The evening times., 1899-02-04
NOTES OF THE DAY.

no criticism from tae aIdiefice
The do1rkeeper Of Tie Boston T5sat-e, gho died
recently, Ls,d his pace th:rty-thrse yer. and
in al that tirle never witnessed Il pisy there
or anywhere e,ss- On only oEe occasion he asaed
for a holiday. ard tlat 20 attend caCI-
bake dogn the h1rbCr ~ missed IT, boat. AMI
vas in Els place n the thclrre door - tIe rss-
u!4r EgEr-
81 Columbus kan, Tire other day a yorag H2n
tooz oCt a license 70 marry girl az j..
quairtancc. and ret until tbe faet t!s- Jae IL
ceLse had bscu Issued appeared in ,se papers GiI
il occur 90 Kim &, AK the Young vca.ln 0e-Aer
si3e would have HEa. She Eo; oa.y ref.red 20
many Eiw. h-t has bloreEs suis 20 recover
Ee1vy damages.
One ci IKE problems Of railway tayel ig Eu-
rope is how 70 sit opposite . vosllH. ,,i-ce fe,t
away AID facing ker, for hor-s 40 Q tin,, with
out looking heF. It .s taken tor granted tEa-
Traveller Who IS crdsrariIy civilized would
AZ unprotected woman. 4 Kentucky ul-n ad-
v"cItcd the use ii binders, such rs they pat
On skittisb horses
Now that Spanish r1le in this hemisphere Is
ended 1t VIII not he violation OF the pix
ties To repeat le, "a Of the origin O. i.c spaa-
iSh race for which q famous Ita.iaa IS rszp5n.i-
bIc ->t- DANES, alas Santiago. alias san Diego,
Is tEe patron SAINT ei -Iain and il Is saId taae
he placed in q bladder the heart o. q rax ami
the !~Ee5 Of vol, blew it Up -ad called il a
SpduiaJd-
IN Arkansas teacher recently ordered Gre OF her
pupils To- purchase grammar, sad Jia EsE5 day
she received tEs following letter from rl- chi-d's
mother: II d1 ror desire Jlalr Matte s..lT en-
gage in -za4:rasr, rs prefer her 20 engage II
more use,ui --riies ard can Learn her % speak
and write proper myself I Lave w.Ut -5.Ialg.i
Jw0 gTIr.sult- and can't -ag ti.ir they did rs
TO goadi prefer Matte % engage iH German
and dro7ins vo.al ulgeie cn the p.aa5-
\ weI!-SH1sn u.Ja and woman were j-cessuS
tie Anglo-Am-silaE ailisHce at London racep-
Falling upon -hc company the woman ia E-s.---
telr accents Vls heard G., ezeleim. --AuI the
more We sI0T Of aEe sEa-Ler the nsar. dearly
we must love ere another A. Pee ilaE-ia-
Cd. az yaeig eager -zF.slI-. a- ~ 90 JHs a1..-,
poAfIea! Ctlractsr er ta- r.setrE ia.I tpau deaf
eaEs- and were FHwarit-- ~ stop tla laughter II
tae hugely delighted a..a.
? "Fo. 4ho~t three year, ta- '.Ia--5l-5urg
ny. Dau..r.t, '-a rl.e .f UiId d1-S have
duslr .u tbe cel-r ,...aef .H the Nl-.s.a tssll-
They a-- sz Wild l- wolves. and at the approach
- q h.iusH being uT-zr -as-Ir ye'gs lEd 5r- Y
like tha wind TIER number iaer-a-a until
they llaucied gG.. pa-- RI them going t.
rick. ard s.eir d-pTrfsrr#Ts -ra.I folds haz
/ pens and poultry r.I.- ar1~-.I rH s-i--- IL.
ot JheH-
one a- sla features o. stree. Eis- q Paris a.l-a
strikes ile A--rs-sG s5-..as gi-a a1uis- IS t#.
5 Ir-..r q. Farr af -- -o -
seen a- aH a.r- 90 BE- dss, -aar-sa- and chat
r.aE u the ,s-.- The -sst is r.-- r..se e
Ties. orc .-.r5ara- s- .r- t7HE -. smother. t.z
r'..r a.rr- 'sh v- Different -lr-I t....-
i.-s. IEny.t b. Ar-.' t ElH- i1st
CIa-s 1- a..-..eH.- var.E z.--a- ~ r-- position
even t',H-a -gsH -l .s- ul..a. l1..i -al s-.a-
years 60 c.-a- y s .aa..Sr t -
I,at as '-'r-si-H us--.ssis-"
Captain HrllaHsl-. IN ]e. tr-s s..y t-.s ago
before the Eaeir.-l~' t.-l % -.-.r. #.se..ed
attention % gl. l.--..-4a-aee u1f.r which, ~ae3
ish sajEg9.s labor Ter FtFs 10 ..i .i..u r.s.h5aary
far di-la--s 81. vessels ,-lr. --s,a e.s. a- grain.
Elevators 90 rar.a.a rrgs z.r Bow sr u-e ~
fifl-a, arl were .a- gs--- 10 strike ~ r-
,uTs,lgu among t-a '4@u--' lr.-..I lG -..ar o.ts
.s-- sIuH.e- Captain Hl..a. considers how
c.-.l-r-tlE p-1r-H--r s.. -.r .g.-t.-a ... q. .sa
van-r-ss fHsj il s.arl be Ia.-1...r--., introduced
~ all y.i- larger -.aa..-s q. ~Esi.u. ard r-la.
tie equipment at I4--C 81 Md be substantially
creased.
The "Ne~ orleans Til- Ieu5cTat'' d5=ef-E-s
at length tie Operation q IL as- city f.- Gle pass
several months at ..-r = .s..l c.-,.a 5aIiE.-
irg machine. wais. j. IL .-r~.I 1- 2i-. VIII
lam A- HlE-.1'e- q F-r- ra.-- and resident
ct GseelTl.e. -s.- .ira. SAYS The
'-T.r-es- Democrat r. lls r.ag -.r. passed ras eN
Te-iIae period. saa t.- Results ID its gE--4-
t-gH .@le ba D. ~. .a-s z'-.u.a-l-l and =-t---l--
rory, fHr v.lts.fel- So i- -lr-~ a..- Iac t-s-
is tlri-a.s free '--u -r--.. .- t.r#-l Substance
Iast5a- "a us.-c da-fr-l- commodity tEl- IS es-
a.riv bought ap by Int ard paper uflugitrt,--s-s.
and leaves Tie cotton seed entirely cleTc-ai as-.
frv-d from lint 4 market IS -a.Ud readily ia-
t.e linz 10 those cities @aare hats and i.4us-
l.-4aHIa-. T.et, a-I tse thoroughly t.e-il-.l seed
l. shipped 90 AJ-~Hi.le~. whence .l auCs
kel III France. Ge.I..uE, E.-.ari. and Belgium
An ea-e.--l-in- y-ar- couple fam Orleans
have ha.u m .uliu- tas5r honeymoon en- rls SAM
mis- q, N.al HI4aa- Ir Is recorded r...r tae -.slt-
ly daring couple ia,rle3 effH terrific -517--.ruI-
iaf nearly twelve hours f..- la spite oj a-l dl1-
gers AVID 5..a,u.ri.~ lae. followed J.raeial~y
the r.-re -aass,d rarea-. The a-'t~ az i-e ana
ar last stood proudly NJ r.. Lea at Oh. mountain.
IE>@ feet iisa- Jsa.e ta-r g-lHr.r.d aai =sesr
eternal tGeGrs iTs1-A .He -Ha-.'r -E r..a pr---
gI." 20 t1tU -.l..-~- -#y i.jt ASSURE ~ never
tat.-e seen SD daring a-i,fs s1i h-ldagr1s5l.
Tr. descent, v5-h IT, rary ilu-ers. was then
effected with SUCCESS Uu wing 't-sslH-- mis-.
a.tg- ..sT'y three jsy- absence. rh,r were given
ms-E--...I- rrsrFTjau iy ya iT-5.I-.Il- aUj
tourists i5- -rU r.- Er-G IG rr..- n.ls-,-
t-are was ry."-Heuuz- display agt r- laayit--
Dc. tI5aE a-at Music from h.-.-a- H1ss- haai
iet.f".'.
IEr eEgaEatior- r5s -lliv el-rEaI .0 hr rlr d.
reegr. Of Jle N4r.i~a-H provincial ul-srsa anil
several oj a.s friends rae f.a % lae long
buried village % t.J-la. ,.-.. y. w.i.l W-- cu-
-irg.. DESTROYED it ..- laso, death ia the I.J--
I te,=-E Ce--a.y- age. yEa- -a Ill. eI-tre8S oi
.s. ..-- jr S.slrs- ~ u.-- ,.au u-gas interest
jc,- H.E. The size % .-T-e- ia which Tire vie
tira, el tar plague were inferred WAS easily
made u... owing t.e wis. Inscriptions
. which were Fl#aid ga -.r a1l-....-- a.st were
tae wiling. sHi-ay and RE place where wood
q burned i.r charcoal I.-sS rl wood being t.liut
where rhrv once ~taa. The discovery ~ar5-r Is
one ta.i between the yc55- 1875 and i2IJ ta-
terrible black dClI', csfui-i many -. .u}t.-
ON victims, whole VII i-atS aIi district be-
ing entirely dep TUiated in p vfrv short Sult-
Of yiIrr; anil Ia this day I'm Germany IL is tl-,aI
$ when anyone STl-ez for those in Jls vicinity
say 'Hurl woh', tiHsg-hGuared custom. dIs-
t ing from the days Ct the plague. which grn-r-
ally commenced with tit Of sneezng. which av-
cldElas}ila was intended a> q sort of rITf-Tn.7,
half PRAYER and EaIf charm, with which 10 ward
OF the impending evil
{ The amount Of prize money gained by our sail
ors in the Spanish war Is comparatively tridng
: SAYS rhe philadelphia Pres y has ALREADY
been often told. Admiral Sampson. whose share
i the greatest. gets about 50 0O1; Dewey 0Jp;
and Sch,ey, 5000 The eaptIins cf thc various
I and officers Of the Tower grade viii have due
them from 500 to S21. Compared with the GOOD
: old times li the doubled dJcker this is v5ry III
tie. indeed Admiral Anson. who is probably H.,
Prlze-moncv king Ct all recorded naval history
+ brought home with him from has vor4r.
around the world (iIfI-i}} much et1gpF.
gained chiefly by hiS capture Of the ilfao1s Ma
TllI gaiia"1. which once wear. used to- sail
frcsl Spain iatcc with n ta tie very sl4t.
Prom 'tG. boat the admiral lowest t-if.fn
Z boy rsr~f Uve cot fortune. Ne record .f tie
moneys Er-t disposition is. H1wcv,-. on record
( but. ar any rate the sailors rocri-eI a tri-
IGPiJnt welcome IN london, and the treasure
( preceded by band az military musicians sad
Guarded He aef Ics-1luf or the crew WAS ,'-ayvu
- Ia ~a-.-