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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31
IN WEST VIRGINIA.
Tho Crop Bulletin for the Week EndIns
July 30.

The Crop Bulletin for the Week Ending
July 30.
Corn 10 now the principal crop likely
to be affected by weather conditions.
From reports received at United States
government weather Office at Parkors.
burg, W, Va, the condition OF the crop
Is very good aud growing nicely. Some
correspondents say their tieldS arc fincr
than usual in July. Some local damage
was done by the heavy showers at the
close OF last week, but only few cor.
respondents make mention Of It. Oats
harvesting and haymRking was delayed
by the showers, and where the heavy
rains and wind occurred, mentioned
aoovo, some oats fields were blown
down 30 badly that binder could not
be used.
II is said that a larger acreage than
usual OF buckWhent has been sown this
year and that the present outlook Is for
a good ytotd.
Fall pastures hnvo improved very
greatly during the past two or three
weeks and now arc in good condition.
Gardens are in very good condition.
Tho wild berry crop in some sections 10
very large, and tho berries Of fine
quality.
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A sMALL MATTER.
Tho Seizure OF tho leland Of Trinidad Not
Worth Making Fuss About.

Tho Seizure OF tho leland Of Trinidad Not
Worth Making Fuss About.
LONDON, July 30. ATho United statol
ambassador, Hon. Thomas +. Bayatd,
referring to the reported seizure OF tho
island OF Trinidad by Great Britain and
the agitation in Brasil on that subject,
said to a representative Of The ASSo.
ciated Press to-day that the incident
was trihlng one. Tho island, he add.
ed, was worry small, only occupied by a
few goats, and the British ships merely
stoppod there to lay d cable. Great
Britain, he continued, did not claim tho
island OF Trinidad; In fact, 1t is not
worth claiming. Like most South
American governments, Mr. Bayard, in
conclusion, said, Brazil Ia easily excited
over nothing. Mr.. BAyard has not had
any instructions from Washington fO.
gutdlug tho island Of Trinidad.
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Bu.t,r-Crcamcry choice, go: country chotcs
per 10, l2al6c; country good case; country
lalf, 90
Elp,-Frcsh In ease. lOli2c per dozen; In
barrels, lOal2c per dozen.
Potlitry-Price per pound: Old rooNerL Aljc;
chickens. spring t8Ai2e; geese, S5a9c each hens,
Ease; ducks. young Ease
Tropicui FFiiis-LemonL 81 7iat Oh per box;
bananas, 81 Ooa! % per bunch California oranges
s. 50, McSina o. IS.
Ts5e,lblei-SeW potatoes sl7ia2 % per barrel;
eacuRbeFs, l!HRl5c per doE; Baltimore eucuTn'
bers. 7lc per basket; tomatoes, sl0 per basket;
beOIS. l5c per doL; beans, 2jaiOc per bn.i pArs'
ey, l2jSc per dOE; mint, so per doE oyster
slant Doe per doE.; Thubarb. l5a2Oc per dOE,:
egg plant $500 per doE; carrots, 900 per doz.;
eastern onoui q IS per hbl; goOsebcrries
81 u per hu. crate. Cherries. 81 70 or bucket;
green apples, i0a!Oc per basket. Nat0rmelonS,
slJ OOai50 per 100 BlackbOrrioS, 81 90 per crate,
lie per Ut MARYLAND peaches 81 90 pOr crate.
Bell peafs, q U0nl 80 pOr barrel.
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FROM LIBER!A.
Negroes Who Migrated From This
Country Return Destitute.
A TERRIBLE STORY OF SUFFERING
Told by Three oolonisrs Who Have
RsturnOd-AW ErporIenoO That will
Discourage Furthor Emigration to
tho ooIoFOd Peoples Land OF Prom,
isOiu Africa,

PHrLADRLPuIA, PA, July sO.-At the
wayfarers' Lodge, Lombard street,
homesick and destitute, arc three
negroes, Of Arkansas. who have re,
turned from Liberia, whithOr they went
az colonists some months ago. OF
nearly hundred companions in the
expedition, some arc said to have died
OF starvation and othOrs arc living a
wrctched existence in Africa
The three men are farmers Of Jeaer,
son county, Ark, Frank Shelton, ono
OF the men, has a wife and four child
rem therei ], h, Tucker another, has a
family, and Ebenezsr Russell, the third,
Ia unmarried, They say the Iuterna,
tional Migration Society, Of Birming.
ham, Ala, offered twenty-five acres OF
land to every eoioniSt and used az en-,
doraement the name OF Bishop II. NJ,
Turner, OF Atlanta. Ga.
The subscribers were required to pay
S40l in advance by installments and
their passage to Savannah. In return
they were TO be given their passage,
food aud the land on arrival.
Tho ship sailed in March for Monro.
via, With RiHety.SeysR colonists, who
were in the care OF tho soclety'u secre.
tary. The men declare they were ain.
ply dumped ashore aud allowed 10 drift
for themselves. A Sooro Of their com.
rades died Of climatic lover, and some,
Il was reported, perishsd by starvation,
Work could not be secured and the flesh
Of dead animals aud snakes was SeizRd
upon with avidity for food, Shelton
aud his two noIghbora saw no hope for
them in the colony and succeeded in OBJ
tanning passage to Liverpool aud thence
to Philadelphia.
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shIpmeuts 800 bushels. Ceru dull aud steady;
| No, 2 mixed sic, oats dull No guIlxcd - %
RIVE dull; No. =, 500. Lard fairly steady ht
S6 10 bulk meats firm at 81 %. Bacon steady
NJ IL D. Whisky steady ut 81 ~ BnttGr lTn,
Sugar steady, Elpsgiiet aisc
Sh,rassHNH n tbnfr,ns,nai article, deal. Ia
Al, ~, -, ~ Ls NIL, ~, ,oinv ami
cIass KY oysr ,,E voSs ibs pri1cIpal
influence In wheat, which shows los, OF Nc:
corn Is on jso ia spite OF threatened frosts oats
Il like amount: pofK iaJ,u, In sympathy with tho
for products; lard shows decline OIL aud ribs
oiliSo,
Flour unchanged.
WuEAr-Cash No sprlng, 793al5ici NO. .
spElng wheat CSal!c NO, z Iel ,Gs4Iliigo,sG Jnly
egSsst9, eple'nbeF
pgT ,a5Iacl5%la'Syso' ,,,,., NJ ,.,,ov IN "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

Chioago-Cattlo strong; common to choice
native steers s. 40Ri 70; COWS q OOl3 81 bulls
s. COAL 60 Hogs Actlve assorted choice llgh
hogs s. q: the extreme range OF prices was ~ sla
5 . for light, 81 5OA5 10 fOrheRVy aud ~ GJA5 %
1 10 and PIGS nt 81 GOAT IS. Sheep higher west
crn sheep s. i0a8 Is; common TO choice nAtlveI
s. coal On: spring lambs 50 % for Culls up to
81 jOAj 80 for choice 20 eItrA. Receipts: Cattle,
400 head: calves. 1000 head; hogs, 5000 head;
sheep, 1000 hOad
ERS LibOrty-cAttle higher primo S. 9OAj 90;
good 81 i0ai IS; bulls, stays aud COWS 81 75aS 70.
Hogs dull: best light grades s. iOaj ~: common
TO fair g 20a5 90: roughs 81 60ai 30. Sheep
Grm o1tR q 4Oa5 GO; good g seas 20; veal calves
g. 6Oaj o.
Clncinuatt--iIogs slow and lOc lower a, 40
ass
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31
Fol, FoI.TY YEARS

These ElItsr, Ltvod Sshr Each OthOr
without Kgnwl"E IT,
IsprASAroLB, July 3O,-A special to
tho News from LopanSport, Ind, Says
Mrs. James RoGior Of this city, aud Mrs.
John Mro,, sisters, who had not seen
or hoard OF oach oth0t for ility'elaht
yoatg, mot nj Lake Mnxlnkuckoo. Thoy
had lived only forty miIOs apart lor,
lorty.t&n years without knowing i, ana
their reunion was brought about ny mo
casual mention Of tho namp oil QUO TO
Tim nLlnf
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Calle-EItrs 1000 to 1900 lbs. 9ltatc; good,
900 TO iO0Olbi. 3tsAJ5Ic; good. 500 10 oO lbs,
COO 10 no lbs, 2IG2Ec; bulls lta21sc; cows, ~
ag4c.
Rogi-E1tra, S}sa5,65ci good, SI.G5,lc; common
5ajitc
Sac'p-EItra. ?'IaSci good, iLSA2c; common,
80 TO .7ic, lAmbi jaic.
FissG CogI--!lsA?j; calves, sHqifc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

Now YnrL-AEcnts have advanced the prices
Of Amory Pound Sterling 96.inch and tOinch
brown ihoctngS Nc each, and pluot 4. @.lnch
and Il IOinch brown sheetingS Nc each. There
was much increased attendance Of blvcri In
tho market, especially fora Tuesday, Their In.
oulrlei recovered brown and bleached c1ltonS,
dOmet fabrics blankets. dresS goods aud prints.
aud Of each theru were fairly good sales, Several
makes oil wool innnels arc well sold ahead In
the late autumn months, and prices are higher
for all others 4 loading agency has advanced
the price for all blankets . per cent Printing
cloths firm at TIC Plus per cent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

1risa big thing to say but noverthe'
loss trno, that II great multitude Of poo'
Pile havo crowned simmons Liver Regn.
iator, tho "king Of Liver Modieines."
There IL nothing ike II for Malaria,
rheumatism. ChiIls aud Fever. Consti.
patton, BiliousnoSSS, Sick Headache,
Indigestion aud oil troubles arising
from a sluggish or diseased liver. Sim.
mons Liver Regulator 10 the prevention
and euro for those Ailm0nlS.
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FINANCE ANp TI.ADE.


Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock
Markets.
SEw YoRE. July 3O.-Money on call easy at per
cent; last loan per cent; closed at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5aI per cent Sterling
exchange strong at 81 ooai9oH. Silver ccrtIa
Gates C6Ita6Ghc.
In certain speculative circles 1. was thought
that the return to the treasury department oil
the gold withdrawn for export this month and
the raising Of tho gold reserve to tho high level
would act rs a lever on the stock market this
morning, The Incident passed nnnOllced, how.
ever, Just AZ did tho recent gold Withdrawals for
export aud It would seem that tho slight varla
tl0ns Of the government finances are not factors
OF Wall street speculation ut this time, The
stock market opened active but irregular. In
the general market rCAlisntiOns were inau'
Enrnted md ffnettsmhI reaction took ninre
with the grangen. Tho market closed Irregular
but majority Of tho list shows fractional de-
cllneS
Ronds wcro less animated and Irregular, and
tho sales were sl.20i,OOO.
Tbs total sales Of stocks to-day were 1929
shares.
Government bonds firm,
State bonds inactive.
Hatirnnd hnnda iFfppulnF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

THERE Is no doubt, no failure,
when you tako De Witts Collie and
Cholera euro. 1t Is pleasant, acts
promptly, no bad Rftor elects. Logan
Drug Co., Wheeling. W. Va, b. +. Poa.
body, Benwood, aud Bowie & Co., Bridge.
mort, q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

Thouo who have used Dr.. Kings Now
Discovery know lla value, aud those
who hnyo not, have now tho opportti'
nifty 10 Try II free. Call on tho advoF.
iiseb dragPIst nhd getn trial bottle rec,
Fond your name aud address 10 II, u.
BIcklen & Co., Chicago, aud get a sam
plo box Of Dt Kings New Llie Pills
iro0, M vol M copy of Guido 10 Health
aud household Instructor, tree. Al OF
which Ia guaranteed to do you good aud
cost you nothing Logan Drug Co.'S
drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

Roohd1i Buu-GlnScng, dry. por h., IN 10.
maud, 8! 5llB %; StiAiraS bark, per h., sa9c;
EaSsaifaS OIL per h.. t1lJOc May apple root per
ID, OK 40: yOloR root golden soall, per To- lsI
800; blood root p1rib Safe seneca snake root
perlb.. free OF ton. 31l}jc West Virginia snake
root per To-. 4iilic: pink root, per To- hne "a
5Jc. elm bark, per b.. &c: Wild churrS bark,
per h.. l2al)c.
RsIni-PrimeneW hand.plckcd medium. 81 as;
prime new handpickod. navy, s!OI
lHooL-FnO washed lie; 70 OF for un
washed; medium unwaihed i6alGc; medium
washed i6alsc
Hoaey--Iu tue comb, PSF h., l1alja.
RdJS--Country mi Kcd Sllc per ID.
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bnshel, car from store 100, Oats, out Of store,
western crop, lio par hushOl
HJRr--FanGY roller mill winter wheat, wood
a. s. 80 Dor barre paper, 50 10 per bArroT spring
wheat Mlnnebaha 81 70 In sack, " 70 per barrel
Old wheat, Famous 81 % In sack, 81 10 In wood
Galaxy, 81 u IN sack. 81 ~ In barrel; Pllls6ury
flour, 81 7jln wood aud ouo'elShIh cotton 81 %
III paper
Fski-BsaR sts per taa; mIdIIIaSI So
perton. HAY, btloi sls o. nor tom nav hay
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New York Flour. tCcclpR 5000 barrels az
ports 500 barrels, market weak aud lower Ia
sell WhOAt receipts 1900 bushels, exports
1900 bushels, SPOT market weaker No I frd
7bi,r 30 I northern TlgO. No, hard 7glSU,
OpliOu, foil of sharply to-day influenced chiefly
byNenk iofOlgtl news ana European selling.
Trade was very dun and changes iihrfnw, closed
lRll ~ loNCt Closing september $50, DCCctn.
bHf 1910. Corn fcCClpl' 1900 hushrlt, OK.
ports ~, 100 hushOlsi spot market dull. so 2,
~ q, No. 2WhltN VIC options dull and weak
NH hrttrt rtnp nrwN ulnSrp unchanged IN 20
l0Wct Closing. July a. september islr Oats,
receipts no 6Ol bushels spot market dun. No n
Ni4ci No Awhile H2hl2bc track white W hI0n,
Dblluns Inactive nnd weak closing unchanged
~ 40 lower Closing September 2Gi,t llay
AFH. Hops weak, llldeA quiet Leather STONY.
Heel quiet, Cutmcnts tlr6iy Lard WCnk wo,i
Cfl steam closed nj 20 hii,, refined lower Pork
dul aud Ch'yi new inr'' ~ 2lnl2N llhtief
1uI0i Western dairy inilr. dn creamery llaltc.
do factory s'sAllo hIliU' isCi creamery Tia
Iir state dairy llnl1rI tlI rtcnmrry Il Galsc.
liggS steady, state anl Pennsylvania iat,nl no
western ffosi l2niltr lhllOW lower Cnnnlfy
W.. ilIcC steady MOlnssOS unlOt tdlleo, np
il6nt siOniy nj unchanged prices. spot come,
lilo steady sugars raw ltmi tonnCh quiet
Ulualnunii- flOllr dull and steady Wheat
llfong, No, 2 tud 1lc receipts $500 bushels
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

10 suro aud usO that old aud wOIl.triod
remedy, Mus. MISUNDERSTANDING SYRUr
inr children toethlng. II BOolhos tho
child, BOftons the gums, RllayS all main,
cuteS wind collie and Ia tho bosG romo.
dy Tor dinrrhma Twenty-Five Ccnta n
bottle. MwFdw
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Now York--pig iron quiet aud firm; south
crn 81 O0ai4OO Copper strong brokers, price
iiisc. Lead strong: brokers price ~ 3itF Tin
bafely steady; straits sli 8iali 40 Plates quiet.
spolicr firm; domestic s. SOaS s1IS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

sroNAcn aud bowel Complaints arc
boat rOilevOt by tho timUly nsO Of Do
Wits Collie aud Cholera Cure. lnsnL
on having this preparation. Don't take
any other Logan Drug Co., Wheeling,
W. VA, II. T. Peabody, BonwoOd, aud
lioWlo X Co., Bridgeport, o. d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31
RAILROADS.
,HN 9ennsylvnnia Stations
NIERRRsgLVdRia Inns.


rtrTyr OyFfCER AT pT.TSsTLvASIA STATION Of
WGTsR st. FOUT OF ELTvLNIH st, WHEELING,
At Moi.URE HoUaT, WHrELTSO, AND At THS
pEsJNaYINkHIA STATION pRtpdEsuRr.
r,--,,y.,,., gyqrv>,-spIs u.Nut n Rot-rrH
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OHIO RIVER RAILRoADfco.
SOUTH BoUSn

On and After Monday. June n 1895 Pas.
sCnEor Trims will run S follows: 'DAllE.
fDaily Except Sunday Central time.
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tDally, evCeni sunday
SUNDAY church trains will lcavo Elm drovOu
pilla In and wheeling Vt ikl1 D. IN.
IT, T. wEtsGEHnfh uOn Manager.
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Time Table ia cfTcct Monday, May 30, 1896.
Cleveland Depot, Foot Of South Water Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
On aud Ailor Saturday, February, 1895, traluI
will run rs follows, city lluoi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-31

From Pittsburgh, 1910 a. m. and 6,SOp N,
daily ll.3O p. m, daily. except Saturday 1928 p.
M. except Sunday, and 22i u M, SUNDAY only.
Washington Accommodation, $40 q! M, daily.
except Sunday.
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ThsCleVeland, LOralu { Whssllng R, R.

J. Il, TOMLlNSDN. InWcnROr Agent,
Depot. Foot OF Fourteenth Street
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival AMI departure OF tralui on ami alter
May 49, 1914 EXPLANATION or REPERESog
MAnKs; 'Dalyi tDIily, except SUNDAY; tDaily,
except Saturday; yDally, except Monday lsun.
days anly; lNaadsys only Saturdays only.
EASTERN standard Tina
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-01
The Earliest NEWCOMERS.

At the northern end OF Manhattan
Island, near the mouth Of Spuyten Duy-
vii Creek, a great tulip-tree guards q
beautiful spring, and overlooks a green,
sunny glade, which contains some Of
the most ancient relics Of the presence
OF man on the Atlantic side Of our con-
tinent. This locality, surrounded and
threatened by the advancing pavements
and sewers and edifices Of New York,
yet remains verdant oasis on the edge
Of the rapidly expanding wilderness Of
brick, iron and stone.
Ii Is a resting place Of spring, where
she suns herself while snow yet gilt.
tiers on the neishbOring hills. Upon this
charming little dell the name OF Crys-
tai Spring has been bestowed. The
picnickers who go there to enjoy the
idyllic beauty Of the scene know moth
ing Of the prehistoric memories that
cluster around II.
They are not aware that his happy
valley was q favorite resort not only
Of the Indians discovered by Hendrick
Hudson, but Of the ancestors and pred
can tell how many centuries.
Back Of the picnlcking- ground, among
the forest trees, is a great accumulation
Of oyster and mussel shells In which
are intermingled fragments Of rude pot
terry, broken arrow-heads OF white
quartz, and stone implements. This
accumulation, competent archaeology
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-01
Roaming Indians OF Bolivia.

In the country OF Bolivia, In South
America, the native Indians are still
to be found In great numbers. They IRE
either miners--fQ the land IL rich In
minerals--Or else they are wanderers,
unable to settle down to any Ieady
occupation. Among these rOamers the
Quichuas are perhaps the most restless.
They find 1t easy to nit from spot to
spot In the fertile districts, nor Is 1t
hard for them to find food and shelter
as they go. Their only trouble Is to
procure water at times, for which pur-
pose they all Of them carry big carthen.
ware jars, which are filed with the
precious liquid whenever they begin a
journey and filed again when they
reach a spring, or river, or lake. They
are well clothed, In spite Of the fact
that their country Is hot one. For In
the highlands there Is often severe
frost of nights, and warmth Is as
grateful then as 1t is to jewellers within
the Arctic circle,
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In Her Head.

The newest society sensation" In 81.
Petersburg 10 an old peasant woman
with wonderful memory. Her name
10 Trina Andrejewna Fedosova: she II
20 years Of age. can neither read nor
write. but knows BY heart over 10000
legends, fOlk.songs and poems! When
she gives public recital the scene II
striking one. A little bent figure ap-
pears, hobbies on to the platform. sits
down on chair, with hands folded,
and withered face quite expressionless.
Amid hush Of expectation she begins
TO speak; then her face brightens, her
eyes open widely and sparkle. while
her voice grows clear and penetrating.
She looks ten years younger In her en-.
thusiasm, o. she half speaks, half
sings the legends Of her youth, tales Of
great wars, old fairy tales, long.lost
tragedies or tender love stories, while
the audience, carried away by her
strange magnetism, listens spell-bound,
laughs and weeps OF her will. She Is
the "rage" In the Russian capital, and
We hear that two eminent literary men
have written down number OF her
memory stored treasures. which they
intend to publish In book form, when
1t should prove rich lind for lovers Of
folk lore
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-01

col authorities assert, remains to-day
practically undisturbed az II was left
BY the aboriginal Inhabitants.
Among some immense rocks, fallen
ages ago from the cliff above, are found
cavities which, 1t Is believed, were
used both a. storehouses, and in case
Of need, rs temporary lodging. places.
Not far distant is a bed Of peat from
which the tusk Of a mastodon was re,
Gently drcdged up, and 1t has been sug.
gested that some Of the earliest dwell.
ers around Crystal Spring may have
been contcmporaneous with the prehis-
toric elephants Of America.
The opportunity may not long exist
to subject these remains Of the early
Inhabitants Of Manhattan Island to
scientific scrutiny in their original site,
for In time the northward growth of
the city will have obliterated the nat.
ural features Of the spot.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-01
Polite Disntssals.

william Dean Howells' father, who
emigrated to Ohio half century and
more ago. used this formula to get rid
of an intrusive visitor who had worn
out his wecome. He would be called
out ON some business, and would say
to the guest: II suppose You will not
be here when ! return. SO ! wish you
Goodbye! This was not bad, except In
comparison with the superb stratagem
ascribed to Gerrit Smith In such emer-
gencies--as that he used to say In his
family prayer, after breakfast: "Aiay
the Lord also bless Brother Jones, who
leaves us on the ten o'clock train this
morning"
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WORKED HARD,
hut the Tramp Finally Got HE Dier

hut the Tramp Finally Got HE Dier
The tramp slipped over the garden
wall and cautiously approached the
Kitchen door. Pausing moment before
It. he knocked timidly, and on the In.
slant the cook appeared.
"well.' she asked with vehemcnce,
"what do you want?"
"More than Is dreamt Of In your phil
csophy, Horatio." he replied, In softest
cadence.
"My name isn't Horatio," she said,
with cold stare.
"Nor yet again. I fancy" he murmur-
cd."is It Trilby. nor even Sweet Marie"
II said: What do you want?"" she
replied to this.
"And 1 said More than is dreamt of
In your philosophy, Horatio.' he Groom.
ed to her. "but what l really want Is
something to eat"
"How would cake Of soap strike
your she sneered.
"Inasmuch rs you arc woman" he
smiled, III you threw It ut me 1t
wouldn't strike me at ALL"
"well. don't be gay" she cautioned
him.
.Do look like an object Of gayetyT'
he asked. as he surveyed his ragged
habiliments with an eye Of sadness.
Are you much hungry" she asked
In o kinder tone.
"Oh. I am not 20 hungry % may be
this time next week, II all the ladies !
meet are a. cruel a. you are" he said
dangerously.
II suppose the ladies break their
necks waiting on you." she said, with
great irony.
mo-" he answered In reminiscent
voice. II can't recall that any Of them
ever broke anything except their hearts,
and that wasn't waiting on me-"
mo, you don't say she grinned.
"No," he twittered. cit was waiting
for me-"
II like that" she said.
'"They didn't" he answered.
"Now. look here" she began. In an
other key, "how would barrel Of
champagne and q washtubful Of terra
pin ut your case7'
"Wcll, really" he admitted, 1T hadn't
occurred to me atall. This amt heaven
Then she went In and brougt him out
q platter Of pie, and % he sat down on
the step to eat II he murmured to him
self: "And still they say we don't have
to work for our daily bread"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-06-01
In Austria.

At the death of Prince Of the Aus.
trisn royal family the horse follows
the funeral procession, covered with
a black cloth and lame In one foot The
lamencss Is caused by nail driven In.
to the hOOf