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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-21
CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN
STEAMSHIP LINE.

Steamers of the above line, running
in connection with the CANADIAN
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY be-
tween Vancouver, B. c., and Sydney,
n. S. W.. and calling at Victoria, B. c.,
Honolulu and Suva (FijD, are
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-21

Cottage on Beretania street: Parlor,
Dining Room, Kitchen, Bed Rooms
Bath and Stable. Rent, $21.25.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-06-21

Cottage on King street: 8 Rooms.
Rent, $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
1T WAS A FAkE.
Ahumada, Mexico, Not WASHED AVA,
by n Flood.

| Ahumada, Mexico, Not WASHED Away
by n Flood.
FL Paso, Texas, October S0.-Cltizens Of
Ahumada, Mexico, who came up to Ell
Paso today shopping are very indignant
over report sent out from San Antonio
to the effect that the town OF Ahumada
has been washed away by flood. About
six or seven weeks ago waterspout did
$500 worth OF damage TO the town by wash
ing away four or five little adobe houses.
The population Of Ahumada will not ex-
coed 400 souls and they are not suffering
nor have their homes been washed away.
a Mexican official in Juarez today asked
your correspondent to send you contra
d:c.ion OF the wild report sent out from
San Antonio
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
NEUROLOGICAL.

BATES--Denton. Texas. October 20
Jefferson the small son Of Postmaster and
Mrs. J. d. Bates, died hcfe yesterday. and
was buried today in the Odd Fellows
cemetery.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Texas. October %
This morning at LAS o'clock. at the resi-
dence OF Mr. ID. NJ. Hodges, MIR. Emmett
b. Jackson died. The funeral was con.
Quoted from the residence this evening al
o'clock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Texas, octo
Der 29.--N. p. Gardenhire. aged rs. died O
typhoid fever last night at the home o.
her daughter. Mrs. +. J. Mattingly OF thi.
city Deceased had been resident o
Sherman for many WARS. and there ar,
few better known and more highly es
teemed citizens In Grayson county thar
Grandma Gardensblro She leaves tw,
sons and three daughters, all grown, who's,
loss is mourned by the entire community
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
THE EXPOSITION CLOSED.
tsnnessee's Centennial Has Been
Gloriously Celebrated.
1T Was A FINANCIAL SUCCESS
Every Dollar OF the Indebtedn esu
Can he Paid From the Receipts.
Weeks Attendance Large.

Nashville, October ao.--This was the list
day Ct the exposition. and was well at
tended. about 10000 people--many Of them
| visitors-being present
There were no special features today but
tonight. after magnificent display OF fire
works. there was held the closing meeting
In the auditorium. which was packed, main
floor and galleries.
1t was love feast held in commemora-
ton OF the closing hours of the exposition.
In which all the people of Tennessee eyinc-
cd the greatest and most loyal pride Hon.
FULLY Brown. United States District At
torney, g, H. Basket, Mrs. vanIeer Kirk
man, president Of tho woman's board; Ma
jor q. G. Lewis, director general, and
Major John W. Thomas. president Of the
exposition. delivered addresses to cheering
thousands. Sixteen guns were then fired.
concentrating the fact that Tennessee
was the sixteenth State of the Union, and
then with the doxology. which the audience
Joined In singing, tho exposition was de-
clared closed
Today and tonight were animated In
Vanity Fair. All amusements we've well
patronized, and the fun was jovial and
hearty until the midnight hour rang tho
curtain down upon a most successful ex-
position.
The total receipts and expenditures Will
not be made known until next Tuesday
night, when the executive committee
meets, but the exposition pays out. and
President Thomas announced In his speech
tonight that every dollar OF Indebtedness
would be promptly paid.
The weeks attendance has been i'm
mense. The large attendance was last
Thursday, and the official figures given
out today state 81 ,493 persons attended on
that day, The weeks attendance will ap.
proximaHe 100 900, and the total during the
exposition will exceed / $500
The Third United States cavalry depart
ed for St. Louis tonight and the Fifth
United States infantry leave for Atlanta
tomorrow. II will be two weeks before
the buildings are dismantled and the ex-
hibits removed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
WEATHER AND CROPS.


Granbury, Hood County, Texas. October
ga good rain fell on the 26th and the
weather has been cool since.
Richmond. Fort Bend County, Texas, oc-
tober 30.-A slew, steady rain has been
falling here all day; wind from the north
and cool.
Hearne Robertson County, Texas, Octo-
Der 30.--The weather In threatening again
this morning, and Indications point very
strongly TO more rain.
Manor Travis County, Texas, October
s0.---Ovcr 200 bales OF cotton were mar
keted here today. more than has been cold
during the week to last night Ruling
price, lie cents.
New Wayerly, Walker County, Texas.
October 29.--cotton picking is almost at an
end. and the yield OF this crop will fall
short at least 20 per cent Of what II was
at flrps predicted to b.. light rain fell
Thursday.
The weather continues cloudy aud threat
enng. Night before last the Thermometer
went down TO 10. the lowest ever reached
this early in the season since the weAther
bureau was established here.
Mckinney, Collin County. Texas, Octo-
Der 29--The first frost Of tho season yis-
lied here last night. but It was not suf-
ficientiy heavy TO kill vegetation. II was
heayicyt on low lands and along creek
bottoms. and Indications point to killing
frost tonight.
LuIing. Caldwell County, October 3d.
A cold. drizzling rain Is falling; wind IN
the north: temperature this morning. SO
degrees. Physicians report that tho
heavy rains and cold weather has rapidly
decreased dengue, there being but few
cases left in the city
Homer, Angelina County. Texas. October
FLA pretty fair rain Al last but too ia'e
10 do much good. except for turnips and
oats; dfizxling now little. and the wind
frcn the north. On account OF dry weather
cotton ginning has been very much retard-
ed, and the staple Is going 10 market
rather slowly.
Lagrange. Fayette County. Texas. Octc-
Der 30.--A heavy rain fell here ibis after
noon. beginning II ! O'clock, and has con-
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sacred ana Appalling.

Angelina County Press.
Tho New Orleans papers have concluded
that the Crescent City is suffering more
from medical ethics than from yellow
fever. The public generally, have more or
less faith in doctors, but when II cones
to ethics--well, the rerdlet OF thu public is
that ethics and foo'ia1rnss are almost Gu
a par.-Houston Post.
While we are astonisac1 NJ the temer!ty
of The Post in daring - grao?ia WIN
medical ethics, ~ a .ailre its nerve, We
have the highest opiuon o yonl do tors
but medical ethics u n ma ter 30 la mind
has ever been able III grasp. Oh. ever will.
1t is the most sac-si ard a,pill'ns t.iny
on the earth bensith, ana we'd r.ths' try
to steal the sacred tooth of Buddha from
its shrine, or put out the perpetual lamp
in the temple OF Zoroas' n, than say aueht
lightly OF so fearful an augu6t an insiitu-
tion. Prithee. be careful. dear Post or Dr.
G. Will come back to Ilogs7ol and brlns
mere cases OF yellow fever in with him.
There's no use In beiLa reckless.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31

- 4 Ii'
S oasaSssasSsh; clerk court Of appeals. Alan
Democratic- State comptrol,sr ,r-.
Ford. q appeals, ]. Frank
II PerOnibition-state comptroller lar. !,
= rel; clerk court OF appeals. Riohsr =
w sGsis1ist- State comptroller. william II
MASSACHUSETTS.
neutenaut governor, W. Murrsv $500 raas
secretary Of state, VIM. N. Oiln. a,,crns,
Eeneai' Hosea M. Knowltou. treasmrss
ball. ''or' 'onn W. kim
!. nemocratic-Governor. George F. wiu-
ishan. neu.enant governor. Christ. T. Cal
. n4.s secretary OF state. Charles d. Nash
urer. James A. Watson. anditnr
Chalifoux. a"'oor' y. L.
:, national democratic Governor Dr. WIN
everett; lieutenant governor Lame. ~
s Sou,er, secretary Of state, Bernard
Won; treasurer. Horace p Tobey. auditor
marry Douglas; attorney general William
M. McClench "''''ani
prohibition Governor, Professor I pas
com; lieutenant governor, Willara 4
Wyne' secretary OF gbate Edwin Sawtelle
treasurer, p c. Habberly; auditor. II M
small; attorney general. wolcott Hnmlin.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Democratic--Auditor general. M. u
Brown; State treasurer, Walter +. Ritter.
Republican--Auditor general, L. q. Nc
Cauley; State treasurer, ]. s. Bacon.
Prohibition-Auditor general. w. w
Lathrop; State treasurer, Rev. s. C. Swal-
low.
Independent republican, Wi.
liam r. Thompson.
VIRGINIA.
acknowledgements ]. Hope TYLER.
lieutenant governor, Edward EchIes: at.
torney general A. ]. Montague.
Populst--Lieutenant governor, E. r.
Cooke
Prohibition Governor. Rev. l.. r. Cut
Ter; lieutenant governor, C. NJ. Smithdeal.
attorney general, f. b. Kennedy.
Anti machine republican Governor. Pat
rick II. McCaull; lieutenant governor. O.
B. Roller; attorney general, James E.
Lyons
socialist-Governor ]. ]. Quantz; lieu.
tenant governor. r. r. Maycumber.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
New Saw and Grist MIL.

Lott, Texas. October 3d.. II. Jackson
has just returned from trip to Waco,
where he went to place an order for ma
chinery to put In a sawplll out in the tim.
Der about five miles from this place. He
will put in a grist mill also. He says the
fine hickory, pecan, ash and oak OF this
section is far superior to the Northern tim
Der thai wood workmen pay fancy prices
for, and that 1t can be sawed, seasoned and
put en- the market at about one-half the
cost. The capacity OF the mill will be
about 10000 feet per day.
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The property belonged to Or. W. b. Coch.
ran Tor which ~ received 10000.
Kew Luke Kirtlcy sold his property 70
NJ wssecup and has returned 70 hia old
MT: I. T. Turck sold hfs place 70 tn
Kcech brothers ana has moved Ia f.iberfv
county, - ~
These two places brought about so psr
acre whereas tho land We bought three
years ago for $lc
Fort Bend county has sccured quite !
number OF the prcspcctors this year and
had u not been for the yellow fever SCARF
great many moro would have located
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31

Dallas, Texas October 30.--Dallas is fast
becoming a popular Gretna Green. Three
young couples of Farmersyille, Collin
county, whose parents objected to their
unions, came to Dallas yesterday cstensibly
cided to fool the old folks. County Clerk
Jackson was awakened late last night and
asked to grant marriage Licenses. Their
answers satisfied the laws requirements
and the permits were issued. mnis;er
WAS secured and the ceremonies were soon
over with The partios ara Of the best
people in Collin county. They are Hill i.
Clifton and Miss Pauline Walker, J. y.
Shields and Miss Mary Allard, J. H. Frazier
and Miss May Isniels. They returned
home today
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scguin siftings.

Seguin Texas. October So.--The National
Cotton Oil company has at last completed
their mill and everything is in fine run
ming order, dispcsing of twenty tons per
day.
District court will begin On MON
day. The civil and criminal docket is
very small. We are undoubtedly a law
abiding people :.
The dengue Is still making Its rounds "
is hoped cold weather will soon knock II
ont.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
ForecIo.urr Granted.

Dallas. TeNas. October 30.-Judge Smith
of Fourteenth district court today granted
am order authorizing a foreclosure of the
$s50,oo0 bonds held by the Mercantile Trust
and Deposit company OF Baltimore OF the
Dallas City Street Railway company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
Sunday schoo, Conycn,ion.

Lott, Texas. October 30.-A convention
was organized here yesterday to be known
as the Falls County Sunday School ccn-
venton. Rev. j. +. Mckenzie o. this
place was elected president and Miss Hat
tie HALEY OF Mooresville secretary End
treasurer The convention will meet at
Marlin in May.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31

general hustle among land renters hunting
for new homes. Many families Will leave
this section for the coast country where
they hope to secure cheap lands on better
terms. The number OF Mexican renters
will be largely increased. landlords SEEM
ing 10 find them easier TO handle than
whites or negroes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
DR.. Whites visitntioms.

Flemings (Tyler county,. the fifth Sab
bath Of this month, and at Wallisville
chambers county,, Sabine Pass. Cedar
Point (Houstcn county, and Port Arthur
the first, second. third ard fourth Sabba.hs
CT November, respectively.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
Sunday school Convcntion.

Mckinney, Texas, october 29.-rhe Col
lin County Sunday School convention Is
holding its annual session, beginning today,
at Anna. The fifth Sunday meeting viii
also be held with the Anna Baptist church
over next Sunday. The Baptist Young reo-
Pies Union held grand county mass rect
ing yesterday and hast night initiatory of
tho services
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
N-ha n pich HauI.

Luling, Texas. October 3o.-Yesterday
near Bear Branch the residence OF ). NJ
Bruce, an old bachelor. was entered while
he was away hunting aud robbed. Tho
thieves secured $500 In cash, which was
in trunk. and lot OF clothing. NO ciew'
This is the second time that Bruce has
been robbed. his residence being situated
In a lonely district. where but few except
hunters 60
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31

Sherman. Texas, october so.-The jury In
the case of John r. schwultz vs. the Lon
don and Lancashire Insurance company to-
day returned a verdict In favor OF plaintiff
in the cum OF $1,000. This was suit for
tie insurance ON the American hotel. which
burned during last winter
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Lee PANT improvements.

Palestine, Texas October zy--Extensiye
improvements are to be made on the fac
tory Of the Palestine Ice company this win
ter. A new CorIess engine, together with
new Ficke machine, has been purchased.
and when placed In position will give the
plant a capacity Of thirty-two tons daily
ite present capacity is about twelve tons.
and tie factory was taxed to its utmost
the past season and was compeiieh 10 run
night and day in order to fill orders
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ciyiI service Don't work.

Brownsville, Texas October 3o.-1he ap
ptintment OF Desdcirio Cavazos. who Wa
placed as janitor of the custom house by
Collector Maris. vice pecina removed has
been confirmed by the department. Pecina
hoped to regain his position under the civil
service rules. but Is disappointed.
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Richmond Locals.

Richmond, Texas. October so-The Com
ncrc.al club met last night and reorganizea
with J. r. Dyer president and George Dun
Ian secretary. Tho club is putting forth a
special EFFORT TO get good roads leading TO
Richmond IAN =,
Three hundred more feet OF hose VIII pc
ordefed In the rear future ana adaen 10 tue
700 feet now ON hand
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southwestcrn Tclcphonc Mnnagcrs

Dat,as. Texas. October S0.-A meeting Of
local managers Of the Southwestern Tele-
phone company was held at the Windsor
hotel today. Twenty one local managers
We're In attendance. Nothing but routine
business was discussed. A luncheon was
lendt red the managers by General Super
intendont J. Il. Farnsworth. Ex-Superin-
tendent G. W. Foster, now with the Pos
tai Telegraph company. occupied the scat
OF honor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31

Granbury, Texas, October 29.-Rev. C.
w. Byron has been assisting the pastor, c.
A. Evans Of the Methodist church, in a
series of meetings, which closed en- Tues
day night after running ten days. Great
good WIS done. About thirty-five tonyer-
sions reported. Mr.. Byron is Il truly earn
est man and good preacher.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
FcdernI Court Postponca.

Dallas, Texas. October 3o.--owing to the
prevalence OF yellow fever In New Orleans
Federal Judges A. p. Mccormick and Don
A. Pardee have decided to postpone the be-
ginning OF the circuit court from November
is till the FIRST Monday In January
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
RELIGIOUS.


Lott, Texas October 30.-The beard
meeting of the Falls County Baptist AS
ISOLATION met today at Busby, three miles
distant. The attendance was large.
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csurt Adjourned.

Brownsville. Texas. October 3o.-District
court adjourned yesterday at Rio Grande
city. Dsetriet Attorney Kieiber and Law
yers Scott and Renfrcw came down oil the
train this evening Judge Wells went TO
Corpus Christi.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31

Kaufman, Texas October so.--Lsst night
- sts.tff Keller Of this place was getting
on tbs southbound Midland train. PICK
rockets attempted to snatch lis posketboox,
but be struck one OF them good lick with
hio M and they ran on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-10-31
Merchant and Hiehwaymna kiIico

Aurora, H.. October 3o--Peter Braun, =
merchant o. this city, was shot and In
stantly killed late last night by highway
men. Two thugs attacked Brain. and in
the ecuffe one of them sent bullet
through his partners body, ending his life
Seeing his mistake, he fled without taking
the proceeds of the day's business from
the pockets Of Braun. The dead highway
man has not been identified.
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tinurd constantly since that time. with
prospects OF going into The night. There Is
d very small prospect OF a top crop 81 cot
ton, and none selling here now on account
OF the low price.
Lovelady, Houston County. Texas. Oc-
tobcr 2n-yThe people Of this and neighbor-
Ing vicInlties have been delighted by the
nice raips that have recently fallen. which
did much in helping the top crop OF cot
ton mature. though II will be very scant
after all. Cotton nearly all gathered. and
10 being put on the market very rapidly.
Lott. Falls County. Texas. October 80.
Exceedingly heavy rains have been falling
here fer several days, doing much dam
age 10 open cotton. but the weather Is
cool and clear today Cotton picking Is
about over in some sections. while II. otn-
ers there is some yet To open; hands arc
plentiful, ANA the price paid for picking IL
absut co cents,
Hcw r, r.. 4. Post Orxauiyvd.
Temple. Texas, October 3o.-PoEt \,
Travelcya' Protectiye AssuCtatIQn oer A1oGg~i
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Shreveport Caucasisn.
II Is ateS in The Houston Post that
the Lift Handed club OF that ely inte=d
AT an carly day 10 mcye On Havana IN q
bcdy. What induesment could BE- offered TO
tte sora Of Rest OF Shreveport TO Join tbs
expedition!
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JAS. Butte.
AOu6TON.

lea. IVES organized hero tonight BY Proa1.
dent All Dieckmapn Of the Texas division
and Ed II. Everett. secretary Of the Ma
tional press committee. The post starts
with about thirty members. Temporary
officers arc Clarence II. Cox, prcsident.
and John II. Stephens. secretary and treag-,
irrer. Another meeting viii be held nekt
Saturday might. at which permanent cRi-
GERS will be elected. The Exchange hotel
has rendered the post . nice room Tor hee4-
quarter8 "A a q. - w q. 81
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THE FlRE RECORD.


Mexla, Texas, October 3o,--C. e. Pear
sons residence and Its entire contents were
Totally destroyed b, nre last night. The
residence was insured for $500 and the
furniture for S700.
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Brennan, Texas, October S0.-This after.
noon b. o. Foehmer OF Iatium filed a deed
of assignment for the benefit OF creditors
naming w. j. Ripple assignee Liabili-
ties $30S7. No schedule OF assets fled.
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To the Public.

SsA ~
Having doubled the size OF my store
(already the largest In Houston). l wish
TO inform the public that now, as quar-
antne Is raised, shall be receiving daily
additions to my stock of goods which have
been long overdue, and you viii have
your prescriptions accurately nlled. with
out substitution, from the Durest drugs
and chemicals at the most reasonable
rates. And
TO THE LADIES or HOUSTON
| wish to gay that that long expected
Marie Anto,nette Face Cream" VIII soon
be here--a box OF which will be given to
any lady every month who becomes a
customer 1t IL not for sale. You are In
vited TO call aud Inspect my entire stock
much of Il selected by me personally. IN
France, England md Germany.
The attention Of all IL called 10 the fact
that having paid the liquor license, /
carry q full fne OF
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS
for medical use. including fine Imported
Wines. French Brand.es and Cognacs.
This IL the only drug store In Houston
allowed by law to sell liquors and wines
or even alcohol and medicated btters.
Nothing but the purest kept. All goods
delivered to your house. Thanking the
public for their generous and much APP
preciatcd patronage In the past and in
tending to merit your confidence In the
future. am. respectfully yours.
THE GOLDEN LION PHARMACY.
Nos. 702 and 70i Travis street, Bristol Ho-
tel Building. Phone 769.
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Missouri, City. Texas, October so.--Mr.
W. a Smith closed the largest land deal
made in this part OF the county this year
The property consisted Of about 900 screa
a. timber and prairie land. partly improved
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Just Felt Slippers.

Simple words, but full CT meaning these
cool nights and 1t behooyes You to keep
your feet warm.
Kansas City daily journal., 1897-01-03

Dean Stanley actually suffered from list.
ening to music, and yet Jenny Lind once
told Professor Max Muller that he paiG
her the highest compliment she had ever
received. The dean was very fond of Jen-
ny Lind, but when she stayed at his faith
er's palace at Norwich, he always left the
room when she sang.
One evening Jenny Lind had been sing.
ing Handel's Il Know That My Redeemer
Liveth." Dean Stanley as usual left the
room, but he returned after the music was
over, and came shyly up to Jenny Lind
You know he said. II dislike music;
l don't know what people mean by admir-
ing 1t. | am very stupid, tonc-deaf. as
others are color-blind. But" he said with
some warmth, tonight when from dis
tance heard you sing that song. had an
inkling of what people mean by music.
Something came over me which | had never
felt before: or, yes, | had felt it once be-
fore in my life
Jenny Lind was all attention.
Some years ago he continued, II was
at Vienna, and one evening there was Il
tattoo before the palace, performed by 400
drummers. | felt shaken, and tonight
while listening to your singing the same
feeling came over me. felt deeply moved. ~
Dear man. added the great singer, with
a laugh, Il know he meant it. and a more
honest compliment l never received in all
my life