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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-08
MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY. JULY 3, 1873
TROUBLE WITH THE CUBANS
GENERAL Young Refuses RRtions Because
Of Their Action In Certain
Matters,

Matters.
Camp Siboney, Jaragua, Province of
Santiago de Cuba. July ., by the Asso.
ciated Press Dispatch Boat Dauntless,
via Port Antonio, Jamaica, July ). via
Kingston. Jamaica, July S.-General S.
Young, commanding the Frs. brigade,
cavalry division, left here at noon for
Key West in bad health, on board the
Cherokee.
General Young yesterday refused to
issue further rations to the Cubans,
until advices are received from Wash.
lngton, in answer to the expose of the
situation here. The Cubans refuse to
assist in the hospital and commissary
departments, claiming they are sol.
diers and not laborers. The same an.
swer was given by them to General
Baker, when he asked the Cubans to
hep open the roads for the transporta.
tion Of supplies to the front. This, to-
gether with General Garcia's not pre-
venting the entrance Of General Pan.
dos reinforcements into Santiago de
Cuba has caused discomfort among the
officers and troops.
General Young has reported the sit
uation to tho United States govern.
mont. In the meanwhile he has placed
the Cubans in a separate camp. under
police regulations, and has turned
them over to Clara Barton TOR rations.
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SOkTIt Al ANY CUSl,


Admiral Cervera Was Ordered From
Madrid to Get Out Of Santiago
Harbor.
New YORK, July S.-A dispatch to
The World from Madrid says:
When the Madrid government heard
OF the battling before Santiago July j.,
it cabled to General Linares, General
Blanco and Admiral Cervera for the
real state Of affairs.
Then, Immediately on ascertaininy
that reinforcements could not possibly
arrive in time to retrieve the Spanish
fortunes Of war on land or save Sauti.
ago and the fleet, the government
cabled Saturday asking the advice Of
Admiral Cervera.
He demanded carte blanche to follow
his Judgment, aud to destroy his YES.
sells Ill the bay Of Santiago rather than
let them fall into the hands of the
enemy.
The council ministers thereupon in.
structed the ministers of marine and
Of war to cable to Admiral Cervera to
make sortie at any cost, even at the
risk of the destruction of his fleet, be.
cause it was necessary to prevent dis.
aster in the bay OF Santiago, for politi.
cal and dynastic reasons.
Admiral Cervera cabled in reply:
Il will obey, and 60 to my doom
Sunday morning."
When the news Of the sortie Of the
feet reached Madrid, the minister of
foreign affairs told several of the am
bassadors that the government had
ordered Cervera to go out.
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AN ORDER By MILES.

O0lcers at the Front May Prohibit Sale of
luxurious Beverages at Discretion.
WASHINGTON, July S.-Major Gen.
eral Miles has issued the following gen.
eral order to the army:
The army is engaged in active serv.
ice under climate conditions which II
has not before experienced.
'.In order that 1t may perform its
most difficult and laborlous duties with
the least practicable loss from sickness,
the utmost care consisten, with promp,
and efficient service must be exercised
BY all, especially by officers.
The history Of other armies has
demonstrated that in hot climate ab.
stinence from the use of intoxicating
drinks is essential to continued health
aud efficiency.
"Commanding officers OF all grades
and officers Of the medical staff VII.
carefully note the effect Of such light
beverages-wlnes aud beer-as are per.
mitted to be sold at the post and camp
exchanges, and the commanders o.: al
independent commands are enlOluei 10
restrict,
Or ko tutirsly Prohibit
the sale of such beverages, if the wei.
fare OF the troops or the interest Of the
service require such action.
''In this most important hour Of the
nations history, 1t Is due the govern.
ment from all those III Its service that
they should not only render the mos,
earnest efforts for its honor and wei.
fare, but their full physical and in,e..
lectual force should be given their pub.
lie duties, uncon,amina,ed by any
indulgences tha, shall dim, s,ultify,
weaken or impair their faculties and
strength in any particular.
Officers Of every grade. by example
as well as by authority. will contribute
to the enforcement Of the order.
with o view to avoid extreme suf.
fering among wounded horses or mules
on the field of battle, 1t is hereby or.
dered tina. veterinary surgeon, or
some other person detailed by the com.
manding officer. will accompany troops
in an engagement. whose duty it will
be to put an end to the agonies Of all
horses or mules that in his Judgment
are suffering to q degree requiring such
action on his part.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The Omaha baseball franchise has
been transferred to ST. Joseph.
Secretary Long has specifically and
absolutely denied tho accuracy of re.
ports Of friction between the army aud
the navy.
Parker Pillsbury. the associate Of
William Lloyd Garrison, Wendell
Phillips and others Of the great anti.
slavery movement, is dead. He was 50
years of age.
According to dispatch to tho Lon.
don Times from Montevideo. the ring.
leaders Of the recent revolt, including
eight generals. have been deported to
Buenos Ayres.
Father Patrick Shechan Of Mime.
npolis died ut tho Leland hotel in Chi.
caRo Of heart failure. Deceased was
on lecture tour. aud had been re.
Gently through Iowa and Missouri.
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MlNNEApoLIs. July s.-Accordins :
to The Northwestern Miller the -four
output last week at Minneapolis was
l63.S5O barrels, against 1899 the
previous week and 2'a.235 in 1897.
Superior and Duluth mills ground %. 400
barrels last week. against 55..lO the
week before. and $4,000 III 1891
There was something of an improve.
ment in the demand for flour last week.
and the sales of Minneapolis mills
proper approximated 2lo. 1000 barrels.
LATEST MARKET REPORT.
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WANTS C0L0RED TROOPS.

''"' Thsnks Congress Should Pass
One More Bnl Before Ad.
journment.
AsHlNoToN. July S.-The president
'aae .n". IL known to senators aud repre-.
~ a'a''es who called upon him during
tA Ae Jay, that he consider I'D it unwisc
- ~ congress to adjourn before tho bill
passed. F
s,M Nv considered it absolutely indispen.
im, 4o 'hat this bill should be enacted
&c u law immediately. Chairman Hull
IN o ene military affairs committee. was
lato .on'erence with him over that legis.
bsl;o' bu' aud stated afterwards that be
waS s.oved the bill would be passed. 1t
re,aru ,oceatiy recommended by tho sec.
troo.y OF war, who stated that these
Cuhpa. were specially adapted to the
succaa climate, and necessary to the
success Of the war
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Howclls Won at Henley.

LONDON, July s. S.-Although lacking
its usual international character, the
Henley royal regatta. which began on
Tuesday. has been successful as SO.
cie,y function. The weather has been
perfect. An interesting fact in con.
Iec,ion with the regatta is that B. II.
Howells, the American oarsman of
Trinity Hall, Cambridge. created a
new record for the Henley course, win.
ming the first heat for the Diamond
Challenge Souls from \. +. G. Everitt
Of the London Rowing club in min.
utes, 32 seconds.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-08
WATSON GOES AT ONCE.

Secretary Long Cables Orders to Hurry
Up the spanish Coast Fleet.
WASHINGTON. July 6-Secretary
Long has just cabled Admiral Sampson
ordering him to detach Immediately
Commodore Watson's squadron. and
directing the latter to proceed at once
upon his mission. The vessels. will be
tho Iowa, Oregon, Newark and three
cruisers, besides coal ships.
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LANDED AT CAVITE.

Navy Department Has y Brief Dispatch
from Admiral Dewey.
WASHINGTON. July e.-The navy
department has received tho following
Telegram from Admiral Dewey:
"Cayi,e, July 4. via Hongkong, July
United States troops have landed
and have been comfortably housed at
eavite. Luzon island. Insurgents still
active. Aguinaldo proclaimed himself
President of the revolutionary republ!
on July /.
Signed DEWEY"
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whom tho orders came.

whom tho orders came.
Today's estimate on the Spanish loss
IN the naval battle is placed at l,.OO
killed and 1900 captured, against
which stands an American loss of j,
killed and wounded.
When the Spanish feet left Santiago
its entire fire was concentrated on the
Brooklyn. hoping to disable that vessel.
which they considered the fastest OF
the American warships, and thus give
an opportunity at least for one or two
OF the Spanish ships to escape. The
Brooklyn was hit 40 times.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-08
Chicago Union stock Yards

CHICAGO. July :
HOGS-Market . .oc higher
sales ranged al - o5Vs3 so TOR light;
ES.1oG5 - Tor mixed; S5.15 4 % for
heavy: S. ,5e.S - for rough
CATILE-Maraet strong
sales ranged ar - 4OeA,5 for cows
and heifers; SS 900 10 for Texas steers;
S. o0Vsi..o for - TO- aers ami feeders; S.lQ
Us 80 for bceye,
SHEEP-Mar kci weak
sales ranged AT sS.aiv.5.01 FOR natives:
si.la $40 tor westerns, Si.o0yg5.25 for
lambs.
Receipts: Hogs a20)o, cattle. - 80;
sheep. 1890
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SUEFORPEACE
Unofficial But Hitherto Reliable
Advices Say Spain Is Ready
to Quit,
And That Before the End of the
Week She Will Ask For
Peace.
This Government Will Listen III
Approached in a Proper
Spirit.
Report of Cervera to BlancO on
the Destruction of His
Fleet.

WASHINGTON, July y. S.-Unofficial ad.
vices to the administration from sources
heretofore accurate say Spain will sue
for peace this week. At the same time
no suggestion from Spain, direct or in.
direct, has been received here. The
government will listen if ap preached
In proper spirit.
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TWELVE HUNDRED DEAD.

Figure At Which the Span ish
;" Cervers's Fleet IL Now
:, Placed.
Julv quarters Of General Shafter.
patch !, y oy the Associated Press Dis.
july va. Dandy. via Kingston. Jam.
trausfor- admiral Cervera, who was
bat,laschr from the Gloucester to the
everv p Iowa. is being treated with
view. ! CONSIDERATION. In brief intor.
the h.s, stated he was ordered to leave
o'' out refused to say from
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Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

CHICAGO, July 7.
POULTRY-Market for live. steady.
Spring chickens. l.Wl4c; hens, 7Lac;
ducks &c; turkeys. 6GS,.
BCTTER-Steady. Creameres. III.
q loc; dairies. llela,.
EG0S-Firm; fresh, 1olsc.
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ADMIRAL vILLANlI.

Camara should continue its voyage to
the Philippine islands.
The government has received o teie.
gram from Admiral Cervera. announc.
ing the death Of Admiral Vilamil, who
was in command Of the Spanish tor.
pedo boat squadron. at Santiago de
Cuba, and tho suicide Of Captain La.
zaga, the commander Of the Iufanta
Maria Teresa.
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"Dr. Fenner's Dyspepsia M,

as the name implies. is simply for Dys-
pepsia or Indigestion. II should be su
perior TO the general run Of preparations
and prescriptions because prepared by q
physician Of many years study and ex-
perience. whose writings on medical
questions are accepted as authorities.
II not satisfied after using one bottle.
your money will be refunded by Frank
Smith OF Madison.
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Hli,cs starts k'or San tiago.

WASHINGTON, July =. 8.-General Miles
aud staff will leave here ut lO:43 D. m.
Oh q special train over the Southern
railway going to Charleston, 5. c.,
where he will lake transport vessel
tor Santiago.
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second Fleet at Honolulu.

HONOLULU, June 20. via San Fran.
cisco' July s.-The second fleet Of
transports arrived here June rs and
sailed for Manila June rs. The Monte.
Ivy ana Collior Brutus arrived June "a,
anu left for Manila June 90. The trip
Was was successful, the Monterey going
1n'er her own steam until Juno Is,
"neh the Brutus took her in tow.
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Minneapolis Grain.

MlNNEAPoLls July I.
WHEAT-July closed at sake: Sep
tenn ber; 67;s@6S,; December. 66i.c. On
Track-No. hard. sac: No. North.
ern, S6Ac; No. Northern, Sls.c.
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Stoux City Live Stock.

SIOUX CITY. la, July :.
HOGS-Market o4t1 los higher. Range
Of prices, &.65@375.
CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at 81. 35ul4so for beeves:
$l.15 l4.5O for cows. bulls and mixed;
a1501A6j for stockers and feeders; $175
l5. .25 for yearlings AMI calves.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-08
Might BE Called Cowards.

MADRID, July S.-3 p. ma minis
tor declared after the cabinet meeting
that in view Of the destruction Of the
Spanish feet the war must be contin.
ued, lest Spain be accused of cowardice.
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Sc. Paul Union stock Yarns.

SOUTH ST PAUL, July Z.
HOGS Market 5@l0c higher. Quality
poor. Range of prices $s.ooG3. Sa>.
CATTLE-Market steady and a.tive.
sales ranged q. :a.:a ::aj Tor stoo kers;
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s.. 40 IS. - for COWS. g. O0g - for hel.-
ers: s.. - - % for steers
SHEEP-Sheep and lambs steady and
active.
sales ranged al s.. % so for mutt rs,
So 81 FIR lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, 50, cattle, 1900. sheep
40; calves. 80.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH. July :.
WHEAT-Cash No. hard ac;
No. Northern. s5c: No. Northern,
&1sc. To Arrive-No. l hard. 9Jc; No.
Northern Sc; September, 6Yc
July, SlAc
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Creamery building Burned.

RENvlLLE. Mimi, July S-The Rem.
vile Creamery Associations creamery
building was destroyed by fire. Loss,
%2, 500, with 81 900 insurance
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VILAMlL Is DEAD.
"CERVERA."

Spanish Government Advised Of the Loss
Of one Of Its Admirals-
MADRID. July S.-The cabinet is Of
the opinion that the fleet of Admiral
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CHICAGO, july Z.
CLOSING PRlo Is.

CLOSING PRICES
WHEAT = July. 16i.c; September,
6Sssc: December, 6>asc
CORN = July. 2sss; September.
Ss7sc. December o5lsc; May. S5s,c.
OATS July. 21AAc, September 2JLo;
May, 2s'.c.
PORN July, 81 70; September. 5000.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-07-08

Thousands OF bright men and women
to-day lay their success to Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Quickens the blood and brain.
FRANK c. SMITH.
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Il think DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
Is the finest preparation on the market
for piles So writes John c. Dunn. OF
Wheeling. w. Va. Try it and you will
think the same. 1t also cures eczema
and all skin diseases.
Cook IL ODFr
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-25
Yukon Navigation.

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, June 16.--
9. j. Smith, general manager of the
Pacific Coast company, returned from
southeastern Alaska to-day.
In reference to report brought GU,
from Dawson that the low stage OF the
Yukon river would probably interfere
with navigation this summer between
st. Michaels and Dawson, Mr.. Smith
said:
THE story was told me at juneau.
and 1t was published In the Alaska pa.
pers. did not have the opportunity
to inquire into the reliability of the
man who brought out the report or the
trnthfulness of the story, although it
bore evidences OF reliability.
1T was also reported at juneau that
the Canadian authorities have issued
an order requiring every prospector
going to have 600 pounds Of provisions.
Many people are now going down the
river In small boats. The first steamer
was advertised TO leave the lasea for
Dawson june 10.n
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-25
HE KNEW THE SONG.
w. Much Pleased TO find Tn.,
the school chiiarea
Did Also.

Patriotism Is at a premium so,,,.
aays, ~ Is not only at the ,hea,sr ~,
patriotic airs stir Up warm fesiin". ,.,,. =
y expressions ,,.i OF feeling. saws ~ NJ.
York Times. The scholars ord nv view
sne committeeman In the public ~. ~ =.
are just bubblIng over with \, ''s .. !.
was was AZ one Of the Brooklyn schoo,. = ~, y
day last week that ylsltIne go" oS.' on one
.eeman came In TO hear ~ as,,s
sing, and was pleased 10 rseo saalaren
familiar national tune, and ths sbi i1s :
sung = oil through without bo sal,a ! !,
correctly--not word wrong. A ana
., y was America" and from a., a..
1ae first words, MY Country me .r .lms :,
ny, nee began 70 the end the co,n,, a.s u
mar, man could be seen fairly eansns ZEE.
WIN, WIN Joy and pleasure. Az X. ,a
" 49,, sounded he rose to his ,ea. ' las'
ing with smiles. A ieetbeam-
&c children" he said. "you don, -,
low ~, much pleasure this has ri,.s NOV ,.''
!, am glad there Is one school g's y me me.
!, Z, where the scholars know ~. !. ,h,s
Oh tho Star spangled Ranns w -, me words
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-25
cHILDREG's cAsr-oFFs.
fhsr" 70 s~ry Little ef % Hasalsa
ms Compared VITA the aaaa-
Titles af Meas ola Ctoths.

While great quantities os mems sec.
ond.hand clothing ars sold, thsrs /,
pFoportioaaiely but very little shiI.
aren,s secondhand clothing. The snail
hoy 10 likely 70 war hls clothes rorr
than . man does hIs clothes 10 b~gin
with. u would rot. for example. pay 4
dealer 70 buy. 70 seIl again a. claskIng
a pair Of boys trousers tha. had ~ H.
patched. New trousers can now e.
bought 40 cheap that tbs price aha,
could be got for the patched sssgnd.
nand one wouldn't pay for tho hana.
hng and the work Of repairing. t,dos.
pay, however. 10 repair mems ,russsy i,
ina. need patching. for there are aluar,
% DC found for these purchaser. 4,
prices that yield some prua,.
INT while chIldren's secondhand
clothing is rarely seen hanging ,ba,,
Win the mems clothing In second. hsns
s'ores, all dealers will buy d WIN I,
Is 10 good or fair condition. ana ,hs. !.
are some dealers tina, make spc,iai,v
~ " and seek fine clothing ~. ~,
Dee, peeh cast of when but li,,ts So
., ae,e are customers for the cotnpara.
s 10y limited supply Of ehiidrcnS ss..
ahu clothing that Is offered.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-25
Arkansas Democrats.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, June 2i.-The
Democratic state convention met a,
noon today TO nominate state ticket,
with every county In the state repre-
sented.
Ex-Governor Clarke was made chair.
man and his statement that Arkansas
was ready TO enlist anew under the ban
ner OF William J. Bryan caused intense
enthusiasm.
The convention nominated Daniel w.
Jones for governor, Alexander v. Hull
OF Boone for secretary OF state and
Thomas +. Little OF Sebastian for treas.
urer.
The platform says in part: 1--WE rec.
ognize the Monroe doctrine rs a car.
dinal tenet Of the Democratic arty
and apart from the public policy OF ma
tional government AMI favor ia strlc.
Observance"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-25
Summary Of War News.

Growth of peace sentiment in Spain
continues to excite comment in Europe.
Gen. Miles thinks he will start his
army Of invasion for Porto Rico July 1.
Near Havana the coast is effectively
blockaded and this makes the city
look gloomy.
The Spanish feet may be properly
termed ''self-b ottler."
The Queen Regent will not abdicate.
She expects the Americans to be re-
pulsed at Santiago.
The navy department has issued adj
vertisements calling for proposals for
building three battleships, authorized
by the naval appropriation bill.
Admiral Cervera in cablegram says
the crews OF the Spanish warships at
Santiago have joined the land forces
In order TO take part in the defense
OF the city.
Secretary Cages request that the date
on which the new war revenue bill
will go into effect be postponed from
July to July 10 will not likely be
granted.
a direct cable communication has
now been established between the
United States and Guantanamo. Wash
ington now gets news from Cuba direct
and the line will be thrown open to the
public this week.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-25
Nicaragua Canal Construction Urged.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Nor
gan, chairman OF the Committee on
the Construction Of the Nicaragua
Canal. thinks it possible to frame and
consider a bill that may pass the Sem
ate at this session. There is known to
De majority Of the Senate in favor OF
the canal, as an abstract proposition,
but so far there has been no agreement
on any proposition submitted.
Senator Harris, member OF the
Canal Committee, says that in his opin-
ion the Senate will insist upon the alb
solute ownership of the canal by our
government.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-25
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LETTER NO. 8.
CAMP MERRITT, BAY DISTRICT
SAN FRANCISCO, June 20, '9S. (

DEAR NEws:-The .swaitinp and
watching" will soon be over. We shall
sail Thursday. The Idaho troops will
leave camp as literally equipped as any
troops that have sailed in other expe-
ditions.
The steamer Morgan City, to which
we have been consigned, will be at our
service Wednesday, fully loaded with
comissary and quartermasters' supplies
Tor four months. Every man is impa-
tient for the bugle blast calling him to
break camp.
For ten days past large number OF
troops have been nursing sore arms
from vaccination, and not one of
them has suffered more than the COM
manding officer whose arm would make
picture If caught by snap shot OF a
kodak. Every soldier in the encamp-
ment is to be vaccinated before sailing.
The Idaho troops will leave their
native soil with hearts full of of graft.
tude TO the governor, the ladies. yea,
and to all their home people, for what
they have done for them In adding To
their comforts and lessening the hard
ships incidental to camp life. They
did nobly for US. We will remember
them until we return bringing with us
the emblems OF peace won in open, hon.
orable battle. May the people of Bing-
ham county, yes, Of all the state, enjoy
peace, good health, contentment and
prosperity while the volunteers are
fighting in foreign land.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-25
"MY UNCLE" AND anYi
siew sAs Two Tsrnss rsN1
ne used sa fsasi~ss n
rs.ss rvsse~

an Ingenious Frrnch urss9|
explaining 10 q curious wmx
London News. why the go
establishments are called n
(Aa tsnte.i The rFlnee a.
son of Louis phlllpps. was
short Of money 10 hls yoasA
ths father noticed that .ss
not wearing . spisndid ruA q
had been given 10 him w IN!
where Il your watch r sskst 1
.scEsS king. ~At my aansk
reply. Princess Adslsids -
gated on the subject. bHs
nothing about u. Then thsyr1
grace admitted that be 80
MY aunt. therefore, becAsf|
ial for the Mont-Je.ffsss.
may be asked, how II conss
ule pawnbrokcr IN bpslsa
tiously spoken Of a. ~sse
French writer 10 quite sqaa
casIon. The English ssy
cause the French say asst
England everything goes ~
The French coachman dfi'1
right. che English on ths
French soldier has red tfpu
English soldier . rcd coat: z
man eats an oyster out q
half Of the shell. the Englithf
the fat half: the French srls
champagne after dinner,
cpicure during dinner. apd
II IL all q case Of pure "cuss<e