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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-23
DRY GOODS Markets

New York, Oct. 22-The market has not
opened for the week very actively, the
warm weather being a hindrance to the
enlargement Of jobbers' trade. Stocks
in first and second hands remain In good
condition, with agents well sold ahead at
current values, with some agents turn
ing down future business on account of
the inability of their mills to accept fur
Their orders except for delivery IN the
distant future. The cotton market has
had little influence upon trading as
agents declare that unless there IS a de-
cided decline there will be no possibility
of corresponding weakness in the price
of piece goods. Agents look for an i'm
provement after the election. but wheth-
er there will be a radical change at that
time is question which few are willing
to answer Wooden and worsteds mar
ket is unchanged, with a quiet and sag
cling tendency. especially for mems wear.
The print cloth market has been in much
uuieter condition than Saturday, with
sales Of small amount. The Fall River
price on sixty-four square regulars re-
mains at SIC. Reports Of offers slightly
under this figure are for outside makes
and at second hands. No business is in
progress in either wide or narrow Odds.
with prices substantially unchanged.
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THE WEATHER
Wichita Kan Oct

Wichita, Kan. Oct. - 1850.
During the past "a hours. ending at Z
D m. the highest temperature has been
50. the lowest IS. range OF g degrees,
and the mean has been 81. which is
degrees warmer than the normal tenn
perature for the cay as deduced from
the observations at this station for the
past eleven years, with 10 inch OF rain
in the morning. followed in the az
noon BY clearing weather, fresh north
west wind. shifting ar night TO southwest
sunday the rainfall was SIS inches.
Since the first Of the month the aver
age temperature has been IS, which Is
4 degrees daily warmer than he normal
and the total rainfall 20 inches. Rhlch
is 10 inches more than the normal Last
year during the whole OF October the
rainfall was ] IS inches.
Since the first OF the year the rainfall
has been 27.s2 inches which is lis inches
more than the norma For the ne
time last year the rainfall was 50
inches. FRED L JOHNSON.
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Texans; good TO choice natives, to 1oc
higher; common about steady; butchers
stock strong, active; western steady to
slow; Texans steady; natives. best on
sale today two car loads at IS 90; good
to prime steers. 81. 75Q4.40; mixed stock
ers slow, q. 1903. IS; cows, t2.s0g4. 30;
heifers, s2.s5G4.75; Gamers, 2.o0d2. 60;
bulls strong, s2.50G4.65I calves steady
s4.0o6s.2S; Texans, receipts 500: best on
sale today, 10 car loads at So. 10: Texas
fed steers, a. O64 80; Texas grass steers,
50. sSq4.1 Ii; Texas bulls, s3.50Qs Is.
Hogs-Receipts, today, 31.Ooo; tomorrow,
$4,000 estimated; left over, 1900; market
strong to SC higher; top, s4.e5; mixed and
butchers, A.60G4.s5; good to choice heavy
"a. 6o64. s213; rough heavy, "a. So. S; light
s4.50G4 30; bulk of sales, $4.e5@4. 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market steady
to Dc lower; good to choice wethers,
50 S5Q4 10; fair to choice mixed, s.. Ao6
$50; western sheep, g. 1904. 10; native
lambs, S4.259S so; western lambs, A.750
$50.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, Oct 22.@Cattle-Re-
oeipts. 1900; market steady; native
steers, 81. 3564. 80; Texas steers, 3. oo@2. g.:
Texas COWS, 81 25@5 Is; native cows and
heifers, $1.50G4. 30; stockers and feeders,
q. 40d425 bulls, s2.25Q3.S Calves, re-
ceipts, LOCO; market steady, 81 .2545. 80
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market strong
bulk Of sales, s4.s5G4. IS; heavy, $500
4.6712; packers, 81. SOa4. IS; light and york.
ers, s4.521504. 70; pigs, $4.1584. 10
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; market strong;
lambs, s3.5095.25; muttons, s2.5094.O0
ST. LOUIS
st. Louis, Oct. 22.-Cattle-Receipts, g.
ooo; market steady; native steers, $500
SO; stockers and feeders, 81 5004. 20;
cows and heifers, s.. 0oQ4. So; Texas and
Indian steers, 50. 20a4. 30; cows and heif-
ers, 81. 2Jd3. 90.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; market cents
higher; pigs and lights, 81 .6G14. TO; pack
ers, $4.60d4.7o; butchers, 81 7oas. So
Sheep-Receipts, 700; market steady; ma
tive muttons, 50. 75a4.00; lambs, 1880
$50.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Oct. 222.-The leading futures
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COTTON.

New York. Oct. 2.-Cotton-Following
the opening call, which was easy at a
decline of to points, there was g fur
Their loss Of to IS points. In the after
noon business was duh. Ths market
closed easy at 10 to is points net decline.
New York, Oct. 22.-Spot cotton closed
quiet. S-lsc decline; mIdding uplauds,
9 e-l6c; middling gulf, 13-16c; sales, 100
bales.
Liverpool. Oct. 22-Spot cotton in mod
crate demand; prices easier; American
niddiing. 1T-52d.
New orleans. Oct. 22-Cotton quiet;
-ni5dlfr1 Q 3-l6c
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
Receipts of Hogs Yesterday
Were Good for Monday.
ANOTHER 5 CENT GAIN
Tops Brought 81. SO, While
Mixed Packers Go at S4,45.

Hog receipts yesterday were fairly lib
eral for a Monday. The market opened
255 cents higher for mixel dots and
good nickel stronger for good heavy hogs
of $40 20 50 pound weights. The aver
age of the quality Of the offerings was
between that Of several days past and
the only load Of toppy hogs on the mar
ket brought $3.50. The rapid decline in
prices last week operated to reduce re-
ceipts for the reason that shippers were
not anxious to take chances, but infor-
nation at hand lea6s 10 the belief that
the usual number of hogs will soon be
coming to this market,
A r,Tvrr- At
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Air Brakes Inyentor Is Dead.

New York. Oct 2-Henry Miller. 8
neishhor OF Horace Greeiey. IS dead at
Chippaqia, y. Y, in his sishtisth year.
He was the inventor OF the steam air
brake his patent having been issued IAN
uary s, 1855. and all railroad brakes now
in use. it Is said. are patented sssr ais
invention
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Tursi-h con-aI sore Dlsare.a

ConstantinopIs. Oct. "a cu-so1s re-
guest OF ne Povte has been made - tze
Turkish coaSsE AZ New Te-k--hat he ~
permitted 20 undertake ns@sgzp-r sork-
he complains that bis RECOMMENDATION :
insufficient ard * aust esrhsr - snc-eas-
ed or he mist - Allowed to as fneozse
fhraGxRA zocxzAlxEz1-
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l. Mechanical Engineering.
2. Electrical Engineering. Qnclud-
ing Compute Electrical Out
fO.
3. Architecture
4. Civil Engineering
5. Sanitary Plumbing. Heating and
Ventilation.
6. Chemistry.
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There wa gTezIy Increased activity
f. bonds. Is well IS 81 stocks. ane r~1css
advanced very generally Eigh-gra{s
bonds we're rot plcEous Ia te eesl-
tEz Total sales. pa value = - 80.
nlte5 States rs registered advanced :
per cert on the last csii
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ps,3zn1p lyv ~ Vsosvssu SeIs sos exns
sxgysy-lsAss q sIe 6sgL seSunoA sIoSA usf
5uyTesl pHs SV,Soof sTBAe pp3 pev 'dseis noA
egIqA taA3; eQ2 I5Ao ufnl ptFs do ms AVSnsoe
XsqI sy1OTsvL-og Hid 81 sri uoFavoilsuoo
pus IskT 'g3yno3s ne soJ 6pSuu9I snousJ 5qL
sdasiS poI elltlSA IsAiz iuoA ulsil
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Nsw York. OFT 35.--At TSivfs t8Itizr4
academy I3-n1nEstsr Ssf@ated Ieonsrd
Hoxlson. - 70 ~. The Eez VII play
os thslr tte for Frs, uouey &g.Say
night
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On the Produce Exchange. today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Market dull; creamery, 16d2c;
dairy. 13G1se.
Cheese-1O1z6 111hc.
Eggs-Steady fresh, INC
Dressed poultry-Dull; turkeys, &c;
chickens. &c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo. Oct wheat-De-
cember 65Hc: May, 697sc cash, No .
hard, 65G671zc; No e2d66c; No. 2 red.
6Sd71c; Nc 3. 64Q see.
Corn-Decembor. sc: May, s4hfsissc:
cash, No. mixed, S9R34c; No. 2 white,
37]zG3Sc; No. 3. 361kG37c.
Oats-No. 2 W lite, 31sQ241zc>
Rye-No. 3 46c.
Hay-Choice timothy, SO; choice prai-
RE. sS.OOGS.25.
Butter-Creamery, 1920; fancy dairy,
17c.
Eggs-Fresh, 151kc,
ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis Mo. Oct 22-RaceiptS-Floir
10000; wheat, $4,000; corn, u4,oOo: oats.
70 COO.
shipments-FGour. 500; wheat, 5000;
corn. IS, 900; oats, 1900
NEW YORK.
New York. Oct. 32.-Butter-Receipts, T.
81 packages; market firm; creamery, i60
os1tc; June creamery. 1sG21c; factory, ID
d16c.
heese-Receipts. sS4s packages; mar
ket firm: large white, 1o7sc: small white,
lie; large colored. lie: small co,ored, lie,
EgSs-Receipts, $50 packages; market
firm: W stern. regular packing at mark,
1GG1ec; western. less of. &c.
Sugsr-Raw refining. &c; centrifugal,
eS test, 4s4c; molssses sugar, &c. Refined
quiet Crushed. 5.1S: powdered. SIS:
granulated. SIS.
Coffee-Dun; No. Rio, SIC, nominal
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, No. Oct. 2.-wheat-Lower:
No red cash. elevator, nc; track, Z
d78I4c: October, ike; December, 72ssc;
MAY. 767sc; No > hard. 69GSsIsc.
Corn-Hig Cher; No. ? cash. S624c; track,
Sos. IS7c new; October S67sc; December,
S41sq54Ssc; May. S52ac.
Oats-Firm: No. cash, 22zG22&c;
track. 221ld2Sc; October. 22isc: December.
22lsc; May, 24l4429sc; No. 2 white, 25Q
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WOOL
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
chicago. Oct. 2.-Cattle-Receipts, -
500 including 2Ooo westerns. and a.
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CASH QUOTATIONS
Flour-Market dull and steady.

Flour-Market dull and steady.
Wheat-No. 8 spring, SS97415o; No.
red, 7315@75%c.
Corn-No. 2 4094o11c; No. 2 yellow, 4GN
@4OAc.
Oats-No. z, 229nhc; No white, 241k9
2572c; No. 3 white, GS11Q24&c.
Rye-No. 2, 4s1lc.
Barley-Good feeding, Ssc: fair to choice
mailing, 5e@55c.
Flax seed-No. /, 81 80; No northwest
ern, $1.S11bG1. 50.
Timothy seed-Prime, 81 .Sa4.s5
Pork-tMess per Dbl, 81 .50@11.75
Lard-Per 100 lbs, s7.021567. o.
Short ribs sides Coose), $7.0CG7.15: dry
sailed shoulders Cboxed), 6A9S11c; short
clear sides Cboxed), s7.0O65T. 10.
Whisky-Basis of high wines, 1927.
Sugar-Cut loaf, $780, granulated. s.. 10;
confectioners' A, $500; off A, 5s5.s5.
Clover-Contract grade, $1o.O0d1O %.
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HIDES

Side branded ...--.-.-...,..-'----..-.'- -.
Part cured hides. &c less q,
No tallow .-.--...-..-.''''''''
No . tslIow ....................-.s - 2
Dr-v flint butcher hides...--.-.--..... 3
Dry fallen hides ...-..--.. .-...-.-.'.'' u
No. green salt horse hides-.......-.S1.1s
NJ. . green salt horse hides. Ia
Dry sheep pelts, per In. to-. 'vs
Green sailed butcher pelts. SOC to- 20
Green salted shearlinss. l0e to- ="
WOOL
Gyenzss snd Indian Territory me-
fine and hna medium, lie to.-..... -
Heavy and sandy. Sc to.-....--..-.... Nv
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:. Commercial Branches.
5. Mechanical Drawing. dncfnd-
Ing Complete Drafting outnt.
Q. Architectural Drawing. Qnclud-
ing Complete Drafting Out
ITO.
10. Ornamental Design dnciud-
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Open. / High. Low. Close.

CHICAGO.
Chicago, Oct. 222.-The leading futures
ranged "a follows:
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.lCEICI t.l4.
enoughoatQt: water, fol


teapots and buy enoughos1ot, water, for
their days tea. cota7 urra1.
Russian girls have aspeQuliqr way Of
learning their matrimonial, prospects, "A
number Of girls take off their rings and
conceal them in shallow bEaskett Of c6ri1;;
partake of the corn? 9afftf' the lo3vner Of
the first ring uncovered Will be. the first
TO enter matrlmOny. ,-1t< 1901
Up to the Sixteenth :cpntures En- elish
peer was very poor, only favored With
brdom!1Btty 1-berries; OF ivy Berries: fbut
IN 1872 the cultivation aef The hop plant
was begun in England, and from that
Ftime.'a great ~thang$ee WAS made i1t tie
quality OF the beer nifitffactttred. 3lt
Since the advent of the motor Gle
at<;Newport the Jeht4s of that fashionable
watering PLACE are disconsolate. Not
only has the bulk, Of their business been
captured 81 the ''autos,' but ali the best
stands along the curb near the Casino,
nave been seized 'dpon'by' theft opera tors
--Cohntry clubs lii the Vicinity of Ros-
ton are finding it necessary to- devote a
E:portAon1.sof the space Formerly required
for :stabllng, purposes to THE. storage of
automobiles Several Of the more pre-
e}ectfic .chafging ptants aid tb3roug hly
equipped fnathiiie Shops o:.'eF'1
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c &fT r. STSYyg ![ r.! T
Gafnlanr' HighaCiAss: Affisatfiisy!' VISIT

|ratis of Sop nj r 81 Il freos$s, y"
One Of tie Interesting things JIM: innG!er-
Ml94Hny this, SUMMER is the .Eemarkable ex6=
o4us of: Geqrm9ans t. the: Rars exposition:
says = RaEiS, correspondent in the Brook
low Of 99f::ivcl across Sthse Rhine al 1sums:
mSr: So that all the railways feddi1ig to:
PAriSt from Geriha,1y@ Have had to il-,
crease thetp 1)stksenger train service: and
kbesldes this: many extra trains have been
r g KScent}y sueh :, trair farrifd 400
TONS to Paris. fia8y case Sc ti Funds
have Been; appropriated by municipalities
;'lid ;naaHufacturing companies for carry
ing high-class artisans to Paris t0fStudy;
therc:
IN Paris, as the German correspond
ents' Report: there are sWatlus df Ger
9en n3 HFa c Sye as t4Sx in svf
ents admit, is hot always of Il kind to-
tiatter the national vanity Of Germans y.
1T consists OF bddties5 off dress aid ffious-
tache The sober, saow3geiAg German,
E %ae 1PGndS e* 5f s. 9esk 2BA d nsyfE
huntsanall's =garb when HE goes off 'Tlavet1;
ing, and SO one of thee alnN;dntef5 Sights
bhs *{if s daif f Z rs and ,ae Wearn
sn,*tt conical green hat with i Feather
ILL., ~. i!H:i'G: ~ y @i:1 , t'5;i9%
>, The: German1 ofs.another ctype ,is:2alSo
mo: ,l ;st Of tbs stXle WHICH originated
by the KHisetr. Aid; fh;f German II 66nan,,
alas is !3Vrispie,fous for Her i11fitting~
-drcsS,, bad .iMtsste. as to c0}er :An,rNtyle:
80 SAY the. correspondent Is: aHnd every
n VIII q fSM 6e& SAPS 2c $}r n si
'Nllft ':'' III ~. ~ j:I>' -Z,.l 9 eo1 -E'I
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kt1R1eN'S: Opinion ,9fz City. Ei9lk

"Gosh, Mirandy. haow u1icoilsdrne1l
Ken ,bt!! = +, his bfetter half when he sot
.I)etreit:r":'t "a :
.'D'jou knuow Things happen there that
air real big ani; .theN}don't think nnthin'
OF it. Why,y, WAS .t1aoMn ito tn river
WHARF al the boats wuz an l seen the
aurndest thilig acomin' up th' strean1.
4heX WIZ thIse- Of en- tied together am
l couldn't tell what they Wuz to onct.
't{ ? It SI t sSt sf5 Sss 3 SSS
&S3 e*%{ f al If fh ths e9 f6f vn w%
| seen em first an l knew they wanted
he'll $50, l. yelled OUT to policeman there
P:an told HIM hhout it but he said I WIZ
putty an walked away, while, al TIL 9th
4 HfS around tn DOCKS Wnz { a1aqqsA4ip' at
-" 'Don'to ye' see THEM boats is Upside
(,ttaoun:, l>sez: to Se11i lHdignantlke:: p er:
h;eps they is2someone drownded' on''em.
MY don't We 80 over. an: help 'am2'u
ii;;BMt thew laughed AL tn :more* e. One
to hf.. they VIZ 5 Ry' WSa III SiS
snItih n 4ike face:;I - ii 80 =, ~ - - ~ Lila
I 49, 'Whh lebaclzs,s eseE +. WY We >can:t
fool OF Reuben like thet.> Il knaow,u
lf5hey amt re whales in tn, Detroit river
AR =. What, d. jm , think, Mirandt4!
r Them difned city foIkses jest 1T Them
upseiedaouh oboats' float 6n us tn lakel
;r115 nobody did ID thing for eiiii?H Ntyet
seen sch ia, u1lcunsarnedv lot TO- beoDlt in
my life. '-Detroit Free Press!U: .t,I
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One Bad Man Among the Prisoners.

The King of Naples, in the plcnitude
CT his9absolutisnE paid one day ii; visit to
|! the. Neapolitan prisons; lin ortler> TO soc fog
himself, what sort Of men his ;eriminals
were, and, whetther they :,really deserved
t3 Wbpa 5 s&n f9fy Esf a saa dns
'Fifteeii j. ears. your. majesty:' a'' And
what: have you done Pa: "NotIfhg what
event. -:.Qniee. innecent?'':' Entirely Sc,
your majesty And you?" heiasked an
/ other: Thirty years sire: Victim of Il
1d5Se fo acG} fs AGa y2g r. t2 a., third
y9u dolfeHs> ';EyafS{hing 3of f ;taa think INK
edf: my king:'' theft, burglary, Highway
robbery, manHlanghter,. murder.:'y'I aoDly
spndey they, did not sentence :nle to
4eath.", =, What is your .pameY,, asked the
KING; MY name," replied the irst-flass
criminal, Since T have been here has been
"A fter finishing his tt35a1r of inspec-
'tioA2 the king said'ot6' tile governor: ga II
:the prisoners here seem ito; be berfect's in
nocent. There is only one :badslman
among :them-7No. v912. You. had better
Is, him gut, lest he corrupt the Others
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!,rotte; pason's Bapti}tn.
fffstu Haw ~: Said "Cehfeh''' to-

M ktu Haw f." Said sCetffeh' 80 to-
haf, With a four;;bit expression on his
race, ''did evan tell you bout Jason?"
'''"Whoss Jasonr'<1 asked. Is.---oy
.y:sDl,idn' you know jason, CMistp Haw'-
Being answered in the negative he con-
:7Wtiil, suf, Jason was de Quickest ras-
+ cal dat uber did strike de old oplantashe
Dey ,cused ne of :,stealin' chickens en-
truck but DAT ole boy Wuz a wondah
De1 ole 'prccha' had fried en- tried to con-
vert JASON but, mo. sub, he eoulden'
den glory be to graciousness, one Sat'dy
mite Jason up Ell ho1&ered dat he dun
got ligion, en- de Gle preacha' he so big
getty en- proud dat he send four niggers
all around to de oddrr' plantations to
tell ode black felix's dat Jason gwine to
be baptized next ebenin' in dc wiler
crck:: We'll, sub. dey all come. All dey
pin Il white sheet round Jason. en- de
precha' lead i'm ,in de, wataw, eli Ihe duck
I'm down deep. s..
But. Jason didn't come up en- de
Wataw Went bubbledy, bpbhledy, bubble
dy. but Jason didn' come up.
Den de niggers gin to shout:
LaWd won't hab Jason; he was too
'wicked;' debba dun reach up froo dc. bot
tom OBJ: tie crick en- take Iasen to hell
.,WeIl, sub, Jason VAS down dar
cotchtd on a root Presently he got loose
den. he pop his head outen de- wataw en-
KY OF, 'd1l Swvinc; to xiii sum niger wild
rcah sd-El :foolia1,c: 49, .Denvef Times
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>, The -Devil1is Still, Alive.


+, I.tt.Xl Morris iof the Irish bench; whose
pproeedY1s is lnorecnoted for wit than for
lndieial dignity. was. 9nce tryipg,a case at
s1(,,}q!erainc, in which DANA ges =, were
ffafmesd!l from, q yeteerihary surgeon for
havfh$ poisoned a:*valuable :H6fse: Th,
FissHed depehdef <llpon whefhersa certain
number of grains of az particular drug
could he safely administered oto, the AMI:
ne had often giyen eight grains, to a man,
from which it was to De-, inferred that
+ twelve for il horse was hot excessive.
I s'Nevet mind Yer eight grains, docther."
said:"the: judge; G. 1--WE all know that
some poisons are cumulative in effect,
AND re may 50 o7the edge. of1.ruin with
impunitye But tell me this: The twelve
grains7wo'i1dnt they Kill thff; ddeyil him.
self if he swallowed them? - - ''!N'
f. :Fhe tieceor5wa& ANNOYED and poinpously
I.replied:-''' 80 '.>? ~. 4,-1c:' '-'T
J., i1o~dnMt .knew. nay lord; Il cnevep had
5h4n ,! for a5p4nente1 -. 80, -: o,<1i
From the bench came the answer,
tbs pix; Tbs i: q 9a d bhoy$ stil a1ive.
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5'n5 Di1n't 'Wa7fdt, to tie 'sPoa2 Bear. ~

tAhareeW7is had been be- ii dfnniuEt for some
weeks at a favorite Italian ,re4SStaurant,
and was great chums with tie, propfie-'
{a S1S Hh Ss{ &t & 4s$ the a*tS' ap
ssHow soa= dB:1Meektcdr 4&naiarews?
+ Aer'nglml to- see Eeua g Use Mrcs-
tellg iAndrews,' &1@t IT. 36ka Ito stsel 4, ia
loEQ}rro eef YOU sRlees:' cl scoa uas,::v:
,gs4AARd5IewSi 2h1a4ldd Aim l@ec would ole. aei
f5 Us 9ts SAn2 'e2 ST. SAq4$$&fSXSs Is
I;lseE.aBear ?rd o51-o1 Iu' o.; oarol ~,
!*r \ opolrr las1r?- saitl:2tffere VS. ." yhy.
he s. 1ao-a 11asar1 yanR 1kasew,, bige1 white
l3sea J.: lse 81 sEouo1:'coos o. ''':c:=
x2aSS f@ef ST. Rt e4 tJ KS5% 94a2E y
What he .loes:'. said AndPSSYR?*::, Why by ,,
:1--.daN s11se mi, cAa4iesseulec A4r1rews2 ne
fors YsBr { LIST ii like d kp2ysr Y"t 'es
oh, whap 1}41eea6e$; 'so=s,ffa' Andrews.
ell he's up there at theo.MUIth pole,
GRpy know .os41rGjust sits around Oh ne
exgass }1i SS5{ e r| Xna AG @Fs aonne
de- Eng13eSh' 1noch l like know, cef yod
plees: wat r4se'c do wen e no sect ON
dthe ice''
What else he does ?e71 said 1Ahdrews.
II .ste11't lnowo Of anything else he does:
! Heljust sits around up there on the ice-,|
Awhile do noting bot sect on dthe
7aVcr;% 1lroth oblite:2 Excuse 1fii 'deesturb
your deenair. I Tank You YER 'moeh.'
Andrews host was retiring.ebtt An
: drews, curiosity WAS, somewhat aroused,
and he called him back. >, -. :.
why are y6u so much Interested in
polar bears?" Andrews asked,
F"F AMlreWis' host looked troubled. :,
4 '.Ah,oMeesteur" a Andrews. / tell you. l
/ hat soct friend wat die. oHe"haf beeg
funerell alaix ,Sonday-oh, beeg funerell
J Dthey. ASK me be pol bearc:: Bot: no, I
+ INK ! 9|2tD5l i no sect on iee.T7Hqrper's
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!: ~ He Wanted Italian, Music. 2

!. DR.. Henry j. *Bi gelow.: the eminent
Boston: safgeeIf;' was very fond Of mu-
'sco: and knesv something Of it -theoreti-
eally-sen ough, -attoleasf. to: acarry>in his
head the tunes ne liked. Street musicians
were used t{onAis requests for repeating a
a Ssak Pr ratS As 1"ss so5 af 9 MSca some
wished to procure it for himself, says the
Youths Companion. ."@'a!' !,
HIS quick eaf'' had caught new air
; uponi a. :handorgan. and he at once asked!
the Italian-grinder jts71rsrne :The' mar
it was only wi{h dficlty IL that Dr B iu
low learned the title Of the tune. and
077I11@Sf117F ffetff iiff5if dfgo..
Then he went to music shop, and set
the ak5k .ppon, ~ ty4it[.N( :,
and one Italian collection after another
was ovcrhauled, until at last all the
clerks in, the shop ;Werei brought =. into
Esa Ehs 3fgno FINALLY, oe of theme had
pAlsrtt tah you, what you. jN'ant.::> said he:
Its Silver Threads Among the. Sold =,
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Owls Mimic locomotives.

<., ! M!lwaHkecan Yhq returuea RECENTLY
from an outing in Calhoun county, Mich.
-gelatesx the. ,fo&AeMing rennarlsa bic land in
tsreIting1 storX:s {, Ars # the railroads i'll
distance -betTeeni two strips 6fc1woodS.
The whistles of the locomotives that car
~ the trains oyer ths road: in signaling
ifronf one station to ;ahotner,} 1n;lke pc
:euliar no((Sses1whiifn. oppressed in syila ble<.
x t Is 9kS h3ot Is 81 :h22t .bHoe Every
ti7ons caused. by: the Whistle, have died
away, t1FFte' may 'be heard, first On one
side of the tracla sand then on the: other.
by the lo3dfa4$ 2S55t ee1[sn.
hoo! These limitations are produced by
owls perched on, trees ip the woods on
both siteS <of&tite road: and are kept up.
orh owl, alternating. with the other, for
at least half an hour after the train has
gone BY Per$ons fishing IN the K near
the ,raiiread say that tMss performance
on the part of the owls is repeated with
clockwork regularity day after day
Evening Wisconsin, Milwaukee.