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Died

CROWLEY Entered into rest, on
March 3, 1893, at st. Peters rectory,
New Castle, Delaware, Mrs. Mary
Cromley, aged "a years.
FOX WlEIL.-On March II. 1899. Mar
lam p. wife of John c. FoxweI.
GARRETT. .-Cm March 10, 1893, near
New Castle, Del, Leonard Kirk Gar
rett, aged l6 years, son OF Howard
and Mary s. Garrett.
HYNDMAN.- Suddenly. on March 8,
1899. John W. Hyndman, in his 9th
year.
HURLOCK.-ln this city, on March Z,
1899, Paul j., infant son Of James A.
and Carrie f. Huriock.
HUGHES. In this city, on March g.
1S99 Austin Hughes. aged 50 years.
EATES. In this city, go March IL
1899 Elizabeth, wife Of the ate Lewis
r. Katss, in the Slst year Of her age
LEWIS. AT New Castle, De-. March
II. 1899. David s. Lewis, aged 81
years
NAH I.ER. In this city, On March 12
1899. Emma, wife Of WiMan Mahier
MIDDLETON Suddenly. in New
York, on March s. 1899. William B
Middleton, aged 49 years.
PAIST.--In Philadelphia. Third month
9TH, 1899 Harriet Webb, widow Of
NIahlon X. Paist
IlANsON. this city, en- March 10
1899. Lillian Culbert, wife OF John T
Ra1son, aged 2S years.
SNYDER. In this city, On March Z
1899, Harold H., SON Of Henry an,
Lena Snyder, aged l year and
month.
WOODS.-At Practical Farmer, nea
C,aymont, Del, on March 8, 1898
George G. Woods.
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ANNUAL REPORT

The Evening J-urra. is In receipt OF
the report CT the tranraclc2s of the
tive IN annual session cf the Peninsula
EoIticrl.urai Scc!ely, he'd in Smyrna
January II, ~ aud 10. The report con-
tairs a resrew OF the work CT the so
oid.y Curing the past year, and also ad-
dreuses nlde hy prominent men Of
this sIyate ani Maryland upon the
methods CT culture OF various farm
F7c2uo1s The treasurer's report shows
a cash balance January IL, 1899. IN
hand fer use by the society OF $9l2.67
The officers c. the society are: Presi.
dcr. Captain r. S. emory, Chester
town, Nd; vice-presldcnt. j. f. Carter
Smyrna; SECRETARY aud treasurer, Wes
FEY Webb, Dover; exeoutive committee
r. S. Emery John J. Rosa, James S
Harris.
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T1HE woMpnRI.AINp.

iDCJkEta1cr's Theatre was again
crowded at both performances yester-
day to witness the bill presented this
week by the management. The pro-
gram is good Cne, as usual, the
sk0.gh The Texas Gin and the Circus
Man" prevented by the Cartons, being
especially clever. 1he Pa.tens, in
Irish comedy, sdSred a decided hit and
the Transformation aot Of Edward Hart
and MGc. Bessie was amazing. DAILY
and Eavsre, Aanls,rCrg BIcthers and
the cinecsraph views a.. added to the
enjoyment cf tie orLecl ainmen. The
same h.l, WILL be presented az this
week.
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FrnnNAt. oE ! = rnnlnl v

Eikton, Nd, March 1.-THE funeral
of John' II Feehly. assistant train dis
patcher on the Maryland division OF
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad, whose death occur
red Thursday last, took place yester.
day morning at the Elktcn Catholic
Church, Rev. F. v. Campbell offlciat-
ing assisted by vicar-General John A
Lyons, Of Wilmington. Del. The pail
bearers were William d. Bratton. VIII
Tam Evans, John NJ Dunbar, Charlel
ke..ey' J. ]. Huhbard and E. A. Bar
nett. A large number Of railroad mel
were In attendance at the funeral, in
Guiding Division Operator ]. n. Kate
and Trainmaster Carlisle.
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HAn ANS roor NnAsnIEn

James Montgomery, a member Of tn,
Washington Fire Company, who was
one q those to go to Salisbury yester
day, had his foot badly mashed while
helping TO unload the engine OF tn,
Washington company. One of tn,
heavy skids slipped and fell on hin
foot. He was taken to the hospita
at that place and afterwards sent I,
his home in this city The Phoeni,
ambulance met him at the station.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTERS ORDER.


New Castle County. Del. Feb. %. 1899.
Upon the application OF Susanna Cur
rinder, administrators Of George w. Cur
rinder. late OF White Clay Creek hundred.
In said county. deceased, Il is ordered and
directed by the register that the admins
tratrix aforesaid give notice OF granting
OF letters OF administration upon the cs-
tate OF the deceased. with the date of
granting thereof. by causing advertise
ments to be posted within
forty days from the date OF such
letters I'm six OF tho most public places
OF the county of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the
estate to present the same, or abide by
an act of Assembly In such case made
and provided; and also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in
the Evening Journal, newspaper pub
lishcd In Wilmington, Del. and TO be con-
tlnued therein three weeks &c. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal of
office OF the Register aforesaid, al
Wilmington. In New Castle County
IL. s. aforesaid, the day and year above
written
CALVIN W. cROssAN.
Register.
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ACAnEMY CT MILO.

The Academy CT Music wa5 crowded
t- its fr-.e-t capacity last nighe with
an audience assembled to witness Fred
R.car's "Ncy Night Ow P,glosquers. q"
The shc.w was-a l,cl one from START 10
finish, and koc. the audience in a con-
tirlcus rear a. laughter. The per-
fcrmance opened With a slSe ch en-
tit,ed "H5tel Turvey Topsey," the cast
inc,IGlng the o-.ire comp any. Jake
Berrard, as Lar-y, the h-.elkeeper,
made decided hit and the ten young
women we're al attractive. Charles
Fake, in illustrated songs, received
repeated efLtres Gn1 proved himself
10 be a sirlger c. atiity. The cineo-
e-csh views were the finest ever seen
in the city, aLll the view, Mephisio's S
HD-ll was exceedingly dave, The per-
fornnrce closed with a ske b entitled
"A High Old Time, which was replete
with comic Situations a-d catchy
y.ngs. The same hill will be presented
t5-right and eo-mcf1rw GA Thurs
day Rose Sydlus Company wiz occupy
tbs. lcagdi for the res; OF the.weck-
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.,wlAIsHY'sr IMHRoVpMpNTs

II is probable that the work OF re-
pairing the Washington Fire Com
panys house will commence this week.
During the work the apparatus will be
housed in Porter's livery stable, on
French street between Second and
Third streets. and It will be 50 ar
ranged that6in case Of an alarm the
chemical and h-se carriage can be got,
ten cut at once. The engine to follow
IL necessary. AL electrical appliance,
win be put up in the stable that ar,
used by the company.
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LgoNsfD MURDER lRAL FOFD
DEI IIANEY WAS CLEARED, BUT
agleOgN'N WAS SENTENCED TO
r1lNucNgrYl SEVEN YEARS.

nWucVTY- SEVEN YEARS
Media March l4.-The jury that
went out on Saturday evening to de-
c.ae upon lhe guilt or Innocence Of
Minus De.aney. charged with the MUIR
der OF Ann Leonard, Of Chester, on
the night ,e September "a, returned
yesterday morning soon after o'clock
with verdict or acquittal. Counsel
Ter Delaney Immediately asked that
hls client be discharged, hut the court
tequared him to give, 81 1000 security
fol his appearance at the next term a
O urt 10 answer the other indictments
charging him with involuntary man
slaughter and assault and battery; with
intent 10 kin.
THE judge daid in the meantime he
wcu'd investigate the charges. and II
NE found there was nothing in them
he would discharge the defendant
1Awyer Geary hustled on to Chester
and just before court adjourned at tn,
no.n hour returned with four businees
men who entered the security for De
laney. ana he was allowed to CO.
Joe Brown, who pleaded guilty tC
murder in the second degree and to as
eauit and battery with intent tc kill
was sentenced to twenty-seven' year.
in the Eastern Penitentiary to hart
labor This was the full extent OF thi
law for the crime to which he confess
ed, and the longest sentence ever i'm
posel by Judge Clayton.
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AKUSEMBSTS
H1Gli-CLAes 6PEClAG1GEs 10
MIGHT

HIGli-CLAeS SPEciAG1lES 10
NIGHT.
The FAM sls. Boston Howard Athe-
naeum Az Star Speciality Company
Win Ia the antraction az the Opera
House to-niGht This ocmpany has
been On the road for the past ten sea-
SEAS. and has played throughout the
country to great success and is the
FIRST organization to introduce high
dEass spacia9ties in nrss -cllss houses
The company this season has been
card.u.,y se,0Lel AMI Will introduce
the latea, novelty, the cneJgraph NOV
i-lg rtdEres OF the famJui Sharkey-Me-
C-y fight showing the full ten rounds
~ the famous contest at the LenOx
|AiliO.ic Cab. Now York city.
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REsoLuruoNs ApoptEp

Rev J. d. G. Hanna read an inter
estlns paper on Conference Endow-
mant Fund yesterday at the Whining
ton NJ. Il. Preachers Association. Reso-
buttons en- the death OF Rev. J. II. Cald-
wcl were adopted and Rev. Robert
Watt, r. r. Coursey and w. L. S. Muir
ray were arpolnted a committee to at
tend the funeral.
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FNRnAEN RnruRNEp IIoME.

The Wilmington fire companies ar
rived home from Salisbury on the
l2.45 otliock train last night They
1sllt the town az 9 o'clcok, but before
they had gone far the engine broke
down and they made the run at a
greatly reduced speed. The men report
having been treated royalty by the
people OF Salisbury.
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NOTICE mo- MAIRINERs

Notice is hereby given that. on
March 9. 1899. light vessel No. 40 was
reported missing from her station. OF
Smith Island (Cape Charres). nlorther.y
side Of the entrance 10 Chesapeake bay
The vessel viii be replaced as scon as
plaCfiCal,e.
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a1mE LITrLE MnNNsrER >

Manager RayLis announces that afier
grelt dsnl cs t.ouh,e and exp ,nsc he
has f.1n..y secured Charles FTohman's
Company TO present to Wilmington
thmtre-gcers the beautiful comedy,
The Little Minister" for April H. The
.accscs attained ly this Itay 80 wf.l-
lmtwn and has caused a great deal Of
comment. Tne mere announcements, d
its appearance hers viii anlrnhtedly
be suffic.ent to create Il Genllnd fer
seats that will cause every one to be
performance
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DEATH cF ElARclIlAY REYNOLDS.

lS,kion, Md, March l4-Barclay Rey-
nolds died near Rising SUN, Cecil
county, aged so yeans. Several weeks
ago he received a fan. which fractured
one OF his ribs, and white he had ap-
parently recovered from the injury, he
was shorty afterward confined to his
he'd. His son, Charles T. Reynolds
died last week in Wilmington. He was
born October %, 1919. on the farm on
whlch he resided an his life. In early
life he was a teacher. then a merchant
and was once sherin OF Cecll county
He always took an Interest in pub.it
education and was for forty yeans &
manager OF the Mutual Fire Insuranc,
Company Of Cecil county.
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NOTIcE.

Notice Is hereby sven that Letters OF
Administration were IN due form of Law
granted unto the undersigned. on the
twenty third day OF February. a. d. 1893
and that an persons having claims
against the estate OF the deceased mus
present the same. duly attested. 10 the
said administratrix. on or before tn,
twenty-third day OF February. 1900. OF
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided.
SUSANNA CURRINDER,
Administrative.
or Address William T. Lyman, Esq, At.
torney-at-Law, Wilmington, Del.
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Ar TIE OPERA uo1;sr-

Friday evening, March Il. ST. Patrick s
Day Will be celebrated with n concert and
lecture by Rev. Nicholas Ward. Subject
odd ireland sim Remembered. Tickets,
% cents. Eesorved seats can be procured
al box Office on and after March Il.
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CtNE PROPERTY TRANSFERRED

Cne property was transferred yester-
day morning, Joseph W. Jefferis and
wife and Wi,Ham L. JeffeIls and wife
TO Margare. R. Cclpltts No. 1927 Tat
nall street.
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MORE MEN APPLY.

Eight more men have made applica-
ton at the local recruiting Office in
this city for admission 10 Uncle Sam y
army Tley VIII be examined this
morning at O'Clock
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BURIED Ar ToM1NsENn

Mrs. Marian p. FoxweA was buried
this morning AT Townsend. Services
were k5d at s O'Clock last night at her
lste residence, No 1908 West Second
street
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TO PAY rHAuHERs

Arrangements have been made BIZ
The Beard OF Education by which the
balance to current expenses. with some
other money the board hopes to have,
viii be used to pay the teachers their
regular salaries, and the checks are
now being drawn, and viii be ready
f,r delivery to the teachers at the
usual time. It was feared that tn,
DEADLOCK in Council would embarras.
the board to such an extent that il
would not be able to meet tie current
expenses OF running the public schools
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'MY L1FE DEsPArREn

my LIFE DESPATRED orr
These are words Of Mrs. VIM. Burton,
Of Dartmore, Ont, after doctors had
prescribed and she had taken every
known heart remedy. DT. Agnew' IS
Cure for the Heart gave relief in a.
most shorter time than it takes to tell
ip-t worked a wonderful cure in a
case of long standing and to-day she
says am well woman" DR.. Ag.
news Cure for the Heart has no cas-.
recorded against. it where il did no
give relief inside OF thirty mineses.-
56. Sold by Miller Drug Co, 402 Mar
ket. and n. p Daneortl1. Marksg and
Second streets.
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TO CURE A COLD IN. ONE DAY.
Take Laxative -Bromo Quinine Tablets
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MARlRIFH)
COCHRAN

ROBEdJEN.- the Sth
instant by Rev. John France, Frank
w. Cochran and Ella Robc.cn, all Of
this city.
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Pianos $50 and 500. Ludwig & 20
5lS Ship.ey street. Red Mems Hail.
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Fine Display of
PIANOS

We are now carrying the largest
stock Of Pianos and Organs ever
shown in Wilmington.
The capacity Of our warerooms
is taxed to the utmost to hold the
great variety Of every make and
style
You will not find so many differ
ent makers represented in any
piano store anywhere.
You would doubtless prefer hay-
ing a choice
Y-u naturally prefer making
your own choice.
We have the stock.
we show you the variety to Sc
,ect from.
We assist you in making your
selection.
Every instrument is given it's
exact grade. both as tc quality and
Illtt, no Wcttp-lohi Nv Ahi''i oPAS7
eentation.
Notice the we,l-known makes
represented in our stock:
Glnabe, ]. & c. Fischer, Ivers &
Pond, Behr, Bros, George P. Bent,
Schnbert, BeverwyclS, Waldorf,
Kroeger e Co., Franklin, Durand,
lexington and others, many OF
them pioneers in piano manuiae-
ture.
Cur Organs are equally well Sc
ldeted, CT finest tones and hand
some cases.
Edison Phonegraphs Of latest
improved models, and Graphic
phenes ranging in price from s. to
$500, with all the latest records.
Our stock Of Violins, Mandolins,
Guitars, Olympia and Regina Mu-
sic Boxes, etc., is compete.
Catalogues and information on
request
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-26
SHOT in Sci F-DEF EN.sE.
Deputy Sheriff Killed a Man
Who Resisted Arrest #
335s Near Bemidji.

S Bemidu, Mimi, Sept. % Deputy
Sheriff Presse, OF Cass county. and
another deputy named Fullerton,
came on the Brainerd & Northern
train from Lakeport, twenty-five
miles south Of here, with the dead
body Of Nelson Daughters, who was
shot. by Fullerton Just before the
train cane along. Daughters was q
fugitive from Justice and had taken
to the woods at Lakeport. Deputy
Fullertonca came on him Unexpectedly
and demanded that he surrender.
Daughters, In reply, pulled up his
rife and drew a head on Fullerton,
but the latter was too sudden for
him and shot him through the body
The train coming along at this time,
Daughters was carried to the station
and put aboard in hope that his life
might be saved, but he died before
arriving in Bemidji. Both deputies
are much agitated over the event.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-26
THE HONEY HUNTERS.

The best trees to set around the hive
are fruit trees. -
Heat does not damage honey, bu: tends
to ripen and improve it, Dampness and
darkness do not agree with it. a
Honey improves with age. The older
it is the. finer the flavor. Extracted
honey is easier kept than comb.
Fertile workers sometimes appear IN
uueenless colonies. which amounts to
about the same as drone producing
queens. They will lay eggs but irregp-
larly.
A virgin queen is useless while she ,e-
mains thus. 1t often occurs that such
queens will begin to lay eggs just tho
same as fortified queen, but all such
eggs hatch to drone bees only.
Bees abhor being molested at night.
No work can be performed with them at
that time with any satisfaction. They
are always more peaceable when gath
ering honey and may then be seadily
handled.
Granulation improves the appearance
Of any quality Of honey. 1t never fails
to give lighter shade. It also has .
tendency to drive away any wild taste
and make purer sweet, and the honey
will keep better.-St Louis Republic.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-26
Spatn's Greatest Need.

Mr.. H. P. Olivia. of Barcelona,
Spain, spends his winters at Aiken,
s. C. Weak nerves had caused severe
pains in the back of his head. On
using Electric Bitters, Americas
greatest blood and nerve remedy,
all pam soon left him. He says this
grand medicine is what his country
needs. All America knows it cures
liver and kidney troubles, purifes
the blood, tones up the stomach,
strengthens the nerves, puts vim,
vigor and life into every muscle,
nerve and organ OF the body. Ii
weak, tired or ailing you need it..
Every bottle guaranteed, only so
cents. Sold by L. D.. Brown, drug
pis f.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-26

The New York press seems to nave
tacitly agreed not to agree in observing
any rule Of uniformity in writing proper
names; they are, fond Of displaying
what we suppose passes for critical
acumen In the circumstances. Thus,
when all the rest Of the papers printed
Sevastopol, The Tribune wrote and
printed Sebastopol; indeed, it persists In
printing Mahomet-which Is an abom-
Unable piece of English phoneticism.
The real pronunciation Of the proper
photographic Mohammed, as given by
the late Philip Schaff, Is as nearly as
can be given-Merhommud the er rep
resenting 0 as In atom. Then there Is
the proper Klondyke Of The Tribune,
which, from sheer obstinacy, we mag
inc, becomes the Clondyke Of another
paper; and then The Tribune's very
proper Porto Rico in The Times be-
comes Puerto Rico, which Americans
will refuse until The Times wearies
of printing it. Then there come troop
ing along Vergil, and even Socrates and
El-a-din for Aladdin. People who per-
sist in writing in this way ought to be
isolated from their fellow men. a..
', . In BAD Company.
admitting the worst" said the be-
nien looking man, "Dreyfus has much to
urge in extenuation." Il d.
"What, for instanceT(
"Why, think Of the company he. was
in on that general staff."-Philadelphia
North American. S.. '''.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-26
THE ROYAL BOX.

King Humbert OF Italy cannot sleep
except upon very hard bed. II" dis:
pcnses with the use Of pillows. He uses
sheets Of the ve:y coarsest web and
sleeps like top.
Kaiser Wilhelm takes special delight
in watching the balls given by his mill
tary officers He likes to find fault with
the awkardness Of the officers and repri-
mands them for some real or imaginary
misstep Mt every opportunity.
The queen of Italy Is considered the
most highly educated queen in the world.
She speaks, besides her own language,
English, French, German and Spanish,
and she delights in the study of theology,
biology, geology. botany and other diti'
cult subjects.
The greatest dandy in Europe Is Prince
Albert Of Thurn, Germany. He has =
new suit every day, and it Is perfumed
with the costliest altar Of roses He has
three neckties day on the average, and
his cast off boots number more than q
hundred pairs annually.
The empress Of Japan has privileges
.. accorded to her which none of her pre-
decessors ever enjoyed. She may eat at
the same table with the emperor, who fire.
quently consults her upon matters OF
state. She is good horsewoman and
exercises daily in her private gymnasium
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-26

At the beginning Of the trouble In
the Philippines one Of the most pleas
ant tasks of the newspaper man was
the recounting Of the deeds of heroism
performed by our gallant officers ami
soldiers, but there are so many brave
men wearing Uncle Sans uniform ~
the east that to attempt to keep. track
of the many acts of heroism would be
to attempt the impossible. 1t is that
spirit of indomitable dash which comes
to the surface whenever 1t is necessary
THAI makes the typical American sol.
der practically invincible.
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singer, induced her to go to Chicago in
1890 to receive thorough musical edu-
cation. Her first teacher in that city was
Mrs. Sarah Eddy, wife of Clarence Ed
dy, the organist.
Miss Clifford was under Mrs. Eddy's
charge for four years, during which time
she was also the soprano soloist at the
First Presbyterian church. In 1895 she
became a member of the Chicago orches-
ira, making her debut with that organ
ization. She soon became a popular ia
vorite, and her tour with the orchestra is
regarded by her friends as her first great
success.
In 1896 Miss Clifford left the city for
Paris, where she has been studying IN
der the best teachers ever since. Among
them were Marchesi, Nine. Games in
structor, and M. Berthan, who taught
her dramatic acting. Miss Gifford's rep
ertory includes 20 well known operas.
During her engagement Miss Clifford
will sing the leading soprano parts in
'Romeo and Juliet" Faust" "Hamlet"
and Lies Huguenots." Her debut WIN
he as Marguerite in "Faust." The en-
gagement will last eight months.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-26

"Leonidas!'' exclaimed Mr. Alnekron's
wife on his return. FROM a jqurney.,."l
when We parted. / said sGoodby' to YOU"
"Yea:J n enrietta.' +, l~:.'t ',.ij r. ~.
.,st;Why didn't you say 'Goodby'' in re-
sponse?" ,..., .uuo,I :,
II Was inst about to io! 80. IIenrietta,
but l checked myself l. was afraid y6u
would ,aec,,xeI me- Of trying to haye the
iIast "p'T psaln-,Ir t.riG. II,,ty,I t.,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-26
Didn'rHave Time.

II thought you were going to make an
attack on the Americans?'
'.They didn't give us a chance" replied
the Filipino chief.
"What was the matter?~ Did they run
away?'
mo; they sent out scouting party
and chased us away."-Chicago Post.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-26
An Extravarant Wife,

Mrs. Talkmuch-That Mrs. Rev. Back
woods is q shamefully extravagant wom-
an. She spends every cent OF her hus-
bands salary. '"A. sr1f
Mr.. Sarkasm-You don't say so. The
dreadful spendthrift., And to think Rev.
Backwoods gets $500 a year too.-Ohio
State Journal. l@''' ~ - 'y!j :
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-26
Muyhap the Lady Shutters.

Hicks-They say Milkton is most de-
lightful husband. he anticipates his
wife's every wish, SO Joplin tells me.
'Wicks4-Yes, that's SOL guess. When
she wants to ask 'himato do anything, he
just slips out OF the way before she has
the chance. Boston Transcript.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-26
with Considerable Force.

-" with Considerable Force. -.
IT don't think her father quite under
stood me when l called upon him last
evening"" t.:r~N
"Why not?'
'sWell, I asked him for the hand Of his
daughter, and he gave me his own
Chicago Post. =: ..4.y..., ..-~. -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-26
SDrfnter DOwnef,

A. r. Downer of Edinburgh. who has
defeated every sther professional sprint.
er in Great Britain, recently issued .
challenge to race any man In the world
from 100 to 500 yards for side bet OF
$1,000. He is particularly anxious to