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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18
HOW THE GREEKS SLEEP.
fahtidious People Find No ConvrT
fences at the Hotels.

Fastidious Peopie Find No Convrn-
fences at the Hotels
In Greece the hotels Of the interior
follow n general typc-the Italian.
There is no common sitting-room. says
the Atlantic Monthly. Why should
there be? There is no Office, but that
does not seem TO interfere with the
presentation of bills. The ground floor
is given up TO . cafe or restaurant, IL
The i%nnkccpr goes into that kind of
business. Very often, however, the
master Of the Apollo has only rooms 10
let. The sleeping apartments on the
floor above are often approached by
IN outside stairway, and, rs Is TO bc
expected in n southern cline. they are
scantily furnished. OvcrfurniShins is
n vice anywhere. Under n southern
sky it is u crime OF which the Grrckn
ARE not guilty.
There is usually q mirror. though
that tribute to human vanity In III
times lacking. and, like the Turk, the
solitary Turkish towel bears no brother
near hia throne. The bcdstcnd is in
Var.ahly OF iron. Ar in primitive Tniicl
States within my memory, single roOms
arc rare. Two, three, four, five beds
nrr put in one room or strung along
the CORRIDORS. 4 fastidiOus person who
desires TO occupyaroom alone has to pay
Tor nll the beds therein. In somc place.,
special charges are made for sleeping in
the daytime, and there is @ aIed rate
or sleeping on the floor.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18
IL This Christianity?

Christian Churches seem to be got.
ting farther from Christ eyory year.
That thus ia so IL borne out by the
following telegram from Trenton
New Jersey. The congregation re-
ierrei to, aud the minister who pre-
sides yer the nock dO not seem Ia be
overcome with that meek and ipwly
spirit which characterized the lie
OF him who was born ~ 4 manger:
Miss Ray West. a member u the
First Baptist Church and the daugh-
Yer OF a prominent aud wealthy iami.
ly here walked ont 81 church last
night, branded by her icllow.mcm.
bers az an 'habituRl liar and SANDER
or. She had bt3h tried before the
Advisory Committee Of tho church for
circulating stories about the pastor
Rev. Maurice Eikes. and had been
found guilty.
Although many msmberp Of the
Committee had paii in the meeting
that they believed the youug wuman's
intellect was imrarcd, the Committee
drafted reso'u ions intended 10 cut
her Of from tie fellowship OF the
church.
And yet these same people. who
would blackcn the character and
blight the lie 81 a poor girl. who Ia
probably irresponsible Tor word or
act, pose M Christian rctormcrs and
draw the line at kaleidoscope picturcs
and even at nearly all kinds Oi a,ll.
letic sports.
We will wager that there 10 no. a
John H. Sullivan, Il J. j. Corbett. a
Bob FitzsimmUns. nor oven u Tom
Sharkcy. in that congregation. II
there were, thai poor imbeclls young
oma would have had a champion,
who would havo sccn that che had 4
'luarc deal
Those mon may be "brutos.' bnt
thoy nrt not lost 20 all sense o, honor
aud chivalry.- Sacramento Bee.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18
PAYMENT or TAXES sENI-AS-
NCALLY.

NCALLE.
40 get OF the legislature. approved
March l6 1891, provides Tor the pay
Dent Of taxes III eeni-annual install
Any person charged EIih
LAKES on -rc.i s:lt, and psrsonsl
p ger, are.ir in.. t" xs;.nS law,
mar az i.> p'ion p! 10. t"A
amount IT, FaA yT Lc'orr Tie hrSi
nonGaIa D~tsSLer Il each .enr,
but IL he should pay ons-Lah Of such
taxes, as tie same shall appear on the
assessment ruil taxed aEainS him, on
or before the first Monday I Decsi-
Der of each near. then, IN such case.
tbs remaining hall Of said taxes .hsu
not become delinquent prior TO the
first Monia. in June mex. ensuing;
but if such person shall fail to pa.
the first bali VI said taxes. as berein
provided. then the entire tax shall be
collected. a. To- provided ~ Law,
ard sn.;SIes. % which the frst half
shall cot be paid OIL or before the
fret 3onda, in Deceuber 81 each
year, thzll be subject tn have added
thereto penalty Of 10 per cent and
al taxes o: the preceding year which
remain due and unpaid on the first
Monday il June Of each year stall be
subject. TO and there shall be added
thereto 4 like penalty o. 10 per cent.
This act does not take effec; until
the tirE; Of January next after which
time property owner , provided they
hold real estate IN the county OF =
value sufficient to cover the amount
VI tie iaxes, may. at their option,
pay Oue-hslf their taxes IN December
and ;he other half on or before the
first Monday in June Of the ensuing
year.
IL Is believed 10y many that this act
will Ire beneficial to the taxpayers.
for instead .oi having tho money.
which they are los compelled 10 pay
in December, lying idle In the Comfy
or State Treasures they will have tbs
use Of oDe-half OF it from December
until the ensuing June.-Reno
journal.
= 1t is doubtful whether this act Will
prove as beneficial 10 the taxpayers
as its advocates hope. The danger
lies III taxpayers getting the idea
that their taxes are not due until the
first MondaS III June and acting ON
that idea allow the first installment
to go d%elihquent without realizing
that a penalty OF ten per cent is adj
ded oh that installment il not paid on
or before tie tirst Monday OF Decem
bsf processing.
a laE similar to this has been in
force III Ealiiornia for the list two
o! three years and its operation has
been slightly disastrous TO tLs wn.-
ter. He Is tie unhappy owner Of =
small chunk OF C~sli'nrnia's beauti
fu! ciitssee and since the Las permit
ting semi annual paymsnt Of tax@
has been in force over there be has
invariably let the frs; installmsui go
delinquent and has ponied up - per
cent penalties thereon every year. IL
there are many people IL the state OF
Nevada like unto him. this Law viii
not prove q bonanza FOR them. II
will, however, benefit those who pay
the first.installment when due.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18
The Fourth ofJnIy.

Tho fourth OF July will soon lie here
and Elko should announce to the
world that che will Obsesre the com.
ing birthday Of the nation. The Inst
celebration held here in which all ia,
people took part was in 1852. In 1884,
the strike was on and our people slept.
uptil nearly everybody had mRdo mr..
engagements TO attend other
celebrations IN the county before
they woke up and concluded to colo
brate. II is now Elko's turn TO have
srousing celebration mud she should
declare herself at once. Don't lot il
drag along until other celebrations
AFRO advertised and under way. To do
this will subject us to the im~puta.ion
OF bad faith and cause the people in
the adjacent valleys to go to unnec.
eesary trouble nud expense. Let Us
hsvo a rousing celebration this wear
and invite all the people Of tho coun.
10 celebrate with us.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18
Has Faith In Carlin.

Mr.. j. ". Purit was up from Carlin
this morning making the final ar.
~rangementE FOR tho transfer OF the
business and real estate Of Mr.. A..
Arnheim III that town to him. Mr..
Puett has wonderful faith in the
future II Nevada and OF the
town oi Carlin in particular and does
not hesitate tO invest all his surplus
cash i'll Cariin real estate. He has
bought Mr.. Arnhcim's complete
stock OF merchandise and all Of his
real estate III the tovn of Carlin and
IL now prepared to meet all demands
III the line >: general merchandising.
The INDEPENDENT congratulated
MIR. Puctt on his Gee in Carlin
and hopes that in the years to como
the goddess Ui Fortune may still con-
tinuc to smile on him. 4 man with
his faith III the future Of his town de.
serves the highcu prosperity.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18

.shs,e is no oarse left tut to decline
land advertising under the new Lag
unless thS applicants wbo want land
are willing to pay the legal ratee OF
advertising and even these rates veFe
reduced also by the legislature
Carson Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18
Queer Named HonorabIes.

Perhaps the most significant piece
OF yesterdays news WA the reyela.
ton, as made exclusively by the
Courier Journal, that Hon. Pottsey
Grubbj Of this city had retired from
the turmoil Of politics and the halls
OF craftsmanship to take up tho re.
sponsiDle duties Of trainer to the ie-
male bicycle racers. Instead Of wear.
ing ont the gray matter OF his brain
and the kEuckles Of his dukes shan.
ing the policies Of political parties
and debating its nominees, he now
holds the bottle, and Yields ID.
sponge, and sways the currycOrnb in
getting into condition and keeping on
edge the female six day bicycle rae
ers. We congratulate Hon. Pot,sey
on his discovery OF the vanity Of vast
ing his liie M a political Warwick.
and we feel to inquire where now. in
comparison with the pinnacle Of use.
fuluen which he has reached. il Hon.
He Lung OF Kentucky, Hon. Is. Gum
OF Tennessee. Hon. Abe Gruber u
Nov York, Hon. lobe 5crutchins Of
IsIHs. liou. Balboa Cocktail OF North
Carolina. Hon. Jump Squizzer Of
south Carolina, g; Hon Guber Sin.
kenzooper Of Missouri -lIouisyill.
Courier Journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18
~ the rick az the Clock.

Every minute, every minute.
Has tho whole OF livingin it,
Someone's crying,
Someone's born.
Someone's dying.
Old and worn.
Someonc'e laughing,
Someone's led,
Someone olaiIrng,
Someone's dead.
Someone's hearing
Someone's jccring,
Someone's jest.
Someone's sorry.
Someone's glad.
Someone's worry
Drives him mad.
Every minute, every minute
Has the whole Of living IN il.
Pom Hall, In Truth.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18

Dave Casper has Iust received
o'w lot OF samples Of Fall and
Winter Clothing which will be undo
o order from tl3.5O up. =
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Collection Agency.

indor'ea oJ the Leading Piras Of n
CshatI
WhapiAt
Tssi INTERSTATE: COMMERCIAL
COLLECTION AGENCY.
SsndI Jour sls- sseounis &, ,ssnIter,esl
ssiioI.
once. 90 EifIb Street. sssrsaES.'CsI
Don't delay. Call ~ shss Ala 10, - have
ysnr SbstIsas
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18
Nnsoni c Meeting.

81. Thors will DO n meeting OF
w Eiko Lodge No. IL, +. md A.
NJ. on Friday evening.
April l6, 1897. Mt 7:2N p. M, for work
IN the First Degree. Sojourning
brethren arc invited to attond.'
j. I. TmrLBTr. Secretary
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18
suRsC,,lp1IoN nate
.DvrEtts,>'. iiAIES-

Um q. made ~ loS as 1. consistent -iiL
..zrd business principles. Apply 1T is, Of
See Tor terms. -
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1897-04-18
DAILY INDEPENDENT

An EVENING PaPEn.
Issaed Every Day. Sunyd,y's Excepted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
why ne ..v,,- On Both s,s.u

Froz ths Nee Orleans Tples Democrat.
"I met . numoer of queer chAracte 70 while tn
North Carolina = few years since" rcmarkoia
lady who had travelled. tue other day. but I think
OF them all an AGED woman. possibly OF eighty wtu-
ters ana summers, who lived In the country by
ways, exceeded the rest in point Of interest I was
asking Der one day about the war. and during the
conversation Inquired a. 70 the side her symph-
thies had led her to support. wall now che said.
there's my son RsineJ. He was just 'nout like all
the balance. 10 went into the war anu At ana ni,
until his clothes wAs aii:worn out; he starved NOES
of tae time. and when he got paid 1t wur in money
that wouldn't buy nothin'. SO Kelley got tired OF
thar. and 90 he Itned the other party. and when he
GOT plenty TO eat ana wear aud en- a mouth In
money that Tur rood anyuha'. ne kinder con-
otuded TO stay thar. and thar he stayed until the
nEhtinE wuI all over"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
MeIIheany.

MacAriEer Menhepny. for the sixteenth tine
since the Yuie Log burned. was In love -desper-
ateIy. extensively In love.
II was an the late winter. and though be ssveA
something on Ire cram ana frapped Sizz at the
coda fouatatns. he cropped Il Whenever he sent her
= bunch Of vioietG- even though they might be 60
small that they could only be detected by the odor.
But he loved her with his whole tropical nature.
and when Mac In,ster NcIihenny let the souifuiu-~s
NJ his being loose the r suit was . good deal ike
pulling a ten inch buns out Of q rveEa!ion frg.
he had met the fair Ros-nond NJ u tea .ome two
weeks before the opening Of this tale. and ere he
had recovered from The nrt Impetus OF his emo
lions he had drunk q %suf1Sient quantity Of Tho
we'll pink tea TO mantle his cheek with The
crimson blush of shame.
She mad poured # FOR him with her own ny
white hands. and he was too weak and impuI-
sive TO resist the TEN ptAiinn.
Two weeks had elapsed since that momentous
afternoon. ana now the enamored EarAilistsr Nc
Ihenny was standing ttfnrc the beautiful Rosa
mond with his heart full of love AID his mouth fun
OF word..
Dear heart" he was saying ~ he held her rive
hands iu his. since the frat hour my eyes rested
upon your lovely face there has been tnroosins
throrg:h my soul such an intensity OF feeling thaI
Imagination drops its winrs and refuses TO ~ IN
the useless search for adequate language In whirh
20 portray the msasvrri~ss depths nj my irresIsti-
BILE and in-E Dr-ssblr Affection for those inenab,.
rrAces Of arrsnn. heart. and mind whirh = iuXuriArt
and Lavish Creator bSs bestowed upon you with Q
hand Of more Than tropical richness. aud has maze
OF yoa q feirG II were well worth the best mans
wsoIe life ana purpose Aad en- ieAsoF TO -Ip~pd ali
his c!me and energy and wealth ia the noble Ambi-
lion OF WANING. TO have and 10 hol1 IS his very
own until time shall be no n ors ana the EiArs snail
fail in their orbits ere be DO AurhI 10 bring sorrow
10 her us.tins hear. or 10 tonch. ty any Hci II
his. ne glorious hAio that surrounds her sweet
young NE aud thus IN thrnW TIE fIiu'eai shadow
upon IL, as any man might do who ala not love and
cherish you. dear aud IarlipE EnEAmond. as your
own MseAIIissr EcI.henny loves and ckerlshes
you. Aad here within the vey walls of her oEa
little NEST he eanss TO tell his CARING lHiIe birdie
TIE unbeatable story of his hearts besI and uusGI
and oIli-St love-"
A. Mac h,iisIer hcIlhenny'a rich AID roony voice
SofUsBei away into . meioiious ~hi per OF Tho
lAmp.it air. the fair RoGAmond took her Two hands
from bis loving clG.p ana LAID them with IneHAb.s
teLderBess upon hts two ShouIGsrs ami LOOKED
foucly up into his han dIOm@ fGce.
lob. GLcAllisteT." she muTmured. A. her COLLEEN
bsA1 Gropred upon HE manly boLon. SAY Nat
again. Please say II A-AlD."
Bat Nae AIIisieT EeIlhsuay would EaL
He couldn't " be hai wanted TO.
And besides. WhAi ~GI The uIel
as isad-pipe eineh wGI 100 evident 70 rSaEAsS
further SrgumeaL Z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
uer Dog Carrie. an Umbrella over Her.


FROM ff PhtIndcIpAfo Tnts.
NEw ORLEANS, Anrii o.-on q quiet little thorough.
fare letting OF OF 81. cuar'es avenue there mishe
have been seen during the heavy rain yes .erday
afternoon . big shaggy Newfoundland os carrying
a spread umbrella In his mouth. his dripping tan
,ti-k :nE out from under. and waksinE complacentiy.
Investigation revealed the fact that there was .
little girl under abe umbrella with the dog. nar uny
arm thrown around bis neck. and the Two tripping
along most .micab,y.
my lame 10 darie.' said the little maid upon
being Questioned, and this 10 Beaurerard. my very
own dog. Yea. Beaury goes to school with me. I
go n the kindersarten. you KNOW. aud he always
carries the umbrella II its raining. because I can't,
you see, and he can"
passed OIL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
CURIOUS FEATURES OF LIFE
Bsy made stark Ma By Hypnsue

Hom the chicago Tfaes Herald.
sAr1I srE. kARiE. Mioh.. April 1.-THE hypnotis
''TonianAs," who recently exhibited here, have
left In their wake n number " juvenile adopts
whom thew uaei on the stage hs "vietimi." Boys
RANGING from IL 10 Is years Of ace have zone to
hypnotiriuE their friends. One OF the juvenile hyp-
notists operated on a boy In the basem INT OF The
high school. placed his victim in . rEid condition.,
and left him there. Superintendent Tsrguson was
caiiei, but could not br'nG the boy back 20 con-
soinusness. During a session OF sunday scnool in
the Central Methodist Episcopal Church consterna-
ton Was cAussi by = boy who had apparently Be.
come tark mad. He bad been sittins quietly in
,ne of the classes, and without any apparent reason
suddenly started M and in1uig ID In = number OF
insane antics. II was coon discovered that he had
been me<merfFed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
Droppea 3 ceneealea weapep whne q. rra,er.

Prom re Crystal Springs Meteor.
One Of tn" most unique trials In the annals OF our
local courts was shat OF q colored brother. tried be-
fore Justice Stay. charged with carry Ing concealed
veaponA The discovery OF hi, guilt was Il sds
under very peculiar circumstances. He was At the
time engaged In prayer with toe assembled congre-
CATION, ana during the heat and f-rvor OF his invo-
cation the weapon fell frUm his porEet TO the door.
70 the utter aston,shm.nt OF the pious brethren and
sisters who knelt with MIN In prayer. Indixnation
ran high aud arrest followed the Incident. ana 1t 10
believed by the congregation that the Lord gave tho
offender AWAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
me

n ny sssfy ! uns sitsinG.
Jzpi ssosns-:
n1nA,nx sonssntns nost heatttra-
TsIuhA
wssa nay DIOR ben gave Q Jtnsis:.
Gave . linxis. rnEie. irnEie.
rssn = ,inxie. aaEis. ;taSts'-
Wa - mad
Or oniy gtsds
Hsrr I heard . siren rustic
In tee hail.:
Heart . sz.,te sae . b1stls,
Thsa . ali:
sooa nnss s-ee,ty lie cans biusaile.
where srood In vaflng. flashing;
Down sse Sat. In sus quite ezush,ag.
o. ny sAr:
erased n tat
ouss de tanned In soass -sessssse.
LIZ .hsn Low;
waved her haas IN vays sapAsste
To sDd frn:
1liked OF :asaer. esssr. mother.
coaea. nsrh~u, uncle. brother,
nnsn Of this one. tssa tie OsAS1.
vAns SsS 81
o. ny hal
Told IN soesan sofs and broken
A. coSit b.
Of Asr hons In quaint Hoeoksa
Year the SEA-
SASd ..Soas u1s she hoped 70 20
To ths Archipelago"
WAaI ! uhhsd ,ass tAsa Yea n0v.
whIis she sas
On ny hsL
psA ia aO,aos my snOt,Oa'
Ho4 n h4f:
Or toward norlnG take Q Dotsoas
Iruiy aL
ssra.xa. one mortal hour ~ tAiksa oaI
NOT q uord cid shs gst baked On;
VALE The carpet ] 3asi walked On;
And ale al
On nay nAL
nm paeEags fr,n IT. wrapping
she SroaEht QUIZ
Knsv fun vel sas'd esagAs hs nsDDtng.
I've DO doubG-
eaid thu book ~as ian tn one booE
All M veary bsart 20 GnhooE:
wouid E;adiy tAks J1a oas IooGf
There Lba sSS
On my hAI-
10 myself her ltss I drew 10
Lire . nAAh-
sirrsd my name noss boldly - n
with . dash-
rhsu upross iris lovely being.
TnrouEa thai hAn ~snt just Q nssinGs
Bus one thing was worth the ssetng'.
Twas thAE hat
where sss SAT! -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
e WORTH READING.


Pate served me mssaiy: but I LOOKED ct her and
laughed.
nat none might know Row bitter YES the cup I
QuA1ed-
Along came Joy. and paused beside me vhsrs I eat.
saying. II came 20 pee what YOU were iAuEhinG a.
Ella wurx1ER WILCOX.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18

a.uun Des.sa % Omar Khayy.A-

Ao0ffn DOb0O0 % OA4AT hH8yy1-
Pro@ tk< 81. JGEks'S Gdrefts-
Well. Omar Khsyytm wrote Of wins.
And ali Of as, sometimes, must Dimes
And Omar RhAJykm wrote OF HSsoA-
Ard ali Of n no dOuhI. have noses;
And Omar KhsyyAm wrote OF Love.
Which some Of Us are not above
Ala he charms 10 this extent
We doaI know, always. b he meant
Lastly. the mans 90 plainly deed
We can heap honorS on his head
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
In Danger iron q Pis.s nits.

EEUF u bV 2 OuTFT
JAMEsrouS, April IA few days aro Robert
Latng OF Sugar Grove, Pa, ten miles south II here,
was bitten on tbs thumb by = pig whicn he was try
lag 70 catch 70 butcher. Nothing moro was ,honGhi
of IL until yesterday, when the arm began 10 swell.
Blood poisoning hLs set in and he is now in . pre-
earious condition Physicians anput.ted the
thumb 20 day In the hope OF saving his life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
A Yea,hered AnElomnnine.

IRON the LsgiStoa EpeniA0 Journal
The report of strange bird that had Joined Q
hoea OF English apArroWs ssut . Rockland natural.
iu out Investigating the other day. he foand the
visitor 70 DO . common blAckbird.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
Ss I~Aseraiist.

FOR BROADER truths the ''liberai thinker" pIsadA
He rails 81 marrow biEotG and thstI creSdA
YsG proves hmSeIf. II oftumsa dOSe bsfAn.
nAs EsSI iA.OlsrAAI btsot Of thsa a.
Ella WEEuka Wuoaz-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
Shot with Hts own Pistol while a. Prayer.

FROM tie Atlanta Contribution
CoLunBtA. 8. c.. April PRAYING In church
as T,rrah. Yort county. last niRht. Jonah cro-by.
coiored. found Q bS pistol In his hip pocket pn.
oomfnrtaDte- In remo.ing it the weapon was dis
charged. Wounding him seriously and cauning Q
stampede OF the CONGREGATION.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
Caught q Ptekerel in q stee, rrae.
From the Hartford covr,a..

ESSEX. April ii.-H. C. Walden. the rapper,
caught . four pound pieEere! IN q steel trap which
WAS SET for an otter in riiey 4 Pratt's pond this
week Walden said it was the nrst time tina; he
ever knew OF q Dab being caught in q steel trap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
Marr,ea Life Free from Care.
From the Pin.buro Dt.pa.eh.

From the Pittsburo Dtspatch.
Marshal Lawrey and Mary Tolliver. colorec. were
married In the ,ounty jail 81 5 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon BY = colored minister. the woman was
Delighted after the ceremony was over. rhe groom
,ook . different wow of the case and said he did nos
care what became OF him now.
stH Years Old. loS Pounds, and sen Grow
ing.
Prom thS Pudueuh. Ky. Estrs.
Bret Newman, Stepson OF H MsClAnAhan. whO
lives near NGxon's MiIis. this county. is only Q
years ola. but he weiSns los pounds and Ia 4 feet .
inches IN heiRn.. He is taking on neaa 1T the I1te OF
three or four pounds \ month
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18

A and p play two-kAE1ed pinochle. A me!ts King
Ani queen OF three suits. Sc"TInE for each h-Ii.
Then neIds EinE Of fourth suit. scoring 50 for The
-four EinE.. Then meids the queen of fourth suiT.
ara scnrss 90. Ihts ISst rI being tramp sult. Nov
A claims ihAI after uklpE EnnIler IncE he eau
slMi score % for The four queens. IL A riEni!
FEIESDLT WGGEk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18

In plAyinK . IN o.hAnded same OF pInochie 10 II per.
niKHble 70 announce the oiec~ and IVo Ae+t or any
other count ~ one ana Ihs same time, q dauoIe
pack Of CARDS being uAsdf LIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18

Hev many Of our Presidents married widovrl
FL ?.
WsshinEtou, Jenerscn, Madison; and Fillmore
and BenJAmin Harrison Cafter they had retired
from once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-18
TIE sUNs SCHOOL FoR CARD
PLAYERS.

The second answer TO n. ?. n. Ia TIVE sus's card
sehool on March Z. = count IN erfbbaEe, Wa an
error. Three nre,. a deuce. ana a trty count IL,
fifteen eight AMI = pair royal.