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The record-union., 1896-09-08
THEORY AND PRACTICE.

There has been so much dispute ana
contradiction as to what is the real
condition Of finances in Mexico that
words like these from Jose Y Liman-
tour, the Mexican Minister of Finance,
in response to inquiry by the New York
Sun" ought to set all doubts at rest:
Mexico has always had free coinage.
The ratio is 161a to 1. Theoretically,
our standard is bimetallic, but, Of
course, it is really a single silver stand
ard. 1t is not possible to have
double standard under free coinage.
Any gold we have is immediately ex-
ported, and I have never seen any gold
in circulation in Mexico. Gold is at
premium of nearly 200. Each time sill
yer goes down it is a serious detriment
to our country, because we have made
four foreign loans, payable in gold.
AS silver depreciates and the premium
en- gold is increased, it becomes more
difficult for our Government to meet
these gold obligations. Of course we
have silver bonds also, which are taken
UP at home. The gold bonds are worth
nearly double what the silver bonds are
worth"
The record-union., 1896-09-08

Invest 25c in the purchase Of a pack
age Of &C. G. c." Java Blend Coffee. If
you are not more than pleased after
using half Of 1t, return the unused part
to the &c. C. c." corner Tenth and K,
and the full purchase price will be re-
mitted to you.
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Western Business Office. THE Rook-
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The s. c. Beckwith Special Agency,
sole agents foreign advertising
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Entered at the Postoffice at sacramento
As second-class matter.
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Have your tin roofs repaired at Miller
Bros, 1116 J street.
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Features don't mat
ter so much. Most
any features will do
if the complexion is
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-01

- 9 sr,itfFaw all. rWer i
benn be,e9err, ben ih irnmsr dls let
ten 3ufaauer aus benz Sbxater ION!
men febe2" .Dos lit bes Wluiitfrl
tifer Qaderit nsn mub maa INNER md
den, tsenn hea Gtiid au4 it'll"
gr tpsiB Mbbdlfe. g9e1
~Sie: eisnen ffb sana tnrtreffliA III
bic Stelluras, aber ih trirbe einers nel {
beintbeten Mann Dor5ieben." Stej
lu,pslu1mher: rgielsiht tDnnsn nj
bas urrarstren. Sd, bore, Str bubd
sMhter.-
nebertrie6ene A5flid
feit. Mihter: ,.Nngefloebr, q
finb freieeiprohen. sic fDnnsm gebenl
Qlneetlagter::. 1a1e bic GHrs mid I
en1pfeblen ext11ulbieen Sic. hd
ih sic umionis bemiibt babe"
HeIeibigt. Ndsb (hAi|
1lei1ner):: Die Tron fdidt n
Jlei{d auriid; iie bat's rloHgesbpge
es feblen s l1n3en.A GnlG1terss .Gs|
slafen Sic bas Jleif9 bd, obtr fds1
81 Sbrtr Jrou, Fe ion es fRnftiob|
no 1nhers faufen. Mlit {afd6en lnl
trduii1sn 0tnien, Biz mtr Nll(|
Modrs noAlpieaeH, mag III Mn N
MN 6atssl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-01
(Gortl fpbst)n

Bor rfi@ is. rWarum ffeben
Sic oenn INNER auf, 9err Wamperl,
bebor Sic fih elm friIdes, @las elm
menten laEen9" - sd probir' rs,lr,
ob tb nod nt9t padep!"
@enaue Mus.fun,fFt. -
Sauer (ber elm 9etpGhs ,auf bem5bdz
bel bat unb etnen Gbiruraen fonfulz
tirD: nSfht bDs @epGbs a'fdbrliu
ooer net 9err 8ober2" Gbtrltra:
rNot, s'fdbrli6 ifdt's grab net, aberl
3 ftbt an oiner 1aubumma Sdteu."
Solib. 9ausfrau: r@ie ba=
ben bod ntGt etipa eiften St6ab9 sd,
ltebe bic lei9ten perfpnen niht!" -
Rodtn: uOa fOnnen sic oana berus
btst finb-meiner bient Bel bic fGpere
aapalIerie!"
R onferba-tip. @tonbesbe=
on1ter gum 8rdutisam): .Was, 5inb
Ste2" = 8rGutisam: sd bin spnz
tiinitler." Stdnbesbeamter: 81
mas, t9 liebe Die neumobiI1en Sttu,,
laturen nt4t, id fareibe ei1fatb -
SDpfer!"
Strafe'm uB f"ein 0ucp.
rSteSer Glenbe! 60 bat er uns; Nei,
ben alfo feline" 2iebe ertldrt! ssn,
ipirt9te, mir piibten itgenb eih W{its.
tel,, ibn sebDris au' beftrofen!" -
Sennp: sd babe are' Sbee; beiratbe
I'm ibn!"
Mba,! pausfrau' (5u bens
Stelle fu9enben MGbden1: rWarurs
fnb sic son Sbrer~ poriaen 6erris1aff
sntlafen norbens~ - MGb1en: SD
bate cine Saiie serbro4en." - 0utss
frau: .Sit bas ipirtlf1 Der gorge
8rnnbT - Mdb4en.:. ,@emiB, aber
meine Mabdns bate BEL bieIer @erez
genheif cine tltine Gd3ramme ann Qopf
baDDnqetragah~'
- Grfer @ebunfe. Mffro.
none: ~Was piirben sic tbun, 6err
WGtr, tpenn es eslGnee, cine @erbins
blSng init benz wears ber3niterTene" -
Aanfier: r9eibt 4 Gros - d syilial.
hirb' ih auf bein Wloss errihtenl"
Mnh Elm @runD. - yDn
rum gebIt Ou benn itiemals IN bi
Rirde. mon iiebt Did bort gar ni9t
Sd tpeiBt, icb fam ni4t iinsen
Dbne babel gu - triaten.
Sa4gemdBtr Matt
6obn: 1ateleben, d Sub Is belt b
4ao oagefebn for niIbt; i@ iperf
mer ldTtn toufen. Wdter: @ott, ipa
form entfGlOF'nes RiR6l Mber bal,
y alof aut unter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-01

yerlobung gefiirhtsf bate, aug be,
Jeitlngsbdft siriidgefebrt jein. Oe,
berneintli9e groBe Reibtbum ber fch1.
nen Mtnerifanerin toirb iibriaens febr
dnge5peifelt, fo buB auh nddb bieTer
Seite bin Der QiIei1or ridts eingebiiBi
Fat. ssn Hlbbnib lernte id aud cine
trlrge Werfpanbte Defines @enabls,
Grduleiu Rdtbe Mltpeil, fennen. cine
Riinitlerin ron Sad, bic idb i'm
SAlofe gum 8eIlDhe aufbGlt unb bort
bic iunge Romteb 6elene malt. Sie
bat in Berlin Elm Bib dusaeftelIt, All
benz Die fhDne MiB 8rabam qeIefIes
urtb bas iie rSirene" aenannt bat.
0teIes Bib folI grobes MufIeben er=
regt baben, 70 baB bic iltngen Dameu
bon Melt ieBt buauh angeln, BON ibr
e,n1dlt all tperben.
sd babe mid piet unb interefTant
init ibr unterbdlten. Sic 1T elm fluz
ses, beafenoes WGb6en tpenn audi fir
metnen @ef1aud ein tpenia au ielbf<
betpuBt. Das GeIprG9 lenfte iidb rra=
tiirlib audi auf ben Baron unb Did.
nnb bu tunnit Du Dir oenfen, bah i'd
Oein Sob nah ardften fang. sic
ma1te gan5 eritaunte Muqen baau,
meinte aber bann, fie tonne ntht alaus
ben, bub ein WeIen, ipic Ou, fir ben
tollen Mplf pdfe. ueberbaupt feiea
TN Msemeinen bic MGnner eine sSrau,
! ipie ih Did ibr geI9ilbert babe, nur in
WusnabmefdlIen tpertb.
r6aben sic 10 fhle9te &rfabrunaen
ssmadt, mein Sraulein2 frdate td 6az
gegen. sic errDtbete, unb bas Itano
i5r gut.
uMadt man MIR Grfabrunaen ar
ith felbit9 Sd lerns bonn 2eben, 70
nett es ii9 meiner 8eobadtuns er=
idliebt -"
Limb ba baben Sic 70 piele untpiirz
oige Wdnner fennen gelernt2"
~8enllg," iuste iie entIhieben, vum
bic 2uit gu perlieren, in Der gbe alIein
oas. Slid hes Weibes su fuhen. ssd3
babe MIDI baber auf eigene syuBe ee=
ftent unb fiible mid pobl babel"
rWetl Sic als &iinitlerin grfola
baben. Sd benftebe bas, fage Ss6nen
aber troBbem boraus, baB bic @tunbe
fommen pirb, ipo sic ii6 benno9 nad
2iebe, na9 elmer eigenen 6dusli9feit
febnert."
~Sie ld6elte unsldubis, brad aber
bas 9eiprd4 db, bu bic aomteb gu uns
trat.
sd Tub iie beim MbTdieb elm, MIDI
in meinem BfarrbauIe gu beIucber, uno
fie peripra4 es au9. Denn lie
fommt, tperbe t9 ibr ettpas aus Del,
mem 8riefe porleien, uno id benfe, tie
tptrb fib freuen, penn iie bort, bab es
benz Baron 10 biel beher se6t.
Limb nun, 9ptt nit Dir! Ml0qen
bieIe 3eilen Did 10 frp6 uno better anz
treffen, tpie Ou es 6eim Shreiben Oeiz
neg lebten 8riefes tpurit, unb bic @ez
neIung Seines 9enubls peiter for.z
56reiten."
Mtt einem befriebi9ten 2G6eln fall
tete Der Patpr ben 8rief 5uIammen:
Gs gebt bod 4Ges beIier, als i9 borz
ausgeiagt bate, badte er, unb 10 Soft
min, finbet bic quite SSIIe in bieIer 70
ieltfam gei9lpfIenen gbe op9 nod bas
Slid, Das feline Srau mebr peroient,
dls lie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-01
Is.

Wolf befanb iidb in eigsnt6umli9er
9emiitbsberfafuns. Der Sriibltns
mar auf Der liebli6en SnIel eingesogen,
cine 8liitbenfiille bate ii9 iiber iie err
gofen, bic Sinne unb Nuge blenbete.
lleberalI, felbf auf Huinen, fpriebte
,lnb bliibte es in farbiger pra9t; Elm
Hofenmeer lag iiber bem @arten Der
gsplanaoe sebreitet, bis gu ben bDaz
item Spiben Der 8dume fletterten iie in
bliibenbem Gerante binauf, tr0nten iie
NIT buntfarbig buftenoem S9mud.
ssn Der 0illa Heale ities bic 8liitbe Der
9lloe in mG9tisen 8osen empor. ba
leu4tete Der Subasbaum in 1einem
buntlen Hotb unb an bic 5hlanfe1
Stdmme Der palme rantten iih blii=
benbe gacteen binauf. Orangen unb
Mprtben ianbten, bon Meeresbau4
iiberitri9en, tpiir5ige Diifte in Die 2uft.
bic feltfam tlar unb burd1i1tig Die
fernen 8erse oes nur bur9 cine Meers
enge getrennten gpirus 10 nabe riidte,
baB man tie oft nit 9dnben greifen
gu fDnnen meinte. l1no pie bic grbe,
f9miidte iih Wbenbs alih Der 9immel;
ba gliibte Der Mbenbf1ein, bis gum
3enitb feline Strableu iperfenb, tpeit in
bic Na1t binein, Wleer unb 2anb NIT
aauberbaftem 2i4t umtpebenb, pie es
lln1er Nprben ni6t fennt. Oaau Der
iiibe @eiang Der Nahtigau, bic BIER iih
ribt barauf bef9rdnft, 9lbenbs ibre
Weifen gu fl0ten, fonbern aa9 am
Sage, an ftillen Orten ibr i9melaenbes
2ieb ertDnen ldbt, bas betpegte 2eben
unb 9reiben auf Der gsplanabe, Der
3ufluB bon 0rsmben. bic berbeiitrDnl<
ten, auf bem ipeltberiibmten @ilanb
bas nabenbe Oiterfeit mitaufeiern.
2eben, Grenbe, Gh0nbeit iiberall.
iper fpllte Iol9en lodenben MaGAten ges
niiber 1ein 9era perlhlieben, 5umal,
tper1 nit ben fanften 2iiften bes sSriibz
lings al1 bds @efiibl Der @efunobeit,
ber Rruft in es ein3u3ieben beginnt2
Wolf ipnrbe iih BON Sag gu Sag
nlebr betpnBt, DAB er tern Rranttr nebr
fei; Der Guiten battle naifgebDrt, feline
Mdnoen finaen an. ii4 au runben ann
lebbufter 5ll fdrben, fem Sang purbe
eIaitifher. fruftboller.
sd tperbe Sic balb als @enefenen
entlaifen fDnnen", rneinte ber bort an.
idfiise Mrat. in beHen Rur Ct ii4 ges
geben bate. bei einem iefner leBten Nes
fuhe, als er Wolf unb Slfe am Mor>
gen bes gbarfreitugs ouf Der Eerrafe
bes 0otels beim GriibItiid besriiBte.
.5ie feben prdhtig aus, 0err Baron,
i4 gratulire aufrihtis.1
,,Wentl man eii1t1n Merfhen iibers
bdupt gum Qeben 9ratuliren fann, ents
gegnete WOlf nit iiibiaurer Wsiene.
r6obo," lief ber Mrat, .fo etipus
bari man eigsntIi9 4ier III Rorfu, IN
biefer 1lmgebung, unttr f0lhem 6imt
mel 8dr ni6t dusIprenen. @1erils<
giums aerr Baton bsi Gptt Socrile,
eiunl
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1G

Jfnf ttifb{dfrf geldngte DSt 9Bdgen
f6balb er bas Weihbilb Der Stuot be.
| riibrte, portpdsts. Qllle GtrdBen tpdrer
bon etner bibtgebrangten Wsnge ttrh.
flutbet. soier narr6en IN bey 5atrt ssSeftt
dufseIdlagenen 8uben allerbaapo 8ors
rdtbe, gadperf, Hbdtsbrot un6 Oran,
gen pertauft, bort frieb' ei1 gRltreibe,
fein nif RDrben boz Stolen, gsitd laatb
MbrtbenGaj1en betursnes Sbier untet
lautem Ghreien urrD Aufforbeningen
gum &aufea mitten I'M Den iih ftuuens
ben Meniaemt9tparm. Daneben bSdngs
ten iib W1Gnner binbutttL bic Sffers
mn,mer iiber- ben Hiiden getporfen nber
@teintriise aluf benz 3opfes trasenb. Sn
Der Ndbe Der Spuntdtd, 100 bic pros
eeHion ooriibergeben iollte, tpnrbe bas
@eipoge nod bt1ter. 9ier mii9te it1
5tpffhen bic 8stpobner aorfu's nod
eine Nnaabl BON 6ren,ben alIer Natios
nensum bic Iusihmiifung bes Plabes,
Die Decoration ber 5duier, bic Sabnen
ltrb 2dmptons au betrabten, bic aur
Slluntnotipn an Der 8aluitrabe, ben
8affse6duiern unb. Stanbbilbeu1 anse.
bra9t-tpdren.
Die Sable b'bote bate bereits anaes
fangen, ,dls Der Wagen enbli9 npr benz
6otel belt. Wplf ertlGrte ii6 fir alt
angegriffen, um nit Inberen iprehen
gu f0nnen, unb befabl, bas Diner auf
benz 8altpn feiner Wobnatng gu ferbis
rem. Der PrpfeHor berabI I6iebete ith,
berfpra6 aber, nudber bic Greunbe
nod auf5u1u9en.
Gs buuerte lange, ebe bic pietbez
f9dftigten Rellner 3eit fanben, Wpl1s
'8efebl nah5ufommen. S4on fiildtea
!iih bic Nebenbaltone nit 3lIhauern
fir bic procehion, als bic SpeiIen aufz
9etragen tpurben.
F, Oa, nuitten betm giien, fiel Wolf
plOblid bic 9abel aus Der 6anb. 2luf
benz sunG9it liesenben 8alton tpurbe
9elproden, cine melobii9s 5rauens
itimme lieB iiA in ensliI9er Sprade
Dernebmen, auf bic eine rau6e Mans
esItin1me anttportete.
] Gs ipur Der Srenbenfii1rer, Der bic
beiben 9amen ihon auf benz Nusfluse
besIeitet; batte, nun bier feline Grf1ds
rungen fOrtieBte ltnb auf bas sSntereIz
fanteItee Der umsebung, tpie Der Wors
sdnge auf benz pluBe. auf1nerflam
ma9te,.
rSdan tpieber iie!" itieBWolf ftnFer
Beroor. uIuh bier nidt aaein!!"
Slie, iab auf ibren Seller nieber; .iie
tbat, ats babe Tie nihts gebDrt; dber
lift 6er5 tlopfte beftig unb iie atbmete
erit erleihtert auf, als Der YrofeHpr
freurbli6 sriibenb unb better tpie irns
mer gu ibnen trat unb iiber ieins grs
lebni1e an Der Sable b'bote beri9tets.
rG5 lit pirtlih i9abe, lieber 8uz
non, buB Sic geraoe beute feblten,"
fugte er, iich an Wolf's Seite niebers
lafeno. r@ine iol6 erquiiite 9eIellz
irbdft baben mir bier nod ni9t gebabt,
uno oieIe Ia0nen 5ruuen! 9lber, mas
fsbe ih?" fiigte er, ieinen 8lid ges
ipannt auf ben anitoBenben 8atton
r!btsnb, letter bip5u, rtpenn i9 MIDI.
irrs;. 6aben Sic ben 8pr5ug; Na6bar
Der. Imeritanerinnen gu fetn, init bes
t,en mir f9pn bel Der guten Mtbanoiia
3rIammen puren, fretfih. phne binter
Zen bdbli9en blauen Sdleiern bic pers
borgene 4nmutb unb S60nbeit 5u
dbnen. Die Oumen eradbtten iibrigens,
buB iie 8efuante bon S6nen isisn,
Ssrr Baron"
Dulf iu4te ben llnbefdnssnen; 3u;
fpielen.
rso, fpra6en sic spirtlih BON uns
faner 9etanntI4afts Sie; lit flihtis
genus!"
(sfortlebuna. fobat.)
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DAB Der Boron iicb erbolt, freut
mid ber5lieb, uIb nit Dir CLAUDE unb
hoffe i'd. bag nit benz RDrper audi
feline Seele eens1en tperbe. Madnner.
tpie er, pie am llebernlab bes Guten
leiben, bas ibnen geiporben lit, pfleaen
3iatpeilen elmer l1tperen griifuna a,i
bcbiirfen. ebe fie bas rihtiae Gleihaez
tpi4t 3u erringen permDgen. unb aes
priift 1T er tDubrlih senug. Did
fcllte es tpunbern. tpenn feine faun,
geboffte @enelung ibn niht au einem
gliidliheren unb befricbigteren Mens
f4en ntahte, als Ct je bprber i'm poIlen
@enuB 5eines 2ebens uDb 1einer @es
funhbeit getpeIen ilt.
gu nleinet ueberruI9ung erfuhr ich
neufih beitn Grnfen Melben, bah bie
Werlubung beg MHeHors b. Menselen
is9 pitber gelDft buben foll. Die
th0ne Mmeritanerin 9dt NIT ibrtr
Mutter Berlin berIoifen, apie man fagt,
Inn nd6 Mmeritu 3uriid3utehren. Der
Mfei5or bat feline syeftinasitrofe Be-
rttts dbgebuBt, od lie natp1 bte @noDe
Seiner MuieftGt btbeutenb bertiir5t
tuurDe.
sSein SHidfal 6dt ollgemtine
H6kilDubne errtgt, usib man iagt, hab
e fehr tpDbl n0einrieben Sci ieinen
Wor9ciebttn fei atnb gnrriere MAIDEN
tperbt. Gr fDG febr gefabt llnO bilrmp
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Der profe7or mdtbt Fe aaf ben
Hirhbof uufmerfidpl, Der bbtt neben
ber fleinen 9dushen Der Nanne fteat,
eben 10 tlein tpie Birdie umb 9lofer
felbit.
.9ier ipirb lie rnhen, bic quite Hlte,
neben ibren @orsdngerinnen, Elm einz
3iger @tein trdst bic Nanren Mller;
nod iit plas fir einise, bic mod Mtba<
naiia ibres Mmtes bier In benz meerum=
.rau14ten Gilamb tpaltem iperben. SIT
Ct gefiiIlt, iotpirb Elm 3epeiter oufgerih,
tet, bis oereinit piedeiHt bas Meer
tonnnt unb Mes ipeslpilt. Quus unb
Rirhe unb Gtein."
Wolf lit borangeeangen mad Der
Rapene. Cine Mn3o1r bon sSrenrben,
Snbaber Der por ber Ganhense parten,
ben Wasen, bic, anbers als Wolf, sgz
erit bas M0nhsffnlfer beIuht bahen
ainb besbalb iApr aaf benz Riidtuge
btgrtffen iinb, hef1dftlten fib eben
bunit. biinte Oiitrler3en bor nem Bible
Der 9eiligen pal9eria. Der Ghubpatroz
min beS Rlofers, on3u3iinben. 9tpei
Dnmen iinb bdriinter ii qrdllsn Mei5es
flefbern, init biMttn b!auen Shleiern
hor bem geIiht. beren GeIiuIten Wolf
0uffalen. gtmas III ben Beneounaen
btr Ginen erinneri ibn 3iemti& errt=
9enb an g1beline. lt1rlbiQ tritt Il i6r
sadbsr. nun tptD6st iie ibM i6r 0ntlit
The evening times., 1896-08-12
Complete Equipment

Is the first need OF railroad which ex-
poets to carry any amount OF passenger
business, and that this is appreciated blythe
management of the Lehigh Valley Railroad
system Is evident to the patrons ofthat line,
Over its lines are operated solid vestibuled
trains between Philadelphia, New York
and Buffalo and Niagara Falls without
change of cars. These trains are lighted
by Pintsch gas, and are composed Of the
highest grade of ofpassenger equipment. This
is the route of the famous BLACK Diamond
Express" the handsomest trains in the
world, composed oflibrary, cafe and dining
car, sumptuous day coaches, and Pullman
Observation Parior Cars, which runs be-
tween Philadelphia and New York and
Buffalo daily, except Sunday, in ten hours
For information as to rates apply to any
ticket agent, or address Charles 8. Lee,
general passenger agent, Philadelphia. Pa.
Item
The evening times., 1896-08-12
he was ordered away from the desk by
4. boil

he was ordered away from the desk by
the baihff
Fleming, short, stocky, thick skinned
man, with little narrow eyes and swollen
cheeks, prosperous looking. and well fed,
said: Yer amer, this fellow Doofy was
cursin' SO cudnt' shleep, SO called the
officer and had him arristed''
Fleming, with his thick brogue, said Duffy
was always drunk, which from the testt
mony would seem to be benefit to the
rumseller; didn't work and abused his wife.
THE PRISONERS STORY.
Duffy.tbin iunshaven, badi dressed, was
q vivid contrast to his accuser.
II rent from that man, jedge,' he said,
"an' don't owe him q cent. was movin'
around in my room last night, 1t bein' SO
bot couldn't sleep, an he comes up an sez
To me, There's friend downstairs wants
10 see you.' 1 sez, 4 amt got time but
goes down, an I'm arrested 10 a Jiffy." =
Duffy told the court he had Just succeed
ed in getting job, andif sent down would
lose 1t.
You get work." commented his honor,
land when you are paid offspend the money
in whisky. You was drunk last night"
"He's dhrunk livery noight," said Flem-
ming. trying toharrangue the judi =. "and
he doesn't support his wife,
THAT will do, SIR" said Judge Scott,
severely, "stand back"
"Judge, gimme chance; please do"
pleaded Dooley, as Fleming frowned at
him.
Yes, will" decided the court. II will
take your personal bonds to behave your
self. You go back to work and let whisky
alone. Put your earnings to better uses
Mr.. Clerk, take his bonds"
Again Fleming sought to down Duffy,
but was led away by the bailiff AS Duffy
passed the rail- Judge Scott called him
back.
duffy" he said, quietly, "tell me where
you got the whisky that made you drunk
last night"
In that mans place." said Duffy,
fierceiy, pointing at Fleming There's
where got drunk "'
II thought So" said his honor. as the
saloon keeper angrily left the room
The evening times., 1896-08-12
HOTTEST Of H0T WIVES
The Heat Swept Over Australia
Last January.
MERCURY FAIRLY LEAPED
In New South Wales Cattle Died by
the Thousand and Birds Dropped
F rom the Trees as If Shot-In Some
Piacesthe eThsrmometerReg
I2I Degrees. s,.,,.

Talking about tDt weather, one day last
January beamercnfy at Adelaide, Austria.
liza. marked 172 degrees in the shade. Mr..
George w. Beel, who was at Sydney on
February /, wrote to the Philadelphia Rec
ord. under that daae. as follows:
New South Walks II In almost the same
latitude as Louisiana and six times as
large. II has 600 miles of sea coast, but no
rivers worth the name, no iniond lakes,
streams or springs from which to gather
moisture. Its so-eailed mountain range
lies parallel 10 the coast line, reaching back
hardly over sixty miles. 4-s
The chief rainfall is east, or outside Of
this mountain range, and the vast Interior.
being cut Off from the observation-disclosures
OF the sea, aud closed in By these stupendous
walls, II broils beneath the scorciing rays
of the sun, which rarely. indeed, Is OBJ.
scured by passing cloud. Some of the
finest towns, the richest mines and all the
great sheep and cattle runs are ID this
level, waterless and cloudless interior. In
this hot, dry, broiling and cl0udiess interior
is Broken Hill, the richest silver mine on the
globe.
In this vast interior there are sheep
runs-statious-over 100 miles long aud
greater in area than some of the European
principaliues, where the proud ssquat-
ter" lives like lord from the profits
OF the golden fleece" sbesred from
200 sheep. In this arid interior
grows the finest wool In the world, and
upon this product largely must Australia
depend for her future prosperity. But it's
"bot." and January, 1886, effectually
silences any denial OF this now self evi-
dent proposition.
WHERE IT IS HOT.
have seen hot days in our own coun-
try-in Illinois, Iowa, Ohio, Kansas, and
twenty other states-aud much suffer
ing from excessive heat, but when Com
pared with. the recent atmospheric condI-
tions OF Australia those memories fade
into harmless imaginings. The follow
ing readings of the Temperature were pub
lished in the Sydney papers as reports from
various interior points in New South Wales
for Thursday, January 23: .sssli sa-
The evening times., 1896-08-12
No Experiments or Failures.

8; Adelong, 2; cowra, 2; Tamworth, 2;
Goulbum, 2; Taree, 2; Yantabulla, 2, and
nineteen other places recording one EACH
1T Is quite probable that fully 900 deaths
have resulted from this January heat wave
In this colony alone. Sydney, with her
420. 900 people. with her ponderous piles
OF heated masonry. her narrow streets and
her "10s.5" degrees in the shade at the
observatory and 115 degrees in the shade
at other places, has really been refuge
for the people OF the seething, broiling In
terinr. To furnish relief for the people
over the range Influential delegations
have besought ministers OF the crown to
run special trains at reduced rates, SO as
misery
The evening times., 1896-08-12
Dir. YOUNG

Has gained a world wide reputation in the
treatment OF all Chronic, Nervous. Blood
and Skin Diseases. His record OF cures
He treats with unfaillng success Catarrh,
Asthma, bronchitis. Dyspepsia, Liver Dis
ease, Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder, and
Nose, Throat, and Lungs. Young or
middle-aged men, suffering from foliies
or excesses. causing premature decay of
the vital forces, loss OF youthful vitality
and Iower, evil dreams, unnatural losses,
poor memory, aversion to society, etc,
completely and permanently restored to
health, manhood, and yigor. DIR. Young
can be consulted at his private sanitarium,
No. 700 Fourteenth street northwest, daily
from 10 to 5: Sunday, 10 to 12. This
evening from to 8. Consultation free
The evening times., 1896-08-12
Seized as a coaling Station.

Mexico City, Aug IA sensational dis
patch from Colima sa VS. 1t is reported there
that an English warship has seized Clarion
Island as coaling station. The island
forms part of the Revilla Gigedo group,
three hundred miles west Of the Mexican
Pacific coast. Mexico's ownership of the
island has not been hitherto disputed. and
the government here believes there is no
truth In the runlor.
The evening times., 1896-08-12
QUEEN vIcToRIA's WISHES.
Wants Jubilee Celebrated whenS Sixty
Years Have Been Fully Completed


London, Aug. 12.-As has before been
pointed out in dispatches OF the United
Associated Presses, the queen. on June 20
next, will have reigned for sixty years, a
longer period than that OF any previous
British sovereign, and lately many schemes
have been mooted for proper observance
OF the occasion.
Most OF the plans advanced provided for
the commemoration Of the event before the
full sixty years have passed, but they have
all been disposed OF by an official intima-
tion from her majesty, who makes itknown
that while she is gratined by the evidences
OF loyalty and affection displayed by her
subjects, she wishes that, should she be
spared to rule for sixty years, any celebra-
tions shall be reserved until that period
shall have been actually completed