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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-27
CITY NOTES

FOR MEMORIAL DAY.-Al members
of Division No. 60, Uniformed Rank,
knights of Pythias, are requested TO be
present at the meeting on Monday, May
20, to make arrangements for Memorial
Day
THEIR ANNUAL PICNIC.-Arrange
ments are being made by the members of
the John Boyle ORielly council, No i34,
Young Mems Institute, for the holding of
their annual outing at Lake Ariel on Au-
gust next.
SPRAINED HIS BACK.-James Dona-
hue, of Irving avenue, and employed at
the South Steel mills, sprained his back
in a severe manner yesterday by trying
10 lift car onto the rails. He was ad-
mitted to the Moses Taylor hospital.
OPERATED UPON.-.Martin. the 19-
year-old sen of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Moore, of Rcndham, was operated upon
at the Lackawanna hospital yesterday
for appendicitis. 1t was an aggravated
case but at late hour last night the lad
was doing well.
HUSBAND ARRESTED.-C. Hail. of
Priceburg, was given a hearing before
Alderman Millar Thursday night, charged
with maltreatlng his wife. Mrs. Hall ap-
peared as prosecutriX and told a pitiful
tale concerning her husbands alleged
conduct. He was held in $500 bail for his
appearance at court.
SULECK SUCCUMBS.-Martin Suleck
of Edwardsdale who had his left leg
crushed in the Woodward mines Wednes-
day. underwent an operation for ampu-
tation of the injured limb Thursday, died
yesterday at y. m at the Moses Tay-
bOcDita1 The nl
10 his residence last night and prepared
for interment.
MEETING WAS CALNI-The mem
bers of Carpenters union, No. 563, met in
regular session last night in Carpenters
hall on Wyoming avenue and transacted
considerable routine business. 1t was ex-
pected that in view of this being the last
regular meeting previous to the expected
momentouS events o and after June J. in
building trades circles that something
would occur. Nothing did, however.
WILL PICNIC AT NAY AUG.-Pro-
fessor II. ID. Bucks class OF the Elm
Park Sunday school will hold n picnic
at Nay Aug park next Tuesday (Decora-
tion Day) afternoon. Extensive prepa-
rations have been made to entertain all
the members OF the class and their
friends. The committee in charge con-
sists OF Dr. Zachman, George Gibbs, II.
w. Lemnitzer. Miss Morris, Mrs. o. S.
Bloss and Mrs. A. l.. Moore. Glass sol
ors, purple and gold, are to be worn.
WAS A MAY SOCIAL.-Over 100 couple
enjoyed the "Msy" dance given last night
by the members Of the John Boyle
O'Rielly council, No. 1874, Young Men
Institute. In the rooms in the Old Trad
ers' National bank building. Miss Kate
Reardon played for the dancing and the
affair was In charge of a committee com.
prising the following: w. +. Magee
chairman; William Spe.lman, j. Burke
Edward Norris, Thomas Connors
Thomas Rafferty, and Thomas LOTUS.
HAND BILLS DID IT.-Louls Stein.
berg, Of Raymond court and Is years oi
age. was arrested last night on Wyoming
avenue by Patrolman Goerltz, for dis
tributing hand bills about the street
there being an ordinance which prohibit,
this. lie was detained at the Center
street station house for an hour or Sc
merely to emphasize the fact that he was
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house of relatives on Jackson street,
adjoining the rear of Becker Brothers
cigar factory. He regained conscious
ness shortly afterwards, and DR.. ]. j.
Roberts was called and examined him.
His injuries consist of slight bruise
on the back of his head. and his shoul-
der was slightly injured.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING WITH
PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS ALLAYS
all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC and
is the best remedy for DIARRHoEA.
Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world. BE sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup" and take no other
kind. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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The Newest Things in Millinery
are always shown at Gerson's, 413
Lackawanna avenue. The prices are
always under others. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-27
DOES AWAY WITH
THE FIRE ENGINES
WILL BE NO MORE RUNNING
with THE OLD MACHINE"

White Haven's Natural Obstacles to
Successful Fire Fighting by the
Old Means Leads to the Invention
of New and Interesting Plan.
Hydrants to Be Connected by
Special Pipes with a Central Sta
tion, Which Will Supply All Kinds
Of Pressure.
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POLICE DEAL WITH
A PITIABLE CASE
AN EXAMPLE OF DEPRAvITY
THAT is MOST DEPLoRABLE.

Husband Has His Wife Arrested for
Attempting to Murder Her Six
weeks-old Babe-The Wife, Upon
Being Taken to the Station House
Is Found to Be Covered with
Wounds Inflicted, According to
Her Statement, by Her Husband.
Adjudged Insane.
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BROOKLYN CARRIERS HERE.
Committee Comes to Arrange for
Accommodation

]. E. Irvine, s. o. Stevenson and
Thomas Barrett, a committee of Brook
lyn branch of the National Letter Car
riers' association, arrived here at mid
night to spend two days in making ar
rangements for the accommodation of
the Brooklyn carriers who will come
to the convention in September.
There are 600 carriers In Brooklyn
and fully 500 of them will be in the
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Serge Suits,

We can fit the largest or smallest
person with elegant serge suits at a
very small cost.
RICHARDS, WIRTH & LEWIS,
"a 326 Lackawanna avenue.
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New SuitinRs.

Come in and look over our new line
of suitings for summer. The largest
stock in Scranton. Best fabrics, per-
feet fit and prices right.
HORAN & MERRILL,
." 316 and 31S Lackawanna avenue.
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Our Best Customers

are those who have known us longest.
The lowest price for the best quality
is what counts in clothing.
BOYLE e. MUCKLOW,
4lG Lacka. ave,
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An unusual opportunity to Good Books at
Deep Cut Prices for limited time. Following are some OF
the books we have and there are lots of others:
Crowes Standard Library large variety subjects the best series
Of cloth bound books made anywhere for any price.
Maroon cloth, gilt top List price, sI.oo. Ours 69c.
Fine Standard Twelve Mos" Coates Edition. green CLOTH gilt
tops. Usual price 50, Ours SOC. Also Rand McNay Edition.
Red Buckram gilt Usual price Soc Ours These
vels of cheapness
'Oak Leaf Edition of Handy Volumes List price, 4oc Ours
White and Gold Handy Volumes. List price, Ours $50
Hentys Books and Others for Boys 25c and upwards.
Snug Corner Series for Girls List price, 5oc Ours 25c
FireSide Series for Boys. List price, SOC. Ours
Vassar Series for Girls List price, 75c Ours SOC.
College Series for Boys. List price, 75c Ours 35c
Gladstone Edition Of the Poets. List price, 75c. Ours 5oc
Westminster Edition of the Poets List price $Ioo Ours Csc
Shakespeare volumes CLOTH List price $500 Ours ST.
Shakespeare volumes cloth List price, S275 Ours $25
Shakespeare four volumes half calf List price, $500 Ours S.
Dickens Works. fifteen Volumes CLOTH List price 49, Ours So.
Dickens Works fifteen volumes CLOTH List price, $5 Ours $997.
Scos Wavery Novels vols, CLOTH List price &c. Ours
Eiots Works. six volumes CLOTH List price $2.25 Ours $L25
Macaueys History of England five volumes fine CLOTH List
price, $375 Ours $2.oo
Coops Sea Taes5 vols fine CLOTH List price, $37 Ours $2oo.
Coopers Leather Stocking Tales, five volumes fine CLOTH List
price, $500. Ours $2.5o
Art Treasures Worlds large quato List price $3.50 Ours SIC.
Thulstups Drawings large quarto List price, S. Ours
Rand McNys Pop Atlas the World List price, 81. Ours S2
Rand McNays Pc Atlas the World List Prce$5 Ours &c.
Land Of the Mkado illustrated. List price $3.50, Ours 7c
Bibles from to $IoOxford and other standard editions
Octave Family Bibles, soc and upwards.
Pocket and School Editions and upwards.
Teachers Edition. circuit leather bindings, 7c and upwards
Ouato Family Bibles, $2.oo and upwards,
New TestamenS, cents and upwards
Prayer Books, IS cents and upwards.
All the and recent books special prices.
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DR.. Taylor, Dentist.

is now permanently located at 1860
Sanderson avenue, Green Ridge. Tele-
phone 1890. -
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STILES.-In Scranton, Pa, May 25. 1899,
Daniel II, Stiles, father of Mrs Stephen
l.. Rice, OF 1904 Olive street, age 72
years. Funeral Sunday at l3O p. m,
conducted by Grand Army.
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Oxford Teachers Bibles

at $l.O0 and I.25 that were $3.50. Jonas
Longs Sons, "Beidleman stock" -
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Finest wines and cigars at Lanes,
800 Spruce street. 90
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Smoke The Popular Punch Cigar, 1oc
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Edwin Moves Westcott

is dead, but his David Harum" still
lives. A truly great book. Half price
at Jonas Longs Sons. ~
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DIED.

Smoke The Pocono &c. Cigar.
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SPRAINED HIS BACK.-James Dona-
hue of Irving avenue, and employed at
the South Steel mills, sprained his back
in a severe manner yesterday by trying
10 lift car onto the rails He was ad-
mitted to the Moses Taylor hospital.
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THEIR ANNUAL PICNIC.-Arrange
mentS are being made by the members Of
the John Boyle O'Rielly council, No. 1874
Young Mems Institute, for the holding of
their annual outing at Lake Ariel on Au-
gust next.
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doing wrong. Before being arrested
young steinberg was cautioned by the
patrolman and instead of obeying he
grew impudent. The hand bills were an
nouncements of the firemen's fair closing
night
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OPERATED UPON.-.Martin, the 13-
year-old sen of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Moore, of Rcndham, was operated upon
at the Lackawanna hospital yesterday
for appendicitis. 1t was an aggravated
was doing well.
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FOR MEMORIAL DAY.-All members
of Division No. 90, Uniformed Rank
knights of Pythias, are requested TO be
present at the meeting on Monday, May
20. to make arrangements for Memorial
Day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-20
LAGUNA,

Special Correspondence.
Leopold Macon. a prominent ranchman
and merchant neal Ramah, n. NJ, was
In Laguna this week.
Ha'Mi, the patriarch OF the Laguna
pueblo, died last week. lie was over 100
years old and had been prominent In the
Indian wars OF the southwest.
Simon Bibo, head OF the hrm OF s. Blbo
Mercantile company, has returned from
his extended visit to San francisco. He
reports his family a. we'll and enjoying
the salubriOus climate OF the coast.
Jesus Garcia, of Ell RitO, who has been
seriously Ill and has been staying at
Laguna under care OF DR.. C. X. Lukens
has recovered and will return home in a
few days.
Despite the rayages made by small pox
on children OF school age, the govern
ment Indian school at Laguna. u der the
charge Of Mrs. Anna Sayers, has been es
pecially prosperous this winter. Al
though labOring In a difficult field, Mrs.
Sayers has built up a school which will
take rank with the best in the service,
A visit to her school will prove most in
structiye and entertaining to all who
can avail themselves OF the pri yilege.
LAGUNA,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-20

From the Range.
Al least fOur- flfths OF the people OF
Coltax county are pleased that the
county seat II located at Ration. This
change will save thousands Of dollars 10
the taxpayers as we'll IA an incomput.
able mount OF annoyance and ~inconyen.
fence.
A double wedding took place In Buena
Vista, Monday, January 18th, at 3 O'Clock
p. m The contracting parties we're An.
selma Elkins to Mary Morgan. Eliseo
Roybal TO Marina Garcia. Rev. J. v.
Cooney pronounced the words which
Joined the four happy young people ia
wedlock.
Bruce Morrison, OF the tirm OF Morri-
son Bros. contractors, went to Springer
Monday TO remove the cells from the old
Jail TO the new Jail at Ration. He was
acting under orders from the county
commissioners. A gang in Springer.
Ignoring law. decency and the will OF
the people, had him arrested Tuesday
simply to prOlong the removal OF the
county seat. This will probably detain
The removal Of the cells several days.
Mrs. Allen Love and little son, now
living at Prescott. Arizona. accom-.
panied by Mrs. Rains, of Gallup, New
AexicO. arrived at Ration Saturday
morning with the remains OF g-months-
old Arthur Love, who was buried here In
Fsirmont cemetery Sunday afternoon.
MIS-. Love will remain here q few weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. g..
Gregory Mrs. Rains left for her home.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-20

From the New Mexican.
A. b. Laird. sergeant alarms In the
Legislative council, arrived from his Sill
yer City home Monday night, and on
Tuesday morning took charge Of his Office
In the Legislature. Mr.. Laird makes his
headquarters at the Claire.
Charles X. Mead, OF Aztec, Is In the city
watching the proceedings OF the legisla-
ture. MIR. Mead Is the superintendent OF
the agricultural experimental station In
San Juan county. and Is somewhat inter.
ested In the appropriations which will be
made by the present assembly.
In the territorial court for Taos county
Judge McFie In chambers on Wednesday
afternoon heard arguments In the matter
OF the assignment Of Alex. Gusdorf. A
b. Renehan appeared for Gusdorf, and 7.
B. Catron for A. Staab. The United
States district court adjourned Wednes.
day afternoon until the next regular
term.
Theodore Joseph. superintendent OF the
National cemetery, received telegraphic
permission from the assistant quarter
master general at Washington to be alb
sent from his post for twenty days. and
with Mrs. Joseph will leave next satur-
day night on u Washington trip for his
wife's health. In the meanwhile Super
intenden, Joseph's trusted friend, Geno-
yeyo Ortega. will be left In charge.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-20

Sunday morning this community was
painfully shocked to hear that Mrs. Julius
Suss, Of this ciiy, had suffered a stroke OF
paralysis, aud al $50 this morning the
sad t.iIugs Of her death went from friend
70 friend, she not having regAined con.
s]c.0usnrss a! any time since she received
Che stroke.
Mamie Hart Suss was born in ST.
Louis. Missouri, October 20. 1863, her par
enis, Mr and Mira. j A. Hart. later NOV.
ing 90 San Francisco, where the deceased
was married TO Julius Suss. April s,
1871. She has three brothers and three
sisters residing in C%slifornis and New
York.
Deceased came here a little over a year
ago with her husband aud they made
their home IN the Il q. Murphy residence
on Douglas avenue. She was a loving
and faithful wife OF a sery amiable and
unseidah ilsp0sition-always finding her
greatest delight In the pleasure Of others.
and during her short residence here had
endeared herself 10 a host OF friends
whose sympathy goes ont to the bereaved
husband In his a0liction.-Las Vegas
Oltic.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-20
MEXICO NEWS!


From the Optic.
HI. Sp)rleier writes from Camp Ham.
ilton that he IL quite anxious to 20 Ia
Cuba OF a visit after he il mustered ont,
just to see the country. and he will prob.
ably 20
Y T. 0lney has been elected n mem
Der Of the building aud loan director.
to succeed H. n. Pierce, resigned. and
Fhomne Ross was chosen "a successor to
p C. Hogsett. who also resigned a. d.
rector.
Thirty-one years ago our townsman, }.
b. Mackel, was employed nj his trade a.
shoemaker In Chicago. and one OF his
fellow mechanics was Dwight L. Moody.
the evangelist.
Sheriff G. r. Blackington. OF zorro
county, arrived Wednesday morning with
a couple OF unfortunates for the insane
asylum Deputy Sheriff Huber also ar
rived from Santa Ne and brought Can.
delsrio Blca, Toiebio Romero and An
tonic NJ. Roibal to the asylum.
Chris. sellman disposed OF a part OF his
residence property OF Main street, the
two smaller houses, to X. yolimer ut a
right fine price, and took the train for
silver City, where he will s%ojourn for
Good luck attend him, IL the
wish Of his many friends throughout
northern New Mexico.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-20
WISE RECOMMENDATIONS

The Arizona Teachers association,
which recently held its annual conyen-
tion at Phoenix. among other things
made the following recommendations:
That we have a compulsory law, com
Polling parents 10 send their children,
from . 10 IA years OF age, 10 some school.
That trustees he not allowed 20 contract
with a teacher who has not at the time q
certificate ia full force and effect.
That county superintendents be not al.
lowed 10 grant more than one second
grade certificate 10 the same person.
That he fixing OF the hours for open
ing and closing school and for intermis.
sion be- left 10 the discretion of the local
bosrd OF trustees; provided, that there
shall not be less than i've hours OF active
school work IN the grammar grades, ex-
elusive OF intermissiOn, and not more
than six hours In eaid grade,. exclusive
OF morning and afternoon Tecesses.
That the territorial board OF education
be composed OF the governor Of the terri.
tory, superintendent Of public instruc-
ton. president a. the territorial uniyer
sity. principal OF thu normal, snpefin-
tsndents or principals OF the three largest
towns or cities Of the territory.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-20

Folk Papa died at 1885 D. m. to da,
without recovering consciousness. liz
was stricken with apoplexy and parslysi.
on Monday at 6 q m. while lighting tn,
lre ia His place OF business. and wa.
found shortly afterwards lying on the
floor unconscious. Everything possible
wiq done for him. but his age and TEN.
permanent were against him, and the Un
fortunate man never spoke afterward
The deceased was 62 years old, having
been born at Albo. Piedmont, Italy, In
1887. He came TO this part Of the coun-
try thirty years ago, and has been In the
saloon business for the last sixteen years.
Mr. Papa leaves a daughter, Mrs Mary
Jordan. wife Of Alex Jordan, OF this city.
Santa Re New Mexican.
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SILVER CITY.

From the Independent.
John PeasOn, OF the Silver City Rednc-
tion Works, is another OF the grip vie
tins who is confined to his room at the
Ladies' hospital.
The iremen are making great prepare.
tions for their annual ball on 81. Pat.
rick's day March II, and It Will IN
doubleday eclipse any previous effort in
that line.
". Lee Thomson Of the Mimbres has
been chosen ~ the Grant county vice
president OF the New Mexico Horticul-
tural society,
Collector John l., Burnside made a
record for tax collections during Deem
Der OF which he may well feel proud. In
that month the total amount OF taxes
paid him, including the years 1895, 1885,
and 1897, wa S2g,2i9ls.
Word has been received here that
Captain Edward h. Markley. OF the
Ninth volunteers. and son OF Major A.
{. Markley OF the Twenty fourth in
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WANTED, FOR SALE, RENT AND LOST
wanted,

"AhNNN
Wanted-A good horse sheer. Steady
work. 2lO Copper avenue.
Wanted-A first. class white or japan.
ese man cook. Call at $40 south Broad.
way.
Wanted A small secondhand safe.
State dimensions and price. Address,
A. B, c., CITIZEN Office.
Wanted-Gents' secondhand clothing,
No. 4O5 south First street, between Coal
and Lead avenues. Address or call on X
SWEENEY.
An experienced book keeper and ae.
cOuntant ia open for engagement. Quick
and Teliabiei tine penman and good cor
respondent. Local references. Address,
2. o. Box No. SO.
Wanted-ln every town, a local repre-
sentative; lady or gentleman; easy work.
good pay, no capital required; payment
every week. Address for particulars, G.
l.. Marechal Art Co, 3lS Kim street, BAL
las, Texas.
Nanted-Salesmen who sell drugs and
general stores 70 carry Dickey's Old Re
liable Eye Water, as side or main line.
Il cures sore eyes and graduated lids.
don't burn or hurt when applied, and
feels good. largest sale OF any eve pre-
paratiOn made. We will mail one dozen
to any responsible dealer Ut wholesale
price. Dickey Drug Co, Bristol, Tenn.
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The Durango Herald says: IL Is said
thst the stock feeders have purchased
every ton Of hay In San Juan county
New Mexico. and that they are reaching
out for the hay OF MOntezuma valley. Ii
Is predicted that winter feeding will be
so general In future that the greater pro-
oortion OF the hay product will be under
contract before II Is cut. 1t has been
demonstrated that winter feeding,
whether necessary or not. pays better
than'winter grazing. la the New Mexico
territory, where the winter has been more
severe than any for years, there have
been no stock losses since the winter
feeding began"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-20

Perhaps the greatest mechanical feat
OF the century has been the raising on
some OF the Spanish waTships which were
apparently sho, 10 pieces az santiago. It
seemed utterly Impossible % nOat them
because OF the terrible damage Inflicted
by our guns, but the task has been hc.
compllshed. Diseases Of the blood, slom.
aeh and liver frequently wreck the health
80 thai there appeais 10 be n0 chance OF
recovery, hut when nosieitaf's stomach
bitters Is taken, the dlsOrieTed s,stem ii
speedily restored % its Old-time yigor and
tone. The bittefs will regulate the liver,
bowels and digestive functions and purify
the blood You can buy thls remedy in
any drug Store, and under no circum.
stances should you accept anything said
10 be lust as good
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-20

west ani especially In Arizona. The
Tucson Star prints an original story
about Eagan. as follow.
Both the generals who have become
mixed up IN an affair OF honor at Wash.
ington. are known in ARENA, the com.
handing general Of the army generals
and iayorsblY so. having been on duty In
the territory. Of Eagan much less Ia
known, but q good story ~ told IN which
he figured. Some years ago there WA a
case In court 1T Prescott. In which the
eloquent Tom Fitch and the late Clark
Churchill took part from a legal stand.
point. AZ TO which side Eagan was on.
defendant or plaintiff 10 matters little.
Tom Fitch was matIug an argument.
and during his pleading be referred 20
bagan ~ Chat soldier TO which Eagan
o exception by rising and In a pom
pous manner correcting Fitch by saying:
'Othcer, sir; not soldier Fitch was
not In the least distut bed. but corrected
himself by referring Eagan ~ "this Of.
heer who IL not a soldier" The hit was
a happy one. but Eagan did not enjoy IL.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-20

An exchange thinks 1t is funny that
when farmers wish to retire they move
to town. Town people when they retire
move to the country. A farmer has poor
health and he moves to town to rest up
and get well. where he will not be
bothered with hard work. The town
man, when he has poor health, will go TO
the country with his tent and pitch IL
under some shady tree, where he may en-
JOY the country air and rusticate In the
enjoyment OF a perpetual picnic