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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-16

Special TO the indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND. Ind, Sept. 15.-The Ionian
Society. a literary organization at Earl
ham College. composed OF young men. has
re-organized for the term. There are th,r-
ty-three new members and nfty-nine in
ALL The following officers were chosen.
President, Carl Smith; vice president A.
drew Marvel; recording secretary. Willard
Trueblood; corresponding secetary Howa "a
Henley: critic. Raymond Binford: VICE
critic. Everett Henley; marshal Warren
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JEFFERSON DAvIs's CRIME.
He Kills His Daughter, Wounds Her
Lover and Ends His Own Life.

CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-Jefferson Davis, of
No. pa Eighteenth street tonight shot
and killed his daughter Helen, and serious
ly wounded Harry Connolly. her sweet
heart Davis then committed suicide Davis
objected 20 Connolly keeping company with
his daughter and had repeatedly warned
him to keep away from the girl
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SETTLEMENT IN SIGHT.


PITTSBURG. Sept. 15.-An early settle
ment of the wage differences of the glass
chimney manufacturers and workmen is
probable. the manufacturers having made
a proposition to pay an advance of from
to per cent. for handmade chimneys
and slight increase for machine work.
The workmen demanded 10 per cent. adj
vance.
The proposition was submitted TO the
workmen, and If favorable action is taken,
all chimney factories will be in operation
some time next week, giving employment
TO $1,000 men and boys.
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the National from starting. The time for
the men TO go to work soon rolled around
and they took their places. There was no
trouble, but men were seen lettering
around the building. The guards were on
duty all night. ST. Peter, of Pittsburg,
secretary of the L. A 500. and James Tobin.
preceptor of that organization in Muncie,
were here to induce the men to go away,
but of no avail. One hundred and seventy
members of the new organization go to
work Monday in this city. Other indie
pendents will follow suit.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind. Sept. l5-Policeman Fred
Pickett, who for ten days has been search
ing for Charles and Joseph Heating,
wanted for the murder of their sisters hus-
band. Allen Robinson. three weeks ago. to-
night arrested the two men ia Toledo. o.
and will bring them here without requisi-
ton papers The wife and her father, like
wise charged, were acquitted at the pre-
liminary examination. The story of the
four is that Robinson was drunk and fell
on a stove.
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met here by an escort committee from the
Democratic Commercial Travellers Associa-
ton of ST. Louis. under whose auspices he
spoke tonight.
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First sign of Winter.

DEADWOOD. s. D.. Sept 1.-THE Black
Hills experienced its first snowstorm to-
day II begun with a rain. which turned
20 snow. Two inches fell on Bald noun
tain and Il y very cold
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Alleged Murderess Taken I'm ToIed

Griffin; librarian. Albert Copeland: chair.
man literary committee, Lawrence Hadley
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DEAD AND MISSING SOLDIERS.
Report of Colonel Roberts to the War
Department..


WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Coionel Rob
erts. of the Thirteenth Infantry, acting ad
jutant general of the Department of Texas
makes the following report on the loss OF
the army:
San Antonio, Tex. Sept 14.-Followins
is list of dead and. missing, Battery o
First Artillery, so far as could be ascer.
tanned up to the time of my departure from
Galveston, 18th, forwarded" The names
follow:
Dead
HUGH r. GEORGE, first sergeant.
JAMES w. CANTER, cook.
GEORGE LINK, mechanic.
MALCOLM MACARTHUR, musician.
GEORGE F. ANDREWS, private.
WILLIAM l.. ANDREWS, private.
FRANK w. HUNT, private.
LEOPOLD NJ. BRANDER, private.
BENJAMIN F. MITCHELL, private.
SIDNEY WRIGHT, private.
BENJAMIN VAN TILBURG, private.
OTTO w. SOFFERS, private.
MAX w. MYERS, private.
FRED HESS, private.
CARAVAN NJ. WILHITE, private
Missing
LEVERETT A. LEWIS, private.
WILL A. DELANEY, private.
GEORGE PETERSON, private
Missing Privates of Hospital Corps
SAMUEL FORREST.
JOSEPH GOSSAGE.
ELIJAH 7. MELVEEN.
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Is Photo. at Price 81 IL.
., Fan bargain. thirty days only. Kiseh'''
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Yesterdays Temperatures.
Local observation. on saturday.

Bar Their r II. Wind Weather. Pre-.
a. m..z9U 81 s. East. Clear GOO
Up. m..23s0 81 so s'west- Pt.C ldy. goo
Maximum temperature, 81; minimum tenn
perature. o.
Following h "A comparative statement of
the mean temperature and total precipita-
ffou for Sent Il
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A9To oRIA R.a,. tba s The Kind You Have Always Bought Signature ss &zZ1M

The time necessary to the consid- eration by the powers of the pro- posals of each for peace in China makes the final settlement of the troubles long ways off.
 As a reward for his successful conduct of the Boer war, Lord Rob- erts has been appointed command er-in-chief of the British army, suc- ceeding Lord Walsley, whose term expires.
 The ninth infantry, third squad ron of sixth cavalry and a light bat tery have been selected by General Chaffee as the guard of the Ameri- can legation in Pekin. The remain der of the American troops in Chi ma will be transported to the Phil ippines.
 The comparative statement of inc government receipts and expend- itu~es shows that during the month of September the receipts from all sources amounted to 45,304,326. and the expenditures $39, ,169,719. leaving surplus for the month of $6, ,134,355. The receipts from the several sources of revenue are given as follows: Customs, $19,700,516; increase as compared with Septam- Der, 1899, about $5s0,0OO. Internal revenue, $22,927,439 decrease, $1,437, ,00O; miscellaneous, $2,676,- 371; increase, $s27,0oO. The ex- penditures charged to the war de- partment amounted to $14,125,294 !; increase, $3,600, ,000; navy, $4,734,- SS5; decrease, nominal.
 | In his trip thre ugh Wisconsin, i'll one day Hon. W. J. Bryan made fifteen speeches to as many different audiences.
 A novel suit has been brought against the judges of the court of appeals of Kansas. John Durkle had case before the court which was decided against him. He now brings suit against the court for the amount involved in the first suit. alleging that the verdict was not in accord with tn, evidence.
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three-year-old ball

Say, my three-year-old ball. faced iron-gray Ally is out again. Have you seen anything of herr Deliver her to me at Court house and receive reward.
 A. M. LEDBETTER.
 Use Gregory's antiseptic Heal ing Oil. You can get nothing bet ter. When applied promptly to a fresh wound in the flesh of man or beast or to burn. It takes out all the hurting and causes it to heal without inflarning, mattering or soreness. Satisfaction or your money back. If you deal in stock will furnish in quantity under guarantee to give satisfaction. Call on c. H. Gregory, Conway. 37-f
 The contest sor the Kimball or gan is beginning to get interesting. This organ is to be given away next January by Wilson Bros. Cole & Co.,, Mrs. J. V. Hicks, A.. H. White x Co.,, J. H. Anderson x Co.,, and the Democrat and Log Cabin. With every ten cent pur- chase at any of the above places you rereive one vote and this you can cast for any church, school, SO ciety, Sunday school, or any lodge that you desire. The vote of the ten leading contestants appears every week in this paper.
 When you see a youth who will do any sort of work, no matter how menial 1t may be rather than be idle, you can make up your mind that he amounts to something. The young man who would starve be- fore he would do anything beneath what he conceives to be his digni- ty, is not made of the right kind of stuff to cut much of a figure i'll life. All honest toll is honorable. There is nothing so morally de grading as that aversion to manual labor which is usually combina- ation of laziness and bad conduct. FIX.
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Reduced Rates.


 The Iron Mt. & Southern By. will sell reduced rate tickets as follows:
 On the occasion of the Texas State Fair at Dallas, Sept. 2S to Oct. I3, the Iron Mountain Ky. will sell round trip tickets at one fare, plus S2.
 For Ft. Smith Fair Oct. IS to 20, will sell tickets to Ft. Smith and return for S4.oI. Tickets on sale Oct. I3 to 20, inclusive, with final return limit Oct. 2I.
 J. w. JAMES, Agent.
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GuARpIAN,s NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that will make appli- cation to the Probate Court of Faulk ner county. at the October lY0O, term thereof for an order to sell the undivided interest of Saiic T Cliff ton minor, in the following lands to- -wit---
 The fractional west hali of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter containing lo SS acres; the northwest quarter of the north west quarter, containing E. Y acres; and the containing s acres; all in section 1. towilship north, range II west, situated in Faulk ner conn ty, Arkansas. Also, lots io9 and POI Fidlaris of lot 5. block A, Robinson's plan; lots 3 and !. block ;, Joues Addition; and lots 3 and I, block 5; lot 1, block 1; lot l. block ?, and lot l. block ', Clifton Addition; all in the town of Conway, Faulk ner county, Arkansas
 Said lands will be sold to obtain funds for tho education and maintenance of said Salie r Clifton, minor.
 1b-tt H. F. CuRFroS Cnardia,
 September IT, to0O.
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In Our New Building.

The Conway Printing Co.,, has moved to the new brick recently built on the site of the old one that was destroyed by fire in June.
 We now have the best printing office in the state outside the cities and would like to get your oders on all classes of printing. Call us up. Phone 2I.
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DoEs IT PAY TO BUY CHEAP

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is all right, but you want something that will relieve and cure the more severe and danger ous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall you do? Go to warmer and more regular eli mate? Yes, if possible; if not pos sible for you, then in either case take the ONLY remedy that has been introduced in all civilized countries with success in severe throat and lung troubles, Boschee' S German Syrup. 7 It not only heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy the germ disease, but allays inflammation, causes easy expec- toration, gives good nights rest, and cures the patient. Try ONE bottle. Recommended many years by all druggists in the world. For sale by all druggists.
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Went for Uniformity.

Faulkner county voted for uni formity in school books at the last election. The vote which was canvassed last We'd nesday stood I7S for, to IA against. The light vote is ex- plained by the fact that a good many did not exactly understand the question and consequently did not vote on it. The textbooks to be used will be selected by com mittee of five, consisting of the county examiner and two appoint ed by the county judge and two by the governor.
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE. For Young .adieS. ROanOke. Va

Opens Sept. IS. 1900. One of the leading Schools for Young Ladies in the South. Mag nihcent buildings, all modern improvements. Campus ten acres. Grand mountain scenery in Valley of Va, famed for health. European and American teachers. Full course. Superior ad- vantages in Art. Music and Elocuton. Students from thirty States. For Catalogue address
 MATTE P. HARRIS, President, Roanoke Va.
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E,l|'|32!!;|99)

Rock, came up Thursdhy to visit her daughter, Mrs. Sain Heiligers. Have you any select glass or queensware brokenH If so, buy a bottle of cement from Anderson & ICo. 4I-2t Miss Bertye Mills has returned to her home in Fl Paso, after few weeks visit to w. M. Mills, i'll this city.
 Dr. A. E. Moore, of the state au- ditor's office, came up Wednesday night to visit his family in this city.
 Buy your books, stationery and tailor made clothing from Ander- son x Go. and vote on the organ contest. 4I-2t Mrs. M. R. Imboden and two children, Willie and Clarence, have returned from q month s visit to Little Rock.
 Hendrix Academy at Mena will be dedicated November 9. The prospects for that school are said to be very fine this year. w. R. Shelton, of Perry coun- tv, has moved his family to Con- way. They are occupying the house near the Opera House. For sprains, swellings and lame ness there is nothing so good as Chamberlain Pain Balm. Try it. For sale by w. H. Martin & Go.
 Conway's splendid cotton mark ct is drawing people from several of the adjoining counties. There is no better place in Arkansas to trade.
 E. w, Can't has been over to Lonoke recently. MT. Can't is advising architect on the cleo tric light plant they are building over there.
 Mrs. G. N. Paine and Miss Ed na Paine went down to Little Rock few days ago. While there they purchased a handsome monument for the grave of MT. Paine.
 The Bryan Club will hold its regular weekly meeting at the court house Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock speeches by the Hons. Sam Frauenthal, John G. B. Sims and Geo. Shaw. Music by the Conway Brass Band. Everybody invited.
 J. H. Wick, of Argenta, and Miss Addie Emerson, of Vilonia were married last Thursday at Vi1onia and left the same day for their fu- ture home in Argenta, MT. Wick is employed in the Iron Mountain shops at Barring Cross. Miss Elm erson is one of Faulkner county s most charming daughters. We wish them much happiness.
 Mrs. M. J. Telford, temper ance lecturer of national reputa- ton, will speak at the Methodist Church on Teesday night, Oct I6. No one should miss this opportu- nifty, as those who have heard Mrs. Telford pronounce her to be fine speaker. Temperance is al- ways a live subject and it is to be hoped that large audience will greet her.
 For three days and nights suffered agony untold from an at tack of cholera morbus brought on by eating cucumbers, 7 says M. E. Lowther, clerk of the district court, Centerville, Iowa. l thought l should surely die, and tried a dog ell different medicines but all to no purpose. I sent for a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and three doses relieved me entirely" /" This rem edy is for sale by w. H. Martin & Go.
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Home for Sale.

A new up-to-date 5-room resi- dence for sale on Faulkner Street 5 corner lots 531s by I5o it each. One block from Central College. Good buildings and fine we'll of water. See w. F., Cox.
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Want Several Cords of Wood.

We want several cords of cook wood and heating stove wood. In ouire at this office. If
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Cotton Market.

Conway, Oct. Io.-Cotton is sell ing oil the streets here today at about 9. 25 to o58. Cotton seed are selling at SIS per ton.
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Residence for Rent.

A good residence near Hendrix College for rent Apply to J. w Underhill. If
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LOCAL NOTES.

Send in your subscription.
 Pure cider vinegar at Paine's. tf1 Russell Cole went to Morrilton Thursday.
 H. B. Ingram went to Little Rock Friday
 Mrs. Hicks returned from Little Rock Thursday.
 Newt Jones, of Hamlet, was in Conway Friday.
 George Shaw went up the road Friday morning.
 A. M. Powell, of Vilonia, was in town Friday.
 T. J. Crook, of Caney, was in the city Friday.
 Clinton Bryant, of Enders, was in town Thursday.
 Ashley Thornton, of Bristol, was in town Thursday.
 Martin Keathley, of Enola, was in the city Friday.
 J. E. Little visited the capital city on last Wednesday.
 Rev. F. s. H. Johnston went to Little Rock Thursday.
 Mrs. Madie Austin now has phone in her residence.
 Faber Hicks is working for Frauenthal & Schwafz.
 Wm. Jones and wife, of Hamlet, were in the city Friday.
 Woodrell Monroe, a good citizen of Enola, was in town Friday.
 Sam Frauenthal went to Little Rock last Wednesday evening.
 A. M. Burkett, of California township, was in town Friday.
 Charlie Shuh, of Morrilton, was in Conway Friday on business.
 E. T. Feemster, one of our sub scribers, called in to see us Friday. G. A. Maddox, of Mt. Vernon township, was in the city Thurs day.
 Will White, Will and Jeff Smith of White county, were ill town Friday.
 Tarver Henry and A. B. Wood of Mt. Vernon, were ill Conway Thursday.
 Prof. Bullion, our next county clerk, went down to Little Rock Thursday.
 C.B. Young and w. A. Bates, of Enders, were on our streets Thursday.
 H. B. Ingram recently purchas- ed eighty acres of land from the Holt heirs. James Blasingame, of Fl Paso, White county, was i'll town Friday with cotton.
 John Hess was in Perry county recently repairing some machinery for D. o. Harton.
 Mrs. Reyburn Peay came up Fri day morning to visit her sister, Mrs. s. G. Smith.
 B. P. Sisk, the genial insurance man, returned to Little Rock last Wednesday night.
 Bowling Clark, of Van Buren, is relieving c. M. Owen, the night operator at this place.
 Luther Burnss, an enterpIising young man from Fl Paso, is clerk ing for Joe Rosenberg.
 Sharp Dunaway, the hustling agent of the Little Rock Democrat, has been at home few days.
 Joe Brown, who has been work ing for George Bros, at Magazine, has returned and is now employed by J. s. Moore & Son, of this city.
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WARNING ORDER.
Fl. A. SHFNN

State of Arkansas, County of Faulkner, cadron Township Sam Frauenthal, Plaintiff) Before
 vs F. G. Browning D. c. Borley, Defendant IP The Defendant D; (, Besley, is warned to ap- pear ill this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff sam Frauenrhal Given under my hand this 9th day of October. 1900. F. G. BRoVNIxG [ P "
 4l-4t
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Organ Contest.

We publish below the vote of he ten leading contestants i'll the organ contest, counted Oct. 10:
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WARNING ORDER.

Mrs Minnie Bittle Plaintiff) Faulkner V
 Chancery l. D. Bittle Dcfendant> Court The Defendant, l., D. Bittle, is warned to ap- pear in this Court within thirty days. and an swer the complaint of thepaintif, Minnie Rittlc g J. NJ. (. VAuGHrER. Clerk
 By A. L.EDBErrER. D. C
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The time necessary to the consid- eration by the powers of the pro- posals of each for peace in China makes the final settlement of the troubles long ways off.
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"We have three children. Before the birth of the last one my wife used four bot, ties of MOTHERS FRIEND. If you had the pictures of our children, you could see al q glance that the last one
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-07
on. ch,Id For Each Hour.

Henry Bloch. business man or Brooklyn. eats breakfast at half past Rosie. goes to breakfast at l5 minutes 10 Gabriel and retires for the night at Achilles. Mir. Bloch has i2 children 3 girls and 8 boys. He Is fond of his family and ln order that he might al- ways have them in mind had watch made with the miniature photograph of one of the children In the place Of each of the hours on It's dial Thus where the figure : would be on an or dlnary watch dial the pretty face of hIs daughter Rosie looks out. The face of the boy Gabriel represents 1 o'clock. that of Freda 2 o'clock and so on around the dial At his home NIT. Bloch has a large clock, on the dial of which the figures are represented In the same way.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-07
Wedding the oceans.

h Ina remarkable fact that water which flows naturally Into the gulf of California and thence Into the Pacific ocean has been virtually lifted across the backbone of the Rocky mountains, and now. after being used for irriga- ton, finds It's way 10 the gulf of Me1i- co. A number of small streams on the other side of Longs peak. which How Into Grand lake and thence Into the Colorado river. have been diverted by ditch that finds it's way through pass 10000 feet high Into the head waters of the Poudre. Some 400 cubic feet per second has thus been diverted from the Pacific to the Atlantic slope, where water Is used for lrrigating additional farms ln Larimer county. lt Is not strictly correct to say that this water has been lifted across the range. But a feat of slnuous engineering has d. yerted it. which amounts 10 the same thing. Den yer Republican.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-01-07
A NEW GRAFT.
How . wIly Veteran Pooled a Con-
 adinE Housekeeper.

u0AnA aoAaf@ffFNNs
 "The folks at my house." said Camp street business man yesterday. are very anxious just at present to lay eyes on a venerable col0red gentle man who carries a new whitewash brush and a baggy blue gingham um- brella of about the vintage of lSGO.
 "An individual answering that de- scrlption called last Saturday and of' fered Co whitewash the Sack fence and sheds for e cents. That seemed very reasonable. and my wife at once engaged him. upon which Ee proceeded Co strike her for au advance of two l..s for Umc and other ucccs-@g.es.
 'EuJ how do | know yOuh come bacGE she asked doubJfu.ly.
 "Tlc old man looked deeply burt.
 "'Well m.ssus.' be said. 'ef yo think rze ewlne Ger pose on 70 that away I'll les leave my brush in the yard'
 yThe brush. which was attached to a very long pole. was evidently worth moro than he asked for the Job. and my wife felt rather ashamed Of Der self as the old chap bobblcd with it to the rear. In a moment he passed out. leaning on his antique blue umbrella. and disappeared down the street That was the last seen of him.
 "In the course of an hour or SO my wife got suspicious again and went around the house to Inspect the col lateral There was the pole leaning against the wall but the new brush had vanished. and the only explana- ton Is that the black rascal carried t out ln his baggy umbrella.
 "I was victimized to the tune of So by a petty confidence man a few months ago. and my wife has been throwing it up to me with distressing regularity. Since the whltewash cpl sode she has held her peace. and can't really say that feel very vindlcuve toward the venerable rcprobate. New Orleans Times Democrat
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DANGER IN CHEAP GLASSES.
A Great Many Eyes Ruined by Att
 tempt. at Economy.

A Great Many Eyes Ruined by At-
 tempts Rt Economy.
 Looking back now to the time when the itlnerant Quack doctor and the wandering dentist spread misery and destruction over the land. we wonder at the ignorance or carelessness of our fathers In trusting their teeth or even their lives to hands SO untrustworthy' A very similar thing Is dcne today by people who buy spectacles or eyeglass- es from men who sell them on the streets or have their eyes fitted by op- tlclans who have no qualifications Tor doing the work.
 A surprising number Of people buy their glasses from vendors on the streets. They get glasses for 90 cents which seem to them just as good as a palr they would pay & for having made on an oculist's prescription. and they think they have saved money Glasses acquired in an sorts Of ways by inheritance or exchange from a friend or even glasses found on the streets are used tO the detriment even Co the destruction, of the wearcr 8 sight
 "People seem to think glasses are like clothes" said an old oculist the other day. and # they are fairly com fortable and look well they ask no further questions"
 Another way in which people dam age their eyes Is through care.essness in trying to remove dust or cinders from them. They try themselves friend tries a rub. the nearest drug store and the rearesi optlcian are call cd on. all before an ocullst Is consult' cd. The result Is that the eyebal ls often badly rubbed and scraped. and In many instances permanent Injury Is doae.-New York Evening Post.