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Nearly Ended i'm Blood she'd.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 27.-A local paper
prints story of quarrel between
Pugllist Bob Fitzsimmons and his man
ager, Captain Glori, which came near
resulting i'll bloodshed, Saturday even
ing. The cause Of the quarrel was the
payment of personal bill of Fitzsim-
mons which Glori said should not be
pad with the theatrical money.
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CROSS EXAMINATION
Harry Hayward Turned Over
to the Tender MercieS of
Attorney Hall.
HIS LOOSE BUSINESS METHODS
In Previous Loans to Miss
Cling One Point Brought
Out.

MINNEApOLIS, Feb. q. When the
trial of the Hayward case was resumed
it was announced that County Attorney
Nye could not be present owing to
funeral in the family, and the defend
ant, who was still on the witness stand,
was turned over to the nder mercies Of
Assistant County Attorney A. II. Hall
for cross examination. Mr.. Hall
plunged at once into the questions Of
the various loans made by Hayward to
Miss Cling, the aim of his questions APP
parently being to show that Harry had
loaned the dressmaker money
Freely without Security,
end in loose and unbusinesslike man
ner. Halry's connection with the loss
Miss Cling made on the flour mill at
Eamel, and the collection of the loss
when it suddenly burned was thor
oughly ventilated and Harry was asked
whether he had not driven out to Ha-
mel with Miss Cling the morning after
the fire. This and other quest ons We're
asked for impeachment purposes, the
srate proposing to show on rebuttal that
Harry is
Not Tell ng the Truth.
Harry described bow he had turned
the lot. given him by his father, into
cash, first by mortgages and then by
disposing Of the equity to Elder Stewart.
Th- proceeds had been nearly $4,000,
and this he had partially lost at gam
bling while the rest he had given to
Adry IN sealed envelope aud it was
put in the sa e. He declared that the
most money he had ever lost at one sit
ting was So, 700, at the Twin City Ath-
lGtic club.
Failed 10 Trip Him.
Tie entire morning was taken up in
cross examination with regard to the
loans. Mr.. Hall went through and
through the subject, but was quite ua-
able to entrap the witness into any con-
tradictions which he could not explain.
There were many sharp tits between
the two, embttared no doubt by the
anmosity Harry bears against the
q slant prosecutor for arranging the
sensational scene at the morgue. Mr..
Hall expressed his surprise that Harry
should have trasted Aury with money
after learning that he had no conscience
ald had q mania Tor crime. Harry re-
p ed that he would trust Adry now
with money, if he gave it to HIM openly
and asked to have 1t kept Tor him.
That's the difference between us"
he added. 'Adry cherishes u gruGg g
and ] don't. Is his feeling against me
now and not mine against him"
1t also came ont that Harry and Elder
Stewart had been enemies for two years
and that he did not put his money in the
bank. but kept 1t with him, fearing that
the elder might get hold OF it.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

NHICAUO, TED. 10 ISJJ.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-February 5l9.@5i5sc; May,
t4LG5iIic: July, 5j14c.
CORN-February, 43I;Goi32sc May. 451s
@45Hc: July, 447sG44c; September. 45Lc.
OATS-February, 2S5Sc; May, sc; June,
292sc; July, 2sc.
PORK-February, Si002a: May, $40. 23.
LARD-February, 1915; May, sG.41L;
July, $500.
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Mismanagemen Is Charged.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 27.-Edwari Fer
guson is the complainant i'll a suit for
the appointment OF IA receiver for the
Milwaukee Worsted mills. The COM
plaint charges mismanagement by the
officers, which has brought about an
UNIV arranted depreciation III the assets
Of the company OF $500 The stock OF
the company is &325. 900.
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An Epidemic of Influenza.

LINN. Mass, Feb. 27.-An epidemic
Of grippe prevails in this city to an
alarming extent, there being at present
at least 800 cases; physicians have re.
ported upwards of 200 new cases since
Erlday. There have been many fatal
ls.os, especially among aged people.
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the poor jury service in his court.
Two Killed ut O. Crossing.

LINDEN, o., Feb. 27.--A westbound
freight on the Nickel Plate road run
down rig carrying party Of people to
church at road crossing near this
place. Two persons were killed and
TWO others Will likely die as a result Of
Their injuries. The dead are Miss Allie
Hunt, aged 19, and Miss Bessie Hunt,
agei I6
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LYNN. Mass, Feb. 21.-Mrs. Hulda
Person of this city has received q letter
which was in one Of the mail pouches
that was wa,hed ashore from the wreck
OF the E.be.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee, Grain.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 26. 1895.
FLOUR-Firmer.
NHEAT-No. = >prtng, 542sc; No. /
Nor hern, G3c; MAY, t52sc
CORN-No. 3, 4235c
OATS-No. whI,e, 3l24c; No. white,
3l1!.
BARLEI-No. 2, 524c; sample, 5l@
@J3t.
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Wyoming Judge Dead.

LARAMIE, Wy, Feb. 27.-JudgeJ w.
Black of the Second Judicial district OF
Wyoming is death, at the age of 40 years
He was sick but two days. He was a
native OF Maine, served i'll the Civil War
and came to Wyoming in 1872.
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Uroke n Drouth Of Il Year.

OMAHA, Feb. 27.-General rains have
fallen in Nebraska, breaking drouth
Of years duration in some instances.
AT Venango it has been raining stead
lily for 10 hours, the first rain of any
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Minneapolis Grain,

MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. &c, 1850
WHEAT-February closed at 5GIic; Nay
55BG56c; July, 5G3lc. On TracA-No.
hard, Joc; No. / Northern, 1!c; No ,
Northern. 30 &c
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, Feb % 1899
WHEAT-Cash; Februarv, No. ] hard,
571Sc; No. Nor hern. ,62sc; May, No .
NorChern, sac; july, No. l Northern,
$3.50.
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a LIVELY BATTLE.
Police and Bank Robbers ect OD the
streets of Council Bluffs.

OMAHA, Feb. PA Council Bluffs
special to The Bee says: A spirited
fight between the GrSwOld Ia. } bank
robbers and the local authorities oc-
CURED here in which several persons
were shot and much powder burned.
Officers had been notified to watch for
the men who robbed the GriSwOld bank.
Just after dusk, as one Of the officers
was patrolling his beat, he noticed q
nan sitting III the Office Of the Kiel
hotel WEo answered the description
talegTaphed from GriswOld. Deputy
Sheriff @ 'br.en was notified and CON
Cluded That he was one Of those wanted,
and called 10 his assistance Deputy
Sheriff Hooker, and in company with
Officers Peterson and Ware, the party
entered the office and inv ted the sus-
pucJ TO jail, AS the five men lett the
hogel two other hotel guests rose and
followed, keeping several yarIs b hind
just Is they raal hed the court
house O'Br.en dropped behind tel
ing his Prisoner to walk in front.
AS he did this the two men who had
been following tn party commenced
firing at the officers. Presenting tLu,r
guns the OH, CTS returned the fire, tie
prisoner and the two strangers separat-
ing from the officers and shooting Us
they ran. Fer some minutes
The Eusiiade Was Kept Up,
citizens joining IN the battle, which had
become general all along the line, until
the CespeTAdoes were overcome and two
Of them placed under arrest and taken
to jail They gave their names as John
Reilly and James Wilson. During the
battle Deputy O'Brien was severely
wounded. Reilly was hit in the groin,
the bullet penetratng some two inches.
The third robber escaped. In searching
the men at the jail their pockets We're
found to contain q large number of
postage stamps and a quantity of small
change.
While the shooting was going on
MOTOrman ScuIlen was on Ii car in
the vicinity o. the battle and bullet
struck. a building IL ar by and flew back
and struck him blm between the eyes.
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consequence in over two years. This
will be an immense advantage to Ne.
braska crops.
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0dnSli@er 2lmsberfa,tf.

Wie ale Sabre. 10 finbet aud bless
nal bel ms elm gdusli6er ansbertanf
Der Waaren 3u SpottpreiI e II
itatt. um Raum gu MAIDEN fir Elm
o0uitdnbig neues Eager.
Wir offeriren beiipielsmsiie: llns
iere $500 6erreni6ube fir nur 1925.
uniere $2.G0 2aoies nOrforb b"s59ube
81 $1.25. &inaerldube bebeutenb
unter ibrem Wertbe.
Wae S@ube bon beioa0ers gutter
Qualitdt.
Sine Sies1, tleines MaB, bic 800
nnb $3.50 tofeteH. uerfaufen mir ieBt
fur 81 .25.
Spre6t oOr uub iiber3eugt gu6,
@inbereIIa g dub.BaIaf,
Gde 9oufon 5traBe unb Noenne 6.
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@mnbreiie /. 2iGette.

9sist bic, DerfaieOeaeu 8sleseabei.
ten. fir psl@e bic s. ..s
sablihe Aacific sauiet Raba.
rebnairte &unbreiiesgillette mad 5fIis
den pldben perfapH. R. ..
@oncIaDe Sempelritter, 8offon,
Waf. Cine State fir bic &unbreile
Y, bis %. Musuft; giiTtis bis gum s.
October 1895. ...,, .,..r..s...s...- 80.
Megen ndberer @inaeIbeiien pen6et
Gn9 an ben nd6fen 5idet ggentem
ober an
@.@. .8ein, So. parfs.
Sraffic Manager, u. p.& S.a.
y 6OufOn, Ser. Oouiton, Ser.
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Galifprnta . g9etae. /.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm sroses Ga,
ger BON feinen California @einen BEL
9errn s. S. Meper am Nlatno
Blaaa. Serr Meper fn9t Bic Weine
an Ort unb Steae aus unb fauft bireft
aus Dem Seller Der @einsh9ter. NIs
gutem aenner gelingt es ibm tets, bie
befen Sorten aMssupdbiem. gr tanu
feline &unben tnb Gamilien nit eiuem
guten 3ropfen perieben. &Otbs nm6
Meib Weine In por3iigli9er QuaIitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per Golpne - fret
inS 6auS aeliefert.
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Ithlaygebenoe fir Tim

s,yratllO anslAlagsebenoe fir tbn
sepelen."
uatus Goelmutb uno briiberliher
Stebe aflo bat Ell it'd entldlolien%
rief Gbttb, unb in ibren glugen leutb<
tete es mie belle 8reioe. rDaS entz
ipriGt freilib better bem giloe, melz
dies i'd aus ben Grsdblungeu bes arnen
Srduleins Sdeibel uub aus iener fur
gen 9egegnung orn ibm genonnen!
llnb Sie meroen i'm nun i'm 9uee be-
balteu, ricbt mabr? Damit, oaB Sic
Sorlebans gu ipielen perlutbten in ieiz
nem %eber, buben sic ia aud cine
ernlte Nrantmortung fit iein meiteres
S9tdlal iibernolnmen. gte miiIen
it'd bereit balten, inn bie rettenoe
Sanb 81 reid)en, nenn bieler neue
Sebensmeg i'm gum GerOerben itatt
gum @liid 3u fijbren brobt.-Sie biirz
fen nidt 5ugeben, oaB er fi@ fir iei=
men Sruoer gang gum Spfer bringt."
uGr miirbe Elm gegenItano msiner
gluimerfiamfeit lDou urn Der 9beil<
naAre willeu bleiben, Die sic fir i'm
enpfinOen. 2lber if babe au9 nod
anOere Ginge nit inn Dor. Salt er
liG in Der &eriuduns 10, mie i6 eS
con iBm ermarte, 10 miro er, ipie i'd
benfe, fetne llrlad)e buben, ben j3uTall
su beflagell, Der mid leine 8efannt>
id)ait MAIDEN lieB. 8orldufi9 lit ia Die
0auptladle, oaB Der Sruber in einem
seluno gelesenen Gororte untergebraat
lit uno fir elm babies Sabr aus Der
Sdlule bleiben fam. 9lud oatnit, baB
bies er1noeliht mllrbe, CLAUDE i'd be-
reit8 Elm oeroienitli9es @erf eetban
III baben."
(Trrfsoh.tun faTntl
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gpoIeD's Megifter, go. % aIamo
gla5a bat einen &uf fir guten aIten
Wbisfep, bic beiten gemifdten @es
trdafe, feline Weine unb ausgeae;@nete
importirte unb einbeimii1e @igarreu
unb tets frif6es Bier. Ser gigentbls
nter. Soc @oolep, berfiebt iein @ei@6ft.
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Wsattbtes 8rDtbers.

GIeiffeL 5putou. 5traee
2iefern bas uOr3iislibfe &inb,, 9daf.
unb S9peinefleii9. 8 pesia Iitdf.
Sunses aaIbfleif9 Nae Sor.
ten ts bon l. mWura. G,i6, stuitern, ges
fiugel. Wilb.
geiteaungen merben IN irgeub eiuew
Sbsils Der stubt frei abssliefert.
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: Sem 6inlmel iei Danf. tuieber
cine neue religiole Sette, BON benen in
ben Ser. Staateu ia erit bunberttau.
fenb .egiffiren! Eas Neuefte auf bies
lem @ebiete III eine bon 3mei Negere
Baiforen in pittsburg In pennlplpa.
MEN unter benz Ramen .Die Rirde bes
lebenbigeu 8ottes" gegriinbete 5ette,
6erent erites un6 bornebmites reIigi6fes
Gebot i'm gesenleitigen @dFen biz aur
@ri@laffung beitebt. Die neue auBs
Hsligion 4fiubet unter ber ncoIofirten~
BepDlternng bon 9ittsburg l.nb llms
gegsnb risHgen Mnttana, ,Seben Abenb
finbst @ottess refp. ,anBsDie11i in eis
neHt groben alS Rirdle bieuenben 3eIt
aatf npb bas BON ben bidsn tpulftigen
Negerlippen psruria9te. 99n1dBah
tam man bereits .auf cine balbe .MeiIe
gntfernung BON benz &uB3eIt boren.
sSa, 10 Elm 4uB, peI4' elm @enuB!"
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simbi isie ie in, 9rai1tt

in etnen absrunb ,sefhrjt pber baben STE ie sas
@aibinstOn Mcnuiment auf Sbrer aRaseusrube ba.
laneirt ? Ba@ten ste is in talten e&reib sebabet
auf nod erfhut BON benz Ginrrud Ses e&redli4en,
bas S4nsn na4ffeute uns brpbte? Su fieiem Nane
mare bas ahBfte, mas SIZE bdtten tbun fbnneu, ae.
refen, etue seb6rise DpS Spitetter'S Wasenbitsrs
bu nebmen, ba8 Jtre 3erDen bsrubist nn6 Gie RON
ben @erpauunssf ssftpruusen, pelde wabridetnIt@ bte
urlahs Sbres beilemmeuben Eraumes paren, befrett
saben wproe. SHlafofsfett, Electromagnetic tipers
pen, Mlperud peroen lst9t bur@ oas Btttsrs bepdl=
S@attelfrOt, aebsr rper @ierenleibeu, @erfopfuaa,
Rsnralgtr pber @teumattsmuS leibet. 9aben Sic
Jbren Hppettt rerlpren, iesen Sic feline BeIpknuna
tar ben ebrt4en 8tnber aus, eiopbern sreifen 6te
gum ,BttterS. @ute gerbanuns ipirb Stnen bann
suter Nppettt unb gutter Gppettt ptrb Sbuen auaes
mstnes Wcblbebaaen peri&affen. Rur3 Dor 9ubett,
nebmen. .
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sSohn Ghott's

8uGs unb Sob Druderei.
gto. I'll NOrb preia Strabe. Gabrt
aue gu6s unb SobsSrudereis Nrbeiteu
in beuti9er unb enslii9er Sprade
aus uub liefert foIde BON ben bilIia.
fen bis su ben fsinfen.
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Sas iteue YonesStar> y,aluis.


@te fid5 Die ileiR'sen 9anne resem,
gSie fid1 Sas tamntelt nnberipanSt,
gSie iie oa flppfen, b6mmern, ,aaem
Hub miiRig bletbet feine 9anb.
Wait ntat5t'8cn Gmaoern id1perbeiaffet
Srifft Nasen ca mm gSagem Elm
ltno ntmmeroar tpiro bort aereftet
9Semn bod lid, amftbiirnlt gtein ant
Steiif.
hub tpeldem 3tuefe : tunIlt Sbr
.ie fragen,
Ser ftol5e San geiuibmet iei2 , ,
9as lit, it5 mills ipfurt Cad, iaaem.
Ste neue clone Star.s sBrnuerei!
3r6nt erft @ullenSmn8 bas 8esinnem-
Sci meimem Nurt. itb fab' es sern -
Damn ffattert pan ben h1dften 8inmen
9ie Sabne NIT benz Gimsel=gtern!
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YaNages8t4ette aaer Mrt
Nall mt pon Guropa.
.3iuiiAenbeds sRaten ,iliebri8er als
ie 3ittDr.

Sept 1T bic 3eit, Sidets .su faufen
uub germanbie ilnb 8etannte. aus Der
alien 5eitnatb berib ibertonlnten 3ii Iafien.
8egen genauer Snformation tpenbe
titait -fi6 an
X. Il. @it. 90. S. .DDanG
@enerats paRagiersagent bet .Waaorp
Danlpfer : .Qinie,
523 Gafi Souiiutt StraBe, San Ins
toniO, Seras.
Sffisieler. agent fur ale suropdi.
f9en Oampfers 2inien.
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sttlanta : Ggpoiition.

9tiebrise @rturiitionstreiie nod Ut.
lanta unb suriid finb iebt auf Der ssn.
ternatioual > Balm In &raft. Wegen
ndberer Iustunft tuenbet gud an
9. 5. Price, u. q. 3. a.,
Baleitine, Seras.
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GaIamieriold.
3lunat ton }isinbolo 9r.mann.
(Sprtiesun9.)

es'''Ss S*9t'ul ShiSotyi IuCtllIC Vltu>
pes in iiGtli6er @rlei6terutg. ,Gs
mdre ia beller @abniinn wenn 9ie
oaran oenfen luollten, einen Mann at
betrathen, benSie ni6t einnaI lieben.
8enpunoert blifte @oitb gu ibm aui.
$50 1belten sic mid ni9t, Dap i1
SliitbnerS Sewerbuug 3uriifgemieien
babe?D
nSm Gesentbeil, th rpiiroe Sbnen
gum eriten W1al ben &ries erfldrt
baben, menn Sie Tie an9enommen bdt>
ten. g9ie fonnten Gle ba iiberbaupt
au9 nur cine Miuute lang i'm i3loeifel
ietn! Gt1l llnbebeutenoer, unbefannter
Gr5t-oer lid miibielig aus fleinen
Sonoraren iein bel9eioeneS Ginfomz
men ;uiammeni6arrt = lpeld' cine
Soritellung!"
Gin reiSenoeS, idelmil1eS 9d6eln
erbellte ibr erniteS @elidt9en.
$50 ratben sic mir allo, auf einen
Brtnden 3u marten oeer auf ben Sobn
etnes gfabobs aus Dem Mdr6enlanbe?
llnO bis oabin molten sic li9 geoulbis
nit Der Gorge I'm mid belalten, ipie
Sie eS bisber setban baben? 9iein,
mein lieber Serr Gjreapes, piel at
lan9e idon babe i9 Sbre @obltbaten
genonen unb eS uirO na9eeraoe 3eit,
oaB mir oieiem aud fir mid bebriidenz
ben 3ultanoe Elm @noe 3u MAIDEN
iuden."
sic bate iebr liebenswiirbia uno
nit einem fletnen anfluge BON Ghers
geipro9en, aber eS fonnte fein 3lpeifel
cbwalten, baB ibre @orte gan; aufribs
tig gemeint iDareu.
Sincoln @reaues, ber iiberbaupt oiez
fem anmutbi9en, itngeu Wdbden
segeniiber iebr neris bon iener falten,
unerl6iitterlid) slei@mdBisen Rube 3u
beiteen ifien, bic ieiu Benebmen
ionit ausSeiduete, sing nit GROCER
Sebbaftisfeit auf ben @egenitanb elm.
sd nletne bod, bieie ssraae tpdre
3wii9en unS Elm fir alle Weol abqez
tban. @as Sic fir Sbren 0sbensuntsre
bait bran1en, 1T ia tpabrbaftts ni9t
Der Reoe tpertb."
yNber Sic baben mir lelbIt geIaet,
oaB sic nidt reid leten. Sd. fam
mid, Ser neinfihen @mnf;nS,ro mint
ermebren ho6 Gie sif Snfep o,,}s
erfeoett MIR Somit IA, IN Np;ftsth,,n
nuS WobIfeben n,eiue : ooe b;n;,r;ros,, os,
Fonn
Gle heuur,,bioen s;h ho .m;rffi6
oo,,, ob,,s Wo.hi. m,s;,, gan~. ~ g 'S..s..s
SnS 0 Il, % MIR IN, ahrstm;fIe -, ,,;dt vtI sra
@erimoisr nm ,ae;Sen, @ss.ns,. .. ,,,,a 0on ~,
meinep @eausnI;rhis;t gu inIesSsnsi ,S as;s'@ ~
Inn ns,,r "a o,,,h g. sSss" ,sSss '",s; ,,,s;,,
Ghroes;bl osb;stst s,,,i y ;~st.., s.Sh;s
fiir meine Gr;ften,s,,, 'sn,o.n @e;tSs,,, %
gie min ana Ss,, sS,rsc,f 1is sss,, S SssrhSIt
niiSen erfSs,., ~, '" ~ X s,,s rvss,a.. 81.
eraufbe;t | yrS ssr =. ~ ~ ~ july ,'... uss
TDnttsr osroths,, ~" w.. w. FAX s. ~. .s ..:a.
milne oenrSsn r,;, GSss nv sso ,Srsr ~ as1 es;;y
scroe mn obrs,,s ara Saoae.so,s sss og'.. oas
rsber ShS,obT ~ Sszs.sM Uzas.s o. ssI.. Ha..
Nrer,he nor hnhs,, @ Sss" sss. .sas voIs.S
.;sh,,ro 4,c 'r rrS vsS.s Srss;fS, ius a.s.ae vi.
ss "a ,,,,r 81, @ satsr 'sS hSs.s ~. Ss.ois.,u.e as
obrsr M es,;ts Ill., S}Sa;,, s1as yas.s sga.. lunsa: S:
n ss os,,,a % os1.snt @ Sosa SotD"a.s ' ss wy
~ e-.sS S'"nS N.5ste gs's.l gaos, a.a !. ugas
S;s Ssps gnaf. % :, as us".m pabs" ua.w
Sor,,,,, I ~ .,ads o. sey ass" IVY .fs:.s ~ .essos
SIa;saa % ",y I 'A,.".a .,.s.,., ~ eTu'9nsssn oS msu
Ds" Wy O9's' Oiop>
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The herald., 1895-11-02
Whiskcrs and Character

81 don't know greater shock" said
the young woman thoughtiuily, when
the front door had closed after Maine
and we vera together on the veranda--
"hardly that of seeing what illness has
done to the face THAN coming upon a
man whom we have al ways known with
a mustaohe or beard and finding him
with none. Sides of his character we
never suspected, weaknesses OF will that
have always been hidden, are suddenly
laid bare. l sometimes think" she
adoed Laughing, THAT q full long beard
to many man is like vine to a elm b.
ing wall--a provision Of nature to cover
that which otherwise could not have been
relied upon. Without his beard, how
many patriarch would be revealed the
despot, how many philanthropist the
selfish schsmer! For, after all. it is the
lower part of the face tuat reveals the
man YOU meet every day. You get his
intellect, the qualities he exercises con
sconsly, his power to think and plan. al
in the upper part OF the face. This NAV
be fine, almost Greek in file and pro
portion, but the lower part OF the face i:
the text to a mans nature; his refine
ment, his origin even, are all writer
there.--Harper's Bazaar
The herald., 1895-11-02

icated condition, had been taken to the
Salvation headquarters and taken care of.
For all the hardsnips and toll this de-
voted band of Christian workers expect
no reward but the saving OF souls and the
encouragement of the public IN assisting
clothes are furnished them by the army
with tho paltry sum OF 80 cents week
in addition.
An outline was given of the rescue
homes. In these they had taken women
from 35 to 80 years of age, and even little
children az young as and 8. With these
women they aim not for reformation, but
salvation, and 20 per cent OF these are
brought to lead pure and Christian life.
These homes are made beautiful and at
tractive.
Outcast men are dealt with in the same
tender way and it Is only by these pure
| woNen that thsy can be reached, and it
IS only by the reformation of both sexes
that this awful curse of the country can
be stopped.
! The speaker said her mission to this
coast was to inspect the work of the
| different cities and to organize what is
knowp as the Auxiliary league. There
are already 5000 members in this. To
join the league ones church need not be
given up, nor the creed OF the Salvation
army accepted. 1t is simply to interest
! the higher class of people ana have them
speak word OF encouragement for the
army. Five dollars a year is required.
but work of no kind is expected. An
earnest request was made that the people
of Los Angeles interest themselves in
| this, and add 10 the already large number
OF subscribers.
BEST BE TIE Tie that Binds was sung
and the meeting brought to a close. after
which the ladies' surrounded the charm
ing spesKer to extend their welcome.