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Nine. Nordica, and she opened II and
showed the diamonds glittering in their
platinum setting. AS soon as they
caught sight of the brilliant treasure,
the spectators renewd their plaudits.
and the curtain was lowered. Then II
was raised again and Nordica appear
ed crowned with the tiara.
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Sandow will be managed next season
by Charles Jefferson.
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Zelma Rawlston, the variety vocalist. Is
said to have had her proffered services
as a volunteer singer accepted by Mrs.
unteers.
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Lady Sholto Douglass is doing a turn
at a Chicago variety theater and the
Lord Douglass is not with her.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-26

Duse is reported to have called Chicago
a nest of pigstickerinos.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-26

Ellen Terry's son. Gordon Craig, is act
ing Hamlet in England.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-26

'Chimmie Fadden'' Is doing q big bust
ness in New York.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-26

Catherine Lewis is singing in the con-
tinuous vaudeville in the East.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-26

A new theater called the Murray Hill Is
to be built In New York and managed by
Frank Murtha-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-26

Charles Frohman is organizing a
company to play comedies at Hoyts
theater, New York, a part of each year
beginning next autumn with Bisson's
THE LIAR" with Fritz Williams and
Katherine Florence in the cast.
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The estate left by Mrs. Jennie Kimball
is estimated at s600.0 900.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-26

One feature of a drama running at the
Drury Lane is a polo match with trained
ponies.
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with 'Yon Yonsen' on the ground of al
legged unreliability."
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The Spirit of the Age.

Ethel-I felt so dreadful that 1 told
Charlie l was going 10 commit suicide.
Gcrtrude-And what did he say2
Ethel-Handed me one Of his business
cards and asked me 10 have Il tightly
clasped in my hand. said IL would make
lots OF free advertising for him-the
wretch,-J. J. Hammill in Printers Ink.
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them from as far away as Omaha A
local critic remarked that while the
operas all wore long white whiskers,"
they were all rendered with the spirit
and fire of youth"
At Tamagno's last appearance in st.
Petersburg as Othello an orchestra
chair cost $50 and the boxes were from
$500 TO 5000. Russia is paying high for
privileges of hearing singers that are
not in demand in this country.
A Rome letter says: Mime. Pezzana
has returned to the stage. Many per-
sons consider her superior to Ristori.
even in her prime. Buses first season
was with this actress.
Miss Maxine Elliott has signed
contract to go to California as leading
lady in Frawley's stock company. In
cidentally, il is said, Miss Elliott will
secure a divorce from her husband
while in the West.
Frank Mayo in "Pudd' nlhead Wilson"
will be among the early arrivals at
Maguire's opera house and will be one
of the greatest attractions of the sea-
son.
Henry Guy Cartoons play, "A Gilded
Fool" has been issued in the form of a
novel without his consent and he has
sued the publishers.
In the Lady Slavey" Walter Jones
rides around the stage on a bicycle. He
suddenly starts for the footlights. and to
the trepidation of the audience. rides d.
rectly out over their heads into the audi
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subscribe q the standard.
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The Cinematograph is a novelty in
London music halls. A series of pho
tographs, taken on a continuous band
at the rate Of 900 and even 1000 per
minute, are projected life size upon a
screen at exactly the same rate of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-24

-rvu,cism--Papa. what is cynie-
"A cynic. my son. j. . man Who snser
s., .r~rxthiny h.. hasn't cash enough TO
keep up with-"-shicaso keeor'
-~TIox Do Jibson stand prosperity
.ipce a.. came into his fortune w.
81 stands Il al right. but u J. pretty
,onss on his :ricnd-."-cincinnan IN
quirer-
~ wonder ny the widows al~ sys
ce, ~. be-, Of the race for husbands
asked the fool young man ins1 ar
faster. I guess replied Miss Ann
sheat. Cincinnati Inquirer
.I az not ser.- she said with gr'A'
s..v.-irv how i, " ould b. possible 10
add 10 the unsightliness OF oioomrr
And The lirrie wheeiwoman eont-n'eu
herself with innocently remarhi
-Perhaps YOU are pre JUDGED. Din you
.sr ~ them n?--Washinrton star.
They Listened - The End--~lou
lro.s What a long-winsled speakri
~ wxndharn ise-- Il guess do lie
saxs \. never delivered uut one speech
wher~ some people did moi get UP ana =
~, ..Vhere was that In ths
Joliet Ienitcntiary. "-Porf Jervas va
. zette-
MY good man. said the title
) gentleman who had b~-n SioiatAhs
|, municipal ordinance. Il am not suolec
!. !. the laws herr: / belong TO the 20
!. hiIirv.- well. begorrah." replied NJ
. Terrence Flvnn- .for the matter
. that. nayther am Oh Oh belong 'ih ~
Y police observation-disclosures star
: --Glass-eating.- observed a irea
o who was a. vet unclassified- Is a ga
le business \ glass-eater l. thrown MUG
e n the way OF temptation have know
to several TO become addicted 10 the 90
" lie The Zulu chief. TO whom all ciSl
- zarion was new. laughed boisterous'
u INT otherwise all was intensely ana Q
rr,sSiveIv still-Drtroi- tribune
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The orran of the >c-rfe.y OF fup'o
.,.lx~,s mentions the follow NJ curious
instance Of commercial ingenuity: =
rrr.ain firm Of confec'ior1s r aoroa'i u
= large quantity Of walnnt- in various
forms ~ sweets and found 'Aa'
,hr shells had distinct com
u,ercsal value and. IL fact 'n~y
soId the shells for NOR 'nAh
,-,,x. for the whole wainn's- The shsAi-
az ground TO S.uwder and then ns''a -
adulterating ground cinnamon i'u' %
i.uvsr Is not altogether secure "a p.l.
chasing cinnamon in the s'ick- TOE 1i's
!, something's adul,crate-i y The "a
,ives who gather il with banks 81 o'n'''
shrubs. a hcartless. il INGENIOUS. ~.
cru,ion. too. j. that Prarf'efr ever!
s.rirr. when large quantities ~ eon'
,rou weed. the E-.af % Nshich closely n
-.r,bles -hr musk plant. are ny SOM
means slightly scented with musk an
s.la a. the genuine. - = much q TOO TOO
~ The rrrat Subsequent di-appo'n'
r,sr.of the buyer Household Norin.
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. n.~~~r~ss Yore~ass - the rsoos
Outeoms.
rc-..as,ine the initial ballot In
r.,io, a, con,entso is always hazaro'
80 undertaking. The anu-Nchiniey
,,,.,a~.r who cssaycd .he work In Go
9hronicl.. OF March II may have Pus
,h.. Mckinley strength too high or 700
-. Ills estimate OF 233 votes for
Mckinley might easily be TOD hign
IN. credentials committee IN 'hs =.
roo,s convention Is organized againss
,hs Mckinley candidacy. but u tnae
'.,,,.,r,i,,se l. Organized on Mckinney
ines IL will certainly he found mucn
too low. ,oo
Their, will be nearly II not quite ioo
contests coming up I'd St LOUIS rom
| 49,. dis,ric,s OF the south. IL Is as
s,,,.-l that practically all OF these Will
he decided against Mckinney from ''''
FAC, that the national republican com
,r;,,ee which will make up the tenn
,.orarv roll OF delegates. may De sup
ssd 70 seat the anti-Mckini meu'
constituting in this way majority
ag,ins. Mckinley in the temporary
delegation from every southern s'as''
,xhich would. working in conjunction
With the Morton. Quay. Reed, Aiiison'
Cullom. Henderson and silver ouii'on
Gates of the north. enable the antf-Sic'
Kinley managers to organize the COM
/. mi,tee on credentials
This line of management Is entreiy
rracticable il the anti-Mckinley lead
rs stick together. But they VIII no'
stick. If advance bulletins OF .ns
first ballot in ST. Louis ore now 70 ne
= come fashionable will make one NC
K;nlev will have $50 votes on THAI %,
lot This can only be made possio'
,hro,,yh a contract between him am
QUAY and Plat, but my estimate
hased uuon the conviction that tn'
ccn,ract will lie made. just as one es'
= IDENTIFY. has been made between Mehii
a. ,ev and Foraker. IN Ohio With qua
IN and Platt assured of their potency "
Oh der a Mckinley administration "a
ev national republican committee cou
,te no, be used against the Ohioan IN y
% south even with Allison's own LAR
The son in the secretaryship OF that BODY
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"a ~ republican votes Mr.. Liklns'
- go. lived il New Mexico. and MT
Ca.ro-. who j. one Of the promihen' =
r,nblicans Of the territory. assuming
"a, the next national election "ou'
-~sult in areprblican victory conceHe'
49,, 49, ~ changing the date OF the De-
s~inniur Of The next session OF 'nr -
.,-;,1 l.-;sla-zire from December 20 May
49, IN the event Of republican su'
- -s,r,l,ican president might ai-
-.oiu- territorial officers ana mus -
.har~,.rol IL legislation from inc oe-ii'
rrats- In pursuance Of tals sensile' "
~,.----aph was inserted III the
-. executiv. and judicial app. 2r'a
80 hill prox isiing chat the next : Il ION
-, l..r-;<ia-ure should begin the nr~'
,,o,,,aw In Nav. l-9-. and each sueceeu
s..s;on on the first Monday In May
"a every odd numbered year therrai II.
ard forb:dding the election or apPoiu'-
r.enr or payrlent of any officer " ei'H'
,,o,s. If The legislature except q IRAN
,.,or and an Interpreter Inc PRES
secretary OF the territory. Lcrioh M'i.e'
;ncurrri the enmity Of the reruoiiean'
~ ~ action at the last meeting OF IN
territorial legislature in eonnecuo'
,.;.y, ! contested seat. and the JOB con
,.r,,,la,ed his retirement rs well as N
overriding OF public sentiment IN IN
territory
~ course TIE paragraph emoodyin
80 slash motives Of Mr. Elkins had
b-s~iness in the appropriation bill y
u-Ii says Il was --sneaked' IN. ana y
. anxiety displayed BY Mr.. Elkins 70 ma
. Nm explain the offensive term ien'
Strength 20 the charge The house L,
I. 10, a word to say in protest against ). :,
= lob. which may he explained ~
. sr,ivi,v OF Mr. Catron. who has :
l r~pu,a;ion in New Mexico Of beng
-. master in the art Of POLITICAL ma
I. imitation. That he and his senator
= friends came to grief is due alone 20
81 Ia. ,ha. Mr.-Hiil had learned OF IN
j. scheme from democrats in the 's'
= tory. who rightly assumed thas the >
=. yo-k senator would like nothing BET
= than 20 expose and defeat it--N-
-, Times.
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.,;, addition TO such an invaluaolo
s.rvics. 70 Mckinley on the first paioss
pI.,, and QUAY. inspired by that quar-
- - latitude which is a lively sense
of favors vet TO come, couiu sNo -,
Eirley enough votes out OF the inluu
states to nominate him whenever fiaes
shouId drop Morton. lie might drop
49,, ~ the second ballot, or he migns
49, Dut time is not necessarily OF tho
.s.rca az such contracts rs am con-
,;n~rd Mckinley has made, or VIII
make. with Platt and Quay
The question Is not one OF Mckinney
! ,,oIitiral morals. There are managers
~ notifies. q in pugilism- The man
.-.r. Of Mckinley are the tariff piuto-
..ras AZ this country-the men VINO
,,~Ie The Mckinley law in isyo. which.
"a Mr.. Carnegie has told u.s. was -
drafted by Mckinley. simply an enact
ING clause, with blank schedules 70 %
fiI.d in by the representatives OF IN
-, industries They filed them IN
~ such purpose that the country re-
VOTED against high protection. No
t,o5v Knows better than the tariff man
,,r.rs that the revolt is not over fres-
. ~, hope of republican success = no.
due 20 belief that republican victory
means n return to blank tariff scheduies
20 l.. filed in by tariff plutocra's. =
republican congress. with Allison N
,he white house. would never give tns
!. plutocrats what they want. In no
: other way by the election OF Mchinley
!. can the country be convinced that NO
I, Kinlcyism is approved.
= Tha. fact explains the money pow.'
i, which is behind the Mckinley candi
/. dacy. II explains the political pow
u - behind that candidacy. IT. e.
y Mains the tr~mulous and zeal
- some assurances Of Senator Cuiios
and senator Aldrich and MIR. Clarkso
=, tina, Mr.. Mckinley is not alone respons
- lie for the Mckinley law. But u
-. -. vain for them to appeal IA the tarl
plutocrafs for help. The OK knowe'
his owner, but the owner knoweth al
his OK. The ST. Louis convention ~
= he q triumph Of tariff plutocracy. DC
ton will be sacrificed. Allison VIII
slaughtered. Mckinley will be MOI
'vn- iuated.-Chicago Chronicle.
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lie. nv fathers sister. saids ~
came frosl Das,l.-h her-"
is your aunt Il2Tri-d. s<Aed my
partner. breathlrxsiy-
NO
Thank Col am sure ! heard HIM
mr,Srr under his bs~sth-
-No.-r said. Aunt hal ? terrible s'1s-
a.. .cirfrarnt years ngo. Ler lover was
kiIlrd--tell over the elih- we 'hink-
the slay i-forr fhey were TO have Den
MARRIED. and aunt has never cared ior
anyone -in~r-
.Than. Cod my strange partn-r
Sa,s MS time. aloud My child
OUGHT - explain. 20 .n-rodEe rltSel'-
/. 7 should have done - ar fr>'. but the
l,ls,r.. = was - ssriking: thought pr
hans von were Ter daughter Ny name
i Trsi.i.an. Gilbert Tre~illian-ah'
-. YOU Arrow. noticing my START
Was ~, killed on that awful night
! Ma captured by the !.rrss gang
-Y.s. ves-~ >asd- '-ro or
, Il mad. Z d-sg,erat. r-hr for iper'v
b,,- MIA. Was one against 80 many
: Va, Ion knocked n-~s.sinis- an
when | recovered c0n~eio'i~ns = N"
= an ~hipiosrsi. bound for The Nesi'e'
ran.an. Tn. next day = gale -psallg VI
r our ,eS-.. VS. separated from the -
y and vs. were csptur-d. af'eT S''iA'
y, .r~a-rrnenr. ~ the enemy w
- ,ar,,es.. ~ound.d and a prisoner an
T. fav.. remained prisoner ever sans
n tried 20 communicate with s-neian
!. IN, was discovered and IN eoiSs'qc =
4. ,xas transferred 10 another prison y
* time in Switzerland. and only me enu
he ~ the allies into Paris gave me my IT
= som. ! came 10 England. hurried
n. Daurssh. 10 find that Miss Irener
u. h,d le.t YEAR aro. and that no G
i. knew ny Whereabouts Fs'urhea
" london 10 ~--tle matters WIN
ni ar-nts. and instruct Them TO sent"
Sc -l,. s.arrh. and then accepted 'he
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The HUMAN FACE
yt-ihl. signs Of Invisible Things >n"oa
BE our Guides

II i claimed that there l. much IN
p,v>ionnomy which reveals rne 'rne
,.hsr,,eter .. the person 10 tho~e from
/, HON Il j. most desirable 20 ecnossal
4 The claim j. just one Tor tEo~s
~, bav.. learned the language Of tn
s,ce but there ar. few who really IN
1-.rstand these visible signs OF inS-sl-
lie things To most people the las
~ those around them indicate nothing,
- surface qualities only To n.
Earned few the characteristics inHi
e....-d are ID many cases diametrlcAA-.
opposed 10 those which the uilih''-'-'t-
Or casual observer sees-
Isn't she lovely r exclaimed one ia'i-
- another recently. she has 81
candid. innocent. large blue eyes that
one must take 10 her AZ once
l.lv addre s~ed made no reply nu' ~
f.t. that those same blue eyes Were ~
4 ryr-. that. innocent chisdiike ahf'
-.,,,i4,,l as they might seem always IN
ai~at.i a lack Of truth in the on ar'-
- would not trust those eyes any
..hars said he tn herself. hut snaA
sav nothing They are Of me Typ
! Known a. the lying blue eye. but y i
: ,,o- for M. TO Judge Nevertheless ne
: ,l;.gpo<i- Of the case was entirely cor
rect.
u;-h /. fae.. ~ carsdc- and blue EYES
49, ,vouId melt heart OF stone the
= owner. nevertheless proved Ute
i, unreliable In her wora -
every wav Precisely the sam
thing happened in relation -
y man having rhs. sarne kind OF SOU
= III blt,e evs~. Ii = not necessary TIA
.v.rx,n.. having h:ue eyes should nav
4. n-,n@n~itx for untruth- nor thaS q
= ,,,rrirr eyes ~ other colors shorl1
- .~,,hfui hut 20 far il has been prove
that those TO whom nature ma siss
ewes Of This peculiar blue she az
y cixsS a vivid Imagination 70 put AZ ce
:. icately
y what 40 vou shink o. . and So
!, wa asked by man q another ma
i. III relation - some one with WOO
4, ~ would have close dealings
=, - 10 not like his square Jaw g
,,-;Il have. trouble with him Il VOC ~
M ~ against his Opinions or Judgment
" vou give him ANY hold Give nam
Il. inch and he'll take an ell
-. HE has been se-y pleasant - IT
~ That may be. t.,o. and / may r. -
her taken. Try him. In 'hr~t months
al - the SQUARE jaw had asserted -
and the close relations rrr ala
gel There j. no stn''y wn.sA i.'s 49,,
gou IN the long run than that 81 tar nuhl
faee. we may become ais-NS'ru NJ
and All the mranne~-c~ We ara otao~
ack surface. but then We AiSewise ~.
are disappointed in the many go'i -
an Ne discover. hith .rto urSusl -F'''i'
md, ~ unattractisc face - things
Use. even themselves up - fhiiAaeAp
u TO Tall.
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marion * Xaj- Pendarves- y HON h''h
49,, r. paris. 10 spend shor- time WIN
49, A.d YOU think LerstIa-Mi>s
.rreherne. mean-has not io1go''s'
ne -
NO. lam sure l said '-quise sure.
on i an 80 glad You don't Niio~
.r,- Lertie-- Noticing an arnu'
--nsi.. ~ h.- face: -Uh. had f-r-otieh-
WI 81, ! ;sst the sweetest dearest
-, IN ~. world. and / am 80 glad.
!, i rsr like = story. Now taAe me
hass "a sir John and tell HIM
-ack ana sir John Mr. Irrsiii an anu
.r~ Son =, deep IN explanations
.-t congratulations that l am ARA
- time the other guests had 20 iooN
- themselves II was arranged 'hat
Jack and Mr. Tresiliian shouia ASs0'
uapy ne horne that very nlsa'-
-L.r.ie. my child SAID Lazy ~
: J.rx.~- with merry twsrklr IN TT
! vns lea ing. --rnl~-~ am nluen
: seen we stall lie having two Mss
r. .4-nss married instead u one
!, row iappy was that night. sfPs
,.s-g my half Of the broken six-
X -. n it, blue siIk bag in my E-ocSe''
\, 80 srsi,.~i brought me- luck- how
49, che h.spnicst day must ei'd- ai.u =
j S,r.-n-. must a merry evening %.
-,.1 ana N.r. Trrsiilian were SOON rom /,
49, ,,xcr IL frosr-bound rua'.~ towarn
: l,s.ne. I with my hand n JACK ~
i ar.rneiy happy. and MI iFss''.'1n ~. i
~ rs his experiences a. PRISON.. I.
r--rrs Poor fellow. how pi'ie'i nAil'
~ -, ~, arrived ~ the Dover house
~ 80 :, uas agreed that | should 70 y
- .r1 hr~..k the news TO my ino'ns
~ .,, -u-- Mother came into the ma
- ir Tnezt M 49,.
."- -V.r nv child have you ci.lose
iAf ..-..1ya Isu, there. / need not AK 20
Won look radiant
--nb mother dear LAYING my nan
~ IL ~ shoulder. Il am - happy Jas
49, a~.e.l s.s.. AMI II you consent. We =
~. married n Christmas For q
~ ..scr my mother KISSED me- ~
: ,,a,hrr. Jack j. here and some one ~
ON !. HON you and aunt. too VIII u ga"
-" s..-an old friend
IN Old friend: but Try dear cni'
sal. ny don't vnts bring them ~
ow- .Iaek. dear I cried come IN. 20
80 or. mother dearest i said ~
- l.rrh,ng and half crying, he was
lkiIIc,,: he lid not die
" ! -was lot killed. what do you near
me- rplied my mother. turning rouna
srir. 49,. followed Ivy Mr. Tre~illian. ca
iEet ~ the hall. Ny mother put OUT =.
f.srls 10 take jacks ard then ca'ch'
un- ;~n, N Nr. Tr~>illian's face. exciaiin'
rsr~f .-vrrriful heaven. Gilbert.
only Yes Mary. il Is /; not deal a.
Tine -: and Letter -, /,
-. waiting still. Gilbert Oh
|, arr r..r.larxs~. am 30 glad Le'tis has
i are And now. child 80 into the
}. the ,a-lcr and break the new : to yonr q
~. perhaps had better. "i1n.r', :. :.
rer.- 49, I call lack and went ose'
I WAS ~ fire: and in . fess minutes mo'h
=. OF .oirr called. 'siilb~rt- Oiiffr'' :
: and quick
Eng Mother soon rcjoinrr -. 49, 80
ing ~ II IN. freight We talked over
-isns: Jack saying must 20 70 ici
serv,;. -. he prescribed NJ Court n ny
- There j. little else 10 tell
arch rafv r.ndarvcS had said tner
!, ana 49, yixs Treherne~ married togo
- go though Jark would never
ra,nrr nth rs~. I always said Amt l
,c,k.,l the better Of the iwo.-b'sc'
II L<t- White.
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: POEM or SOULS.

Il daisy.
Ari would like 20 sec
Him set re nomination
And lead the O. o. T..
uo~.en- rant % hci? r. rar'y
With heart and head sno
nart.
A.. .hal DC happy having
Mckinley lead the hand
Nit.
Au,son--Or serious reflection.
1 have concluded thar
NrEsrisy Il a leader
Who knows where he - a.
Me.
u.sder-cn-rr glad 20 know Mckinley
Has 5oshel me. anc u Sc
-ha. later a. 81 Louis
lie wins the victory
always felt We neereu
Ore IKE Mckinley 10
Come 10 IN. front. Ike sioSe~'
And take the party tnroush
Nit.
cuuon-I take peculiar pleasure
In rising here 70 state
yrz happy 20 surrender
zig chance 10 one 50 srsat-
Nit.
gosrg 20 help Mckinney
sxfpe all tie other states.
Ara by and by I'll throw hir
The Pennsy delegates
u.y,niev-Ah. rersieren. thank you
For what you've said TO-DAY
You know that I'm relying
on every word you say.
Ard. gentlemen. hasten
To give you now bit
< OF new.: to Wit. yoc'r book
for
NcKinley's cabi-Nit.
n N L. Sun
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Ut1 y 49,
-rres;llian. II was spien"H" 'n"
every way. for he was Young IN, TN
;.,,le. he was an orphan uniro"pH,i
-, .nx undesirable relatives anu
,,.ar..o,er he bad an ample ii'con'r
'.rs,rg from money in the funds NJ
I.,t Tvesillian came 10 stay ID - -
,rhere mn grandfather then h,ei- ~ VI
wrn hons. a charming old place Soins
g. miles frsu. the town surr"unuv"
- ,n,rniticen, gardens. s.c.''.' yer
- ~ the gardens the acr''I'-
49,, ~ IN. west country The DAY -
az. the wedding h. spent Their rs'u''',
inc in the evening 70 the i.'u IL,
nswiish. Ny aunt wa's~i wi'h MN
sh,uta mile through ;n' RardenS-N 1T
49, par,ed until the morrow ann iro'
I'M, moment Gilbert Tres Han Wa NJ
.e.. ~ heard Of Stain. If disarI-'a'''
- completely from mortal 81 :
Enough the earth had opened ara we
,o,xed him. The country was s''"u,''
-. shore beneath the cliff was seafehs
In. no, The slightest trace could !,
found. Ny poor aunt came n..-r 70 Z
~,,A brain fever. and vher she Fsco
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Mckinley seems 20 have eng

Mckinley seems 10 nave
aercd q feeling Of bitterness on the par.
20 ali the other candidates which VIII
work very seriously againsthis chancrs
in The convention. The impression prc.
ypils tha, be has carried the graz
rolicy too far and has invaded the feins
~ his rivals without any adequate 81
~. This has angered all the othe'
-andidases. and so they viii all be NOR
- les upfriendly 20 Mckinley in Tn
roavention.--Doston 5iopc-
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Il am afraid your typewriter = no.
. s,,.l make Of maci-taie. said the Cd
-. - = man who had brought IN
,yprwritsen article
why. sir? ;,
= Sc II doesn't know how 70 s1eh
,ery - cii.--To Data
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The trouble with the story aoous
the bosses taking up Harrison to oeas
Nc Kinley is that bosses hate Harrison
: little worse than they hate Mckinley.
They are simply jealous Of Mckinney
but they hate Harrison for past injuries
and the sure prospect OF similar favor.
In the future.--Utica Observer.