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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18

Coughing irritates the delicate organs
and aggravates the disease. Instead OF
waiting try One Minute Cough Cure. IL
helps at once, making expectoration easy
and reduces the soreness and infamma-
ton Everyone likes it.
EAGLE DRUG STORE.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18

One Minute Cough Cure is rightly
named. Ii affords instant relieiirom SUI
iering when afflicted with a severe cough
or cold. Ii acts on the throat, bronehi-
al tubes and lungs, and never fails TO
give immediate relief
EAGLE DRUG STORE.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18

LosT-Between the osceola and Lau-
rum, a poekstbook containing a sum OF
money, also a docket with money.
Finder will please return 20 the osceola
store and receive reward
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18

No excuse for sleepless nights when you
can procure One Minute Cough Cure.
This will relieve all annoyances. cure the
most severe cough and give you rest and
health. Can you afford TO do without III
EAGLE DRuG SToRE.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18

The Rockford electric belt In meeting
with the best OF success. Call and exam
Inc it and get references. Office over
Grand Union Tea store Red Jacket, Mich.
RUssEI, 4 BURNS.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18

There will be grand ball at the Osceo-
Ia band hall on Saturday evening. given
by the Osceola orchestra. All arecordial-
ly invited to attend.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18
Wood for AaIe.

Good drv family wood delivered for -
per cord. Orders 10 be left with Mr..
George Hall. Wolverine, OF at the News
Office. Short wood to suit the times.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18
The Best We Nave.

Insist on getting a la Empresse"
I0-cent cigar. All first-clase dealers sell
them, try 'em, like 'em. Equal to i'm.
ported
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18

Go TO the City BAKERY lor your Zine pas
tries. Angel food. fruit cake alwaye on
hand. Cream pufiS Fridays and Satur-
lava
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Two pianos, good snew. by the best
makers. A snap for aeash buyer.
OATES. Auctioneer.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18

One Minute Cough Cure II a popular
remedy for Group. Safe for children and
adults. EAGLE DRUG STORE.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18

Our lodge room can be rented for
meetings. on Saturday evenings.
SWEET OLSON.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18
FOR SALE.

ianted- Roomers or boarders. Apply Of
WhIlam liinsiffs, Calumet aycpye, opposte
e'sh' Oh old Calumet store
H1oni" 20 Rent-In Calumet street lau.
iiu n. Apply 20 Richard Cooking. No 1851
hecia street Heca location.
"" he.t-Three suitable rooms. upstairs
apply 10 Mrs Murray, Blue Jacket.
FOR saie-In Blue Jacket house No son
rSccniiy occupied by Rev Mr.. Robinson
lnl1 mousse contains eight 90 rooms. baln
room ana closets, and there is n cellar under
'ne "hoie house. Enquire OF Paul. +. Roehm
q, NO Seii-Immediately house 1900 beyond
'"e Oa'umes dam. Apply ON the premises
rer Snie-A good nve-roomed house 70.
ko1ncr win comfortable woodshed and barn'
IT, LIN WI fenced aud garden In good condition
town ''''s'
nor saie-For $3.50. a six-room house, 10
81 ~ street, Raymbeult Inquire OF 10
'o"oahV or az the house. 4
Fer ~ais-TIouse No. 100. Apply at ~
p p,r.n''ses. corner Of Laurium and Willow ."
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18
WANT COLUMN.

Advertisements classified under this head
inserted at the rate OF ONE CENT a word each
than % cents.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18
Carpet and Rug Sale.

4"e remainder OF carpet stock is marked very low
as we wish to sell 1t out at price to make room for
new designs ''
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18
Furniture.

lou may remember the low prices we quoted in our
aSt circular on furniture. Prices now are still lower "a
soous must De sold to make room for new pat
terms
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-01-18

EAGLE DRUG STORE.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-11

Cumnock, y. @, Feb. :. 1896.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-11

descended from his roost. This Bar
rett was once newspaper man, IN the
Press Gallery as Washington cor
respondent, but is said now TO be a
wealthy man of Massachusetts. lie IS
the great Bayard impeacher, and IT. IS
said that Reeds dislike of him IS IN
tense, and the Speakers face certainly
bespoke disgust at his display OF
venom and freshness" on the floor.
During the contests over the rules gov
erning the particular parliamentary
status of the moment, it was interest
ING to note how Reed listened, with a
suggestion about him, sometimes of
semi-dependence, to everything Crisp
had to say, and his rulings went with
Crisp. Moreover, it was interesting to
note the growing sense of fairness
which seems TO make his bearing
toward Southern members, since his
boom-seed was planted.
Mr.. w. +. Tomlinson, Of the Museum
Department here, has returned from
Atlanta where for the last six months
he has been i'm charge Of the govern
ment exhibit,
Mr.. II. c. Dockery, OF Rockingham,
is in the city.
Mr.. Linney is expecting daily TO call
up the bill introduced some time since
for a $4,000 public building at VIM
ston
Some Republicans Of North Caro-
lima have been writing here touching
the matter Of Settles negro secretary.
Mrs. Patterson, of Kitanning, Penn
sylyania, who spent last winter with
her children at the Iarbro in Raleigh,
is in Washington for the winter, with
her family.
The President told Governor O'Fer-
rail- the other day when the Governor
called on him. that he had thought in
1892 that the plan was for all the
Democrats to get in the same boat.
Then" said Governor O'Ferrall, smil-
ing, 1.-THE President remarked signifi-
eantly. i got in the boat, but the
others wouldn't get in with me-.
There is an effort being made in q
certain quarter to get the President
to give out an interview stating
whether or not he will accept another
nomination if rendered. 1t is said that
he has the matter under consideration,
and will next Saturday give Il decisive
answer as to whether he will allow
anything to be said on the subject.
This comes 10 me straight, and can
be relied upon.
It was said last night that Quay and
other Republicans were hot ia the
collar at what they construed TO be
a deal with Populist Butler in the
Sergeant-at-Arms affair. They seem
to forget the fact that Pritchard
claims the whole credit
W. +. CHRISTIAN.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-11

Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
fails 10 cure. 25c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-02-11

During the Barrett-Talbert 'seces-
sion' in the House, just as the vote
was about TO be taken, Lord Pearson
rose in his seat to speak, but was pre-
vented from saying anything by the
calling Of the roll. The episode will
always lack completeness for the fail
IRE of the world to catch what Mr.
Pearson might have said. On Wednes-
day night when Pearson made a gall
liant Pickett-like charge on Secession,
parrett the Massachusetts, Blather-
skite, rallied to bis side ia loyal
Massachusetts way, and was profuse
in congratulations after the Duke had
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
z ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

- OkroPne nieszczescie ma kopalni
Kleofas PREY Katowioach przyprawi}o
o smierc 100 dzielnych ludzi, ktorzy
padli PREY Praou jak ao1nisrz ma polu
bitwy. Podana wyaej liozba 100 obej-
mule takae 8 gornikow, ktorzy ME pra-
oowali W kopalni podczas wypadku,
tylko sPieszao z zaparoiem sic siebie ma
pomoc zagrozonym towarzyszom, stra.
Gill przytomnosc W swedzie i udusili
sic W dymie. Dotad wciaz jeszczs ME
wiadomo, 90 byio przyczyna tax pre-
razajacego W skutkaoh n~ieszczescia,
rur BOWEN zelaznyoh, ktoremi pre-.
puszc7ano pare. ME uzywano ju. woals
cd 2 tygodni. Ia to prawdopodobniej-
seem jest inne przypuszczenie, wedle
ktorego podobno zawieszona M ooem.
browaniu szybu lampka gornicza pekla
a ogieh cd niej zajai drewniane podpo-
ry ganku. Zgon nieszozesiwyoh opla.
kuje SO widow i 1873 dzieci nizej lat 1e.
TAX straszne nieszczescie wywola}o ma.
turalnie W calem Slasku wielkie wsp6}-
czucie i siychac, ze z wielu miejsoowo.
Sol pragna ~Przyczynic sic do ziagodze-
mia losu biednych widow i sierot.
Tragiczny zgon. Pred laty xii.
ku " Lublinie uja} Rad rosyjski mi
syonarza, ohcacego niesc pomoc du.
ohowna Unitom j wskutek tego Fam.
kna} tamtejszy klasztor 90. Dominica.
now, fundacyi Kazimierzs Wielkiego.
w kosciele tego klasztoru odbyi sic
wiekopomny akt Uni Litwy z Korons.
Zskonnikow ~wszystkich bez wyjstku,
pc zamknieciu klasztoru wywieziono
ns wygnanie do polnoonyoh gubsrnij
Moskwy. w ich liozbie ~znajdowal sic
takze ksisdz Leonard Siozek (ur. 1874
~ Ma wygnsniu byl posaugaozem a
jakiegos moskiewskiego kupcs, zdolal
ucieo ! przybyi do Galicyi. Stad udsl
sic do Ameryki, byi W Meksyku, poi.
niej " Milwaukee " wisoonsinie "
Stsnsoh Zjednoczonyoh / " innych
miejscsch, ale nigdzie stalego zsjeoia
ME z~nalazi. Dnia 20 styoznia rb. .ns.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

tektura odpowiadala architektu.
RE zamkowej; wewnatrz mu.
rom nadac kszta}t k6listy, do u.
mleszczenia W mich urny, zawie.
rajacej W sobie SERGE Kosciuszki.
Jest to 'samo przez sic proste i
ia prostota narzuca sic niejako.
Byle sic z MIA obejst umieje.
tnle l ME zepsuc jej dodatkami i
ozdobami, pozornie pieknemi, W
lstocle jednak zbytecznemi. Zby.
tecznose we wzgledzie lynn ce.
chuje W czasach naszych sztuke
w odniesieniu tax do budowni.
ctwa, jakotez do pomnik6w W o.
COLE. Czuc sic W tenn dale wplyw
gustu mieszcza6stwa (klasy dis
panujacej), lubujacej sic W zlo.
ceniach, foresach, gieniuszach,
anio1kach, kutasach, frenzlach.
Ma srobowcu kazdego niemal, co
ma pieprzu, cynamonie i rodzen.
kach duly zrobi} majatek, ogla.
dac mona jezeli ME os}aniajace.
go skrzydiami zw}oki tego "a.
sfuzonego meza gieniusza, to GU.
wallace mad jego pamiecia aniol.
XII. Obyz sic Rada muzealna ME
zfapaia ma pieknosci podobne! =
tego szczerze pragniemy.
Pragnienie to przesy}amy "a
ocean, pod adresem sp6}braci ma.
szych W Stanach Zjedn. Amery-
XII p61n., zabierajacych sic do
wystawienia Kosciuszce pomni-
ka. Mech oni beda z ozdobami
i dodatkami ostrozni! Michal
Ani6l doda} Mojzeszowi rogi.
Micha} Anio} m6gl sobie ma to
pozwolit, ale on jeden chyba tyl
ko i to ne pOssagu rzezbionym
ME ma zam6wienie emigracyi
polskiej d~zisiejszej, o kt6rej
znawstwie we wzgledzie estetyki
ozd6b i dodatk6w watpic do pc.
wnego stopnia MONA.
Wzmianka o braciach "a oce.
AMEN przypomniala nam piekna
serdeczna odezwe 81. Cenzora
wv. Narodowego, oh. Heli6skie.
go, ~wzywajaca o skiadki ma gro
bowiec Kosciuszkowski w Rap.
perswylu. Serdeczne tee mu "a
MIA nalezy sic podziekowanie.
INV. P. ST.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23
. grObOwcu ma SERGE
kOSciuSZki.

" lynn Przeiomowym dziej6w
.aszych momencie, kiedy sic da.
VIVA Polska, posluzywszy "a
grunt do wykwitu oligarchji,
wznoszacej sic wspaniale ma pie
destale szlacheckim, W przepase
zapadala, jawi} sic czlowiek, kt6-
ry do odrodzenia Polski droge
wskazai. Gdyby ME on czem-
bysmy W chwili obecnej byli9
Strach przejmuje, myslac o TEN.
kosciuszko mas z toni wydzwi.
gna1 wydzwignal moralnie, CO
W czasie owym bylo rzecza ME.
zmiernie trudna: pc pograzonej
W opilstwie i bigoterji epoce sa.
skiej; W obec szko}y zepsucia
gfebokiego, jakiem by}o pano.
wanie Stanislawa Augusta, uilu.
strowane przykladami sprzedaj.
nosci MEOW i rozwiaz}osci ME.
wiast W sferze wodze rzadu W re.
kach dzierzacej. Ofarny wysi.
lex bylby nastapi} - sprowadzi.
faby go redukcja wojska, kt6re
be- uczynienia zadosc tomorrow
rycerskiemu oreza sk}adac ME
chcia{o. Lecz w6wczas O cos
wiecej, anizeli o honor rycerski,
chodzi}o: chodziio o duch marc.
du, skalany Targowica, o deske
ratunku, kt6rej pochwycenie sta,
10 sic juz by}o ola ,,narodu poll.
tycznego" niemozliwem. w tenn
wielkiem rozbiciu nar6d traciI
zarazem polityczne i moralne by.
towanie i m6g} je zatracie bez-
powrotnie, gdyby hetma6stwo W
czyje inne dostalo sic bylo rece.
L ludzi, CO w Reconsideration
powstaniu udzia} wzieli, ami je,
den ME nadawa} sic do napietno.
wanna go takim charakterem -
charakterem narodowo- ludowym
jakim je naczelnik napietno.
wal. w osobie Kosciuszki ma.
Daryl sic Polsce cz}owiek opa-
trznosciowy, kt6ry odbudowania
Polski podwaliny za}ozy}.
w takiem oswietleniu W die.
jach naszych stoi postac Kosciu.
ski, wznoszaca sic pc mad
wszystkich, jakich Polska wyda,
Ia, MEOW stanu i pc mad wszyst,
kich w~ojownik6w, luboG ami ma
polu spraw publicznych, ami ma
polu militarnem w6dz ten wy
bitnemi ME odznaczy} sic zdolno.
sciami. Me mial W duszy swo.
jej przebieglosci Richelieu'go;
ME posiada} talent6w Napoleona
Igo; ustepowa} nawet ME r6wna.
jacym sic gienialnemu korsyka-
ninowi w~ojownikom, CO oreza
polskiego slave rozg}osili: Z6l.
kiewskiemu, Chodkiewiczowi,
Czarnieckiemu, Sobieskiemu.
Przewyzsza} ich atoli wielkoscia
duszy i serca, pojmowaniem spra-
wiedliwosci politycznej i spoIe.
%cznej, osobista bezinteresowno-
scia i ofiarnoscia. mic ola sic.
bic - wszystko ola ojczyzny!":
te W usta mu wlozyc nalezalo
slowa, kiedy ma maciejowickiem
padl trzesawisku, ME zas 6w
koncept, kt6ry tendencja polity.
czna do pamieci jego przylepila
przeciwko kt6remu z oburze.
MEM zaprotestowa}, jak skoro
sic o MIN dowiedziai. Z MIN i
przez niego, dzieki tel walce he.
" LII
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-04-23

folsce tel, jake jej duch opie-
kunczy, przewodniczy i PREY.
swieca skromna, prosta, uiepo.
kama postac Kosciuszki.
jake wszystkie o MIN wspom-
nienia, kazda po MIN pamiatka
powinny nam bye drogie!...
Muzeum rapperswylskiemu do.
staia sic pamiatka z najdroz.
szych najdrozsza: SERGE Naczel-
nika. Znajdowalo sic ono w pc.
siadaniu rodziny wloskiej hr.
Morosinich i ia je nam oddala.
Winnismy je przechowac W spo-
sob TAXI, azeby W obec zawiera.
jacej W sobie to relikwie urny
Polak kazdy poczul sic Polakiem
ME wedle modify Potockich, Bra.
nickich, Poniatowskich, sztyftu-
jacych ojczyzne ola siebie, ale
L K i e m kosciuszkowskim,
prawdziwym, gotowym oddac OF
czyznie siebie, ,,swoje mienie i
zycie".
Sfowa powyzsze odnosza sic
do projektowanego ola serca Ko.
sciuszki mauzoleum, ma zbudo.
wanie i urzadzenie kt6rego Rada
muzealna odezwa d. 4 grudnia
r. z. og}osi{a skiadki. Me wat.
pimy, ze odezwa ia znajdzie cd.
gfos W Polsce caiej, ze skladki
pop@yna obfcie, - luboc olivia
mas troche dzienniki krajowe,
ktore odezwe W }amach swoich
zamiesciiy, lecz jei cd siebie 60.
racem ME popieraja slowem. Mi,
mo to W powodzenie jej wierzy.
my i zywimy nadzieje, ze gdy
wiesc o sk}adkach do w}oscian
dojdzie, posypia sic i grosze
chfopskie W obfitosci potrzebnej.
4 tego powodu powiemy W
kr6tkosci, jak sobie mauzoleum
owe przedstawiamy.
Sauna nazwa: ,,Mauzoleum"-
jest troche niepokojaca, przypo.
nina bowiem wspania}y grobo-
wiec, zbudowany przez Artemize
/ zaliczany W starozytnosci do
siedmiu cudow swiata. Obecnie
sic juz cuda ME dzieja i O cos
podobnego chodzic nam ME po-
winno. Niechby Mauzoleum ko.
sciuszkowskie byio skromne i
proste, ale piekne piekne pro.
stota i skromnoscia taxa, jaka
mozliwa sic okaze W warunkach,
W Jaklch Muzeum istnieje. Pie
kno ME przychodzi daremnie,
zwiaszcza w czasach naszych, W
kt6rych artysci grubo placic So
bic kaza. Ola tego cyfra ska.
dek, jakiejkolwiekby doszla wy
sokosci, "a wysoka ME bedzie.
Rzecz W tenn, azeby Rada odpo.
wiednio zuzytkowac je umia}a.
Pozwolimy sobie ma pare we
wzgledzie tym uwag.
Rzekniemy najprz6d si6wko o
warunkach, W jakich budowla
dokonac sic moze.
Zamek posiada wewnatrz po-
dw6rzec, otoczony murem z ga
lerja, iankowanym wiezami, z
kt6rych jedna wznosi sic w stro-
ME p6{nocnej. Dolne do niej
wnijscie znajduje sic naprzeciw.
ko kolumny spizowej, stojacej
ma Srodku podw6rca, przyozdo.
bionej ma wierzchu zrywajacym
sia do lotu orlam ; nr1a~au,o:o
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-18
FAIR ESTATE FEES.
Judge Slack Has Been Asked to Allow
Them.

Them.
Judge Slack was yesterday asked TO
slow some Christmas money to the
special administrators and attorneys in
tine James G. Fair estate, which is esti-
mated to be worth SIT 300, COO
The special administrators were modest
and asked the court to fix their fees.
Likewise the lawyers felt backward
about coming forward, but at last Judge
Slack drew out of them a suggestion that
l per cent all around would be about
right. The idea was mentioned by ex-
Judge Paterson, attorney for Herman
Oelrich's m nor son.
Considerable sums have already been
distributed among the special admins
traitors. They think they are entitled to
500, 600 each. This will allow balance
of not less than $50, 600 each to w. S. Good
fellow, James Angus and Thomas G.
Crothers.
As for the lawyers. the firm of Pierson
& Mitchell, composed of W. M. Pierson
and R. B. Mitchell, will receive 100000,
and Garret McEnerney is to have $50 600.
L. G. Bresse, who was appointed one OF
the special administrators, died some
time ago. His estate will receive a sum
commensurate with his term of service.
Judge Slack took the matter under ad-
vlsement. 1t is believed that he will
allow the fees for etull sum suggested,
as there appears to be no opposition, and
the claims are by some of the heirs re-
garded as reasonable.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-18
FUNDS TO BE RAISED.
The Committee of Fifty After Money
to Fight the Funding Bill at
WASHINGTON.

1t was decided yesterday at the meeting
of the Committee of Fifty to begin at
once TO raise funds to fight the funding
bill in Washington. Those present were
Mayor Sutro, Messrs. Monteith, Coward,
Thompson, Fitch, Doyle, Truman, Pop
per. Barry, Leggett, Menzies, Phelan,
Britain and Scott. The meeting was
held behind closed doors.
The matter of finances was preached
and Max Pepper said that the sinews of
war were absolutely necessary. He offered
to subscribe 500 and James D. PheIan at
once added $500 to start the fund. Each
member vas appointed q separate COM
mittee to raise money within the next
five days.
George K. Fitch reported that he had
conferred with Senator White about the
coming battle before Congress and had
been told that literary ammunition would
do good work, and that some kind of a
warning. against the nefarious schemes of
the railroad should be sent TO each
member.
Mayor Sutro was appointed committee
of one to formulate plan of campaign to
be submitted at the next meeting.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-18
CON MONEYS WILDCAT.
The Beast Has been Knocked Out by
Brawny "Brick" Mcpherson.

The Beast Has Been Knocked Out by
Brawny ''Brick" Mcpherson.
Con MONEYS wildcat is becoming a
terrible nuisance around the City Prison.
The ferocious feline stands fourteen
inches high in the rear and is over yard
long from stem to stern. There is some
lynx in him, as can be seen in his power
fuI head and jaws. All these qualifica-
tions go to make him an object of admira-
ton to the visitors at the jail, but it is the
undeniable wild odor that accompanies
the cat thatthe prison-keepers object to.
The cat in his cage has been in the cor
ridor between the main Office and the
trustees dorm itory since Monday morn
ing, and the place smells like the lowest
grade circus menagerie at early morning.
Last Sunday Con Mooney, the old-time
cock-and-doe-hgh promoter. invited a
score of friends, at so much head, to
witness a fight he was going to pull off
between a Calaveras wildcat weighing ap-
proxImately twentY-eight pounds and a
brindle bull terrier from Barney Riley's
kennel, weighing twenty-five pounds The
scene of conflict was to be at Cassidy's
Seven mile House, just beyond the San
Mateo County boundary line.
The police and other officers were on
hand as early as any one else and started
After several hours chasing and lodging
Sheriff Kenney OF San Mateo drove the
crowd back over the line to the old Mis-
sion road. where Con MONEYS horse
baked and permitted Officer Holbrook
to reach him. Mooney was placed under
arrest. and the cage and wildcat in the
wagon were taken as evidence. 1t is this
same cat that is creating all the distress
about the City Prison, the regular prop
ertv clerk having refused to accept him.
MONEYS case will come up before
Judge Low this morning. Ii he IS con.
yicfed the police fear that they will still
remain custodians of the cat, but II he is
liberated he may take the animal ana be
welcome to it.
Obnimus, formerly with Woodward 5
Gardens. who can handle this cat, and
that is A. w Mcpherson, better known as
Brick"
Ohnjmus' time is taken up at the park
lake and Mcpherson may be called upon
TO handle the vicious beast II necessary.
Last Sunday when the cat was taken IN
charge and placed in the seventeenth
street station no one could approach
nearer than ten feet from the ca until
Mcpherson, passing the place, stepped In
to see what was going on.
THAT cats starved" he said, and pro-
curing piece of liver, he volunteered 10
feed it. The cat made few VICIOUS
lunges and then quoted down. having
eaten everything in sight the cat leaped az
the netting of his cage as if to sleZe the
hand that had led him. He almost broke
through AS he made another lunge NC
Pherson smote The brute with his INST with
such force the snarling animal retired TO
the furthest corner.
After that when Mcpherson called on
the cat at the City Prison 1t snarIed as
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vote in Massachusetts, in the recent cleo
ton that was ever known. During the
war at one period. when the vote was
practically unanimous, we polled for a
war Governor II, 900 votes. But this year
Mckinley got $4,000 votes. Curiously
ence in Boston-an audience of $1,000 at
Faneuil Hall.
''In coming through the South was i'm
pressed with the openings offered there.
The country is just being opened up, COM
paratively speaking, and l would not be
surprised if there was twenty or thirty
years OF great prosperity there
. General Taylor is young-looking man,
consid ering the great paper be has founded
and the wealth he has acquired. If it were
not for his frosted beard he would readily
be taken for a man of 40.
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able and tore down through the park pam
handle, dragging the vehicle on three
wheels between obstacles better than il
could be steered at the horse show.
At Fell street they turned out north into
Baker street, where Officer Hanley, mount
ed. patrols.
Fortunately there were not many vehi-
cles on the street at this time, but Haney
in true cowboy style chased after the run
away for couple of blocks until Fulton
street was reached.
AT that juncture he seized the horses by
the brides and steered them around sud-
denly, causing them to fall.
Had the horses continued to McAllister
street they would have crashed into the
children from the Fremont Primary
School.
The Chutes lost their buggy, that's all,
for the horses were handled so we'll they
were little injured. The other losers in
this affair was the policeman, whose horse
ran away while he was disentangling the
team that mad run into and smashed
George Heineman's wagon at Fulton and
Baker streets.