davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
a startling Announoemen.

AN English literary man who was ON
Dio. Sno verge OF bringing out book at the
ElIS Press ordered his proofs to be sent
70 70 5im at a house where he was enease5 iI
20 aine out, intending to look them 'CSer o1o,
~, - sne halt hour after dinner. The print.
eF ooy however, was late in bringino
sn'i' .neni' ana the gentlemen had already
reJoined the ladies in the drawing room,
when the company was electrifioJ aJTln h,I
uo'ting the sonorous voice Of the butler
The devil from the Pitt
mas come for Mr. Jonesp'-San Fran'
DISCO Argonaut ran
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
GRANDMOTHER,s DorIAee
nat Her Descendants Might H.
In Interest From Tbo,, -i~o

n '@' her Descendants Might H.v.
In Interest From Them.
g a woman recently died in neiebbor.
3 -Hs Io"n' and besides a granddangbtor
3 - ier cynical husband she left a feyg
} Ie!auVes and $50 in gold. with otbo.
Vnlngs. The woman was over OK - -
she died, and the $50 inclnded bor ".I 80
thns. G.ns presents Like many persons in
.no9o uays' she held fast to the shining
eagles and had had them for nearI1 -
years When she died, of oonrsa +bo
1II TruS We're distributed among the beire
me cynical husband, who was rnarria5
70 the old lady S favorite egranddanobtor
mused upon the $50 in gold and st-;D'
pea MS thoughts Of all sentiment as ba
speculated III his mind what might have
Oeeh. de is not quite throupb }ic,,,-;,',.
yet, and his constant query is. If 9ra,,5s
mother had only put that $50 IN tLo
&c os'nA ~hen She tirst got it, what a clutch
VI eoIuen eagles We would have now
ne lnused on this as he got ready on
ooIu mornings to go to work, and his
taIorlte TOPIC OF thought was suggested
as He JlngIed nickel and a bnncb ~
Aeys looking for his car fare. Then ba
oesan 10 ngure that money at 9 Der cent
IouOIe IN about IL years, and he lost
steep as ne thought how many times ~
years went into ~ years When the
oynicaI husband finally referred the
question OF his losses to a bank man. he
learned that in so years the $50 In cola
would have amounted to 81. 47s so
" lthout figuring any further ON the
'rooIem' the bank man said be wonI5
asliy consider that $40, 900 was lost by,
aving the $50. ~
IL Is not an unusual thing in some ~
ne old banks to have an account donble5
iany times over and over again. One
ay last week in the Worcester conntv
isututlon for savings an account was
at S214O8 which originally
as but $40. 60. Nothing has ever been
ideu TO or taken from the bank acoopnt
I'd 1t was left to accumulate. If tool,
out % years for the original sum 70
Nner all that moss. There was anotb.
instance in the same bank where
irty-one times the original sum was
Ia to a depositor. No one won
rs that somebody discovered and sai6
u money makes money.-Worcester
ass Gazette. 'N''N
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
He DIdu't Catch On

MAY may may I kiss those ruby lips?',
e.. S' siri Do not think of such q thing
I beg your''-- ASKING
Don't you think, Mr.. Hoppv. that
y Sne moment Is up by this time?"-New
York Recorder. ~"
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
GRIZZLY WHIPPED BY A cow
-'ouSeo TO Terrible Rage In Dcfo,s
of Her OhE.r-s-- -oHs

''ouSeu TO Terrible Rage In Dotor..
, OF Her Offspring.
Usually a COW does NOT stor5 -,
band ,0o o.'n "oen she engages in a hand to
Hanp NS;I conflict with grizzly bear s. y so;I ~
1nIcnaeI iaeI Ayers, Colorado stock,nan ''to -
@"II'er Tor DumbAnimals, "but soyo,oJ ~
Years ago one of my COWS killed 49, = a. a.
'IeSe animals and came ont of tho st,...,1 -
elo |lthout scrtch. The COW bod
gently given birth to a calf T. 49, - 20
.eF Hrstborn, the mother was o,oo5s
a.y Icy Vicious and it was unsafe for =
stranger to approach her. as bor b0,.,"
, were long and pointed. The cattIe J1', sbaS
li''u @ q matched roof and was scoonod |
UuI OF the hillside a short distance 80 80
one night bear, having smeIIed +ho
presence OF a COW and calf. monn+o5 49, 81
IooI Oh the shed and proceeded 70 60 .--
tba+ah tin eh'FanGe nc by scratching through the
.natoh- . The COW at the same tine ID tL0
Iecled the presence of the bear and boId
noIselI IN readiness to receive the in
!! uuel' Inc noise of terrible strngolo
me, and grabbing a lantoTn :
.uShed from the house. and oneni,,(. a.
neu door found the COW in a fra,,+io 80 |
o. oa'e' bunting and tossing to and fro 7
oa1 ono large object, which evidently had t
'sC an power of resistance. L
T. II turned out to be good sized eriz- 7
~ which had been run tbronobe e,r1 and S
lrough the body by the coprsooor. go b
iO'ner' The little calf was nestled =, Y
% ,rner' sleeping peacefully, and seemed n
mindful -nl OF the maternal struggle b;
,ppose that as soon as the bear gained OF
entrance through the roof # was q
Hneu 70 the ground by the cows horns &C
1oie IL mad time to do any DAMAGE - ia
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
- ~''--S F0"er-Latest U. s. Govt Report
@:a!! g! BBss%kjj3Pss;! BBskjPs
ABSOLUTEEx PURE
TWO MASCULINE GIRLS
1a Pa.1a about Them by the OF,
0@0UAUTEEY PURE

, opeculatiOns About Tbor,
'Ssengers In the Car.
~ was their brief, uncripo1iro.,
sAIrts that drew the ewes ~ '-,teu +LC uress
nre o1t 81 "a Il messenger boy tried to fio' ~
notbj. not GuS now their hair staid nm ~ ~; <
do' doonlng rs SO feminine as hairpins = win o:
tha -I, 80 Inc manlike cuffs peeping aboua
80, "9s59AIh gloves attracted tbe o++o',
.4on oi business man. wbiIo "S.en- StI
s.!I .eu as he caught sight of tboi, |u'IG ,5
hard at them. VIZ Oonuuctor stared
one OF the girls was nor 90
III her masculinity as the otll1- gone
'"lst OF velvet in her hat sbo,-o.I Inc
e. 9oaiiis Ieahlng toward the feminin" i-n h-l+
oHo eyeglasses, the umbrella and 4l puO
a AZ ~ u OF books were common 70 ho.n .iio
80 unconscious of the interest," TO- -
tL-.1 '-iou inc two buried tbemsoI,,ng -, -
.iioIr notebooks. The more ,,a..-l,. Co III
tnnaU |-1o0t Aer 1eet we'll apart and Dsod t-l ha9
AIeeS as an umbrella rack IT, C,' Ji,,l ii1[
JHnahce the grace of her abbro,io 'tDn
e elosS SKIRT Every now and 49,, -'''eu
Hour!shed liberal bandloroti0s sHe
tncLad 81 curious curious contrast to the lacv shred
casa oaSAeu INTO the up to date girls Igu car5
,rnt.,, Uase, Who and what were tbov C"iu' a1
way! w the Passengers asked tbe,nsyoi'!y any
business man. 'Nought the
Some of those dreadfuIIv s+ro,,..
LIN creatures that want 70 Toto 9Ctong =
7"Iu ~. the up to date girl to berseIf '0'''
Jingol All they need is 'TT1r, fronso
was was the mental remark of the messenS,o, sels,
eFed some such impressions ,s-' as tbeI I9gls-
AW-I We heard of suoh-aw~voIl'eas,o5 'rleso' y
!, 'on III na'cnerknow-but, thank poodnoIl' Illel' Z
70 n5 hever-aw-never weaIIv Seen o,a, u.s. = =
Just Just here the more masculine o;, :,
'oH6d ,aT up from her notebook 0 sifI a. a.
DO you think disintegra+;on n n
7 ,pnus possible?" she asked her coynnon IN =, ~
N IN loud, clear tones 1'i compan- q
. Why yes. ;" replied the other ..14 IN e.
e - accept e the globular theorv von ~ ~,
odiooI LHe mystery was solved. They wero an az
eaioaI students. All the other 1asSoI, were an an
Is Grew sigh of relief. excen+ ,i9'Ftl en- az az
ae' He had vanished into thin pj a. 'ne sag sag9
NV York Sun. '-iH ar - TAI
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
SMYRNA DEL. WEDNESDAY AEIERNoon 777naa -
DINNER A LA Russo
served From Side TabIe-F1orvs-
and Convarsa4.,.. AO"er


Dinner la Russe-altborch E..
uI"!'er Oh mat 1t might be dinner n pa
sials' a IItalien. with lust as COL Oh
.1S9on-ln spite of its rather fasb;oT
e1 eDIo NAME Is really very simpIe nor
1orHhance. lt merely means that ;rstoo-,
u having the various dishes coynrosi'1.' ,s;s'e'
.ne repast all put upon the table at oDe onoa
'ney are placed on a a side tabIo a3 a.3,
served from there by the servant - -
PASSES each IN turn. This anord,
cnance Tor some decoration nno,, tt,a 4"
pie. There is usually some sort of Va
Droldered centerpiece Tho cbonooa olii-
I Snas II was achieved by one of the low
y uaughters or even by the lady of tbo
mouse herself, and it is always wise 10 ~
Fenark upon the elaborateness ~ tt0
S'I'cn OF the beauty of the design If w.
arc guest Ell famille. That not OIL.
% oai1S OUT the history of the centerniaoo
anu makes conversation, but lavs ~
S;JaNuIes iiNIoS Tor you in heaven and estabp
ilShes your reputation for good tas+o go a.5
"ppreciatlon OF the truly beautiful
On this centerpiece n howl 90 O
IS commonly placed In estabIish,1,o'..N
,",l, where money is no object orchids aIa9
iiauuaS' rare ferns and the newest cost o.
a" sioSU roses appear and are changed fro,,
10y " uay. But daisies and Glover oa..
a. ranged Just as effectively and cost
!, loUhlhe but the trouble of oo+t'o,,;9 80
,nein' While in the winter tbore aro -
.IHlereS III OF pierced silver. wbic, CO., -
iiieu with maidenhair or Some - a
IoIlcdte Tern, and with a little caro- 49, Q
'reen and thrifty for weeks IT, AopS ~ '
antaon r-t.oHeu coasters used as stands for do. ?
1n'ois are often utilized in this yyo,I b
~ any tlnsmith can make a lining fon C.
LII -onn ~ winch plants will grow Iiko =
-ooH Day tree, The effect of fIovvers -, sc
lo 'aDIe can hardly be calculated IT, sc
ave more charms than music +o soo+ty dl
20 savage breast, and any sentino,,+aI g
y VI your acquaintance can tell of - la
ances where a glass bowl of ,,oa.---
uins tastefully arranged before bi,,. IL of
;,ia1 ,%loagnt on the feelings of paterfaa oV
mas That ne has said not word abo"+ th
: o'efGone mutton or the sogov nndar hi
Gst OF his apple pie. es' uiiDer wi
- your table be dream of boo,,+- a
Z VIII not require half such a hoartI, nil
'aI Ihe entire company will ha ma
aPPeu up III admiring the scheme 80 wh
~ ana the originality of vonr co,,, col
i"'lohs That no one will he aIro,o -
s1naIlness of the portions vo,, 80, 49, u asp
--y - ., nalt the expense of your nosies us,
:. nus Oe saved at the outset 50 that wa.
. JUnmend themselves to eoonorists VIII
''' 70 aesthetics. Boston Herald c(
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
Like a Scotch yer,,,.,

chancellor Henry Bathurst was held
" "a low esteem by the bar on acoonnt ~
~ ass .t IGNORANCE. AT the close of the trial
= ene duchess Of Kingston for bipamv
ne ,grayely addressed her grace in tbe
following terms: Madam. the lords v,l9
nave considered the charge and evidencs
Wuuent against and have likewise con.
siIoa9 siIe9 p everything which you have
@i,egea IN your defense, and upon tbe
W, rmO,a matter their loFdships have found
YOU NOS guilty Of the felony wherewitb
yea stand charged, but ON dismiss;na
foa their lordships earnestly e,Ihort yon
aoe 70 commit the same crime a second
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
Curran's Retort

Ct'rran's friend was tlekled BIZ the
ora1or 8 retort apFopos Of the 1nry. svs.
tenn. The friend was Dragging If si. bis a. -.
saonlslsqs ~ % It and said. with trial by
10y 4 have lived, and, by the blessing
u uod' with trial by jury win dieP'
80, On, said Curran in amazement
,a. snen yo1'v made up your mind to be
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
5ULWER'S ODDITIES.
The Fight That He Made A.,.
Signs OF Old AGE. m

| NO Made Against Al
signs OF Old Age.
bulwer's appearance was decidod,r
what Is generally understood bv ssoris'
tocratlc, or what the French call .sdis
Unique TAI, slim, with finely cut fea-
lures prominent among which was .
4uns aqplline nose, with an abnndort
crop OF curly brown hair and f',u
peard, the first impression bo D,o.,,.1''5 ~
Alued BY careful toilet, was one ~
ease ana elegance. At a dinner tab,o
where ne liked to speak, and. if nossi
PIE, 20 speak alone, he was oartai,,I,,
uselul as well as ornamental. with ~
4arge blue ribbon and star of the Ordas
aI the Bath There was a oertaj,, ,u' ,,".
VeEe' strange as that word NAV CO.,
When applied to so confirmed a mo-, Os
tne world, in his vain and verv ar,,.D
ent struggle against the irresistitIop -,
'.;.n o.oaonLnents OF age. He did not give in |
"Lsn enat philosophical resignation |
wnloh might have been expected of ono
~ ~ 0ieVer and In some respects so yviso
ne fought against it tooth ana III
Lord Lytton's hair seemed dvod -. 81
ms iace looked as if art had been coiIaJ H.
- 70 reJuvenate it. A ouack ii Paris
laa pretended to cure his growing deaf.
less: q constant source Of legitimate
.fleI 20 him. He was radiant one am
! uInn on his return to town beoanse ho
\, lnoughg he was cured, but not for lone
ING eoplops use Of snuff was no DOME
''fs of the attempted cure. Of vvbioh
ne most palpable results were ,aron aron
arg red or blue pocket handkerob;atss
ute out of harmony with bis s,,io' otLas !
use elegant toilet His expressions ms, -
sgFet at bis impaired digestive ,s orsons
aa something ludiorous about IL a he
QUO !, point with sigh to a rosv cbeel,
american apple and say, "To tbinL .,
az .nere are people who can eat tbatp, "
one OF his physical infirmities~b;. :
'ainess-proved bar 10 his smbit;a,ai
: Waa seEely disappointed when a,'r'a-d Lord q,
aASeensneld' instead Of Including him ~ y y
last cabinet kicked him mn atairs,i .- -
. tne house of lords. principally @ he
use ne could not follow the debate Ia,
'ooiph Lehman's ''RecolIections. " ac
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
JAPANESE RITES.
Frederick vnliers De.cr,,,o.
the Battle of P,ra. ais After

tba d., describes Funerals An.v
NAM - A''ie Of Ping-Yang.
do many OF the sick and wonndo,
Jec,ad Cremated Their asbes 49, 49, VINO WI
torrod' paced In small square bo~as u -.
ontsida 1OI ume In the little cor,,o.--l ~
,a'i- '1Iue the foreign settleman. 9'netery 1,t
1.po' ana after awhile avbn.', ~ me
49, ~ ~ Japan. The cereno,,,. 10" ana
OHemuIpo after the fob3 oeneIo
"ng was not impressive ~ 90 ~ a' ring
crerpa y curious Eighty bodies had baon ous
end 1it'Ieu e IN various parts of tho , co,L peeh
bavo III %arded va to the treaty port IN ;,
bIao5 AJs' these were placed in t,rn - snail
b1 r''CA cases at the hospital and nTooaS, ise,
and sI1!y InoVIey group Of coolies IIoIou citi1I0
plot. . carried to the burial
eol.- irSe came coolies with br.no,
to.Iago and white streamers ''i-oHes ~ OF
nahds. Then a few soIdiars IN tnelr
codind liI reversed arms. Immediatelv '--Ls n-p
rpialI Ing tho black cases was 81 sbiH pre-
t,a-+ aa-osV IA yellow kimono and LILO LIaHp
-. 80 shaKo' Round bis neclr naa ~
e. P+p ootd' at the end Of which br1
- f,'-4. II MS right hand was a A. ue
, - t4Ine to time as the Drooot "-l1on
", >, 04iueu lts way he footed ON eoSion pro5-.
Al iAnarmonious sound which uuoing r.!g
nent - .y OWN attempts on that inst-n-
uIS oIrn. "hen boy. The coolies tbn ~
raat 's ana the lockers on seemod -o -
oIa' oI' the whole thing more as 49, 20
- 90 una man solemn function and eS So
"nu laughed to their hearts, 60"
ion ba1e az the cemetery, the nrocas
-oH matted before the altar IN tIIoS -I
81 ,ei1 placed bottles Of saki frnits "n-on n1on
uu Dlrds OF various kinds inoiS5. ii, Eggs
70 rooster. Behind this bonN:Lsa b1s
,dies ~ paced the remains of the eo
ome 5"ies' ihe Shinto priest, who '.re stooS oS
= oIo De1ore the edibles, stretched 1'oou ~
: 4aiias sa and made several passes y;th
80 - "a the direction Of the roosts-
o~nea "a "a aIoud, then clapped his bo"J,
.To times, after which he ind1I~a. -uS
nc ~; On the flute Then he graonas
an Strengthened himself re+;UoI oaueu
y PAGES took several paces 70 tLo
j sa., t9o+od 'nen advanced again, groaned
= = w 'Oo'eG' @ De then requested bv
Q his place. " ''' vance and
LINEN ~ snen handed one of the brancbo.
image TO the gentleman and -atie..3 ie-l'
niourner proceeded to Law the branoL
" small table in front of the a1ta-
: !, e'l1uted and moved away 10 a1io-1
OAer mourner to take his aI-
en- all the branches were D,,aJ pi'oe
table the black cases were 80 o,,a,og On
,ooIiaa 1lJ 9nia!i az square boxes taken out bv
~ r9U-Ies nr;ot ana carefully inferred The
~ ~ PRIEST .t, retired to the bosom of his
lS' :, WI WIN the saki bottle, the live
- - batNl .'nu Ine rest Of the chow. In lien
- Os'ones' the Japs use, when cam
-ast;, .1Ie' sma4I wooden posts to mari
Villiers. 'o red
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06

Mrs. Houser-I suppose you IL be suy.
9rlsed to hear that Mrs TunglasA's
mind is completely gone.
Honser-Not bit I've heard her.
give Tunglash piece of 10 SO often I've.
wondered at it lasting as long as il has
Buffalo Courier. = -1>
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
First Patent In Amar,..

Inc first patent granted in America
was issued by the general court of Bos-
t ton' March g. l646, to Joseph jerks foy
l,s,;I IIs Invention OF water wheel A fac
the patent Office. P-NO'N 4h
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06

Customer female and unfairA-,I Or
1ered ten yards of dress goods here yes
terday to be sent. Has it been out yeta
Shopwalker-No indeed The assist
ant said You hadn' t been in yet TO change
your mind. London Globe.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
The Value Of a Hrnh.n

recall an advertisement which actin.
any appeared sans hyphen, recently in
a LONDON daily. to wit: ''Mr. and Mrs
Nathan Levi. having cast Off clothing Of
every description, invite an early in.
spection Chap Book.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06

Whenever yoa see ingratitude you
may "a iRfalhbly conclude that there IA
a growing stock of i'll nature In the,
breast. as you may know that man to
have the plague upon whom yOn see the
tokens.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06

hng Alfred once gave eight hides Of
land Tor book, There were abant oeo
acres IN the tract but the title Of the
book is; nos Oivar,.i i.,t 'no
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
Mad Held out R.m.-k.h,,

Niobrara, the name Of a river Ia Ne.
braska. is said to mean wide waber. %.
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06

SIN has many tools. but a lie Is a han,
gle which fits them all -Holmea
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
Good Ahrio.

be sure you are right, and then ston
II there Is any danger of your going
wrong. .-Pioayune SUNG
Smyrna times., 1895-03-06
NeKotiatlons Not oouD,.,.

Inc Indians called the French Broad
river TOekyeste. the Little Roarer "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22
OF all ihe baking powders made DR..
Prices IS the only one absolutely pure.


TIE Janusry number CT Goiey.a Maya
zlne contains superb frontispseee by
Newman. the Munger Collection az psci-
ures wiki gwsatx-flve magnificent Illus
ssaf.oms, an article on "Fair Women
with pictures 81 the most hesutssul women
IN America. a ghost story BY Miss Mitch
eli, and Shoes stories. accounts of travel
la RUSSIA ard Italy. and GDiey's Fash
ions.
Popular Astronomy for January IS an
excellent number and contains many ar
tleies admirably adapted 20 the amateur
Asfrogssrsz An exoeilsEgt feature Is -
map II the considerations visible January
Is. With the positions ef the planets Ju-
pster. Neptune and Mars and their pro-
gressssns ard fatragrssssoas uxtiI sp-sl
i aecarasesy market ponalsr Astronomy
Is eyissea ey william W Payne ana Char
lotte II. willard. Gaoaseli Observatory os
Carleton collage. SortAneId. MINI.
Ar ofa-fasaionesi sea stary fun of inter
est ard adventure. wlth strong love
snsssse. L. hegun by -. Clark Russell in
tie JANUARY e.assropoa ian. 'teaSsla"
saercaess FTosNse, Gasse. Lang ara other
DISTINGUISHED writer's with an kzstaglrnent
81 re .ssneas Passions - History SERVES.
wezeh has f~ea appearing In The s'sssTgo-
sssstaa. The present '~TAeatranal sseasos.
in NV York Is crtssgslsy cousssfees4 rs
M. gsrses 3 Msseasse s3fsor ef Life. aga.
,ssere are stories bs Tourgse, SEowslss,
aas 4Ae fAsxssus FrerSs wSsse-. Francois
caggre.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22

Hea ont IN The syTnnassssrn a. sA~ ,rx.s-
t'1s'on' the doors being t1roz.. o.,er, :, an
eesners at o'clock. s<vergI asssssss.
events WI lead the lists. i, be snslan,as
~ ne exciting syent Of tho nsssss ~.
MIRA championship taske. hss, censes. ~
sns churches Of Seattle. between ne rsrss
5Fe gssrian charch ana The 7sts-rr.a,,s,,
oA af.oHaI church Following il 4he
EIosfa anime In detail. togesher wisn en-
tf7es Tor The different eveu4x:
High jump: high shoot srrsa s,r.rs~-v. Z,
oar. long Jump. r Atkirs. +. r,earhsr
2. Hunaes. G. + Dow. l. Bcylen. r. stone
Mr.. Sheehan- = -'s'''s $.
pAsker ball contest: First pre~hx te-ian
snufsh team = Edwin Hector. caurasn.
frank Jones. F. r. Atkins, Max gr.,ss.
frsd Stone. Fred Wood, sab.
siyfzaos1Sh Congregational church senn,--
". a. Lewis. captain: X. i. Hauiev. II
r. smith, J. Y. A. Smith, +. X. Ham
mofzs
Tne basket bah tears havs both been
p1acticing for the past two weeks ara The
prospect - for closely playet game.
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BOURGEOIS GIVES Up.
French Statesmen Refuse to
Join His Ministry.
ne NOTIFIES THE PRESIDENT.


Parts. Jan. I'm. bourgeois has re-
nonnced the task Of attempting to form q
new ministry.
Ex-Presiden1 Castmsr pericr formally
vzcasesf the Eiyzee palace AT IL O'Clock
totay. BY order of President Faure When
the ex-pressaent appeared In the court
yard drum corps rolled out salute ard
guard Of honor presented arms All the
members OF the ex-pressient's civil and
military HOUSEHOLDS assembled to bid him
goOt-by.
Peytral. cavaigns-. poimcare and
Barthou conferred this afternoon. They
considered that an agreement wcusd be
more likely attained among men less
definitely committed than themselves
In financial matters. and thereupon re-
qussfed Al. Bourgeois to release them
from their promises 10 accept portfolios
IN cabinet over which he was TO p~e-
side Bourgeois did 10 and Immediately
aftsrward notified the president that
ne was compelled to renounce the task
OF attempting to form a cabinet.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22

devote rs whole life 10 things of THIS
world x1seh rertsin ensirciy - the pays
ieal senses. but these. besa= In no sense
spiritual. are rot impressed en- the ina
Hssrtas nature. and therefore xuca life
has not asaed the higher evolution and
that personality is not snsrsertal. Sach Is
tire ancient teaching which Is now beng
given ont 20 the word anew under the
name Of thensnphy.
We learn In il that nan has something
else 70 do besides ea1ing. drinking and be-
ing merry. For while we should do every
earthly dairy as perfectly as possible. SIN
at the same time TO become immortal we
must pay some atteasion 20 things az the
SOUL for thus only can we truly '.werk
out oar own salvation VITA fear and
trembling or by sslf-effort and common
sense ANNA L. RI4QDS EFT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22
a,,ianx. at ~rae S~w roy !.

ssTshe New Boy a. extraordinary
faree-ccmes3y tfss has attracted great
crowxSs 80 London. cAieago aid other
large cities. VIII oe given It's frs PRO
aaesion in tals city at tire Seattle tsseassr
F.a9ay evesalug In this play some &C the
sweetest iove~xaasinE Imaginable viii be
done BY hasi mans daughter. SIZE Is
described as a asaa.fse og wiseaseEy. q GaEk-
epei girl, whose father Is q STOCK sEsessti-
safx,r and assvexssnrer. and wicked fr1ss
she ground up: but his daughter Is a
xaSs.sns.sos. and Is 10 sAow wat size can
DO Ia the way os toying with q boy 9
ns.art. The yssfng chap WHO Is in ssar
tolls is a schrss BOY. TIE aorfov la charge
az the fnSssEgtsua IS ia love with a susozs
.srssksw.s 70 Naosn he hSS w5sisa his
sortssgsn, and wAcFa be has raaie the mat
reu * The schooi. upve&stoas aFaisIsse
zzSssts .lae discovery tfat ire boy IN
ss4ssoa gsrh IS wee est ~ = business
nssa. 20 wears assa. sn.i tsse hssssan2 Of the
sasf. hasssESerse WHOA" lie Is fssaay
eazn and when the siesser siiscovsTs t1sat
no q ne asaSbanss * TIE s'wsaoee sfseve
- = w4sf sSsne. Isse aysfsssssxe ara lasasss-
,pr are eou,sngNas. bat she iass scsns is
xs.a 20 hafIse description.