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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-13
Telegra11y.

PARYz, 1890 Grudnla.
w izbie deputowapych inter.
pelowal Rad socyalista Grous.
set W sprawie zachowania sic
sztabu generalnego W obec
Dreyfusa. CzytaS artykuiy
dziennikarskie pisane przez
czEonk6w sztabu generalnego,
kt6re mia}y ma celu wp}ywat
ma og}upianie publicznoSci,
mieszaly w sprawe Dreyfusa
by}ego prezydenta rzeczypo'
spolitej i monarch6w pa6stw
osciennych. Nova ia wywoaasa
zan1ieszanie W izbie. Minister
Freycinet stawal W obronie
armii, ktora ME moze bye cd.
powiedzialns "a niew1asciwe
zachowanie sic niekt6rych of
ceroW.
Sprawa Picquarta poruszyla
cale miasto. Me zosta} on do.
tychczas wypuszczony ma VOL
nose. Dwal czlonkowie izby
deputowauych Millevoy j hra-
bia Ramel udali sic ma c2ele
tlumu pred wiesienie Cherche
Midi i wykrzykiwali ,Pluc
ma Picquarta" Inni zapowia-
daja mauifestacye dla Picquar'
ia przychylne. Wojsko W ko
szarach stoi pod bronia, goto'
we do stiumienia zbyt gfo.
snych manifestacyj.
Hrabia Esterhszy uviado-
mil Rad kasacyiny, ze jest
got6w zfoayc zeznania, dowo.
dzace jego i pulkownika Hen
ry niewinnosci W sprawie
Dreyfusa.
. PARYz, 1890 .Grudnia. -
Ameryka6scy komisarze poko-
ju wydali W hotelu Continen'
tai bankiet ma czesc genera}a
Portera, ameryka1sk!ego ara.
basadora W Paryzu. Wielu
wybitnych Amerykan6w by4o
obecnych. Wnoszono toasty ma
czesc McKinleya, AMBASSADORS
j komisarzy.
PARYz, 1890 Grudnia. 49,
Edmund J. Monson, ambasa.
dor augielski m6wif ma zebra
niu publicznem, ze sympathy
zuje 3 Francya, kt6ra wy
rzeklszy sic Faszody, bedzie
teraz wraz z Anglia i Stanami
Ziednoczonyml dziasac wspol-
ME W interesie postepu / cywi.
lizacyi.
Ambassador niemiecki hra.
bia Muenster przyjmowai u
siebie ma obiedzie francuzkiego
ministra spraw zewnetrznych,
Delcasse. Gazety wyzyskuja to
sposobnosG ma rzecz zblizenia
sic Francyi do Niemiec.
BERLIN, 1890 Grudnia. -
Eugen Richter krytykowa} W
parlamencie postepowanie rza'
du. Zachowanie sic cesarza W
Ziemi swietej ME zadowolni}o
protestantow. Wydalania z
granic pahstwa obcych podda'
nych ME jest godne wielklego
narodu. S}owa cesarza popie-
rajace projekt powiekszenia
armii So ublizeniem dla cara
rosyjskiego, kt6ry wystapif z
proiektem wrecz przeclwnym.
Richter pochwala aeutralne
zachowanie sic rzadu podczas
wojny hiszpa1sko-ameryk kan
skiej, gani1 natomiast osobiste
mieszanie sic cesarza do spraw
ksiazat 'rzeszy z4da}, azeby
wszystkie odezwy cesarza pre-
chodzi}y przez cenzurs mini.
strow.
Richterowi odpowiada2 Sc.
kretarz spraw wewnetrznych
hrabia Posadowsky i zape-
wnias, ae "a kazdy krok cesa-
rza bierze ma siebie odpowie-
dzialnosG kanclerz Hohenlohe.
Minister spraw zewnetrznych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-13

Moore wyjai n6z kieszeni i pchnai
oios W piers. smierd nastapiia
natychmiast. Nadesz}a policya
i miody Moore dai sic aresztowat,
ME stawiajac oporu. Powiada, ze
ojoiec byi pijany.
Niepoczciwy Ojciec.
13letui Albert Lukowicz prey.
szedl wozoraj do stacyi polieyi PREY
E. Chicago ave. poskarzyi sic, ze
ojciec MIN sic okrutnie obchodzi.
Opowiada., ze on i bracia jego pra.
cuja ma utrzymanie ojca, kt6ry ME
ohoe woale pracowa6. Ojcieo zmu.
sza ich spiewa6 ma ulicach i oddawad
mu wszystkie tym sposobem zaro.
bione pieniadze. Wczoraj Albert ME
chcisl wyjs6 ma ulice, bo czus sic
niezdrowym, "a to ojciec 60 obj
niemilosiernie. Chiopiec prosii ka.
pitana Revere o to, by ten mu dai
pisemne ostrzezenie do ojoa, i kspi.
tan wype}nil jego ayczenie'
Aresztowany.
10letni Alex. Krusihski zostal
wczoraj aresztowary zamkniety ma
stacyi prey Rswson str. Jest oska.
IRONY o to, ze ma rogu ulic Clesver
i Blackhawk napadl ma Franc. Muro.
wskiego, zam. pm. 47S E!ston ave,
zabral mu Is centow.
ChlOpcy obrabowani.
19letni Anton Schlage stawa1
wczoraj pred sedzia Eberhardtem,
oskarzony rabunek i zaburzenie
porzadku, a sedzia skazal go nas$lOO
kary pod kaucya $1,000 oddas go
pod sad kryminalny. w sobote oko.
10 godz. pol do Z wieczorem, ma ro-
gu % ulioy Webster ave., schlage
napad& na 14letnich Jaana Szulca !
Msxs Krause, kt6rzy wracali cd ro.
boty do domu, grozii i'm rewolwe.
ram i zabral pierwszemu SO, a dru.
giemu SIS. zabrawszy pienisdze
ucieki, Gonili 60 obrabowani, a
spotkawszy policyant6w Ragihskie.
go Riohtera, opissli tym1e rabusia.
Policyanci W kwadrans pozniej
schwytali schlagego ma rogu 25 ul. i
Rockwell str. Ma staoyi identy6ko.
wall 60 obrabowani. Schlage mial
dw6ch wsp6luikow, jsk opowiadaja
chl>pcy, i cl stall daleka ma stray.
Pollcya szuka teraz tych wspolni.
k6w.
$500 "a kOtke.
Pewien lekarz W Milwaukee,
Frank J. Tower, posiada} picking
kotke, bia}s jak snieg. Przywi6zf
ja do Chicago ma wystawe i podzi.
wiano ja tu bardzo. Ale zmiana
powietrza widocznie kotce zaszko-
dzl}a i trzeciego dnia zyc przesta}a.
DR.. Tower zakra} kotke do domu,
kazal ja zabalsamowad, i = zaska.
rzy} przez swego adwokata zarzad
wystawy 5000 odszkodowania.
Dobry przyk1ad.
Miasteczko Lake Forest dalo mia.
stu Chicago dobry przykiad, W jaki
spos6b nalezy postepowac kompa.
miami kolei elektrycznej. Kompania
Bluff City Electric hallway GO.
otrzyma}a koncesya ma przeprowa'
dzenie kolei esektrycznej, ale "a nia
musiasa zapfacic $40, 200 got6wka i
s15, 900 W akcyach. Owych &c..
900 otrzymanych gotowka, rada
miejska przeznaczy}a ma budowe
pieknego ratusza, tym sposobem
miasteczko otrzyma ratusz wybudo.
wany kosztem kompanii kolei ulicz.
nej.
Cd Wrzesnla go ME ma.
Cd d. "a Wrzesnia znik{ bez VIE
Sci dwunastoletni synek przedsie
biorcy pogrzebowego P. L. Muir.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-13
Wtorek dnia 1890 Grudnia, 1898 r.

wszechna, zapewnil wszakae,
Ae Niemcy utrzymuja z mocar-
swami europejskiemi i Q Anne.
ryks przyjazne stosunki.
Utrzymuje sic pog1oska, ae
nastepcs Lucanusa, szefa prey.
,bocznei kancelaryi cesarskiej,
zostanie mianowa my Moltke,
prezes regency W Opolu.
MADRYT, 13 Grudnia. -
Brzmienie traktatu pokoju u.
kaze sic ma widok publiczny
przed zwolaniem kortez6w.
HAVANA, 1890 Grudnia. =
9o9 nowojorski pu}k zosta1
wczoraj wysadzony ma lad i u
da} sic 2 przystani ma dworzec
kolei zelazuej. Pulk poprze.
dzala muzyka. Chorszowie
niesli sztandary ameryka6skie
i niebiesko zlote fagi stanu
New York. Pulk maszerowal
tylko przez boczne ulice. Ze'
brane ma ulicach tlumy zacho
wywaly sic milczaco. Odzywa'
3y sic tylko pojedy6cze glosy;
Mech zyje Ameryka! Nice b
zyje Hiszpania! Mech zyje
Wolna Kuba!
Popioiy Krzysztofa Kolumba,
odkrywcy Ameryki przenie.
siono I katedry ma pok1ad
okretu ,,Conde de Venadito".
Stalowa trumne niesli wybitni
obywatele hiszpa1scy. Ma cze.
le orszaku postepowa4 general
kapitan z ca}ym suoim szta.
bem.
SAN JUAN DE Porto RIoo,
13 Grudnia. General Brooke
sprzykrzyl sobie stanowisko
wojennego gubernatora wyspy
Porto Rico i wraca do ojczy-
zny. Jego nastepca zostanie
general q. V. Henry, komen.
dant za}ogl W Ponce.
Pobyt W miescie ME jest
dla Amerykanow przyjemny.
Ulice So ciasne, hotele bru.
dne i bez aadnych wyg6d.
WASHINGTON, l3 Grudnia. -
W senacie rozpoczsfy sic de-
baty mad dwiema waznemi
sprawami, tyczacemi sic roz.
szerzenia granic naszego pan
stwa i kanatu Nicaragua. Vest
popierajsc wniesions przez
siebie rezolucye, dowodzif, ze
stosujac sic do ducha naszej
konstytucyi, ME uznajemy
w1adzy, kt6raby ME pochodzi.
Ia wolf rzsdzonych. Sprzeci-
via sic to prawu moralnemu i
ME odpowiada zasadzie demo-
kratycznej. Kto postepuje
inaczej, jak tego dowodzi
polityka McKinleya, ten
gwa}ci nasza konstytucya.
Platt zapowiedzia1 move,
kt6ra udowodni, re rozumo-
wanie Vesta ME jest trafne,
poczem Morgan m6wii przez
try godainy, uzasadniajac po-
trzebe przyjecia prawa zarzs-
dzaiacego budowe kana1u Nj
caragua.
Senatorzy Hoar i Hale
przedstawili rezolucye powzie.
te ma zebrauiach obywatel-
skich protestujace przeciw
anektowaniu nowych wysp i
prowincyj, bez zgodzenia sic
ma to mieszka1c6w. Przekaza.
no te rezolucye komitetowi
spraw zewnetrznVch.
W izbie poselskiej za}atwia.
no sprawy, odnoszace sic do
dystryktu Columbia.
WASHINGTON, l3 Grudnia.
Dzisiaj rano o godz. 10 odby1o
sie nabozehstWo zalobne "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-13

Uu WrZcSuld ~ uto uias
Cd d. "a Wrzesnia znik} bez VIE
sci dwunastoletni synek przedsie
biorcy pogrzebowego P. L. Muir.
physego, zam. pm. 9256 S. Chicago
aye. Rod ice bardzo So zaniepoko.
jeni, chociaz ojciec przypuszcza, ze
chsopiec gdzieS W Chicago otrzymai
zatrudnienie. Dnia "a Wrzesnia
chlopak zabawiajac sig rzucaniem
kamyk6w procy, skaleczy} W oko
pewnego r6wiesnika i obawiaiac sic
aresztowania, uciek} znikf bez
wiesci. Nazywa sic Daniel Clarence
Murphy.
Zast6j ma kOlei ulicznej.
Wczoraj pred poludniem tax W
dzielnicy p6fpocnej, jak i zacho.
dniei panowal przez diuzszy czas
zast6j ma kolejach ulicznych i W
obu tunelach staiy dlugie szeregi
wagonow kolei linowych, setki
klerkow i urzednikow spoznily sic
W skutek tego W swych biurach. w
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-05
LAW is SET OUT
interpretations Handed
Down BY Court.
Mortgage Case Appeal-Redeemin
Inherited Property Berllner
Damage Matter Heard.

The Supreme Court yesterday filed
a decision in the case of Kane Kahoo-
mana, ct al, VS.. V. A Carvalho, bill
in equity to redeem a mortgage, ap-
peal, affirming the former decree of the
Circuit Court. With respect to points
raised On appeal the Court says: The
heirs at law of a deceased mortgagor
are entitled to redeem a mortgage on
real estate which they inherited from
deceased, even though there be an ad-
ministratrix of the estate of deceased
fully qualified. The administrative
ny redeem, but the right of the heirs
pendent of the right of the adj
I. ~stratrix. a suit in equity to re-
deem by the heirs at law of deceased
is not an interference with the admin
istration of the estate, and such suit
may be brought without leave of the
probate court. Wilder, Wise & Wake
field for plaintiffs; Little & Galbraith
for defendant.
In the matter of NJ. F. Scott, ct al,
VS.. z. n. Pilipo, bill for partition,
Judge Perry has issued a decree APP
pointing J. d. Paris and VIM. a. Wall
a COMMISSION 10 6AdUlluG tic SAI-
uation of the land in question, the ad-
visibility of it's partition and the best
and most equitable manner of dividing
it between the respective claimants.
In the matter of Nakaikuahine VS..
S. W. Kaleikini, debt, the Court has
ordered plaintiff to file a bond lin the
sum of SIS for security of costs. john
son for plaintiff; Kane for defendant.
Witnesses in the Rose Berliner case
against the steamer Columbia were eX-
amined in Judge Perry's Court yester-
day morning argument finished ana
the matter submitted. Davis for plain
tiff; Hatch and Caypless for defendant.
Nina VS.. Elizabeth K. Wilder, con-
struction of a decree, was argued in
Supreme Court yesterday morning and
and submitted. l.. A. Thurston and \.
S. Humphreys sat on the bench in
place of Chief Justice Judd and First
Associate Justice Frear. A. w. Carter
for plaintiff Kinney q Ballou and Nc
Clanahan for defendant.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-05
4 Wedding.

st. c. B. Sayres and Miss Lidie NJ.
West will be married in Central Union
church at $50 this evening. Rev. w.
NJ. Kincaid, pastor of the church, will
officiate. Miss Bessie Reynolds will be
maid of honor and James w. Bergs-
from will attend the groom. The
bride Will be given away by c. B. Rey-
noldS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-05
A CRITICAL Time.
DURING THE BATTLE
OF SANTIAGO.
Sick or Well, a Rush
Night and Day.


de Cuba Were All Heroes. There
Heroic Efforts I'm Getting Ammuni-
ton and Rations to the Front Saved
the Day.
P. z. Butler, of pack-train No. 8,
writing from Santiago, De Cuba, on
July 23d, says: I'VE all had diarrhoea
in more or less violent form, and when
we landed we had no time to see a doc
tor, for ii was a case of rush and rush
night and day TO keep the troops SUD-
piled with ammunition and rations, but
thanks to Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, We were able
to keep at work and keep our health;
in fact, | sincerely believe that at one
critical time this medicine was the in
direct saviour of our army, for IL the
packers had been unable to work there
would have been no way OF getting
supplies TO the front. There were no
roads that a wagon train could use.
My comrade and myself had the good
fortune to lay in a supply of this medi-
cine for our pack-train before we left
Tampa, and 1 know in four cases it
absolutely saved life"
The above letter was written to the
manufacturers OF this medicine, the
Chamberlain Medicine Co., Des Moines,
Iowa. For sale by all druggists and
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd.
wholesale agents for II. /.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-05
Police Court

All Kan was fined SIS for che ia
gambling.
John Xavier was fined $50 for hav-
ing opium in possession. When ar
rested he had two tins of opium and
twenty-six tins of molasses.
Pong Wo was fined $40 for furious
and needless driving.
All Kai paid $50 for operating a che
IA bank.
Twenty-Five Cinnamon were assessed
81 each for gambling.
The case of old man J. Kanui, en-
bezzlement, was carried over to taday.
Mol. pros. was entered in case of a
doctor arrested on the charge of selling
medicine without a license, it having
been shown that he is fully authorized
to carry on the business in which he
is engaged.
Sixteen persons of various national
tiles paid the usual fine of 50 each for
drunkenness.
Omega, Japanese woman who cut a
Chinaman with knife a few days ago.
was sentenced to two months impris-
onment by Judge Wilcox yesterday
morning
NJ. S. Frietas, the Pauoa store keep
er, was fined 500 for selling liquor
without license.
All Him and Akiona were fined SIS
each for having che IA tickets in pos
session.
Nineteen Cinnamon were fined SO
each for gambling.
Sam Moe was given a month on the
reef for assault and battery on Pahu.
Keahi, common nuisance, was fined
s.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-05
Plain Yellow.

There arc no doubt many people who
not naturally responsive to the beauties of
nature, assume in the presence of fine
scenery or striking atmospheric effects an
enthusiasm which they do not honestly
feel, because they are not willing to ho
Thought deficient in appreciation of CHI
jects that excite admiration in other
minds. Far better than such hollow ccstn-
sizes IL frank and modest confession OF
preference for other forms of bcauty-thoso
belonging perhaps more directly to human
art or life. Such an avowal implies of
course, natural luck which is unfurtu-
Iitc, but IT docs not necessarily imply stu
piuiiy on ignorance, and it gives tho per
son making il tho dignity and charm of
candor.
Quite admirably frank. though her adj
mission carried her u shorter distance, WAS
lady who, with companion. stood re-
garding tho setting sun mt the close Of q.
beautiful aut,innal day. The sky was
slngularly clear. There were no clouds 10
bar the shining heavens with contrasting
colors, or to catch tho sunbcams on their
edges in CLEANS of gold. Only, as the
great orb slowly descended, tho mellow
light of afternoon became richer and NOR.
golden, until not only the sky and its re
Elections i'll the molten stream, but the
trees, the shores, tho distant hills tbs
whole visible world and the very air that
bathod it, were ono great lovely, golden
glow One of the watching women drew
long breath of admiration and murmur.
cd softly:
How bcautiful!"
We'll" replied the other, glancing
about her without enthusiasm, and com
fortably settling her shawl, as tho air
3icN chilly, you know / never did care
fg4s. 1..r.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-05
JOHN JAY.
Under His Direction Slavery Was Abol.
ished In New Work State.

ohuer his direction Slavery Was AbOl-
ished In New Work State.
John Jay is ono of tho most interesting
characters in our national history. He
was born in New York city Dec. H. 1915,
of Iiugucnot stock, and graduated from
King snow COlumbia-colluoe. Ho was
admitted to the bar in 176S and immedi-
atcly became one of tho most prominent
supporters of tho colonial cause. lie was
colonel i'll the patriot army. chief of the
New YORK supreme court, member of the
continental congress and tho author of his
own states constitution. He was minis
ter to Spain two years, and with Franklin
and Adams negotiated tho treaty of Paris
Returning To America, ho was for five
years secretary for foreign affairs, and was
in 1889 appointed by Washington the first
chlci Justice OF the supreme court of the
United States. IIo was minister to Eng
land in 1904, ana III 1901 withdrew from
public lifn and devoted himself tn study
to philanthropy and to tho emancipation
Of slaves. 1t WAS under his direction that
slavery was abolished in New York state
He died May IL. 1929.
Nov. 10, 1871 John Jay signed i'm Lon
don the Instrument known ;iS JAWS trcnty
by which most al tho questions in dispute
between England and the United States
were settled. There were many matters
lclt without definite understanding ut the
end of the Revolutionary war. By tli,.
provisions of the Jay trcaty the northern
boundary of Maine was determined, Amer
ican citizens recovered about $40 600 200
Tor illegal captures Of vessels by English
cruisers since the peace of 1882. and all
the western posts still held by British gar
rlsonS were surrendered
The American people wanted some
things that MIR. Jay was unable to secure
for them. lie could not prevail on the
English dirloniatistS to open Canadian
ports Ia American vessels or to grant n
free traffic i'll West Indian seas and the
regulations uion neutrality as between
English and French privatccrs were not
what his countrymcn desired.
The Jay treaty WAS really only supulc-
mcntary To the treaty of Paris, by which
the Revolutionary war WAS ended. and the
growing strength Of the states rendered its
citizens impatient Of anything less than I.
complete concession by England Jay
was most rnundiy abused. Public meet,
ings were held in half the cities, of the
country, and nc WAS accused of having
been purchased with British gold.
But President Washington felt assured !,
substantial advantage had been gained
and he approved the treaty, tho senate
ratiiying his approval Aug. II, 1195-
Chicago Times Herald
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-05
SLEIGHT OF HAND.
Explanations of Some of Herrmann's
Clever and Astonishing Tricks

Explanations of Some of Herrmann's
Clever and Astonishing Tricks.
Fcats of sicight of hand which appear
difficult arc very simple when explained
Dccciving the ego by the hand is tho result
of many astonishing effects. In one of
Hcrrmann's fuvorito tricks no borrowed n
handkerchief from Il lady and gave it to n
young man to hold between his hands.
He carried Il wand under his arm. TAX
ing tho wand out with his right hand, he
also took from little pocket under his
arm small packago of pieces of linen.
which ho concealed in the palm of his right
hand. He then said the young man in the
audience was not holding tho handkcr-
chiei right and took it from him to show
MN how. lie rubbed the handkerchief
between his hands, palmcu it and gavc
DICK the bits of cloth in its stead The
young man did not observe tho change
Again Hermann appeared dissatisfied
ana told the young man to hold the hand
kcrchcf up by the corner. The dupc opened
his hands and the bits of cloth fell out.
He picked them up and handed them to
Hermann, who put them between his
own hands, palmcd them and worked to-
ward the ends of his fingers II long strip
of cloth. which hc had concealed in his
palm. Then he shonk out the strip and
sad 1T was composed OF the pieces. This
ne rolled up and palmcd, and turning his
Dack 10 the audience 10 go back lDon the
stage he put all the bius of cloth away nm :
der his coat and showed his hands TO he
empty. Then he picked up IL lemon from
which the palp had been removed and i'm
side of which IL handkerchief had been
placed. lie cut the lemon and drew ont
the handkerchief. The spectators Thought
1T WAS the one he had borrowed and they
appaudcd. He put the handkerchief on !,
plate ana poured some alcohol upon it,.
he pretty young woman set fire to The
alcohol with II candle. Then he rxtin.
guishcd tie flame with IL sheet of pnpcr.
in which he wrapped the cmbcrs. Hcwrnl
to IL table, rolled tho package with his
hand into II little wud and took uD anoth-
er paper containing an unscorchcd piece
vi cloth. He walked down toward the nm.
uiehcc,. pretended To toss the piece of eliot h
TO IL lady with his left and rnlmca il with
his right hand. which he dropped tn his
waist While the spectators were LOOKING.
ut his left hand he concealed the piece of
cloth in ~ pocket just inside the edge of
his coat. He then placed the wand under
his left arm and took from the umL,t
thcrc the original borrowed handkerchief
conccaling i; il! his palm. Placing his
hand ut II gentleman 5 ear, he dropued the
handkerchief To me ends. of his fingers.
pretended 10 take it out of the gentle
mans ear and handed il to the lady
Boston Herald.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-05

10 You know" volunteered tho OBJ
servant philosopher in charge of the gate
at The big railroad depot, ''that am ever
Il rtiornniory instructor of Undetermined
pupils: Now. Keep your eyes and ears ur
this smiling old lady with her pun combs
and cOrkscrrw curls.'
Which Is my trnin:" sho asked ms sic
deposited u pile Of packages that would
nave puzzled IL veteran porter.
hight there. madam" camo the prOmpt
answer, backed up against tho hummer.
with the card OF Instructions on it, You
can 90 astray.
hustled on. SEQ? There she GOES ON ,hs
wrong platform, walking like the leader
i'll II six day match. Now she's dazed,
anu inside of second she'll be abusing
the railroad company for not looking after
hcr Now she's cut loose, - as her sharu
voice rent the air like IL two edged sword.
'licrc, Pete, help the old party there into
No. 3. Don't leave her till she hasa sent
and is sure She knows where her tickets
arc.
Pulled out five minutes ago" replied
the Gatcman To II big, flush faced man who
had Just rushed up and asked for the Chi.
cage licr.
Gonc!" roarcd the corpulcnt giant.
"ohc ana YOU say: Sho is scheduled to
leave ut 1905, and it's only 1908. Look
at this WATCH
Watch is slow, sir"
"WhatF'with awhoop. Watch wrong:
II hash varied the fraction of IL second in
zen years It's your internal company
that wrong. In report you, sir for i'm.
pudcnce and incompetence, sir" And tho
big man shook tho whole terminal system
as he stamped away.
Now You get an idea,' concluded the
gntoman as he rounded up half dozen
children fora lone woman and then guard.
eel them whilo she went for tickets. 81
ought to get tho Presidents salary. DE
troit Free Press
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-05

Now that silk fabrics are successfully
made of wood, cotton, linen or ramie, an
old industry of China and Japan is threat
oncd by something moro serious than tar
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-02-05
AT TWILIGHT

Out of tho dusk, wind blown and thin,
Tho shadowy wood boats gather in,
And twilight bushes the harbor's din
Sleep, little head, on my shoulder!
The gold lights wake through tho evening gray
In the little village beside the BAY,
And few cold stars CLEAN fur away
Sleep, little head ON my shoulder!
The sailor turns his face once moro
Where his sweetheart waits at tho oDened
door.
The lone light washes the wave swept shore
Sleep, little head, on my shouldcr!
Here where the dancing shadows swarm
Our driftwood fro is bright and warm
Beyond our window wakes the storm
Then sleep, little head my shoulder!
William Carman Roberts in Century