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gERDINANn nuar 40.
Russia Refuses to Recognize MIN ns
hnIahrln's MnInr.

NEW YoRK, Aug. "A Herald
dispatch from LONDON say': A semi-
official statement issued In ~. Peters.
burg dispOsss VI tbs rumOu that Rus.
sla would probably recognize Pnnce
Ferdinand Us the ruler Of Bulgaria.
Tho statement " TO the effect that
Rluia will never enter into relations
with tho existing illegal Bulgarian
government which hRs been fotcel
upon tho principally by usurper.
Russia simply demands that n prince
shall be chosen in accordance VITA
tue provisions Oi tito Berlin treaty
with the concurrence VI tho Porte.
The Ddiy AsWs prints a Vienna dis.
patch saying that tits declaration Of
iIu,sla's position IN held 10 signiiy tho
removal VI Prince ferdinand auI tho
existing Bulgarian gOy0gnmtnt ~ tAu
uhOtieSt possible notice.
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SERIOUS oYrIoIaL BLuNpEas.
How tho Outlaws Escaped, whom
Proper Vigilance Would asys
hesulIsd In THAR gaDguFe.


One bird In hand Ia worm two In
The bush. Ons story is good Till
Smother Is told. The tfst Of these
uulsml came home with striking force
ibis morning TO officials who were yes.
Nllay the Incarnation OF excitement
Ahl to-day the objects Of all that was
ul'eonsolale aud encouraging. The
second has presented Itself NO wildly
luthe minuS OF the public that II hus
io'mel lls own opinion ~ TO the battle
~ Wy creek canyon with CouRhlin
Anl us0rge, the brace OF exceedingly
'ugoesslul Kindergarten criminals.
subsequent Inquiry ami develop
mehh disclosed tho TeITetable fgot that
.ue port " tho good and brave work
uone ~ certain msmbers Of tnp psliCe
loiee IN the pitched battle In the
mountain tops amid tho rocks and
llhtt was neither M good nor Ne brave
:" X should have been. ON the con.
uAtNi mcial imcOmpelency was never
more Siatlugly manifested In tho his
'''J VI attempted apprehension OF law
'N chAraoleu In THIS Territory.
WAS not because OF lack
W men OF pluck anu courage, for thoTe
"eir officers In the canyon who were
m,noHh 70 have the proper mstAl In
'ntln' hut Il WAS because OF LACK Of
t'ue'hAhlp, The want Of cool head,
S,vet mind snd the resolution 81 stay
on 'ue 'Thll until tho capture wos as
''ItAlh Ar II was said 10 have been.
i''a' Of all, II wa. considered to have
'..h fatal mietake 10 have forced the
uuf,Ws 10 abandon their horses, II
hVull nave teen Infinitely easier 10
"a'e followed them while they woTo
gl 'helT horeeB than when they were
c',t.'su'sed Of Them ami when they
,ulI lake 10 the brush and either
,s'slor lay under oover according 10
r r.v ',quiremsuts OF the case. Then
11"'r lHe almost objectionable blunuer
,eMulng posse OF Cilioors to tow n
"'.h 'he captured animals instead of
"II'hg them close In on tho fugitiyes
II.u lo!'oW lhem wherever they went.
~ usienSs VI this 1t was said, son.
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Inquiry ut the shsrin's Office this
afternoon revealed tbs lacG that nothing
was known OF the whereabouts OF the
desperndOts nor the possibility OF cslch.
ing lhom. Tho same men were Ia thu
field that had previously been out,
while others ut tue office were tulc.
phoning iOrsaddio horses In Short order
that they might bs enabled to go on,
ami join ia tue aearon, ami fulen,r
CONS VI those who had become weary
anu hungry IN their vain attempts 10
capture lneiT game.
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w,nisd.-"Two yellow-back liteTa-
,,,t lends, purloiners ofsttawoerrir',
ntsf. Of horses and sloyers OF mon"
Wanted als5.-"A couple OF average
,al,,s, such as It is said the New
Woman would make, TO capture them"
Ftom this Introduction It will be in'
-,,,i that Coughlin aud George arc
ul enjoying the liberty thst "ouIi
have bsen denied them had Hiore reio-
u,, rtpresenlallyes Of law and order
lolossd them over tbeir circui'ous
I'D chequsrrd counc. This facts are
TIA, such conclusion is entirely cor
rect The boys are still At lGrge-that
4, they were when the NEWS went u
re-, th.. afternoon, and the indioa-
lion, arc that they will still be- breath
,sy the alr oi freedom, dearly 90 It has
teen secured, when It dCes 70 again.
Most Of those who were engaged In
the hunt have abandoned n, AMI those
Who afc still "onn the tail do not
number more than hslf dozen. All
Of thee are deputy nhoTiiis ami there Is
not one Of them who uAfes Indulge the
h.re that hs will wiz fans iOf himselt
~ the capture OF the oxide" Toe
latter may be- IN this city, IN the can
You yet, 90 their way 10 Deep Creek,
lolthttn Utah " Colorado or foreign
cline, % iaf as their wOuld-br caplors
tnoW. Il IL pretty certain, however,,
that they ere not very far away nnd
that they have been parsed time ana
again during tne last tgenly hOuiS.
Every avruue OF approach 10
tue city was guarded last
night a. sOms time or other
bIl uo,coltinuously ~ there were occa.
slJis uhth the iugiIives could have
eslsfrd OF departed unseen, especially
BY temporarily OF PERMANENTLY each.
log their guns.
lie homes OF Georges relatives
bo,h Ia this city anu Vt Cottonwood
we're closely watched hut not 'ign OF
the much wautuI boys presented It,
leli. The disappearance ~ last even
ing was a. complete M though tho
Earth had yANnUd Ia some volcanic
d,uibhnce anu took the young Of
lttdsfs iu to afford them tho prOtSOtlln
Ihsy WtTosj indutIrlOusly aesking.
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LErr TO SAW TnrIH LIVES,
Atatsmeut Of nsurdtctinS Hi-toTs,fuEi
uyts TTom Ecuador.

NEW YuRK, Aug. The story OF
the nys y uslicune sisters who re-
turned from Ecusi0r 10 81. Walburg,
a convent In Elizabeth, having been
driven from EQUATOR by the outrages
the church at ptetont II subjected 10
there by ths liberal tryuluIiOnists WAS
Investigated by reporter.
sister liawarats, who was seen st
tho convent, saia' eve ike three
s,sirrs, GenovaL josephine and
Frances, left Tor Ecuador nearly eighi
years ago 10 establish sunaola there.
NE were assigned 10 Bahia de
Caraque1, from which place we have
lust FvturneI, giving up school OF
over seventy PUZZLE. We, however
were more fortunate than they anu
aid not sutlsr personal yiolsuoB al
though We were constantly insulted
ard were oiten IN fear OF our lives.
Every baud " ma,Euilng revolution
isla whsch passed tho convent, cried
nJown with the CsB4ocks" and made
similar hostile dcmJus. ratiOns. They
accused the chuyeh VI being friendly 70
the government
"Two weeks ago tue convent 81
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nlncrH p.mnnd ornntnd.

PITItRURd, Aug. 2.-The coal min.
ers' strike Will probably be averted aud
the mlner' be granted tho advance de.
mauded, provided they consent 10 wait
until tue first NJ October. IL was
claimei tho present lake contracts
would have 10 TO filled at the present
rAtog. n Ia thought the miners will
accept tho terms 0ae.e1.
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WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. Yes.
tsrdAy James Settle, lB.yeuTs'old, hav'
ing lost sheep the night before, lay
down on tho rails Of the Is. q o.
railroad ut n curve near Point hllis,
tas, Of here, wien a train rounded The
curve too near 10 be- stopped, Hls
snephetd dog rugged n hin, trying
faithfully 10 pull him az The train
rushed "a killing both the boy and his
heroic dog.
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Genoa bankers Fail.

NEW IOHiS, Aug. "A cAblegrsm
10 the EusHbig POH reports tho failure
Of Bitgon Brothers, bankers Of Genoa.
Tho failure " attributed to heavy bear
operations IN Italian rentss aud II said
~ DO important.
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giust GO slow.

CIEgISNATI, Aug. 2,-rhe law COM
miIlur VI the board OF legislation las!
pight decided TO report lavJtAbly AN
ordinance limiting the speed u
Dicycls,s to eight miles an nour
within the city limits, Hnd attaches a
pyualty OF $50 for violation.
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Frs.h rroon. 10 nadnEa.enr.

NEW YORK, Aug, "a Herald
dispatch Tor IuulOnsAys' Orders have
been received by the oommsndant
neTo 10 prepare Tor the immediate des'
patch OF fresh detaohmonIs OF tTuOps
to Madagascar TO replace the Invalid
troops who are ordered home.
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Virsr Reports Exaggerated.

FLoRENCE, Colo, Aug. 2.-PTesident
Johnson mas returned from q Irip over
the limo Of tue Florence and Cripple
Creek railroad with Contractor J. Is.
OrmaD. They rop1n lhe damage not
us great as reported. They believe
they eau have tho road In shape 70
resume lrBftiu In shout ten days.
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As 10 nlways The case when excite.
Tnent prevails In tho commuuiIy,
many were the wild and uulUundtu
TeportG which were circulated broad.
cast last night Oae was 10 the eject
that Chief OF Police PIalt had b0en
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NEW YoRS, Aug, One million
dollars has been ordered ~ the sun
treasury by the Bank Of Montreal lof
shipment tomorrow by European
steamer.
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WARmNGruN, ID. Co Aug, 2,--Ih
preldunt toIHy Gp oinIcd John ltch
prdson postmaster At Houquinn, WEsh
lugtOn,
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story OF All Th.ir rroubi..

The whole story Of their trouble sim.
lily goes 10 prove how great things
from little grow. Their latter mlsDT-
tunes hal their Inception IN tue steal.
log VI few quarts OF strawberries IN
PARK CITY. A complaint vas sworn 10
charging them with petty larceny. a
warrant was Issued Tor their ares. To
escape persecution for petty larceny
tuey made themselves liable to punish.
ment Tor grand larceny by stealing
horses with which 10 escape. In eTdsT
10 avoid punishment for that oilenre
they committed murder, thus making
most remarkable case Of criminal
evolution complete In all its details.
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INDIANS WANT WHITE MEN
PUNISHED,

BOISE, Ida, Aug. l.-Lieutsnant.
Governor Mills returned from trip to
Pocatollo. When asked about tho In.
dian trouble, no stated that In his
opinion II would not amount to any.
thing. Tue Indlsus, he said. weru
angry over tue killing OF their cont
rades In Jacks0n's Hole, but they hAd
not atlempt.1 TO TstaliaIs, aud did not
intend TO. lie had talked with one Of
the chief men OF the tribS, and had
been told that tho Indians knew that
1t would 10 folly for them TO preolpitats
nOBlillIles.
Two Indians were killed and othsTs
wounded, including one or more
,quavs. The Indians wanted tbs
parties who did this arrested and pun.
isheu. The men were known And
could easily bo secured. 1hs names Of
three Of thsm were given Nj. Mills.
lie knew them MI, one being Ere
mont county physician. The lndia n
agent iurtnor told Mr.. Mile that the
bsnnCoks we're nearly all back on tbs
TSsstyRIlOn.
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wAsHINuroS, Aug, 2,-rho latest
news ltOu Gs.cral Ceppinger received
nj tue war GopaTtment Via heAdquar-
terp, Omaha, Is Telsiuring. The die.
patch, dated OGsna yesterday, IL Us
iollOwu "a ropoT! was received from
Market LAKE. tnls morning which Ia.
dictates that tho lniians arc returning
from JauKson's Hole by y straight liue
to the reservation. 10 test its corr CT.
ness the Union Pacific railway office
was asked 10 Telegraph for information
to the stations along the Oregon Short
Line from GIayis Lake and 5Vda
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no FEAR OF TROUBLE.

wAAuSGTOS, d, Co. Aug. 2.-The
Indian bureau mas received u dispatuu
iIom tns two ugUuclts In tho neighboT.
mood OF JAcEsOn's Mole oounEry stating
that there Was no cause Tor alarm
among the settlers, MAJOR Randlett,
VI UIrtAn anu Oursy agency, FOTl
Ducuesne, wireu. "luO Indians re-.
pOrled by Governor RonHrIs ars not
from this ageauy" Agent Wilson In
charge OF tao Sh0shunts at Fort
WshRa, Wyoming, sent this despatch;
mo Indians are absent without leave (;
there Ia no fear ui lTguUlu,'
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.z.;ssT55 -E;Je0i0? paPg. Is ne ne
/ morDi7s paper is tPs
~ paper Of Yesterday. !
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
Where Have the Fish Gone?

Commercial fishermen of the east shore
ports of Lake Michigan have good cause
to wonder where all the fish have gone
which formerly inhabited the lake. TAX
ing Saugatuck for an example, few
years ago from twenty to forty families
gained livelihood by lake fishing off
this port, and at one time nine steam
tugs We're engaged in the business. To
day there is not a net set, the last of the
fishermen having given up in disgust some
months ago. At st. Joseph and Grand
Haven, where formerly an extensive fish
ing business was carried on, the condition
is equally bad Many Of our local fisher
men have packed their rigs and gone to
the neighborhood of the islands at the
foot of the lake, but their success has not
been such IS to warrant others to follow
them. A singular fact in connection with
this matter is that on the west shore the
fishing is reported to be as good. if not
better than for some time.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
MAKE YOUR SKIN SOFT.

Take one pound of fresh, unsalted but
ter from perfectly sweet cream, the same
of sweet almond oil, one and one-fourth
pounds of CASTLE soap, two pounds decoc-
ton of marshmallow, one-fourth pint of
alcohol Melt in stone jar at low heat,
stirring well; perfume to liking, and
when well mixed pour into cups and cool.
This is capital domestic application,
but it is best to melt the butter first,
pour the clear part from the white, cheesy
sediment, and keep it melted with a
drachm of gum benzoin tied in a thin
muslin suspended in it for tWenty-four
hours before making up the receipt. This
oil of butter, benzoinated and kept in
small covered cups, is of itself very
good emollient to nourish and heal the
skin.
You hear good deal about lemon juice
as a lotion to cure freckles. as II tney
were inkstains. but lemons and lime
Juice taken inwardly will do much more
to improve compilations than they ever
will outside. Lime juice and water as
a beverage is an excellent summer medl-
cine. and the juice diluted may be used as
a wash for what it is worth. Lotions OF
any kind, however, dry too quickly to De
of decided use, and pomades are much
better for lasting effect on the skin. A
clean, waxy pomade that does not grease
or soil is of great service in keeping the
complexion cool and clear from the heat
eruptions or the hard pimples under the
skin which sudden changes and check OF
nerspira ton by change of temperature
will cause in the farest flesh. These
pomades early and faithfully applied do
more to prevent freckles than any lotion
will to cure them.
For slight tan a teaspoonful of lemon
Juice in half pint of rose water. with
half a teasponful of vegetable Slycerlne
is a pleasant, cooling and blanching lotion.
TO have marked effect. lotions should be
sponged on the face many times a day
and dried without wiping. 1t is still bet
te;, to spray the face with them oy an
atoinizer. This little comfort has use
full part in toilet practice. as its spray is
more fully absorbed by the skin than
washes with cloth or sponge, ana IT'S cooi-
ing effect is exquisite i'll heat and sick
Won there is no such thing as vegetable
Slycerine. for it is the best. and fastidi-
ons neople think the only kind to use
for the toilet or in medicine. He may
never have heard of it-that is more
Than likely-but he won't go very far
without finding it. a teasroontul in
n;nt Of lotion Or toilet water prevents
ranid driving. and makes the application
more cooling and grateful. Vegetable
rIycerine is separated from nut ana seed
oils lust as common glycer!ne is from am
NAL fat. but is much purer.
Three things are to be guarded against
IN summer for the interests OF the com
nIeyion-acidity of the secretlons. COM
mon in persons past youth: blllousness
70 which Young people are more prone
ond debility from want of fresh, sultaple
food .-Phiiadelphi Times.
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Here Lived in 1915
: Daniel de Gresolon. Sieur Dulhut,
One of the Explorers of the Upper
Mississippi,
After Whom the City of Duluth
Was Named.
Foxy Old Chap.

A foxy-looking old chap about 60 years
of age, with whiskers which looked
as if they had grown in Kansas, and
clothes which looked as if they had been
made in England, ambled into the rotunda
OF the capitol the other day, accompanied
by his wife. woman weighing IN the
neighborhOod of two hundred. OF course
the couple at once caught every guides
eye, and rush was made for the strang
ers on the spot, but the old fellow stood
the crowd off. He chaffed them awhile
good-naturedly, and then passed on to see
the sights as he pleased. In the course
alone, and took a seat ON one of the
benches.
A guide spotted him and came over to
have some fun with him.
Where's your wife!' inquired the
capitol director.
She's som'eres around lookin' at
things" responded the visitor.
"By herself?' and the guides question
would have indicated that the husband
was quite remiss in his duty to permit
his wife to go about alone.
''Of course. What's the difference?"
"Well, you don't know what might
happen to her in great building like
this is" said the guide, whose business
it was not to let any more people so about
there alone than he could prevent. 'She
might get lost, or something"
The cd fellow sat back with an air OF
perfect confidence and satisfaction.
oh he said. ''she's all right. Con-
gress amt in session. ''-Washington Star.
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Wisconsin Patents.

Patents for the following Wisconsin
inventions are reported for this week by
Erwin. Wheeler & Wheeler, So and So
Loan and Trust building. Milwaukee,
Wis. These attorneys will furnish the
Inventors Handbook" free on request.
William Davy, Kenosha. means for oper-
ating swinging beams of excavating ma
chimes: William w. Dingee, Racine, jour
nal bearing; W. J. Egan, Milwaukee, steam
trap: d. A. Jones. Oshkosh. foot hook for
horses; J. c. Merten and G. w. Pagan, Osh-
kosh, mop wringer; 7. NJ. Miller Mantle
water cooler; A. f. Ransom. Burlington.
horse blanket two patents);, c. H. Weston
and NJ. J. Sullivan, La Crosse: keyhole
guard; John F. Wiles, Milwaukee. Wis. cleo
trotherapeutc appliance; William Stein
meyer. Milwaukee,, Wis; trade mark for
canned goods.
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Got Her Mistress Idea.

Mile. Augustine Brohan, the celebrat-
ed French come >.ienne. who was ex-
tremely humane to all animals, one day
at table found fly caught on her plate.
She took it up tenderly with her thumb
and finger and called her maid. Ma
RE-" she said, take this t1y-be careful,
now, don't hurt him!-and put him out
DOORS" The girl took the fly and went
away, but presently Mile. Brohan saw
her standing near with troubled ex-
preston on her face. well, Marie.
she said. did you do as l told YOU
mo, madcmoiselle, I've got the fly still;
| couldn't venture to put him outdoors
it was raining and he might have taken
cold New York Morning Journal.
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Utilizing an Old-style Bicycle.

II had often wondered what became of
old-style BICYCLES" remarked wheelman.
Il discovered the other day what had be-
come of them. During ride down in
Jersey / came across sawmill in the
woods To my establishment and amuse>
ment I found that the motive power for
the mill was supplied by a young man anG
in vogue. before the safeties appeared.
The bicycle was suspended from the cell.
ing and connected with the mill machi''-
cry by belt The young man sat on
the seat of the wheel and worked TIE
pedals with his feet. and in this way kept
the saw in motion for hours at a time"--
PHILADELPHIA Call.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
DOGS CAN READ CHARACTER.

"Beware of the Person Whom Dogs Dis
like" Says Philosopher.
Wonderful tales have been told of the
marvellous instructive intelligence of
dogs, but the idea of consulting a canine
oracle when a man is contemplating
matrlmony is a new one. A French
writer, however, says that before COM
uniting himself a man should note care
fully how she whom he loves conducts
herself towards her parents and friends,
and. above all. how she treats ordinary
domestic Annals. Beware of person
whom children and dogs dislike" he
says. Dogs may be our interiors, but
their instincts rarely deceive them, and
pronounced antipathy on their part
may well be considered as a danger sig
nal No compassion should be felt for
him who marries girl whom dogs silarl
at and dislike, for he has had fair warn
ing of domestic StOrms''
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22

Mr.. T. B. E:ker is special agent
for the Chicago Herald, and his
Office in New York city is at No.
so Tribune Building. He is
strong, virile man, not the sort Of
person to often require medicines;
and is specially opposed to pills of
any sort, finding them too violent
in their action. In case Of any
irregularity he had always relied
upon the use of fruits, until one
day on a railway journey friend
directed his attention to Ripans
Tabules and gave him some from a
box he had in his portmanteau.
He made use of them when
occasion offered, and the result in
his case was all that could be
desired. He now depends upon
Ripans Tabules entirely in the case
of any irregularity of the bowels or
arrangement Of the digestive APP
paratus. Mr.. Eiker is 4 picture of
health and manly vigor, is hearty
eater, and he regards Tabule
after a hearty meal as sort Of
insurance policy against future Ills
of any sort.
Rpans Tabules are sold by druggists. or by mali I
The price $50 cents box is sent to The Ripans Chemi
vial, 10 cents.
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KNOWLEDGE

nngs comfort and improvement and
Is to personal enjoyment when
ay used. The many, who live bet
man others and enjoy life more, with
expenditure, by more promptly
slAg the worlds best products to
leecs of physical being, will attest
tae to health of the pure liquid
fjiIe principles embraced in the
saiT, Syrup OF Figs.
e}celleL1e Is due to it's presenting
Ne form most acceptable and pleas
s 20 me taste, the refreshing and truly
a'la. properties of a perfect lax
R Il rereetually cleansing the system,
'nIus colds, headaches and fevers
PERMANENTLY curing constipation.
~slVen satisfaction to millions and
fs ";.n the approval of the medical
sI'on' because it acts on the Kid
LIVER and Bowels without weak
T. slem and it is perfectly free from
objectionable substance.
;uF OF ri gs is for sale by all drug
r, M o9c and 81 bottles, but it is man
o ,I,eo by the California Fig Syrup
Is ans' whose name is printed on every
Is;, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
ent , ing we'll Informed, you will not
SAS substitute if offered.
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like criminal stunning the detectives,
and when he strolls toward the table he
looks around in the vain hope of finding a
fellow mortal in the same miserable dis
tress. If he locates any such shipwrecked
male being his face brightens perceptibly;
if he sees only wriggling mass of bon,
nets he is crosser than ever. He rebels
at the idea of eating off little dessert
sugar bowl But he can't help it. for he
probably feels as uncomfortable as a girl
would were she in q barber shop or a
mems clothing store" Philadelphia