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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
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|psvniss ''j \ srs 1 " ] Y B ! 1 ];
Talnteggo tygodnia sllyszlaaeem \
Almeryce, lego sic tam lada dziyehid
spodziewaia teraz diuzejj iuz tn
zostanie, b dawniej wpadal tylko'
jak po o,ggleh ] zndtw v SWAT
a walny 4 niego chlopak, walny!
Bardzo uroydziwy j grzeczny... ten
nikomu marnego sfowa ME powie.
EJego stryj to jjuz cafkiem inny. I
:, so,n1,dobry, ale ale wrzeszczy al v
domu okna sic trzesa, a klnie!!.
szczescie jeszcze, re cz}oWlek ME
.rozzumie :tyeh przeklenstw amery-
kahskach, vice nlewiele : nich
.sobie robi. .s.5.
woll aos lobit Iri,aa.s,
osaadzi}, ze ma ten dziel sbsyt juz
:by}o, volt atoii pragn ,l wiecei
u~slyszec.
- A ME moglibyscie mi po-
WED ziec, jak to w}asciwie by1o 2
panem Euzebluszem? - zapyta1. g
sfysza}em juz dawno, ze ten ten ME
umari 5mierciaa naturalna i ludzie
rozmaicie 0 tenn m6wiq.
Wo}k porwa} sic z }awy, scy-
buch z. ust wyja} i przez z,e.b,y
splunal.
= 1dzcie do hrabiego, MECH
on wan powie, jak1 to by}o:. ia
mic ME wien!
To rzek}szy, cd volta sic od-
zachmurzony z karczm,y
wyszed}. -
lyle " Skibniewicach wiedzia-
no 0 stryju Atanazynm.
W{odzimierz by} uz. niedaleko
domu, gdy5nas 1pplnej sciezce, pro-.
wadzacej ~ wsi do Ameryki, uIzal
w{oscian. AMimo znacznego
oddalenia zauwazyyl, re ichoG to9:by}
dzieeHnl rSo3boczy, budzie ciz mieli ma
swiezo wyprane p}6tnianki j
od6wietney =. ~.
= Pewnie maja jakis, ~interes-
pomyssllal, a ME chcac ich .wybady--
wa IL z,w1,olnil kroku. -.
Chlopi, 6tworzywsay furtke,
sic obok bramy, weszli
do ogrodu. Pred weranda stall
w}asnie ten, z#kt6rym chcieli sic
.idziec. Ujrzawszy go, pozdejmo~
wall kapelusze i nie6miafo zaczeli
sic do domu.
- Hej! a to co zn6w?! = da1
sig zlyszec shiny CLOS ma werandzie.
- Do Pana Boga idzlecie, zescie
poodkrywali?! Slohce pail,
ci glupcy ida bez kapeluszy, cho6
ma to je maja. zeby niemi gfowy
os}aniac! Me bqdzze bydleciem
jeden z drugim i zaraz mi glove
.akryj, albo won ztad!
Ch1opi przystaneli. sahajdak
spojrza{ ma G6rskiege, ten zerkna}
ma Trubycza, kazdy poskroba} sic
"a ucho, DO bez tego CHOP rusinski
ME powe zmie zadnego postanowie-
MIA, nareszcie kapelusze w}ozyli
ruszyli pred ogr6d.
Pred weranda stall mezczyzna
sluszny koscistY, dobrze juz szpa-
kowaty. Trzymal sig presto ak
zo1nierz i 6mia}o spoglada}. Rysy
y ST. .-.E# EE N.I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-01-12
Cloludzie mowia oztych d llt'uI.
kuiacych maszynkach.

kklu1]acych m1ll aa:sazzyyin1lk;a7ct:hFl..
SEanownlly5 panic s. Keltonik
Donosse paDu, il nn.sss aHs 7
1o.rlzymasem j jjesteln z niejj zadloW1ol-ssss
lopY amin my6lall. saeeb'y I MN
mona tax dobr.e dfukovac.
sylam panu ". do pprrosz,Ese a
iprsyslad 2 takle s naaszyylnl Z 1l lsH
lEmoleh kolleg6W. sSSasfg
uszsnowanjjeemnl5 AAnltooniis
1VYrzbliieskk'',
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03

games. They will probably play as long
as good weather continues.
The Friends university team has quit
practicing and no more games viii be
played by that team this season.
Wichita has two men playing on the
Washington and jefferson college team.
They are Herbert Reed and Arthur
Phillips, formerly on the Lewis Academy
team in this city. Both men have won
honors for themselves curing the season.
Manager Waldecker Of the Friends
university has announced that the uni
versity Will have ore Of the strongest
teams Of the southwest next season.
That team was very unfortunate this
season, both in winning games and dnan-
eially.
Football men say that the enclosed
gri1iron will be sure thing next season.
This vii help 70 make football a success,
financially, in Wichita.
Wichita has not only developed good
football men. but good rooters as well.
Rooters make life miserable for the other
team.
The Paramount people expect TO fully
equip. room in the mems home with
baths, lockers and gym apparatus for
next years football team. They expect
to also put IN training table in con-
nection with the dormitory. This viii
be a great advantage TO their team.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Teruss meet every Tuesday even
ing over GearBgs drug store
The Cooking cl15 vii meet Thursday.
December 3. wlta Mrs ROBERTSON.
There vii. BE- a meeting OF the literary
department of Hypatia a. their rooms IN
the cisy building MoEdzy afternoon at .
O'Clock
The Highland Improvement association
Wiz nee. Thursday. December :. a. -
~ city a1istrg In raa city treasurer g.
Office on tairI s3gr.
There will be election q eacs-s ~
Gs-1eid POST No r o a r. Tuesday
evening December e ts7s- Al members
are requested 20 be present
A. a o. T. W members a-s asked 60
attend the funeral II Mrs. p L Ea-n
This afternoon a. > 9'e,o~E az -bs rs-
d=ac= Is s5stH wa~zizEtaa avenue
a p1ssl- meeting = thr Hzrnsni-sl 60
cie-y ALL Re he.i n haE over Mf Dan
bars aEaertzklzs oGee Sunday evening
a. ID a puzzle ,sct8-e. free sp-r.teaI-
3s-
ire s1as-a. = Mrs p r Naau W.
~ h=i5 a. zee family resl5sses ia soatE
vVash.ast7n avenue ssrdaT afternoon a.
= 0'esek 4 @ r. T nanss-H are re-
cBestea 20 at.saz
Fezurs7 meeting q Tvg L4as CAap.e~
No e @ = s q. -eEt Tsessay eee--
E-- Ee5n ~ cfE-e-s J. Es ezre--si
tazt every -lz=3sr III - present yGzs-
tors cordially lavite1
Af44ats zs7~ Is desired s, ;As resa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
CITY i'm 3 REF.

Mr. E. Long Of Ponca City. IS in the
city.
Mrs. Ebey. wife of Judge Ebey. Of 11o4
South Emporia avenue. Is reported quite
sick.
Word comes here that Fred Garcelon
of Colwich was married Wednesday
night
The usual services at the First Metho-
dist church today will be conducted by
the pastor.
Mrs. J. P. shuman spent Thanksgiving
with her sister. Mrs. Olive Roach, OF
Whitewater.
A COW belonging to Colonel George r
Fultz. Of 81 North Topeka avenue. was
stolen yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Ninnick are rejoIc-
ing over the arrival Of a baby girl. born
10 them yesterday.
Mrs. F. A Sweeney has changed her
art studio from the Biting book to the
Hacker & Jackson block.
Mrs. Edwin Taylor gave a family dinner
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Ham
nond OF Toledo. Ohio yesterday.
Mrs r. II. Mundevello is very sick with
fever at her home. corner Second street
and Mosher avenue, College Hn
Mr. and Mrs. z. Z. Frooman and baby
Capitola, spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Stuart Of Whifewater.
Attorney Samuel Sargent will leave this
morning for Cameron, No. where he
goes TO take some important dispositions.
Miss Eva Goudie returned Thursday to
spend Thanksgiving with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. GoUdie, o. 2g7 Ohio ave
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03

Mrs Jake Miller and children have ar
rived here from Kansas city to Join Mr
Miller and they VIII make this their fu-
ture home.
Cecil Hopkinson, who has been at the
( Carey, VIII take charge as manager Of
the Harvey news stand at the Santa Fe
depot Monday.
Word has been sent 20 the Wichita post
Office that new kind Of typewriter for
making out reports is to be tried in all
frst-class offices.
Edward Adams 81 Fort Worth. Tex
dropped off at Wichita last night on his
way home from the east, to see his old
friend. Fred Trgg.
Big-hearted and liberal Dell Delaney Of
the Santa Fe yesterday probably paid the
highest price for a souvenir united chart
! ties badge, which was s..
Byron Cross, division superintendent
Of bridge work on the Oklahoma divis-
ion Of th, Alnta Fe. is just recovering
from a long spell OF fever.
Mr.. Steve r. Butterfeld Of Wellington
and Miss Rose Campbell Of lola We're
married last evening at p. m. by Rev
NJ l. Mum al his home on South Market
street.
The hottest football game Of the season
between boys was played yesterday on
the Washington school ground. where
the Kellogg street school and Washing
ton boys lined up The Kellogg made a
clean score Of 25 to 0.
J. E. Russell, who secured a good posi-
/ tjcn at the Hutchinson reforrnatory, came
down yesterday to spend few days with
his family Mrs Russell IS reported ST.
Mr.. Russell is well satisfied with his posi-
/ ton at the reformatory.
Jennie A. Lovci. infant daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Lovci. died yesterday
morning Of membraneous Group. The
funeral services viii he held this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock from their residence. 5Z6
! South Washington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs + NJ Buttrey OF Enid
I o. T, are visiting Mrs Buttrey's parents
Judge and Mrs. McCanless. Mr.. Buarey
is d prominent merchant Of Enid and IS
doing well. He was formerly IN the en-
ploy OF Cash Henderson in this city.
Miss Anna Miller. the accomplished
/ stenograP her and amanuenss, formerly
in Superintendent c. R Gray's Office o.
the Frisco. mas taken the position as pr
vate secretary to Chief Clerk J. D. Harri-
son OF the jacob Dold Packing comany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Snyth VIII give a
concert In the Reformed church on Fri
day evening Almost the entire program
VIII be from German composers in the
original language. They will be assisted
by Mrs. Higginson. pianist. and Miss
Alice Goldberg. violinist
Mrs. 3. /. Mann Of Us South Washing
. ton street, died at 40 yesterday morning
Of spinal meningitis. Five children and
Mr.. Mann survive her Mrs. Mann was
taken sick Sunday night and was uncou-
sctous from Tuesday night until death
+ The funeral viii take place today from
the residence az . p. m All friends are
invited % attend
/ Stewart C-ewson. an old time locomo-
( tive and stationary engineer. has return
; Cd % Wichita from the Joplin district.
where he has been Interested IN mining.
Mr. Crewz1n was here during boom
times and was engineer al the Burton
ca works during their days He thinks
wichita IS the best tavg On the state and
says ne came back 10 stay lie and MS
family are az home a. 1901 soucb Law
. renee asa~r,z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03

pital at the Office OF II. n Dewey Mon
day at p. m. sharp. business Of inn
portance 10 be transacted.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the Dodge Avenue NJ. e church
viii hold a luncheon next Tuesday De
cember ; at the home OF Mr. James
Allison from TO ; ,. NJ Mrs. J. \.
Howard president.
Tomorrow, Monday evening. December
4 VIII occur the election OF officers OF
Harmony Council. F. 4. a Also all
members % team requested - be ST. sent
in fun uniform. By order q Il. T. Ad-
dington. Secretary.
Notice 10 Carpenters ard Joiners Union
No. / Regular meeting Dec mber s All
members are expected 20 be present Tor
election OF officers for coming term %
100. r. B. Ransom. president L. n.
Barrett. secretary.
The general meeting o. me Twentieth
Century club viii be held 81 the Cgngtc-
gstionsI church on Tuesday az g @
o'clock Mrs. Robert Smy.h VIII tea ~
Christmas merrymaking in Germany. and
Mrs r. p Mufdock will talk on tie
Christ IN art. 10 be followed by social
half hour
Geo. II. Thomas Regiment L. Y. L. vii
hold its next regular meeting or aexf
Monday afternoon December 9Th. ar :
o'clock. There will be number - -e-
cruits 10 muster and the election = OFF,
GERS for the ensuing year AZ this meet
ing. A FUN attendance is desired By or
der Of A. J. Weaver. co.onel ammardlrg
Circle No 6. p. ". a. viii meet
Thursday. December = az the home OF
Mrs Meredith I2s North Washington
avenue. The topic FOR discussion is-
Gift-giving. granted that IL has become
a farce. how may we. who have helped
70 make IL so, best exert our influence
- bring about a change for The better
Mrs Lenore Groves. president
The regular business meeting % caro-
line Harrison Circle M. g VIII e he'd
In Harmony Council han Tuesday. De-
cember 8, 81 1.9o o. m Inspection vhien
has been unavoidsbly DELAYED wul f-st
be held when election % officers sor The
ensuing year viii follow. Let every meni-
her he present. a. this & very luroor.-
ant matter TO the order free feast
VIII be held. Mrs NJ N Woodcoek
president
Monday afternoon the sunHover Chat
tauqua Circle will meet with Mrz. Ti-lsy
Ross, sci North Waco avenue Nrs
VIII Stewart VIII be leader and the pro-
gram Is as follows:
The Expansion % the American Peo-
E-~afr pea.
Paper Washington n Early Colo
NAL Days" ..........M Mrs g. w E1ug
Roll Cal: Reports on Family EYPaneIau
Pa7sr-'DanieI Boone Mrs. Caas- Cohn
Current Events.
The Strength and weakness ot So
cfallsmr .-..........-....-. Mise Kiukeaf
Pa2er-''The Shakers Brook Farm.
.........-..-......... ......... Ms FuIfz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
CASAO HELPED TO WIN
Played in West Peint Annapolis Foot
hall Team yesterday

Many Wichita people We're interested in
yesterdays football same, between West
Point and Annapolis. because 81 the fact
that a former Wichita boy was in The
game. A Fzay CaSa3. wei known In
athletic circles here played left haltback
on The victorious West Po.1t tean and
probably because Of his position had
much ID 40 with the success OF that
team. Cssa5, when on the city High
school team. was considered one o. the
best all around football men in ih.s city
and his many friends viii be glad 70
know q his success The game u yes
tsrsay resulted in score q = g : IL
favor Of Wezt Point
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
= - - - - - q.
h.,,,-a 1l5s kas Yss has AszTs scsFs
,yaate-e - LL-ST-4-L
81 <<.~F /J/[s<zz.s
Resolution. Of Respect

A. the reFusr mcctias ~ the Penn
syIsanis Society II the Arkaneas valley
The following re~95ations we're unani-
mausly adopted.
Whereas. we lsau With deep regret
and profound SORROW ~ the uatimey
death 70 our ats brother. Harry Kis'ler.
Received. That th.s society bias i3s' a
worthy ana honest memss-; the e.ty an
honest upright aud faithful citizen. aEd
his family devoted husband sns fatbe-
Resolved That We as society sua in
d.viduals extend % the bereaVsd wife snd
children aer mess Sincere ard tender N
pathy.
"Re-ol1od shat "a eeey n these rssolu-
lions De- handed co Tho f,ulfiy ~ ne de-
ceased and also Go the iress ~ the csfr
Cor public cation
So n pERR
"R p. COATS.
- PARffAM.
Committee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
Mr.. THOMAS INVENTION
Automatic Scheme to Drain Pumps
and Keep From Freezing.


Mr.. G. p. Thomas Of SOB South Water
street has just invented an automatic
apparatus for draining pumps below the
freezing line, an arrangement that has
always been sought by the leading pump
manufacturers Of the country, but which
has heretofore battle dthe best mechanical
skan Mr.. Thomas invention IS said 20
he the only one ever known 10 drain the
water back into the well without destroy
ing the vacuum. Philosophy teaches that
to vsnt a suction line destroys the va
cum. but this point IS positively over
come by the new invention. i not only
drains the supply piPe ABOVE the cylinder.
but all the water standing IN the pipe
with the exception Of what is in the
cylinder. thereby retaining the printing
and getting rid OF the stagnate water
stand in the well The mechanism IS
simplicity itself and impossible TO get out
Of order. as the weight OF the water and
atmospheric pressure operates II. Il can
be applied 70 any pump. Another feature
is that it drains hack TO the well. and
mus does away with the foul pit always
around wells made by draining M-.
Thomas was raised IN Newark. Ohio. and
has been in the machine business all MS
life. until recently. having been with thu
r. & (. Pump Manufacturing company.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
You will find at
Pages Hardware Store
Carpenter Tool Sets
You will find at

to supply this demand The tools frstclass and are
packed in neat hinge-d box, The 81 sets embrace
good variety of TOOLS while the SIS sets contain all the
tools necessary to do any light repair work that may
come up. With little care they will last a lifetime
and considering quality and the number Of tools this is
a bargain price
We carry a very complete stock of hgh.grade wood
workers tools and if quality and price cut any figure
will make it to your interest to call and when
in need of anything in the tool line
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03

a. m and 10 ~. m. Special Taasic -
the quartrtte The Suutsy schsol VII
meet promptly az s,si uudcr the care q
Hon. J. F. shearnaa. ths saperintenaenf-
The e \ T. &. VIII hold their ssnday
evening meeting al s,aa 2. n. The week
iy PRAYER mee.iaz 0iJ &c held - The-s-
day az - .. 81. IRE ml3reek Blsle
class vii meet same Cveaing az 6-7e me
Boys League viii hold their mrss'as n
,-sa Friday evening aH ars co-eily M
vlted 20 worship With So
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
CHANGE IN WEATHER
Thermometer Took: a Rapid Tumble
Last Night

The thermometer dropped nearly if
o'clock and was getting colder at /
o'clock. Reports from the north and east
were to the effect that snow fell all day
yesterday and good quality OF the biz
gard is expec.t ed here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
SICK IN FORT WORTH
Bridge Master Cannon Down With
Pneumonia

Bridge Master Cannon u The Okiah1ua
division Of sae RecA Island whose head
quarters are IN Wichita. e. SICK Wi-a
pneumoala fever IN Fort Worth. Texas.
ana Is very I3w " Csnzon went
south az the tine q the Rock Island
ua-aosts al Caick2shs .wo weeks age.
I5e wen, 20 Terrell Texas. ard 81 WORK
ing about the water ana a. 81 hours OF
MINIS b. -. s-EA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
FOOTBALL NOTES.

The Thaz<sgtyiaE games closed ;he
season for most % ire Wichita teams
IRE FalrEoaEs team ss4s 6lsassze5 f9-
the season The Fal-nsuut men played
scientific bah this season.
TIE High school team IS SIN open for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
Card OF THINKS.

We wlsh to thank tae friends who 80
kindly assisted us dBrinw ms sickness
aHd death ~ rur beloved wife and 6sugh.
Tor Bertha and 80 far ths beaudfs ii
flowers which were presented
ARTHUR HUME
HfSs KEKBER.
abs tsn
MH plU EENE.
and family
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03

30 4-=-~As 8El To- {
Tie 2 tr-at-1ez fatE1-
fE-F. In faet. ! seeE q
10 get worse all TT :
W1te I tcE 8 20 est
every sc-ca q bi Or Z
rem cdr. ~: tf1e- dl5Eo.
seen e. rssc1 the Dis
eAse. and had 10 e@e~.
W7E5rvrr vas =
hesrteEe6 fort s~e q
fhat ~ Md Eerr -
eL-zC A. = alTlce Ci
= fteu ! thea trcs
- az fsaz1u toIE-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
Are You Tinker

Enough to do little repair jobs that come up
around your home? Jobs not large enough to employ
carpenter, yet they demand your attention just the
same. Some people enjoy such work nights and morn
ings and it saves many Dimes besides adding greatly
TO the comfort of themselves and their families
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
Doctors Can't
Cure It!

Contagious blood poison is absolutely
beyond the skill Of the doctors. They
may dose a patient for years on their
mercurial and potash remedies, but he
viii never be rid Of the disease; On the
other hand. his condition viii grow
steadily worse. 5. :. :. Is the only cure
for this terrible affection. because it is
the only remedy which goes direct TO
the cause Of the disease and forces it
from the system.
was aEicied with Blood Poison and TIE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03
LETTER List

Letters advertised by postmaster ~
Wichita. Kansas. far she aesk ending
December e. ises.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-03

madeline. and IL cuTss1 - completely. hElsd-
iEE ap ~ heal-h rrt .---=z-1zg ~ &--eftts
Al-houz- this sAs tNn ve4rs ego kavs Fever
Tst lad sig1 q Tia e'<ease e. -
~ AEwskw
>1a44c.s- T.
It Is Ike self >destrBcsIon 70 co1tinoe
70 take potash aEsd snersary besides
Totally destroying the c z-s-iou. they
cry Up the marrow IN Gbe bones. PRO
1ucing q Stiffness a~d swelling q fhe
joints, caGsing tae HAIR 70 fail oBt. ard
completed y recking TIRE system :. : :
IS the only blood remedy free from
these dangerous minerals. K Is guar.
.nteed
Purely Vegetable.
Book on self-treasuaeut ssut free b
Swift Specific Company. Atlanta. Ca
The National tribune., 1899-10-19
IN THE OCEANS DEPTHS.
Something About the Temperature and
'" Pressure of the Water.
. NinPteenh Cenf1yr7y

The temperature at the bottom of the
ocean is nearly down to freeZing-point, and
sometimes actually below it. There is a
total absence of light as far as sunlight is
concerned, and there is an enormous pres
sure, reckoned at about ton to the square
inch in every thousand fathoms, which is
100 times greater than that of the atmos-
phere we live in. At $500 fathoms the
pressure is 30 times more powerful than
the steam pressure of locomotive when
drawing train. AS late as 1880 leading
zoologist explained the existence of deep
sea animals at such depths by assuming
that their bodies were composed of solids
and liquids OF great density, and contained
no air. This, however, is not the case with
deep-sea fish, which are provided with
air-inflated swimming bladders. If one of
these fish, in full chase after its prey, hap
pens to ascend beyond a certain level its
bladder becomes distended with the de-
creased pressure, and carries it, in spite of
its efforts, still higher in its course; in
fact. members OF this unfortunate class are
liable to become victims to the unusual ac-
cldent OF falling upward, and no doubt
meet with violent death soon after leay-
ing their accustomed level, and long before
their bodies reach the surface in a dis
torted and unnatural state. Even ground
sharks, brought up from depth of no
more than 500 fathoms, expire before thew
gain the surface.
The fauna of the deep sea-with a few
exceptions hitherto only known as fossils
are new and specially modified forms of
families generally inhabiting shallow
waters in modern times, and have been
driven down to the depths of the ocean BY
their more powerful rivals in the battle Of
life, much as the ancient Britons were
compelled to withdraw to the barren and
inaccessible Businesses of Wales Some of
their organs have undergone considerable
modification in correspondence to the
The National tribune., 1899-10-19

to uniform lavish rate of remuneration in
kind.
The interest of ttie report lies in the
comments made ana particulars given by
the managers. The inquiry has been
warmly taken up by many of these. Sew
eral important school boards have for
Warded resolutions expressing their con-
v1ction of the injlRySH done to the health
and progress of the children and their
nope that, the EDUCATION department will
be able to frame regulation to meet the
evil.
Among the examples given are those of
children who have to walk from three to
!lVe, In a lew cases as far as six, miles
IN the midday interval of two hours, car
rylng dinners, and then rush to school.
eating their own dinners as they go. Some
OF The little ones work in quarry before
coming TO school, and again during dinner
hour and in the evening. A boy employed
at placing skittleS is engaged from to IL
p m. daily; another begins work at 3 a. m,
ana works again in the eevening till 8 OF 'cleek.
"A Doy aged II in the fourth standard is
employed as knockerup and newspaper
boy. His wage is 9s. Cd. and he is en-
ployed 81 hours a week. This boy rises
between and every morning, and starts
out at 4:3O to waken 25 workingmen At
d he goes his rounds as newspaper boy
TIL 8 O'Clock, when he comes to school.
lie is very regular boy, but is often half
asleep. especially in the afternoons of
NOT days. One boy of II years is en-
ployed by a butcher for so hours a week;
namely, from 6 to a. m, from 12 to 2.
and from 4:15 to 8, and the whole day of
Saturday. "A boy of 13 is employed
as billiard marker for 80 hours per week
1T wage of 4s., and works until IL o'clock
1T night"