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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05
Wtwtemtem mmS en8lii0 %a4terifas
1tifGe Wttiiinn6re.

Ser I6paBbafte englif9s Golonialmini%
fter chamberlain bat es iebt in elmer ieiner
3ublrei6en Reben often ausgef9naBt, lparz
UNI i'm unb ieinen englii9en 9anbsleuten
bas leb6afte SntereiIe Der Ser. Staten fir
bic Nrmenier 10 duBerit pi1fommen i'll,
Sbm bebogt's melt better, nenn bic Ser.
@taaten nit Dem @roBtirfen tpegen Der
4rmenier 9dnbel a%nfangen, ais penn Its it6
8ene3uela's gegsn @nglanb anne6men.
Mittlerlpeile bat, tpie uniern 2efern BE-
reits betannt 1T, Elm amerifani19en publiz
aft nit biinbigen 8etpeiIen bargetban, bag
bic 5oupt19ulo an ben armentI@en @irren
armenii6e 9eBer tragen unb baB bic
| S9auerbert6te iiber tiirfi9e @reuel ge9en
Nrmenier meitens erlogen iino, Die Sir
fen bielme6r i'm NGgemeinen biel 19onenDsr
perfubren, als bies bic Gngldnber in d6n=
lider Gage tbun tpiirben.
Na6 in Der teranii6en 9auptitabt Nultin
fat ieBt cine gerGui9po1e 8erfammlung fir
bic Nrmenier uno gegen Die Siirten Itottz
gefunben. Sci biefer 9elegenbeit i@reibt
aber bic bortige beuti3e 3eitung nSetas
@orpdrts" f~olgenbes:
rS6on felt Sabren BADEN bic fdmmtz
Gi9en englif9zamertfanii6en Miffionsz8
feqf9aften ibr Nusenmert auf Qrmsnien
eeri9tet, um bort unter ben iogenannten
@briiten profelpten gu MAIDEN. ltn5dbliae
M%}iIiiondre aus Nmerita finb bort am Be-
febren uno am 6eben gegen ben m%ubamepaz
nii9en 9lauben. Sic tragen bic etgentlt9e
S9ulb nno fino Die eigentli9e l1rfa9e bsr
l1nruben in Mrmenien eepefen. Sic BADEN
uns au1 cine l1nmaiIe 4rmenier mad Mlaez
rita eeT9tdt, pel9e bas 2anb nit tpanberuz
ben 6auftrern, MGnnern unb Srauen, BE-
gliden. @inen S9lag Mrbeit bat maj nodj
feinen berfel6en Derri9ten feben, urb ie
bilben Elm tpiirbiges Seitenfiid gu benz itaz
lieni19en Srgelbreber init 1etnem Mffsn.
0aben fol9e Mrmenier elm paar Sabre in
Mmerita berneilt unb it9 bas @elb CUR
9tidfabrt er19a9ert, 10 treten tie in Mrz
menien afs ameritanii9e 8iirger ouf gez
feqen fi9 au ben amerifanif9en MiiiionGrsn
unb binben oann nit Der tiirftf9en Hegie=
rung an, inbem fe auf ibr bermeintli6es
amerifanif6es 8iirgerre9t po9en. 0arin
tperOen iie bann bon ben MifiionGren be-
itdrft, uab Der ,Sfanbal 1T fertig. l1nIer
Gefanbter bel Der u9Oben Pforte", Supge
q. 8. 5erre0 bon @uitin, tann Elm trauriges
2ieb babon fingen; benin tpenn e Damn BEN
@ufpieglern an ben 8ragen gebt, 10 f9reien
fie nd9 Dem ameritanif9en @eianbten INN
6iilfe, unb er bat feline Ruh' Bel Sag un6
Na6t, nidts mas ibm 8ergniigen ma9t.
rWenn bic betebrungsipitbigen Miiiionsz
@efeli6aften @merifa's lieber bas biele gelo
our 2inberung Der Notb uno Der Nrmutb
i'm eigenen 2anoe Dertpenben poQten, am
itatt es na9 Nrmenien gu tragen, 10 ipiiroen
iie tDobltbdtig pirten. nnb polen lie init
aler 9epalt ~ltngldubi9e gum @britentEum
befe6ren, 10 fOnnen fe i'm eigenen 2anbe
senug Nrbeit betommen, obne na9 @biro,
@rmenien Ooer 8engaIen 81 5ie6en, lpo lie
nur Die StDrenfriebe bes 2anbes bilben unb
unruben FIFTEEN. Sic brau9ten .nur nit 8pb
Sngerfou gu beginner, Der ibnen mebr i4az
bet. als oas sanae tarti4e Rei4.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05
Scr 80. SanMan

WDbl nur tpentge I'm 1erer 2e1er tperber
it9 Der Sbatia9e bepuBt fein, baB Der 20
.Sanudr einen bebeutungsbplen 9ebenftao
in Der @ei9i9te beg 9eutf9tbums G6ica=
gD's bilbet, uno BON ben @enigen, pel9e Bit
benz 8irgertriege Doruufgebenben aufresen=
ben politii9en Wirren Der Sinf3iger@Sa6
nit erle6t BADEN, lit bielet6t Man6em iener
benfpiirbtge 20. Sanuar bss Sa6res 1854
aus oem@ebdbtniB e~ntfuGen, 10 DAB es apobl
dngebra9t fem biirfte, am beuttgen SSa6res=
tuge Die @rinnerung an benIel6en auf3u=
frii9en.
Die 8ebeutung ienes Sages liegt BARN,
baB in elmer am 46enb befelben in Der baz
maligen Warner's Safe an &anbolpb Str.
auf benz PlaBe, mo beute 0as &eo5ie~8e=
bdube fte6t, abgebaltenen, gum groBen She'll
aus 9eutf6en beite6enoen 8eriummlung in
au%sbrufspoqer unb energii3er @etie 9eger
bic BON Senator Stephen u. Douglas alS
8oritBer bes NusI9ufies fir Serritorien i'm
DECEMBER 1853 ein6eri9tete &anIas= uni
Rebrusfaz8iG proteftirt unb 8ei9life an
genpmmen tpurben, ipel3e in @6icago &C.
piffermaBen ben erI item &nitoB gu elmer t4d=
tiQen un0 le66aften MntizS flaberetz8epe
gung gaben. SSene 8eI9liife puroen BEN
oamuIigen GongreBabgeoroneten Sobr
@enttport6, Der ben @bragoer 9iitrift berz
trat, ibermittelt unb erregten i'm gdn3er
2an6e ungebeures @ufieben, Oa Defenders
Gbicago uGs bas 8o1perf Der Democratic
unb 4n6Gnger Der Siibldnber gait.
Die Mirfung Der 8sT9Gi7e mar cine f
tpeitgebenbe, baB Senator Douglas fi9 Oers
onIaBt fa6, perI0nIt9 na9 Chicago gu rel
ien, Inn ben @eriu3 gu MAIDEN, Die 10 trGftte
BON ben 9euti9en unter 2ettung Der nSni=
nois @taats3eitung" unb i6res bamali9er
9erausgebers Georg S9neiber ms Werl
gefebte Ngitation gegen Die apeitere @us:
be6nung Der Sflaberei, %tporauf betanntlid
Die Re6rastdz8iq bindus5ielte. ein3ubdm:
men, mas i4m jebo9 ni9t gelang. a3nul
febte er i'm GongreB bic Nrnabme Der Gee:
brasta=8iu, psl9e ben MiHouriHGompro:
miB bonn Sabre 1850 auf6Ob uno ben neu:
geI9affenen Serritprien &anias unO Gee
brasta bic Selbtbeitimmung iiber @infib:
rung Ober &6f9affung Der StlaOerei iiber:
IieB, Dur9; inbeien Die bur3 fte bon Neuer
ongefa9te Slamme Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gung tpu6s gu einem gepaltigen 8runbe on
tpel9er 3pur grOBe 8erbeerungen i'm Sefolg
bate, aus Dem fiA iebO9, nu4 8eenbigun!
bes b%lutigen 8iirgerfrieges, Die Union be
Ser. Stuaten, gelGutert DON ben S3ladel
beg 8drbarismus, 6errli9 un0 ftrablenl
ME Elm B6Onir erbo6.
Sene @eriammlung BON 9eutf6en il
g6icago absr, am 20. Sanuar 1854, bar
nit Re9t als Der S9neebaG be3ei6net tper:
ben, Der, auf bas S9neefelb Der Offentli9el
Meinrng gei9leubert, bera6rollenb gu cine
mG6tiqen Canine antpu9s unb i'm Stur
au S6al bic Sflaperei unter i6ren Mufel
begru6.
Nls Seitenftiid 5u Der bier ertpdbnten 8e
nequng Der 0eutI9en @6icago's lam De
balb nub @us6ru9 bes &rieges bon beut
f6en &egimsntern in ct. 2ouis aus9efibrt
@niturm auf Gamp Sadfon, bas befeitlgt
lSuuptquartier Der @iiOldnber in Nft1ourt
be3ei6net perben, Elm @reigniB, Oas nI4
minoer ~peittragenbe SOlgen 3attt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05
@pIbn pir ann N,ritonprtbum befe6rter

rSelblt Elm gum puritanertbum betebrter
Nrmenier bringt ben Ser. Staaten audi nidt
einen pfennig ipertb Nuben; alfo lafe man
i'm, tpo er 1T, unb in &u6e. @s pdre Inl
ieben Sent iammerf9abe, Der BEL oiefen geloz
tnappen 3eiten unb Der Mrmutb i'm eigensn
2anbe BON @merita na9 Der afiatif9en
Siirtei gef9idt pirbe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-05
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
ncrSG,ofTt 5ufurt 9iuSeruua.

furtrt unO berbimSert
GrfdItmmoeH, &1,iten, tpcben &aIs, Snftenaar
@ron@itiS, ,ttgerzFatjitnSmtg &bcts
rtati3nuB, NeuraI9ic, SOpfidmer5,
Sabnldners, &afthma, Mtbs
44attNt0A a p IA ~ crNott
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11

NEW YORK. July 10.-A special to the
Herald from Havana, Cuba. says: Rebel
bands lowering in the districts just be-
youd Guanabacua are more active this
afternoon. Recently they fired upon va
rious government posts In the outskirts
OF the city. the Spanish gnrrlsons In the
Santa Maria and othrr forts, in the su-
hIrbS, responding with desultory firing.
For half an hour there was great ex-
element. The insurgents finally re-
treated. carrying their wounded with
them. The attacking parties neither
killed nor wOundtd any member OF the
Surrisons.
From Plnar del Rio. General Barual
officially reports having sustained for
two and one-half hours neal MHyes de
Rematcs. n combat with various bands
OF Insurgents. entrenched in strong po-
slt!ons in the vicinity. The rebel camps
at Nasnty and Blanco were taken By
storm and a great quantity OF munitions
captured. Spanish loss Is given ut II
k..icd and wounded. The rebels, In their
flight, LETT 81 dead on the Held.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11

Has your case become so loneless
that physicians hive given you UP?
Have friends gathered around 0
with sympathotica! tenderness? Have
you yourself ut last reached the conclu-
sion that earth holds no power to stay
the rlvAGcs % dlscGSee Raise your
dropping spirits. Take courage. Rouse
what l!ttle hope yet remains. There Is
ne who can help-there Is one who
Will cure. Hc Is DR.. Gilman. the great
specialist. OF Columbus. Q. Ills skill!
has saved the lives OF hundreds: may
save Your life. Disease in all Its in
tricatc forms readily Yields TO his
treatment, No m1lndy, no aiflctiop
seems to escape his seemingly marvel
GUS power. lI!S theoretical! knowl-
edge Is vast, his practical knowledge
gained in years OF experience with
every form Of disease Is conceded 10 be
extraordinary. These Grantcd. nothing
remains hut the natural deduction that
n successful issue IL sure 10 result 10
those afflicted ones who avail them
selves OF m opportunity 10 consult and
treat with Dr.. Ottman. Submitting 10
many urgent requests this physician
will visit Bridgeport, Sherman House.
Tuesday. July Il: BeliaIrc, Globe Hotel.
Wednesday, July 10. In the private par
lors OF the above hotels from 9 Il. m. 10
S n. m. One day only. Consultation free
and strictly confidential.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July lO.-lt was
nticr . u, N, when the Rrand lodge OF
tho Benevolent Protective Order rt.
ElkS competed the election OF officers
and It VAS daylight when the new OIL
GERS were Installed and the Graud lodge
adjourned 10 meet at MINNEAPOLIS III.
July, 1897, While these annual rcun-
Ions Increase In size and Interest year
ly It Is universally acknowledged there
never was such Il satisfactory meeting
as the II c!oSluS to-day, While the
governing laws have been changed In
many respects. the old ritual was adopt
I'd In preference TO tn. new one, The
whole night was occuptedin the election
and installation VI officers, Al these
places were closely contested. The old
iucllonal ir0blr pending To-day Is the
last business, This relic OF the Atlantic
City and jamestown meetings was dis
posed ot In the grand lodge By re-
storing past exalted grand ruler, A, APP
perry, o. Louisville, anu iiDt restoring
Past Grand Secretary Allen o. Myers,
VI NllklllNlAANs ~ Fl'NN " lll'NNAhN Va w
Cincinnati lodge has been called for
tonight tn consider the resolution to
cXpel Allen o. Myers from his lodge
and many visitors remain for that meet
Ing,
Following grand officers were elected
and Installed:
Exalted ltulcr-Mcade DetwcIler.
Harrisburg, Pa.
Grand Sreretary-George NJ. Rey-
nnldS. Saginaw, Mich.
Grand TrGnsurer-S. A. Orrls, Mead
VILE, Pa.
Esteemed Leading Knlght-B. G. AL
len, birmingham, Ala.
Esteemed Loyal Knight-Lewis Nou-
ser, Newark, \. j..
Esteemed Lecturlns Knlght-C. ",
Foute. Minneapolis.
Grand TruSteeS-Jerome II, Fisher.
jamestown. New York: \. e..
Haytrntt. Dallas, Texas, and George u.
Cronk, Omaha.
Court OF appeals. Thomas Turner,
Canton. Ohio: James A. MclIenry.Cu Cum
herland, Nd, and Willard {. Wander
l!ss, Boston.
Grand EsQuire-scott Holmes, Cincln-
pntI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11

DENVER. Colo, July l0.-Thc retail
clerks national protective association
has elected officers rs follows: President,
II. J. Conway. St Louis; first vice rref.-
dent. ". \. U0lcsou. gainesville, o.: sac
ond vice president, James ". Bishop.
bloomington, H.; sccretlry-tra2surcr,
Max Morris. Denver; national organizer,
John j.. O'%clll. Executive board. cEc
year, /. p. DRer. Ottumwa, Iowa; two
years. \. il Baldwin, Marion, Ind, and
L. Solomon, Denver. Delegate to Amer
lean Federation OF Labor. Ed L. Mnllo.
~. Cleveland. Ohio; alternate. II. Aroq-
son, Pueblo, Colo.
II was Decided 20 hold the 1897 conven-
tIon at Galveston, Texas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11
DEATH OF FRANK HuRD.
The E1-ronSrrssninn's Snddr Death
plungrs Toledo In NOurMinE.


TOLEDO, o., July lO.-Hon. Frank
Hurd died n few minutes before Q o'clock
this morning. Ills death was caused
by several strokes OF paralysis. the first
occurring at . o'clock yesterday morn
ing. This was followed by Others in
rapid succession. Ten days ago he was
taken with u slight case nf ~dysertery,
which made 1t necessary for-him TO re-
main in his room. II was not consid-
cred dangerous. however, and he gained
rapidly from the eiCect OF the attack,
The city is In mourning over the sudden
death OF It's most prominent citizen.
Mr.. Hunts death occurred at his room
In the Boody house. There were present
at the time Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Clark
and Mr.. henry Curtis. OF Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, ind four physicians OF this city.
The only other surviving relative Is MrS.
John Del-no. granddaughter nf Hon. Co.
iumbus prleno. OF Mt. Vernon. Mrs.
Clark Is a sister OF Mr.. Hurd.
Mr.. Eurd was unconscious for several
hours ErlOr to his death. There will be
special services Tomorrow forenoon at
st. Frances de Sales church. this city,
after which a special train will carry the
body to Mount Vernon. where services
will be held and where the remains will
he inferred.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11

DENVER, Colo. July lo.-Thc Music
Teachers National Association. whose
annual convention Is being held In this
city, has elected the following officers:
President. ". II. Greene. New York:
secretary. II. S. Perkins, Chicago: treas
uur. +. \. ParRcr, Madison, Wis: ez-
ccutIvc committee. L. Huntington
Wonimnn. Brooklyn. y. y: Frank Her
bert Tubhs. New York: Louis A<iiiur
Russell. Newark. y. j.; programme
committee, Harry Rowe Shelley. Gcrrtti
SIHith aud John Cornelius Gregg, all o.
New York city.
1t has been decided to hold the next
convention In New York city. In July.
1897. Many Instructive papers have hecn
read an. concerts and rCcitnlS arc Eivca
daily By ROM. OF the leading pianiSts. OK
Tanlsis and vocal!sts OF the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11

LONDON. July 1N.-Thc Westminster
Gazette this afternoon publishes n long
interview with DR.. chauncCy NJ. De-
pew. OF New York, u1on the political Silt
ugt,nn IN the United States. during
which r.. Is quoted aE saying:
'W'c Republicans, and also Democrats.
who t-licrs IN SOUND money. arc glad
that the Issue h7a been forced 80 clearly
on thu country. II largely oblltCrAtcs
party l!nrs and tho great business inter-
Csts OF the country, farming mercantile.
barkIrs aud ail that clement OF citizen
ship which has muie the United States
will be FOR the Republican candidate"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11
CatnrriI and Coli, Relieved In 10 10 90


One short pun OF the breath through
the Blower. supplied with each bottle Of
DR.. Agnrw's Catarrhal powder. dinuscs
this Powder over the surface OF tho
nasal Passages. painless and delight
ful to use. II relieves Instantly, and
cures Catarrh. Hay + yer,
ColdE Headache, Sore Throat, TonyIll-
tbs and Deafness. 10 cts, Sold by r. II,
List and Logan Drug Co. y&wy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11

Distressing Kidney and bladder dis.
cases relieved In six hours by the
NEW GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN
KIDNEY CURE" This new remedy
IS Il great surprise on acccunt OF Its
exceeding promptrcsS IN relieving pain
IN tho bladder, Kidneys, back and every
part Of the urinary passage In maIa
c. female. It relieves retention OF
water and pain IN passing It almoS,
Immediately. II you want quick relief
nl:d cure this Il your remedy. Sold by
Il. II. List, druggist. Wheeling. ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11

IT IN not Il miracle. II won't cure
everything, but II will curc piles. That's
what pcWitt's Witch Hazel Salvc
Will do. because II has done
II in hundreds OF cases. Charles
II. Goctze. corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bowie & Company. Bridgeport:
Peabody 6 Son, Bcnwoud.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11

BURNS are absolutely painless when
DeWlti's Witch Hazel Snlve Is prompt
ly applied. This statement is true.
\ perfect remedy for skin diseases,
chlppcd hands and lips. and never
falls to cure Piles. Charles Il. Gocizo,
corner Twelfth and Market streets;
Uowic q Company. Bridgeport; Pea
body & Son, BenwUod, G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11

TAKE n dose OF Dc Wits Ll,tln
Early RiSerS Just for the good they
will do you. These little Pills arc good
for Indigestion, good for headache,
GOdd for lire- complaint, good for
constipation. They are good,
Charles r. GOctze, corner Twelfth and
Market streets: BowIe & Company,
Bridgeport; Peabody 6 Son. Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11

IA LITTLE III. then a little pill. Tha
III IL gone, tho pill has won. Dc Wits
Little Early Rlscrs. tho li:tlc pills
that cure great Ills, Charles IS SOetzc,
corner Twelfth and Market Strccis;
Bowie l. Company, bridgeport: Pea
body & Son, Benwood :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11
ltuckIcn's hrnica Saiye,

The Best saivc In the world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rhcum. fever
sores. letter. clappcd hands. c~hiIbiulns.
curns. and all skin cruptions. and POSI-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
Il Is guaranteed tolsivc perfect satis-
faction or money refunded. Price IS
Coats per box. For sale By Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11
THE ELKS ADJOURN
After on All Night Session Elect.
Ing Their Oifccrs.
TIE NEXT ANNUAL MEETING

WIN be lIsldln Mlmntapoi.,-rhr Session
nfthe Graud i.udgr Just Closed was tho
MoSt Satisfactory the Order Ever lc,psr.
fenced FmIionni pIntrrncrs A,nirabiy
ssuIcd-AIlCn q. Meyers 10 he Expelled
rrom the cinc'nun,i iodgr-OGIerrs
Elected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11

IT'S all the same. n slight cold, con-
Gcstcd lungs or sevcre cough. One Min
ute Cough Cure bRnlshes them.
Charles Il. GOctze. corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Bowie e Company,
Bridgeport: Peabody & Son. Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11
A WONDERFUL MEDlClNE,

IEEcTIAII'S PILLS, takon as directed.
will quickly restore Fema,eo ,ocompieio health,
They promptly remove obstruction, or irrogu.
iatitles OF tho Syslom. Fora
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-11
SUMMER RESORTS.
LEB WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Formerly known as IIoward's Lick.
Will open June %. The waters contain a
larger per cent of soda tina any other
sulphur springs known in the v~lrcinlaS,
Only mail and connection by telephone
with tho Western Union. Round trip tick.
cts over tho Baltimore 4 Ohio from
Wheeling. Pamphlets can be had at this
Office, Address
LEE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS CO.,
teS Matthias, Hardy County. W. Va,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-02-01

Is seldom made nowadays
in the book line. But a
tremendous exception to
the general rule, and the
prevailing sensation is
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-02-01


sale to begin at nine a. IN. On Monday
morning an hour before the doors were
oper ed crowd waited in front OF the
doors When they were opened the
crowd surgeo in and hands OF all sizes
and colors began to grab at things.
The first two pieces of silk that Gus
tomersucceeded in getting the distracted
clerk to pass out to him were immed-
lately torn into small pieces by the mob.
When il saw that it was defeating itself
it was subdued somewhat and the men,
beers OF il decided to wait their turn and
give the first Corners chance. The
clerk said: Ladies! Ladies, remember
that you are ladies" to deaf ears. A fire
in a theatre and silk sale are attacks
on inherited and acquired culture that
ladies and gentlemen do not resist.
The house in question had only a few
pieces OF silk and they were soon ex-
hausted, but the store was filled with
people looking about for ether bargains
which was the object of the sale pro-
baby.
Mrs. ELEPHANTS new book, The
Story of a Governess," manages to be
interesting while telling an old tale.
The position OF governesss is I'M
comfortable to its occupant and inter
esting to others because it is SO equiv
ocal and varied. Her position depends
on the teacher herself, the taught, the
taught's relatives and their traditions.
This Janet Of Mrs. ELEPHANTS tale is
pretty girl OF Twenty, educated and
given home by cousin who dies just
before the story begins and leaves her
nothing. She can play very well on the
piano and she knows history and liter
AZURE and such well enough to teach
them to children, so she gets place as
plishments she is Notwithstanding. in
itself a cradle gift, not to be analyized
or described. linen are charmed by
some woman and no woman can tell
why. Charmers are sometimes dark
and sometimes fair, they are Of all sizes
and shapes, they are garrulous or silent,
they need not be beautiful or well
dressed, rich or of high position. These
things only increase the weight Of her
subjects chains who are her prisoners
at first sight anyway. A study Of
Shakespeare bellies does not help to
clear the mystery-the mystery Of fas-
cination. What in common have Des-
demona and Portia, Ophelia and Rosa
lind, Juliet. and Cordelia? Shaks-
pear might have known but he never
told. He himself preferred a soft voice
in woman, but he makes Juliet stand on
q balcony and bawl out her love to the
night and to Romeo.He has Portia make
q mannish speech in a courtroom Of men
the new woman could do no more
and Ophelia goes and browns herself.
So tho secret is secret still as far as
Shakspear is concerned. ana il he does
not tell Times mouth is closed forever
Mrs. Oliphapt's heroine is the adored of
all the men in the book, Heaven alone
knows why. She is shrewd and undcr-
stands the other people. she masters the
enfant terrible in the family in one in
terview, she knows how to dress and
she is fairly good looking. On the other
hand she is absolutely cold blooded.
Erom .over IN cover she shous , N affoc