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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30

NEW oRLEANs. Dec A,-Resmits
Ss M,s and a s.sss a.,.n sAs Sis Won
six Frinngs. selline- 3sscinM woss Acrivahif NC
ond. Sir Christopher third. f1Me. ~.
steeraechase. short rcursc--lyeu WON. Harvey n
second. Jack Hayes third. Time a3eH.
Seven furionGx. New Orleans haedtesp ~-Aforoni
won. Alpaca second Old Eos third Time, NV.
One mile Dunno Seay won. Senator Ecvetdse
secoasd, Gray Daily third. Time. lNek
Mile and sxteeuth. seliins-D$lls VI Orleans
won. Ida Leaford sscond. Phtdias third. Tiut
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Glen.urrr. at reeen.n. .

Special Dispatch to the observation-disclosures.
TACOMA Dec. 2a.-~The British steam
ship Gienturret arrived today from the
Orient aud will load cargo for Europe,
making the trip by way OF the Suez canal
She il the first of "a regular line Of steam
ers that Will carry freight BY this route.
THE Glenturret experienced unusually
heavy weather on her way across the Pa
cific Her cargo VIII consist of 1909 tons
OF merchandise and grain.
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Special Dispatch to the acknowledgements.
PULLMAN. Dec. 2e--The testimony in
the case of MILFORD Allen VS.. Il. j. Dur
ham was taken before Justices OF the
Peace Swain and Clark today Allen is
contesting the election of Durham as rep
resentatiye in the legislature from the
Seventh district. The evidence will be
taken before the Legislature, where the
contest will be heard
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lie Roi Mine Not Involved.

SPOKANE, Dec. 2e.--The famous lie Roi
mine of Rossland. b. c.. is not involved
in the London & Globe Finance eorpo-
ration's smash. The lie Roi No. 2 men
toned in cablegrams is believed to be a
property located near the original lie Roi.
Whitaker Wright engineered the sale OF
the original lie Roi to British capitalists,
but is not known TO have an interest in
it now
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To Improve rancr uarbor.

SreciAi Dispatch 10 the observation-disclosures
ABERDEEN Dec. @.-Quick action on
the par, OF tha Chamber Of Commerce
81 this city and the united support ol all
towns tributary TO Grays harb0r bid
fair 10 achieve ultimate success foF an
Appropriation at this session Of congress
tor the Improvement ~ tho inner hsrbor
and word Is Just received that the me
mortal will he entered "a one 81 the
amendments 10 the river and htrber uill
II Is also stated that every effort wifi be
made bv the Washington representative
% further Tho SUCCESS of the bill
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Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures
TACOMA. Dec. q. Dave Morgan. T.
year-oid child. was Knocked down and run
over by a wagon ana team driven ny ~
farmer named Smith. OF Fern HIN. sub
urh south 81 Tacoma. this afternoon TAc
hoy was carried into a Pacific avenue drug
store where e was discovered that his
Injuries were serious. aud he was taken
10 st Jossphs hospital, One OF his eyes
Was gougeA out. and he Is probably Ia
tcrnaily Injured.
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Jenries to Besin Traininx.

> NEW YORK, Dec. 2g.--It liz stated that
Champion Jeffries will In a few DAYS be-
gin active preparations for his Champion
ship battle with Gus Rubin. which IL
scheduled to take place IN Cincinnati OF,
February H. IT IL said the Californian's
intention Ia to do all his work down at
he will stay for couple OF weeks Then
he will go to West Baden Ind. for n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-30

BOSTON, Dec. 2s.--The indoor bicycle
season In Boston openad toniGht II thu
Park square garden. The track On this,
its first trial. promises we'll for the six
days race next week. The big event to-
night was the twenty Ave Mir chantpion-
ship, In which eleven Of the twenty-five
entries started. Summary.
Mile. professional handicap Final heat
won by Joe Downey, Boston, ninety yards;
win G. Stindon. Cambridge, twenty yards.
second Jean Gougoltx. Paris. scratch,
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Blanchard, president; d. s. Troy, secre-
tary and treasurer; ID. NJ, Shanks. vice
president
The selection OF place of meeting next
year was left to the discretion or tine
president and secretary. 1t is understood
1t win he on the west side of the Cas-
cades. probably Seattle.
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Special Dispatch To The Post-lnteiligeneer.
Ballard. VIII erect a double block and
single mill this winter on land near
rsnstous on the new line os railroad.
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third; Earl Kaser. Berlin. forty yards
fourth. Time, sNT "a
international twenty-nv mile unpaced
championship of the worid--Won by Archie
McEachern, Of Toronto: Riser. OF Ger-
many, second: Hugh AacIsean. of Chelseas
Mass. third Winners time. 1so6Nl 20.
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Los, riasrrs of one Hand.

Special Dispatch to the Post ntelligencer.
ARLINGTON Dec IA shingle weay-
err hy the name Of Ralph Shoemaker SUI
fered the loss of all his fingers except
thumb on his left hand In the mill al
Bryant SATURDAY. morning.
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Capt. HAN fsnaased.

BOSTON Dec. IA statement issued
by Thomas w Lawson tonight says that
Capt, Hank Han has been engaged to
sail the new boat and win be ass'ssef by
Capt Nat Watson as reserve master.
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The observation-disclosures has secured the
McNaliy & Cos latest folder map OF
china ruA Asia. These may be secured
az Post-fntelliKencer business Offices at
10 cents each.
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Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures
+ ASTORIA. Or. Dec. 29.--Martin Denny,
Of San Francisco, IN the ninth round to-
night, after a hard-fought contest
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Heavy Gale In Gulf Of Georx,a.

special DISPATCH to the Post-IntelIGencer
NANAIMO. b. c., Dec "a heavy gale
In the gulf this morning drove shipping
to shelter. Many south-bound steamers
sought shelter in the deep bay south OF
Union. II was NORTHEASTERN.
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short stay and finish his training near
the battle-ground.
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There are 80 railway stations within a
six-mtie radius OF So. Panrs cathedral.
London
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Sent Free
to Men.


Free trial packages of most remark
able remedy are heing mailed to all who
write the TtAtt Medical Institute. They
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aAlLRoAp no MAPLE CREEK.

saet Has aeea Awarded for
building bridges.
~ NM. dispatch TO the Post intelligencer.
ksaAltcM, Dec, E.-yesterday the
set TO hutld sixteen bridges On the
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DIR. FLEIscHER. diseases Of men ana
women.
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LONDON, Dec, ca--Hana LoatSs, the
competitor last season, has started with
his wife for New York. He II eoihx to
California for the winter and may be IN
duced to ride.
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CALENDARS ard games. half price.
Denny C'orysll TO.
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Rainier Beer

Two dozen half-pins bottles delivered to
any paTs of the city. 81. Telepaone. Rain
les ~. IA e.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14
~ ~~r.s'-"-~-~-~ 80
y ~< ew~a>-~~ ->.~~

University Of Chicago ec0no,his1s
who have figured that :r'1ran and his
wife cam 1--we: with FFrtsat fr"salitS>~ gu
$500 4 year arc d?st;1nced by the record
Of ex-Iu Judge WilllaM- C:,A3\ Ya1tW, Of
Valparaiso. Ind. That aged jVQr}Nt has
for several years lived ;&32ff& Ii His ~Wlfe ut
Il tolalSexpenSe>;1lyr> both ,vt >>>>hem> for
food OF .2lut moro TIM st 4 week. or-S>:':2'
for 1he year. And in >pie~scf this both
ar, now in the best of hsa*l- peXxl:]r~
Iia, they never felt better nor could
vorA he ,,rr in:tktiA'\Mtk<. :l1its. brM>ve
THAI ;ht " have solrNu>ehs' p,~l'lrnn Of
happino<> and health in ~. y;!eSortins to
,itr phl nr>t Of plain living. Though
;*uriy 81 years *@t1t j udS cU'alcnt WerEt'
daily ii Il yardeM!near his:'Irc'lse or
abnu; the huuSt, itself. is never i'll. and
is a2pai1hifV ~ S3i1'{S i ilfS>:;
who areEuutt--utt1 ycuru- of -yc1rs
nis age. And Mrs. Talrot, not quite
ten years thiat junior ltlFsprg,f' 5 nVMy
~n',v d nlfp!.|| hEs; u as ff|n : 3'r| in
i:ti checks AS Il girl Of Ii. ~rnd does
every day az Tive A9n,t:>Wnrk about
their home.
Though the diet on which this is az
rpup!i~htd will ;lpl'ear to many people
"ar'ru of <exy thing that makes ~
;anls stst,e~ A:.sta
rn% ,nadas1 ,t S.
desire forIpshe things uuieR213f disstN:
l'sarru asIslszsl' r. iltt;.atfld
that they Ysfsssers<<sa m Eor need ddli-
'jon~ to iy 'it1e*ffuk' Of their tahlo pro.
yi,lc> in 44i;tf lt*ir m1t;1S shall
consist rhiitHHy q, cereal products With
milk and sugar: TheH rar.:$eneralN
tur breakfast oatmeal ni1lsll and milk
aud sugar. Fox dinner bread and milk
un, sugar and for supper rornmtal
uusll and s,i ya} l'ltey" Vary this
1ly-Irum -tiIue 10 inc Mi1A- other
cereal foods. and when they feel 4
taste for1f fod'G ri q rfrc;t, r6r forth
en- is a strict-Eegetarirn:
- t-nr o-tilirds ofW cent II ~ William
Cole Talcot III his bcen known as a lead
er in social reforms in Northern In
diana. He came from ITO East in 1852
on Al cxt91rsii9H==ttFFtfff55 around the great
Lakes on one of th l,ut S;H}Flies{ ;{ttyvtmrrS.
Inc vessel ran up to the Sault Ste
Marie, dhen in they 4pi4st Of the, great
Northwestern wilderne$S.> lirNp1 there
it We!lt into Green Bay. and it's pas
>enGers beEelu along tll., Shores Of that
beautiful water the virgin forest, in
which lived Indians almost TINA rquaint-
=" with White ,MAn, ,s1kyp ~, they, ni1et
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14
AN INGENIOUS CALCULATOR.
A Chinese 4 1ven*ion Rems1 aa bic fur
A &eulat \ re4 kaDle 4 itTs1n

terent from other machines which en-
ploy series of tapes, has been patent
ed by Chow Il ing SAan gg, Of A Affttetto
China, and is described il the Scientific
>Kmer}cAn. Tie ;device, considerably
sih41f7lliffes- multiplication and divisiun
Our illustrations show. the complete
s p'svsa. fnul' ''fS! the frtHI1r| '
Upon base of wood or other materi-
al guides are secured which form pass
OUR j}i{f}${3tSa 9 the &ab31 Zre Sr&}g
mated by the Roman pluperalg7l j. H.,
Ill.,, ~, ETC., EacG }}h h1p'E1 IS loh:git1uain
ally divided into: tYa> Hotuw9s: aAY4 into
SrPNps OF nine 11ilneTaIs each In the
first group all the figures are zcroes; in
the second group the numbers '1' to
"@' are inscribed; ln1the Third group The
prewrittek, the ahits Being ii the right
hand cd1h1nh and tie tens In Il the ffef1t'
Aq4d cBli,hif" THE HhHH&kpp grollp1ss Hhtt
the, maat1pes 'or 3: 4: etc.iIub to the
mpltiples of:9}lubtVr> MsliHhf1tlle mt4ltil
pies l. ia 8 ta1apcar, dt1 theJ pentets of dlhe
7;;37 Htt-7>zzSz=11-r TT
;lN]isE )r""uisiiH N:E t.;'!
.}i:l ,l'' l..ll:,;hl rtfrsr,l ..,4kIl
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7 Tape, the division1 uf the tape into, two
columns being abandoned att that pOint!
':W4ien. it III. AesiEesl. ,fpr example. to,
tutt'the product Of eight times eight
thousand four hundred and ninety
IsfcNep, tue. ,tapes;4., Ill.,, Ill.,, lN,,~3Fe'
m4Yfd until 4he puplh{fys : II = 10
1>42f , r. tapes ape are 81 thf SAME AaEi;
IN theit' norma1 pos{tioh$%. Il" 'ttiie Tie
eighth h1iE Will D6 fdund the 'fl'1ihhbb}ei
so rontape f.; 'i1A tile sah1;i Init ia BE
}r1E,' bears, the number 1r72::'' tape TIL!
the. .>numhen 1871 antl,1ape>1k. tine
,n,unber ;iG4.:;',T he Drelpnt. dis obtained
by ln9tins fqH eiAffl tape t4s lumber coal:,
taIilped in the right ha}H}}d !c9 l"pA of THAT
III HE left Hand co'lluh{n df the nexSt tape
7 ii the right: in othtf w1fd&!' t'ohitii$s1ul.:
0ds hilnii3ers OF different. rApes ARE
padded. !Wnus:'in the presentFcHse:. r.M'
nd, 50 firon tapes Iand i l. 'arH added
-. = and E7' from t4pes,4. and ILL., and.
~. ~; and ia from t4ReNA4lr and The
RESULT obt taal4 is &C., 93Y," WHICH il tbs
)'i p;rroqpct so"ght The figuring Of other
products is readily understood from
this example, To, muq)t1iR}}X, by q: nYmlR{fr
,o adding the qesdits ddR'pEaftt}}a'f mutt
| nlieat tons Is emp16y6tl!' '~':I''''''" w
y, In qivisi6h he 'ca1culatBt' is eupp1byed
TO- find nultiples of dlvisor ANA to-
do ,away1 with tedious m'Atdq,liaa ton
IN dividing 212,44 bNsS,491 &44>yin-
stah'e, a 242 is liNitAeQ by 4p7uf9s
nsaa' sxiR}SS 2qs }{H9 tlE*t tisg{s in <{{RFff
5quUtient; the calculator may be used
for,this '66Pt1e{rta5tfdh , ice! shows that
31'Gn iG"th6usdhd$}1 is Fbut w3eacn' III the
't1tuble QG99D aniVh@l triple (2J,491y Of
| g, 4g1! Twice S}407 is then .read of as
1t;,9}4, and ,salMraetad,' from "A, 341,
leaving 4,24R Ia *tAih remainder is
added tA}Ra la5t: tGGqre, ana, AZ 4slei is
then divided by S,497. The machine
'shoMS alta glanea,tiat A2s4Sads aqIla1
| 10: 5multiplied AY s,A97. :EfA&44,result of
VISION il therefore p AFRO: ,frr.,a;
Ruskin's Mother.
my mothers general principles of
treatment" says Mr.. Ruskin, "were to
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14
How Lincoln Rebukcd His Critics

How Li4coln Rebukcd His Critics.
At the:ANhite House one day during
the CivM War, some gentlemen were
present from the West, excited apA
troubled,, about ths commissions
omissions Of the din1nistration. Pres
id i! en- Lh4coln hefe q; rdhen1ls!!
aha then.rcplied; "G3n1lcmen, suppose
all' the btoperty yoi1' were wot1F:: w;ia
fh' Eold,'and you had put it In the
Bands Of Blondin to carry across the
'NiaEara*qiver on a rope, would you
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14
,l.v,>>I ,',,.::1- Il
URBANITY A PAYING OUALITY

Instances i'll Which Courteous Ne,,
Ha>e'Found F5fiegndSs;sa '1ffS ri6}ti{a; biz:
Many,ycars ago the. lat&> lars Ntlippen.
OF phil; dclpha. left his house in early
morning and VAS hdiryihig = dow!ni tie tie
street when he noticed Il singular and
Observation-Disclosures sa bs>~rosF g4zt~>v3s
Fastened Hin HIS tti4ft
politeness and bonhol4mic~ IL, smiled,
raised his hat and puSseHth Win sud
dcnll he heard q shot. Turn ing he
found 1h>t ase stranger A,d just LETT
his home with tue insane Intention of
killing the=HfSt tttt4ttttH he ft1et.~ He was
the first man; but his absolute fearless
ness and CONSTITUTIONAL as We'll as t!i,lti!'
waited courtesy lad pitt lie niia:ni' Z off lis
guard. and the next> pasSer-hy had
ranglt: ting <tYAft jntgndell ter 1}lm:'
That smile and bow had saved Ills life.
When the country 7WaS E:i'' :<.plft,tty
younger and the :4{ n}yHIj}qn -YpS yet in the
land. a gen gentleman 'Ipol, the .1Aen. fgqn-
tier was HUNTING with friends. Eet sep
arated from them. and completely lost
his way. Every effort to retrieve his
steps led hiAias6f1'f iaahht r'ihpS:tlre WI VII
derness, and night: A1tstto 6N'Rf4n siil Il
dense forest. Overcome with fatigue.
he lay doW3t1 finder Il trrcSe and 'sieW bro!
foundly. In tslt,a 4ne+niuE:4tE ;tWUke
with staft bit
feeling that some one was looking 1T
him, and: g1aiiclng fp, re S:iW Tilt he
was surrounded~by hostile Indians. and
that the leader Of the hand, n war paint
and feathers. Was 'he1}tlny 'o\rra lAm-in
no amiablc mood
He took in the situation at It glance
knew his immediate GRIND had
no means Of averting il: neither did he
understand word at their, language
But he WAS self-pbsse~Std knew the
universal language Of nAfthF!rahd be-
lcved that even under the war; paint
and feathefA al imsatAl - a ii}afi <for az
that" Lie tixed 44bsNaaesv, butl eye;'lp-
on the Indian, and-smilcd! Gradually
the tierceness pnsthtbsnsta Vt. fr6ia :tlih
eye aboye him, and At 4ast.an answer
ing smile came over the 1aca>' ~-I>otll
were men-both We're 1To%@h er1 md he
was saved! The savage took him under.
his protecti4h, benught..hlm to his wi
wan. and after & tew days restored
him to his friends: Courage, self-com-
mand, and ,tnct ashh gMneA!the t:ul
I.ippinc6tt's Magazine. ,s'';'N
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Fair painter-I hope you don't mind
my sFtching in your field? Farmer
Lord 10, missie! You keep the birds off
the PEAS bester"n a. ordinary scare
1fcrows41it-B1s y
+ ThePhilafslphisr-1sB7 the mud on
} this Street i, trds1 deep4 Chj3a goan
0n ~ :, is th{, deep$st mug
& IS 92z4 s{se i Il Eaz
Ills Bait: NimrQd-Pat, did you ever
tHcatch f.~<sA paA Faith, an Oh did,
1zir: M4r9d VIVA did you bait with:
oat@Eegorry, Oh bate EN- with a
sht%jak5fFhicaEo %awAy -
| 9qsses11 lN7e Yesn Irving to wade
through. Browns book. 1t is a vile
thing, but I presume there isAamoral
to it. st,9 t''.agert$iWy.N The moral is,
'Don'ets2d it. 4sdsf6 aF'sFranscrint.
Ethel-That detestable Mrs. Bloom
said that loahal thirty. Maud-How
1Esrf6ctly ahS4rd1 Ethel (elateD-
1Era 1FtX sz~amp 37x&4hew old do you really
think look: Maud--.About forty.-Tit-
Bits. u~zzu.
.s;n :cyt ::f g hss s sssx this his p: %
son. OF this place, personally will re-
greet to- llear that he was assaulted in
brutal manner last week, but was not
kA4llel 4@"sritzfs rx.z-,,
A%eatu4 Well, r. have my new novel
almost done. Amicus-Nhy YOU
t 4 - writtene line oft yet:--:Trne,
~but~1 know just WHERE r~must go~1o
! stea each different thing Il -anl going to-
+ + ShfeaSS rff6GHf: e. = 49, -.
Yes, baby, looks; like his papa>' said
Fthe bfoud }6ung Aamniia': ia sure
she'n have asAose HE hi1n*' YES" re-
tpliedn4he teslperaace lady next door,
you give th be little one gin for the collie.
= Observation-Disclosures Press.
Johes-Great Scott! has that man
been in an explosion or railroad
NV, wreck? Br r}SYp he's a cen
isis ehuh1e1!a1toor Who showed up IL
smaller population in his town, than it
nadltetf Yea IS 5 hgo!3B&troit Freq Press.
His Kedeeming Quality: Ja1 1tIS5 on
f&ere be$$EE{nS 2dn tie Public streSts, and
yet you had twenty dollars III your
1b6cldt: !ifris6heAiC143es, jedge, 1 may
not be as Industrious as some, y'r
honor. but I'm no spendthrift-New
York Weekly
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-09-14

u" A 'S}3 {@j,i sh$$!S% t:, ,",',
s'Tiie m9{b }5s h|}o{tterq 1ls4Hf}beY}e, u:
'Vfeat B Brit nIr,,t the, lRArt4wAat tqW4E on
the reast of Shetland is built on a rock
200 feet high, the summit of which
barely affords room for the necessary
buildings.
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Athiniielsst,es T 1y3t;f! !iifti!!'

The Rev. Sheffield, :}nPresbyttttriainni
minister: ht'Tung ChUw, has ihveAted'a
typewriter for5the Chinese langua e.
Thfsi $machine is capable odr'writin4
1000 characterised which1 jAre 'eafriBa
around the 'elrctfmfetthte' :of ;i4dmHrI
GUS; rype-whta1s;:': It reHddfires the de-
preston Of two keys in order t, ip)rrilnlt
a simple character,,, ~,.-@~ 49, D...,,
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guard ME WITH steady watchfc!ness
from all avoidable Jain and danger;
4; il: i: !' :;::: va: '::'::
~ (ee-t44et4sW wis that I should find
my own amusement No toys of any
kind were at first allowed Nor did I
ever painfully wish for what I Was
ne%eF' permitted for an instant to hope
for, or even imagine the possession of,
such things as one saw IN toy Shops. I
,lkAipk it. SHOULD be related, that, ! VAS,
'stehdily Whipped>if T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
s"ln alt;these particulars think the
treatment Of my childhood wnHenqrely
right. As sesp fIfnll;9y To AqaaI
A 4; INV @oth$r b}yea*5i4| byfI@I'ott|
ed untiE1 went toe to Ok ford: 'z=- :
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shake the cable or keep shouting out
'* s'xa 'a% ,H'o 4saaI Et"9@ "4 M5
pprG; 80 l1tleI ~Ate44.r
more to the north; lean a ]itt4e>s,.ner~
to the SOUTH 10, YOU would hold
tyNlIt breath "91~-~wtrT as yo,n. tongue,
and, keep your hands off until he was
sat over. The yoyerlmcpt are. carrxe
ing. an immense weight. Untold treas
ureS are in.hheir hands. They are do
ing; the Very best thc'yi tan. DOH f
badger them: Keep silence and Well
get you safe at'roSS..''- '' :S''' '.'"'
!, A Remarkable Calcu4ato4.::s- + :
' Diam;anai \ native ot Ixlara$ ,-e+4e-o
tile Greek Islands, seems to be Il re-
ni:trkah1c. ,sat1,11td2:-sAAeeaS d - ssiiask
'ggaance aVaa black,board. on which
: c&,n.rit is ::said re4e} tftfem id Ihny or
,qeE,;}nd DIAL with hfni i'll a41harith-
Metis;al pls4 rss. llAi} 81 b tina t&e| never
makes an,prror in calculations involv-
I Ing g hiillio1n. and he can EXTRACT SQUARE
or cube rfats With marvellous rapftleY,
and 'accusacy An eminent German
b*c fxf"o tHr ws enfG %ny that
rs hot th&a case with Diamandi, who
fwtftt* po;Ary and novels In the inter-
v*'s' of h ,y aa4 shows co nsidss-
ahles'intel19ctual capa citx- - IL
Compressed Air Locomotive.
7 a to1nptessed air locomotive is to be
ftfeG ON tn Manhattan Elevated Rail-
way,> Of New York City. The COM
{,presed air: locomotive or motor is little
more, tha1ea long black cylinder, SIM
jlar to theieoiler Of the present locomo-
tiNe, .Withixhe CAB at one end. There
will be no: smokeataclA1 np> 1ahder. and
no d9Pme !!erhe only protuberances on
the 'cylindtA besides the cab will be the
whistle aq the sand /, OK, ,,,.c
'df is lea4eed that one girls popularity
I'a'hong thaieS4ss :$ giS!s 5s &qs<e zhsEfaet
she insists upon washing the dishes,
A lovers quarrel is the sauce that
seasons the courtship.