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Evening journal., 1896-01-08
WHAT THEY SAY.
some Words OF Encourage mont From Por-
sons whose Exparience IA vaiusbis

1"tAo NoAoH oA NAtouihkr mont iftih tof-
sons whose Experience IA vaiusbis
indigestion Is the curse OF this country -
says Now York medical urnal ia a recent
editorial. Both men end women suffer from
this distr, seing complaint and it causes a
tremendous amount of miserr
This is al very true but there Is no reason
why any man ,r woman should suffer from
indigestion when there Is a ready means OF
preventing IL. Thousands OF people have nis-
covered a sure cure for this much dreaded
complai and some Of them have given the
public the benefit OF their experience.
Mrs.E.Tarlton, 3l5 Park avenue. Cincinnati,
says; II had dyspepsia for fifteen years and
was entirely curei by taking Duffy's pure
malt whlekey. had tried almost ever } thing
and know that this whlskey cures whore all
Others fail, am advising all my friends to use
H."
W +. Anderson, 6i5 West Indiana street.
Chlcago, says: / used Duny's pure IN II
whiskey tor Indigestion and dyspepsia. My
stomach Is now IN better condition than II has
been for years past, Seven OF my friends are
using Il with the same results.n
These are only two csbps selected from
thousands OF others bat they are sufficient 70
prove that dyspepsia ana Indigestion can be
alwayR avoided by the regular ne OF Dun, 's
organs In peri CT condition but give tone ana
On rgy 20 every part OF the .ody. There Is nc
other whiskoY Ike II; moth ng else that can
take It's place Therefore, make sure that you
get no Interior i'm tation when purchasing
from your grocer OF druggist
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
plen.nnt Partr ~ ohrl.tInnn.

Miss Pearl ApplebJ and Miss Nary
Wier gave very pleasant party to s
few Of their young friends 81 the resi-
dsnee Of James Appleby, near Onrish-
ana The house was handso nely deco
rated with evergreens for the occasion
Among those present were: Misses Peail
Appleby. Mary Wier, Susie Apple5y
Anna Plat, Bertha Written, ella
Appleby, Mary Vlncaut, Emma
6rosi aud Claudia Bolton OF
Carls tiana; Emma Heyd, Of State
Road Florle Case OF New Castle; Rosa
Maxwell, Of Florida; Buford Platt. David
Appleby Hampton Wier, David Whisten,
Joseph Webber, William Appleby. Harry
Tomlis, Oliver Appleby, Alvs Ourrinder.
Hampton Cupit. Samuel Moody. Frank
Moody, Leslie McCallister and others
The evening was spent in social games
and music. after which refreshments
we're served
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
socIaI ava PersonaI Notes.

J Frank Wilds and daughter, Miss
Bsulah. passed through this city yester-
day on their way to Baltimore.
Miss Stella Roberts is the guest OF Mis-
Clara Merritt at Elktca.
DR. B L Lsvis OF Harrington. WAS At
Ftrnhursr yesterday.
Elwood Williams, of Bohemia Manor.
hss been wishing fiields ia ths city.
Miss Bertha S,lomso, daughter of
Samuel solomon. Of Dover, was married
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
Boston Man with a Conscience.

GoUvERNEUR, n. Y, Jan. S-C0unty
Treasurer Sackett has received a check
from Boston for $3.50, together with an
explanatory letter in which the writer
said that IL years ago, in this county, he
had killed deer and one duck out Of sen
son and had never been discovered in his
infringement of the game laws, but that
his conscience was uneasy. The amount
sent fully covers the largest possible flno
which could be imposed and interest. The
case is the first on record in the state. The
county treasurer refuses to divulge the
name Of the conscience stricken man.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
BANK sWlNDLER CAUGHT.
stole Money In IOWA on which to Dc
business In New York.

stole Money IN IOWA on which 90 DO
business In Ncw York.
CAxANDAIGUA, n. ", Jan. S.-Shcrih
Osborne, assisted by NJ Salisbury, de-
tcctive from Danvor, has succeeded in cap
turing a notorious bank swindler. The
man was captured at Shortsvillc, about
six miles east OF this village just about q
year ego the man, whose real name is said
TO be J. c. Douglass, started a bank az
Peru, a. His backing appeared TO be Of
the best, and he in some way secured the
almost unlimited confidence of the bust.
ness men OF the place. Large sums Of
money were soon on deposit in the bank.
On July last lac took the funds about
$50 600 and departed after having destroy
ed the books and papers OF the bank.
1t appears that Douglass went to Mexico
and from there 10 New York city, from
thence 20 Washington and back again to
New York state
On his return to New York state Doug
lass started q bank at Avoca Stouben
county. He then left Avoca after a more
or less successful venture there
Through the Denver detective it was
learned that he was about TO visit his
wife, who was stopping near Canandaigua,
and trap was set through a fictitious
collection agent who represented that he
had over $4,000 worth of negotiable paper
to collect on, and Douglass was located
through the woman.
Mr.. J. b. Henshaw of Des Moines is in
town and has obtained an order enabling
him to take Douglass back TO Iowa Mr.
Henshaw says he lost but 81 900 through
Douglass operations. but has spent over
81 800 in running him down.
Mr.. Henshaw says Douglass wife is a.
bad as her husband, and that she aided
him i'm the swindle by introducing hin
under an assumed name.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
DfEI,

PYtE.-On the 9TH instant, Joseph Pyle. in
his 10th year.
FARLEY.-In this city on IN 9th instant.
Msfgaret Farley. aged 56 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invit-
HOss NGER.-On January 9. 1895. Char
tfe h.. HOssinRer.
KILMER I'm this city. on January 3. 1895,
Margaret J. kilmer, aged p years.
MALOE.-On January 3. 1895, at the resi-
deuce Of her sOn-.n-law, NJ. +. tlorkl an. NJ
D.. No. e2O Wesr street, Mary r. Graham,
wife OF Rev j. Earle Maloy.
McILp pKNNY-On the End instant, william
Mci benny. aged is years.
TEhRY.-On the 30 instant. John NJ. in
fant sou of ugene W. and Emma }. Terry,
nCed l6 months.
WALLACE.-ln this city. on January a,
1876. Anna NJ, wife OF A. :. Wallace. aged IS
years.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
serenaded Their Secretary

The wheslmen o Wilmington Bicycle
Club headed by the Pneumatic rubber
band, gave q serenade to A o. Herman
arer sud bride at their home No. Is
Buena Vista street The music msde up
in quantity what It may have lacked In
quality, aud the clu5 yell was given
with will Mr. Guer WAC is secretary
Of the club got square with the
geTensders BY making them q speech.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
Rnlini In Hcr Rrnin.

STRoUDsBURG. Pa, Jan. S.-Eleven
years ago Miss Newhart was struck by a
bullet which lodged in the brain. Tho
physicians failed TO remove IL. For months
the sufferer lay completely paralyzed. She
was blind and could not hear. Then a
change took place. Hearing was restored,
and the child was able to see. Physicians
marvoled The young woman is now 10
years old and healthy and is still carrying
the bullet in her brain.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
training For Mott Haven Games.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Jan. SIN response
20 the call OF Captain Bremen for track
athletes 70 train for the Mott Haven
games 15i candidates presented them
selves. An enthusiastic meeting was held
and speeches were made by Captain Brem-
er, Trainer james Lathrop and George b.
Morrison, class of ST. Training viii begin
nt Ouce
Evening journal., 1896-01-08

Carton Cornwell, foremsn Of the
Gszette, Mi5dlerowu. ~ J.. bsilevss than
Cham berlaiu's Cough Remedy should be
Ia every hooo Ee used it ftr cold and
10 effected a 'psedy cure He says: 1T q
indeed grand remedy | can recommend
90 ell. have slso seen 10 used Zoe whoop
ing cough with the bsft results 90 and
80 cent bottles for ssle by z James Belt,
druggist, corner Sixth aud Market streets
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
mAr.r.rnn

GEIGER- R-DUNLAP-At Union VI r.. psr-
sonage, No 5i3 Jelerson street, on Thursday
mo .ning Jauuary 2, by Rev John y @. Hanna
hdward ID. Geiger and Miss NJ. Eta Dunlap
both OF Chester county, Pa.
HAAIILTON-DiCKS 1881 W,s
Fourth street on Onday evening January
1896. by Rev. John ID. q. Hanna. William g..
Hamilton and Mrs Jane Dickson, both OF
Wilmington. Del.
Hill -McKEON-At Union NJ. + pareor
age on Thursday evening Januqry2 1895 BY
Rev John ID. G. Hanna. Harry h. Hin and Miles
Maiy McKeOn. both Of Newark, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
LIcENsE AppLrcAT1oNs.


NOtICE Ito THE HONORABLE
~ Judges of the Court OF General Sessions
Of the Peace and jail Delivery OF the State Of
Delaware, in and for New Castle countr. We
the undersigned. freeholder8 and respectable
cltizena Of the Twelfth ward of The CITY Of
Whining ton, do hereby certify th4t John
Lemon. the tenant and occupant OF the house
situa cd AZ the southeast corner Fourth and
Scott streets. In tho welfth ward. cit ty county
a Il state aforesaid. and described la his ap-
plicatiOn, nd who Is applicant fer licei ee on
Monday, the "a day OF February. 1896. being
The xt term OF said court. for the sale OF
Intoxicating liquor IN quantities not less than
one-helf gallon therein not 10 be drunk IN
tbs premises, he being licensed retailer Of
goods. wares and merchandi q. the aggregate
cost value Of his stock constantly kept on
hand for sale Is not less than Eve hundred
dollar. being man OF full age.of eobriety and
good moral cha ater; that such sale OF intoxi
eating liquors At said plsce ia necessary 20 ac-
commodate the public; that he is the tenant Of
said house and the following respectable citi-
zens Of fait ward at lesst twelve OF whom
are eubstat tisl freeholders OF said ward,
recommend the said application. viz.
John Leoeel Thomas e. Pierce
John SPAIN William i. GeA gelbach
Patrick Daley Joseph Noyfsn
Franz 6engelhach Joseph ". SchorRh
James A. Met auley William b Weldin
Thomas A. Hitch Inomar r Mcguire
Alexandrew Morgan Philip shea
Cornelius Mundy Adam SPAIN
Joseph y. Oherb George ~. Curray
Jnhu n Daley lhomea Dorsey
EnOch It fferson " smith
fgnatius =. Smith Patrick Smith
JOHN LEMON.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
Onlr 3 Few aIore Left

We have q few copies OF beautiful
work. handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pic,ufes OF nigh artistic
merit which wilt b. sold at 81 IS a cspy,
which is about one fourth the publics-
tion price Also some copies af Rand sne
NcNaily's Cyclopedia at So 25, worth
four times The price sskod. Can be seen
at me EVENING JOURNAL oIhco.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
OYD-CsUSEY WEDDING
Brilliant Nuprial Event Cele-
brated at Milford To-day.
MISS VIRGINIA oAUsBY TgB BRIDE

And Promlneut Eastern Shore Man tho
Greom-MarriaEe ~ Edgar B. Fol- aud
Miss Katharyn Fiinn Late This Al
ternoon-S0me Other PIea,ant Social
Occurrences.
All communications Intended for insertion
In this column should be addressed 10 S)ciety
Editor, care OF the EVENING JOUREAJ. Com
municati0ns should be written on one side Of
the paper only.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
I,nlscr nlcans I.nslncs..

BERLIN, Jan s-At a special audience
which Dr. W. j. Leyds, the secretary OF
state Of the Transyaal, had with Emperor
William, his majesty declared that ht
would not recognize any claim Of suze-
rainty over the Transyaal. Great Britain,
by the treaty of 1854, claims suzorainty
over the Transvaal republic.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
A Birthday Party.

A party was given by Harvey w.
Layton at his home, No. 3l4 West
seventh infect, In honor OF his twen ty-
arsb birthday, was a very enjoyable
affair The parlors were tastefully
decorated aud many relatives and friends
assembled in honor OF the occasion. The
music was furnished by Miss Mcfhst
piano, Mr. Demarco violin, and air.
Flscso mandolin, and was much sppre-
ciated Games we're also INDUCED la and
toward the small hours, the guests were
invited to the dining room where rsfreph
ments we're served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
David Wiids, Hr and Mrs Thomas L.
Lsyton. Mr. and Mrs. William Crowding,
Mrs Roe. OF Hoboken. Mr. aud Mrs.
Bareford, Nc and Mrs George Pote,
Mrs William Remlsy, Mr.. and Mrs
CHARLES p Bailey, Mr. aud Mrs
BAreford. Misses Mamie Mcbride. Flor.
once CfoWding Lille Hoffecker and
Annie Lowell, Of Chester; Bertha Leach,
Maggie Bareiord, Lizzie Crowding, zslla
Bsntord, Lille Gray, Ida Wells,
Ide Appleby, Bertha Crowding,
Matte and Meta Crowding, Sallle
aud LIZ Minors. A V Custer, OF
Philadelphia; Berne Bsstine c R Lowell,
OF New York; J B Brooks, Il Mellon,
OF Nav York; Mr. Bland }. r Byran,
Mr. Traverse, Johu Strong, J. V Ward,
a. T Brown, Mr. Conner. Harry and
Charlie PJte
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
brilliant Nuptlals At Milford.

Special to the Evening Journal.
Mi FORD, Jan 8 The marriage OF
Miss Virginia Bryan Csusey fnd Nc
Blair Lloyd. Of "Wye House NO, took
place this morning st the residence Of the
brides father, Peter Foster Causey
Walnut street. South Milford The bride
q granddaughter OF the late ex Gov
srnor Causey, OF Delaware, aud the
groom a son OF Colonel Edward l. oyd, Of
Wye House, Nd
The bride wore q gown of white satin
and veil and bertha OF Brussels lace,
worn By her maternal grand mother ffty
Years ago. end her mothers peaTls The
maid Of honor, Miss jennie Dickinson
Causey, was gowned in white chiffon
over pink satin, and carried La France
roses
The groom was attended by his
bro her, DsCourcy Lloyd as best man,
and the ushers were Peter Foster
Ceusey. Jr, aud Edward Handy Causey,
brothers of the bride
The officiating clergyman was Rev
John leighton McKlm, rector OF Christ
P. & Church, Milford The house wss
beautifully decorated with potted plants,
mistlet0e, ferns. roses ard cut flowers,
and after the ceremony an elaborate
brs akfast was served.
Among the guests were Colonel aud
Mrs Edward Lloyd, Mr.. and AIRS
Howard Lloyd aud the Misses Lloyd, Mr.
and Mrs Thomas H jenkins, Miss
Elizabeth Jenkins, Mrs. Robert p
Gilinghsm Wilfrsd BAtemau Of Talbot
county; Mrs Henry e Bal'zsll.
the Misses Tilgbman, De Courcy Lloyd,
Or and Mrs, A N Martin. Of Baltimore /;
Mr. and Mrs. G F. Harrison, Of New
York; Me and Mrs Caleb Churchmsn.
Of Wilmington; Mr. and Mrs Harry
Beers, Jr. and William Siuisbuty, Of
Dover. and Edward Martin. OF Ssaford
Among the guests from this town we're
Hon. w z. CauseY, Hon John w
OAusey sud the Misses Causey, aud the
Mgssrs CAusey, Colonel aad Mrs Robert
q Williams. Miss Williams. and the
Messrs Williams, Ne and Mrs William
P Aldred. Governor and Mrs William
Watson. DR., aud Mrs A. Y. Watson,
Dr. aud Mrs Nathan Pratt.
Mr. and Mrs McBlsir Lloyd left on a
spsclal car a. cop m for their home,
Wye Heights, Md.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
CIa,mont sail Company Dividend.

The Claymont Hall Compsny has
announced it's first dividend OF 25 cents
q share on the stick up q Deeem Der 2.
payable Fsbrusry l on demaDd and
production OF stock a. ths Office OF
Treasurer George A L7dge The
shareholders are much q Uttered az the
announcement
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
one Of ro-ds,,s nrarrlar,s.

A. 3 o'clock this afternoon Miss
Kstharyn Finn, daughter of Mrs c..
agnes Finn. will be married TO Edgar
Burnside Fell, at the home Of the bride
mother No. 227 North Frsnklin A
large reception Will follow the ceremony
Evening journal., 1896-01-08

CHEsTER, Jan S-Samuel a. Crozsr,
Jr.. son of the .millionAiIe .manufaotuEer
ia Upland rough. will. It is said. dis
pose Of his Philadelphia house and settle
In France. He has bought "a chateau in
Fcntainebleau and will reside in it,
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
RuILDINe COLLAPSED.
Many WorlgInen Narrowly Escape, but
Three Seriously Injured.

Three Seriously Injured.
WINTERsET, H., JAM S.--A large two
story stone building, occupied by c. D..
Berngton & CO., hardware dealers, col
lapsed, carrying down with it an adioin-
ing building occupied by the Smith Drug
company.
Some nineteen worimen who were in
the basement of the wrecked building
barely escaped with their lives, being
warned by the cracking of the walls John
Couch was caught 10y the falling debris
and badly hurt, and T. IT, Mordis and NJ.
~ Smith, drug clerks, were less seriously
injured. The ruins caught fire, but the
flames were quickly subdued. The collapse
was caused by overweight on the second
floor. Loss, about $50, ,O00
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
Coming Dance at Smyrna.

The young married Of Smyrna will
give a dance IN the Opera House OF that
town about February IA Il has not yet
been decided whs her It will be a masked
bali. fancy dress or leap year dance
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
There is good reason for Toe popularity

There is good reason for toe popularity
OF ChambeTlain's Cough Remedy. Davis &
Buzz ,rd, of West Monterey. Clsri Il Co
Pa say: II has cured people that onr
ohysleiaus eonld % notbing for We
nsrsusded them to try a b1ttle OF
Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy and ibav
nov recommend It With the rest OF rs. -
20 and 90 cent bottles for ssle by 2
James Belt corner Sixth and Market Sts.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08

A"tAA''s .f'fs'',''s. .'''''sf. t''f'f-''- ~''-
It IS estimated that this service will
cost from $500 10 81 600 end 10 will be
seen by tho above list that nearly cns-half
Of the larger amount has already been
subscribed.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
Sold BY All Druggists.
German Mutual BsnefOIai Society.

largely attended meeting OF the
German Mutual Beneficial Society was
held last evening. The tressurer's re-
port showed a membership of POS aud q
capital Of 81, 000 The society is pros
porous.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08
Unlted States Vice Consul Dead.

VIENNA, J,ei. S.-Dean B. Mason, vice
consul general of the United states here,
is Jend
Evening journal., 1896-01-08

NTOlICE-L THOMAS j. HANLEY, THE
IN tenant and occupant OF the house situated
Rt corner A ana IoNneend streets
in the SECOND waid Of the city Of VIII
mington. county OF New Castle and state OF
Delaware. In con pllanCe with the REQUIRE
ments of tho acts Of the HenerAl Assembly In
su Ia case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that I shall apply ~ writing 70 the
Court of General Sessions OF the feace and
Jail Delivery of the State ~ Delanar are, Ia aud
for New Castle county. ol Monday the 80 day
Cr February. 1898. being the next term OF said
court fer 81 lleenss for said house as an inn or
tavern. for the sale ihsrin Of Intoxicating
liquors In D "a quantities than ne quart. 10 DO
drunk ON the pffmiste. and the following re-
spectacle citizens OF said ward. at least Twelve
OF whom are substantial freeholdera OF SAID
ward recommend the said application viz.
Henry q. Roller Howard E Sparks
Hugh DOneher Alexander ly0
William nevina frank y Quinn
Jamea A Green Harry CLAYTON
gharles T.. stevenson ,Jamfs 1tCCullCCk
Arthur MCClOskey George w. kutter
Michael N. Cannon John Grinith
Hugh Scanlan Jesse IlsO1
James X. brighton Charles II. Gard, Jr
William Sherwood Thomas " Ouhfd
George A. henderson John bndv
William e. Bruce Rotori J McCloekey
Henry Dugan james J.. heilly
THOMAS j. HANLEY.
Evening journal., 1896-01-08

NOTICE i. WILLIAM j MCLAUGHLIN
~ the tenant and ecoup mt OF the house
situated ~ No. i2o West Second street, ia
the First ward in the ely Of Will
minglon. county OF New Castle and State Of
Delaware, in compliance with the require
ments OF the acts OF the General Assembly
In such case made and provided. do hereby
give notice th.t shall apply IA writing TO the
Court of General Sessions OF the Peace and
Jail Delivery of the state Of elaware, In and
for New Castle county. on Monday. the Sd
day OF February. 1895, being the next term
of said court. for a license for said house as
an inn tavern, for the fae therein OF IN
toxicnting liquors ia less quantities than one
quart. TO be drunk on the premises and the
following respectable Citizets OF said ward.
at least twelve OF whom are substantial free
holders of said war recommend the said
Evening journal., 1896-01-08

MO lCE-I W. J. HAGGARrY, THE TEN
~ aut and occupant OF the house situated
at southwest corner Front and Jefferson s'reeia
IN the Third ward In the city Of Wilmington.
county Of New Castle and state OF Delaware.
acts OF General Assembly In such case made
ard prov ded, do hereby give notice that
shall apply la writing TO the Court OF General
state Of Delaware. In nd for New Castle
Ouuty on Monday the 3rd day OF February.
1858. being next term OF said court, Tor
tho sac thrr in of Intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart 10 be drunk on the
premises, and the following respect able
citizens of said ward. at least twelve Of whom
are substaneial freeholaers OF said ward,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-03

Of the richest men In the United States.
The now historic old Colt mansion at
Bristol has been the scene Of the re-
ceptlon Of many presidents, Jackson.
Madison. Grant and Arthur being
among It's guests
The baroness de Levay Is a daugh-
ter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. +. +. de Wolf. who
have resided abroad for many years
She Is a fine hOrsewoman. IL highly
accomplished and a good musician.
having studied under a professor OF the
Conservatory Of Vienna. and In France
and Italy art and literature. She
speaks and writes English. French.
md German. has written and pub
lished tVo books In the English Lam
suage. and Is now writing a work on
Spain. She Is fully fitted to fulfl the
ligh position she will an al the Aus
rian court.
The Baroness has travelled extern
lyely with her parents throughout
Europe. and spent Eve winters IN Rome.
where she was presented to the queen
and was present az the leading court
festivities Of the seasons she passed In
he Eternal City. She was introduced
INTO the exclusive society OF the Ital-
an capital and was a welcome guest az
he entertainments al the dlferen,
embassies. where she was a great fav-
1rite on account Of her delightful os-
prit and accomplishments She and
her parents had an audience with the
POPE. who twice bestowed on her the
papal benedictlon.
The baroness Is a greatniece OF Col
Colt. OF revolver fame. and. on the oc.
;as.on OF her recent marriage. her
uncle. Col S. Pomeroy Colt. the hos
pitalily Of whose house Is proverblal
in Rhode Island. quite outdld himself
in the preparations made at the fam.
ny homestead In Bristol. Linden
Place" for the wedding of-hls niece "a
Baron de Levay Although many o,
the distinguished guests had often en-.
ioyed the lavish hospitality OF the host
Of Linden Place" no such delightful
entertainment had before been offered
Is marked the nuptlals Of this youne
American Girl TO this representative Of
a noble Austrian family.
Baron Louis de- Levay dc Kisteleh
a son and grandson Of Stefan Klstelch
is from q very old. distinguished and
patriotic family, They not only fought
under KOssuth and Kleppa. but IN,
baron's grandfather gave a large por.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-03

Under different skies jubilee and Gel.
CREATIONS pariake Of varying charac.
icrisiics. In Yorkshire. and In some
other parts Of England aIao. every oc-
easion Tor rejoicing Is marked By The
baking OF a huge pie. which. after Be-.
ing exhibited. Is devoured By ali the
Inhabitants.
AZ DENLY Dale. a Yorkshire hamlet
Tor Instance. the other day. the people
celebrated the 1fiieth anniversary 81
the repeal Of the Corn laws BY con-
structing an enormous pie six feet six
Inches vide and ten feet six laches
long. The dimensions Of the indlees.
ton which followed are not glvea.
This Is not 90 large as the pie that
this same village built on another an
niversary some yeaa ago. which was
drawn through the place with thirty
one horses. headed BY three brass
bands. and was afterward put away IN
der the waisicoats Of the DENLY Dalers.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-03

sponslble for the notion that p.sr.s
ard diamonds breed" Ike animals a.
4 writer says. "Aa FOR whas knn~
concerning ihe REPEATED story hat IRE.
cious stones are divided into mrss
male and female. Just as ara plants
and animals. and that they breed lIhs
the latter do. I relate the following
which came under my own knouissee
a certain princess OF Luxemhoure haa
two diamonds. the colors Of which BE-.
tohened that they were male and r..
male. The princess laughed a. the no.
ton until one day she was startled b
finding a tiny speck Of diamond ii
her easket. She put the two large dla-
monds and the little one away together
and they had a whole family In a reas-
enable course OF time. Xxx.