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The San Francisco call., 1899-03-05
AMUSEMENT FOR
THE MINORITY

CALL HEADQUARTERS, SAC
RAMENTO, March f. 4.-"Whlsper-
ing" Gavin McNab was the Dem
ocratic choice in the Senatorial
ballot to-day. His candidacy was
sprung, badly, by Senator Sammy
Braunhart, who called attention to
his entrance into the Assembly
chamber with the startling an
nouncement that he was going to
SWITCH
Assemblyman Fairweather, DEM
ocrat, switched to Jesse D. Grant,
whose politics has never been as
certained, and Senator Langtoro
made another flop, this time 10
Phelan.
Altogether the minority spent
very pleasant half-hour-
In the Republican ranks there
was no change and no incident to
mark the balloting. But one bal
lot was taken and that resulted as
follows:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27
9as alte 3e,ept.
Sti,3e bon 8. ganaitD.

SIN Sabre 1926 erfanD sSobann
0olf bic tonIerpirte ginbrennInppe.
Dies fpar Elm IpeiBes Dulper, pon bem
] lDffeI, in in tohenrem MaHer per-
riibrt, geniiate, um eine por3iigliGe
Nabrung fir 3tpei perfonen 5u geben.
oSobann @plf Der Bis bobin ais armar
@aitpirtb in sinem entleaenen 1beile
pon @ras lebte, ihlof sehn Sabre. fpd~
ter als angefebener reic,sr 5abritant
Ieine Mnqen gum tDiaen Shllmmer.
Mls iih nun ssOhann Gplf Der Hell
tere in {eineH. eleaanten. nah Rem
@crten 3u gelegenem ShlafSimmer
sur febten Nei5e anfhidte. iioeraab es
nit qehtimnibpoler Geberbe ons per=
ailbte Mt3ept Der Guppenfpnlsrpe sssos
bdnn Coli bem esSiinoeren.
.Sohditn OoIf Der ssiinaere ..sEie
runD "a Snbre, aIio bis 1860. Die
mGdtiq erlipprbIiibenDs Hn6rittnlnnie.
Dir &mnbmorte le;neS Jabritates,
cine ouf eintm W0r{er iibenbt Nm
gcraf0tk, mar nun idon III dltn nliitz
lsrsn Gonsbaltan9sn gurcpds 81 finS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27
cine d,imeiii&e etrafprestst.

8ei Der tiirali6 in 0hilabelphia abe
gebaItenen gpnpention Der Mmerttl=
rliiden Mfabemie Der WiiIenf1aften
ipar Mu Sing Fana. Der @efanbte
bes nineIiihen Reihes in Wafhings
ton, eingeldben. einen @ortrag iiber
,Die 8e3iebungen aipifhen gbina unD
benz Weiten" au balten unb nabm bic
@elegenbeit tpahr. auftreibenber Sui
turtrdaern" in flieRenbsm @ng=
ltd einige berbe Mdhrheiten su Ia
gen, bic bas 9aaeblatt in syolsenbem
beri1tet:
,Gepiife Qeute nennen iih bod ;iz
piIiiirt unb itigr1atifiren onbere aIs
uncipililirt. Was lit Civilization?
Neftebt iie lebiali6 ii, grDRerer @etpalt
unb befieren Maffen fir bic Rriegs~
fiibruna? sSh beriteh borunter ettpas
anberes. sd bente. eine cipilifirte
y2atipn iolIie bic Nefte dnberer Na>
tionen eben1o re!pefttren. fpit Elm eins
1elner Marn bic Rehte fetnes Nahz
bars ad3ttt. Civilization lit niht, bab
man bas giaentbum zines Mnberen
phne {einen WiIIen ipeanimmt. Gs
nGre eiu trauriaes Shaufpiel, ipenn
bas ftraflps geihehen fSnnte. Wa5
ipirb Der fiin!iiqe 6titrliter iaaen,
tpenn er bif Gefdidte bieYes Subrbuns
berts f1reibt. SIT es Mot an Der 3eit,
bab mir ben GrunbiGb BON Reht unb
RifIiofeif nnerfef rtr1S
.Wenn 2eute fi4 hriitlih nennen
,nb ltola auf ibre bohe gibilifation
iinb, iolIten iie nidbt 10 tief itnfen, Inn
bic Rehte Der Sfpohen au mibahten
unb ipeanebmen, mas linen ni6t aez
bort. Gs ipdre bef1er fir lie, ui1t IL
bilifirt 5u fein. @s ipGre befer fir
lie, unter cine.n 0olf su leben, tpeldes
bic 9runbfdbe BON Gonfucius unb
Wtencius befplot, als unter einem
BOLT. ipeldes tic @runbf6he Der bod
ifen Wtoralitdt bat. aber fie niht BE-
.gbina beibt aeute aller y1ationen
auf ieinem 8cben ipiIltommen. Seine
6dfen iinb MlIen often unb es bebonz
belt ale alei6. Sc iuiinidt lebialih
ebenic bebanbelt su perben. Sc
iuiinIdbt ssrieben. es tpiiniht alIein aez
lailen unb niht nit unperfbGmtsn
'SDrberunaen belditiat au iperben. ST
bas unbillia9 :"
rSebt. mir Wilben limb bod bef're
Wenihen". flinot cIs benz proteft
Eerous, aber mas hilft bas? sSn bes
1aaes 8ranb unb Ghladtl6rm fpirb
e. ti:mmerli6 rerhclIen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27

Den unb bic &inber bon Gattord rnb
@ettinj: brodten nit pemfesben 8a=
baeen ibre Semmeln in bic brdunliGe
Guppe. tpie bic aug 5rpmio pper ap-
pen6agen.
Golf Der 3tpsite tonnte fhpn in Ell
mem Der pornehmiten@eebGber BON ben
Nnitrengungen Der Winterfaiion alsz
ruben unb als er zines sSulitaaes am
Stranoe bes Weeres feline lebteStunoe
berannaben fiiblte, reihte CT nit att
ternben 6dnoen feinemSohne Spbann
benz Oritten ebenfalls bas aerlhlifene
Reaept.
n6ier ibsrsebe ih Dir nnieren
9eihtbum." iagte ct. .Reine lsbenbe
Seele, auber uns Beiben. fennt bic
8ereitung Der gonierpen. Die ein=
faher 0orrihtunaen Der 500 Nrbeiier
ipirit Ou i'm 8eiibe bieIes spapieres
leiten fDnnen."
Sobann @olf Der Oritte ertparb ii1
in furser~ 5riit ebenfalls elm grobes
BermOgen unb leate ihon Del 2ebselten
bas Reaept in bic IoGnbe Icines 5pbz
nes Sobann bes 8ierten. Inter nisfem
aber seihab Is. baR Der StorI ba1tz
nddig Elm Mdbhen no6 benz auberen
in,s 6dus brahte, bis es ibrer neun
gelporben iporen.
Joh cine lunee 3ett boffte man ouf
cen tleinen 8uben. bunn aber fiiate
man iih in bas unabdnberlidx ,.nb
begann reiisnirt ariitina. nes dltete
Der Mdb6en, als grbin bes Uplf@
'iden Samiliensebeimniifss gu erz
5ieben. 8riftina perftanp auh bic
thr autpmmenbe Wiirbe nit o.ra setD>
risen Stol5 gu traaen. unb Mrfang rer
neunsiser Sabre erbte oas rei5enbe
ounfeldusise Mdbhen pirtlicb bic
Nuelle Der 9r0be ibrer Tamilie, ndn:z
li9 basN gelbe befledte uno abgearif=
fene Reaept, nadbem ibr sSohann Golf
Der Bierte in feiner SterbeEtrnbc sez
beimniBpolI fliiiternb aefagt bate:
n3eige ntemals irgenb eSemanDem bic
les Yapier -. Seine Wurosrtrdft
beitebt eben barin. bah Niemanb auber
benz 6amilienbaupte bapon tpeib."
Damn ftarb er unb Rriitina be3og
bic prG6tiae GamiIienpohnuns, Dersn
SSeniter nan Der 6abrif binausginaen.
Oas fpitbare Reaept bate lie dhIelz
audeno in elmer Nrnbeimfaiietss per-
fhloiien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27

lln5 b;s MiiIIu'fden Eonftrpert
rerharben IN ben RuuflGben als Quz
benbiittr, bic golf'ihtn hingeger be-
hisIten tire geipehnte WDItstbImlihz
felt in Der eipiliiiritit Welt.
Nah eiHem Sutre nlad,te bic sSirmd
.Rdrl WiiIler" Bdnferott. Rrlitinu
aber tonnte Bic 6uupibiiher Der Spar=
faiie nit neuen @irloaen belaiten unb
heiratbete Elm pear Wonate fpdter ben
6etaog bon Montefalio.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27
Die Vbiiippiner.

Gin bDberer amertfantfher Sffiaier.
Der aur 3eit auf ben pbilippinenOienft
tbut, tbeilt in einem Briefe bic 8eobz
aebtuneen nit, bic er an Der hortigen
eingehorenen 8ebDlteruna aemaht bat,
lnb fagt bariiber II. o.: ,sSn ibrem
gburaifer ssiat iih eine aSer o.r
Grauiamteit unb slei6aeitie finb lie
Dar1nGdis ,nb ausbauernb. tpie uniez
re @ipur uno Mpa9es. Sittlide
Grunb1dbe baben feline Bebeutung fir
iie. Sbr Mberglaube iit arenaenlos unh
Der ginflub oeiIelben auf tbre 0anhz
II necn son3 auberorbentlih. Maunal=
DO tpeib bies unb nubt es nit qrober
@e16idliGfeit aus. sic alauben an
ieine iibernatiirlihe Rraft .;no fo!aen
Geinen 8ef,blen obne Murren, lpie cine
Sserbe Nieb.
,Nls Dienitboten iinb lie ertrSqlih,
10 lanae man lie fih ferbt iiberlIbf.
5reilih piefe ber SFilipinos leiben IN
8erGhtnibihpGhe unb peraef1en
leiht, mas ibrem 6errn unb mas it,
men lelb1t oeh0rt, aber beraleihen err
partet man i'm Orient. Gins 1T iicber.
Gie Ser. Stdaten baben ben gr0bten
tumanitGren .Sob" iicb aufaelofen,
nit benz lie ie au tbun gebabt unb !pe=
Der sic nod ih iperben lange genua
lefen, Tim bas Gnbe baron gu Ieben."
Bon ben ssrauen beiht es:: Die
sSrauen iiab obne Musnahme acna
unbei6reiblit oberflGh!ih. Die niebes
rem alai1en iint einfad bumm, bic
7frcuen Der oberen Ghihten trGae,
flah limb aeiitlos. giniae bet syilipiz
nosaShDnbeiten beiiBen cine aatpiHe
Gprte bon puppenbafter 6iibIhbeit,
aber ibre Nafen finb auilein unb bic
@eii1ter su brett. 9lue ippblbobenDen
ssilipinos MGhhen unb sfrauerl
immiiden iitb nit elmer tpeiben lcsme=
ti{den Galbe. bic rofh trodaet Inb
cinen aerabe3u pioerndrtiaen, s indie
artiaen Ginbrud madht. Das 6iiblhefie
syilipinoz zM6bGen iub ia ouI riner Gi@
fenbabnfdbrt. Wdhrtno il, lie an~
ituute, entnabm lie cine arobe
fhnar3t Gigarre einem Gtui ,lnb be=
gann bielelbe au fouen: bas !par aenuo
fir mid. Sd CLAUDE nint. baB Di.lt
unierer ameritdniiden ,Dops1 ibre
0erStn an bic eiIlbeimifden Gnonen
berlieren iperben.1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27

9lsbalp ensoairte ariitiaa einen
jungen Maun, Namens aarl WiilIer,
Der bisber III einer 5tettiner pnlper<
fabrit BEN poiten zines eSnipeftors BE-
tleifet battle. .als Oirettor Der 8erfe.
Hnb 10 floaen benn bic tleinsn Gon%
ierrenihahteln ipeiier frDElid, auf Die
1ifde aller eibiliIirten sSumiliea, ia
Der neue Oirettor 3oa iDdar hie afrt%
fantfhen Rolonisn nit Slid in zen
rieiiaen Gunbenfreis Der SFabrif ilrh
Dinein.
Die reisenbe ariftina ofInete Ia
d,elnb ben Millionen ;hre isenitsr, Tie
floaen bsrbei unb bic @inbrennIuppe
pernanbelte iifi in foitbare SeiDenro@
FEN, blibenne 8rillanten uno annere
Geihmeibe fir bic iunoe Grbin, bic
bisneilen, !penn lie rem HenHelz ino
Brennseruh Der ssabrif eir,ips bDshz
miit6ia bahte: ,Wds m0asn ods Iiir
Menfden iein. bic biefes elenes Geritf
eiieri m0aenI
gines Geptem5ermoraens idb Rria
TINA in cinem abqeleaenen Sbeil i5rss
palfes unb lag eine Ohn.l'ihe Grz
aGblung, als pl0blid, cine befannte
Gtimm. neben ibr fprab:
,,Neraeibung, gn1biaes sSrdu.ein.
ssSit IS erloubt, Gie siIlen Masenbiid Su
itoren91
es mar aari Mliiller. Der junss III
rtftor.
Gritaunt muitsrte ihn bas Mdodtn
uni fraate bnlit:
.Wiinlhen Sic etipa21
vMlleroings, xrduIein Rriitinu. IS
II. cine ipihtige MngeIeaenbeit, in tpels
hel ib sic oiiffide ... g.ID anti.
iAlaflo{en Nddhen babe thenblih fer"
idloiIen, MIDI shntu al offsnboren s.
Geit benz eriten 1dae. ba ids 9ier t:nz
strat. berebre in @it. fiebe i1 5i;e !.
Ga 1T teine finbifhe po.iiterqtbenDs
Neigung, fDnbers eitl ernfes 6erS
Iprimt ii bislsrn Muatnbl;e III s6nfn
Gie reb<n dIsin unb ha6e1 Ntss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27
loo OeriM unb golia.i fid 81 brltof
ffsr Nu3beifun0 Der EDlOnifteE bic

loo @erid4 unb polissi fih sii brutdlA
ifer Mu3beutuna Der gDloniiter PIG
6anb rtiHen. MnIitbler, iDfldx no..
;brer i6mrnerlid<n Gage bnrh BIZ
sSIuht entsieben, iperben. ipit 8ol5ofst
fhreibt. nit @htptiBbunben aesueht
l:nb ndctber tdrEnrifh gepriigelt.
9lQe ibre Briefe nnterIiegsn Der Gem
fur unb iperben nur bann abaefannt,
lpenn lie feinsrlei RIaaet unb Be-
fhtperben entbdlten. Muf Der groben
ssaftorei BON Nip glaro, bie ei1lenl
efemaliaen braiilidnifhen ssuitismirliz
fter aebDrt. iab Bolaoni fDaar. iDie folz
de llnaliidlide am Sndnbpfdbl ge<
peitfAt murben. Stdtt in orbentlthen
Wobnunaen fonb er bic sStaliener
iiberan II, ben mtierdbelfrn Qutten,
nieIe aleih ipilben 1bieren benz Winb !
unb Wetter uusaeiebt. Mer eiamal !
hprt lit, befonn,t aus Der 6eimathe
feline 8riefe mebr au @eiift. ipeil ulitAk
fdt ale onfpmmenben 8riefe confts.E
cirt tnerben.
Dd ale Mrbeiter BON pprnberein
beim Mrbeitaeber tart perfhulbet ilno,
70 f0nnen iis treoen Der einaeaansenen
Grntracte an cine 6eimtehr niht be,;s
fen. fonbern miii1en fih ftiGfhtpeiaenh
als tpeiBe Sfldben bebanbeln lniien.
@pn Rirhsn limb 6hulen 1T feire
Spur. Die iiinaeren Eruuen ipersen
ihamlbs auseebertet ,:nb aehen fcif
ale moraliih unb pbpfiith su 8rnnhe.
Die Rinorr tpahien in her tsdffeIfen
nnipifenheit heran Inb tperren nann
hos, tpas ibre Gltern finb: 5flape7.
Nur auf bier oon toafenS syattoreien
fdnh Bolseni eine Ghule.
Mue bisfe Standardization tperosn
prn benz 8ifaof Seclahrino. benz ;tds
lteniihen gmiarantenapoitel. beitdtigt.
@ttrd atpei MilIionen sestultener leben
in Siibamerifa; Der qrDbte 2beil bpil.
ibnen berriehtet 5fldDenbienffe, Dbna
bah bic italienifde Neoieruna iih bps
rum tiimn,erte. Die 5enbung Bol7bs
ri's lit bas erfte 3eiden. bab Die itd@
Iicnilde Meaierune bieie aeqlGlten
Qanbsleute niht cana peraeRen hdt.~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27
Der oentsd,e General Moies.. i

Die ,gbicaap 5ribune" bat einen
Mitarbeiter, Der bds DIeubpnpm
rMarquiie be sypntenop" fiibrt unb
iid nit tbeils erfunbenea. theils iebrl
entitellten europdiidkn 6of= uno dbns
liden Nadrihten beiddftiat. Dieter
Gage shrieb er:
v@eneral lieutenant BON WaHoip,
gommanbeur bes 9. Deutihen Mrmee~
Corps. benz tiiralih bonn Raiier her
9ttel ,@eneral" Derliehen iDorhen lit,
erfreut iih Der befonberen s(usaeih=
nuna, Der erite r6ebrder" au ietn, tpels
der iemals I'M Deutfhen 6eere einen
10 toben Stang einaenomn,en bdt.Gein
eiaentlieber Same 1T Moies, Inb es
trar aaifer 6riebrid. ipelder, aIs
Rronprin5, ben rMofes" au 1einem
Jliiael=Mbjutanten ernannte, urA.
burh bieie 0anbluna Fein Mtbfallefi
nit be- NntifsmitenzBetpesnng aus@
artriiden.
Sn gbicagp lebt absr elm 8ruber
bes Generals, 0err @eora bon Mai@
ION, Der ben bortiaen D!dttern eine
Gripiberuna einianbte. nel1er mir
folseroe beluitiaenDe Stefleu entnebz
men:
Die Sade perbdlt iih ettpas an4
bers. Mein 8ruber mar t,temdls NIB
ilitant Res Gronprinaen llno lpdteren
&aifers sSriebrih, bieR ilienials Woe
les. ionoern INNER aur Maiotu; ct
bat, ruie i1 unb uniere ounce Gamilis,
bur6aus toIerante 4niihten, aber
er mar niemals 6ebrGer. bic Gltern
AUDI nibt, bic @roReltsrn unb bic
iibriaen Worfobren, oeren aenauen
Stammbaum mir bis aum sSeginn bess
IL. Sabrhunbert beiibe:. ehenfc4A
niht. Sic aebOrten aur Nitterihckt
Der Marienbura unb lparen bsibniiheq
Nbitammune. y
Die .1rbune" brashte bieIe @ez
fht4te, ipelhe iie iebt iuieDer aufges
tpdrmt bdt, i'm Doriaen CONNER in
rod etipas ausaebehnterer SsyaHlng.
Die Sa6e erreate bamals BEL Iieinail
Werpanbten in Deutfhlanb, lneineia
hieiigen 8fannten lInb mir ielb5t orobe
2eiterteit. SD tpiirbe auh iebt Diele.
Mngelegenbeit. ipelhe meinen hriitliA
den, israelitifden unb unglGubigen
syreunben tpieberum aroRsn 6paB be-
reitet bat, unberiidlihtiat aeIai1en ha<
ben, tpenn oies nift Elm ,Deiterer 1es
speis bafiir mare. in ;pelH l:nperfrp@
renerWeife Diele eneliidlsamerttaniihe
3eifnngen ibre iiberiteifhen Nahrin=
ridten suiamm.nfliden refp. fabrisi=
ren."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27

Seit benz sroBen Seuer i'm October
Iebten ssubres bat fid Dupfon Gitp,
lie 9auptftabt Der alonbife @oloFels
Der aetpaltia emporsei6tpungen. Gs
II: ols Stabt tncorporirt iporben unb
aablt asgenpdrtig ettpa $4,000 Gin
tppbner. Die Straben tpurben perz
feHert. Rirden, Sbulen unb 6olpi:
taler erridtet. Ho4 Dor einem Sabre
beitano Oaipion gitp aus einfahsi,
0iitten unb man fannte tpeber Shlob
nch Riesel. Der 6rembe fonnte iiberS
aa eintreten unb nebmen, mas er
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27

branhte, man eripartete nur bon 5einer
6Bflihteit, bab er elm Memoranbur1
bc1iiber 5uriidlieb. Die fortfhreitenbe
Gibilifaiion bat bas ales sednbert.
Ni4t nur S9lob nnb Riegel iinh
i;beran uufaetalbt, men finbet Der
hdufigenRdrbereien tnegen 5pgar f6or
@iherheitspddter aneefteIlt. Infer
Bib aeist nah einer Q(ufnabme fiji
r5arpers Weeflp" Die Gauptitrabe in
Deipfon Gitp. Nus BEN Mnseiseih;!-
bern 1T eriihtlih, bab es lpeber an
9e1hcften alIer Mrt nod an Wergniiz
elnas- -Gtablifiements manqelt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27

ssn Waibinston lebt CUR 3eit eiit
.sebDDcotteter" BDtfhafter; es lit ST.,
nor Mipiro3 bon Merito. Dieler 9oaS
CAB Gr@Setretdr Softer Elm Diner Ill
SIREN Dieies 1errn. aber alIt europdis
fhen Diplomaten idgttn ub. Der
@runb fur bic dblebnente 0altunu Dtr
eurppdilAen Diplomoten bem Meritas.
ner gegeniibtr. lit barin All fuden bof,
SenDr Mfpiro3 in 1867 dIs gfaotsons
malt BET Der proa.f1iruna bts undJiid.
sli6en Raiitrs Mdrimilian funairtr
unb ols einer Der 6auptfaftorer. tpeIsbts
hei1en Werurtbeillng unb 6inritfurlln
berbeifiibrten, gilt. Oieier piirocissS
mus 1T natiirIih fit bie biejios Meoies 81 /
rnnH nidt ipeniger ptinIids ols ifiir
Stnor Mfpiro3, unb man min bober
in offi5iellen 3irttfn Die aiiriidiehn's,s
bic Der biplomotif1e WtrtreierM M aer
Nanbar Nepublif erfobren sal ~ I,
bnr4 gut all maiden iiid,eu bof Nh,
ibm oittntatiOs Mufmerffamfsii,n ia, 3. .
lDtit. glimtsbeitoirenioer fcrn NJ.
Sttlnng Des il,erifaniitben Motfd,e 81. fss
iers op9 nllr cine bSd5it unerolrid 4
lein; PrGfbtnt Dia3 bStie SD si,ss, hsSs 4.
ten folen, che e GenDr Mfbircs ,,,lt 4,
sll,sH SO. aaa1sIs!lpdrttgsn btplomaill e.,.
I'M ~ ~ sSsSs ssS ss3 ses rs
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
Dress Skirts.

All wool plaid and plain coored skirts, the newest
designs, we'll made, worth 800, 100, 500, special
Satin and tafleta silk skirts, trimmed and untrim-
med handsome goods worth II 90 and your choice
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-11-26
GOOD SHORT STORIES.

An eX-judge is cashier of a certain
bank. One day recently he refused TO
cash Il check offered by a stranger.
The check is all right he said, but
the evidence YOU offer in Identifying
yourself as the person to whose order
it is drawn is scarcely sufficient" I've
known YOU 10 hang man on less cvi-
dencc. Judge" was the strangers re-
Spouse. Quite likely" replied the ex-
judge; but when it comes to letting
so of cold cash, We have TO be careful"
Here is a story which is told of the
PRINCESS of Wales. On one occasion She
visited the museum Of Scotland Yard.
Where she saw the photogra phs Of
countless rogues, and also some OF the
methods employed for the detection
and the punishment of crime 1t is
all very CLEVER said the kindly Prin-
cess, with a little sigh, but if the
world We're only as anxious to discover
and reward good men as it is the bad
how very pleasant life would be-
Henry Reyes, Of Vermont, was life
long Democrat. Governor Mattacks-
or Judge Mattac ks-was for a brief pc
be q judge he soon became a Wing.
While holding court at Saint Johns
bury he occupied room at the leading
hotel, which, as was usual during
court time, was full Late at night
Mr. Keyes arrived and wanted a bed
| The landlord informed him that every
bed in the house had two in it except
the one that was occupied by Judge
Mattacks. Go up and tell him that
Henry Reyes wants to sleep With him.
The landlord went up, raped at the
judges door, and told him his Grand.
Henry Keyes," said the judge, half
asieer; Henry Reyes, Of Newbury?
Democrat. Oh. yes, I've had it once;
let him in
| The custom of leceiving people on
the LIST of April and then calling them
| April fools was once more general than
| 1t is now, and on one occasion it was
turned to good account. Francis, Duke
OF Lorraine, and his wife We're impris-
| oned at Nantes. On the LIST Of April
! they planned to make their escape. Dis
suiscd as peasants-he with a hod on
, his shoulders and she with a basket OF
! rubbish on her baciz-they passed
through the gate of the city. AS they
| did SO woman recognized them, and,
| running to the guard, told the sentry
/ who they We're. April fool!" cried the
soldier, and all the guards laughed and
shouted, april fool, mother," The
story was told the Governor as a joke,
and he laughed. too. Soon, however,
it was discovered that the woman spoke
: the truth, but by that time the fugl-
tiyes We're we'll on their way The 1st
! Of April saved them.
The mother of young Queen Wilhelm
ina is not only respected for the wis
dom She showed as Regent during her
daughters minority, but she is also
greatly loved for her kindness and am
| liability Or this the following story
| gives q charming illustration The
King had bought a fine service Of Sew
| res porcelain for the use of the royal
| family. and he announced that any
| breakage would be followed by the in
slant dismissal of the servant VINO
| caused it, One day a man who had
| been for many Years one Of the royal
servants went to the Queen in the
! greatest distress, and confessed that he
had broken one Of the precious cups
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regular work for the New York Her
aid. has written 4 signed communica-
ton to the editor of that paper taking
issue with William Archcr's theories
about the matinee girl Of America AS
usual. MI Scott is a little late TIL. ar
t;c!" he objects to having appeared in
the Pail Mall Magazine of this month
Of was it last month but his letter
serves to SHOW that he is as far away
from understanding the meaning Of
The term matinee girl which was in
vented in this country, as is Mr.. Arch
cr. These two IIngliShmen appear to
set no nearer to the genius of the lam
SuaSe as ii is used on this side than
to believe that any girl who may go TO
a matinee is :, matinee girl, ana son1e-
itadN has succeeded in making Mr.
Srott believe that the matinee gil! is
OF inferior social position"
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NAN WHO WAS NEVER Missed.

For twenty weary years he worked
away.
And neved dared to take a days vaca-
ton.
Afraid that it ne stopped for rest 81
play
some other man might set his situa-
ton.
For twenty years they saw him come
And never had a chance TO do With
out him,
He never let them miss his work ana
At last they got TO having doubts about
him.
They thought he wasn't earning what
they paid him.
He never let them miss him tor a
day:
Tie fear that he had nursad at last
betrayed him.
Therefore they turned the broken
wretch away.
He Went about with heavy steps, ana
With aching heart and With a broken
spirit
They said they haa qnisjudged him
when he'd gone,
But he, also was not around to hear
it.
MORAL.
! IT'S always well to do the best You
But il there's any worthiness about
| YOU.
1t isn't such a very foolish plan
TO let them try sometimes to do with.
out YOU.
S. f. Kiser in Chicago Times-:Herald
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rIID COST OF CHEAP MEN.
philadelphia North American.)

philadelphia North Americana
Capitalists have been acquiring /.
little education of late in the matter
Of the considerations TO be taken INFO
account in dealing With Workin n.
Some cf them have believed that moth
wages. If you could save % cents 4
day on the pay Of each man YOU hireG,
You would be just that much ahead
But there have been some incidents
recently that have tended 10 upset this
apparently reasonable theory.
For instance. after the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Company had got rid OF
most OF its experienced men and set
strangers in their places, it began 10
suffer from accidents delays, and com
receipts diminishing and one OF the
officials alleged that some of the neW
conductors were knocking down" 80
per cent of the fares
The other day the Campania came
into port at New York with 10. &
Charles Reresford and lot Of Other.
disappointed passengers. just too late
to see the Dewey eebration. She had
been delayed by a set osf green tiram.n,
taken on because the old hands We're on
strike. The extra coal alone consumed
on the voyage would probably have
covered al! the demands of the srrlk-
erS.
Last week the British merchant MA
rine was dissraced by a repetition Of
the Bourgosne horror under the Brit
ish flag. The steamer Scotsman was
wrecked in the Straits CT Belle Isle.
and a number Of women persisted
through the ruffianism Of the coMaEdly
crew. when some Of the men We're
arrested at Montreal, they We're found
to be loaded with dresses. silk stock
ings, underwear, watches. jewelrg
cameras. diamond rings. pins. rings,
brooches, purses and sealskins, when
they had stolen from the dying passan-
gers. These men, We are told, We're
green hands. who had been shipped
on account Of the strike in England of
sailors and firemen."
Cheap men in these cases seem 20
hove come rather high.