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The evening times., 1899-05-15

The entire tone of the stock market this
morning was one of hopefulness. There
was evidence Of very heavy buying. per-
haps the best in character in many months
The bears evidently saw that it was not
the time to sell stocks and their efforts
v0re not to be detected. The commission
houses were good buyers also. and 1t was
seen that the capacity of the public to
take stocks is not entirely destroyed
Prices went up uniformly and steadily
from the opening during the entire morn
ing and showed every sign Of strength at
the top Of l to 4 points advance from
the opening figures. 1t is not to be doubt
ed that there will be reactions. The con-.
ditiOns are such that these cannot be pre-
vented. The character of the buying this
morning. however, indicates very clearly
that heavy interests have determined that
there shall be no panic and no very sharp
break.
The evening times., 1899-05-15
rev York Cotton s.ark.,.
Suspicious of Assassination.

. London, May ia dispatch received
here says that Ras Makounen, the principal
general and confidential representative of
King Menelik of Abyssinia, is dangerous
ly ill., and it is suspected that he has been
poisoned
The evening times., 1899-05-15
Watch for town. Congress Heights, D. G
Havana Passenger. Guaranteed.

New York. May 16.-Fifty-four passen-
gers Of the Spanish steamship San Angus
tin, which arrived last night from Havana,
were sent to Hoffman Island this morning
for observation. They will be released to-
morrow morning. The steamship was dis
infected and allowed to proceed to her
dock this morning.
The evening times., 1899-05-15
German Bapti.t- at Roanoke.

Roanoke, Va, May 15.-The buildings
for the German Baptist Association are
now completed and everything is ready
for the coming of the delegates. who have
begun to arrive. The main tab
The evening times., 1899-05-15
Loans Of $40 .5: =: ;ss:5ss! ;ss;!; g.

WAGONS, eIc., lowest rates and on the da,
you apply. We are ;oaning on the Building /
carrying loans much less than you paw else
where. and allows you to pay il of in any sized
notes you desire. running from one to twelve
months. You only ray for the use Of money for
the length Of time you carry 4. II you have a
loan with son. other compaa. we will pay II
sE and ad 'ance you more money II desired Rates
cheerfully giver and no cost to you un!ess loan
ts made Loans made anywhere in the District
Call and ge. rates Front room, 6rst 6oor Scisn.
tic Ar.erica Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co.
62S F Street N. W.
pc6-H
The evening times., 1899-05-15
Washington Mortgage Loan Co.,

HONEY To LOAN at and +tS per cent in sums
Of y. 900 to $4,000 on d. q. real estase; pap
Cd and rer cent mortgages and begin anew;
all transactions conducted with economical con.
sideration for boIrowera WAL II. SAUNDERS
CO., l10S ct. nv. se2a-tfem
The evening times., 1899-05-15
Bun Ian James

Taken In the morning. either pure or diluted with
rot or cold water. it produces q copio,n evacua.
tion without leaving behind it any intestinal dis.
somfort or exhaustion.
The evening times., 1899-05-15
hALLOCK MEDICAL. INSTITUTE,

ITO COURT STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
1he oldest institution in the world devoted to
Diseases Of Men. Established lssa
The evening times., 1899-05-15

Chicago Grain and Provision Marke,
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs G. Co
members Of the New York Exchange
laIa Street
The evening times., 1899-05-15

1t was exclusively announced in The
Times this morning that the great New
York insurance companies met yesterday
and decided to sustain the market by
The evening times., 1899-05-15

LOANS OF STOCKS. bends. life policies. storage
receipts. building association shares etc no
delay W. II. YERkES. 1874 st. NV.
my4ii-e en-
The evening times., 1899-05-15
New York stock nur,,.,

New hOrk STOCK HurItet.
Corr..ted daily by ". d. Hf,os a Co.
members of the New York Exchange
Iil9 Street.
The evening times., 1899-05-15
HONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

PHILADELPHIA money to loan at az. : and G
per cent; no delay. NM W. HEBRON. 1895
+ -. NV. nv I;-nt
The evening times., 1899-05-15

MONEY To LOAN in sums ranging from 500 10
$1,000. at the lowest rates OF interest. y
J. MCCARTHY. Real Estate and Insurance,
1874 i35 G 81 nv m.I3-st-en
The evening times., 1899-05-15

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED COLLAr.
ERAL-So delay CHARLES A BAKER
Rooms 40 to a. NItzerott Building. ili0 + e.
The evening times., 1899-05-15
MONEY $4,000 MONEY

To loan furniture. pianos, ETC.. without
moval or publicity and the day you as. for il.
We will loan any amount making time and pay
neLts TO suit, giving one month or one year as
you desire, and al rates that you afford TO
psy. II you now have a loan with any other
company and desire mere money, give call.
viii as cheeriiliy make SO lean 500 and
no charge or expense II loan is not made. Always
ready and willing 10 give information regarding
rates and methods to secure loan. We the
oldest loan company in the city, and will give
you honest treatmin;. AL business strictly
fGentia. Private Offices
The evening times., 1899-05-15

The grangers were strong this morning
but not buoyant as was perhaps to- be ex-
pected. a gradual advance in the price o
all these stocks is looked for for some
days TO come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
A SMOOTH STRANGER.
Charged with lmpcrsonatlng a Rove
nuo Officer and other Offences.

onicer Parry abruptly terminated the
dazzling career OF r. r. Brennan. an
agent Tor O. photo cnlarglnE house %
Pucatollo, yesterday afternoon by plnc-
Ink him under arrest on the charge of
impcronating the United States rev
cnuc officer. also with passing worthless
checks.
Rrcnnln's graft r. quite a smooth ono.
A couple VI days nEo brennan % said
20 have entered !. DlpcdriurH saloon on
West Temple street ana stated that he
was government Inspector with power
Co examine the stock, Tor flaws lu the
revenue stamps. The bogus Inspector.
durlnE his search, gave the saloon keep
co several severe dressing downs Tor Ills
alleged curOlUHfugHH. Whom thr Gin.
spnCtlnn" had been completed and be-
had worked the cunnding saloon Keeper
up Go the requisite pitch of unsaslnoss.
Brennan, % o. alleged, said that be- must
$50 Go Murray uu business. The trip
would cost him So. but gH thp banks had
closed Tor the day be- could NOT gpt "a
check cnHhed. lie then pulled out a
check Tor $40, au tho story runs ana
asked pluodrIui Co loan him a. on II
did go ana has not seen the revenue
man" since
Brennan " also said 10 have tried "a
spring the same game nt Bruce John
SONS saloon on Commercial street and
40 llohoiu'H on State street Bruce
johnson saw the man ON East Temple
street yesterday afternoon and pointed
him out Co Oincar Parry. who promptly
placed him under urrcst. when taken
10 tho station ana searched two checks
Tor SO ON McCorniCk'H bank were found
on hlr person, they bore the signature OF
J.. T. ltynn.
After brennan had been locked Mp
bcycllsl from the Salt Palace track
notified the police that hia ovcrcoai
had been stolen, Brounnn'H ovorcoat
was shown 90 him and the young fell
low nt once Identified Il AS hls own.
Brennan. who II q well dressed man
Of about 90 years of age, claims 90 have
no knowledge or any wrong doing and
says he has been drinking for some tim.
past.
In the police court this afternoon
Brennan pleaded guilty to obtaining
money under false prctenacH by mems
81 worthless check on the Utah
National Bank, FOR $40. upon which h0
induced Tranquil Depedrinl 20 nd-
vance 50 on october 10Th. Defendant
stated that be- told the saloon keeper
10 hold the check until he should re-
deem the same,
''This Is not the only check you hay,
circulated IN "a similar manner" qucr.
ted Judge Timmony.
~ n the only Our,'
"How DO you account Tor those which
were found In your poa1eaHlon when
nrrrHtod7
~ don't know anything about them"
Brennan was fined 800 ana In addition
waH given four months ln the county
JAIN As he r. pennlleaa lt means that
he viii be IN prison for seven month.
10 come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
SHUTS wELMAN OUT.
County Attorney Putnam Gives an
Opinion That Does II.

G. W. welman. tho expert tax-coilcc-
tor and accountant from Indiana, will
not ply hiu pct ayocntion IN the state
OF Utah. The reason thereof ia obyi-
GUS County Attorney Putnam declares
that the scheme o. unlawful, ~ ~ Well
mans business 60 run down people who
are rNudluv taxation and make thcm
pay lie keeps ong-hHlf and allows the
county the other. The opinion II tho
county attorney o. that the board of
county commissioner has no power Co
make O. contract of this kind and nayHj
~ the Assessor finds that Doe nccdH
additional deputies ur clorka TO assist
him In doing this work, the board has
the power 10 allow him such deputies
and assistants. and ~ provide for pay.
ing thcm such salaries ns the board
deems proper. but 10 make q contract
% this kind would be- 10 substitute r.
different method Tor nscorininlnE and
listing property subject "a taxation
from that provided By statute. WHOM
the statute provides certain method
Tor performing am act or making "a con.
tract 10 implicitly prohibits performing
the act or making the contract By any
other method.
~ am further ~ the opinion that the
method OF compensation proposed 10y
Mr.. WOlmun ~ one that the board has
NO power Co adopt This " work that
tho law contemplate shall De- done by IL
certain officer and hls deputies and as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

among the names on todaya rcgistcr at
the Walker
y. 3. Holmes came ln from chicago
this morning and proceeded 90 the
itnutsford.
u. Carlisle &C. staying nt che cullen.
Mr. Carlisle a. q well known sheep man
from Kansas city
James Richards, the bingham mining
man. Do REGISTERED nt th0 White House.
ito ia accompanied by Dis vito.
Joseph Natus and Harry J. Vance of
the HoytH Black Sheep company are
qunrtcred mt tho Kenyon
James uiFhtowcr came ln thIH morn
luH from Great Falls. Mont. and uEl1-
tered az The cullen.
g.. H. Hampton and T. u. praito of
Mnrrur arc among the latest arrivals
at the white House.
Miss Goodwin ami maid also the
MiHFcH Warner 90 Boston nrrIyrl from
the EuHt This morning ANA adjourned
to the Knutrford.
j. a. pn,ls Of Carron City. Nov. o.
staying 40 the Walker. "uut once iat
silver Fo up." he sold llHi nlrht. "nud
Nevada will resume Co.. pristine GctIV-
n.y. and appear nH in tho early days
There are Immense deposits uf tuigr-
ably rich mineral iu the southern part
Of the state. but owlnr Go their inac-
feasibility they cuu NOT hU probably
mined. with the advent Of railroads
through that part " tho Cuuutry. the
local situation VIII assume "a different
phase"
Alaska is bound ln tims Co. become
the greatest mining country Iu the
world. not oven excepting the Trans.
vaui" says r. ~. NllOB ~ Dawson
City, without eNuFggrbU0n. ths out-
put Tor th1 current year from Alaska
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

and the Nlondikc ought 10 be well up
toward t16 900 001 and next year u Will
De- great deal moro Thcrc VIII be
10000 people trying iu TUt Into the
county Hy spring and people nra rven
uIW pushing Into tho sold districts
Whura they can. uutwlfhataniluH the
threatened tcrrUrH Of the approaching
winter"
Indian INSPECTOR w. H. Graves hns
Just returned from the uintnh rcscryn-
ton yesterday and adjourned 90 hts
ola uuuftUrs no the Kenyon.
Those who farm grow wheat. oats
AMI alfalfa especially ana mako u IT.
tle money out uf their crops" said Mr
Graves during the courao Of cunvcrHn-
ton regarding poor 10. ~ CunHrcfa
would De- moro liberal ln encouraging
Thorn there Wuuid ho moro farmers. ~
O. not because the Indians Hre hay that
they do not farm. 10 lu hacnuHo thC.r
Ilf. uul traditions and customs lle In
different lines. You give nu Indian "a
chance 90 make money and be VIII
work "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
LEWIS, siIARY CLAIM.

The proposition Of cr.shcrln LOWS
10 settle bio salary claim Of 1900 for
$50 was considered by the board OF
county commissioners 90 executive Hca-
sion yesterday. with no definite result.
a. VIII be recalled that about n year
aro tho commissioners kept back four
months of the fhUflnH pay until he had
accounted Cor tho fees earned by fOcd-
l1r United States puHunsw 90 the
county jan. LOWS onntoulDl that the
"prr1uiH itea" belonged tu him. while
the board claimed the money should be
paid into tho county treasury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
PERSONAL.
O@0l,~0o~0~~004000~.

r. p. Smith OF Dillon Il quartcred at
the Kenyon
"A. Hdye Of Nephl la a guest at tho
Cullen,
l.. u. Hubbard. the Park City ieweler
rs staying at the cullen.
W. 8. Garrett of San Francisco Ia a
guest of the knuuford.
W. A. Springer from Boston Is
stopping at the White House.
G.. u. Cummings Of spokane. Wash.
IL IN town on business today.
y, n. Fcrsclus Of New York r. among
todayH arrivals AZ the Knuisford.
John Mellander, Battle Mountain,
Nevada, IL guest al the Wplkor
Il. g. schnooror wife and child are
registered az the Kenyon from Indian
apollo,
Harold Day Of Rocky Ford, colo rs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

oms. and finally ended with n lead "
ifl. sloHson'a average Tor the full bV
points was n shade over four ana once
half and hlH best run ~ the match was
thirty-Hcvcu. Srhaefer exceeded this
uino in tonlrhrs play His average.
however. wnH 70 little under four fpr the
fun game. Tonlghta attendance was
900. Score!
glosaon-Totni. 800. average. B i0-ts;
hlFhoat runs. a. No. 70 ana 10. grand
total. 200. average. iai.
Echaofer- 800. average, i3i-bi
hirhest runs. A. 90. 20 and 20, grand
total, 55i. average, a.N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
TRANSFER or PROPERTY.

a warranty do'd haH been MED with
tho county recorder conveying from
W. o. Worml0y uf ifnl1mnEu. Mich. 90
thn Irving Investment company the
terrace property uu Dot o. block Co. plat
Second Fact and Third South streets.
THE consideration was $4,000. 4 mort.
rIrn ON THE fFme terrace Tor $4,000
rivHu by the Irving Investment come
puny Co D. y. McOurHn was also
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
TRUSTEE BRINGS SUIT.
Contests a preference Payment" Made
by the Defendant.

Tho case or }. r. tndvidre. trustee,
OF the estate Of %. o. McGurlcy q Com
panY. baukrupis. We the ogden State
bank wnH filed in the Federal court to-
day In this case the trustee la suing 90
recover $40 which was paid hy tho
bankrupt company t1 defendant in pre-
fer0nce Co other crclitnfH, which. 10 lH
alleged. ia ln violation ~ the uctu Of
Curneas relating CO. bankruptcy. The
defoudnntH attorney ". ii Henderson.
appeared before the court. today. and
asked Tor twenty days On which TO
answer tho complaint.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
FOOTBALL GOSSIP.


Manager Axion. Of the y. N. g. A.
football team. received "a letter fr0m j..
w. Hooper. VI Butte this morning. ask
inF Tor a game ON November 90. when
The Butte boys viii pass through salt
Lake city ON their trip 10 Denver aud
Omaha. The challenge was accepted
with due aiaerity
The y. NJ. G.. A. ana Ninth cavalry
gone. scheduled for the Walker nrld on
Saturday afternoon hos been called on.
The vnriuue scholastic Institutions
are beginning 20 arrange series Of
intercollegiate games The high
School team and the Collegiate tnatl-
tuic eleven open the ball on November
18th.
The y. ~. @. 4. and Collegllto teams
give an exhibition football game on the
salt Palace Bicycle Track arena to-
night This will ho 1u innovation and
practically the nut football game
played hy electric lirht iu the West.
owing t1 the small Hizo NJ che rrIdifnn
drup kicking and puntIng VIII be-
strictly barred outside nf the territory
% the team IN possession OF the bail
The Kickoff viii take place from the
twenty-five yard line instead ~ the
cUntUr This innovation Or due 90 me
Hlzo NJ the grounds which ARE seventy
i've yards long by huy-nvo wide. ln-
stead ~ the regulation iiOKf3.I
The game Will begin nc 3 o'clock. and
the lineup VIII be- MS follows
Y. ~. g.. A. Collegiate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

nisiarts. The law also provides for the
salary NJ that officer and HE deputies
and aeflHtHntH I am 10 the opinion
that the board would have no eight 60
cumrlnflts amy person employed tu DO
that work except by salary IN accord
unco Nllh tho statute"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

A',illan OF Chicago and Lou,. c.nnon
hln.a. rIty Mnri ON rnrnnt.

'Ch.ois5 Ssl,o94'y Nov. I'D. Mcmillan OF
. cliy W,. Wy Louis Cannon " Kansas
'flsht n, ui The opera house to-
Itfullag ae championship In mixed
|iln Gf5,.. cannon secured the first
n. nv, ~. 'li''mln lu thirty minutos
htrun1 H. ~. ..alch-nr-catch can. waa
liu 'n.s sigNlunn 90 seventeen mln-
llsf NY. lulil was Grncco- Roman.
llr eot h,lI'lF Twelve minutes McAln-
'i1cafsg NY toll and threw Cannon.
'.iutk an ti illl In failing Cannon
, vas prsi h,ld ana was so Injured
+ ~ t6oit nv, 20 go ON with the other
Mcmillan, ' ''' decision was given
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
"KlD" NcoY 40 rrour.
'''h'a to stand up iiofore Peter Mahe
90 IhantsalYing nay.

90 Thanksgiving nay.
IN ,u.toh between Peter Mnher and
-N scheduled Go take place al
IN, l..ahi nu Nny, 30. was clnched
IN .sll SAYS "a New York dispatch.
In u,,1.Allalia' VI good faith Maher
BIZ. w lhlFo each posted 81 900 with
'.,'l MakHlny 10 insure their an
|,s.i.e IN tha ring According 10 Inc
Itr'-.... OF lsrrrmDnt signed hy the
.ri Wgy Will fight Twenty-Five
i5a ~ catch Weights Tor "a purse of
'N,,'. lis' Winner win receive $1,000.
49,. wy hEin training Saturday al
1890, Mccoy viii receive his prep-
dsIr'. ,l9I me battle at William Null
Nh farm no White pisir-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

Williams. Burr and Henderson. coli
leglato- Hanks, Wines, AT and
AprnHuc
The officials viii be-. Lnaven uf
Butte. referee gwrczcy " the Conegi-
ate Institute. umpire: stanton aud Nut
tau. llncsmcn. Leonard. timekcUpor.
The Diamond uurkcrH defeated the
sumner school yesterday afternoon on
Eighth South and Second WpHt the
score being 40 10 g. These were the lads
who dld a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
School Shoes!
BARGAIN No. l.

noyv' Lace School Shoes, hcci and
spring hcoi. wide coin toe. every pair
fully warranted. siEcs TO 2-ouR
PRICE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
CUTICURA RESOLVENT
Complete Treatment, SI.25

"a. :. 81 ol6,I.. 3. ~ 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02

cio,s s'sl'r with Ease Upon the niue
a, At billiards last Might.

Nsa o.. 'HHi NiEhts
lf'i,s.IeVp,,H1 Nov slosson Won the
',hli,g Wy billiard match tonight at
M bsst,s lllTp garden, gchaef1r be.
|idrlebi N. ny 300 points To s57. siosson
i1.fi5 sgsllh ouiplaved schacfor by goo
ffalIsi ,ttiu'l tds and he therofore IN
shta pisnn advantage which he held
way began by thirty-elsht ear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
THE GREATEST
White Bedspread Bargain

SALT LAKE HAS KNOWN MANY TO THE GOOD
sold a
weight nse line OF pretty MaIeo Patorn all hemme ready fr W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-02
BLACK AND COLORED
Dress Goods.

WOOL PLAGDs-Vcry swell styles
Of Tartan plalda. IN granite Of plain
weave. cold up TO now nt $50 and 50c.
only s styisa loft, sale, a yard
25c
BLACK HRoCADEs-Only 10 pieces
Of t2-ln, EnFlluh tcholcc atylca) black
fancioa, great seller at 5Oc. az long as
they last, per yard
25c
2-ToNED FANCrEs-9o plccco dou-
bic Width. two-tonod Fauclrs. wool
breoa Goods. IN mixtures OF rcd. blue.
green and brown. half value only. per
yard
i2Hc
uRoApCLoTH--Al colora and blaol,
OF 52-iuch French make and finish. you
cannot duplicate this quality Tor loss
than u.75, yard only
Sl.io
BLACK MATERIALs-of Prlcsuy q
Co.'s celebrated mllc-Black wool
grauitc, poplin, black sur,h twlus. black
clay twill Serge, black Rspp. black
'NNAN f"li'Nf NINNh y NNNINMI fNiN NN To-
now at si.to ana u.15 a yard. Gale
only
sIl3
BLACK TAFFETAs-A guaranteed
quality p, Inches wilde. OF good swlos
make $3.50 value, oalr, % yard
SI.i5
FANCY fILKs-For Dresses. waists
ana lin.us wants. street ANA evening
c1Iors. Zoe ana 800 values. TO close.
q yurd-
soc
BLACK SATIN MARvELEUX-on.
ly 200 yards OF Italian mako. soft ana
ns'roua elk black s.55 quality sale.
o. yard
Si.2o
BLACK SATIN DuCHEssE-Al elk
and finely finished quality u.g5 value
a" long au this number lasts. sale.
yafd-
95o
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-12

in his liquificr BY the use Of about
three gallons, surplusagc that would
90 on indefinitely.
The inventor theory is that liquid
air at 3l2 degrees below zero, being
warmed by contact with the atmos-
phere, throws off vapor or steam
which. if confined, could be made to
operate any engine now operated by
steam. lie held up glass of the
liquid when he dismissed his audience
tonight and remarked that if the
small quantity Of liquid at 3l2 degrees
that he held in his hand were warmed
100 dcgrccs-that is to say PIP degrees
below zero-it would throw off force
that, if confined, would operate 900
horse power engine. The inventor
said that he proposed not only to util-
ize liquid air in place Of the water
now used i'll boilers, but that he pro-
posed to hea: the air with the natural
atmosphere, thus operating engines
without water or fuel.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-12

Napoleon, at
S t. H e l e n a,
said to Antono-
m ar hi, his
physician, BE
lieve me. we
h ad b etter
ave off all
these remedies;
life is a fortress
which neither
you nor I know
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-12
BILL ARP'S LETTER.
All, SitS Ostrich E:,lIn at .t.!:sss,iiy Il
Florida.
.Iiiunin funAhintt0n.

no, but he wants one all the
same, SAID he /. and next came Bob
f'ltzsimmons and wife the mcancst
bird in the lot. said he for he is an
exception to the rule and fight, his
wife and everything else in sight.
Well. Of course there was very
fine pair which were called Dewey and
wife and another pair called Sagasta
and wife
This is enough to give the young
people an idea about ostrichcs and it
would have pleased them to see one Of
these noble birds hitchcd to the beau
tiiul little buggy and driycn around
BY MIR. Pearson. Altogether, it was a
revelation to me, and | enjoyed my
visit. 1t seems to me to be a very
simple business and one that does not
require any more genius than raising
mules or cows or sheep Jack sonvillc
Is beautiful town. 1t has grow
into beauty within the last few years.
Its beautiful wide streets paved with
virtiiicd brick, It's handsome public
buildings and private residences, its
general air Of comfort and hospitality,
and its polite and wcll-manncrcd rco-
pie, and its cvcrgrccns that have de-
fled the hard winter, all make it a
lovely place for the sick or the we'll.
The soldiers have gone, but the tour
lists are yet here. left home in a
blizzard and hurried down here, but
the chilly blast beat ne anu has Just
passed over and gone
BILL ARP.