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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
CONCRETE SIDEWALKS
THE ORDER OW-A-DAYS
Other Matters Of Importance Up Before the Board OF Pub
lie Works This MOrning-The Telephone
Companies Wrangle

their willingness 10 let the work pro-
coed.
An application ~ n. l.. Dowcll 70
build tracks near his wood yard on
Fifteenth avenue north was post
poned one week. 20 allow the street
superintendent % more thoroughly
Investigate the matter.
TsisFhons Companies scrap
A dispute between the Sunset and
Independent telephone companies, as
10 which had the right 20 erect poles
on the east side 81 Twenty-Hocoud
avenue. resulted IN the board Hua.
pending the Sunsets permit until
the board could discuss the matter.
floth companies have permits, but
the Independent people got their
poles up nrst A petition ~ y. J..
Crawford % move the Lick house
building on Union street Was granted
lu spite ~ protests from several
property owners.
Plans and specifications were filed
for the following local improve
mentH, Laying q water main on
Yealer way. from Thirty-Hecond ave.
nue. 90 Thirty seventh avenue and
other streets. grading and piankine
the alleys in blocks 81 and ". BellF
second addition
The board adjourned at noon until
I o'clock. when the unfinished BUSH
moss was completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
GOT
A DIVORCE
Some Choice Testimony Is Given
IN Court

He slapped my face ave DAYS aft.
or we were married, said Elsie Low
RE. a variety hall actress. who
brought suit for divorce from her
husband, ed Lowrle, a music hall
singer. today In Judge Grif1n'H court.
our dispositions are opposite and
We don't agree" continued the fair
one, though 1 always done the best
] could" She tells Of several other
Instances Of his cruelty.
Elsie and I'D have only been mar
ried 10 months. and during that time
have been appearing together on va
riouH dance hail stages In the Aouth-
ern part u the city. Ed sings and
Elsie dances.
The plaintiff alleges that when she
married the gay deceiver he promiH-
cd 70 take her M the stage and take
her home 90 his people in Baltimore.
but his good resolutions melted
away.
a whiff of perfume. like the breath
OF spring, pervAdod the court room
ne Saddle Taylor. a former dance han
artist, took the witness stand and
told what she knew about the case.
"lowrio was always drunk" said
. she
The divorce was granted on
grounds Of cruelty and drunkenness,
and with forget me-not smiles the
ladies' 10 the AFFAIR dcpartcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19

The board Of public works az its
regular meeting this morning opened
bids for the construction % concrete
sidewalks on Ninoteenth avenue.
from Yesler way 90 Cherry street.
THIS work Ia an important extension
81 the concrete sidewalks already
c0mplsted la that nsighhorhood. An
other important piece % work con-
Hidefed was The regarding OF Union
street. from Fourth avenue 90 Sew
snth avenue. This work will have
the eject ~ making Union street
practically level from Third avenue
10 Eighth. and will Hnord a valuable
means OF reaching the business part
% the city without the Interference
% street car lines BIDS were also
opened for the extension ana grading
Of Valley street. from Queen Anne
avenue to Lake Union
General Manager Dickinson ~ the
Seattle Electric Co. applied lot q
permit 60 construct tracks on sixth
avenue west. between Howe street
and Crockett street. ana on Crockett
street. between Sixth and seventh
avenues west The permit was grant
Cd Il being merely a correction - a
clerical error which appeared Ia the
franchise granted % the company
some time ago. The property owners
have by a majority petition siguined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
HALL
BASEBALL

To settle the question Of supremacy
which has arisen between the city
treanurer'u and compirniler's ONCE. n
game Of baseball Will be played AZ
J 40 o'clock next Tuesday afternoon
at Athletic park. The makeup Of this
teams IN as follows, TreaHurerH Once
Knapp 10. Sanders 20. Anderson 80.
uormisy ~, Smith 2, Crockett e,
bane. n. Graves e. Duke II. Comp
troller'a once Workman e, Meiss y,
t.any ID. RinlinEsr ~, Foster ~.
Mitchell ~, Carroll n. Marsh &C. Case
n. Amos Brown ana g. +. Ross VIII
act as umplrru while Footo and Wald
viii score. nr Carroll. health ON
Ger. will be IN the game IN the ca
pacity OF veterinary surgeon A
new set Of rules has been prepared
for this special occasion and viii be
strictly adhered 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
BOLD GAME
saIoon-keeper and a Woman
Charged With Robbery

Charged with one ~ the boldsst
fobherisa that has been committed
in the tendcrioin for Home time.
Frank perseli. proprietor % the Cas-
ino saloon. on Washington street and
Emma pcrseil. who claims 20 be hts
wife. were arrested late last night
They are accused Of robblng u. Me-
Fayden % $3.50 several nights ago.
MeFaydsn was drinking with the
woman IN the saloon when he sud
denly felt the ioaa % his money. lie
became conscious that she had his
coin. and started for her. but Bhe ran
cut Of the saloon and down the
street When McFaydon started AZ
him.
The man and woman spent last
night In iail IN default uf 5000 cash
ball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
LITTLEIOE COSTELLO

Joe Costello, aged l2 years. son Of
=. A. Costello, assistant city editor
~ the Times. was severely injured
this morning by an explosion OF a
Illuminating cap. He struck e with
an axe, and when 1t exploded the lit
tie fellows left arm was filled with
pieces OF metal from the shoulder 20
the wrist and few pieces entered
his face, fortunately without iniuring
his eyes. Although the boy suffers
considerable pain, his injuries are not
considered serious. The boy states
that he procured the cap from a
neighhor boy the evening before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
THE LAWSON CASE

Tho charge OF giving druggcd wine
TO Beulah BRldus. filed against q. v.
Lawson In Justice Cams court has
been withdrawn and the case now
pending IN the superior court viii he
pushed, Tho Justice court case was
heard. but a decision never rendered
IN u The case IN the upper court
is on the same grounds.
II Is alleged that several weeks
ago q. V. Lawson. who Is connected
with a local medical institute. gave
wine 20 Beulah Baldus and Florence
Perry. two very young girls. Their
condition after drinking the wine led
their parents and friends % believe
that the liquor had been drugEed. O.
v Lawson was brought before the
public eye la a remarkable role at
the time Of the last state medical ex-
animation by his statements con-
corning corruption IN the board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
TREASURE
IS FINED
Cost Him $50 TO Sell Liquor
TO Young Girls

}, H. Treasure Of the Hathaway
bar on Third avenue, was nned 90
and costs yesterday afternoon by
judge Cam, Treasure was found
guilty % selling n4uor 90 Katie
kaevcy and ollie paftrr. two girls
under age The cast IL but another
% the vigorous prosecution which Ia
20 be waEed ~ the police depart.
mont against any saloon where Il can
hs proven that liquor has been sold
10 young girls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
INFORMATION ON
CITY CREMAT0RY

City Comptroller Rlplinger Is
bound 20 get all possible informa ton
regarding the building OF a city Gre
matory as contemplated by the
council. To this end he has written
20 the health and sanitation officers
Of about 20 Of the most important
cities in the United States asking for
Information as to the ownership.
management and operation Of such
Institutions.
The question Of cost is most Inn
portAnt In dealing with the affair. as
well as the success OF such a system
OF dlsposinE Of the city garbage. Mr..
Ripiinger also wishes to know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
May PROVE To Be
H. D. TUPPER'S BODY
A Drowned Man Found This Morning in Lake
Washington, Four Miles From BOthelI

By the findlng of the body Of an
unknown man In Lake Washington.
near nothcll, this morning. the mya.
terry surrounding the recent dlsap-
poaranea OF n. y. upper and Miss
Roxy white may be finally solved,
Topper and MIaa White are thought
to have been accidentally drowned
n a storm on the lake few weeks
aEo. Their overturned rowboat was
found near Merccr island tho day
after the DISAPPEARANCE. together
with several ariielea OF clothing that
had belonged to Miss white But
the most persistent search failed 20
discover tho bodies.
Coroner Ho3e, shortly after noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19

today received the news u the grew
some md near Hothsll In a telephone
message from John MoMaSter Of that
place. MoMaAter discovered the
body ~ the drowned man tha morn
ing and Informed the coroner that
from the description he had read IN
tho newspapers. he believed u 20 be
that 81 Topper.
Coroner Iioyc icft at once for the
scene Of this discovery, but has prob.
ably not yet reached Bothell, and no
confirmation Of McMnntcr'H surmiss
u now oblalnablc.
Bothell II near the north end Of
lake Washington. and the body must
have been found 10 miles or more
from the place where the overturned
rowboaI was picked up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
GROCERS TO MEET

q. w. Fischer Of Fischer Bros. viii
address the members Of the Seattle
Retail Groeern' association Hnc.). on
a very interesting topic next Monday
evening az 4 o'clock. In Grocsrs' hall.
fllnrkisy block. After the address
the new agreement with the iobbsrs
viii be discussed and every member
~ the nssocia ton In expected 70 be
pfefenf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19

At this time ~ the year, when the
summer IL about breaking. the men
who go down 10 the sea IN ships be-
Kin 70 think Of asking a raise In their
wage This ia especially true ~ tho
case OF deck hands. who NM 20 many
other channels OF living open dur
inR the summer months. Already
there II pereeptible scarcity Of
these men aboard Sound steamers.
Many OF them prefer 20 work IN
cannerieA. and others prefer the hsh-
ing banks 20 toiling on board steam
crH.
The other day st Tacoma the
steamer La Conner was almost balk
81 there on account Of the paucity u
deck hands and had 10 resort 20 long
shoremen 20 get her cargo diHchhfg-
ed During the winter months the
average pay 81 deck hands 10 $50 per
month They naturally look Tor an
increase during the busy season. and
II Il IL not forthcoming they hire out
elsewhere.
Thsy Usualiy Raise wares
The shlpowners anticipate such de-
mands al this time 81 the year and
usually Increase the pay u deck
hands 20 tf5 and sometimes 90 80
per month This ~ not always the
case. though in some Instances the
old winter wage II retained and II u
only when absolute scarcity 81 men
compela that the increase II allowed.
Just what action the shippers as
ISOLATION viii take In regard 70 the
wages Of deck hands the coming sea-
son IL not yet definitely known. IL
" snla that the Shippers association
held a sub-rofa meeting yesterday 70
consider the demands OF the men Tor
more pay and 20 arrange schedule
~ wages for the season. Just what
rates 81 pay we're established Is not
known. as those in attendance pre-
fer 10 keep the matter from public
ity: but u IL thought likely that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
FOOLISH
WOMAN
WiIhelmina's Mother
Won't Disinfect

AMSTERDAM, ApHi - queen
NllheminA passed fairly quiet
night No complications have SUI
pervfned. although her maiestys
strength il diminishing slightly IN
proportion o. the duration ~ her lili
nenr. She was slightly wnrns this
morning.
Il L. nov certain that she has ty-
Thnld fever.
A touching story lH told - the
devotion ~ the dowaKrf queen. ne.
spite the doctors circumstances. the
queen mother refused 10 submit 20
Justification, saying. My daughter
cannot cpntHmtnhta me
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
TRINITY CHURCH
CONTRACT LET

The contract for building the new
Trinity Parish church has been Jet
20 ~. II. Beers. who states that he
win begin work on the structure AZ
once. He intends 10 have the church
ready for occupancy by next Sep
TENDER. The cost 81 the building
viii be about $4,000. Mr.. Beer was
tho contractor on the baser1ent Of
the church. which has been com
pleted for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
ALLEGED
SEDUCER
Captured This Morning and
Must Marry the Girl

James Darlington was brought TO
the county jail this morning by Dep.
Nty Qulltcr. Darlington waa
brought Go the justice court two
months ago on the charge 81 having
Feduced a girl from Black Diamond
Darlington at that time promised to
marry the girl, and the case was dis
missed.
10 forgot 90 keep his promise and
Skipped the county, out was recap
tuIea hy Deputy Qullter this morn
ing. Darlington said again that no
would marry the girl. and IN the
presence ~ some Of the deputy ehor-
inH they are 20 be married late this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19

SCORCHER
A Careless Bicycle Rider
Knocks Down Aged Man

John Void, an aged ranchsr living
az Juhnitn, across Lake Washington.
was knocked ssuBeleaH and had his
riEht arm considerably bruised by a
ree AleHH bicycle ecofchsr az the cor
nor ~ Marion and FIRST avenue this
afternoon, The old man was
crossing Fret avenue when the
acorcher came tearing along. heed.
less u life and limb, and smashed
into the feeble granger, sending him
sprswiiug unconscious on the street.
Never even stopping to see whether
No nad killed the man OF not, he
mounted his wheel and rode of
seeking other vlctimA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
Accident 10 Cable

Tho Madison street cable broke iast
night at Third avenue and Madison
street al 10 30 and all cars on the
town end cable were stalled until
~ 30 this morning. whcn the npiic-
lnN of tbs cable WAS cumplrtsd.
The break In the cable WAS caused
by weak spot Ia the wire. whore A
large strand had been torn away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
CAN ship
EITHER WAY
DESIRED

WASHINGTON, u. c., April te.--
The Interstate commerce commission
today, In deciding the orange cases
brought by the Southern California
Ffult Growers association against
the southern Pacific and Santa Pc,
held that the railways have no right
to arbitrarily go against the ship
pePs choice OF routes over which AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
Capt. 0'Brien's Appointment

Capt. John a. O'Brien. a wen
known mariner on the Pacific coast.
has been appointed commander OF
the steamer Eureka of the Globe
Navigation line. Years ago, Cant
OBrien was In command OF the fam
ous Portland bark, Alden Ressis.
sailing between Portland and China
CAPT, O'Brien has been a resident of
Seattle for years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
Smiths In Trouble

iitordsrly conduct Was prevalent
" ne smith family last night. Jack
aha hls VIE we're landed ln tho city
iAu 80 result They became too
h1i.' sf"us Tor Policeman McClurg.
and he arrested them. Fred How
den was locked % az the Same ftp,.
% Keep them company. This MORN
ing they we're released on $40 nan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
Early Nome Sailing

The steamer P0rilandaf the Nga.
ern Commercial line. sails today frr
san Francisco for Nome vts seaftk
She viii arrive here about rext Wed.
nesday and remain here three days
sailing April a for Nome. Ths
Portland carries about % Meme pas
sengers from san Francisco. shs
will probably have close TO II. sane
number booked from Seattle,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
NOME MAIL

The steamer Nome City. whith 10
scheduled 10 sail from Seattle. April
Il. will take mail 10 Nome. g. NJ
chael and proxiFnate offees. ne
mail for river points win be sent 10
it's destination by river stsans1.
Several tons Of second. third ard
fourth class mai for Yukon river
and Central Alaska have aecumuisi.
ed al the Seattle postofice duhls
the winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
WILL LECTURE
AT Y. M. c. A.

Eitweed Pomeroy, president OF the
National Direct LTgIaiatlon league
will lecture tonight at the Y. NJ. G.
4. rooms upon Direct Legislation.
The address IL under the Joint aus
plcea 81 the Economic league Of this
city, and the political club Of the
Y. ~. 9. A.
Mr.. PofneroY IL a commercial trav-
eier and editor Of the Direct Legisia-
ton Record. quarterly magazine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
Get TING
MATERIAL
Divine Attends Divorce Court
Today and Makes Notes

teiian church, spem rho morning in
Judge Grinln court. IN order that he
might see some matrimonial knots
united, and get material for hls SER
mon tomorrow night, which ~ 10 be
divorces
There was a goodly bunch Of them
this n ornlng, and the COURT DOM was
fileI with weeping wives, walllng
children and indignant husbands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
Joe Smith, Editor

The two small daily papers known
az tho Hotel Reporter and the Trav-
eler, have been consolidated. Joe
Smith, a well known newspaper man
or this city will be editor, and the
business end OF the paper viii be
looked after by r.. Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19

Il desired the goods shalt be carried
20 the East
The questions as 60 tho pooling ~
fruit trAfiic and whether the charF-
- assessed are unreasonable was
reserved for further consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
.DECK-HANDS' WAGES
IS NOW THE QUESTION
Other News About the Harbor OF Interest TO Men Who O.
Down TO the Sea in Ships

small increase sought bv A.. -.
hand" viii be grantea. '1
The steamer Dolphin Of Al. a.
ka steamship line sails Tor re r n..-
tonight Win fair passsnger M,
And fun cargo 81 general me-
chhndine. Among the passenger - :.
inE north are Frank BkaKerlfna ~
Dawson trader, y. r. Henley 40 ~
ner " Jack Dalton. and NJ ~
Mrs. Hollis White. s'a
The steamer State Of Wa.hl,..,.
bumped Up against the plling n x.
new fenisr pier last night. brssLs.s
her guard rail and STAYING II r..
state rooms. no one was ingurss "
The steamer City o. Topeka a, "a.
Pacific Coast Company goes ne,ss
tomorrow night. She viii rave
large passenger list.
The steamer Eureka Of the Cha.
Navigation Company sails for II.
Hawaiian Islands on the zist ins,
The steamer Garonne, which ~.
been undergoing repairs al Quaytsr.
master harbOr, came over yesisrSs.
afternoon 20 complete her repalrs 4,
Moran's. preparatory 70 sailing 4.
Nome June !.
The bark Big BONANZA has -.
chartered BY the Puget s0una ~
eific Company 10 carry piles ~
lumber 10 Manila.
The big steamer Californian a n,
American Hawaiian line. arrived 1,
the Arlington pier yesterday fevr
San Francisco. The steamer esrY,ss
no passengers but had some care
The Californian IL a sister shin 4,
the American which sailed from ~,
with a cargo of salmon last 0ctobsr
The Californian viii take on a psr.
cargo Of coal here for the Hawaiian
Islands and viii probably load i'm.
her 80 some other Sound rars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
Minnie Gruel Discharged

Minnie Cruel, charged with steal
ing $3.50 worth of diamonds from
Mrs. Carrie stevens. was this after
noon discharged from custody by
Justice George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
A Rumor Ridlculed

The street rumor OF the proposed
withdrawal Of the Electricians nm
ion from the council is ridiculed bv
members OF the union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
Another Flat Building

Architect Graham has ccm,lste4
plans for a twOrat0ry fat, 10 h
built by j. Henry, AZ Twelfth svenm
and yesier way. The building vii
cost about s7.0ee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
OUT ON n STRIKE

PORTLAND, on. April ia
leather workers strike is on in this
city, caused by the discharge OF
union men. More than 80 men are
cut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19
Miss Gillian SoIolsi

Miss p. Grace Gillian has been en-.
EaEsd a. solo soprano OF TrinitJ
Parish church. commencing tofnor,
rpN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19

Routine business occupied ~ A.
tention OF the Building Trades cr4H-
ell last night at its regular pstkly
meeting. No business Of p1bat
nature was transacted, although Ias
meeting was a long one.
Mayor Humes has received ut.
ter from Mrs. NJ. y. Bowman, Q.
Kansas City, No. asking for infer
nation regarding her son John G
Roxson.
R
Reichert Bros. planes. 10 urica
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19

whether the plants are operated IN.
der municipal ownership or BIZ Pr
waite individuals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-19

Reichert Bros. planes. 10 uriea
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-27

coal has reached this port for the mill.
and Is now being delivered.
The Emmett Rifles will hold fair for
three days I'm their armory on Broadway,
commencing Friday of next week.
Miss Annie Luke OF this place has gone
10 Willimantc Conn. where she has Sc
cured an excellent position.
On Monday the Pocasset mills at
Thornton will begin to run night and
day.
Tomorrow will be known as Rally
Day" at the Plainfield street Baptist
church Sunday school.
Albian Morrison of 50 Gray was badly
bitten by dog owned by Tony Dirosia
of Sc Gray street yesterday afternoon.
The Home Circle held well attended
meeting last evening. when one candi-
date was initiated.
Pride Of the Village Lodge, |. o. o. f.,
NJ. u, will inaugurate their annual SER
les of whist Monday evening.
The j. c. II. T. met in it's hall last
evening and disposed Of considerable
routine business.
John p. Thompson of the firm OF
Thompson Brothers in New York on
business trip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-27
WARREN

Regular church services will be held In
Hopkins ID. Cady will deliver his second
and last address on the subject, "Life
and Times of John Wesley" Mr. Cady
will take up the subject where he left
of last Sunday An s00-candle-power
steropticon will throw illustrated pictures
ing the subjects life. Mr.. Daniel Glad
ding will have charge of the stereopticon.
assisted by Mr.. Charles Brown.
Choir rehearsals will be held in the M.
f.. and st. Mary's churches tonight.
The third and positively thel ast game
ed at Crescent Park Sunday the purse
offered being $500 Both teams will be
composed of an aggregation OF fine play
ers.
Several handsome and ornamental signs
have recently been placed on the front
Of the building occupied and owned by
the Howland a Wheaton company. and
they are attracting considerable favor
able comment from passers by.
The II. A. X. Rugby team opens the
season today on the local grounds with
the Tiger Jrs. OF Providence.
The regular choir OF the NJ. T.. church
will be assisted by local and out OF town
soolists tomorrow morning.
The Ping-Pong club OF this town held
a well attended social and dance I'm In
stitute hall last night. despite the con-
trary weather Music was furnished by
the National Band orchestra, IL pieces
r. T.. Gilbert, prompter
Considerable controversy Is rife as "a
whether or not the schools will be Obliged
90 close on account OF short supply OF
coal. The committee have not yet de.
cided 10 doso. but is most likely that
the schools will be Obliged to close
for a short time.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-27

Mufkins-supposing a fellow was going
10 choose n wife. colonel. how would you
advise him To set about ~
The Colonel shdsld advise him TO se-
lect n little one.
Mufkins--What for7
Tho Colonei-Because when II is dues-
tion OF choice OF evils II Is best TO
choose the least.APhiladelphia Bulletin.