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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05

mood. Indeed, Ms. Kate Dwycr,
prominently identified with the fur
trade Of San FrancIs,o, Is said to have
sailed for here few days ago tn
testify as to the pocr'ariicS of Mrs
Castle
When the testimony begins there
Will be besides Mrs, Dryers personal
evidence some Hcyrntyhvc dcposi-
lions Of San Francisco persons who
have testified to the singular chArac-
tcrls,lca OF Mrs. Castle Among
them win be statements Of strcctrar
conductors, drygoH!s merchants OF
every class, vegetable dcalcrss,
butchers, COnf1 Aaiunprs. Chinaw are
dealers and omerS covering nearly
the entire field In which merchAn-
disc IL bought and sCld.
If all reports are true Mr. Castle
does not view with favor the attempt
to clear his wIfo's reputation by the
proving of n kloptomaria impulse, lie
Is said to have declared that fully IS
per cent. Of the articles found in their
Rays he never knew his wife was a
kleptomaniac and prol, sacs to be able
To prove that she ENg been SUFFERING
from bodily ailmcm that makes her
Irresponsible.
1t was the FIRST wark IN October that
the police arrested the Castles, In
Mrs. Castles trunks they claim to
have found scores Of ar irlcs which
they had no trouble in tracing They
included n general assortment OF
capes, coats ANA pjhrg g0rmenJs OF
woman's attire. and even silverwarc
marked with hojols name. II Is
said that MI, Castl" viii advance his
wlfe's i'll health IN his plea OF limo
ccncc, No CHARGE Is made against
Mr. Castle himself oX,cpt that OF hr-
ing an accomplish.
A formidable array Of counsel has
been en-" %cd to tal,' rart IN the case
and l. the advice of Mr. Castles
solicitor the cases Of tNc husband
md wife will be pr0cc eded With sep
Nrately. or the counsel who are To
take part in the trnl the husband :
case VIII be looked arel ~ Sir Frank
Lockwood, Baron Nu.@en Of Nilllwcn
and G, J.. Gin. who conducted the
prosecution against oscar Wilde on
behalf ot the treasury. Mrs cas- lbs
case will be defended Ivy Sir Edward
Clarke, who was NNhtHo General IN
Lord Salisbury IS rpDtI ~ and Gharlr,,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05

had Mrs. Castle under his charge
there, will also show that she was SUI
fering from an ailment which would
account for her mania.
1t Is estimated that this trial will
cost Mr.. Castle over $4,000. Sir
Edward Clarke and others Of counsel
probably require a retainer Of 800
daily with refreshers of $500 to $1,000
in addition to w..ch the doctors and
solicitors fees are to be considered.
The case was on the docket for yes
terday, when postponement was
taken til Thursday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05

London Nov THE trial OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Castle Of San Fran
cisco, who arc under a charge OF steal
ing a number Of valuable furs and
various other articles will begin this
week in the Clerkenwell sessions. This
is SO far enc OF the most remarkable
cases In which Americans have Inquired
as prisoners in Il foreign land. The
Castles are well connected in San
Francisco, and were able to furnish
bail In the enormous nmOunt of $780,
600. Secretary j Il. Roosevelt Of the
American embassy has intero stcd him
self In The unfortunate couple, as have
other prominent members Of the
American colony. Mr. Castle had, 1t Is
said, 1925, 900 to hls credit at Il London
bank al the time his wife was detected
In alleged open-handcd ghoplfting.
The testimony OF Regent street shop
keepers and others IN The preliminary
hearing in the police court as to the
way they caught Mrs. Castle were
deemed sufficiently conclusive by Mag,
istratc Newton 10 warrant him In hold
ing both husband and wife In extra
ordinary bail.
Naturally, the friends and acquaint-
nnces OF the lady took the very char
liable view that If the purloined artl-
cles were found on her ns stated she
must hnve taken nom in klcplomaniac
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05
NEGROES ANlA WHITES CLASH
a Campaign Rio. at Goldsboro, North
CdrOlll,a.

Raleigh, n. c., Nov. "a special
Goldsboro says tina. an incenGlaly
speech made by Frank Baker, Il col
ored republican of Dudley, caused Il
clash between the white and COlOred
citizens yesterday. A mob OF over
1870 negroes armed with knives, pls-
tolls and clubs, marched through ~"
city ard dctied the law. The author
tiles finding themselves unable to
cope NI,n the negroes called upon the
militia This acton had the effect OF
quelling he disturbance which for
II time locked as though riot was
imminen, The militia is sttll at the
armory as more trouble is expected.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05
TEXAS TRAIN HELD UP.
RNNDirS' BOLD ROBBERY NEAR
AlNARADO.


Aumorc, |. r., Nov g. The
south bound Missouri, Kansas and
Texas passenger and express uaiu was
held up and looted by train robbers at
a point u mile south of Alvarado, Tex
as. At I O'Clock last evening. 1t is
reported THAI the robbers secured but
little treasure from the express car.
TN" randttS are supposed to be head
ing for indian Territory and all the
United States marshals have bccu no
titled to be on the alert
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05

Prince Max of SaXony, who was re-
Gently taken up to his abode in London
as a Catholic priest at the church of
st. Boniface, Union street White
chapel, is the fourth son of Prince
George, duke of Saxonv and nephew
of the king of Saxony. When he be-
ne a priest, he formerly renowned
A. his rights to the throne to when
his father is heir. Prince Max IS only
~ years of 1ge. and he quilted the
German army to enter monastery a
raw years ago His determination TO
retire from the world and 10 enter the
priesthood is said to be due 10 an un-
fortunate attachment he entertained
for Princess Fedora of Schleswig-
Holsten. BY his modesty he has be-
come very popular among the poor in
the East end, His reply to the cheers
raised in his honor upon the occasion
Of his first visit to the Gcilcnverein Or
workingmcn's club, attached 20 The
mission was: come amongst you,
not as a prince bur simply as a priest
l am worker myself. for to my
mind no honor is so great as that Of
labor.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05
SAl'ERuERlNG'S FATHER HURT.
IL" Fails Down II Fugnt oi stairs in
His Mayvillc Store.

MayNillc, Wis, Nov. 3 Rudolph
Sauerl orinE, ono Of the oldest resi-
dents here and proprietor Of tho Cily
drug store, fell down nlgh, OF stairs
breaking two ribs ard receiving in
tcrnal injuries. MIR. Sauerhrrlng IN
father OF Congressman Sauerhorns Of
the second distict. The ateidcui hap
poncd as he was goiuG down collar In
the drug store Dr. Bachhuhrr. who
happened 10 he thrte, conveyed h,m
to his some III II carriage
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05
QUAKER OF THE ORIENT.
The Herculean Turkish Porter whose
Place of Business Is on tho street.

Place of Business Ii on tho Street.
The Turkish porter is one of the most
interesting objects seen in a tour of
the orient. OF IIerculean strength and
power of endurance. he is usually
prompt and obliging, also honest so far
as in him lies. He cannot speak the
truth, and would not respect himself
If he could, for that is a virtue of the
Frank.
His place of business, says the Chica-
go Times-llerald, is on the streets of his
native town, where he can be found at
all hours OF the day, clad in a loose
soiled jacket, usually gray, with gray
CATERS. Turkish shoes or sandals, the
inevitable feZ and neclierchief that
makes him look as if he were strang-
ling.
All the burden of conveying large or
small articles falls upon him and he
will for gratuity carry piano as cas-
lily MS a trunk. He Is the most con-
tented of the working fraternity one
meets abroad, whether he is found in
the streets of Constantiuople or in those
of Stamboul, ard the )urists make
much of him because H. is interesting,
his occasional slno&e uadcr the shade
OF mulberry tree. or his lazy sips of
sherbct. being treats that renew his
strength for the haid work by which
he must livc--if he is not able to sell
merchandise. Being sturdy aud indus
trious. the traits of the Turkish porter
commend him to the public. hence a
picturesque description Of him 0N one
Traveller who named HIM NE Quaker
of the Oricut"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05
hlGllER OCEAN RATES.
Transatlantic Stnm Ship Companies
Decide to Charge Moro.

London. NOV. 3 An official Of the
Cunad line says yhat the increase in
passenger rates which the French
transatlantic steamship company has
announced It's Willingness to take part
IN Is conditional on negotiations
which are still proceeding, The Of
hcials OF the Hamburg American line
announce that the new passenger rates
will 30 into effect on Dec. /
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05

Jackie What ioes il mean by see.
ing the humorous side OF things"
Father-Well. may son, take a ba-
mana peel, for example How many
sides has it?
Jackie-Why. two, OF course.
Father-exactly; and when some
other man steps or that banana peel
he sees the serious side OF it and yol
see the humorous side-Truth.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05
BROKE RuFFALO INlI.


Alma. WIS. Nov 3 J Il. Dawson
and Chris, Form who were each ser
wing six months sentence in the
county Jail, made their escape Sunday
night. II appears that they got pos
session Of a key in some way for the
sheriff is positive that he locked the
door behind him about o'clock and
ut s the prisoners were gone.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05
WATER PIPES GUARD coMviCrs.


when I'fl'unrTS { III the IliitS hEtscr E4HA
cape, and Gua',:s are Thereby harmed.
.... -, :. J constitution las re-
Gently L,cn sueccs sfujiy tested H. bos-
ton. Ii lri,f tie schyuIr is to cons
>lruv; IT," CELL, q! Holi@w pipes asa fill
lhs;, VIA water. Vixen a :ji,2i> wed
,&t' WAGER escapes. aj.I uy " system Of
IL, ";vrs in the Office uf he ia.l thu TACT
is rad" known. as well rs tn" par, cular
ecIt where the pipes have hrcH attacked.
No att, mpt is made to have the pipes
particularly hard. Commons s,"s pipe
is as good as ANY and will answer every
purpose. Fhr water is Kept under a
high irrs urc.so thnt it WI t. sure to
give The alarm when the pjpv d
Under the usual system ot jail con-
strurt on it is aimed to make the bars
so hard that saws viii not aztec; them;
or. at best, 80 hard chat cutting would
he slow process. Flu, couN,cts III
.iajl> aye rs cI,}vr ~ the u,ru Nh1 con
s,@uct Jail cells, and Lsct&ods haNr been
discovered for taking the temper out
of the hardest steel. Nitric acid will
do, and so viii common candle. If the
flame Of The lattcr Is kept FIR several
days close against lar Of eh He'd steel
it will hc made 50 soft that Il common
steel saw will eut It. solid ssael plates
have been eaten with acids and escape
made possible The t'ilirg of below
pipes with water seem, to be 8 GOOD
thinp
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05
THREE MINERS KILLED.


Ashland, Pa, NOV. g. by fall of
coal in Il packer mirc, three men
were killed and three 50 badly IN
iurcd that he will die. The killed
ara John Holeran Joseph Smith
and Thomas Walsh The injured are;
Michael Mock, Robert Carter and
John MCGratu.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05

Berliu Nov / ThroughoLt he
week all Germany has been agog
awaiting further indiscrCtions upon the
part Of Rismarck's organ, the Ham
burger Nachrichtcn The CORES
pendent of the associated press learns
on cNcellr0t authority that additional
revelations will shortly appear about
the past and present relations between
Germany and allied powers, rs we'll as
Russia and Great Britain, unless the
government directly interGercs to pre-
vent 1t. The betrayal Of the Russo
German treaty created intense excite
ment In political circles. especially
among the members of the Reichstag
and lIundcsrath and unless official OK
llirit explanations of the inside facts
are given, the government viii be
questioned by the ReichstaE shortly.
backed by the socialists and liberals
on the plel that unless the govern
ment explains the matter the faith of
her allies In her sincerity viii he scri-
onsly shaken. Emperor William is
known TO be extremely indignant at
the article IL the Hamburger Mach
riehtcn and an interview with Ger
man statesman, published Ia the Nj
emma Ncuc l'rcie Prose- dated Iam-
burg. shows that the government has
seriously mcdltated taking criminal
proceedings against the author az the
trtirlc under the so-eallcd Amin
paragraph OF the criminal code. but
I i stated that inquiry showed that
Count Herbert Bismarck was the re-
sr2naihle party and not his father.
who replied to the official inquiry that
he personally had no hand in the
WattCr.
An understanding has now been
reached between Germany and Austria
to cease payment of sugar export
bountics II the simultaneous adhesion
ot France can be secured as appears
i'kely. In the meanwhile the forma-
tian of two German sugar syndicates
Is announced.
The French Trans Atlantic steam
ship company has notified Germany
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05
INCESSANT RAINS RUIN THE PO-
TATO CROP.
BISMARCK'S REVELATIONS
They Are Causing Much Excitement in
the Political Circles of Europe
Emperor William Very Angry and
Seriously Meditates Taking Grim
inal Proceedings Against Author

London, Nov. 1.-THE wheat and
currency questions are still attracting
great attention here. The Spectator
publishes an interesting article on the
rise OF wheat and It's bearing upon
protection and bimetallism, in the
course Of which it says: The rise III
the price of bread is likely to bring
unrest in the labor market. The pres
ent activity in trade gives labor or
CARNATIONS favorable opportunity
for pressing their demands for higher
wages, but it remains to be seen how
far the recent lmprON tment in trade
will be maintained If material rise
in wages is insisted on. We can only
hope That the politicians who are CO.
quetC.ng with the various forms OF
protection will learn to digest the
lessons that will be eXpounded by
events If the price Of bread is materl-
ally affected during the coming Win
ter"
Indian adVices show now that
whether the rains fall on not, there
must be keen distress in the north
west provinces, and in Dude the IN
dian government must be prepared to
succor the population by at least forty
millions of relief operation, con-
Quoted according to the so-callGd
famine code. Ordc"S have already
been given by these officials to pre-
pare for the immediate enforcement
Of famine measures. The west of ire
land Is declared to be face to face with
famine, owing to the heavy rains
which have caused failure of crops,
especially potatoes. Throughout the
beginning of October, there was al
most an nccSsHnt dLWn-pOur of rain.
There have been great floods in the
northwest Of Ireland. Many Of them
must feel the pang3 of famine before
Christmas. However, the chief secre-
tary for ireland, Gerald Balfour, dur
ing ..ls recent TOUR of the affected dis
tricts, secured information, which, he
says, will enable him tC cope with the
distress which he is even now ready
to meet.
James O'Conno", anti-Parnellite,
member Of parliament Tor the west di-
vision OF Wickloff, who intends to
ask parliament to oder an inquiry
into the lyman affair, bases his de
mand on the past history Of the mys-
FERROUS Mrs. Tyler, who, he asserts,
acted as medium between lyman and
the British police.
Joseph Chamberlain, secretary Of
state for the colonies, was Saturday
elected lord rector Of Glasgow uniyer-
sity
The English newspapers have been
commenting most chcerfully ON Bis
marck's revelations in the Hamburger
NachrlChten, everything detrimental
to Germany being hailed with the
iiVellcst satisfaction at the present
moment The Sp aakcr says: Bis
marck's last act is in harmony with
his general character Rather than
lose Il chance of striking those Who
supplanted him he would SKATER the
fabric OF the German empire. He has
shown that the German empire, while
he was in power, was guilty Of the
most hcniOuS treason to an ally
There never was more colossal piece
of pcrtldy,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05
ASKS THAT THE EGG THROWE&S
BE RELEASED.

Chicago, Oct. 80. Chauncey Foster
and l.. j. Hanchetl, two of the tou'
students Of the Metropolitan business
college accused Of HAY inG thrown eggs
at MIR. and Mrs Bryan during the
parade Tuesday, W2"a arrested abou,
noon yesterday by Detectives McCati
and Fay who hal been working on the
case The Two boys are sons OF we'll
to~do south side families. Late in tn"
day they confessed to Chief Badenoch
that they had throwl the eggs, Thomas
Gahan, chairman of the democratic
county COMMITTEES, received the fol-
lowing letter from Bryan regarding
the matter:
Auditorium llotei, Chicago -Dcar
Mr.. Gahan: | wish YOU would ask
for the release of the boys arrested tor
throwing the eggs. | am sure it Was
an act of thoughtIcssncss and their ar
est has doubtless been sufficient
lesson to them an to others, yours
truly,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05
Nv. /. lIrNAN .

Whether the young men would BE-
prosecuted 81 not The Chief refused to
say Late in the aftcrnOon the chlct
of police released the prisoners, as al
ter Blyan's letter was given out il was
evident that there would be no prose
Cution If the prisoners We're held.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1896-11-05
THE CASTLES CASE
TWO CONTINENTS INTERESTED
IN THE OUTCOME.
FEATURES OF THE AFFAIR

Fine Legal Talent TO Fight for The Fair
Defendant and Her Wealthy Hus-
band Medical Testimony TO Play "A
Prominent part Costly Mat
ter.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-07
vi.

Byl dzieh swiateozny, godzina sz6sta pc poluduiu. Pogodne
czerwcowe siofoe wywab}o ludzi ma uloe, szerokie ohodniki Movie.
go swiata Krakowskiego przedmiescia zalane byly publicznosois,
przepe&nione cukiernie stoEki pred niemi, ozywione gospody i
szynki.
Warszawa! Iez wspomnieh budzi W duszy Polaka to slowo.
w jj muraoh rozgrywaiy sic wzuiosae lub straszne dramaty ayoa
narodowego. Ona, Skarbnioa wiedzy, mysli uozuc narodu, sauna
jedna wsrod pognebionych obszar6w, wsrod kiosk powszechnyoh
stoi z podniedona glowa moralnego zwyciezoy, pewns ohwii wy
zwOlenia, ktora p~rzyjdzie wozesniej cEy pozniej. wszystkie bole
nsrodu, wszystkie ciernie krzyzowej drogi wply sic W jej oalo, a
ona stoi ma stosie ofiardym z usmiechem ma lieu, wyciagajac pre-
bite dlonie do syn6w rozohagnietych ma iozu tortur.
Ufnosci, zda sic powtsrzsc, ufnosci.
synowie slucbaja oierpisy
Patrzde ma mia jk rosnie W niewoli.
Wznosza sic mad ns wieze koscio}ow jak dawniej, a koscioly,
to twierdze narodu, poswiecone krwia synow, ktors tryskaha ma ich
possdzki pod kolbsmi bsgnetem wroga, to symbolic trwalosci zwia
zku z miniona przeszloscis, z ktorej ozerpie SHE wytrwsnis. a obok
wysokie kominy fabryk, symbolic praOy ma przyszlosc, znak tycia
narodu, co pokonany, lecz jeszoze ME zginah Czuje, pracuje i
mysli.
Przez Warszawe iaczyiy sic Polska z Europa, przez Warszawe
zyskuje jej szacunek, ons jest dotsd wyrazem regulstorem jej ay-
ola. Jest zaprzeczeniem tego. 90 noi nazwe ,Polnische wht.
schaft", a kolebks nowego pokolenia kolebka tego sredniego stanu,
niezbednego czynnika nowozytnych narodow.
Trzeoia pc luduosci jest pierwszem europejskiem miastem
osratu.
Zwyozaje obyczaje CRUDE noszace pietno niewolniotwa W
~rosyjskich stolicaoh, roania ich cd tyohte W zdetronizowsnej s.olicy
Polski.
Powiew Oywnizsoji ogiady muska twar1 ~przybyszs ,e wscho-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-07
Uwaga, POlacy!

Teraz Jest wIasnie ozas i sposobnosA
jaks sic Wan nigdy W zyoiu drugi rss
ME zdarzy dojs6 do posiadania wIasno.
Sol, " okolioy ayznej i pieknej, kt6ra
ley Przy rzece ,,Red River" (Czerwo.
neil " M~inesooie. Me namyslaj sic
diugo, ale przybywaj j wybieraj sobis
mieJsoe zsnim sic zacznie ten gwaitow.
ny ruch kolonizsoyjny, kt6ry powst..
ME przy otwarciu rezerwaoyi, znanej
pod nazwa nRed Lake Indian Rsser.
v%ation". Zpewnosoia 5000 ludzi be.
die " linii, okolo pierwszego ozerwoa
1895 r., " Crookston, kiedy Ia rezerwa.
oya zostanie otwarta. q fiozby tel ty.
siaoe kupowac beda grunta wzdlut Il.
nil kolei zelaznej Great Northern. W
roku 1895 juz byly 3 za{ozone kolonis
Polskie: Lewakowski, blisko Argyte;
Stanislawowo, PREY Stephen, oraz Kro.
IA W Hollooks. Jezeli to was interesu
je, piszcie do Komisarza G~runtowepo,
albo Pc angielsku Land COmmissfo.
ner Great Northern Ry., st. Paul,
Minn.", a otrzymaoie darmo mapy |
i~lustrowane pamflety. Otrzymacie cd
mas r6wniez i~nformaoye, tyczace sic ma.
bywania wolnych grunt6w rzadowych,
oraz sposob6w, W jaki kolej Great Nor.
thern s~przedaje grunta ma {atwe splaty
o.yli raty. Wszystkie pamflety, c.yii
objasnienia, So drukowane " polskim
jezyku. (25-4-0o.l
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-05-07
Wiesc dobra ME byla.

Wissc dobra ME byia.
Co robit? zwrocl sic wielki ksase pc przeozytaniu depeszy
" gl6wnej kwaterze do naczelnika sztabu.
Wylac rozkaz do komendanta XIV korpusu trzymania sic
do ostatka W okolicach Grojca, do rama przynajmniej, nastepnie
ably korpus zaiogi warszawskiej wyszedi ku Grodziskowi NADIA
rzynowi, a ola waszej wysokosci odwrot natyohmiastowy. Prey la
ds opoznieniu motemy bye odcieci cd Warszawy.
w tenn hulk gws}towny wstrzasnai powietrzem zgiuszyi s4o
wa naczelnika suabu. szyby zadrzaiy. osiupieli wszyscy.
Wielki ksieze chwyol sic "a glove.
Kanonada! zawoia{ zaiosnie.
. Nieprryjacel vie jus te nowine, atskuje mas. Zle bye mo.
Re! odezwsl sic jeden z ~jenera}ow.
Odwrot, a wszelka cene odwrot! zawoiai wodz naozelny
kawalerja nsprzod, MECH uderzy, MECH zginie, musimy ratowac
srmje, Rosie ratowac.
DE- Wsrszswy, zawo{a} nsczelnk sztsbu.
Rozkazy wydsne, ohmurnie odpowiedzial tenze.
Nieprzyjsoel atakuje mas, krzyknat wbiegajsc officer ordy-
nansowy, kolumny ida do szturmu.
- Hospodi pomIuj, trzymajmy sic panowie zswoia} do jene-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-06

ar In an ordinary garden hose to turn
rotary fan at a high speed The fan is
mounted upon a metallic pedestal. and may
De turned to create a current in any de-
sired direction.
While riding upon your wheel You may
Iurther EN- 10y the breeze from 4 small fan
revolving in guard of network between
lhe haad!e bars. A friction wheel beneath
TUBS TUBS against the tire of yoIr front wheel.
Mhlle Driving In your carriage you may en-
Joy similar adaptation 20 Your wheels.
IN Iact, You cannot get OUT side The realm
OF automatic fans. If you are in the coun-
Try, where no electricity is 20 be had, lou
may ENJOY the comforts Of a eombin don
rocking chair and rotary FAM or you may
wear new-fargled hat-recently patented
having In the top a fan wheel 10 be &C.
tuated by clockwork
mus the modern genius Of invention has
improved upon the expensive system OF the
hlng OF Siam, who, when 'overlaatei. re-
sorts TO his diving palace of glass, or of the
East Indian noble, who sleeps while his
slaves take turns at waving huge fan OF
mating above his head by rocking a long
nanaie extending through an opening in the
wall of his apartment