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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
JrsTycE FEyy'S Successor.

Hartford. Conn. Sept Ex-Governor cooke to-day
arroun ,cd the appointment OF Frederick p. Hail.
- pr,drenort now Judge OF the Superior Court.
AseccIate Justice of the Supreme Court to I'll the
Vacancv caused by the death OF Justice Augustus
"a Fem The appointment viii stand until the
tirst Wednesday of February, 1899. when the Cen
erai Assembly will appoint Justice Fenns sue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
CHEF SiMORY on THE NiEPiIN.

NE Rours : COMPANY OF FRENCH TROOPS. KILL
,xC; TWO OFFICERS AND TOHTY-FOCR MEN.
Paris Sent 9o-It is officially announced mat the
troops OF Chief Samory. the African chieftain
who's. territory adioins the Kingdom. OF Ashantee.
SURPRISED and routed on August 20 a French de-
tachment Of native troops sfnt 10 occupy territory
which Samory had offered to evacudie. the
French lost two officers and forty-four men Killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
ATLANTIC LEAGUE N SESSION.
LAxcAsrER GETS TIE cur NEwARK nEFrsiN

'HIFF'
TO PLAY FOR IT-OFrICERs ELECTED.
The Atlantic Bas ,ball League was In session
at Newark y. j.. Yesterday from . &. NJ. until
p. IN. President Barrow was reelected ana
Messrs Ellis. OF Newark: Wood. OF Hartford. ana
Spurricr OF Lancaster. erected directors. Inc
Sobv Gun was AWARDED to Lancaster. Newark re-
fusing 10 play for It, Tho circuit remains The same
as the past season. with the exception OF inc
Athletics SharslG Will have until November ! ID
locate tho Athletic franchise In Worcester mar
risburg or Wilmington. all three having BID LOT IL
The league meets again In Philadelphia In NoNem-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
rHIEF WCrLLAGH'S APPOINTMENT.
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ASKED FOR An oPIN-

THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ASKED FOR An "fIN-
ION ~ To ITS VALIDITY.
Albany. Sept. 9.-The State GIVE serve" tom
mission has called on the AttorreyGtn"ral Tor an
oninion as 10 the effect Of tho rule ~ ne New
York CITY Cv!. Service Commission. wnion was
recently approved by The state Commission Az
thorizing the Police Board 70 appoint Cnief OF
Police by resolution from assistant chiefs inspect
ore and captaine. Immediately succeeding this new
CLAUSE I'm the rules is general rule which provides
that all appointments or promotions In the Police
Department shall b. made after an open coMpeu-
live EXAMINATION. This general rule not being
amended or mod 1ed in any way. the ques ion wnIcn
mo Attorney General Is asked 10 dcs ermine Is
whether II does not supcrscde In It's scope OF oper
alton the rule relative 10 the appointment OF a
chief and thereby compel the appointment TO lie
made only after n competitive examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
4 LUMBER VESSEL BtRNED AT 81 l.

loss or TIIE FAV0NIts OF TIE WAY FROM FEN-
sACoLA TO ITO JANElRo
Salem Mass Sept. CA telegram Was received
here to-day from Captain j. W. Durham. wio Is In
Pensa cola Fla stating tina, his ship. the Favonius.
had been burned at sea The Favorius was carry
ing lumber from Penslco,a 10 Rio JaneiIo. sac
was loaded about two weeks ago. bEt a difficulty
arose over A crew. few men would ship. OWING
10 the prevalence of sickness at Rio Janeiro.
crew was ultimately secured. however. and the dl'-
nculty seemed 10 have been overcome. but just AS
the vessel was on thu pon; o. sailing ~" crew de-
serted Captan Durham WIS thcn obliged 10 Sc
cure a crew which consisted partly o, whites and
partly OF blacks He started on hts voyage last
Saturday. The telegram states TINT me ere" were
all saved. .
The Favonus hailed from 81. John. y y. Tnom2-
son & Co. % That city. owned her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21

in the fifth race. and seventh with Irish Reel in
the last His riding on Howard Mann In the
SECOND race so far below his best form as to
be astounding Hennessy OH the favoritc Sala
bar in the first Hennessy is expert Jockey
in finding pockets and in losing races by deficient
sagacity. Eitefoot fouled outrapcously on the
far turn In the Youthful Stakes. or she might have
made the finish with Previous sharp and hot But
McCaffer:y is 4 philosopher. II is not his way TO
complain Of fouls Perhaps he has his own schemes
for getting even. OF course neither the Stewards
nor the patrol judge the fouling Of Kitcfoot
What do they see?
FIRST RACE-s6oO adINd; sracal weights; allowances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
A LAWYER THE VICTIM or PARALYSIS WHILE on
LIS WAY TO RrsINEss.

MS WAY TO BIsINESs.
Lionel J Noah. OF No. "a VEST One-hundred-and-
ninth.st lawyer. with Offices IN the central Ma
,ional Bank Building No. go Broadway. was stri,k-
on Win paralysis on a southoound train Of the
six,h.aye. line While going down 10 business yes
terdav morning The guards made him as COM
Portable as possible uniil the train reached the
Whi,ehan-st terminus. when he was sent In an
ambulance to Hudson street Hospital In the mean
time his brother Robert +. Noah. WAS awaiting his
arrival ~ the Office. Robert +. Noah was greatly
shocked at the news OF his brothers. condition. and
said tina, the stricken man had left him Sa turday
afternoon apparently IN the best Of health, and IL
meas mad seemed almost Impossible 10 him. Tho
broihers are well known In rcal-estate circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
LIMA SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKES.

Lima. Peru. via Galveston. Tex. Sept. 2N-rhere
were two strong earthquake shocks here al 1850
o'clock this morning Great alarm was caused among
the inhabitants the majority o. whom rushed out
into the streets. Many ceilings fel. and walls were
cracked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
FATAL COLLISION or AUSTRIAN TRAINS.

Vienna sept. "a dispatch from Fiume says
that there was a collision yes erday evening near
Ka.osvars between express tram and freight
train carrying troops -Four train hands and six sol
diers were killed and thirty soldiers vii. PROBABLY
die from their injuries. considerable amount or
rolling stock wrecked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
cONCPFSSU4N B4BCOCk 4 DEFENDANT

Milwaukee, Sept. 2O-Congrcssman Joseph w.
Babcock of Wisconsin, Is defendant in lawsuit
hrouch, nv George T.. Potter. former stockhoder
g., ~ Nscedah Lumber Company. Potter declares
,hat through a fraudulent combination and con-
sn he was defraudcd out OF Sl,,0O. Other
G II Reed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
TIE EECORnS
PHILADELPHIA. .: WASHINGTON.

Philadelphia Sept 2o.-Ph!!ldcphia defeated
Washington to-day in an interesting game. Taylor
pitched superb ball McJamcs was effective. when
men on bases. but gave eight passes four-
teen of the local men were left on bases Attend
ancc. l.3f9 Score: -
r. II. r.
Philadelphia ......>.U y" u
Daieries-McJames and Farrell Tsy.oT and Boyle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
B4ROY FARNHAWS son KILLED.

London Sept 20.-The Hon Barry Somerset
Maxwell tho eldest son and heir OF Baron Farm
ham. died yesterday at Castle Saunderson. as the
ros,ilt Of p bicycling accident Tuesday last.
when the young man into wall He WAS
born I'm 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
BISMARCK PrNEMBERED BY MENELEK.

HAMBURG Sept 2o.-Prlnse Bismarck has received
the Grand Cross OF the star OF Ethiopia from King
Mene!ek Of Ahyssina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21

C-,o,,.. Erfz q, the Riverside Whesmer had
n r,,r ~ cuns containing n so pair of cuf-buttons
stolen in the training quarters Of tho Manhattan
Do,ch track last Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21

Eair"d runsNrwY OK. =; R1!iirore. - IWn-iaae mr.
Iiernan IcLa!nSs Robinson ard Getiis ~ 2c Eases
Mct'rfw = Jennings. warner. Doyle and 1r!, ,'II,
i.fNStiarr. ur-s-,'ed. Retz and Mctiraw, oUcn ana
Robinson. f.'et crrorsNew York. T. Baltiin.r.,
3. i'rst base lalls-On Ruse. 4: on ,orbe T. III
~ pitched ba-Clark ard Warner: Struck outwIW
Iusr T. by Corbrtt 3 Passed bailsRObinson ana war
nor. l"ft beses-New-York. 49, Baltimore. l. sac,
rince ht-McCrcer!. T'm'-2:35. tmplrcs-Hu:si ana
Carpenter. Aticniaace-..iv 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21

Orc OF The cyclists who has taken an Interested
mar. IN the formation Of tho l.. A. ". opposition
,,eket IN this city Ia said ~ he ambitious TO become
chairman Of the Racing Board or IN" state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21

George A Needham. Of the Kings County Wheel
men has ordered a new sextet for the use OF his
club MI Needham thinks that wi'h the new
gextet his club Will he able TO reduce several road
and track records this fan and next pr,ng,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21

Cyclists desiring to join the League of American
Wheelmon may obtain full printed information and
r,erbershp blanks ny sending names and adj
dresses TO the Cycling Editor. Tho Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21

sentiment: OF opposition 10 the regular ticket
in New Jersey r. said 10 be growing in that State.
q y Minchcl president Of the Associated Cycling
clubs OF Ncw-Jcrsey has been mentioned as
candidate for sccrctary-treasurer Tattersal, the
present Incumbent. will run the regular ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21

called.
New York - ~ l-o
Baltimore ....................O . u u " = y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21
sTPIcEFy DOWN on Az ELEVATED TRAIN.

Won in drive by a had: hahsnsta be'~'en second
and third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-21

Lively interest Is felt in the trade at tho meeting
Of tho National Cycle Board OF Trade. which Will
be held NJ the Offices OF the Board. No. go
BROADWAY on Thursday. The guarantee on wheels
and tires may be settled al the meeting, and other
matters Of intcrcs, 10 tho trade discussed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-22

He looked spprehensiveIy upsnd down
the street az be snd his wife emerged
from the r'stsursnt. His steps wers
rapid. and ii was not until sfter the corn
er had been turned that be said.
Maria, don I want to go through life
vi h a secret in my bosom. Rather thss
that will REX iorttitiug your esteem.
What is the mstter' Have you been
robblng suyOne2
Don't talk about it 10 that way, There
we're mitigating ciscumstances You re
mem Der the oounlerfD il 80 cent piece ths t
! got last isll2
Y-s. It's the ouIy money yon over sue
decided 10 saving
IL. gone with the rest | gave it 10 the
cashier IN the restaurant.
BY sooident2
No | did it iu cold blojd. hsv.
been thinking about doing it for long
time Ordinarily am not vindictive but
| got to brooiing over the matter till |
yielded TO temptation,
How did your oolscienoe psrmil you
to do such q thingf
That's the worst Of It. Every time
lhiak about it it seems TO make my con
scisnce feel better. W. have been pstro
nizing ,hst restaurant on ocos,ions fors
year st least
Yss
The proprietor has been giving MS veal
10 chicken salad, Goldfish in the d.yilss
crabs chioory Ia the coffee and water 10
the cream.
There has been reason f8r suppici0t?
We have had evidences that would con
vince any jury, After had given him .
81 cent ci-oe With some lead ia 1t tried
10 iesl ashamed Of myself. bat couldn't.
1t may have been contrary 70 the statutes
Of the Upited States. bat It va, poetic
Justice
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-22

While II isw,ll know that Dsuisl Web
ster, 10 speskilg Of General Tayl,r's can
didacy Tor the tifoe Of presideut, pro
nourced 1t a nomination 20, Ct 10 be made,
never failed to 30 Justice 10 the generals
military atilitits aud sminsat service in
the 6sld.
o. oue oocstion be paid the old col
disrs delicate and we'll deserved compIi
menL Gsus.l Taylor vas complaining .
Of the crowd, Of people Who daily beseie
81 lin sao1 sher hi. accession 10 the pres
iieuoy
They lutsri,rs. be ssid, wlth ny ofiosl
ebRsgencuts violate Uy domestic re
tlrtm.nt, bat still Ifotot wish 10 turn
NJ back upon ny frisuds.
Yoo never did upou your soemifs. SET
eral Nj Webster iastsDtly replied.
A con plipsnt Of smother eort, aud
IL ore 80 . rising. considering ia source,
vm oBs given by ~. Wsbster, tboush
the o. leet Of i, vs TO. present 10 heat.
Some ons xu sptakisg Of The Remarkably
bsIutlul eye. Of hsadsons sonsn aud
ons youbg srthusis,t sslj, They remind
me With their long, dark sysiasha, o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-22
shaksp,aI. Fever,

"s trimp'os "lons mountain road
Ia 'ue Aheehahy heeIoo, win my shoA
IN ny hand sod my tourist pack 90 my
e''s' Shen espied cabin IN olestins
ale" rods ahead
Just oo'ote l feSonea II h'''e oi'moi
Sna upfo'r arose Ni'hin It's walls some
thine NE eolIehy morse trying TO kick
Tue s'aoie aoNb' snd presently lhe door
| ue" open ana ~ild'eyed ana hstless
man ussheh 'ot'h IN company win Try
ing pan, pohef' nre shovel aud several
SUCKS OF stove WOOD ana sfo'ung ehef
eeleaIly across Tue yard hapg himseii
onto the fence shesd OF and islrly fell over
Into the ro'u' where be cronohed IN q
demofsIlz'd he"P' item oI'ng Shd gaspine
lof bfea'h'
lou h"a pfsty marrow escape thsl
''nle' oomeoouy o'eh tf!iHs 70 murder
your SAID as osme up and pau'od IN
'fon' OF MIN
l -yes-l mean no. he s'ammered' 1t
Is only Lazy -daoo,lh 10 one OF her tan
Hums'
lay Mscoo'L'
Excuse me- mister, mean my vile,
MY name Is 81 sum g. and her'n Is Han
nef oniitas. out she got hoid oil inst boob
called Shakspesre's works aspeII ago, an
sense 'hat shes Din hosAIind part OF The
tine al part of TIE time Lady Macbeth
when she Is hosannu KIN set around
tne mouse Sn smoke my pipe al take
'h'Dss easy Sna sho' ss soou 1s pio 10
me- ou' ~hen she" Lazy Macbeth I've
got 10 sur my s'umps Su look out iot my
sell
lue worst o' II II, mister s1e changes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-22

| There are occasions when . man feels
small, there are occasions when he feels
smaller and there are occasions when be
'esls smallest. This tale deals with Que
Of the last mentioned.
He had been instructed TO get SOM
thing at one Of the large grocery houses
in the business section oithe city, because
as hi, wife explained II, they don't keep
il out here.
He hsd also been Instructed to get just
two pounds oi ii, because, as bis vile q
gain erpIsined, ! merely wish to try II.
and see il il is an improvement upon whs,
an now using.
Then she wrote the name on slip Of
paper for him. for she mad lesrusd by ex
psrieucs not TO trust TO his memory, and
informed him thst she didn't know bow
much il would cost, bat 1t certainly
would not be very much, to rhich be re
sponded that be was elsd OF that, for The
reason that he bad only little change
with him.
So II happened that be dnitsd 100 one
Of the big retail grocery houses that after
boon, pulled out a scrap Of paper With
the name Of What be wanted cn
it, handed it TO clerk sd said he wouId
take tso ponds.
The clerk looked a little surprised and
s.ked II he o3uldut use Eve po1uds, a.
the siuf oame 10 Eve p7nnd pScksgss, bot
be felt confident that his vile knew
her business, and besi1es be could not
forget tbst be ooly bad sbout 81 75 10
ossnss 10 bis pocket snywsy, 90 be cold
IL informed The clerk that be knew What
hs wanted snd how mueh be wanted snd
tbs, be ur 90 rssson Tor Wasting hi. hard
s,rp.d cssh on more tbsn in,i i1st bscsuss
they we're fools enough 10 pot ii up 10
large packages.
The clerk ssii al. risLt and broke The
a.. pound pseEage 10 &c, the nseesr,ry
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-22

plpcrs With atssprf.r,r, ,.,...... ......
hs ptse.issl.y.esrf..B ..t
Asaatbatt.sar.l.., ,t ,..... .... .t
a. tgnsesnt l,,ttn.,l.
sro.t yelrvs Of death te.tr. ..s ,
. a. on slak,ps gui n ,t.ht t-.,... t.......
trace Of ia r,e.,re. and s.,t.t,.,....h
lns 10 lftat 10 fs-,,t4.sIs ..,,.,., ,....
rest the pss tbretv vlb r..s,.lt1...
Il waafa he ia sn ,rs,,v ,a,t..4. .t..s.x
road near W.tstt,o v,. IL, .s.. ................
Of N.pol5aa
Th.rae of the fgf,.. valf..,t-..
mai. ma I'M. 10 ~, .,s...,...., .t
military men nat arIv NJ r- tn .f
other eolntrtes o.r.,.f W.. .t..
mao army erpsrt sp tas .tt..., sf a..
arms. ssvs segi.t,.i, tina, ii, ,..st. Ultimate.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-22

There's one sm1sing ie4tlta abJ1l wheel
that oil old riders and good many nav
ones must have noticed. Ihst - the
way IN whloh e mo i-rAtely prob"leul ridar
behind them With out ally kgowing who
that some Que may be A moderately pro
heient rider isn't clever enough 70 turn
his head to look backward, and so he talks
night on 10 the dsrk, as It were.
The other day wheeImsn was oomt1g
np The u Jdge street hill Tue.g isn't
much oil hitl on Djlgc street, tar slight
81 It IL, 1t bOlhsrs tho new riders. Just a
mead OF the wheel man 10 question, sh0
Was riding al u leisurely rate, was stont
lady, nounied on q new wheel, Hall way
mp the incline the whtelman Wa astoaish
ed 10 hesr her call out.
Coming. desri
The wbselm.n diiat answer He Isjt
sure the inquiry couldn't be sidfsssfd 10
him, and hs kept silence,
Al ont oi breath, deatl she called
gain,
Add sesin the wbeeIm.n msds no
reply.
Don'l bs discouraged, shs cbeeriully
sboutod Y9nll get there by snd BY,
desfest
The whselusu th9ught 30 g. bat bg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-22


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w. -'''Do'''' ,"'' =" ''' i''''''H h''' '''"''s
y'.,1,N.e 'o,''"'e '''' '''''' wv ''
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NV nlN'.'' 1''' va "'' "'' ~ " ''"''' '''
,,.'-,'as' Wv ''',' '''' f'' 80 49,,
,o' 's'''
'"'" " A'o1'N ~ ''0 MANU- t'e'' ''' q
T,.,..,-,., ,s'' ~ Wv -. Wv w., 80.
=,
~ -,
=, ~
- -.
hIne ova,alIs .ud cs,,,ro1 d,'a.' r..@
r,lo ,hs ras, ho .to,,,I lo.,,.. ,,.....
Mr. Lincoln. The vo,smsn Gas sIoo...
giant in siz, and lowered hand ana
.boplasrs sboye the o,owd
No aopbt bs had bssrl that I.,,..,.. a.
80 was VERY tall. and encon,.sed n, ,n.
friendly face. the workman An Ia.,.,e.y
ed his hare arm above M, bs,d ana osl
I'D ont,
nj ,he,e Ar, r,cooli .r,o nu.,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-22

II seems TO be the general opinion !
moog Lifted States army officers that the
devrlopemelt Of mill sty science 10 the
Ia med I1e iutafs will be 10 the dlrsc ion
Of simp asd forthostioqs, erepter ut.liz,
tioH Of the bicycle aud the extended nee
Of soms form d automatic gun. TIE
modern army engineer sees liltls zee 10
r,isirg gfes. mgauds Of earth s1oh ~ used
10 be d0us .bsn bssly sod svsn pefma
cent works were needed. The bigger the
s,rtbvork the greslsr the marx for the
the enemy's suns A hole 10 the grouba
bss been the theoretical fornul. Tor tort
bailding. snd ros lh.. We possess geld
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-22
shsFidan. fir.t Ride

The 'ollosing story vss told by ta'
Rev, J T Headley. historian snd biosr'
/ pber Of many Of the heroes Of the var, ia
regard tas boybooi experience o. Gener
al shetid.B,
/ Al hve years Of sge be vas play ing ncsl
bic home when some lsds came along and
smused Themselves With The wide swAk0
boy, A horse was feeding u sn adjacent
/ lot
Pull, would you like ride' they mid
TO him
Yes Give me one.
Ia few moments the boy was on The
snimsrs back. The sudden aud unotrs
monious mounting OF the young rider
startled the steej, aud away be ran.
Whoa Whoa shouted the lads, but
10 vain.
Over the fence the snimsl spraug. and
once on the highway 1t wsss J lhn Gilpin
Performance, Phil oluug to the msne,
while be sobered authors OF the race tnrn
ed pale with apprehension OF tragic end
to It, expecting to tee him dashed to the
earth aud killed, But out OF 81. BIT vanish
I'D both steed sud rder, sud miles soon
lntsrseusd betwseI The two parties.
Suddenly the horse turned into the
shed OF tavern, where its owner had ire
quently stopped in bis travels. Men
came out, and, recognizing the horse,
questionrd the boy. Ole Of the curious
company, after securing the ioaming sui
nal, which had neither saddle or bride,
inquired OF the unterrlfed Phil:
Who taught you TO fide'
Nobody, said the boy.
Did no one teach you how 10 sits
horsef asked spo'her
o., yes, Bill Seymour told me to hold
on with my knees, and did.
Wssn't you frightened7
Mary bit. ! wanted to go farther bat
the horse wouldn't 90.
Amt you sore'
Kinder, bntl'Il be better tomorr0w, and
then I'll ride back home.
That boy, said the qnes,ioner, has
plnok enough TO be sn |. dian hunter.
The owner OF the nag turned up not
long afterward, 10 search Of bis property
He said that the animal was Vicious and
had thrown more than one experienced
horseman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-22

I've had to stand for some queer rulei
aud regulations IN my time, said the Al
kansas drummer, but the most unique
code Of rules governing a hotel ever had
sprung on me was at tue Tallewauds
Hotel, 10 College Corner, Ohio. remem
ber each and every one OF them distinctly
to this day. They were posted in this
order:-
/. Bard $50 per week, meals extra.
2, Breakfast at FIVE, dinner at six, sup
per at seven.
3. Guests are requested not to speak TO
the dumbwsiter
A Guests willing to get up with out be
ing called csn have set-rsising -four for
supper,
B. Tbs hotel is surrounded by bsauti
iul cemetery. Hearses to bire, twenty .hve
cents day.
6 CHESTS wishing 10 do little driving
will find hammer and nails 10 the closet
Z. ltyour room gets too warm open the
window and see the fire escape.
s II you are fond OF athletics and like
good jumping, liit the mattress and see
the bed spring.
9 IL your lamp goes out take feather
out Of the pillow, that's light enough for
sDy room.
10 ANY one troubled with night mare
will 6nd halter on the bedpost.
IL. Dou'tkick quarrel with the clerk.
His brother is chief OF police aud bis
father the mayor OF the town.
IL DON'T worry sbout paying your bill.
The house IL supported by its foundation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-22

tsa peaajs Thea Il slasly dssae1 ~
og the youuF mau that 10 vseu Of tho hlaa
he bad made be vonll he 10 very sstsri
paiillon Il lhe two pounds eius to IA arr
than Li,sl Is. lie seo.Iltl thai bis wife
had ssii ghal II unuIiul easI very mach,
bgt be had nit The ssu4e thing etee =
boat . baBust aid be never p,sosl much
oopaisros 10 hsr uevs q The value Of
tbiass upcs However be made the beat
Il The Situation sud asked hou mush'
WuboatA trace Of nervousness
Three cents pound. sasssfed The
clerk.
That uAa when be experienced the
snperlsttve Of ihs adjective small" He
telt that be hsd made shout 40 eents
worth Of work 10 stl cents worth Of
stua out OF . II oeut package and 10 al
dItion hsi suffered fu dollars worth
OF mental torture
HesAs not IN good humor when be
reached home,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-22

GOV. HiltAfop, ssl1 Psssf TIC Gfeat.
bow do yga 40 oaui lyr tue oaatm us
qasgtIty II old maids 10 MnB.cLassltsf
Tea. salI the g9gsraOt H4sa Ihr Il %
K. laos tlres all thai tea tLty tts hrboF
il gave tue water A,yyf witch it has
neysf lost sli sAtsu l4s tssa - ifrs. {
able .ttfG too ever since
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-07-22

artillery 10 Emhafcsjs
They stoulI niher be compared to boat
lightning. sid anothtr.
Not %, puti Mr, Webster. vllba Per
iecllr grave face, Ter yoa rust ooftaialy
be a"ara, ny dear ,ir. that beat Lightning
never ttnkff,
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-04-13
Chifons, Nets and
Grenadines.

OF course YOU know how much in favor
all these gootls are 6hs season We have
the biggest lines throughout ever shown
here.
PLAIN Gibbons all shades.
Embroidered Chiffons of all sorts.
Brussels and Novelty Nets of ali kinds.
Grenadines in black and colors. See
the great assortment.