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For Rent.

RENTED.
2--R, nlrd.
3-Rcutcd.
4-SlOrc on King street near Fort street
j--Ollicc Room on King street near Fort
street.
6--Warehouse on Esplanade.
7--Rentcd
S-Rented.
9--Rented
lO--A Store on Fort street next to Club
Stables
ll--Rentcd.
PA Modern Dwelling on Thurston ayen.
ne, commanding an exceptional view of the
harbOr.
ia Five Room Cottage on Beretania
street in desirable location, or will lease to
good tenant.
IA Furnished Cottage in a good location
for two or three months.
l5-M d Monsarrat's Cottage on Union
street.
l6- House and Lot, l0Ox23O, on Lane off
School street, adjoining Kauluwela school
house. Purlor, 3 bedrooms, dining.room,
kitchen, pantry, bathhouse, carriage house,
stable and outbuilding. Rent $50 per
month.
IL Beautiful Summer Residence at the
Peninsula, Pearl City, completely furnished;
five rooms and servants quarters. win rent
cheap to a desirable tenant. The lot Is over
an acre in size aud well laid out, and com
mands beautiful view of the hurbOr,
A. V. GEAR,
27i-tf coo King street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-17
VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.

Am bktne Amelia, Ward, for Port Town
send.
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FOREIGN VESSELS EXPECTED.


VESSELS IN PORT.
U S S Adams, Wartson, San Francisco.
MERCHANTMEN.
Coasters not included in this list.)
Am schr General Mcpherson, Carter, Mexico
Bktnc Amelia, Ward, Eureka.
Am ship Tillie T. Starbuck, Curtis. Portland.
Am blk Highland Light, Hughcs, Newcastle.
Br blk Belmont, Laid, sydney.
Am ok Mohican. Saunders, San Francisco.
Haw blk Iolani, Mcclure New York.
BIZ blk kOsclnskO, ROdd, Newcastle.
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DEPARTURES.

FRIDAY, July II.
SIS Asloun, Murray, for China and Japan.
Stmr kaena, Parker, for Oahu ports.
stmr Kinau, Clarke, for Maui and Ha.
wall
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-17

A. V. Gear, A. G. Steele,
V. Fernandez, G. II.
White, F. Wilburton, H.
P. King, j. B. Daniels
and myself, are the only
men authorized to collect
Names and Information
for the above work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-14

Continued From Page one)
longing 20 hear OF decisive victory for
the Standards and of the arrival Of furth-
er endorsements from Spain.
Ine insurgents According 20 report now
LaNr as many men az they want, but
they are sth sadly in need Of arms and
ammru!tlor with which to equip. That
- now said 20 be the main difficulty I'M
dor which the insurgents are laboring
and rhe feature OF their campaign. which
is the most difficult to overcome. Il IS
known. however, that they are receiving
alppprt In many quarters hitherto OPP
pes'-i . them, and they are expecting
'hc arrival OF suppliee on the northern
coast " ~" province Of Pinar del Rio.
Were Garcia recently landed at the head
~ an expedition. The Insurgents. Il -
further stated. have sent large sums Of
money through secret agents to the Uni
'e1 states for the purchase Of arms and
h'umuriucls needed, the money having
been ra!se1 IN different wavs from plant
rr7 and others during their triumphant
march from Santiago Dc Cuba 70 pinar
pei RIO But this eQuipping Of Il small
army naturally takes considerable time
ami ON this ground the assertion IL made
that t'cre Us 10 prospect Of an immediate
attack uron Havana.
The Insurgents have burned tho fine
bridge at Consolation del sur and have
blown up culvert at Sshantilo. In the
province Of Matanyas
The friends Of the insurgents have Pr.
pes teddy asserted that they txpect nm
uiar Demonstration in their fuvor to be
maze IN this city as soon pc they srriye
III s'Eht u Havana. But thoy are row
practically In sight Of this CITY and vet
theif are no signs Of an uprising and the
authorities claim that there Is absolutely
no danger Of such m outbreak rrory
tmh Il NJ
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

COLUMBUS. ohio-Governor Busbral,
has been inaugurated
ChICAGO-Peter Houghaard though. -
be insane, killed himself wife and ave
children by gas asphyxiatlon.
SAN DIEGO. Gala letter from roto
Chapala, State of Jalisco. Mexicn Tays
that whirlpool in the lake engulfel hos
all. "o"Hi'ls
PHILADELPHIA, Pa David, william,
and George McKisson, aged 10 tc o,d -
died from the injuries received while M,
tempting to blow open toy SAFE with
dynamite. WIN
ST. LOUIS, Mo.-The seven indictments
agalist eX.Clty Treasurer Forestel.
eharSed with embezzling 500 900 of the
the prosecution '''i VI
SAN FRANCIscO-The Congrsaa.,..,
Ministers association has decided 80 ,.'
vestigate the charges against ,bo
9. o. Brown erough ont In the reoent trjoi
of Mrs. Davidson. 'fi"l
JACKSON, Miss.-The rep,,b,,oa, a,.....
tive committee for tha purpose Of can,na
a convention to select delegates IN e,
Louis meets here. Hon. Albert NJ -,
says the sentiment is Overwhelmingly to.
Mckinley. ioF
, 1AGksoN' Mis-. The joint democratic
e eonatn 'VoN TWO ballots for United States
senator 10 succeed Senator C;onrr,a ~
a dast resulting; Money Il, Lowry a. Alien
ga hooker il's McLaurin 3, Yercer
necessary TO a choice IS.
on NEW YoRK-Two notorious burglars
Big Frank Mecory ant Mike Mo n o,,''S'
are under arrest here charged yith rai,
ping the safe Of Brentano Bros '''' ho pop'
sellers Of $500 Monohan was 80 ros u9ob,
there. motel
PENSACOLA, Fla.-The Noruon.,
pain fehona has arrived with ten So, So
,a iS, from The water logged bark Fron n,Gh
W WI was abandoned. The resruod w,
am Suhans, and Il is believed tSeu are
petition. ''''oustsrlng eN-
81. 81 I.ouis'--A special to the Reru,,,.
from Caruthersville. Mo. SAYS a. Hvpuonc'
80. OF the sinking q the steamer ' 80. re-
missing e M and river four persons HOa aTe
drowned s am iva are supposed to have been
not seriously. INJURED but
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poINrs Anour plorLE.

4 former Galena, m preacher IN now
q hooF-HalRsf in a Kansaa city day gl>5ls
store
Al ne ase Of u years AIMS Dickinson.
~" i,efafrr, was contributor to leading
periodicals..
n ola African chief who followed Idy-
inssU,ue has Just died lie leaves forts
Ave widows.
John r. iilRhen Of Lexington. ky. has
TAKEN fc.lH 10 premiums al the state fair
during the last twru'y-nine years.
William -. Crane has sued Paul Potter
for $50 alleged 10 b. due for plsy which
Dir. Potter promised 70 write for the
comedian ana did not write.
There r. q family living near Macon.
Ga, in which th.re has not been a death
for nfty years. The head OF the family
Is 70 years OF age and his wife Is u.
Medical students AT Athens are riotous
because women have been admitted 10
the university. An Arcadlsn recently shot
n student from Asia Jlnor IN the chemi-
cal laboratory IN dispute over the gues.
ton.
Ars. Anna Mullin Of Chicago IN at the
head nf "a large commission business IN
that city After the death Of her husband
she became a buslpcsr woman, taking his
place. which ever since she has aa,iafac-
tyfily Allied
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wAsnlNeroN NEws NoTEs.

Mr. 1o-eun %sie 81 Austin has been
lstrinod hAre TOR several days by an at
tack ~ the grippe.
7, J. Gr0tinen was today appointed
postmaster At Trinidad. 10 Henderson
county. vice Mrs, 4 J. Mann removed
'rhe statement Of the conditioner the
treasury shows available cash balance
slg9 81 100 soia reserve '55is2.o59.
Secretary Smith has ordered the mem
begs ~ the Dawes commission appointed
70 treat with Mo Ave civilized tribes. 10
report Immediately Mt Warrington.
The Japanese legation has received no
Adyices concerning tho report that the
queen OF Corea. SAID 10 have been muir
dercd. IL ln fact nlivo and well.
Among the bills introduced IN tho SENATE
was one by SIR Csnery TO facilitate the
securing of evidence in cases against
rnonopolier The interstate commission Is
20 have charge OF such matters.
Tho senate committee On public lands
auth0rizcd q favorable report on bill TO
az prove tho compromise and -sttlement ~
rected February 70, 1895. between the
United States and tho State Of Arkansas.
Tho preaident sent the following nomin-
atiOns 20 the senate; Juaticc--John a.
Marshall TO be United states district
Judge. district Of Utah; John W, Judd,
attorney for the United states, district OF
Utah.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-14
FORCES UNITED.
1nsurgent Bands Consolidate Burning
Villages and Plantations.

1nsurgent Bands Burning
Villages and Plantations.
Havana, January 1g.--Word received to
night from the eastern provinces indi-
Gates that the insurgont leaders Rabi,
Jose Maceo ChOngo Rvero and others.
with their bands from the district Of
Saucu Spiritus and Remedies and the
bands of Guerilla and Jose Aguira have
united with the hand Of Rcgio at NiaJaca,
In the district OF Remedies province Of
Santa Clara. Their course seems to be
westward.
The insurgents operating In Havana and
Pinar del Rio have burned the village Of
Salud and have partially burned the vii
lage of Quivican and then marched
toward Bejucal and burned on the way a
freight train and destroyed the engine.
Then they attacked the town of Rejncal,
burning number Of houses
Charles solomon. the newspaper man
OF New York, who was arrested here as
a suspect, was sent back TO New York
today.
\ band OF 800 insurgents Is reported 10
be moving ut I.ucrumha, near Matanzas.
The leader Ingilsoto has burned the
plantation OF Carload.
AT Saratoga insurgents have burned the
cane nelds on the plantations Of the
Brook company OF Guantanamo. the
damage being $4,000,
New York. January lS--In the assembly
today n resolution was adopted petition
ing tho United States to recognize tho
Cuban patriots IA bcllgerents and ex-
pressing sympathy with them.
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GOSSIP or GOTHAM

New York. January l2.--Visltors, especi-
airy those Who have toured Europe, have
uo douot missed the guides or commits
Fioncrs who act as pilots IN continental!
cities. Here the cab and carriage drivers
have long been relied upon 10 point out
objects OF interest. and IA rule, they
norform this work intcligently. Recently,
however. a private detective agency an
nounced that Sc viii supply parties desir-
ing u visit the slums OF the city with
trustworthy guides at reasonable rates.
This VIII interiors with the business of
me white and hnlf-bNed fellows who hang
around the outskirts OF Chinatown ana
force themselves upon sight-scers, but
sight-seers viii be the bonefcariess.
A long-headed stenographer who struck
town In bad shape several years ago no.
ticod that the newspapers, as Il rule, brief
" dismissed the sermons preached over
tho remains OF distinguished citizens. lie
attended tho next aristocrauc funeral.
took full notes Of the prayer and euiogistic
sermon, and a few days later appeared
At tho hereaVed widows home with n
neatly typewriter copy OF both, which
he offered for sale as q souvenir. The
widow was deeply impressed. and before
he left she ordered several copies for pre-
rentation to friends and relatives. His hrst
effort notted over 500. From this COM
mencement he has built UP a prosperous
business in tho funeral souvenir line,
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He employs several assistants. and Will
have a swell funeral OF his own some day.
unless his hesrs are misery.
There was a dlsgllsted colonel at the
Hotel Imperial today. He is the only
sisa who does no; find a bin In his box
q the end Of every week. At noon today
he owed tho house seisi 10 A wine ner-
chant has been audsciouS enough 10 serve
him VITA summons 10 appear N supple
rnen'ary proceedings and show cause why
90 does rot pay q claim OF s5o. In dis
cussirg the Insult with tho process server.
ths colonel declared that ne only had 81.
Then Re turned this over 10 the hotel clerk.
VINO gave him receipt for IL. made Out
thus: balance Of bill. sgia .T5 on ac-
count January 2. tl.oo. balance. s2lso 70 %
As long as tho hotel can stand Il the
doughty colonel will continue to tread
velvet.
Necessity hss long been the mother OF
invocation In the Pursult Of existence in
this oyercrowaei community odd avenues
Of employment have been opAned W. some
of which have turned ont better than the
genius who mapped them out hoped for
one Of the gNnteel figures In Wall stree,
carries new rosewood case He ruiEh;
~ taken for a surgeon by the uninii.ated.
bat Re ISN'T. Elevator bows. hall guards
and janitors in the big office buildings
never call hts attention to the conspicuous
signs announcing that "bootbiacks, ped
tierS and book agents are not allowed in
tnis building" and ne goes Just whore ne
rlcascs without being interrupted He Is
pushing trade which he created himself
and is now on Easy street. The nttie
caee Re carries IS in reality a ccnpac;
portable saloon. On one side there are
three coftles. one Of gin. one ~ rye WHISKY
OF famous brand. and the other filled
with brandy 81 great are. The other side
contains bot.irs OF hitters. sugar lemon
peel end handsome glassware. The tai
nan has for thirty years been employed
In the hars Of thu leading hotels and he
j. 1as' grand master In the az, IT mix.
ing cocktails Of gin. rye or brandy. He
-ras regular clientele.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-14

BENJAMIN Franklin. Rpber; Megris, Cfou-
yerneur Morris. Alexander Hamilton. Johr
Hancock. Albert Csalistin. Thomas PAINE.
Richard Henry Lee Daniel Webster.
Charles Sumner. Minarvi Fillmore. Calca
Gushing. James G. blaine. CAief j1stlcc
Chase ard Governor William Mckinley
OF soldiers there ara Frederick the Cf-Vat.
General Wolfe. Marshal Nfy. Eohr-, +.
Ire. Eionewsli jackson, Mad" Antho1s
Wayne. Ethan aiiea and Israel Putnam
Df sailors Stephen Decatur. TIE l1sysi
daring IF aussstf an rornmcicrss
OF foets &0iiers. Burns, Byru-. Toe.
Hayafd Taylor and Paul Eayae The
Southern laureate
Of artiss bore and Eie-stAGt. ani CT
riuS.ciaus. Mozart ard Schubert.
Then there Is a long iiss of Others where
in may he fotild Ernsnua SwaIsntrr-.
founder Of thA SwciereorSians Chlflcs
Q CDraor. the srliIlsnt lawyer; sieary J.
RAYMOND. tho brilliant .o1ruaMst, John
&. breckinrldEe. once vice president. Cen.
eTal GTernnnt. the "P2xhnneer, d" and ruAuy
mo ~ equally well known.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-14
NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans. La, January is--Seven
furlongs--Dick Rehan, 1l2. (Rossl TO J..
won; Nicolina. 100. tAicGlone) to /. sec
ond Verdi. li2, (Overton) 70 60 /, third
Time 1,3iil.
Six flrlones selling Carrie r., 104
fCaywooD to !, won; Master Fred, l09
tHinkey) to /, second. Rightmore H.
o. HnD TO l, third. Time LtSis.
seven furlongs-lNlon, 1l2, driving - to
second Chattanooga, 100, tNieGlone) 70
/ third Time 1888.
Nine furlon gs--R Roosevelt, i0l, tCaywood)
10 l. won; Clalus. 100 (Hyle) 20 ,.
second; Booze, li6 OHam) 3 to l. third.
Time 1.59.
Seven furlongs-Hlgh Test. 100. Wam)
TO 2 won: Kodak, 100, ~ Duffy 10 /,
second; Venice, i0i, u. HIND to |. third.
Time 49,.
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Ni"N We pAp'-aL''r we ylDT NaF Nl--
Judge A. 7. Waits iusey 'spii'ter.' IL
answer, 70 termed, 70 Barney Gabss'
rect,nt deiiyeraiiee, TIE interview from
Judge WATTS Is a peancfui instance q
the bind leading the blind lie sad
ae Is n4se req frrn9 :, .t me- 'iefy
tsflor Iio aae f,ses Tor ior-r : me i,s-...-
~ ~ 4, ~ poi'-s.I '.'sL.f,s tl'al MANI
( !, political @laavef1ek' II nov .ai,e4s-s
ls s 'f - eiI' p, dl.cy q - ,s a.
reTsstered brand n q =" 1re Jrv,h l.
am, i5ags ig 80 ,s,, NJ PEI - s',s
satise.ec ti.at ~ was ilpt with US 'gols-
800 "a, ~. 49,, -i5 ~ IT. IN. "a w.
the lire on fnt ~ tfe low water marx
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issge that Sfbbt ss.d rs 81 peo9.e hava ti'e
better u INC arRunle-t an1 ING yaiItaTe
d,sTe,crs1s I. s,ay Nt,:, yeo, '-' nv GINS
~oilia maize a fifsi -,.la.-- pop1ust eandi-
II the defnocr.tic I,arty In tiIis stete ss
irrey.,pesbly iixe4 70 'f-ee s'Iyer geffo.
Nor Win sny .goidbog' vote for q 10.
silver nsinper.t, " Milton i.ark w,,i -.
friend j would say. 50 ms the T,opulists
hstse a so'a I@H'ss' "iH- why mol push u
,,he c,.,,,,di,, .o.,,.,,,.s ,.-.o,bo ~
..,,, =, -, s-d.a 80 ..,.aa,,-a a.,
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IN its assembled wisdom may enunciate
shall be their creed and who are honest
enough TO support the will Of the ma
jcrlty, sincsreiy and courareousiy. or
get but % the democratic livery and 60
where they properly belong. We can
do without gncrillas and bushwhackers
and soreheads, who refuse to be- dis
cipl.ned and az oftea shoot their pro-
fcssed friends in the back as they dis
turb the OPEN enemy In front.
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-. - -, -, .e'''e 70
--'-7i lz HI3-1 cpfer o. tpe-r pretended
l.. p
sssg --f.-h. -. ha- ssa.s 10 a-ss- 49,.
.t. ~.
|
VIA 'A@ I1'is7i siAies
org IL Neaf1Ve's s.sDst@-
I=~F as@ teres t.-eE zs many -ezrces
s. isra -i-a-as'-Aal ~ ~H'tss re, ,ae lat.s-
T r~ ers- -.7w tse former III com.
rssa@ot -ArotE - rTsEs 1s1ip. WILL the
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NorAnLE yANuARY DAYS.
NhlcnF0 1'lmeh-IIcrnld.

'fhe month Of January Is rich IN tho
birthdays of eminent men, and no other
single month can show such an array.
or statesmen ana orators We find the
names Of Francis Bacon, Edmund Burhe,
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MAILER STARTS TRAINlNG,


El Paso, Texas, January Isl ..a,,c]
left for Las Cruces, y. NJ TINS r.
where he will train for his hsh.
Il. His manager will remain M asy|
Martin Julian comes and ,they we
ON final stakeholder ana reioartiss u
Stuart has kilograms tfoln 20 20 hsys u
announcing that special train aSrcssa
ready been engaged for enc ~, ihs ~
St Louis. No one need fear tna'
viii not occur, rs 1t is sure ~ os
Dan stuart is very ilG- ..',,hlishh
letter from mccormick. ~ p ,1,.ti s.sl
several papers Saturday iieue
handed the Associated Press
Il alone am financially anl ana @ rs1
way responsible. The hinetossssm vi
Will try and photograph the
successful Will pay for IL
Cincinnati. January l3.--oh,S ooach u
on Saturday night signed No ~ sprint
Princeton baseball team IN w I'm VII Y
signed for the rest OF the 81, Ire VI
Dallas club Earle Will >onn,r,ncesoa 4
team after his duties al
finished.
Bethlehem, Pa, January 10 ,onIgsl y
and Stanton Abbott met hci s,x ~
six round fight. At the emu va crcva 4
no decision was given ana ''s
divided as to tho winner
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SOME VIEWS or 1T.

Some people profess 70 see shrewd
rrolificsl motive IN Presiden, Cieyela nd's
message on the Monroe doctrine. and the
idea is put forth also that The German
emperor. when be saw the popularity Of
Clevelznd's action. concluded to try =
ike more himself aud forthwith jumped
on Ezelaud N the Traasvsai affair.
Cleve{aad has hecn for a long time
charged with bang under British influ.
eac@ il respect 10 his tariff and financial
policies. ard certain inilencss in Ger.
zaany ar fozi 4 charging the enpercs
with Tar'-sls;y for the Euriish govern
neat beeause q TIE ses- relationship Of
To- raiEzia< families.
Aucth-r suege~t.oz : tia. Er-pero,
Wlhsm made lis zo7s after 4 under.
s1aa3tne zltb Grao6nr Victoria II,
9o-s- rhs, uu5ar cover Of TIER pretended
-u1s--e o7e-. ;A= TrN-svaal a7sir Eng
,sa3 might st her fleets Z order aai
inak- ot5sr yer rrr7o-a;5oas for the
T's-si-H- d.-aca'r7 with 'ha Uaits-l STAIRS
org IL Nens1ve'g 5spste.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18
Wonderful Tale Of
a Liar from
Ohio
The Ungrateful Con
gregation and a
Peculiar Dry
Plate

Professor Laurence Abbott of Chilli
cothe, Ohio, is guest at downtown ho-
tel. Last night he appeared to be an in
tensely disguised man. He has just re-
turned to San Francisco from japan, where
he dallied for time after having accom-
panied Professor Todd on MIR. James
beautiful yacht Coronet.
Professor Abbott is not an astronomer,
but, according to his own relation of his
accomplishments, is photographer from
whom the scientific expedition might
safely have looked for the most remark
able results. He said: "For years be-
longed 10 the ministry, and attained GER
tain amount of celebrity, not confined to
the immediate vicinity OF my labors. The
salary attached to the church wherein I
labored was not as large as it might well
have been, taking into consideration the
wealth and size OF my congregation,
coupled with my indefaligable researches
into every field of science and branch of
religion, which prosecuted for their en-
lightenment.
sat many sessions of the council the
matter OF an increase came up, but
never materalized. Ere long my growing
family made it incum bent on me to devise
other means for increasing the domestic
exchequer, and l finally hit upon the plan
OF having my eldest son, bright lad of 1S
years, pursue the study of photography.
also became thoroughly interested with
him, which later on proved most fortu-
nate circumstance. AS he became prof.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18

nary bean. When the child's stomach
was opened, instead of coil, the doctors
found that the tin had unwound, and on
the fiat surface of the sardine can was a
perfect photograph of the autopsy phy-
sicians bending over their work. The !"
Professor Abbott looked around in a
startled manner and exclaimed: "There
must be something the matter with my
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-18

possible that so delicate throat could
have accommodated so large an object,
and a post-mortem examination was
made to determine the cause OF death.
Gentlemen, you will find this statement
on file in the records of the Coroner's Office
at Chillicothe: Firmly embedded in the
folds of the umbilicus was an oval-shaped
piece of glass about the length of an ordi-
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Excepting for little tufts of hair on each
foot ana at the end OF the tail there is not
hair on her whole body. With this ex-
ception there is nothing different from
other cats. She is affectionate in DISPOSE
tion and an excellent ratter and playful
in the extreme.
Other cats all avoid her and express
their astonishment at the singular aspect
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therein have made pronounced success.
"Yes, have made considerable study
OF the Roentgen ray phenomena, but let
me tell you of an incident which has con-
vinced me that there is much to be learned
about photography.
II shall give you the name and address
OF the party, so the truth OF my narrative
cannot be called into question.
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cient I, without intending to do so, as you
may readily imagine, gradually incor-
porated into my sermons the idea OF the
nearness of death to us all, and this
naturally suggested the desirability of the
sorrowing rel atives having portraits of the
dear departed to aid in alieviating their
hours of lon eliness and grief. AS busi-
ness was little slow in picking up later
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among the old fogy members OF the con-
gregation, rho could not appreciate an
up-to-date clergyman, and as some OF
them intimated that at times drew upon
my imaglnation for the events of history
decided to throw up the ministry and
give my attention to business pursuits.
Naturally took up photography and