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Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16
GARDEN IMPLEMENT.

scufie Hoe That VIII Destroy Hosts OF
Sprouting Weeds.
An improved scuffie hoe, like the one
sketched, run between the garden rows,
will destroy hosts of sprouting weeds,
particularly if the sun is shining bright
iy at the time. 1t is easily made of a bit
of old saw blade and two strips of half
round iron. Where the strips of iron
curve under the frame to form the
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

FITS stopped free by DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer No fits afterfirst days use.
Marvellous cures. Treatise and 81 trial bot
tie free. DR.. Kline, 93l Arch ST., Phila, Pa.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

IAN entirely cured of hemorrhage of lungs
by Plso's Cure for Consumption.-LoUIs
LINDAMAN, Bethany, Mo, Jan. $, 'g4.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

To HAVE a respect for ourselves guides
our morals; ana TO have Il Difference for
others governs our manners. -Sterue,
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

WHEN young girl is 10 the eligibility Of
q young man depends good deal on what
sort OF q mustacEe he has. When she is q
she is likely 10 think moro about his bank
uccount.-SomerviIle Journal.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

Power exercised with violence has
seldom been of long duration, but
temper and moderation generally pro.
duce permanence in all things.--
Seneca. ~
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

IT is not the proper thing to say that a
man will make good husband. IL is the
wife who makes the good husband. The
bad ones only are the self-made article
Boston Transcript.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

THE tear down childhood's cheek that
flows is like the dewdrop on the rose, when
next the summer breeze comes by and
waves the bush, the flower is dry.-Scott.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

HAVING an unmarried milkman who 4
fairly good looking will do more 10 keeI
the girls tidy around their kitchen worl
than doz'n yards Of advice.-AtchisoI
Globe,
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

How He oUND THEM.-Jimmy, the Con
allow are you finding things these hard
timesp Mike, the Porchclimber- Easy.
Been usin' dc Y ray."-Indianapolis jour
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

TIE REASON OF Ir.-"Ts your daughter
going into the country for her health -
"Oh, no. Purely for art She wishes TO
become brorLed. Detroit Free Pres.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

Truth is the root, but hCnan sympathy
is the flower of practical life.-Chapin.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

THE soul and spirit that animates and
keeps up society is mutual trust.-South.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

SENTENCE, well couched, takes both the
sense aud the understanding -Feltham.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

HIPsoN-"Layson IL the lazies. man l
know" Juggles that soI' Hipsop--
ayes. Why, that man won't even carry
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

NEVER spend your money before you have
it.-Thomas Jefferson.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

RICHES do not exhilarute us so much with
their possession as they torment US with
their loss Gregory.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

.DocroR,n sold the anxious mother, avn
lie can hardly speak above = whisper.
"Indeedi Has he taken cold, or didho "a
70 the ball gamep'-W Washington Star.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

BLEssrpNrss is whole eternity, older
than damuatiOn.-ltich
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

WRITE itself offends when coupled with
forbidding manners.-B Bishop Middleton.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16
FOR FEEDING CAVES.
A Little Device That saves Confederate
Trouble and Annoyance.

IrOubie ana Annoyance.
Whoever has undertaken to lift pail
of milk over the side into pen occupied
by one or more calves knows by unfor-
tunnte experience how difficult matter
II is to keep the milk from being upset
by the hungry little animals before il
can be set in place for them to drink.
The cut shows better way. A door 10
.@IIIhhMuUMullutl
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

TRUE craftsmanship is the art Of chang
ing nation from what it is into what it
ought TO be.-W. II. Aiger
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-05-16

A SHINING EXAMPLE OF what
may be accomplished by never vary
ing devotion to a single purpose is
seen in the history of the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Co., Chicago,
For o5 years they have simply been
building grain and grass-cutting ma
chinery, and while there are probably
forty manufacturers in this line, it is
safe to say that the Mccormick
Company builds one-third OF all
the binders, reapers and mowers used
throughout the entire world
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-25
rolNra An0Ir rMorLn.

queen Victoria has meyer refused her ns.
cent to hin
Governor W I mcdonnell nf Idaho n
hnuNu nc "rniouse I'M" u aohri ilct that
ooioea down from the uNnnta dnyr
After for,y two yehta OF aerviru M lady
Ia WAITING 10 puccr Nlolotlh tho dpwngor
duoiera ~ Athol Is going 20 rcniun.
u ia nov discovered That CoVctnur Ionoa
~ nevada has rnnrer Of tbs stomach.
nud HE phtHelnna say hu onn not recover
IreniIont lole Of iinwnll hnt only grants
Interviews. but rreuirs R1vnur, oDplna
10 lee read and ivyievd at Cnblncl meet
tugs
President Cleveland has accepted M In
Wtntion TO deliver ~ nddfoHa nt tho ibuth
nhniyntHnfy of the founding OF Princeton
college,
1homnn uopH. a Maine farmer. ~ yonra
old akntrd three miius un the kuuuohrc
uvor to ral Christmas dinner with -
tncnh aud nfioi dinner STATED the three
milrr back h9mo nHnin.
ipr Jum-nn whose nhme In now IN uvoty
ourn mouth. WITS educated na a hoy nt
tho iodpluhm rchool. tleurutramlth. from
which be went to study medicine at the
University Enltono hospital la isil
Henotnl u. H. Ttter. cx secretary or tho
navy. hHH been appointed by Sheriff ram.
ntn 81 Now Noil, ufnoihi oouuBri tu suc-
rord 'uufie7 y. NinoLran. rcoontly rloetad
90 tho sutrtohr cout,, Tho nnlaty ln 5000
a year.
rho consolidated Antor. Lemon aud m
d"n iihrntY ot New Nori hnn poleetcd pr
iillluHa thu head uf the dapntunoii OF
hyVione la tho ilmYwaliy or ionnsyl
vunin. ~ ITO superintendent IN chlur ef
tho united ihinrira.
The arohbphup Of Canterbury has dr-
olih"d 10 rturrvuto the bishop NJ Lun.iuu
iut lnnning n llcenHa for tho marriage OF
diturrod porHuun ON the gru lud that tho
hlehup'H chancellor h'i1 that nu. liopueeh
are proper, ana the hlshnr has "a riAhl To
act on the decision or his chancellor.
ON pineli farm, near tho ooutcr Of
Wayne county. nUd but u snort disttnor
FROM ~" littlr hninlot nr plivo nm ,nnldr
john nnh Martha NptnH. who Tor seventy
aoNrn yohrn had livod tnfether ne man
and wife longer period than cnn br
phpwn by any utbrr couple III indlnnn,
Wid porhnpu In the lnltod Htntop
t. r. tol1 Of the great Russian pintos.
man Norte'hnkon tAn iu the trpunuciIon
of rnhllt huAlnr7a he systematically ~.
fnH"i to io anything IN - hurry lie
un"i rrnlihH wnt hrtend of rumiued cn.
rrnpos rMt iuHtend ~ Motttnt pHprt.
und Preferred not a. receive uows by trtes
nnph that needed long explanation by
! tuuH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-25
AZ no uAltNley oinna.


Mlucph Monitor Ana M barney dlhhn
hnn Joined the popuinr II that part,
gives HIN nu OFFICE nud puts n atlr III, In
hln mouth " VIII prfhnpa hp ahio to cNeF-
clsr aoue control ovoi him
rarth Aht"ohtc. u, Glhbe Wuq ought
to- rilrl, bin nnRor iu the riutA rivot.
run n uut and thuu thluh that hlH leaving
the democratic nntN win iunvo Just an
nnrll a rpnce ~ hla tuEcc lot, Ia Tho
riNer.
LAREDO News rhc populaiA nto not 10.
onlving ia" liou iirructi Cihhn into camp
with tho acclaim 'hai the advent az 40
dlutlnnuiFhod convert would scom ia
warrant There w drnndfui possibility
that tho iiuu liprnot may have TO ga
on, lilt" lord nunihvcu'a bird. aud nook
al hy limsolf
Calvert Courier Mnny worac mun than
eNs lieutenant DnVotnnt GibnA hnvr dn.
sorted frlnudn an1 Abandoned huuotnotora
tnr uolHh cuds. hut FEW better mem hnVe
etrt $50 lagrauty dounrd tho hidnoun
ra'hrhcrunlR OF migrate ror tho Hhnduwy
prnuil4" of "a seat Ia the lower hnuao nr
cunrrrna
lfewuwoot iicrnid' unrury ulhba has
Htit,rd NJ runrldptahlo oNmmntiun in ros
Ar political circles rho not that hla
phntHca UPON the lost lrNihnitrr aud tho
Ntato administration contain "a good pro-
pomoWhnt r'~tloaa wmior hum rhNnR
out hr treo pilvor toudonolsr hin state to.
torm platform vs. mot at an had
liNpn Eagle utuoy Clphn hnu 70.
"vntlY hoou Ia ~ state nf eruption, Witch
hha NHudu piNcu him oouaidUtpbio uotutlt.
IS. untnuN 70 a pun tanned nintorWhu ut
pAllpa county who turmorN occupied tho
nioho iu the oniciM vd.0ro of the Htnto
rut ppntt foy tht uruiunnut gnNrtu1tstip
| Tho rmovtatlo party HlyN nupcN thr
! cold. "oll ulnlto roNctW Yontr ago, fud
now lao ta evidently uninhR fnr "A tnu
with tho popul8tu
lhunr Nlnuel 40 Harvey Gihha hpa
| turned Mia hnck ou the ptlnoirlts ~ ga,
| dvmuvipuo PARTY nuh sworn Allruleuco l.,
| tho pope lot hun rt. Vhnt Hrhnt old
| ltprlN whoao prinriploH atr founded on ga,
| prlnelploH ot ptornal truth and Justice hag
| nUuivsd every mushroom PARTY that ho
/ hpruug into existence nlucc the orH uifn
| ton or our government, Nud Rho win con
| tlnue to 1.-Two when tho lhmp of all othol
/ PARTIES ate dead ana forgotten,
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7s777777-7-7-s-
rrH NEW siLVG, PARRY.


The ienanro Committee Formally OtRnn.
igrs for Work
WathlrFtor January - At n meeting
~ tho finance committee ut tho new nilvai
rarity organized ~ yesterdays conference.
Douotnl a. ! Warner war matte pormnu.
cnt chairman aud H. NJ RumHey Of ~,
Louie u mcmhor OF tho rub committee ot
The South II WAS agreed TO lnotenie M
rnlltv sub committee 20 uinr. ihr Two ie-
manning Nuuthrru momhcrn tu he e'iott
ot ly the rhnrnnh ~ tie finance commit
tee.
'fhnH q Nlnrrll Of nutir Mont. WINS
appointed nonrutur of tho National nu.
nnor committee aud ali ruuta rnihed win
he mtncI oyct to aim "a BE- expended
urjor tna direction az tho Nhtippnl llnnn',
oouuuiltro.
llnfl a. Anluh ~ chicago wan mtdo per
mpurnt scorolary of tho committees
a. meeting al The provisional National
rommltt.u held to-day n was ucOiuod tu
urhu and dtatrihutp tOoupu copies at ihn
nilt. regarding tho piapn vt tho of
SANITATION
n wa also nztorl that cRrh committee
.hould uror"od to organize HIS State II
IuuitrD and teuur, hiH plan To- the thnir
man nui that tho eAtcuuvo commute
u,o,t u WaAhuRion nut nt'r than rphru-
nr> ~ la perfect ulnlH NJ argnuiantlnn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-25
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

ROCKVILLE. Tenn In n collision be-
tween ma electric ear nnd switch otRlno
several people wore injured, two perhaps
fatally.
nAN ANTONIO Mrs ". G. Cherry of
Nrruin was brought here by n deputy INT
ted States marshal on charge OF VIC.
lntinR lho postal lave.
rOuGtiI< igEPBtIg. N. Y..--C, n. Mitchell
n iunatir get nra 10 the Mhttewnn tHtnte)
asylum and only by heroic work was u
holocaust nf nll patients hvrrtud
rliiCAGO -ifiro htoln out IN tho old
stock exchange building ana caused panic
nm"nR tho occupants all OF whom escaped
without Horloua hurt though there wrro
acme oloao calls.
HAGTA no, N. M-Tho Mexican mud
puntomnlnn Railroad nnr Colonization
company haa boon Incorporated ,u operate
IN New Mexico nud old Mexico capital
stock fiotoo0o0.
BAN AuUUB1INE. FLA Tho National
Editorial aaaoulation VIII mcot noNt year IN
Galveston, It, H. Thomas OF Mechanics
hurr. i't, was elected prraiden,. Niro
irrrJrul fur TsSna. H. A. MusgtoVe.
ctuCNGO IT. u. Gchi has recovered
tilnu1 damnRoH against the Mexican Com
trpi l,1irond company. tie waH locked
up on complaint of tho company aud NAN
only released On demand from NaHhinE
ton.
"ANiiUON rho Milan county oil mil
win not elueo before the Inst of February.
hs II hnH about lo01 tom ot seed ON hand
nov. n has led 1900 atncin tlia winter.
Guo ihuuuhud have henn rhippud 60 H.
l.oula ana lcup are now In pens ready rur
shipment.
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roIlrIuN ill,lrra.

Mldtii january 30 arnnr camAchn,
- minister al finance IN the Rpaniah cab.
lurl % drnd.
ritY of Mexico, January 20 Melville ~.
Ni"ur nofni manager OF the Araoointvd
Ii"Hr Wi marty arrived tonight
Worn cruz. january %, a heavy northor
IL blowing and a hE dtodror h the liar
or t'r ron" ashore. completely chpnls
lug
Now NYilt. January ~ \ ppncini "a the
llornli Hrfa thlt the Chinese government
hn1 n@'Eugd q largo num FOR tho c"uHlruc.
ton ~ 3D. fleet
UDrn I,uunry a. Emperor william
has appointed Prince Bsmptok a Knight
OF 10" order -Four io Moilto ia Noiuucn
nud Art Vitl Voting power.
london january ~ -Amhnrnndor lny
ara lulnF nont guren Victoria ~ mrnHa SO
FROM lI,rilcnt Cleveland cAurruatna plu.
'"ie unmiulcnc" with hnr majesty upon
the Death OF l'ruco ii"uiY OF HattrnhurR
turruhNvun. January - In reilly tn u
uuretlou I'm tho fnlkrthiuE. Tia" m'uintrr
Of finance. g. tutiichhu. Hhtd that the
government hni no knowledge at any uHs
rotuii4ua uu tlin pntt of tho iuitnd Ntatoa
Tor th" purchaao of the Danish West Ia
dlrn
Ht roterahurE, january Il nrfirinl in.
NruilrAinp ihtu tho "huhn OF the firo
which destroyed ia" "lrcun th"nt"r At
l3thni fludH'n' tnH not boon ahir to oa-
iiehiiFh tbr roh oauHo OF the dianHtpr.
whirl r"nuitcd In th" lnna OF over seventy
ivra.
THO de Jnur,ro. January ~ Hcnor Chr
tnitu, minister OF foreign affairs. donlra
the report Trnt abroad several dlyH ugp
htl lrhfil over itaiy'a claims for iuduiu
ciNii wnr
tmurtv ~ "a, january y rho Nova
Nooti,u schooner Milto 10 lett lInlify fur
a. l'lcrro 'ooumh"r N with II scurihl
Cargo aud has boon rtvrn Nh for lost.
With Captain FoE"ut aud u CREW of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-25
AN OFFICIAL CALL ISSUED.
Democratic National Convention to
Meet In Chicago.
FUNDS FOR The NEW SILVER PARTY
Finance C"mmiu~" Formally Organized.
Kentucky Deadlock Continues. Hen.
ter isabinR bD. Vote.

Philadelphia, Pa. January N--Nntlonni
Chairman ilaftity Tits afternoon ipsuad
tho official call FOR the democratic ounVen-
ton. 10 follows
Philadelphia, IA, january - Tho En-
thnnl democratic committee having met
In tho city " Wnhhlhatnn, -, G., january
49, imlG. has appointed lnrsdOy july 4,
1880 nt u o'clock noon. and chosen tho
cts of Chicago, III, ~ the plnce for
holding tho democratic National conytn.
ton,
Each gthio n entitled 20 Representa-
iivn therein eauhl 20 double tbs number
Of iis renaiora ana Representatives W the
oonsf"rn " the United A,ntcA nni rnch
Territory aud District Of Columbia shalt
have two delegates.
All democratic conservative citizens Of
the United Hintc7. irrespective ~ pnAt
Political nFeoclntlons and differences, whn
can uniln with IN IN Tho EFFORT for pure,
economical nnd constitutional government
arc cordially invited TO Join Us IN .ondlur
deirgntrH Ia ia" convention
" T., itnrrilv, Chairman.
= T.. Shcrfin Hoer"tatF,
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cArlrAh 0rll.lNnn

wnshirFton, January ~ -Heure'atr iior
hett has lie iiod "a hcuopt tho torpedo
boat nrioHHuu Huhievl g. dodk trial
Tho American fptrRuS association n
Ia secession hrfH
fHtrok =. NnHie has hern nominated 20
be United NtntrH mHrnhal for oklahoma
A delegation of rhcNkra indiana nlue
vigorous protest nnninat he rhnnRn In
tho tribal H'Nprnm~ni recommended hy
the pnwoa communication,
A number ~ distinguished men nro hnid
ing mooting here with the ohioot OF
ueltiw the government tu eHiRhliah a
National university at this point,
lgN rTuHidout Harrison called az The
white iiouen ahunt o'clook this aftor
poon 20 Ray his rcHpe1iN to President
NleN ana rrnalnei about teu min
utrs
Judge Chaa. Stewart, formerly ~ frNbs
hut NOW 81 the lndlnn rcniiafy. 10 here
in tho interest NJ territorial leNialai ton
Nit 1oreph Matte ~ Austin, who has
bnpn no ~ here iA hunioiontly recovered
to start for home tomorrow
Tho poatonice at Ailard In Ernth eoun.
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Rot FIRE 10 an Anylum ana llolocnue,
Was Rarely AVrrtrl

Sol Fire 60 an Anylnm ana lIoloCnuHt
WAn Rarely AVrrtrd
roughltccpplc. \. Y. January - &C =,
Mitchell. patient NJ the MnttoWnu nay
hum for tho state inenno. thin afternoon
net fito to the motltnilon IN nve different
places, nud fot romo tlmo ia" building
va threatened with Destruction rho
orn1y man had mnde tho moat careful
arlnnRcmon,n tot the deHtrurlion OF the
hhldlng, M large pi'ca 0 HhnviuSa were
found di7irlhutcd throughout the Knitting
NoVernl scattering hlasce were discovered
Ia VailuuB eoctong of tho nHyiuma. and
II wnR only hy the aid of mon from uoiRn.
boring vilngon that they were rotton I'M
der control
The men rnllouia. a dozen or more Of
whom hnd every opportunity to carnpc
worked horucpliy. In Allison the aupur-
lut'ndrnt SAYS the mon phrienta through
out the hul!dlug acted In manner 80
cool hn TO natoniHh tho doctora who AZ
hr7i fonrod rnnio among the Insane
with an If itn consequences.
Dr Aliiaon nnld tho Ions on the building
would he hhoul sl~o.
Mr Mitchell WAS sentenced 30 prlqnu for
burglary IN the tnst drprcc Irc nttompt,
ed &" litr tho Autumn prison hoforo h, wac
declared insane aud brought here. Nuuu
OF the phtlrntr were injured.
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rnH STATE CONVENTIONS

bhlNrrion Tribune.
Houston la moving IN tho matter of
occurring the Rtatc domnrrntto convention
1" DO held some time during the coming
month
The democratic executive COMMITTEES win
meet 'n Austin February 3 TO fix the time
mud place for holding one or tnoro rnnvrn.
tlonH for the mlnNtiun of cauiid,tes
for governor ard other state nIi,ea and
10 n"le't delegates 10 the National CON
Nontien- rhvrc IN an effort IN romo uuar-
tors to have tho work combined tn one
convention, hut Il Ia probable tho uannl
courne OF holding two cUuNontiaua. thus
Hcrarntins Hiate aud National poittlcp
VIII hc purRncd Houston Ia a chndl tnta
Cor one ~ both OF these conventions nhd
her candidacy IL backed ,p hy nurh
ntronR Inducements and ADVANTAGES az
NO other city Ia TEXAS cnn oTrr Ter
very ncccHsihie aud commodioua nudltn.
rum Is arlrndlly adnptcd 10 convention
uAes Offering ample Accommodations Tor
the lAfecat gatherings that could reaEou-
ably ho anticipates, that while II Ia easily
ncNcHnhlr ~ has tho advantage OF heng
remnio from the heat ana duat amt uuiao
nt the merr crowded thorouRhfarca
li2ustnh n the railroad center Of tho
HiAtc aud oncra superior advantage In
this respect whlOh viii not 10 unhrcdcd
10 other cts " sn wel supplied with hhtal
accommodation. aud, I'll IA All. tho Tri-
hnne Ia persuaded that tho executive cnm-
mittne could not do better than to locate
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A YnnNn NERO.
IT., rooi ucndodnesss lilo Saved Many Gnu
~ drpu'a IIven,

ufru u iIN'h.
omaha, Ncb,, January 1~Ofne Downs
tho drummer boy Ia tho Dodge Hi'et
sehuot GAINED q panic nud prevented u
tori,hln calamity among ave hundred ohi'-
dron Ito is lcan than n years ola, bn' INC
moment he hoard the hnli gong SOUND IN"
alarm Of IRE be nd not forgot thnt II" hhu
lmpor tnnt BUSINESS 4, wan tho Crisis Tor
" hlrh HIS nttlo head had been trained. ANA
his courage III the presence or "Nr,tvi
prln, iuns and tcacnoip HhNsh ao"" anu
Injured pt A., ..,,
1hih Young chan had been In tho tilli-
tnry band OF the school. II was hin dtty
twice n day TO ninnd OF ia" hpWpm oi ~
stairs nud march out tho nfholhiH ~ w"
ttpr OF an nriny rattle. ihlF 'NefClH" was
cntl.d tho nto drlll aud the tunln, ,,nn'
ihr infant clhsa M. were ipll lhnt Wy,
must mover honltuto whom The diuiu rhUhiu
sound Each tot know his lhh,' ln w
linr, and go accurately nnI thpipuEnH
were the locinA trained thar itlngiphl Nlti
claimed they ouuid ho 'ihEh'u J" NV"
lie was quietly scented In hu room about
O'Clock. whrn MiEa Hughes dashed III
with the newH that tie building wah on
nre. There WAS rtumpohc aud ~ the SN.
citement no our remembered IN" ilro rul'f
or the drummer huv ofho p"wnA Kew
lila head. He rapidly phrnod M the niNlo
went down tho two flights Of stairs on tht
run aud phRhcd the Instructors wNh"ut a
word. llo wanted tho drum. hnd hc er' ~
There wcr" nro engines rntilins. ,oulhlue
but Downs rtuud Mt his port ne mao,
ha why la the bottom Of tho a,eitn lnH'
"a tho llNo hundred pupils hrpenIen ~ y
herd. Ito pounded that drum Tor u"hl
he. the sound from II acted llltc maH'1
\ teacher pulled three litlle children IRON
under the fret Of the others ANA rom
mnudod them 10 horp Ftop ia ~" music
Tho little ones thon remembered their leH
Hon, ana ia tho music calmly came uoWl
tho long niHht an they had done thou
sand timon before. ymoko lillrd ne bulil
| Ing, but N II mnum from tn" tim" ih'
"hnnd" hegnn 10 play thrro wnr not q
| chld In IT,
! Thc boy riood cold and defiant, With tli'
hiuoko hlndug Inn. he waited until Nr
! Nim told him everybody wha Hato mn
then cnmr down the front niepH. etl
utttiuB away at hih nro gall. The ctnWt
! thctrod. the trhoncrH huTrrl him nnd lnh
/ niaht uVe hundred fnmioH sang ih'
rti iH,H of hia yuuug courage, lie was tit'
| solo means OF tho roHcuo of ia" children
| VITO would have fntutod aud tall"n duilnl
! ttC u'Nt momonts IT the siamrrdo.
he fire ninrt"d from an oVcrh"pi"d frr
| unor stack II was caaily cNtinRuiphrd
dorpto the fnct that ono floor had hcoi
| runNumud.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-25
CALDWELL ron rnmsipmNr.
snid To he tho Choice NJ fouthern nud
Western Leaders

Little Rock Arlt January y .rho Ar.
kennna romlia'A Wh0 attended 'ne room,
Nlilonni committee meeting Of that untiy
m ~ louin rrtutAcd WIN aomc interesting
Information when ihoy are impaftiug So
thni brethren
THE intelligence Is 10 the orrooi that
tho Western md Southern roputiyt load
rir hive miirt unon Judge Hrhry g..
'nllN H. formerly NJ iltllc itoct nc Tho
man whom th~v win nominate ron tue
Presidency AZ the convention 90 hc meta
IN 49, Loula j,ly ~ Nov they tny ihnt
thrro can be $50 iuuti Il Judge cnld'Yct's
nomination. Nv Wow or tho Formidable
boom ntnrtod lu ha behalf
Hon ! n CHERRY who iaaprescnto1 Ar
hprans IN the oomintier wnrn antcd n
fudge fni1woll would accent tho noninu
'iuu, fnii' "Wo mink ihero ~ ru dunpt
on TINT rc1fr A delegation uplled an
Judge Caldwell at the iiputrii' hotel last
saturday to- hhve q tax with tim concern
iug tin ylrwn on pubic questions. WINE
lao wouih accept or nomination hla mnu-
nor nni expressions led ma TO believe that
ho would not decline the nomination II
n wnH tonicrod ~ WIS rlinnr, uunuiin.
pualy tnrprdr bv the roinultl ",mon ~
tho pcrsontn, cation ~ the iarura upon
which the frfo rllVor element hhd wage
onrnrrH mny combine There h nu elriuent
Ia tie Fact whrb Wlil itv 10 'urct the
nomination or Bihlvv or rcnnrYlthuin, but
II win be unnlin 10 ptoNhil against tho
CnitNeli hosts Caldwell win undouhtri-
IS hr the nominee"