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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-06-23

AT 2:40 p. m Chairman Thurston an.
nouuced that the afternoon session would
he opened with prayer by Bishop Arnett, of
the committee on credentials was pre-
scented by Hon j. Franklin Fort, of New
Jarsnv- Ead wa3. adopted BS-Ihis report
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-06-23
TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1885,

We are authorized to announce
HON. MALCOLM YEAMAN,
of henderson county, as a candidate for
APPELLATE JUDGE
in the First District, subject to the action OF
the Democratic parry.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1896-06-23
sUsusaED TUESDAY AND FRDAr MORNINGS
CHAS. M. MEACHAM.
suBsoRIprIoN . 4 YnAR ~ ApvANon.

Locs reading notices 20 cents per line
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Rates for Standing advertisements furnished
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n, D., cure Liver Ills; easy to
HOODS Pills take, easy to operate. 2sc.

Is Die One niue Blood Puriier. 81 per bottIe.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

on the meat he has killed with his ol1n
like many SONS of great. original mon
SAN Carson III no fashion or form in
merits his fathers %propenSitics. cyccpt
III ms malicnahlc love for nature in her
widest expressions.
IAN and thin, hut rugged MS IN lima
peaks That leap into the sky arouul
nm. Il" is as picturesque and fun Of
c"lor as any hunter drawn by Coopcr
or k"ld. He never knew a DAVIS Hines.
ana never viii. His takin" off will COM.
som" night when he lies down Ia s,.n,,
III the mountains heart ana Slumh,r.
forever Oul OF the hunting season tla
old man works II wee lii Of = ranch =,
III" canon ana SELLS the producer in sam,
Monica. l;ut he dcspiScS This onn lin,.
mat binds him 10 civilization ana Womb
rs soon abandon it as not. The in,..
rlor OF his hut is neat ANA su,ac.,;,..
OF ms lineage. Here are gathered ,.Ii..
Oh his celebrated father. which sbouII
worth mu'l toauy museum Of A'n,,'
lean history.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

The success of the bond issue has
penetrated the Businesses of the OGalal-
la Sioux Indians in South Dakota. and
they have decided to send Il few braves
down to Washington TO hay" Il talk
with the Great Father and lay in Il
fresh supply of cash. In these days q;
agitation and unrest ii is refreshing to
learn that these cheerful relics are not
burdcucd with any vulgar discomfort.
As the report says. they merely have
Il vague. underlined feeling that there
are Il few minor grievances to be COY
rcctcd. the principal one of which is
they want their annuities in money"
II is credited as an aimlcsS wlim on
their part. a prctcXt for Il little junkct
for n few frisky bucks. that they seek
TO change the present system Of rcceiV-
ing old titS-any size blankets. tomato
cans. etc.-to one in which the coin Of
the realm may be more conspicuous.
The delegation is to he chosen at a
council n Wounded Knee. ana the pri-
maricS have already been fixed. it is
limited. To give Red Cloud the place OF
honor 1T the head. He has expressed
Il desire to press the hand of the Great
Father once more and then return home
and die, and it is in the Indian pins"
as the O@allalla hccler expresses il.
that his crcditablc ambition is To be sat.
listed. The information. as ii has come
M of the West. has this uncomfortable
climax: "Ihe council is 10 conclude
with Il feast at which 1SG dogs will be
served" \ bowling success is pre-.
nicted for the entire Ogalalla program,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

1t is we'll known that anarchistlc
ideas are a form of mania and their
PRONUNCIATION evidence of insanity. but
the friglitful crimes of the man
klaettke. who. ut Chicago. murdered
his parents. his wife. his three children.
and then killed himself. add emphasis
to The fact. Anarchy means the sub
version OF AL rational views of life.
and the nan who can convince himself
thar the world is wrongly constructed
is not far from the impulse to murder
ana suicide. which is confession that it
Is not only vain To struggle against the
world. bur that humiliation or it's prob
lcmatical alternative is preferable 10
continuance here. Probably al such
ideas rs kldrttkc held originate iii i'll
health. which is usually Self-induccd
10y means of liquor. No healthy man
can be Il pcssimiSt: no unhealthy man
an optimi>t: and anarchy is only an
objective, all-embracin@ pcssimiSm.
The unfortunate who has an uneasy
liver sees everything yellow and sickly.
ana beginning with the knoWlpdmc that
he is d~iSordcred. lindS the world dis
ordered. too. This conviction. Ike all
authorizations. cOnpclS the sufferers
continual attention. The longer he
contemplatcS and brood$ over il the
worse and more powerful it becomes.
until, after an Irresistible process of
exclusion. ii takes entire possession of
the trembling mind. ana the least sua-
G"Stion (Such. in this ease. for exam
pie. as the murder and suicide of Uou-
%aardl is sufficient to drive the maniac
to the extreme length. This theory is
supported by every known fact in
klacttke's case. He was IN occasional
drunkard and consequently a pessi-
mist. lie was IN anarchist as the re-
suit OF his drunkenness and pessimisln
ana consequently Il murderer and sui
cide III paSSc long before he became
such III very deed. The lesson seems
to be: Don't drink; keep your liver in
good order. If it be followed the sky
Will not be threatening. the world will
not be Il place of punishment, life will
not be torture. and YOU will not be in
danger of becoming an anarchist and
a murderer.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
SWALLOWS CHARGE A SHIP.
Hundreds of Thousands of the bir"s
Literally Overwhelm the csscl.

lltCTdllN oN1i
II is often said that II swallow does
not make II summer. II can also ne
tr%uthfully asserted that II swallow
cannot cause Il ~ShipWrcck. hut WHAT Il
multitude of swallows may do in thlS
line is another thing. These birds came
near being responsible for running Il
steamer on the rocks of the spanish
coast near Malaga. Y I.uSSian steam
pr. mailing from Odessa. has for some
time been engaged in the Mcditcrra-
mean trade. principally carrying plSS'h-
GERS between Lcgllorn and Malaga. TN
one of the recent trips it encountered
an adventure which will never lie for
gotten by either the crew or IN" pas
nge The passage had been Il
stormy one. but the day of the occur
renee was unusually fine. Though Il
rather heavy sea was running most "i
the passengers WERE on deck. Sudicll-
" the lookout called: 'IIurricanc
cloud lceWard." At once th"r" was
great CONSERVATION aboard. and Il NUM-
her of people sought safety below. IH
CAPTAIN. however. after @lancing at Tin"
barometer. gave ii as his opinion that
it was no hurricane cloud. The black
mass that thcy saw lowering near the
horizon was. he thought. Il particularly
dense volume of smoke from Somr
steamer. But the solution of the myS-
terry came much sooner than they had
expected. The threatening mass grew
larger and larger. and soon was seen
To bear down in the direction of the YES
sci with terrific speed. Everybody.
both crew and passengers. became
frightened at the mysterious cloud.
which seemed To move with great IA
pidity Notwithstanding that Il perfect
calm prevailed. Then came the Solu-
ton. The vast cloud that they Lad seen
was composed of swallows. The fore
runners. a small detachment of some
10000. swoopcd down on the deck. to
the heWildermcnt of the people on
board. These were soon followed not
by thousands but by hundreds of thou
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
10 PROTECT NEW YCnv
rour Steel Turrcts 70 Re T..
IsOE.tr Sknnl ~

EOnicr Shoal. gu CT
Naval m"n ar WONDERING
could fare thr worse. in even, ~, "lcA
iticS between john Fan and rncIa '>uI'
the great cities on the big lakes ID. .l'
seaport towns. There is a unan,r We
ueliof. and it has been freely e,nrn''s
of late. that not one of the loroa ,e0
IN the Atlantic coast is ever ma5 H's
qtcly well projected from ass,ult
Great Britain. and the samn . "
said Of the lake cities. No, onI,. :"
III" dcfcnscS weak. bur there is y n Wv
of modern guns at all of the cities
The new dcfenses for New v
spoken of comprise four steel tr,,..
10 stand upon the Romcr shool ,r
site is peculiarly suitable for dafo,
purposes. 1t lies on Il line botw''
Sandy Hook ana Coney Island li.h,
little nearer the former than tbo 1o.. ="
III" SlmlloWcr parts Of the sbo,l
tend about a mile and Il half on = no,.t
Yves, and southeast line. with Il vorv,n.
width of from one-quartcr to on.I.+,
q milo. within which limits the ay.ra,
depth of water nj low tide is about ~,
feet. although in spots ii shallow.
three or four feet.
ON Il line running about oast.uou,
east ana WcSt-SouthWcSt. across ror..
>hoal. according to this design f,,.
steel turrct> ar" to be set up. The .ll
method of building Il f%oundation IN
shallow water by throwing down loo,|
rock and then placing concrete blo.l,
on top of this rip-rap work will nroh
ably not now be adopted. 1t is py.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

one of the surprises of the next de-
ccnnial census may be the discovery
that the national center of population
has moved eastward for the first time
since the government vas formed. The
state c~rnSuScS taken last Year indicate
that the East is growing more rapidly
than the West. In the five Years Sint1.
1870 Massachusetts, gained in popull-
zion 2G2.u0o. or Ill per cent. The gain
OF New Jersey in the same period was
3l3.ouo, or l5.1 per cent. Iowa's coy
responding gain was 10000. or 80 prr
cent. Kansas reports q loss since 1889,
and orrgon's increase in the five wears
is not quite : per cent
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

sands. The birds literally ovcrwholm-
ed the vessel. The man at the wheel
lost his bearings. and the Widest dis
order prevailed. The birds poured into
every available opening. hatchways.
windows, and every where else. They
got tangled in the ropes and sails, and
clustered about the rigging. Even the
smokeStack was SO filled up at one
time that the fires were nearly cXtin-
guiShed. The most amazing part of
the whole thing was that the birds did
not eyince any disposition 10 leave. To
hcighten the confusion the steamer had
got out of its curse and ran ashore.
However. on account of going very
SLOW no material damage was done.
though the passengers were badly
frightened. When the crew had re-
covered from their amaZcmcnt they be
gan to clear the deck and the vessel
III general of these unexpected and not
at all welcome guests. The Captain
ordered the men to use sl!oyclS and
whatever they could TO throw the birds
overheard. After getting fairly in shape
the vessel proceeded on it's VOYAGE
having been delayed for nearly eight
hours on account of this singular expo
ri"ncc. The Captain could not offer
any theory a. To where this vast army
of swallows came from. All he said
was that the birds evidently were cX-
hauStcd from Il prolonged Hight during
tie storm of the previous day, and
sought rest on his vessel.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

"ht'll' Nac"o. lieutenant general of
''v patriot army IN cuba. is one Of th.
''II'St men ever seen in the tro,,f,.
Standing f"rt " inches in hisl.. n. -
laIrly worShiprd by his folov.r. ,
nave a2aIh and again dcmon~tr,,nJ
'A'lr Willingness to undergo he ,,,'...
penis III MS service. one Of hi. int
'i'''r comrades describes him as g., L;,
So'u-halur"d child. deep in his ,'.ar,
"at bn inc surface he is all soldier and
i,"'rlo'' Ills skin is Of dccp hro,y"
Al ["l'r' his eyes are dark. Soft and
hiiuiy III expression. and he is FAM
LOT ms sood-naturc to all but ,hn n,
mics OF Cuba's liberty eIe-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

PriZc-tighter> have been driven from
one State To another until their brutal
SpcciaclcS have been outlaWcd in all.
Texas. the last State 10 be sought Nv
the fighters. rose and pu, 4 stop TO lie
Corbctt-Fitzsimmons contest. which
was IL have occurred within its limits.
Now q group of ~Slug9crS have gain
cred ut FL paSo. where they are con
yenient to Mexico. or New Mexico.
whichever shall prove 10 he available
Tor lighting purposes. Rut Congress,
has passed a law to prevent priz.>-
lighting III the Territories. and Federal
officials say the law shall be observed.
Mexican authorities. on the other haln,.
insist that thar republic. although II
may endure bull-tights. will nor he dis.
graced by brutal contests between Inv.
man beings. The degrading prizc-tiytt
ought not 10 be tolerated in my civ.
ilized country. If these rouglS must
night. let them charter Il boat and 20 out
<ato the Atlantic Ocean.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

M book of "reminiscences of Concord
'HIil| years ago, by Frank Stear1S,
.l'N' published. the author relates how
Mss -\Irott came To him one day, ana
asked hin To- take her out rowing Ht
compiled. hul he found it more OF Il jop
IMAM ne lad anticipated.
This is The darncdest boat I ever
pulled" he remarked.
rank. said Miss .Alcott. "ncver say
"',i' Mu'A better 10 be profane than
vulgar"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

pcctcl that steel piling will he sunk
20 tah" the weight of the forts. and
.hc~r plies viii then he connected ly
steel plates until the water can h..
pumped out. Ample space below the
lowest idle level will thus be secured
orharhiucry, magazines and quarters.
Upon solid foundations will then be-
arcctrd ~Slol.iug harbetteS. above which
will br revolving turrctS. The back.
in@ of both hIrhcttcs and turrets will
pr mulch more solid than that which
,ln hr given to similar dcfenscS Oh
board ship. and there is every probabiI-
ny that the forts will be absolutely
.nvuln"rahlc 10 the heaviest ord
name" mounted ON any ship of war. As
the barh"ltcS must extend several fees
below the lowest low water mark, and
llSo several feet above the highest hieh
water mark. it is proposed 70 face them
with cement SO applied as to protect
the metal from the corrosive action u
The salt water.
Each mrret will have IT'S own revolv-
fn@ machinery. The thickness of the
armor plate will bc determined by The
Relative status of armor and the Gun
III the time when the forts are ready for
their steel protection, and. To Il certain
extent, the calibcr and length of -un
VIII be dependent upon that relative
status. 1t is 10 be expected. however,
that tn" four forts will contain eight of
the most powerful pieces that can ba
made.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

The experiments made nj Harvard
College with the Roontgcn process r-
more the last doubts of the poSsibflfiv
OF effective photography through CON.
siderable thickness of wood. Bur q
still greater triumph of the system is
that announced 10y cable from Vienna.
where Or. NcuSscr. of the Vienna Uni
Versity. has succeeded in photographs
inE through the body the calcarcuuS d.
posts in various Internal organs Of \
human subject. The new process prom.
iscS 10 be greatly useful in mr,liciL.
and surgery. as it will make the dag
nosiS of many forms of disease "
lungs. stomach and other organs y
matter of much greater certainty than
ii IS now. The simplest Of the principle
of the discovery Yet given is that many
substances seemingly opaque are trans
parent to light-vibrariO ns of when hl:-
man eyes take no cogniZance. If win
dow glass is transparent to light at 4
certain rate Of vibration and wood ,o
rays vibration at Il different rate. il is
easy to see that to photograph through
the wood as " it were glass il is only
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

A taste for good literature is cncour-
aged among the school children of De
troit by the distribution among IGe
schools of approved books from The
public library. Fifty-tWo schools are
supplied in This way. and the circula-
ton for 1875 was over 10000. The
books are changed five times during
The school year. and the only additional
expense is the slight one of tramSpor1a-
ton. II seems to he 4 successful plan
for getting in ahead Of The penny dread
full.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

wv HINNlN"' trusted with deli
cate missions affecting boundary dis.
puteS. and hciSthUs Wen fitted 10 cone
with the difficulty regarding the Vpnc.
Zucla boundary line. British Guiana is
one OF the most thriving of the British
possessions III the tropics and is The
equal fTrinidado or AlauritiuS. ItSSnpa,
product is equivalent annually To $40.
100000 and is worked by coolies inn
ported from East India. There are
rich gold fields in E%ssequibo and Cuyu.
nj. Sir Augustus will therefore find =
prosperous country under him,
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

the lannon's Kit Carson. scout. soldier.
and pioneer. For twenty years III" I'D
man has been buried uut q. sight ana
our of mind in this more than hcrmitS
retreat. He has few acquaintance and
no friends. save the dozen or more
dogS-settrrS. pointers, Spanirl> and
NcWfoundlandS-tha lie around his
shack and stable. or feed from his hand
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

has been appointed
by the British Gov.
eminent for that
colony Augustus
Lawson Hemming.
X. c. VI. G.. Sir Au-
guStuS has e g
thirty years Scrv-
GO III h home CO.
onill office and is
we'll qualified for
position. He
on several oc-
caSionS been en-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

New York Wheelmcn have Il bill BE-
fore the State Legislature asking that
bicycles be transported free OF rail
roads as personal baggage. The same
question Will doubtless be raised in
every State IN the Union before many
years pass.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

Last year the United States lock out
of the soil in grain alone the sum Of ST.
~4S9.4S1.oD0. Compare this predictions
sum with the S4O.uO0.O 900 annual prod
net of gold which has constituted he
basis of the Katiir speculative excite
ment. and what is called the great
boom of 1899 sinks into inSigniticance.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

Emerson says. ~ man is relieved and
gay when he has put his heart into his
work and done his best" If we need
confirmation of this. we have hui 10
look at the droary and melancholy c0u-
dition of the mar who. on this fair
earth and with all It's opportunities
finds nothing 10 do.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

Hard and stubborn fats soon cor
vince the most ideal dreamer that VIZ
annot choose III OWL sphere or con
daily wisdom is in making 4 good Use
of the opportunities within our grasp.
that the strong man governs his IVY
occasions and the weak man is gov
erned by them.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

This is a picture of the newest thing
III skirts for professional shoplifterS.
it was found on Mrs. Passo. from
/ r"hcc' Who was arrested in Il New
h"rk drI-GoOdS store. The dotted lines
Indicate Sits in the skirt, which are
d'Nt"rouSly concealed by folds in the
material. These Sits open into capa-
rI'uN pockets extending from waisI'
blnd o. nom.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

In aftcr-life YOU may have friends
fond. dear friends: but never will yoU
have again the ineXpressible love and
Eentlencss lavished upon you which
none but q mother bcStoWS.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

necessary to get Il plate OF the proper
degree of S~cnsitivennSs. y new field in
the science of the physics of Migratory
force has been opened up. The results
Of experiments along III" lines now
clearly indicated must be f~ar-reaChing
in many directions. 1t is now Il drln-
onstratcd fact that Il great discovery
has been made.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

Henri MoissOn recently exhibited m
the French Academy Of Science A
black diamond as large as a mans fist
which Is valued at about $4,000. 1t is
said TO be the largest black diamond
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
The DAKOTA CHIEF,
GANN VALLEY: =, D.

Meanwhile the old ship of State
doesn't need any violent tugs to make
it Independent of the banks. 1t can
easily float n loan.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

The report that a young man in Chi
ragO became insane from smoking Gig
arcts is superluOus. II is enough to
say he smoked cigaretS.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
Good Old Town-

iaFence. Erie County. y. Y. popu'a-
''""' -"ol' has q score Of residents
whose age is over seventy-five years.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
RULES IN BRITISH GUIANA.
Augustus LAWSON Hemminc, X, {.
~. c., the New Goycrpor.

The people of this country are as
becially Interested just now in British
Guiana and in the new Governor wb
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05

Hope for Massachusetts Spinsters.
The male bi~:hs In Massachusetts
during the past year exceeding the TO-
male births by nearly 1000.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
II iERlf

~ AAthAi
Uncle Tom
The. hal'a,
She needle
genius wi
and tleed
the c'rrati
hich She
mimi III.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
Woman

whatever may
.n..I and ohscu|
4 fr Si'illllS
\',-iciual tro1
,,.fpr stowe
i,..,, Tom in u
..Iuclp rom
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1896-03-05
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pa.-]
writer Am
| aucca How
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1896-09-18
Reduced Rates to the Oxford Fair.

For the Fall Fair of the Oxford Agricul
tural Society, to be held at Oxford, Pa,
September 20, "a and rs, the Pennsylva'
MIA Railroad Company philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad) will
sell excursion tickets to Oxford and re
turn, including admission to the grounds
from Philadelphia, Chester, and station:
on the Central Division, at greatly re
duced rates, good to return until Sept. 26
For the better accommodation o
visitors a special train will be run OF
September rs, leaving Oxford at $50 p
M, for all stations to Wawa inclusive
connecting at Wawa for West Chester
Philadelphia, and all intermediate
stations.
Connections: From Philadelphia ant
intermediate stations by trains leaving
Broad Street Station at TIT and Hip a
III. Prom West Chester and intermediate
stations by trains leaving West Cheste
7.35 and Has a. m. From Chester anC
intermediate stations by train leaving
Chester 7.o7 a. N.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1896-09-18
A Great Attraction at the Fair.

Among the attractions of Elkton
Gag ricultural' Fair was an exhibit
ton of model artists two women
dressed in gauze tights, when the
curtain rose would appear on the
stage in cloak which they would
drop and pose, march, turn and
wheel so as to exhibit the human
form divine in every attitude.
There was the Greek slave, Psyche,
and all the divinities of the sculp-
tors brain true to life. We did
not learn whether they danced the
can-can, perhaps not, altho' the
artists were costumed for it, but the
time was limited, as the show was
10 cents admittance, and a three
minutes sight, when the tent was
cleared and another batch entered
One fellow was so enraptured by
his love of art that he went in five
times while our informant viewed
the crowd going in and coming out.
The Elkton papers gave long &C
counts of the attractions and ex-
hibits of the show but didn't OF
forgot to, eulogise one of the chief
exhibits of this agricultural product.
Elkton is determined to dispute
the palm with New York's GIVE
points,"