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,rmer Hurt In q Peculiar way.

is, Texas, November IA farmer
"a Fletcher. three miles from town on
Pine Bluff road, was engaged IN haul
y load of wood and one OF the horses
ne balky. The driver applied the
to urge it forward, which caused the
10 ksck clear out of the traces, its
flying into the air and striking Mr..
eher, who was seated on top OF the load
bod, i'm the face, inflicttng u deep cash
Through the skin and laying the flesh
to the bone. The gasih extended from
rheek around the cQrner OF the mouth
point under the chin and a number O.,
teeth were knocked out. 1t required
raj stitches 10 sew the cash, and the
iisaion Of the blow nearly lost him his
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FOR RENT.

FOR RgNT--rwo or three unfurnished front
rooms for housekeeping, Cheap. NO. 10l
Crawford corner Capitol Is
FOR RENT---Onc or Two connecting rooms;
southern exposure; modern and furnished
70 suit. us Crawford 10
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4 Rox paved hy a Hor.c.

Iris. Texas. November 14.--Jacob Kopp,
'erman farmer living near Powderiy.
ertook TO chastise fractious horse
had his little bay TO hold the bride
) while he administered the whipping.
horse jumped on the boy and paved
tramplcd him frighsfuliy. The libtle
~ is supposed to have sustained inter-
injuries which may result seriously.
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N PROMOTER HOOLEYs|
y. AGAIN RESUMED IN THE
(UURr AT LONDON.
Inn Marriott Denies that He
Hooiey Money to Pay
Tor Introducttons.

November 14.--The examination
btcy proceedings OF Ernest Ter
y, the company promoter, was
bday. Sir William Marriott took
and declared that Mr.. Hooley's
that he paid the $1,000 for In
him uiooleyl to the Carlton club
Ire invention and an auominable
lam added that he knew nothing
mo about Mr.. lloolcy's alleged
cf 10000 to the conservative
rs, through the Marquis Of Aber-
Though Mr.. Hooley told him at
that he had given the marquis
" the fighting funds" OF the con-
party, which SIR william Mar
tncd, had nothing TO do with tns
LIB. IS
mess also said he had helped Mr..
J political and financial matters.
IS declined remuneration for his
Biz William Marriott said Mr..
I'D him in December. 1896. that he
ged with an American syndicate,
3 going TO raise an enormous loan
4 and said he, tne witness, had
3olnted counsel to the company's
e, which was to visit Cuba and
4 Zee was to be E100.000. in view
Mr.. Hooley paid him E1000 on
les discrimination, Sir William Mar
lifted that he haif received a check
10 from Mr.. Hooley. Which he
% representatives Of the conserva-
y. Mr.. Hooley believed this would
Inn "a baronetcy at the Jubilee, but
informed that he could not have 1t
check was returned to him.
Sir William Marriott s. examina-
Hooley made a scene and he at
to pitdn the witness from the box.
Sir George Lewis. @. c., was
lminipS Sir William. the witness
lines got angry and refused to an
estions put to him.
'ooley on ross-examination fatty
itch the evidence of Sir William
He reiterated his statement
had promised and had paid to Sir
$1,000 pounds for an introduction
Carlton club. Sir william. Mr..
added, told him that he did "all
work. for the conservative party.
am suggested the giving of ESQ.,.
Lr. Hcoley for a baronetcy and he
ct $1,000 If MIR. Hooley was made
t..
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JOTi cE or SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.-By authority of the board of d.
rectors of tho Houston and Texas Central
Railroad Company, special meeting OF the
stockholders of said Company is hereby
called to convene at the General Offices OF
the said Company in the City OF Houston,
Harris County. Texas, at IL noon, on Mon
day. the 2sth day of November 1895: for the
purpose OF authorizing the issuance OF fryt
mortgage bonds and the execution OF a
mortgage to secure the same upon that por-
ton of this Company's properly and rail-
road. commonly known as the Waco and
Northwestern Division Of the Houston and
Texas Central Railway, extending from q
point In or near the town of Bremond, In
Robertson County, Texas, via Marlin and
Waco To a point in or near the town OF
Ross IN McI4ennan County, Texas, with its
franchises and appurtenaDces, said bonds
to be Issued in such an amount as may be
authorized by the Railroad Commission OF
tho State of Texas. under tine terms Of al
act Of the Legislature OF The State OF Texas
General Laws Of Regular Sessicn OF rwen-
ty-ffth Legislature, pages $50 to 253, in
clusiyel authorizing the purchase. owner
ahlp and operation OF the said Waco and
Northwestern Railroad, commonly known as
the Waco and Northwestern Division OF the
Houston and Texas Central Railway, and
the issuance OF bonds thereon by the said
Houston and Texas Central Railroad COM
pany. 10. w. GAVE,
Secretary Houston and Texas Central Rail-
road Company.
October 20. 1893. ll2s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN grocery store as ac-
livcrer.l Will take half of wages In groceries.
NJ n Ia Ii
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stricken Mlth PnrnlY.i..

brpus Christi, Texas, November IA
patch was received here today announc-
that Mr.. Pat McDonough, for over
snly years county and district clerk OF
), Nueces county, had been stricken
vn with paralysis and that there was
le hopes OF his recovery. He recently
we'd to Eagle Pass to embark in busl-
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tered pharmacist by December !, references
given. Care Noland's Pharmacy. So Pres
ton street 10
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| WANTED Girl to do homework. Call at 1917
| Milan streNfs N ii IS Is

i WhNTEp=-Hous to care for children.
Gull before or after-3 p M, ut 1909 Runls
Il nClls street IL
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"A piece OF flannel dampensd. with Cham
|rlain's Pain Balm aud bound on to the
|fected parts Is superior to any plaster
hen troubled with pain in the chest or
De. or lame back, give 1t a trial You
y certain TO be more than plsased With
. prompt relief which II affords. Pain
Aim u also certain cure for rheumatism.
y sale BY ~ druggists.
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Edna. Texas. November l4.--DistIfct
prt was convened here this morning with
bge Wells Thompson on the bench. The
pes on the civil docket will be called first
d wili be followed by the criminal
cket. Hon. j. NJ. Pnckney Is expected
arrive here Wednesday.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

FOR sALE--sealed bids addressed to the un-
dersiKned for the wood buildings n rear Q.
Capitol avenue. will be received until
o'clock p, M. Monday. November ~; 1875:
GROUND upon which H. Is 10 be nicely cleaned
On by P. M, December Is, 1888 D y.
Derden. bryan. Texas. 10
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PRoFEssIoNAL.

DIR. A. n. ADTREY cures by .skiilfui treat
inent all tho diseases Of the Eye. Ear, NDse
aud Throat. e09iz Preston. q
j. L. KOPF, undertaken and embaimer 1911
Prairie avenue. Phone 6s7. 1875
DETECTIVE AGENCY-Trsined Detectives
furnished for civil ana criminal investigs.
lions at reasonable rates. For further pess
Houston. Texas. VA Il
8. o. COTTON & ERo., Fire Insurance ASsnte
snd Adlusters. " Main street
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RUBBER GOODS for men: sample a5c. Box
324, Omaha. Neb %
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WANTEn-ALa without inc,Hnbfancc TO
teach two small children and assist IN
htusework. Address w. .. Loving. Buns
Pirn. Toxas, giving full particulars and
mice NOR month IN
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WANTED--Posit.on as. sick nurse or house
Keeper. Address w, A. j.. this office. -
WANTED situation by two young butchers,
date from Germsny}, VIII tsko any work
ling or other cooperipg. Address Az. ms
chico 10
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MlDpLE-AGED lady of culture and expert
ence would like Il situation as either house
Keeper or companion: can give best OF ref
prpncyk. Address d2Tl. thls oftlcC. Ia
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WANTEr4-A German or Swedc girl for gem
crid Luusework Reference required. H.
udtfe ut 1910 Dallas avenue, 10
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| A WIDOW Lady with ono child would Ike Il
place as nurse or hotel work. 1909 Texas
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YOUNG MAN with good cducation and esps-
iience wants Job MS Matter or Kitchen work
Address 1893. this usncc 10
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NAPLES velvet cream cures and prevents
chapped face. hands and lips, - cents at
NAPLES Drug Store. 81 Congress; also at
Lcwyns, Main and Preston 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED-A survey and map made OF Mar
lin, Texas. Address G.. II. Bartlett. mayor
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WANTED-,Ry n middlc-agod white man, SIT.
Iaton to attend TO horse and buggy aud
make himself generally useful. reference.
Address iiS2, this otfico v Is
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| wANTED--A man at onco to milk cows, NJ
| tend to horse and DO useful around place
| Apply rs Railroad street 10
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LOTS IN CAMP TOM BALL for sale thls
week; $500 cash and $500 per month; come
early and get your choice.
houston Heights lots at lowest prices ou
monthly payments; fine shade, good draiu-
y age' artcsan water. Houston Heights office,
.os Main street. John A. Milroy agent Il
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MISS Nj MCREARY will give instruction IL
: ciocuton and physical culture either in
can be given. For further particulars call
at 2I1S Smith street, Houston, Texas. i9
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NOTICE is hereby given that the regular an
nual meetlng of the stockholders of the
Houston East and West Texas Railway
Of the Company In the city Of Houston
Texas. at 12 o'clock noon, ON Tuesday, the
9th day of December. 1893; and the regular
annual meeting of the directors o. said
Houston East and West Texas Railway Com
pany will be held In the city OF Houston.
Texas. ut IL o'clock noon. on Tuesday. the
18th day of December, 1898.
JAMES a. BAKER. JR..
Secretary Houston East and West Texas
Railway Company. 1910
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EMBOSSED letter heads for business pur-
rcses; also embossed monogram on note
paper for ladies and gentlemen. with en-
vrlope to match, beautifully executed In All!
color desired; mall orders receive prompt Mt
tcntion. Arch. l.. Marshall. Si7ia Main
street. phpne 9y7, &
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BFAI TIFuLLY engraved visiting cards for
misses, ladies and gentlemen. in the latest
fashion and in tho highest style oil the art;
rfice $3.50 per 100, with plate; mail orders
promptly attended to. Arch. L.. Marshall.
3Ii1. Main street; phone 997.
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THE BOARD OF PHARMACY will meet No
seniber U.s. at 500 Main street. to examine
applicants for registration. A. e. Ktealing,
registrar. ll-B
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Fo'R SAFE.

THREE THOUSAND FEET ORE sscd lumber
sacrifice Has been used Travis House,
Congress and Travis s.3 Is
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HELP WANTED.

wANTED--onc apprentice slrl and one. sew
ing girl Rooms 900 and a0l Mason block,
Madam Swanson. 10
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REAL EsTAvE FOR sAr.x.

El.llGANr HOME. Fourth ward, must be sold
quick. chance for some enc to Rct d bAr-
gain must be seen TO be. appreciated. That
this week to the highest biader. Two hand-
some cottage homes, Third ward. must be
sold SOD. owners leaving city; no reasonable
largest IN the city We will not be Under
sold. Nvrileet G Cooley phone 6ss, Blnx
IF on WANT a lIOME m Third ward. buy
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GOOD. STOUT. gentle riding or driving horse
Also gig and harness. Apply 1918 Franklin
avenue. IA ,issr. i ~ ifs,st s. Id
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4foh saLE-Six room house, one block from
car iine. at II bargain on mcathly Install
A r menls, Wnlt Pepcock. llolston Heights,
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HOUSTON CYpREsS ClsTEKN CO., manu-
faGturers Of cypress cisterne. tanks. water
troughs, etc. Office and factory foot Of
Main street Houston. Phone No. 5S5. tt
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tV 9lN SAI.E-,Two lots In First ward. corner
llionil aud Shearn: houses aud brick cisturn:
S,o. cash. ], w. Oates. care j. Brunnr.
u Nlo lohgrcss street. llouston, Texas, II
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FRECKLES and hlotches positively removed
by Adair's Cream. Absolutely harmless;
guaranteed Lady agents wanted; Csc post
paid. Adalr Mfg Co. Waco. Is
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Il WANTED--First-cl class barber. Steady job TO
i the right man. VOC Congress avenue. Nasn
| fsttn
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For SALE 800 acres OF fine improved ranch
lanu IN Fort Bend county; especially adapt-
eu TO farmings only 20 piilcs from Houston:
AZ communications answered. Al II
Everts 1906 Milan street. 81 = ri
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FOR SALE--Five pairs nice, fat. bronze turk
y cys, W u pair 4 o. b. Hampstead, II. B.
Pcirter. Hempstead IS
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WANTED--A tri a. ofds., AT keri's i liri u
greenhouse fors cut flower work; palms,
ferns. plants etc. 2419 Travis street Phone
1n.e TX
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ELEVEN HUNDRED acres good farming
iinprovedi fifty town lots. want Harris coyi-
" coast land: city property; merchandise;
water, Texas X,
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W.\NTED--'rwo first-class timers and cornlcc
makers. Apply Slt Polk nNenue. 10
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CUSTOMERS of NAPLES Drug Store Will find
u located at Oil Congress. between Main and
Travis -
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THIRTY HORSEPOWER boiier: good as
new: I. o. b., Sl6.O0; all fixtures complete.
j. H. Wilson. Navasota, n
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

5 Lcsey. Otls Ind. ---.---------------- -
WANTED Capable man with $1,000 casn -
carry stock OF goods and manage DIahcn
business; si25 per month and ekpanseH; , lso
clirtS5 tI tann, 80 '''''. Is
FoR SALE OR EXcHANGI IL Newspaper or
other cealn for clear. extra fine quataI ss a.
Ton In Nebraska. What have You got lor
cxchange? Don't be backward about GORE,
spondescc. Value Of innd 800, don wn nat
4" trade for debts. ". Il, Baker, ioTt III is
thur, Texas.
trsi market, northeast corner, In lhe city oI
ita,,stnn: doing good business; reason for
selling. fpiiing health. Inquire z. r. Miller;
Central Market. Houston. Texas. y
;-ivrpy sTABIE with feed store attached
for sale or trade. Write is'2. TINS o'nce' ~
FOR SALE Bakery and restaurant \, Er9w.
IN town OF 300 In East Texas; good wagon
and team taken in part payment; reason LOT
selling III health. Address soov' 'u'' o'a0s,
WILL SELL for cash only furniture and iasss
OF t2-room apartment c .ttry ..%ssh =
ard filled with roomcrs. ADDRESS SArp'
this office.
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REMEMBER, II you appreciate aTGt.cla4e
work. reasonable price, Fernandez, 9. q. y.
Partisan steam pyeing aud CLEANING ~
Travis. Is the place 70 50. e
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FOR SALE AT all times. all grades OF horses
and mules, prices ranging from $500 up,
Come and see lis mt 100 SAN Jacinto street
Houston Horse. Mule and Livery company.
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WANTED-~-Whitc woman cook at 11i6 Clay
avenue. References required. -
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MISUNDERSTANDING NIasS III suHt Eu0u IeXHs
town by competent lady teacher. Address
Mrs j. Nj. Benish. care general delivery.
San Antonio. Texas. n
ECLIPSE HAIR TONIC Guaranteed harm-
less. stops falling out of hair DESTROYS
dandruf, 25c and t0c bottle, at Lewyns
Drug Store, corner Main and Preston. I6
SPANISH Only n native Is qualified to teach
it. learn from DR.. Aubrey, 909 Preston. ~
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TREES! TREES! Fruit. shade and ever
greens. Kerrs Falkland greenhouse and
nursery. 2419 Travis street. Phone 104p. Is
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PRAIRIE NAY and millct hay for sale or will
trade for mules or COWS, II. L.. Gibbs.
DpeDWater. Texas is. ts}.S IN
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KATTMANN & KNEELAND, manufacturers
OF tents. tarpaulins, etc.; see our hunters
tents with folding cot and bar; very tight.
carried In ordinary buggy. Houston. Texas
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD and rooms-rin private family; tive
nicely furnished rooms, one with private
bath gas. hot and cod water. go Austin
street. opposItc high school. u
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20 PIECES OF standard sheet music for 81 90.
vocal or instrumental; postage prepaid Adj
dress G. Janke g. Co., dealers In musical
merchondlse. Galveston. Texas. 1o-5
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ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY
WHERE for Tho Story OF the Philippines,
ely Murat ilalstcad, official historian OF the
war department. Written In army camps
81 san francisco. on the Pacific with Gen-
trGi Merritt. in tho insurgent cumils win
Avutnaldo. on the deck of the OLYMPIA with
Dewey, and In tho roar OF battle ~ the
iall OF MANILA. Gcnanga for agents. Larry
book Low prices. Mig profits, Freights
paid. Credit given Outfit free. Dominion
Company. Dept. IL. Chicago,
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WANTED--A position as COLLECTOR; will frr-
nish horse and buggy, for SIS per month
can gtvo bank references. Address ilIi this
rffier. 3. = i; IA
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YOUNG LADY wants position In millinery
store MS trimmer; best OF references given,
no objection to leaving city. Address r. o
box iIh. HoIRtun, TeNus. ... VI. "a 80. 10
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WANTED TO SELI.-ss0o.00 vendors lion
notes. secured by sixty acres wen improved
Harris county land. Address box JOS, Hous-
IN
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WANTED no BENT.

wANTED--To rent unfurnished rooms tgr
light housekeeping; must liavc PlEra f4v
horse and buggy, close ~, with family
Dow school. city. IL, "a -
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WHY ADVERTISE IL In need OF first class
bootkosper. stonoeraphar, salesman; clerk,
druggist. teacher, goyerncss or any help Ter
special work? We can furnish them TO you !.
call at office and look oyss list may find
Just ths man you want without expense Or
worry. II out of city wire or WRITE South
crn Business Exchange. room 40i. Binz
building. &c
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Personal

\ ADIEs. Chichester's English pennyroyai Pills
Ii p s o R,,nd are tho esst s s:.S
% ., rssess ,sl.' chsuisessr t Es.
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FOR sALE--Cheap, a good family horse. Ap-
ply to j. II. Pyc. ut Mosehart & keller's. IL

NEW DESIGNS In genuine Welsbach lamps;
inil line OF globes. shades, ete.. for residence
use; outdoor lamps for stores. everything
~ he gaslight business at the Houston Gas
Appliance Exchange. 7lS Main Phone 400.
4.
The age-herald., 1898-01-30
Victoria and Jenny Lind.

That Queen Victoria Is not blind to the hold that other celebrities may have upon the feelings of her people, was prominently illustrated in 1S4S, when Jenny Lind was to sing at Her Majes- tvs theater. The queen made her first public appearance after the memorable Chartist day. For the great artiste, too this was first appearance. for it was the beginning of a season at a place where the year before she had won un- paralleled fame.
 It happened that the queen entered the prima donna stepped upon the stage. Instantly tumult of exclamation burst from every corner of the theater. Jenny Lind modestly retired to the back of the stage waiting till the demonstration of loyalty to the sovereign should subside.
 The queen, refusing to appropriate to herself that which she imagined to be intended for the artiste, made no &C., Acknowledgement. The cheering continued, increased, grew overwhelming, and still there was no acknowledgment from either the stage or the royal box.
 At length, when the situation became embarrassing, Jenny Lind, with ready tact, ran forward to the footlights and sang God Save the Queen" which was caught up at the end of the solo by tho. orchestra, chorus and audience. The queen then came to the front of her box and bowed, and the opera began.
The age-herald., 1898-01-30

This is what the suffragists will cele- brate in Washington. There will be a roll call of pioneers in addition, and it may be the last time many of the old timers will get together.
 The seven avenues of employment open to women in 1S40 were teaching, sewing. keeping boarding house, fold ing and stitching in binderies, work in the factory or the compositors' room and domestic service. The first woman's medical college was opened the same year in Boston, and a year later. the first woman doctor was graduated in Geneva, N. Y.
 In glorifying the rise of woman no profession will be left untouched.
 Assistant Attorney General Mrs. Has, kell of Montana will represent law. The domestic arts and sciences are to be given an important place. for the mod ern suffragist considers the advances in those lines of supreme importance. Mrs Ewing has arranged to address the convention on the great progress made in cookery.
 The seyenty-eighth birthday of Susan B. Anthony will be appropriately cele- brated as it occurs during the jubilee. The railroads have taken an interest in the jubilee to the extent of extending courtesies of excursion rates and as the National Council of Women has been postponed to next year many or- sanizations represented in the council will send delegations to Washington to the jubilee.
 general call has been issued by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. An thony, Rev. Anna Shaw, Harriet Tay- Tor Upton, Alice Stone Blackwell, Car rle Chapman Catt. Laura Clay and Catherine Hugh McCulloch to all citi- zens ofthe United States and all friends from other countries to cooperate in celebrating the semicentennial of what Wendell Phillips declared to be "the most momentous reform that has yet been launched on the world"
 At Washington there will be shown a photograph of the house and center table around which the first convention deliberated "A hours