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were all for takin' a modhers part to the
Hairl that he'd no mOdher.

were all for takin' a modher's part to the
gairl that he'd no mOdher.
AN dye hear that, M,sther Brogan? It's
yer dawter Is In luck tins day. Be thank
full the disgrace'll pass yer dure. An ye
hevnt the haart milestone IN yer
body, 1 dunno? Look at the modherless
crayture, an it was mesilf stud up wild
you and Peggy Rourke."
"Wheest wld We; wheest," sez he. "Di ye
want to drive me crazy. out an out? Lave
me spake to me dawter. Ailse, come for
rit; yere iistinin' to what's sayin. gairl?"
Ailsie walked over the f1ure, an l niver
seen her walk so proud, an she stud there,
forn.nst us all. as white as the Slave av
the dhress she had an"
I'm hstenin', fadher." sez she. AN Is
1t yer wish I'd marry Connie Kane? Sure,
isn't it for you to say? An are ye manin'
to give yer blessn' to-Connie an me?''
AN di' ye think whin I'd give me con-
s.nt the blessin' Id be groodged?" sez he.
Say the word. me dawter an the we'd
| din'il go an. Well show the schondhrel
there's betther man'n take his place"
Aisle niver turned her face to look at me.
but she put out both her weeny hands an
clootched our Patchy's arrum.
"Fadher," sez She fad ler'-layin' down
her purity head with the dark curls about
It an his shoulder-"ye. desarve betther
dawter. ;" sez she. "an'-Gods pardon, an
It's only wild yer blessin'. full an free, that
I'll marry Connie
Well. an the weddin wint an, an it
was like In a dhrame I was. with the
SpdCulH Ill anT-NklH, al dtln ylS, al
the bonfires. an cheerin'. for the whole
town haird av what happened. But whin
it was all over, an we were alone, at last,
in our own little house. an the dure shut
hetune us an the worr. Connie" sez she,
| but 1t was the wicked shame to decaive
| the QUIZ man! Didn't I nearly oop an tell
him the schame from beginnin' to end. it
| yas that haard to stan an hear the dacint
by abused Poor Rafe." seq she. with the
tears in her eyes-"the Lord loove him.
Was there liver such a friend?'
Twas he had the brains for plannin'
| anyhow sez 1. Didn't he know well
what wud be the resoolt?'
But I'm fearin'," sez she. again, I'm
fearin'. dear. 1t wasn't right to decaive
the ouT man. I'll not rest aisy till 1 tell
him, dear
Dir We think ye'll rest aisy afther it?"
sez I. laff1n': for in troth 1t TUX little to
make me laff. at the same tonne Hell
| raise ructions. high an low. but we hev
his blessin' amy how. an he can't take
that back. It'll be tonne enoof to tell him.
| Carrlin'. when Rafe comes home"
But 1t was five years, out an out afore
we saw the by again. Thin he KEN back
| from Ameriky an wife be mis- side; fine
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/ MINISTER'S WIFE
The Frank Statement Of the Pastor OF
Bethel Church.


From the Advertiser. Elmira, N. Y.
DIR. WIILIAMS.-Dear Sir: My wife has been q
sufferer from rheumatism for than three years.
suffering at times with terrible pains In her limbs,
and other times with 'crick'' in her back.
which causes great agony. She spent much for ply
sfcians and medicine. but secured only temporary
relief: finally che concluded to try Pink Pills. She
hns taken eight boxes. and can say from the first
one she has improved, until she is almost en-
tirely free from pain, and has grown much stronger
and feels confident that by the blessing Of God.
they will effect permanent cure. We take great
pleasure in recommending them to friends.
(Signed) Rev. J. H. BUCKNER,
PactOr Bethel AME. Church, Eimira, NY.
DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain, in u condensed
form, all the elements necessary to give new lif,
and ricl Tess to the blood and restore shattered
nerves. They unfailing specific for such
diseases as loconOtor ataxia partial paralysis, st.
Vitus dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism,
nervous headache. the after effect OF 10 grippe,
palpitatOn Of the heart, pale and sallow complex
ions all forms Of weakness, either In male or fe-
nale. Pink Pills sold by all dealers, will be
sent, post paid, receipt Of price, 90 cents box,
six boxes for 81 80 Uney are never sold in bulk
or by the 100, by addressing DIR. Williams Medicine
Company, Schenectady, NY.
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PART /.

PART I.
We went sailing on beautiful Lough Erin
one day during our stay in Ireland, anu
were becalmed for three or four hours Oh
misty September afternoon. Then 1t was
that we heard an Irish love story from the
lips of our guide, philosopher ana 1rleho'
Mr. Conrad Kane, whose personal expert
ence is herein set forth.
JsI live to be a hoondhred I'll niver for
eet that night I was lawn Ailsie home
bit ay the road, for / darrn't go the insth
av her gate. an 1t was seldom. indade,
yfntured beyant the bridge, but this time'
howfver it happened, / erased to the ooher
side with her, an we were well oop the
bend. houldin' aich odher's hans, an sthrol-
in along the stars coomin out like weenv
white flowers in the sky above us, WIFI
Ailsie gev a joomp. an bit av screech
an away with her. roonin for the dear NE,
an there was her fadher Stannln lorAis'
me. in the big black shadda av the hedge.
Good avenin' ii ye, Misther Conrad
Kane sez he, mekin' sthep INTO 'he roau
an twrln' a black thorn ne had in his tst
Good aVenin' tye, MiSther Erogan, SIT,
sez l, gapin' me eye on the hick, for knew
him TO be handy enoof with the same
AN if it wasn't for the dacint fadhers s
son ye arr" sez he I'D bra k this sh1ilelagn
over Yer raScally young head, SeZ he.
An welkim," seq /, for it's the dacint
fadher's son | am. that wudn't lift fingher
on ye If ye did.
Don't answer me, ye v.llin,' seq he.
How darr We preshoome to Spake up 20 my
gairl'' sez he. IAN folly her about till the
towns talkin' at her? What dye name by
1t. m askn'?'
sure. an We know well what name by it.,
Misther Brogan, seZ /. Its year since
/ toul ye me manin. plain
'Ye brat. ye,'' seZ he. AN it's you that
d marry Ailsie, is it. 'idthout the roof to
coover yeZ or a patch av petatieS? Mebbe
its buy her a bag ye'd do, an sind her out
to beg? It's pity but We had her. nor,
isn't it? Or nnebhe it's the bit av land Yer
thinkin' av, thatll go with her? All. thin.
not foot it, an not an inch av it. Di ye
hear that. now?"
Me hearins good Misther Brogan." seq
/, as cool as We plaZe. IAN no Kane iver
wint beggin yet. i hev me thrade's wages,
SeZ 1, an they're none the poorest, but l
only tcul We like an honest man that it was
me wish TO marry Aisie: yis. an me intin-
ton to marry Ailsie.' /. spakin' slow.
that he'd hear 1t right-'but / wanted her
fathers word. that we'd wait awhile, till
many's the couple done before us seq I.
for / knew it was the case the oul fella
himself-'an' I'm steady an sober. an
Misther BrOsan, SeZ |. Il loove the ground
yer dawter walks an
Aw, be this an be that" seq he. "Di We
think I'll listen to sich talk? Loove the
ground? Thrade'S wages, indade? An is
May rint. Me dawter's for her betthers
young man
Faith. an yen be thrubbled to find them
same, be her way av thinkin','' sez I, for me
blood was gettin up. Il hey her promise -
SEE l, an she has mine. an no man, fadher
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
STEAMERS
war EFIFID AND I. V. ARR0wSMTTH
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
STEAMERS

STEAMERS
war EFIFLD AND I. V. ARRowSNITH
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
STEAMER WAKEFIELD LEAVES WASHING
ION. DC, Mondays and Saturdays, z am, for
intermediate Landings 10 Colonial Beach, BushNood
arrives at Washington Tuesdays and sundays
about pm. Wednesdays, am, for interme-
diute landings TO Colonial Beach, Bushwooi, Rock
Point, ColtoHs, Stones Howards and Column q,
about II pm Thursdays.
STEAMER T V. AfiRowSMTTH Mondays and
W. Wsdnesdays 3 pm. for Colonial Beach. cclton,s
st. Georges Island. Smith creek. Coan and Yeo-
conincu rivers; returning, arrives at Washington
early Wednesday and Friday mornings.
SATURDAYS, pm, for Riverside. Colonial Beach.
Coton's Ffney Point, St. Georges Island. Smiths
creek, Cuan and Yeocomico rivers; returning,
riyes at Washington Sundays about 10 pm.
See schedule lin effect June "a, 1896.
jy7-f c w. RIDLEY. General Manager
THE wEEMs STEAMBOAT co.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
Steamer Potomac will leave 1th st. wharf every
Landings. Steamer She leaves every SATURDAY.
at 5 pm, for Lower River Landings. and MON
DAYS, at pm. for Baltimore and River Land
ings All river freight must be prepaid. Rates given
Baltimore freight. STEPHENSON & BRO
Agents, 80 Pa. ave. Telephone las. t7-tf
T. s RANDALL pUVoMAC RIvER IIAE-
Steamer Harry Randall leaves River View Wharf
1th street, Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday, Z
am landing at all wharyes as far down Mad
dox creek. Va, including Chapel Point and Colonial
Beach. returning Mondays about pm; Wed
tuesdays and Fridays about 800 pm. Passenger ac-
comDoda lions frst-class. Freight received until
hour Of saiiing Telephone i76s. ~
Agents. Alexandria; Proprietor and Manager.
GEO. .. CAaPINrElt. Gen. Agt.,
5aS0 Washington. ID. @.
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THE Pl.IMHIMMoN. OCEAN CITY. MD.-A NEW
ard most attractive hotel. with every modern
ctLvenience. open June 13. Mrs T.. T. SHREEE
Ocean City, Md. at ONCE Of
JAMES II. ELLSWORTH, 80 Washington Loan
and Trust bldg. je30-t -tu th&s-lm
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tune us, man an man.

her to choose betune us, man. an man.
Isn't that far?"
But 1 was that doombfoundhered 1
couldn't Spake. But Rafe wint on, rasinin'
an showin me how wrong it was for Aisle
to be made to suffer, an how it was long
waitin' for whet might niver come. An
knew he was right-not doubt av it! An
more an above, 1t was three months that
1 hadn't got the sight av Ails.e, nor the
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Observation-Disclosures.

EAYNE COTTAGE, Virginia BEACH, AT END
Of plank walk; Accommodations first-class; terms
reasonable Mis- PAYNE,
jy lott Virginia Beach, Va.
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THE "ROCkLEDGE" FOPiAM BEACH. MAINE
At the mouth Of the kenneLec river An idea
summer hotel. For terms and circulars. address
]. D. FORSYTH. Manager. je2-eo2n
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sEAsIDE-NEw ENGLAND.
HOtelSOrremtO
Sorrento, Maine.

Block Island, H. llf nstbins ss ae aa sea sish
Hotel Manisses. Ing daily GoIts' Ss oreass; ,a
je6-eoSw c. z. BROWN.
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S23o-MARlLAND COLLEGE FOR YOUNG La
dies and School OF Music. Near Baltmorel Col
lege powers. Including degrees. Modern conven-
ieuces large campus. thorough training. home COM
forts. Six .een states represented. Nonsectarian
RevJ. II. TURNER. AM. Prest- .Lutherville. Nd.
telN-52t
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pennsylvania and Pacific a.es.; entirely refur
nished; special rates to families for the season.
Jel62Gco Il. LLOYD.
HOfEL RICHMOND, KENTUCKY AVE, OCEAN
end, Atintlc CITY, y. J.-Ste:m he.t sun par
iors, elevator, &c. For terms and other Informal
tiGn address
fe13-eOtf ]. d. PEASE.
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THE MARYLAND.'-
New York avenue near the beach,
Atlantic city, " j
je15-2m +. 5. OREM. Proprietor.
THE OSBORNE, COR. PACIFIC AND ARK ANSAS
aves.; one square from Reading depot and beach
electric lights and elevator; $500 to SlI00 per
week. Mrs. II. ]. OSBORNE.
myl2-}m
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ST. AGNES ScHooL-UNDER The DIRECTION
of Bishop Dcane. Preparation for all colleges.
Special Studies and Courses OF College Study
Special adva .taces IN Music and Art Gyrana-
sum Miss ELLEN W. BOYD. Prin Albany. Ny.
tyl-1st
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PeonIc InlkcO About.

The largest woman in Rhode Island
was Mrs. Ann Fox Of Central Falls,
who died last week. She weighed a
little less than 400 pounds.
The fifth anniversary Of the acccS-
sion Of the Shah was TO have hcn
celebrated at Teheran May Il. The
Cars gift was Il Krupr battery.
Ii is said that President Kruger Of
the Transvaal republic has been of
fered n large sum TO come to America
to lecture on South African affairs.
Mrs. Ann Il. Whitman of Marlboro.
Mass, who died recently at nearly "a
years of age. was present at the lay
ing Of the cornerstone OF Bunker ltlil
monument.
John Brahms has received the medal
of honor for arts and letters from the
Emperor Of Austria. being the first
musician ON whom the distinction has
been conferred.
Only seven new pieces. II Of them
Berlioz'S Faust" were performed in
twcnty-one concerts AT the Leipsic &c
wandhaus last season under Mr.. Nj
kisCh'S management.
Taine's only daughter has married
NJ. Dubois. son of the late director of
the Reaux Arts. Though hrought.u as
q Protestant. Mile. Tainc was mar
ried in Il Roman Catholic church.
A cafe chantant and May day rcvcl,
at which Princess Edward Of SAKE
Weilmar opened the proceedings was
the method by which money was rails
ed for a childrcn's hospital in London
lately.
A South Paris Me solid man-4O0
pounds in his stocking feet-tried to
get excused from jury duty on account
Of his size. But the Judge ordered
him an extra broad chair and told
him 10 sit: and he sat.
The CZarewitch of Russia. who has
spent the winter i'm the south Of France
still continues TO improve in health.
and hope is now entertained that he
will cove from his lung trouble
entirely.
Nj. Charles LamoureuX. the renown-
ed French orchestral conductor. will
visit London shortly TO give three con-
certS at Queens hall. He will bring
with him his orchestra of l20 instru-
mentalistS.
Lieut.. Gen. George Digby Barker.
the e. governor OF the Rermudas. is
"a years Of age. He served in the
Persian campaign of 1867. was AT the
relief Of Lucknow during the Indian
mutiny. and has commanded the
British troops in China.
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Accidental Happenings.

indianapolis suffered from a severe
wind storm during the early hours Of
this morning. Two inches Of rain fen.
Fire. which started in G. OTIS gun
store. Dallas. Tex. burned out two
other firms and the American express
office. Loss 100000.
During a fire at the Westerly Gran
tie works at Lima. Ohio. Edward Gun
ningham and Timothy Daley. tiremcr.
were badly burned. About $1,000
damage was done.
Mrs. ]. &. Crogin OF Kalamazoo.
Mich. was bitten 10y a tarantuia which
came o. of a bunch OF bananas and
became a ravinc maniac. but hopes of
her recovery are entertained.
About midnight the Norwegian bark
Rrodence. from Avonmouth for Mira
micha. was wrecked half a mile from
the Whistle. on st. Pauls island. y. :.
Five men were drowned.
Mrs. George Rickett and Bird Cas-
sadly, well known society ladies of
IaCynge. Kan, while out boat riding
IN the streets Of hat place were
drowned by the o~verturning of their
boat.
me lures HTtS tuEtultn 40 destroy
the entire cottage property al Grand
Beach, Me. where Speaker Reeds cot
tage is located. One hundred men from
old Orchard We're sem to fight the
flames. Mr.. Reeds house is reported
to be threatened by fire.
A supposed accidental poisoning oc-
Cured at a meeting in WEBB Prairie.
H.. in a very peculiar manne Will
lam Mace gave George LumsfOrd q
piece of colored stick candy. of which
he ate a small portion and died i'm
about forty minutes thereafter with
his little babe in his arms.
The Pintsch gas department Of the
Indianapolis Gas company at Indian
apolis, Ind, burst into flame while
Alfred III. Somerville was preparing
gas with which passenger coaches are
charged for lighting purposes, and be-
fore he could be rescued he was burned
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The Nations Capital.

The river and harhor hill has gone
to the president. who is expected To
veto ii.
The contest from the Ninth Ala
hama district has been decided by the
house committee in favor of Il. III.
Aldrich, the Rcpuhlican Porulist can
didatc.
The postmaster general has issued
lottery orders against the New Orleans
Debenture Redemption company and
A. c. Pickins of Mobile. Ala. for op-
Grating a bond investment scheme.
Mr.. Linton Rep.. Mich.I has present
cd to the committee on rules "a petition
signed by XII members asking for
time for the consideration of his bill
for the Reconsideration of railway mail
clerks.
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Crimes ana Criminals.

A family Of three. from Iowa, were
murdered in Missouri.
An eN-poStmaStcr was arrested al
HoHcman. Mont. for omhcZzlemcnt.
In a row We a game Of baseball at
Winslcw. Ind. William Thurslnan
struck Il 13-year-old boy named Bow
crS on the head with Il club. fraCturinG
the skull.
At Cleveland. O.. August Guenthcr,
iortN-hNe years cd. shot his wife Min
ME and then turned the weapon on
himself. Both are dead. The tragedy
was the result Of a family quarrel.
Frank Hupnan Of Chicago. while
teatlnS hls' way On Il Lake shore
1r'lght train. was murdered at Huron.
O.. 10y Frank Tierucy because he re
fused to give up his watch and money.
Chester w Cross. the defaultinr
teller of the Palmer National bank,
was arraigned in the lnlted states
circuit court at Boston. pleaded guilty.
and vas sentenced 10 serve five years
in IittStield Jail.
Ed. W. Perry. the murderer Of the
sawyer family. father, mother a
son. al Ava. Mo. has made a written
confession III which hc says the deed
Nas done by himself. Arthur Douglas
OF Springfield. Mo. and a member of
Sells Bros. and Forepaugh'S circus.
Gov. Bradley Of kentucky has been
indicted 10y the grand jury for failing
70 file a description Of his lands un-
der the recent tax law. II is believed
that the lands are not very valuable
II h governor overlooked the fact
that the lands were in his name.
In the United States court at Hanni-
hal. Mo. the grand jury has returned
an Indictment against Crockett Rags
dale, formerly hoOkkcepcr in the First
National Bank Of ST. Louis. for cmhcz-
Element of Sl5.0OU. His plea was net
guilty and Il continuance was asked
for.
A trio Of supposed swindlcrs occupy
cells in New York. They are William
Matzver. alias Blank. alias Williams:
Franz Ic"lig. alias Bauer, and Henry
Xeelig. all of his city. According I o
Capt. Cross they have swindled manu-
facturerS n CanvasSers from Maine
10 Florida Il Of more than 100000
worth Of goods by using the name of
a reputable grocer and commission
agent Of Greenwich street.
Two men We're fatally shot during
a row on :he hargcs which carried the
first tough Sunday excursion Of the
scason down the Bay az New York.
Joe Harmon, said 10 he a Chicago
rugiliSt, quarrcled with a man named
Solisky when the eXcurSiOnists were
off Perth Ambov and shot him in the
abdomen. As he fell SOlisky seized the
revolver. and turning it upon Harmon
shot him in the abdomen in return.
Both will die.
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pIntEt of the Turtles

washington. May II. - TIE Turtle
Mountain Indian delegation had n
hearing before the subcommittee of the
house Oh Indian affairs today. They
complained OF tie treatment thai they
we're receiving AT the hands OF Indian
Commissioner Browning. They said
their rati0nS were being withheld and
that the tribe was literally starving.
The delegation also argued ia support
of the bill now pending in the commit
tee for the payment of the million dol
lars alleged TO he due for their lands
taken nv The United States. No def
mite action was taken by the subcom-
mittce.
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FOreign GoSsip.

An inscription has been put on the
Matterhorn reading: "Noticc. This
hill is dangerous fpr bicycles"
A train rams now between Paris and
81. Petersburg ID forty-eight hours,
Russian frontier.
Physiological uses Of the Rocntg"n
rays have SO increased that the pub
LEGATION of the Archives Of Clinical
S~kiagraphy has been begun i'll Lon
don.
PaulUs. the cafe concert singer.
whose singing did much 10 start the
Roulanger boom. has Just died near
Hyercs, where he was living OH his
fortune.
Keiser Wilhelm has made the chief
kettlcdrum player of the Berlin opera
Il "roya! chamber musician" in honor
OF his having filled the place for fifty
years.
England proposes To reform its Sun
day laws: a committee of the Lords
has been appointed to amend them. She
lord chancellor and archbishop of Can
t"rbury 1T the head.
burglars broke into the barracks of
the l3Gth Infantry regiment in the Rue
de Babylone III Paris recently, carried
off the safe with $4,000 bodily. and
forcing the colonels safe, stole his
private v%aluables.
For letting his dog 20 unmu2zled the
bishop of Litchtield has been lined ;
shillings and %siXIencc i'll the police
court. Among the ether persons fined
with him were a ~prebendary, two of
the city Wears and a town councillor.
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Otherwise.

There is much inquiry throughout
the Yakima country for beef cattle.
Cinnamon counterfeit American sill
yer dollars in their own country and
put them in circulation on the Pacific
coast.
As the result Of the death OF ID. NJ.
Steele Of ST. Joe. the federal cour APP
pointed Dudley Smith, president of the
Steele-Smith Grocery company Of Oma-
ha, and :. G. WoOdson Of 81. Joe re-
ceivers for that company.
The sherman statue commission So
lected as the design for the statue the
design submitted by Carl Roll Smith
OF Chicago from the four models pre-
pared in enlarged form by direction of
the commission
Gen. John Coffey, one Of the largest
and wealthiest planters in Alabama,
died at his home in Winnvillc, Ala.
aged 81 years. He was a distinguished
nan in his day, ranking as brigadier
general Of the militia previous to the
Mexican war, which he entered as col
onel. His death a due 10 paralysis
and old age.
Regarding the wholesale d~estructi IN
of mail matter at the Cripple Creek
poStotfice, Inspector Mechen saws that
Postmaster Rose had authority to burn
only old papers which were uncallcd
for. He adds that the failure to dis
tribute mails properly in the Cripple
Crek postoffice is due chiefly to the in
competency OF the postmaster and that
he has frequently reported the facts to
the department at Washington.
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In COrca the pigtail has for many
generations been regarded as a sacred
thing. When the king, in Difference TO
Western customs. sacrificed this tradi-
tional ornament and issued Il proclama-
ton commanding nj citizens OF his cap
ital 10 follow the royal example. there
was great CONSERVATION. Several of
the high public ~functionarics resigned
their offices, and many fled from Seoul,
the seat Of government. But at the
city gates they were seized by consta-
bles and compelled TO have their hair
u off. The country people, hearing Of
the proclamation, kept away from the
capital, and there was Il dearth of veg
ctables and other rural supplies. The
situation is complicated by the fact
that the manner of wearing the pigtail
has distinguished married from unmar-
ried men. The former have worm it
standing up straight Oh the head; the
latter have allowed it to dangle grace
>fully down tho back.
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In Favor of Franco

London, May 31.-A Cairo dispatch
10 the Times says: The decision Of
the mixed tribunal is az open secret.
II viii support the French contention
and thus virtually decide that the
Egyptian government cannot make
war against the khalifa. or even resist
a SOudanese invasion without the con-
sent of each member Of the debt COM
mission
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Mexico is at last To abolish interstate
taxation. Every one Of its twenty
seven states and its two territories has
hitherto paid custom duties on all in
terstate traffic. The policy has been a
singularly blind and stupid one, con
sidcrinS the example which the MeXi-
can government has had on its north.
ern boundary.
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Stabbed His Sweetheart

'~Ievelond, May II. - Tonev ScarO-
nellie. an Italian aged 20. to-day
stabbed and terribly mUtilated Caro-
line Abbey. an Italian girl ~ years
old. with whom he was in love. He
then drew a pistol and sent a bullet
through his W brain. dying almost
instantly. The tragedy resulted from
the refusal Of the girl 10 marry him.
She is fearfully cut. hut may recover.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1896-06-04

Tie bicycle is impartial in its influ-
ences. If it keeps people away from
church it also intcrferes with the at
tendance at the thcater; if il damages
the business of the liveryman ii also
stops betting on horse races; If it
causes . falling off in the sale Of fine
clothing. Il also cutS dowL the sale Of
fancy drinks.