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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-05

MRS.: Stephen Purtell of Ashland avenue,
WIFI give a tea this afternoon. -:
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-05

George Wright will give a party Friday
evening at his home on Crocus pace for his
cousin, Miss Lucy Wright.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-05

The Ladies Aid Society No. 20, Sons of
Veterans, gave social last evening at the
home of Mrs. David Swank. 800 South Ex-
change street. The lawn was lighted with
Chinese lanterns. Mrs. Swank was assisted
by Mrs. Ray. Mrs. Hadlock Mrs. Krech, Mrs
Walker, Miss Hurd and Miss Stella Swank
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-05

The youngu pepple of st. Johns German
Lutheran church will give a social this even
ing in the church pariors.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-05

The monthly meeting of the board of man
ayers. of the,iWcmen's Industrial union will
be ned this morning at the home of Mrs.
j. A. Swensops of Marshall avenue.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-05

Mrs. Daniel Wheeler. of Portland avenue
gave an informal luncheon yesterday afternoon
lor Mrs John A. Logan The parlors and
dining room were decorated with sweet peas
OF varied colors and asparagus vines.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-05

Mrs. George II. Thomas will entertain the
Monday afternoon eucbre Cub Monday at
her home on Ashland avenue.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-05

Miss Ella Mae Hail and Archibald B. Bishop
VIII be married this afternoon at 2 O'Clock
Miss Nellie B! Hope viii be bridesmaid and
Paul Floyd hest nEap. Miss Hopes orchestra
will play the wedding march. An informal
reception will be held after the wedding Ger
emony. - 4.f
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-05

Garfield w. r. C. No. gave a lawn social
last evening at the residence of Mrs H A.
Morse, of Iglehart street.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-05

The Ladies Guild of st. Clements Church
residence of Mrs. c. A. Dibble 1917 Summit
avenue. The ,porches and grounds were
lighted with Japanese. lanterns while sweet
peas were used in the decoration of thefn-
terror. of the house. Mrs Caldwell and Miss
Duzenberre presided in the dining rooms and
were assisted by the Misses Butcher and the
Misses Gibbs. About seventy-five people
were present.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-05

The midsummer festival given by the
women of st. Peters Episcopal church. on
the grounds Of the church, was a great sue
cess, and will continue this evening. The
and lanterns. and prettily decorated booths
were presided over by Mrs. George H. Miller
Miss Efie- Mayaietd. Miss Winnie McElvery,
rainbow drill and a gun drill were well exc.
cuted by children from the Minstering
Children's league. under the direction of Mrs
MclVer. Music was given by the choir boys
also Kleist's orchestra
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-05

A boat patty down the river from Mime
mana, on the steamer Henrietta, was given
iast evening by about forty young people for
Miss katherine Richards Gordon and E. w.
Durapt Jr.. 0f Saltwater. Mrs. e. w. Durant
Sr. ana Mrs Stockton chaperoned the party,
which left Minnehaha at $3.50 for the river
Trip: Musics was furnished by string or
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-08-05

room. Wore black grenadine over black
SILK. Miss Gertrude Kirk served
frappe in the library. Assisting In the
pariors were Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Horn,
MT. ana Mrs. Alexander Cathcart. Mrs.
Horn wore gown of pink organdie
and Mrs. Cathcart pink mousseline de
sole. Among the hundred people pres
ent We're ihe Misses Hackney, Ritz
niger. Livingston, Watson. Stickney,
Gfalop, Clark. Robinson, and Messrs.
Langford. Durham. Weed, Wallace.
fernesS, Gray, Randall and Ames.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26

iest A. T.. Lmctgeft = tiala i5of
North Hermitage ave. v Chicago.
osvtdttli $, pfavdiyou oblaloha
prot ntmu vxnesena V noel na
j. kvttna teho lena tsjemnt xmi.
xeIa pondSll Luetgeft xaisen
na oblaloln. " svou tenn xayfay.
diI Dsk poIieie tyfdi Luetgeu
pfovedl yfatdu spNsoLem aknsetnt
hestialnlin. usalil II "a liva v
kyseIinaeh . pax osta,ky spalil.
ably po NJ nic nexbylo i.uelgert
hyl maiitclem nejyttAi toyAfny na
salAmy ' eeit AmeFiee, blixko ma
hYdli jest po druhf ienat. Jeho
pfyni 1cna nahlc skonaIa r. 1876.
" lednu 1873 poIaI za manyeIku
81. l.. Ijecknesovou. ale nabatiI
" Il po a roxy u1 spavaI dfa.
dovnt, KAN ~ yodil pr} 2eny po.
ehybnc poy6su. kdyi mu tcna
pfoto 6iniIa y{titky. uminil 81 ii
xavraldIti Gin ten provcdl > "a.
helskou chIadnokrevnosii. rodIc
tsrzcni poIicic nakoupil nehasenc-
ho vapna r0znyeh kysclin, atko.
Il jeho toyafna nepracovaIa. Oko.
10 pol jedenactc sobotu vcter i
kvttna oba mankcle sli do tovarny
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26

Cfaniofd Go iest pieYalnou sss.
sinou demoktalieks = Lshieldt
pr0hlaten hgI zYolen@m sfhfadus
fen nssledkem tisku4t thyhy, kie.
fa1 We imeni dsmokfalitk6ho leho
soapcic o. nalttala q utnayale. a.
vlastnt No 6fadm onolin li,len 20.
yolan nobyIl odeplsl lei xastavasi
v aenaiu "a eel0a III dobu mimo.
Iidntho Eassdinl ohIevil se pouxe
iedngu % tenkfAlp. kdyt hlaAu
ieho neyyhnulelnt h pofa1enl pro.
hibisakh . kn pliimuli piedlohy,
vffDbu iihoytn ' lowt opravhuiici
zapotied Iyle D kdyI mu posat.
KEN tydne ststnim audiiofem pou.
kazka "a s67s 60 pist "a dobu
xasedaui xaslana, tu i hexe vAeho
toxmyAlenl vrittl. . dokladem. ~
nehodla pfiimouii plat ~ praei.
kteruu nrkonal
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26
v Kansas svita.

Pfinosli jsmc jiz zpravu. zc
kansassti prohibitaci st6zuji 81 ma
guvcrncra Leedyho, ze pry ia o
provadenf zakona prohibicniho Sc
nestara a o zalczitos,i IL sdeluie
Sc nyni Topeka nasledoyni: Gu
werner Leedy nejvyssi navladni
statni Boyle ponecha velkym m6-
stnm tolik piva kofalky, co jcn
spotfebujf. To plati zvlaste o
Leavenworth, Wichita, Atchison
a Kansas City, kdez smyslenf lidu
pfevaznon vetsinou jest pro lfho-
why pro vybiranf license. PIE
daci temperament lfgy pfisli jiz k
tomu poznanf, ze administrace ny
nejsf la provadenf zakona prohi-
bieniho We velkych mestech male
hati nehodla a proto obmezi SC
pro pfftomnost ma venkov, kdez
pfestupnfci zakona budou stfhani
dvojnasobnou pffsnostf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26

ucinen byl 1tery New Yorku a
sice mel Sc stati obetf teze b}valy
senator spolkovy ]. r. McPher-
son. TJz napaden byl tifado-
vne sve w. Il. Van Akenem, kite
ryz easteene slepym jest nebyti
zakrocenf soukromeho tajemnika,
zajiste plan by Sc mu byl zdafil.
Van AIKEN We spoleenosti jednoho
jeste muze vstoupil do 1fadoyny
McPhersonovi kolem IL. h. dopo-
lednf zadal jej, by pfi nejakou,
v kterez 1easten jest, po dobrem
S MIN Sc vyrovnal a kdyz tento
mluviti S MIN nechtel k pravni-
ku jej odkazal, vytahnul revolver
a McPhersona do prsou stfeliti
chtel. Nez vsak ranu vypaliti
mohl, zachytnul ruku jeho soukro-
my tajemnik, jcmuz take po krat-
ken zapase podafilo Sc zufiv-
ce pfemoci. Mezi tim spoleenik
tehoz zmizel. Die vyjadfcni Sc
McPhersona jest as pffeinou dto-
ku zaloba, kterou Van AIKEN proti
nemu ma s2so, 600 podal, at pry
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26

Luetgert vrhl Sc tam ma svou zenu
a vrhl il do hlubokeho kotle napl-
neneho vapnem ostrou kyseli-
nou, ktere okamziku temef stra-
Willy maso celeho jejfho tela. Zby-
tex kostf pry spalil. Policie ma
v rukou diva prsteny zmizele zeny,
ktere byly nalezeny v kotli.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26

zaroveii temef $40, 900 ma hotovo-
sti a certifikat Sp. Statd ma $40, :
900 znejfci. King, jako obytejne
vyslan byl po 10. hod. rannf, ably
vymenny obchod S ostatnimi ban
kami jako obycejne vyffdil penf-
re clearing housu nalezejfcf ode
vidal. Ma teto ceste jeho proslo
mu rukama pies $4,000 posled-
ne WIDEN byl V clearing housu,
kdez po II. hod. sI5,5oo.7I ma
vyrovnanf 1etu banky odevzdal.
kdyz ami po /. hod. do banky Sc
nevratil, zapocato patranfm
policie bezodkladne o tom uvedo-
mena, lee vse bylo marnym do
sud zadna stopa nenalezena. King
pozfval doposud povesti te nejlep-
81 Caste rukou mel sunni desa-
teronasobne tax velkou, jakouz
nynf zmizel proto ma Sc "a to,
ze spfse nejakym nestestim stizen
byl ze zmizeni jeho dobrovol-
nym nenf.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26

<aksxoyano Jet a le netinl 10 fox
dilu, icstii ieIeni dosiaIi se tam
dobrovolnf. n ala tehnani tam
byii ADAMS hAIl - pron iomu
20 Tim. le ohfadu nssli,lil 90 past.
n}brl \ oehfans svfho msetka a
kdyi ieleni Iednou na maiesek ies
ho a. dostali = tam uvixli. " a.
fuveb maietkem isho 81 stall
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26

y lRtHtf RN8ffFt RNNHtNt3B
minul{ch dnoch. ~ b}saly sana.
tor Boise, senator Cannon a sen.
pettigfcw odIedou terveneo ~
San Francisco do Ciny a Iapann,
ally Tam otazkn pentini studovali.
v bytu senatora pettigrewa
odbfvaua pondeli porada stfi-
brafskJch repnblikanskych elena
sntmovny senatu, niz usncsc-
no nalehati ma to. ably dafi ma w.
voz hospodafskych plodin nvaIcna
byla uvalcni dane toto jest prJ
jedinkou ccstou, ktcrouz odskod-
men bJti maze farmer za clio, KITE
rez ma iin6 vyrobky uvaleno jest
a kterez naslcdkem toho pry
obnos ella zdrazovany jsou. v
scnatu podan budc navrh dotyeny
sen. Chandlerem.
| Guycrnerem 1zemi Arizona
jmenovan byl We stfedu presiden-
tenn Mckinleym M. H. McCork
Oh. FL. Akers jmenovan 1fednim
tajemnikem.
! Z Washingtonu oznamovano
We stfedu, ze sekretaf statnf Sher-
man uvedomil konecne We stfedu
vladu anglickou prostfednictvfm
velevyslance Pauncefota, ze smlou-
va arbitratnf mezi Spoj. Staty a
Anglif uzavfena byti nemuze to
nasledkem toho, ze teze schvalenf
senatnfho Sc nedostalo Pficiny,
pro kterez smlouva schvalena ne
byla, velevyslanci anglickemu o.
znameny nebyly take nebudou,
nebot' ddvody pro vzdy vefejnosti
tajnymi zustati mali ami zapis-
skach statnich o Mich zadne zmfn-
ky ueineno nebude a pouze to
faktum zaznamenanym zustane, ze
smlouva zavrzena byla.
! Sekretafem vnitra zaslana We
stfcdu senatu zprava komise, KITE
raz Indiany Choctaw a Chicka-
saw v Indian Terr. ohledne cd
stoupeni pozemk1 jejich vyjedna-
vala. lest to nejdulezit6jsi smlou-
va, jakaz kdy kterymkoliv kmenem
indianskym uzavfena byla, nebof
jedna Sc nj II, 800, 3o8 akrn
pozemkd, v kterychz zajem ma
I4,56o indiana plnych 100, 900
miSenc1 a belochu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26
zne V Oklahoma.

Pffstfm tydnem zapocnou v
Oklahoma zne re zprav re vsech
okresd oklahomskych doslych, jiz
nynf souditi lie, ze 1roda bude v
pravde obrovskou. Psenice seto
bylo vice nez jindy a sklizeh bude
tax bohatou, ze droda cd 40 do
90 busld po akru Sc odhaduje.
Soudf Sc, ze celkem Oklahoma
kolem 5000, 900 psenice letos bur
de sklizeno.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26

Zakonodarstvem texasskym
pfiiata litery pfedloha, kterouz
po roce 1898 zavedeny budou We
vsech vefejnych skolach texaskych
stejne ueebnice.
V Hoboken, n. J., znicen We
etvrtek yeeer ttverec, ohranieeny
ulicemi "a, 49,, Washington
Hudson "a s65o,oo9 skod Jim
spnsobeno. Ma $50 rodin zbave-
no pffstfesi.
V Sioux City, Ia, popalena
We stfedu smrtelne vybuchem ga
solinu 75leta pi. NJ. Henrahanova.
Taz eistila 81 saty gasolinem, kite
ryz neiakym spdsobem Sc il vzfal
nez hofief saty z nj strhany,
smrtelne popaleni utrptla.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26
thti yIastnl sIektfAfnu.

V IDes Moines, Ia.. odhgsAna
pondSii xvlAAtni volba. v nil uh
tanssva pfedIotena byla h odhla
soyani otaxka. sda mtsto vIasenl
eIeksrafnn postaviti ma, Il mali
" na dale kontfakt na osvttlD
vani ulic xadAvati MSstn utintn
byl totik hfmou MeCaskcy 4 Iiols
comb ~ Springfield, III, nAvrh.
" elcktfarnu tam postavi . mfstn
po o " roku 500 elektfick}eh SD
tel "a fotni popIa,ek $4,000 do.
dayati budou, natea 30 upIynutf
DOLBY II elck,farnu sc vsim xaFi
zenim maietkem msstsk5m se sta.
nc. To Sc roxumi, te stara spo.
letnost proti proposici tfio ze
vsech sil pracoyaIa, to vsak bylo
il malo pIatnym, nebof ta1 pFi
solbt 1904 proti 1877 hlasnm pfi-
jata. n vyslcdku hlasovani tuho
soudi Sc, ze podobne pfijat bude
i navrh ma zfizeni mestske vodar.
ny, ktcrazto otazka potatkcm PHI
stiho mesice k odhlasovani pfijdc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26

mn ylsstnt All jedinktho teniu
dInten nenf fvfdf. te Van AIKEN
ktefyl pied lcty yelier xamotn{
hYl. naaIedkem xtraty eetktftho
ieho maietku ~ foxumu ehof}m
w s,aI q te take 1aloba v{plo
dem ch0f6h0 mofku byla
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26
Pfijmy vnitrozemni dane

obnasely "a mesfc duben sII,3s4-
53o, coz bylo s96, 7o5 meme nez
vybrano bylo v temze mesfci roku
minuleho. Ia poslednfch 10 me-
sfcn vybrano vnitrozemnf dane
celkem sI22, 4o4, COZ jest 0
5000, ,o63 vice nez temze obdobi
roku minuleho.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26
Novinafi We sjezdu.

v Chicagu zahajen We stfedu
v}rocni sized associovaneho tisku
"a znaeneho dcastcnstvf zastupc6
pfcdnich easopiso V zemi. Ze
zpravy fiditelstya vysvftalo, ze
associovany tisk tsa pfitomne 6sI
tlenn, Re roeni pfijem 81, 100, 900
obnasi, De a3,234 mil telegrafniho
dratu k pouzivanf ma DC prnme-
rem denna hlavnfm easopisnm
so, 900 slov latky dodava.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26
Na sIvaos otlalobu

odkaxani byli Ocomoa. $. w.,
krajsktmu soudu bratff John y
Herbert Hoffman. ktcgi pied 70.
kem douovinu okfosu ffcsho 81
zaujmnIi. DobytkaFsky spolek
obiaIoyal jc ,otik zc xabili byka
w. II. ffostovi. nalczejieiho a po
pfcdbtinem vysIeohu byli skutct.
ne take krajsktmu sondu odkaxa.
nj. Obialovani nepopiraji. BE- by
ka nezabili. uyedli vkak okolnost,
"a jakych TAX utiniIi tyto zajistd
vice ncz j. X tomu oprayhovali.
Tvrdf totiz, zc byk minuld zimy.
kdyz snahu okoli ma mnoho stop
lezclo. ma farmu leIich zabIoudil a
do drnaku jcjich Sc propadnul a
pfi tom tax Sc poskodil, DC zabiti
jcho nczbyinym bylo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26
Jsou pry pfipraveni.

L New Yorku dosla We stfedu
zprava, ze kubanska junta ujistu-
je, ze v padu uznanf povstalcn ku-
banskych jakozto moci valefci
4 valecne lode pfipraveny mali a
ze tyto pod vlajkou kubanskou
vyplujf ma mofe Y tyz den, kdyz
uznanf tohoto &c strany SpojenJch
Stat1 povstalcnm Sc dostane. Lo-
de tyto koupeny pry byly Anglii
a podobne v lodeniefch anglic-
kych vyzbrojeny byly.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26

o vypuknuti kterez minute zpravu
jsme pfinesli, neznstala omezenou
pouze ma New York mGsia okol-
nj, nybrz rozsifila Sc V dtery jiz i
ma Philadelphia, kdez dne toho
vice jak tisfc delnfkd odevnickych
tovarnach zames,nanych praci "a
stavilo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26
Bilou vranou

mezi politikafi jest iowsky senator
Rudolph Lehfeldt, kteryz okre-
su Crawford phi poslednf volbe ma
listku republikanskem zvolen byl.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26
Ma yyyor piiyon

S,aiintickou dfadoynou yydana
byIs mtnul}ch dnech podfotna
xprAya . nasem v5toxu pTiyoxu
' mtsiei dubnu IN. tide wye
DEMO fnxn6ho xbo1i mtsiei tom
"a s7o,f7b,gO7. eol iesi o sb,775.
600 vice NED ' tcmte mtsici fokn
minultho I'iivok eentn byl M
sfor, Jos.fof, Sehoi pinch So
proc. pfiveScno byIo bcxc ella V
10 m6sieieh posledni dohd ukon.
tenych obnakel vyyox naA proti
ttle foku minuItho o pInych $751;.
600, 600 vice = pffvoz ' tcfc peri.
odd v0ti roku Iohskcmu hd xa.
rovch % 500, 600. 600 mcnsi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26

v Safeosii. Mo-. xaposaio pa.
tatkem iYdne A. abifsnim jahod
10 tsmni lcdns hfms. safeosy
Horticultural Assn. kiefal ma
1900 akfd ishodami oaAxrno. NV.
ieIn,Is ohlAtku. te piilme 10000
osob do prAcc. vyhlaska ,ato ~
nasIedek mtls, te pIihIasiI - pos
,ct vice lsk dvoinasobn5. TAX w.
pro Iidi " vnbee ani misla nebylo
y oni ma hole xemi spati museli
Armada dtlnfkn hyla ve s,snech
positI Itky Spring poatavcn}ch
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26
Novy podmofsky eIun

torpedovy spusten byl v pondeli
ma vodu v lodenici Crescent V Eli
zabeth, N. J. die vynalezce ].
p. Hollanda nazvan Holland. :"
clun jest tvaru cylidroveho, meff
SO stop 3 palce delky nejsirsi
casti sve jest 10 stop 3 palce siro-
ky. DIE tvrzenf vynalezce obna-
seti bude rychlost clunu 8 uzld
pod vodou a 10 uzld mad hladi-
nou. Hnacf sfla poskytovana
bude gasolinovym motorem, kdyz
popluje Sc po povrchu proudem
elektrickym, kdyz pod vodou.
Ozbrojenf sestavati bude &c tff
trubic torpedovych muzstvo Sc
stavati bude pouze re 6 muzn.
vynalezce pozadan byl vladou ma
81, jakoz j vladou anglickou Spa
n9lskou, ably dovolil zastupcnm
jejich zkouskam pfftomni byti,
COZ ale odmftnuto a podobne od-
mitnuty doposud veskery nabidky
ma odkoupeni vynalezu jeho.
Zajimava otazka
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26
ItfsiII Sc a tenIfc 4 nim.

v Bostonu pohfcsujc sc cd site.
dy A. NJ. King, f0Icty poslieck
Boston National banky a 5 MIN
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1897-05-26
zajimava otazka

vyvolana byla We Wyomingu, kdez
nejvyssi navladnf podal zalobu
proti dobytkafi L. Z. Adamsovi
pro porusenf statnich zakonn ho-
nebnfch. Minute zimy hleda-
la totiz znaena stada jelenn past
vim ma planinach, kdez raneefi
usazeni jsou zde ma zasobach
sena a slamy velke skody spnso-
bila. Adams prave tax jako mno-
no jinych dobytkafd nasledkem
toho nucen byl zhotoviti kolem
stohd svych slime ploty tu jedno-
no krasneho rama do takove ohra-
dy 81 jelenn sc mu chytlo. Adams
je tam pekne hezky zavfel tam
je ponechal ueinil mimi pokus
zda ochotiti by Sc nedali. Ma
vladnf statni podal vsak ma neho
zalobu pro pfestoupenf zakona.
Dovozuje totiz, De pry ohrada ona
povazovati Sc must "a past, do
kterez chytani zvdfe We Wyomingu
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-27
Holmes Oh Boarding Houses.

Oliver Wendell Holmes wrote: "To
think Of it! Not even a dog to lick his
hand or cat to pur and rub her fur
against him Oh, these boarding houses!
What forlorn people one sees stranded
on their shores! Decayed gentlewomen
with the poor wrecks of what once
made their households beautiful dis
posed around them in narrow chambers
as they best may be, coming down day
after day, poor souls, to sit at the board
with strangers, their hearts full of sad
memories which have no language but
a sigh, no record but the lines of sorrow
on their features; orphans, creatures
with growing tendrils and nothing to
cling to; lonely rich men, casting about
them what to do with the wealth they
never knew how to enjoy when they
shall no longer worry over keeping and
increasing it; young men and young
women, left to their instincts, unguard-.
ed, unmatched, save by malicious eyes,
which are sure to be found and to find
occupation in these miscellaneous col
lections of human beings, and now and
then a shred of humanity like this little
specialist, with just the resources need
ed to keep the radical moisture from
entirely exhaling from his attenuated
organism, and busying himself over a
point of science, or compiling hymn
book, or editing grammar or diction-
ary-such are the tenants of boarding
houses whom we cannot think of with
out feeling how sad it is when the wind
is not tempered to the shorn lamb,
when the solitary, whose hearts are
shriveliDp are NOT soft in families
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-27
Where Dukes of Hamilton Are Buried.

Then we pursued the rest of the party
to Hamilton palace, which is like a
monster London house-Belgrave square
covered in and brought into the cOun-
try. In the park is a huge domed edi-
fee, something like the tomb Of TheOd-
ORIG at Ravenna 1t was erected by The
last duke for himself, bis son, grand
son and his nine predecessors. "What
grand sight it will be-" he said, when
10 dukes of Hamilton rise together
here at the resurrection" He himself
lies Just under the dome, upon pave
ment of colored marbles and inside the
sarcophagus of an Egyptian queen, with
her image painted and sculptured out
side He had this sarcophagus brought
from Thebes and used frequently to lie
down in it to see how it fitted. 1t is
made of Egyptian syenite, the hardest
of all stones, and could not be altered,
but when dying he was so haunted by
the idea that his body might be too
long to 60 inside the sarcoI hagus that
his last words were: Double me upl
Double me up!"
After he was dead no amount of
doubling could get him into the mummy
case and they had to cut off his feet to
do it. Alas, that should have to add
note to say that the mummy case has
been since discovered not to have be
longed TO a queen at all, but to the
court jester !-"R "reminiscences of An
gustus J. G. Hare. -
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-27
A Five Act Tragedy.

l. Jones poisons his wife's cat.
II. He processes deep sorrow at its
disappearance.
III. He offers a $40 reward for its
recovery.
" Numerous animals are brought
for inspection.
V. Mrs. Jones identifies one. Pick
Me Up.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-27
MRXicn Wants Coli

City of Mexico, Aug. 2S-There will be
a cabinet meeting to consider the none
tary situation in the middle of this week.
The project for accommodating a gold
fund attracts attention and is approved
in many quarters, being favored as a
measure to gradually get in readiness
to put the country on gold basis, should
that necessity become apparent.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-27
News From Peary.

ST. Johns, N. F., Aug. PA message
has been received from Turnavick, on the
coast of Labrador, dated July %, stating
that the steamer Hope, with Lieutenant
K. E. Peary's expedition. had touched
there that day and sailed again on its
way to Greenland. All on board were
reported to be well.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-27
How to Swing Hammock In the Yard

eff you want to swing hammock in
a yard offering but little space" says
The Ladies' Home journal, "have two
brackets or davits made of two inch
gaspipe and bent at the blacksmith's.
AT the hanging ends hooks gre welded.
TO which hang the hammock. The pipes
are fastened securely to the fence by
bands of iron screwed fast to the fence.
Wires may be strung overhead upon
which vines can be trained"
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1897-08-27
New I2O-Yard Recnrd.

Worcester, Mass, Aug. 21.-Bernard
]. wefers of the New York Athletic club
lower ed the worlds record for 100 yards
at the Worcester oval yesterday, run
ming the distance in competition in
II 2-5 seconds.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-11-15

they will compete to the best OF
their ability, and that the Dole peo-
pie al Honolulu are fully aware 81
these aud many other pertinent
facts bearing on this most import
ant issue to the American people,
there eau be no shadow of doubt.
One ship some years ago brought to
San Francisco over 600 Chine SO per-
sons who we're found by the Collect
or OF the Port not to be entitled to
enter the country. But the Chinese,
persistent as they always are, em-
ployed all the available machinery
to get landed, aud the result was
that they, in common with other
thousands who preceded or followed
them, all came in.
According to reliable estimates
the vast sum Of $4,000 was ex-
pended to land that single cargo of
Chinese coolies. There is truly gilt
tering prospect in easy view of the
spectators in Honolulu. Whether
they had the foresight to see that
golden rain would come their way
from the Chinese landed when they
first schemed to rob the native Ha-
waiians OF their country and gov.
eminent does not appear; but in
view of the imposing extent of this
possible bonanza and the care which
has been taken to throw the Ameri-
can people off the track in regard
to it, the supposition is reasonable
that it was all in view, in perspec-
tive, on the horizon OF the golden
dreams that we're doled out by flat
teriug imagiuations of power and
pelf in no niggardly fashion.