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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-21
Jurors for criminal casas.

The following are the names of the
gentlemen subpoenaed and accepted as
petit jurors for service in the criminal
division of the district court: Josiah
Lees. A. King, Edward W. Price, J.
Wash Young, c. 4. Stanton. William
Husbands, A. L. Simondi Elias Nor
ris, William Evans E. E. Darling, Hy-
ram A. Basley. John Lollin, John But
tiers, Joseph L. Haywood.
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Sixteenth District.

The delegates are, to the ward con-
vention:
j. H. Raleigh, Fred B. Everett,
II. b. Hansen, H K Elton,
Mrs. j. +. Raleigh, J. Hansen.
w H. Glenn,
To the city convention:
J. H. Raleigh, w H Glenn.
H. B. Hansen, Fret 3. Everett,
Mrs. ]. H. Raleigh, H. K. Elton.
Alternates-Oliver Best and Mrs
Needham.
The campaign committee is H. r
Hansen, W. H. Glenn and H. r. Elton
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Fiftu-frst District.

at the Fifty-frst district primary. M.
z. Mulvey presided with F. w. Ross as
secretary. The attendance was large,
and the only instructions were that the
deiegation should vote Tor a Straight
Democratic ticket. under the unit -uls.
as 10 a candidate for mayor. the prevail
ing sentiment seerlad to be for Allen G.
Campbell.
The delegates elected were;
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G. J. Stanford, E. E. Rich,
Frank w. Jennings, Mrs. s. Rich
W. J. Newman, $685. stss ~ IT
Alternates--Eli A Foulard, A. T.. afor-
ris, Mrs. Hannah Newman.
80 the city convention.
John B. Reid. e. Z. Rich,
c. ]. Stanford, w. ]. Newman,
Moroni Gillespie, James Bishop.
f. w. Jennings,
Alternates.- Thomas Morris. Mrs. s.
Reid.
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Forty-eighth. District.

T. V. Williams presided and J. G..
Midgeley acted as secretary. The dele
gates are:
To the ward conventions:
T FRos WiiH 5s s Toisua Nj M:d tSyes
II. B. Addorts. i. r. Mansfield.
D a HATFIELD ]. G.. Midgeley.
Louis Hook,
Alternates. = Frank Harris, Martin
Lenzi. George F. Brooks, Williams Nc
Queen.
To the city convention:
]. H Moyle, z. A. Williams,
7. V. Williams. Frank Harris,
Joshua ,7 Midggelse9y Louis Hook.
Alternates.-J. G. Midgeley, William
! Mcqueen, d. 4. Hatfield.
| The precinct commit tee IS H. 3. Ad-
doris, Annie K Hardy. 7. a. Wiis.hrls,
| L. r. Mansfield
! a resolution Was passed expressing
! sympathy for the Republican party for
| the loss of its official organ
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A venire for eight more jurors was
issued, made returnable forthwith. The
following are the names drawn from
the box: l. NJ. Fisher J. H. Give,
James Young, j. r. Walker, jr, A F.
Holden, John Shepard, W. z. Hubbard,
Joseph H Young
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Twenfv-first District.

The delegates to the city convention
are:
John Montgom- E a King.
cry, ir., Geo. D. Shell,
J. A. Williams, Frank Harrigan,
II. Il. Grow. 3. j. Mailman,
VIM. Wittrige, Phoebe Fletcher.
To the ward convention:
John Montgom- e. A. King,
cry, ir., G. D. Shell,
J. A. Williams, Frank Harrigan,
II. E.. Grow, 3. j. Hallinan,
VIM Whitrige, Mrs. L. M. Rhodes.
Phoebe Fletcher. Z. J. Anderson.
Alternates-Cass Hite,. c. W. Miller
Miss Fletcher was elected chairman
of the precinct committee and has in
structionS to call a meeting Thursday
in the Office of Justice Sommer in the
Eagle block
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Thirty-ninth District.

In this district R. w. Young was Sc
lected as chairman and George Romney
secretary The following were selected as
delegates:
Delegates to the ward convention:
r. w. Young, c. NJ Ottinger,
c. r. Savage w. G. Dunbar,
Andrew Taysum, D. L. Murdoch.
W. P Jennings, Mrs. Geo. Romney, j
J. B. Lewis. Mrs. Aifales Young.
II. P. Henderson,
Delegates to the city convention:
r. W. Young, G. NJ. Ottinger.
c. r. Savage ". c.. Dunbar,
Andrew Taysum, d L. Murdoch.
w. P. Jennings, Mrs. Geo Romney,
j. B. Lewis,
Alternates to the ward conventional.
W. Powers, G. L. Savage, f. b. Barker.
'AIternates to the city convention.-G. l..
Savage, F. r. Barker.
w P. Jennings, D. L. Murdoch, J. 3.
Lewis.
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Seventeenth District.

Thomas W. Green pres: led at the
Seventeenth precinct primary, with
Wallace r. Fenton as secretary. The
following delegates were elected to the
ward and city conventions:
A. G. Giaugue, Sarah Clayton.
T. W. Green, Hugh Watson,
Alice Butterworth, ]. .. Watson,
j. c. Watson, W T. Feuton.
AItegnates-George Burt, D. H. Clay
ton and Ellen Watson.
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Thirtv-hfth District.

Nearly SO votes were cast. II. T. Cow
There was a very large attendance at
secretary.
/ Delegates to the city conventions
John Lees. William Gillespie,
Charles Holmes, G. NJ. Nelson,
Alex. d. Edwards, John w. HaSlam,
s. A. Rid,
Delegates to the ward convention:
John Lees, C. NJ. Nelson,
Charles Holmes, John w. Haslam,
Alex. D. Edwards, H. T. Cowburn,
3. A. Ridd, J. c. Hayes.
William Gillespie,
Alternates 10 the city Conventional. 7.
Cowburn, J. c. Hayes.
Alternates 20 the ward convention
William J. Hall. John n. Lees, P. ]. Nell
son. John L. Nebeker.
Campaign COMMUNICATIONS W. Has
lam, John Traynor, S. E. Taylor.
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The trouble with most Of the So
called dyspepsia cures, is that they
DON'T cure. They give only temporary
relief. Indigestion usually extends all
through the digestive tract, from the
stomach clear down to the large mites
volved in the trouble, being torpid and
inactive For q thorouh, radical, per-
Tlanent cure You must have the whole
digestive organism set Jight-Not vio-
lently stirred UP, but regulated. DR..
PierceS Pleasant Pellets Will do 1T.
They stimulate the digestive juices of
the stomach; invigoTate the liver and
help it to actively sacrete the bile; and
act promptly en- the bowels to promote
/ regular healthy movement. Tfis
means complete and lasting cure OF
digestive troubles.
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s-W. H. Bird, r. D. Ensign
Fiftieth District.
egates to the city convention :

Delegates to the city convention:
u. W. Brockmeyer. Mrs. Egbert Rob
Axel UhrstroTn- ertS.
To the ward convention;
F. w. Brockmyer, c. NJ Smith
r IThrst,orn. T. c. Patten jr
AFterlates-H. Halter. John Peters. a.
2. Levine.
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Fortu-third District.

W. II. Dale was chairman and c. L.
Rood secretary. The delegates are as fol-
lows:
To the ward convention:
Judge ". H. King, John Gibson, Jr,
John Gibson, w. Fl. Culver,
Mrs. W. II. Dale. G.. L. HawIey,
Mrs. G. Y. Wallace. w. H. Dale,
c. L. Rood, ]. D1ngertieid,
To the city convention:
W. II. King, c. L. Rood.
John Gibson, c. L. Hawley.
Mrs. ". Fl. Dale, John Gibson, Jr-,
w. H. Dale, J. Dangerfield.
w. H. Culver,
AMernates-Mrs. G. Y. Wallace, F. I
Turnweil, G. w. Kellogg, Albert Card
we'll L. NJ. Armstrong and John Bur
roughs.
While there was no expression. It is UNI
derstood this delegation is for w. H
Dale for mayor A number of silver Re
pubiicans were present and took part il
the proceedings.
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Fiftv-second District.

The primary in the Fifty-second district
was held at Bafley's hall, w. Z. D. Bar
nett presided and the following delega-
tons were chosen:
To the ward convention:
Andrew Gebharut J. e Weaver
John Davies, Mabel Newman.
Louis HObein. w. e. d. Barnett,
Stephen Tyne, II. z. Schiller,
j. w. DuckwoTth. J. J. Howell,
w. Z. Smith. Mrs. Newman
To the city convention:
Louis Hobein. Andrew Gebha=dt.
Stephen Tyne, j. w. Duckworths
II. e. Schiller John Davies,
" e. D. Barnett J. G. Weaver.
Mrs. Newman.
Alterrates. Butter. Daisy New
man.
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Tyenty-eighth District.

Josleph Bull. jr., was cha1rmam and
e. L. Sloan secretary. The meeting was
well attended and numbers turned out.
The following are the delegates:
To the ward convention:
w. d. Bowring, Joseph Bull, jr..
B. Y. Hampton, p. r. Margeuts,
r S. Young, Mrs. B. Y. Hamp-
E. L. Sloan, ton.
A f. Barnes,
To the city convention:
w. D. Bowring, Z. R. Margetts,
B. Y. Hampton, Jos. Buzz, Jr:,
A F. Barnes, Mrs. b I. Hamp-
e. L. Sloan, ton.
Campaign Committee-B. S. Young,
Joseph Ban, jr. and A. F.. Barnes.
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Twenty-third District.

E. T. Stevenson presided and A. j.
Scarf acted as secretary. The following
are tine delegates to THE ward comven-
ton:
B. e. West, Ell Stevenson.
W. 3. LaYielle, H. S. Beatie,
A. ]. Searle, Mrs. I. LaVeille.
Mrs. N. West. E. P Scoville,
K. Osltley, w. H. James.
To the city invention:
B. r. West, C. L. Stevenson.
W. B. Layieale, H. S. Beatie,
a. ]. Searl, Mrs. LaVeille.
e. T. Scoyille,
Alteruates-w Lapharn, j. H. Dorsey
and NJ Y. Horace.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
Continued from Page -

OContlnued TOM Page y
z. J. Dunford, G. Nielsen,
j. w Scott, H. Green,
To the ward convention:
Frank Stanley, C. Nielsen,
T. J. Dunford, H Green,
j. ". Scott, Sarah r. Stanley,
J. G. Lambert, Jennie Dunford.
Al,arGate Sylvester Reeves, C. W.
Midg1ey.
There was a large attendance, many
ladies being present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-21

The primary in the Thirty-second di
trict was held at Yeates hail. Frank Y
Jennings presided. and delegates we
chosen as follows.
To the ward convention:
John &. Reid. Thomas Morris,
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For Heavy, Sluggish Feeling
Use Eorsford's Acid Phosphate.

1t produces healthy activity of weak
or disordered stomachs that need slim
ulating, and acts as a tonic on nerves
and brain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-21
Will Retry NORRIS.
County Attorney Has the Case
Set for Oct. ii.
PRATT'S PLEA GOES OVER.
COMMISSIONER DUMMY PROM
Uses To MAKE THINGS SWIFT.

Cannon and His Wife on Trial for
Asssulting Chinaman-Petit Ju-
rors Examined and Accepted for
Service in the Criminal Court
Supreme Court-short Orders and
Notes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-21
Court Cuttings.

Ida ". Gill was yesterday granted
q decree of divorce from George w.
Gill by default. on the grounds of de-
sertion and failure TO support. c. K.
Gilchrist as the attorney for Mrs. GIL
The trial of the case of Emma D. A.
B. Neve against I. NJ. WaddeA was on
yesterday before Judge Hiles with
Messrs. Ferguson and Cannon repre-
senting the plaintiff and Messrs. F. S.
Richards and j. H. Moyle for the de-
PENDANT
The suit was brought 20 have a de-
cree Of the court adiudging that de-
PENDANT L NJ. Waddell deliver up to
plaintiff q deed 10 certain real estate in
Provo held by him in escrow, and for
SIS damages.
Judge E. A. Wilson, formerly Of
Provo. but who has been prachcing law
in this city since April last, has
formed a law partnership with D. Q.
Wiley, jr., prosecuting attorney of
Davis county. The firm announce that
they will have their Offices in the
Hooper building.
Peter Steimle, native of Germany,
now a resident of Salt Lake, was adj
mitted to citizenship.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-21

Democrats in the Twenty-ninth
turned out in force, and there were 40
votes fer the delegates. The selections
were:
Ward convention:
Thos. Slight, II. RaleIgh,
r q SIeater, S. II. Conley,
Alex. T. Wigran, Thos. Sll9hit,
a J. Adams, Geo b. Wallace
Mrs. H. Lloyd,
City convention:
Thos Slight, Mrs. II. Lloyd,
E. G.. Scatter, H Raleigh,
Alex T Wfg1aE, s. II. Conley-
A. J. Adams,
Alternately. r. Brown. A. Wi
gran, Charles Bishop.
Casmpaign Commlttee.-R. G. SleateT',
Thomas Slight, A. j. Adams. !,
S. S. Newton acted as chairman and
DR.. O. Howard as secretary
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Thirtv-6rst District.

H. A. Smith presided and c. w.
Graen, ir, served as secretary The
attendance was the largest ever known
in tfge district.
Delegates to the city convention:
H. H. Walters, c. w. Green, jr.,
G. c. Riser, Eliza. Thomas,
Mrs. G.. g. Riser, Geo. II. Spry,
Heber Davis, Mrs. Kate Walters
H. A. Smith,
To the ward convention:
II. H. Walters, Geo. H. Spry,
G. C. Riser. jr.. Miss Nellie Riser,
Mrs. G. c. Riser; Mrs Kate Walters
Heber Davis, Frank Haywood
Fl. A. Smith,
Altzrnates to Both Conventions
Thomas Matthew's, Mrs. Heber Davis,
Mrs E. D. Roundy.
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Fortv-second District.

Delegates to the city convention:
H: NJ. Dinwoodey. VI. S. Calder,
Joseph S. Williams, Thomas Manning.
Charles Smith, Chas Dangerfield.
Ralph Snowball sr,. laza
Alternate.-A. J. Burt
Delegates to the ward convention:
Peter Erskine, Charles Smith,
a. G. Corey, naaDa Sn0wban, sr-,
George Reid. w. S. Calder,
H. NJ. Dinw5odey, Thos Manning,
JOS S. Williams. Chas. Dangerfield,
observation-disclosures Cardwen, A II.
Tarbet Mrs. Anna Burt, Charles J. Rey-
holds.
Charles Smith. ir.. was chairman.
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Twentieth District.

The Twentieth district primary was
held at the residence OF R. K. Thomas
r. G. Hartley presided, with c. A.
Hurst as secretary. The delegates
chosen to the ward convention were:
r. G. Hartley, c. H. Hyde,
Mrs. r. x. Thomas VIM. II. Foster.
C. a. Hurst. Mrs. J. W. Pike,
J. w. Pike, VIM McLachlin,
Henry Blank, Fred Rsppen.
To the city conventions:
R. G. Hartley. Henry Blank,
Mrs. r. K. Thomas, Chas. II. Hyde.
c. a. Hurst. VIM. II. Foster,
J. W. Pike, j. w. Pike.
AIternates-R. K. Thomas, Miss Lille
McLachlin.
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Jos. R. Lewis, H. D. Folsom.
DIR. NJ. H. Cannon,
Alternates- W. Taylor, T. F.
Lewis.
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Fortu-ninth District.

Mrs. z. K. La Barthe presided over the
meeting which was well attended. c. g
Winters was secretarT.
The delegates elected were:
To the city convention:
Mrs. r. K. La j. NJ WARDROBE,
Barthe, Charles Wilkes.
G.. p. Angel, GtnstaVe Kroeger,
Il. E. wilson, L. A Cummings.
E. E. Winters,
AIternates.-E. E. Wilkes. W. H. Bird,
r. 3. Ensign, ]. R. Winder. jr.
TO the ward convention:
Mrs. f. K. La, Charles Wilkes.
| Barthe. Gustave Kroeger,
| G. e. Angel L. 4. Cummings,
z. E. wilson, T. e. Wfike5.
J. NJ. WARDROBE,
Alternates.-W. H. Bird, r. D. Ensign,
The campaign COMMITTEES IS COMPOSED
of c. s. wilkes, Gustave Kroeger and G..
! E. Angel.
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cl1airman and D. 3. Hemnsteaa aecretarv.

chairman and u. u. HempSt cad secretary
The delegates elected ware:
Delegates to the ward conventions:
w. Calder, w. H. Roy.
D. B. Hemnstead, Mrs. Barton.
John ID. Ford, NJ p Read
W Pickering, T. F. Thomas
s. f. Kershaw, J. Rerkeuhead,
Ed Willis, John T. Gunn-
Delegates to the city convention;
w Calder. w. H. Roy,
D. b Hampstead, MIS-. Barton.
John D. Ford W p Read.
w. Pickering. T f Thomas.
S. e. KerShaW J. Berkenhead,
Aiternates.-Ed Willis John F. Gum, J..
j. Van Meter. 2. Hoffman and D. Fer
guson.
The campaign committee is D. Fergu-
son, Mrs. Barton and ". Pickering.
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Thirty-third District.

The delegates to the ward convention
are:
r. P Morris, J. H Haslam,
Edw. Davis, Z. Mitchell,
VIM. Seeley, jr., Miss H. Player,
Mrs. j. II. Haslam, Oscar Evans,
M. Foster. Edwin Entristle.
To the c.sy convention:
r. P. Morris, J. H. Haslam,
Edw- Davis, z. Mitchell
VIM. Seeley. jr., Miss H. Player,
Mrs. ]. H. Haslam, Oscar Evans.
The campaign committee is: j. H. Has
lan chairman. Hattie Ernshaw, u. Mitch
sell Mrs. j. H. Haslam and r. P. Morris.
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70 the ward convention:
Thirty-second District.

homas Mathews, Mrs. Heber Da-
[rs. e. D. Roundy.
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Fortv-first District.

There was a heavy attendance at this
primary. Mrs. DR.. Ferguson was elected
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rmentu-sixth District.

The delegates elaleid from the Twen-
ty-sintil district to the ward ccuNen-
ton were:
John Alien. j. w IRE,
Albert FISHER, T. F. Howells,
G. H. Backman, r. M. Tuttle.
H B. Elder, Da;rdel EAaonL
w. J. Wilson,
Alternatives Elton. Edward
King.
To the city convention:
JOHN Allen, W. j. WILSON,
Albert Fisher, J. w. IRE,
G. H. Backman, t. F. Howeils.
H. b. Elder.
Atternates- NJ. Tuttle, Daniel
Eltnu
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For Lewd Conduct.

A young man giving the name of L.
NJ. johnson and a young woman Civ
ing the name of Regina Johnson we're
arrested late last night by Officer Lar
son on the charge of lewd conduct
Moments are useless if trified away,
and they are dangerously wasted if
consumed by delay in cases where One
Minute Cough Cure would bring i'm
mediately relief a. C. Smith, C. D.
Swift. l42 Main.
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4s and so Main.

Chldren's and Ladies' knit under
wear. A large line OF union suits
R. K. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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Thirtieth District.

A large crowd was that which gath
erred at the Thirtteth. where IS votes
wena cast. The selections for the ward
convention were:
D. c. Dunbar, Phil Raleigh
i r. Raleigh, Mrs C. c. r. Wells,
J. E. Hanson, V. V. MOTIFS,
Fl. Pembroke, Maiando Pratt,
Il. E. Stealen,
Alternates.-Mrs. Pembroke, John
Back, john McDuff.
To the city conventions:
D. G. Dunbar,
j. T. Raleigh,
J. e. Hanson,
H Pem,Hroke,
Morris.
Campaign Commistee:-Phii Raleigh,
II. q. Steaten, Mrs. Milando Pratt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-19

pfouoly In rspeat,n6 the ssosy. ''He nad
refused 70 help me when . little money
might have meant IN education ana an
ferent life for me. Let him kesp e now.
It 10 too late"
Tho story l. typical Of the girls pride
and self respect.
II imitation be the sincerest form Of nat.
eefy, the AaFcellei b surely ono Of then most
battered women In France. She has .
double, . young girl. who dresses like
nel. wears her hair In the same way and
calls herself Marcelle Jeanne dam. I'm.
fortunately the resemblance stops there.
Tho double Is not discreet. Not caring to
emulate Nile. Berengef's quiet mode Of
LIE. she fFequents the cafes, the concert
halls and the boulevards, always passing
herself Oh as the famous model.
Until quite recently this mysterious and
unknown twin gave Aarcelle much nm
easinesa. At the news Of one rather pro-
nounced escapade Of which she was sup.
posed to be the heroine the poor girl cried
for week. Tired Of the notoriety thrust
upon her, she set herself the task Of demon.
strating to her friends that there were two
4arcelles, and with excellent results. All
Paris now knows the story. much TO the
chagrin Of the double, whose fun it has
spoiled for the time being.
Those who have the good fortune TO see
Garrido's exquisite portrait Of Narcelle in
this springs salem cannot fail to eco the
youth and innocence In her face. She Is
without doubt that anomaly-s model
who Is morally and physically beyond re-
proach-a female Bayard, whether in or
out OF petticnts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-19

When I was rector Of St. Margaret's,
Westminster. Matthew Arnold was in
spector'of my national schoola It was
always, delightful to see and hear him
as no examined the little children
many Of them among the poorest Of the
poor-in grammar or arithmetic, OF
looked critically at the work done by
the little Annes and Mary James Of the
back streets. He manifested'a true dig.
nifty by the accomplishing faithfulness
and regularity with which for many
long years he discharged the compare
lively humble routine duties OF an in
spector, which must have often seemed
very uncongenial and from which he
ought to have been exempted by promo
ton or some form Of national gratitude.
He used sometimes to say at gatherings
where he was received with the loudest
applause, Gentlemen, you see before
You humble inspector Of schools. -
Dean Farrar in Temple Magazine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-19

Roland Reed tells this story: "Mr.
Jefferson and I happened to be in New
Orleans at the same time some years
ago. and Mr.. jefferson was to deliver q
lecture for nsentertainment that was a
benefit for some hospital there. At his
request I also made a few remarks, and
afterward we stood together in the
foyer, and Sen ator Jones introduced us
to the people who presented themelves.
Punch was flowing, and both Mr.. JEFF
ferson and myself were much taken
with the hand some young woman who
was serving it. We became so interested
in her that wei finally sat down where
we could look at her better. In q mo-
ment or twotwe were delighted to see
that she was making her way toward
rs. She had'with her two cards and
asked usdf we wouldn't write our names
on them Autographs, Of course, we
thought. and were delighted to do that
for her. We hardly looked at the cards.
After we had written she informed us
that it was for some charity or other,
and. TINS Jared, we took q more extend
ed look at the cards. We had signed a
promise to pay % each. Mr.. JEFFERSON
and looked at each other sorrowfully,
and his hand started down in his pocket.
So did mine. We each put upour e5 and
went home soon afterward. It was
clear case Of worked"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-06-19
Tobacco In . Cricket BAH.

A crickt yarn which is having a fine
run in Australia refers to the use made
Of a cricket ball by some prisoners who
were allowed to exercise in the yard of
o country Jail.
Drives over the Jail wall became so
frequent that the prisoners did little
else but field and throw the ball back
again.
At last the governor became suepi-
ctous and insisted ON examining the
ball TWAS Of india rubber and remark
ably light for its size. The explanation
was that the inside was composed Of TO-
bacco.
The halves Of the ball screwed togeth-
er neatly, and it is now said to be one
Of the treasures Of the Jail museum.
Parsons Weekly.