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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-27
GRAY Matter Battles.

From the Chicago Record What
do you think about this peace con-
ference?" 'Well, it fulfills John Fisk's
prophecy-that war would eventually
become a mental combat"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-27

in front of Mataafa Uemana, Toelupe
and three others). After addressing
Mataafa for some time, one advanced
and anointed him from a small bottle
of cocoanut oil. Then the five adj
yanced, and laying their hands upon
his head, gave him the names TUT
Atua, TUT Aana, Tamasoalii, Natatoalii
feel hurt. I knew wopldy -2ayb &c
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-27
An Awful Moment.

"CarOIlne.
In the darkness of night the new
man clutched the Counterpart wildly.
Caroline" he gasped, there's a.
woman in the house"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-27

huge tanoa (kava bowl and Moefauo
performed the ceremony. With cup
of kava he advanced to the man kneel-
ing before Mataafa and holding the
kings kava cup aloft, spilled a drop
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-27

each ear; necklaces
Of flowers and an
cient ivory and
anklets Of slashed
banana leaves;laya
lavas of tapa and
fine mats, or scar
let leaves varnish-
ed with the all-per-
vading oil; topping
all the taupo and
manais (y u n g
chiefs) wearing the
towering tuig a S
(headdresses) OF
bleached hair and
scarlet feathers.
"When we arriV-
ed Mataafa and his
chiefs were in his
flower bedecked
house; but as it
soon became crowd
ed with sightseers,
Mataafa sat on
some mats placed
in front of the
house, surrounded
by a bodyguard or
thirty trusted men.
One man, armed
with a Lee Metford
carbine, stood i'm
mediately behind
ready to shoot at
any alarm. The
Mataafa warriors
paraded past, each
district striving to
Guido the others in
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-27

dlspIay-drums beating and war songs
on every side.
The ceremony was opened by a
venerable pastor of the London Mis-
sion society with prayer, followed with
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-27

official France it is winter, no matter
what the weather may say, and no
matter what unofficial France may
think.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-27
A Unanimous Demand.

we had row out in our suburb
about naming five new streets. -how
did you settle it," why, we had to
name them all Dewey.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-27

and Malietoa. Mataafa was king. He
arose and spake, guaranteeing good
government and religious liberty to all.
His words often were drowned by the
marching throng of shouting men.
After a salute with bali cartridges he
received the congratulations Of those
in the house.
Now the kings kaya was made.
The Taupo of Laulii presided over the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-27
A VERY INTERESTING PICTURE.

custom of ordering the seasons is the
practice observed in France in all pub
lie buildings There it is winter on
and after October LIST. Fires are then
lighted in all government Offices, and
the servants exchange their white sum
mer waistcoast for the thicker and
darker ones of winter At that date
the public Libraries are closed at 4, and
in the streets the sellers of roasted
chestnuts make their appearance. In
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-27

tNNs " rrE wrlrs rAHS BURDEN
9tNo FORTS r-s ssSr.Y BRsto
% StNb Your soss TO ExiLe
TO SERVE rovR cAP1VE9 NEED.
tNAhciPArs THE SAVAGE
sY IRE BEST $1,000 " SHED.
CO. MAKE rrcn wt7A YOUR Llvine
AND f1Ask raEt1 wir4 rous peApis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-27

The waitress is popular because Of
hss very fetcAing ways.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-27

A Greek phslaux consisted OF SEQ
men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1899-07-27

PHYSICIAN NJ. CRoNIN, MD.
ONCE over Zieglers hardware store, east
of court house, Lancaster. Calls in city and
country promptly attended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
ouR NEW COLONIES AND SUGAR.


Frank Lenlle'r Popular Monthiy1
The United staieh and her colonies.
tho PHILIPPINES and cuba. produced.
three Scara nFo. 100000 toms % sugar;
they produce more than that today.
In spite Of cuba's dcncit. The rcst ~
the world produces i,gtn 600 tonn and
sells a goodly proportion 10 the unlts~l
states What the people need 10 save
their industry from destruction u a
specific duty on all imported sugar.
with an additional discriminating duty
from countries paying an export houn-
~ equai 20 that bounty. To attain this
end sugar producers all over tho Unit
ID States. with their vast contingency
o. foundrymcn, railroad systems, COM
mission mcn ana BANKS whose capital
iinats--nH u wcfr-lnracly la mo-
laar,ii, have prepared 90 make % strong
nEht In consresu for the protection of
this Industry,
il IL an Interesting fact that sugar
cane IN the Philippine came from
Otnheita and Java. with unfayofRhie
Industrial conditions. and methods ~
culture and OF manufacture little nd
yancei from the primitive, save urnn "A
few plantations. sugar has long been
one " the chief articles OF trade. Spain
has discouraged BY every possible re-
rtriction. tax ana tarin, the export Of
Philippine products 10 any other coun-
try. Nevertheless. In 1897 the United
slater imported from those islands u.-
as3.aiO of products. of which sugar o1n-
stituted 1890 plcuia ~ 40 pounds
each. Spain'n trade IN the same ucason
amounted TO t9n,Ooo,Oo0.
What VIII happen TO the planters Of
the United States u the Philippine
crop Of issS-a9 IN largely diverted Into
American markets, and the temporary
henefit 10 the domestic beet and cane
Industry from the short cuban and
German crops Il more than nulllhedf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
CIVIL SERVICE POSITIONS.
An Opportunity for Young Salt Lakers
10 Get Places.

The United States sivii service COM
misslon announces that special ex-
animation win be held by itn postoiiicc
board Of examiners In this city on June
Ith. commencing ut . a. M. for the
positions Of clerk and carrier In the
postoiilco In that city. only citizens
of the United States may be- examined.
The examination will consist u spell.
Ing arithmetic. lctter-wrltinR, pen.
manshlp,copying form plain copy. gcog.
raphy of the United States. and read
ing addresses. The arithmetic will con-
slrt ot tests In the fundamental prin-
ciplcr. extending ar far m common and
decimal fractions and embracing prob.
lens.
The age limitations for this cxnmlna.
ilun ARE ~ foliowni Clerk not lcna than
N years. carrier, between a and 20
years. Applicants for carrier must
wcirii NJ least i3i pounds. must b. not
less than . feet I inchca In height and
lgnl ceftincntc, on FORM llp. showing
them 10 be not under the required
weight and height. aud TO possess the
required physical qualifications
No application VIII be- accepted for
this examination unless fied In COM
PCT" FORM with the board at the post
office In this city before tho hour OF
closing business on May Goth.
Applications should BE- iiled prompt
~, IN order that time may remain Tor
correction " necessary.
This examination IL open TO al clti-
gems ~ the United States WIN may de-
sire 10 enter the service. and who COM
ply with tho requirements all such
persons are invited 10 apply. but at
t.ntion Il invited 90 the fact that u IL
the practice 81 the puHtofilrr depart
ment IN making appointments 10 the
grades 81 clerk and carrier to give pref
ercncc 60 those cilsibies who afc legal
residents Of the city and vicinity where
the examination II held Subject to this
preference applicants VIII be axamined.
graded. and certified. with entire I'm.
Partially. and wholly without regard
to any consideration save their ability
~ shown BY the grade they attain In
the eSnrniuatlon.
For application blanks r1rfnr ioi and
iie). full Instructions. specimen exam.
inntion questions. and information rrln-
tive Ia the duties and aninrics ~ the
different positions. apply 10 the recrc-
tary 81 the board of examiners at tho
postofllcc In this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
vENING NEWS. TUESDAY, MAY 9. 1899.

II up. Water Ia very low In the scvier
river nnd there II not much prospect
OF It's raising. c. Meyer.
Lawrence. Emery Co.--Much Of the
small grain In not yet In the ground.
The land Is very dry. The small fruit
bushes are already Ieafed out. pIums
and other fruits are lust bursting the
buds High winds continued until the
9Th nnd 18th when SNOW fcll.--L.Icwis.
Castle Dale. Emery Co.--iligh winds
and cold weather throughout the week.
Farm work has advanced slowly on nc-
count Of unfayOrahic weather. The
snow IN the mountains has not started
70 melt and water " not plentiful.
Fruit safe yet except aprlcots.-jamcs
wcstwatcr. Grand co.-rirst half 81
week too dry and windy. but last half
very favorable Tor plant growth. Fine
showers on The 9Th. 2sth and goth.
Heaviest rainfall since fall u 1896.
Early planted potatoes aud corn are
up. fonc early planted corn rottcd
on account Of the coli.--W. !. barrow.
urcnnvillc. Beaver Co.-Ncgctation
at q standstlii this week. High cold
winds rom southwest with very little
snnahinc until evening of 9th when
wind changed to north and snow fell
To depth " xix inches. The snowfall
means i've or ak days lay on In an
ulrcndy late pinnting season. Pros.
poets for crop In this region fecnr
poor nt prcncnt ~ no snow fell In the
mountains last winters. ". iinuow.
Kingston. Pluto Co.--Thc week has
bcen unfavufnhlr fof plant growth on
account 81 the cold and wind. Fruits
have net been injured 20 far.-H. Ed
wand Dcsaulcs.
Loo, Wayne co.-Forc part OF week
very cold and windy. on niRht Of
2sth three Inches ~ snow covered the
ground hut soon melted on. Most "
the wheat has been watcfcd the firat
time. oats are nearly AL In and some
are watering thcm.-A. NJ Ningetrlp
fnrowan. Iron Cc.--rhc heavy frosts
Of the week have done considerable
damaEc 70 tho fruit crop and 70 tender
dry ana windy with froezlnu niThts.
Very unfavorahic FOR the growth of all
cropH.-Jameg Council.
Coyote. Garfield co-Grain that has
been wntcfcd n booking fairly we'll.
Luccrn Ia BEGINNING 20 show where
tlnucd untll the night ~ the 2ith when
about three inches Of SNOW fcll..-li. ].
| Mccullough.
~. George. Washington co.-Iilgh
winds have prevailed most ~ the week.
| Night % the sith ana early morning Of
sbth frost injured nprlcois. peaches.
grapes. beans. etc. LlEht frost ON
niTht Of 25th. Harley headed out.
| First crop Of luccrn being cut Some
| nre picking pcnH.-inmcH g, Bleak.
knnnb. Kane Gothic past week hni.
been cold With high winds. Frost on
the 2sth and goth ala much damage "a
fruit and tender plants. ApricotH and
peaches are all killed. Farmers arr
| discouraged on account ~ the long
drouthl i.uccrn looks iliriy well whore
u has been irrigated - nfinkcrhoff.
Nnte. Newspapers publishing these
bulletins arr requested to unc the fol-
lowing caption; ~. y. Department OF
Agriculture. Climate and Crop Bulic-
tin " the Weather BUREAU, Utah Scc-
/ ton for the week ending (dntrl"
l.. II. MURDOCH.
tection director. Salt Lake city.
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
WONDERS oF TnE pARIs FAIR.

The real moving rpad which is to bo
utilized at the next exhibition na nn
easy means 81 locomotion for visitors
like the magic CurpstH at the big shops.
VIII cover nearly four miles, passing
along one whole side N the champ de
Mars. M wen aa over two avenues aud
part OF the Quri doray. The HyH-
TEN hes been compared to that Of an
upturncd railway with the locomotives
turning the lines or rails ON which the
platforms are nxcd
u u aiHo highly probable that the cx-
hibition VIII be endowed with a mock
volcano or miniature NcnuviuH. The
project was rather ridiculcd when II
was INT heard OF. hut NJ. Jodlce. the
planner OF the enterprise. nifirmH that
he viii be able TO carry II through NJ
cost % 10000 pounds. The burning
mountain with the corunal flames and
real lava" promised by the protector
4 TO stand not for from Eincrs tower.
The sides OF the mock vcnuxius Will be-
planted with shrubs aud ornamcntcd
with rocks. There win likewise be- "A
funicular railway nj vesuvlur. r.rtnur-
ants, cafes and peep shows on the way
w, and inside the volcano Itself ~.
Jodlec proposes To have living pictures
with representations of scenes from
bnntc'r he'll. purrntory and paradise
Another Hccnc--thnt % NJ. Dclonclc'H
lunar telcscopc--is already on the road
to rraliEaiion. The biE spy glass II be-
Ing fabricated on the boulevard Ara
~, not far from the observatory, by
N. uuthicr. and promises 10 be- one 81
the leading features 81 an exhibition
which IL now IN full course Of active
preparation. In spite of all the rumofs
u wars and rcvolutlonA.-from u
Paris Letter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
II YOU HAVE Pain IN YOUR DACK.

Let W. gtye you piece ot advice, Pain
~ the back II n an Alnostlnfalehle nign
or Kidney dihoahei - aurcr sign u the
condition OF your urine, " you have
a pain la the back then look 20 the com
dillon OF your urine, II Il easily done,
Take a giaha lumber and M u with
urine, after II has stood q hours. " "
has sediment. N n n milky Or cloudy.
II II IL pale or diacolored. Htrlngy OF
ropy, your kldneyn and Bladder are
In q dangerous condition and need linz
mediate attention. or the consequences
may prove fatal.
Dr. David konnedy's Favorte REM
edy II the one medicine that really
curra an diseases VI the Kidneys, LAYER.
nladdcr and blood. Rheumatism. pyr..
pepsln aud Chronic Constipation and
corrcctH the bad effects OF whisky aud
beer ON the system. II II wonderful
how II makes that palm In the back
disappear, how II relieves the desire To
urinnte OTTER, especially at night ana
drivoH away that Hcaldlng pain In pass
Ing water and Ia remarkably short
time makes you we'll and strong, Dr.
David Konnedy'n FaVorlte Remedy IA
sold at all drug stores tor tl'Oo bot
lie. or six bottles for $500,
III you 4uld like 10 Try this wonder
full medicine you can do 80 absolutely
| free. Send your full name and ads
| dress TO the DIR, David KENNEDY
| cONPORATIOS Hondout, n, T., when
IA free trial bottle. together with d
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| VIII be sent you by mail postpaid, pro,
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| ,ou write. Tho publishers OF this paper
| guarantee the gcnuineness OF this Lbs
oral offer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
JOTTlNCS FROM
BASEBALL FIELDS
Program Of Universiiy-Provo Ac-
ademy Sports.
OGDEN GAME POSTPONED.
Good uatehe. In the Esst-Giant. Tie
{ the rbiiiie.-st. Louis scores
Another Victory.

The program for the University
Provo Academy sports on the home
campus on Thursday next Will com.
mtncc with ladies' basket ball match
at 1880 am. In the afternoon the
events will boz mile. half mile. my
aud one hundred yard dashcs. pole
yaulting. long jump. hirh jump. run.
ming and rtandlns.,oEethcr with thnw-
Ing the hammer and putting the shot.
There VIII be two champions on either
aide to represent the respective schoi-
natic institutions. the pcnnant going
to the colicgc tha, totals up tho
greater number % points. first md Sec
ond places counting nve and three
points respectively. The University
boys hope to pull on the day but at
the same time exhibit rigiiA % uncnn-
ineaa regarding tho talent the prOyoltcH
have w their sleeve.
captain Kecncr ~ the Colts ninc u
keeping a place open for "a couple of
good men 10 play on sunday against
the browns at Fort Douglas
Manager Axton OF the Y. ~. e. A.
plicaiions ny mall from men who want
Co play IN Salt Lake city, The latest
received this morning. ~ from Walter
EubankH 81 ~. Louis who says he
pitched Tor Mattoon last year. Mt.
Aston however says h" has had about
enough ~ Imported men and proposes
20 iog along with the home timber.
The salt iake-oEdcn game that was
90 have been played at the latter uity
tgmorrow has been postponed until
Thursday out 81 respect 10 late Police
captain brown who was shot down
~ the Hot Springs on Sunday after
noon.
Tho Short Line alnc that will 10 IN
10 ogden on Sunday will compose tl,>
same line W that Enve the Y. 81. e. A.
boys such a merry time ~ II last Sat
urdny, During this delightful weather
the boys are rounding up nil the
cranks with the object In view u or
ranlnlnE reduced rate excursion for
Mny eth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
STANDING or rmE cLuns.


$3.50 - NfHhHfaAstHs
iiosion at baltimore.
brooklyn at Washington.
Philadelphia AZ New York.
Louisville at Cleveland. fNf.
IT. Louis az PittHburF.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. 4; Philadelphia, g.
Washington, 6. brooklyn. Z.
lltlshufH, o. ~. Louis, Z.
baltimore. 4. Iiorton. o.
Cleveland. o. Louisville. 4 ~ innlnHa)
Cleveland. 1. Louisville. 2.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
TIE.
New York. May i.-ny good batting
aided BY LADDERS error. the New
forka tied the score In the ninth inn-
ing today. After an extra Inning the
game was called ON account Of dark.
ness. IN the ninth inning George DAVIS
ana o'lirlen collided and Davis was
badly shaken up, lie was unconscious
for ten minutes ana was then ~ dazed
that he had 90 be- led To the drcraing-
roam. Attendance. 1850.
SCORE.
Now YORK '''. '..,''.., "
Philadelphia ...,. -, ts,...s u
Washington. May 1.-The Brooklyna
Hatteries-Doheny and Grady Dono-
hue and Mcfarland. umpires-Ems-
lie and Mcdonald.
BROOKLYN. z. WASHINGTON. g.
Washington. May 1.-The Rrookiyns
won ionE-drawn-out game today hy
heavy ami consecutive hitting aided
by rrrofH and stupid playing u the
home team, kolley'H batting ana
uuc-hand catch By keelcr were the fen-
turos. Attendance. 1000.
SCORE.
II. u. f..
Washington ,..., 80. ...."g 10 q
hlohlbn 'sfss see sss ssssssss's " =
BattorleH-McFarland and Mcclure,
Mechanics and Farrell. umplrcs
ncy and Andrews.
ST, LOUIS q PITTsBuRG o.
plttsburg. May 1.-The 81. I.oulsans
proved themselves better mud-horses
than the pittsbureeH and won the
rume IN tho first two innings, while a
pvltinf rain was on. After the rain
Lever only allowed them two hits and
no runs. Attendance $500.
SCORE.
II. II. Il,
llt,thufg'' - - Z" - "''e
~. Louis, 90 s. 90 =. t.ssss
lnttrfief -Ie'Ner ana lioWetinhhi
Younr and oconnor umplres-iiurna
and Smith,
FINE BALI. AZ BALTIMORE,
Baltimore, May 1.-The Champions
and Orioles had q battle royal today
Both teams played brilliantly In th'
Held and both pitchers were IN hne fet'
tie. N. BoHtons having "a shade tn
better Of the pitching Up To the eighth
inning hut three scratch singles hnf
when hut with out out Ilobinson sem
to deep left field for two bases. Mop
struck out but Mcdfnw sent Rohbi
home with the only run OF the game
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

ssssn 0smes Played Yesterday by the mig
hsn. with vsryinE H..uiu.

baltimore yesterday beat the fio.-
toninnn after q battle royal on their
own ground 10 the tune Of la. rn,il
the eighth innings neither side scored
thcn ltnbinson got home and pulled the
game for the home team. The result
Of the It, ouis.rittnburg event was
forcronc conclusion. consequently tn.
record 81 7.s occasloncd no grcat sur.
prise. The New Yorir and the Phillies,
when darkness came DER the field last
evening. had not reached any definite
conclusion although apparently had not
Lauder made an error the Giants
diamond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

Boston had several opportunities TO
score. but fnc pitching and fast HELD
Ing killed all their chanctA Attend
ancc i,si9.
II. II. =.
baltimore. =. e. :" '-' y
Boston .. .. d. . -. 100. o
batteries Mons and Robinson; Klo.
hcdonz and CLARK. umplres--iiunt and
Connolly
HoNoRs EASY AT CLEVELAND.
cleveland. May 1.-THE league season
opened here this afternoon with two
games between Cleveland and Louis
VILE. The nrst game was won by the
home team after PROLONGED and OK
citing contest and the second game
went 10 Louisville by reason Of "a de-
fisiun ~ Umpire Hronner In the ninth
calling Ciingman safe NJ home. when
the spectators believed he was out by
ten feet. The game Will probably b.
protested. Not more than 900 people
saw the two games.
3 SCORE.
Cleveland. D.. e. e. e. ..... ~
Louisville. 80. .. q. ......i 10
90 inninFal
batteries Hughey. sudhgn and
Zimmur: Cunningham. Powers aud
kittrcdgo. rmplrcs-O'Dhy and nren-
ner.
SECOND GAME.
II. II. 4.
Cleveland. 80. .. .......
LOUISVILLE. tsts
iiattcries-Iiili and suFdcn. bowling
and kittrcdec. rmpircs-o'Day and
lirunncr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

been or was to be satisfactorily adjust
ed between you and MIR. Lcwif. Today
Mr.. Lewis advises un that Il viii be
necessary to proceed In the matter.
We think that upon reflection you VIII
deem u best 10 settle the claim and
avoid litigation. and would be pleased
TO hear from ypu upon the subject,
and In the meantime We VIII hold fur
Their proceedings IN allegiance. Your
prompt reply VIII ohllgc.
Received and nled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
An nr,prM,o az wuoor,so.corou

Last winter during an epidemic ~
whooplnR cough my children contract
90 the disease. having seycrc coughing
spells. We had used Chamberlain =
Cough i,mcdy very successfully for
Group and naturally turned 10 u AZ
that time and found Il relieved the
cough and effected a complete cure.
John n, clinord. Proprietor Norwood
House, Norwood ", y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
The
Smooth
Road

To the Eaat-to Lincoln. Omaha. Peo-
ria, Chicago, ~. Joseph. Kansas CITY,
and st. Louis,
smooth trains every day In tho year
the Chicago Special. leaving Denver
at $50 .. m, ana the vestlbulcd Flyer.
leaving at $3.50 D. m.
utah's favoritos-the fastest, finest,
safest and smcothost trains out OF
Denver. Tickets at offices OF connect
Ing lines.
Ticket ONCE. si' $, W. Temple st.
l. 4. BENTON. Ticket Agent. II. O. w.
ky.. Dooly Block. w.
II; y, NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
W. v, MCMILLAN. Gen. Agt.
'it b. w. Temple st.. Salt Lake CITY.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-12

denotes. She fell in love with a pauper.
Jim" Collins. q gray bearded man
with a wooden leg. One day they
eloped from the aims house, and for
several days there was no trace Of
them. Then Collins limped back to the
institution and was restored to his for
mer place, but the wild Rose" had no
love for life in an aims house, and she
soon found a companion in Howard
Dauchy. few days ago Dauchy and
the wild Rose" entered the Norwalk
selectmen's office and applied for ad-
mission to the poor house
Instead of accommodating them the
selectman notified Sturm, who pre-
ferred a charge of infidelity against his
wife. 1t was learned, too, that they
had borrowed a horse and wagon TO
drive to the town clerks office, saying
they wished to get a marriage license.
The horse and wagon were not return
ed, and a charge of horse theft was
made.
The wild Roses" indignation was
aroused. She first pleaded with the
owner to withdraw his charge, prom
Using to bring back his horse and wag-
on. He was determined to send her to
Jail. and refused. You'll never see
that horse again." the wild Rose ex-
claimed. I'll go to Jail and stay there
And she did.-New York Herald.