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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

He-If you couldn't be yourself who would
you rather be?
She-The man who marks down the goods in
the dry-goods store. What lovely life he
must lead. always having first choicel
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

Leave orders for THE SUNDAY CALL, and
assure yourself of all the news and good
reading for the day of rest.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01
Yosemite Parlor. Native Daughters.

Yosemite Parlor No, s3, N. D. G. W., at its
last meeting was the recipient OF two oeaull-
full silken banners of the order, 10 De useo at
the parlor meetings. They were presented oy
Miss Amelia Jakobs, and on one there is hnely
executed painting of Gala lilies, while on the
other is a bunch OF eschschoitZlas. Inc donor
was rendered vote of thanks
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

The Valley road is carrying prosperity
to the interior counties, and the work on
the coast road promises equal benefits to
those along the seaboard, so that all Cali
fornia has bright outlook.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

Society will now recognize spring, ard
cut the usual caper.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

BE sure and supply your toilet with bottle OF
Ayers II air Vigor 1t keeps the hair soft and
glossy, and the scalp cool and clean.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

The Pure Food Congress has started
WELL and we may look for good work.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

The Greek invasion of Epirus has be-
come a mere side issue in the war. 1t
might have been made great thing, but
somehow it went awry and there is very
little chance of profit from it now.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01
Mark Hopkins Institute of Art.

The spring exhibition is now open daily
from 9 "A. NJ. TO P. NJ. and gra d concert every
Thursday evening.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

VIGOROUS growth and the original color given
to the hair by PARKER's HAIR BALsAM.
PARKER's GINGER Tonic the best cough cure.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

No SAFER OR MORE EFFICAcIoUs REMEDY can
be had for Coughs, or any trouble OF the throat
than :" BrotC11'S Bronchial Troches"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

The vehemence with which Mr.. Har-
court of England denounces Nj. Chamber
lain of England for laying plans to gobble
the Transyaal may be taken as measure
of Harcourt's longing to be in Chamber
Iain's Mace
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

Rhode Island has decided to increase
the mum Der of the Associate Justices of
her Supreme Court from five to six; but
where in the State there will be found
room enough to put the extra seat is not
rnVealed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

1t is said that Senator Jones of Nevada
holds the balance Of power in the Senate
Finance Com mittee, and, as he stands in
for thorough protection on lead, wool,
hides and citrus fruits, the West seems to
be in luck.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

Now that the Senatorial fight is over
Kentucky can give her undivided atten-
ton TO the tolI-gate war, and open up
everything from highway to the State
Capitol to a bypath to a distillery.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01
Railroad Tickets to the East via Rio
Grande Western and Denver and

At lowest possible rates, with through Pullman
buffet and tourist sleeping car service every day
Personally conducted excursions leaving Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday. Only line permitting
stop-over Salt Lake City all classe, of tickets
Detailed information and tickets furnished az IL
Montgomery street. or 314 California stree.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01
Welcome, Mayday.

Merry picnics for everybody.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

The appearance of the army worm
among the vineyards of the State is an
other evidence that California will have
to face every evil of older civilization. We
cannot bring to our elysium the good of
other lands without bringing the attend
ant pests with them.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

There is an opinion in this country that
England should save Crete, and there is
an opinion in England that we should
Save Cuba. There are also opinions on
these subjects in Crete and Cuba, but it is
hardly necessary to describe them.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

The action of the Grand Parlor of Native
Sons in indorsing the movement of the
Grand Army of the Republic toward the
erection of monument to Lincoln in this
City was gracefully and periodically
taken. The movement is one in which
the Native Sons can we'll afford to cooper
ate, and it will be an honor for them to be
associated in the enterprise with the
veterans.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01

The hill passed by the Legislature OF
British Columbia, excluding American
citizens from taking up mining claims in
that country, will hurt their mining IN
terests more than it will US. Il enables
British Columbia. however, to boast of
fool Legislature that beats Kansas.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-01
With YOUR COFFEE.

When he hasn't! Cleveland Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

initial. II IS understood that an agreement
vii he reached whereby the Republicans
VIII hn the vacancies IN the committees
caused by the retirement OF the men VINO
were appointed as Republicans. and that
the Democrats Will nli their vacancies.
Mr. Burrows. Of Michigan. appears 70
De slated for the place of Mr.. sherman
on the Finance Committee. This com
mittcc will Doe favorable 10 a tarin bill.
but not necessarily gold committee.
Senator Jones tSllvcr OF Nevada VIII
vote for "a tariff hin without "a tfcc-siiNti
rider being attached. and VIII oppose
putting ON n rider n tho frce-aiNer men
attempt 10 in committee.
Mr.. Plat OF New York made strong
fght for the place on the Finance Noih-
mittcc hut bis long absence from we
Senate initiated against him Nr. an
son win remain ae chairman OF inc '.l,,,
mittcc ON Annropf WIN 49,
working majority behind MN. WIN az, We
condition Of affairs iu tnNI ''iii''''. .,,
neither Senators Teller nor PcttisrcW VIII
Doe disturbed ...-.
pOLTING SILVER REPJELlDANa.
Senators Teller pcttiercw, ana ,3hnon'
three Of the hotInr silver i.fpu'i,"
are quoted in dispatchcs in the MOI i,,'t,t-
r,nuore ae having Yesterday, duilhE i.,H
visits 20 the White House. "ea.i u.a,,d
President chat they would not sl'n1
in fl,r ,yav of or object 90 any new lai.H
scheme that might Doe suggested 10y Ii'
,..,. alr,iniefrafion These senators wish
Tho Southern Associated Press 10 say ioI
thcm that they called upon Mf. M' j. ~
eirDlv 10 pay their respects. ana ~
,4f with emphasis. that during inc uine
... p,o,, ,rcro in tho presence Of me
Executive tho subjects of i1riU, S"N' 10
and PATRONAGE were not mentioned or l'
forrc1 60 fn the most Indirect manner
hv either or tho fHfI''r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

We let the girls in just for fun,
As they were keen 10 learn
Tho game Of poker. Ere twas done,
Well. we had fun 20 burn
our cnips were borrowed, stolen, lent,
Tho bank was but name.
And every sort Of slapdish went.
When the girls were in the game.
The school for Players that The sun
Keeps open for our good
Might brand US blockheads every one,
For rules misunderstood,
But iackpots on a bobtail flush
Would open; then that same.
Filled in the draw. won with rush.
When the girls were In the game.
We were not bound by any school.
Ourselves our only law;
We made exceptions all the rule.
In shuttle deal. and draw.
And even when my royal straight
% Five aces put to shame.
To protest was to fly al Fate.
For the girls were in the game.
Yet, wondering how It came TO pass
That cards should play such tricks,
/ counted DER the deck. Alas,
1t numbered nfty-six.
10 mattcrl Though I quit without
A nickel 20 ny name
And owed the dinner. I was a winner,
For the girls were all the game.
Henry Tyrrcll. in New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

= few days ago "a very exalted per-
s0IIle was entertained GAO dinner in one
off t.e chief hotel restaurants in Berlin.
8ld as BE- was known that bee is exceed
u-Ir fond Ot san M0sele 81 was deter
mla.l TO give him with his lsh bottle
of more than ordinary vintage. kind
of practical joke was played. The bottle
$50. placed before lfm without any label
being on 30, and the landlord was re-
qlcsted tO name only a. moderate price ir
-le noble guest should detect the quiii-
ft Of tu- Wine and make amy special M
qH.lics about 3d. This prccaution turned
0It tO have been necessary DOB one sense.
Ult lf led the most into au expense that
Ic did NOT bargain Tor. lie mas now
learnt a new Iu-ndmcly, that one
mar suffer from depreciation what one
has ass well as from eXlgeerdtnB It's
value. "Ilat Us capital wine, said
tuc guest. Let us send for the landlord
and ask the price OF IT, 1 would not mind
having Few hundred dozens Of that in
1919 cellar
Mine host hurried up. and assured his
Iustrl0us interrogation that the delicious
lqu0r cost no more chan is. %. per bot
rle. "N ED. / am not going 10 throw
away SO good "a chance as this. replied
tns ast0uished cOunOIsse ur. That Is
very cheap. indeed. Have tie kindness
lo send my cellar master thousand
bottles a cold shudder crcpt over the
limbs Of the rash entertainer Tor his
HautOn dupAcity had let him in for an
order he did not anticipate. IL was too
late 10 inform the iLlstriOus guest OF
rhe trick played upon him. ln fact, he
might have taken 10 amiss. The MOselle
ne had been drinking ala not cost only
b.. 3D.. il was brand the price Of which
was Us. a bottle.
This practical joke. therefore cost its
author no less than ESQ. for he had to
make up this difference out or nis own
uocset I need hardly add that the hap
az Do--e-sor OF this thousand bottles
continues to qulm with great gusto fla
CONS of this memorable Moselle, with its
delicious flavor and luNurlant bouquet
and that he invariably boasts 10 his
quests OF his fabulous good fortune IN OBJ
tanning 50 choice wine for so small !
prlce.-LOndOn Telegraph
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
Modest Claims.

In his paper. the Sviet, the RUSSIAN
General Kamarou publishes an ar''''e
which contains the following remafhao'e
passage:
The East. with all its countries as
China, Persia. Beluchistan. ana even IN
dia. are by the Will Of Providence destin-
ed for the Russian people. Sooner or later
the East will be ours. In crder however
To attain this object we must guard our
position in the West. and must De
strong there. too. All our efforts must De
directed there. all our thoughts and tai
ents. There we must show ourselves gen.
nine Russians We must there thwart
German intrigues and German tricks
emars ting from Berlin. and have a sharp
eve on our real foes. If we retreat IN the
West we lose everything in the East
Nts in the West a matter comes 10 deci-
sion which is for US Of vital Importance.
namely. the question q the BOsporus and
the Dardanellcs. The Straits must by al
means come into our possession for the
sake Of securing peace I'm our South.
and for the sake Of our whole develop
meut-nay. even existence. In the Strai,s
we must be as strong as on the Nistula
and IN the Baltic. In preserving for our
selves the West we must above All N
Slavs. and we must keep alive the con-
seriousness Of relationship In all the peo-
pies Il S'cvonic nationality up 10 the
Adriatic these people being our real prop
and support I'm the struggle against the
greatest foe OF our nation. namely. GER
me- nism.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
A GYMNASTIC TOURNEY.
mr. UNfyIHSiIY IIHLLTfs TO
GRE PUBLIC IyHTBfTTON.
Tho Faculty Decide 10 Have Three Aca-
demic Examinations "A Year Instead
Of Two a. Heretofore.

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA. March
10. - Special - The fourth annual gym
nasic tourney will take place IN the
Fayerw Gather gymnasium to-morro"
night. There are twenty eatries' and the
contest promises to be one Of the finest
ever held here. and equal to any IN the
country. The gymnasts haze been IN
training for several months under Dr. W.
a. Lambeth. physical Instructor OF the
University. 1870.
a great many visitors will be present
among them some Of the most el7lln-
guishcd gymnasium instructors OF tHls
country. For several days c1tlel'-i7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

Mrs. Ruiz says She owes All to the Consul
General

NEW YORK, March l0-Mrs. Ricardo
Ruiz. widow OF the man alleged 10 have
been murdered recently 90 the dungeon
OF the Guanabacoa Jail by hirelnes OF
the Spanish Colonel FonsdeVcia. arrived
here yesterday on the Ward line steam
ship Seneca from Havana.
She was accompanied by her five chill
dron. the eldest aged thirteen aud the
youngest three years.
After her arrival at the dock. the be-
reavcd family were driven in @ carria &c
10 the United States Hotel, where they
breakfasted. Later. they went to- ia
west Ninetv-olchth street where Mrs.
Ruiz Will remain until she goes 10 WASH
ington to lay before the Departs ent of
State her claims as the WHO OF muir
dcred American citizen against The gov
eminent OF spain.
While the Seneca lay in Havana har-
Dor Mrs. Ruiz and Der children were
sent out 90 the vessel in an ordinary
freight lighter. When they boarded tile
ship she thought that her troubles bad
partly ceased
IL was moi so. however. From tho mo-
mont that her identity was made known.
the other passengers on the vessel most
% NrNfN't'fi'f viz EIIfW NNt" NNrt' t"I't.|N
ish suspicion. Stunned hlr. only one
man sought airs. Kuiz and tried to- make
her feel that she was again among
friends. That was Dr. T0wle of Com
cord, y. d., and be did everything in
DDS power 10 cheer the souow-mdcn
woman.
Mrs. Ruiz looked ten years older than
her thlrty-nvo years. Her face was deop-
scanned with cares. white and pnchcd.
ald her nerFc-Wrechng experience in Gu
ba has left shcr in highly c1ci.aDle
and nervous state.
The widow and the two elder children
were dressed in deep m0lrine.
Mrs. Ruiz said;
Sly husband was fouliy murdered and
God KNOWS what would have iell our
fate 90 BE- bad not been for tho heroic
conduct OF Consul General Ice. We
owe our Very existence o. lim. Within
ID few days 4 shall go to Washington aud
submit to ths state Department. my
claims against Tho Spanish Government,
The proofs OF my hu band murder
hy The prison autlortic-. under Ionds-
fec1ia, boo eIinfh1c0a. ar0 iuConf. fHIo.
do not know. OF course exactly what
my lutufo movements VIII ho bug my
Nr.t efforts wiu Poe in the direction OF
enlehtclns the United states Govern
ncni REGARDING The crucif.os rracr.0l cn
American citizens hy the Spaniarls in
Cuba
we wore not allowed to take away
from tle island some Of The strongest
proofs against the authorities then. of
my husband murder. THIS is due t0
The efforts of COL Fond .ecIa alI iae
Spanish officials .n Havana. wish to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
Some Good stories.

Several Ohio lawyers once gathered 10
JUDGE Wilson room after adjournment
of court and were d.scl ing the retire
inent Of a member OF the bar Among
them was one whose ufartDe was NDrrD
$4,000 a wear. tie said. of have beet
prlcticing several years and am well FIX
-d. have thought wo.il A1e 40 r--
tire and devote my remaining years 10
studies l have neglected"
study Jaw. put To- Judge Wilson.
A sergeant of a company OF British in-
fantry quartered in a Dacoit-infesiod part
OF Burma "a few years ago. WAS "a nrm
believer ia destiny. one evening when
dressing. prep ifatOry 10 taxing stroll
bon tine jungle. bee Was noticed uy cor
poral. q persistent opponent of the dos-
tiny theory. 10 slip revolver into his
pocket. Hello" shouted tho corporal
what are you taking the revolver with
YOU fOry That won't save you. if your
time has come" NO. replied the SER
acant. "hUt. lou see. I may happ,n 10
come across a pacoit whose last day has
come"
During a general election a canvasser
called al the house Of the late Prof
fr0ude. the historian. Mr.. Froude was
out so the canVasser had 20 content him.
solf with intcrrogatins the butler as 10
how Mr. Froude would vote. The hut
lor-1u old servant. who understood his
master Well-rcpNcu. W uOn the libar-
ais is I'm Mr.. Fr0ude is sometimes a COM
serVative. When the conservatives IS In
Mr.. Froude Is always LIBERAL"
Gen. Mcclellan when In command Of
the army. conducted a waiting a cam
naign. being 20 careful not 10 make any
mistakes that he made very little head
way. President Lincoln once sent him
this brief hut exceedingly pertinent 1t
ter: MY Dear Mcclellan. II you don't
want 10 use the army ! shOuld Ike Ia
borrow it for a. while. Yours respectful
ly. a. Lincoln"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

An old PEBBLES worthy and an English
lady were one day recently occupants OF
a railway carriage in an Edinburgh bound
train. The train had been waiting long
at certain station, and there was no
appearance or IT'S starting, when the
worthy remarked.
They re q gey taiglesome lot here
81 bes your pardon, said the lady.
I'm sayin' they re an awtu daidiin'
squad here said the Did fellow.
Il really bes your pardon. 81, she re-
joined
I'm remarkn' they're vera drech
10y hare the NIGHT the old gentleman
further ventured.
Really l must again beg your pardon,
4aid tne lady. with marked cmbarrasS-
ment but I do not comprehend you.
Of was just trying TO say the train was
late" he finally blurted.
Indeed. sir. IL Is very late agreed the
lady.
And the conversation collapsed.-Tit-
Bits.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
CYCLISTS GET DAMAGES.
Easy for Them to Get Yer lets B cause
JurieS Award II Without DelIbeFatiOn.
EASY JOB FOR COUNCIL OF L. A W.
The Former strong Feeling Against Wheel
men Has Melted fnio Great Regard.
Women'- Injuries Very Hcav-
lily Settled out of Court.
Every blcycllst IS worth 10000.

Every bicyciist Is worth 100000.
1t used to be almost impossible for a
lawyer to recover damages due a wheel
man for injuries received TO himself while
riding, because the public was sore up
on blcycnsts and the courts were against
them. Now the judge in the case is a
cyolist himself, and the Jurymen either
roe a wheel or have SONS that do so. To
get DAMAGES IS easy. And not only are
personal injuries settled with cash Out
damages to the wheel as welL-Counch
oil che J.. a. W.
IiauK bourne. or Brooklyn. was riding
tniOl-u Prospect Pam One pieasaIit
W.ecnDs Gay wncn a. nsnt Dussy came
spltulAs aiOuS. AZ OFci LOOK MI. boulle,
VINO Was thrown from has wheel, uia-
locating nIs sAOul-ri. \ diaiocated sn1 ui-
der Is nOt considered u serious tnlns, Out
.ur. bourne toSK II 10 court, ana the
owner 0l the pussy pud 5000 damages
DtsiCes defending himself against very
sharp sult
l. ths same city Wiuam Drake was
c,ossiug the track of suburban trolley
when The train came along. Jumping
from nis machine, Ar. Drake escaped,
but tie wheel was run over and perishcd
v trolley death. The court awarded hlm
$50 damages, although the price OF the
wheel when new did not exceed that
sum. But the trouble 90 which, the rider
was placed was sufficient 90 allow MIN
the fuu price OF his wheel. II is se-
Ii0us thing 90 compel hiCyclist 10 jump
from DIS machine without due warning
Of danger.
Recently some one accused the New
York Central OF awarding small damages
.F Dol I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

Low sobbing waves upon a Swallowed
shore
Within tho mead scent OF sleeping
flowers.
a waning moon behind the hilltop tow
els
And darkness darker than it was before.
Gray stretch Of ocean meath a sky Of
gray.
Within the peared east a far faint
liglt
a wind among the grasses on the
height.
Below, the distant murmur OF the bay.
Dim light that trembles DER the sombre
sea,
Pale Sky that Pushes suddenly 10 rose.
Then golden bright the sun his glory
shows
And. 10. a bird is singing from the lea.
Chambers Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

The Louisiana tale OF the COW island
hen which Matched out a brood Of young
4ll.cators and nursed them with moth
-r's care unds its parallel IN the exploit
of a North Carolina fowl. which has
brought triumphantly forth from her nest
Twelve lively young terrapins whick look
up 10 her with nlial respect and tender
ness.
n Is r. new demonstration 81 the COM
noeure ~ that useful domestic bird and
the breadth OF It's material sympdth es
that 4 takes ul its family duties With
our the smallest token OF surprise and
leads the brood about as TRANQUILITY as IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

Upon the roof on summer nights,
Above the hay city lights,
We sit. sweet Dora Dale and l.
Beneath the cool and friendly sky.
And We listen to the tapping Of Mrs.
Cary's wash,
Like the shaking Of white sails on sum
mer seas.
And We dream that we are sailing till
we almost hear the swash
OF the water. as the lines swing in
tho breeze.
Love makes that roof so dear 10 me
That an the charms Of woods and sea
No longing I'm ny heart can stir.
II havIns then. I must leave her
So we listen 10 the Tapping OF Mrs. Ca
rvs wash.
Like the shaking Of white sails on sum-
mer seas.
And we dream that we are sailing I'LL
we almost hear the swash
OF the water as the lines swing In the
breeze.
The ncighhors gossip on the roof,
But from the rest we sit aloof,
And plan how some day. happily
our root shall be beside the sea
And we listen TO the tapping Of Mrs.
Carys wash.
Like the shaking OF white sails on sum
mcr seas;
And we dream that we are sailing TIL
We almost hear the swash
OF the water MS the lines swing I'm the
breeze.
May d. Hatch i'm New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11
+, consisted Of pecping young dorklnss or

buff cochins.
Th.v WILL OF course. part company
as soon as the young reptiles gam ex-
perience and access TO water, put they
viii carry with them tho privilege OF
pointing with peculiar pride to at least
one branch Of their ancestry;
IN ali conscientious terrapin-that Is. the
stewing pan-a hint OF chickens may
hover about It. mingling with their own
rsvisbing fragrances concentration OF
m, euterprising North Carolina nen
v hich started them on their career'-Ne"
York Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

have been AZ work. arraneln. seats 10
accommodate the large cl-H- cApe. ed
10 bo present
THE ENTRIES.
The entries are Minor uorrett. Wallace
TuItt Archie HcXfon. L. HOx-on, Peters,
Saud0w Moore. Henry. Ayers BulOcN.
Carney, Marten. camel. Joyce, Estes.
Foster Gillespie. Obrien ana loIniea
JounIpus Bullock won tne all-l'uHn
medal in 'g5 ond Ayers won 10 last y"y,
therefore they arc debarred ttom winning
IL again.
Dr. Lambeth. the Instructor or lhy-
s.cA culture - considered 10 Ne
enc ofg the best instructors in
the United Siates, besides pens
d. good teacher De SCI wonderful
gymlast himself and has performed sew
Clal daring acts that very few men have
dared 90 attempt. Tie ls graduate or
tine medical school here. also OF the payai-
cal culture department OF Harvard Jnl-
Vrri-ty. lie was appointed Vlce-D president
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-11

The gas pipe, the organ pipe,
The smokers pipe OF clay.
Are softer things we long have learned
10 trust.
But the water pipc-a paradox
Wien frigii grows the day
Is prone TO 50 and set upon a. bust.
washington Times.