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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26
IOWA STATE BAPTIST
S. s. CONVENTION.
Held Session in Buxton, June Is to
81, Inclusive. There was Large
x Attendance and il Prove to
be . Financial Success.

MORNING sEssIoN-JUNE is.
The convention was called 4
order Thursday morning by Presi
dent Rev. S. Bates of Evans.
Covenent meeting led by Lillian
Jones Of Centerville and Fred Boil,
den Mt. Pleasant.
AFTERNOON Session.
Devotional exercises led by dele.
gate Mrs. livery, Burlington.
Introducing visiting brothers, etc.
EVENING SESSION.
Devotional exercises led by dele
gates, Mrs. Creed Taylor, Colfax
and Mrs. Cottomas of Corinthian
church Des Moines.
Preaching by ]. O. r. Winbush
Des Moines.
MORNING sEssIok-JUNE 70.
Devotional exercises, led by dele
gates, Rev. S. M. Smothers from
Davenport and Ida Turner Of Evans
Reading of letters.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
= = II h asa . Z . i, Il 4 Z
Devotional exercises BY delegates,
Rev. Holmes Ft. Madison and Mis-.
j. @. R. Winbush Of Maple Street
church Des Moines.
Report Of committees.
EVENING SESSION.
Preaching BY NJ. ]. Burton Of
Sioux City.
MORNING sEssIoN--JUNE 70.
Devotional exercises led by dele
gates, miss Wilkineon Of Keokuk
and Z. BoidiLg Of keosauqua.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Devotional exercise led BY dele
gate Mrs. Robinc.te Ottum~a.
Paper, sThe Ideal Superintend-
ent, Z opened BY NJ, j. I'urton.
Five minuets discussion BY delegates.
Preaching bys H. @ cook
SUNDAY MoRNrNG
Devotional exercises led By dele
gates, Mrs. Welch, Muchakinock
and Mrs Addie jenkins Of Saylor. &
Preaching by D. A. Holme.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mass meeting led by 5. NJ.
smothers and Sister |. Bolding.
EVENING SESSION.
Preaching by Rev. s. NJ. Smoth
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26

Mrs. Wm. MASH, one OF our Des
=, ZONES women, but now Of Spokane,
! = ash, arrived last week to visit her
parents, Nj. and Mrs. Curtley 81 East
lyon !. street and her many warm
'llends. Mrs. Mash Is looking we'll
=. sna sne says that now she begins to
'lke the West. Her husband Is ex-
pected 70 be here after the 4tll 81 July
1nu tasy will visit Kansas City and st,
(, soseph, No before returning 10 the
'oeautiful city ofs Spokane. IS
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1903-06-26
orylcl HouRs so i >. ID, 5
Prof =. 3, Brown the Ethiopian
palmist can be seen every night at In
gersoll Park il the palace Of palmistry
North Of the pavilion.
Low RATES WEST.

l Every day the Chicago, Milwaukee &
y. Paul Railway will sell round trip
nckets TO Denver, Pueblo, and Colora.
90 Springs for s2l.e5. Tickets good re.
turning until October 3lst. Stop overs
/ !. g, allowed On divers routes returning.
!. 8 nroug 2 service. Call at City ticket
once 4lo Walnut street for all infor-
nation. =. ],
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PREACHER TELLS FUNNY STORY.
Or. Psrkhurss Narrasss Anseeets Of .
Converted Savage.

pr. farkhurst delivered himself Of
a story In the course Of his sermon
In the Madison Square Presbyterian
church at S-~ York on rcevni Saa.
day. This IL the story:
'Aa African chief b-cam. converted
and moved To London. shrrc he ~ose
fashionable clothes and behaved Ia
every way as an IrrrpFoachabie man.
One day he ~as sisins lecture in a
church on the advantages of a peace
full. civilized life. Ills collar did not
NJ veil. and In attempting TO adjust is
he tore orrn tho suttanhoic.
The ripping shirt hand brought
back all his old sa,aEcry. and he
shouted out that civilization vas all q
sham. and he wished he ~as back In
his old life. whrrrupon he pulled OF
his collar. his coat aud trousers and
anaily stood In tho sarb of the un.
adorned savage. Then he set afe 10
the church and took to the woods
III his but,onhois had been . little
stronger added Dr. Parkhurs,. ''he
would probably have remained an ire
proachahlc man the res, spf his life.
That. the way with much OF our
civilization and virtue. A very small
thing will reveal the real conditions =
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p.neunssa BY o,ina Woman.

A dramatic scene was enacted in a
dinsy room of New York Eas, Side
tenement, where an aged woman In
her dying moments Identified Patrick
Shea as the murderer Of William Nc.
Mahoa. The crime vas committed
LAS, May. and was a typical Cherry
Hin murder. Shea escpacd and after
a long chase was run down in Phila.
delphia. Mrs. Catherine Brown. who
had known Shea from childhood. was
the only witness. and she could not 60
to court, so the court wen, to her.
Propped up by pillows. she told the
magistrate that she saw Shea, who
stood manscied beside the bed. walk
up behind Mcmahon and deliberately
shoot him down. Cross-csaminstioa
failed to change her statements. and
she finished by ruundly denouncins
Shea.
Your mother she exclaimed. shak.
ing her head at him. was a decent
woman. lie on; never want To see
you again"
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on his shoulder and spoke to him

on his shoulder and spoke to him
sharply.
Lie down." he said. "man. and
listen to us. We give You the choice.
You shall have from now till to-mor.
row morning to consider; after that
will be too late. Choose one of two
alternatives: Remain Just where you
are, from sheer stubbornness and die.
for die you must II you persist In
this. and In such slow. torturing man
ner as you cannot comprehend. or
comply with our wishes that may
doubtless be painful at first. and
may even end fatally-I place 1t all
before you. holding back-but with
ten chances to one OF your recovery
and long life"
Johnsons face lost Its defiance and
cunning: 1t grew livid and paled to n
deathly hue. His sinister eyes were
fixed on the Doctors face with an
expression OF cowardly terror In them.
His brothers. ht OF violent temper he
could meet with equal force. but DR..
Dunwiddie's voice and manner bore
as much weight as his words which
which the man was unused to hearing.
and which therefore impressed him
more than they might have done other
wise. full OF meaning and warning as
they were.
He lay among the pillows with his
face turned TO the wall. motionless
as though he were already dead. his
sinewy right hand ciutched the COW
ering long after his brother and the
doctors left. not knowing that through
the half open door Dolores. from the
outer room. was wat,h him with
a face set as his own. her hands
clasped passionateiy. her lips shut
close to still the cry that rose from
her heart. that found words only In
u new. wild. inarticulate prayer.
God. whom I know not. forgive
him-forsivc him"
But there was not n trace OF this
emotion upon her face or In her man.
ncr as she stood. a day or two after.
at the west window OF the library nt
Judge Green's. the soft brown dress
Dora had fitted for her. falling grace.
fully around her. She held back tho
lace draperics with one arm leaning
against the casing OF the large French
window. and looked like a picture. no
quiet she stood. flushed from the light
OF the sunset above.
Dora was sitting upon tho ottoman
at her feet. her delicate face raised
To the face above her. Dora said
she could sit forever at Dolores feet
and watch her. Dolores face was a
study of which one would never tire.
which one must study Ia understand.
which one could never fully under.
stand.
Ito be con,inucd.)
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CHAPTER Xxx.
A sudden Message.

Man aiive.~ exclaimed tsrmusi
johnson as he stood brsid. his brother
one morning. with Dr. Dunwidaic and
Dr Grey. sSpiainins to him a plan by
which they hoped TO benefit his condi.
ton and hasten his recovery. Man
alive. jos,~ exclaimed the cxcitabis
little man. ,hFustinz his hands into
his pockets. his forid face growing
redjsr. his eyes sparkling with indig-
nation. Have you NO sense at ailr
Have you no pride. no common arnbI.
ton to &C, vellT To make success
Of lifct Would you rather lie here.
growing less and less capable Of any.
thing. like an iadoleut tramp. and
Keep on suffering straight, ahead for
years maybe. when by perfect care In
this hospital. or inarmary. or what.
ever II is. in the city something may
be doae for you. and you would be
set up like a new man ready for any
position and to build up as good a
home as any faau livins7 Why. great
Scptt. Joe Johnson. u you are my
brother and the urly one I've got. I
must say I'd be ashamed to own you
u you refuse
The invalid was growing excited also.
He struggled up to sitting position.
half reclining on his right arm. and
glarpi at his brother as an iufuriated
animal at hay.
"Erd he nu,hin' new Of ye was
'shamed O me- he cried. the veins of
his forehead swelling like cords. his
small eyes siittering like serpents.
"Et's no morn ye've done all Jer life
scuce yer runned away ter make yer
money a.mauy year ago. We left er
folks ter starve fer all't ye've done
fer en-. tell just now when ys KEN
hyar ter eiOat uwver me. may be
'thout yer style ~ sense. Lem John.
sing. but hev got ther common sense
{ ken tell beans when sees EN-. We
needn't make outen { ye don't know
what means wells do. or them as
I hev lived hyar sence theys horned
/ An theys Ken tell't ye left us thou,
nothin' an outen yer life tell jest
now whent sin't no use; an es long
es I've got breath 'nouEh left ter tei1't,
L III Jest say this An amt goin' ter
/ he put in no horsepital neither where
Teller ken stay forever. an folks'd
never know but he's dead an buried
stead o Twin locked up in a cell like
a criminal an kept thyar an never
let out Mebby ct do run in thes
family ter be shef'less an nc count
but hev es good sense es ye hev
Lem johnsing. an ] amt ter be tom
fooled like woman"
DIR. DunwIddie laid his strong hand
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M,sea's CHART Is MISSING.
Paper Showing Location Of Buried
Wealth Suddenly o'ssppsars-

Tho rrc-a, settlement, and dis'ribu'
ton Of the estate loft by Joseph Co
nasscr. a n,issf. has again SO, th" pco
pl~ Of Whitman twashal county Eticss'
Ing as to ~ha, became OF a chart
showing III. ieeatiea of various places
where conatscr had buried his money.
Jus, before death cosa,scr gave Thos.
krycs. his closest friend. plat which
contained a number Of marks. dots
and figures. and pointins from the
window Of his cabin, showed th" spot
where much money ~as buried. He
asked kcycs To dis II up. and IN an
old tin can the latter found $50 In
gold coin. conaisrs gave kcyrs TO
understand tha, each spo, on the chart
marked a place where the coin ~ss
concealed.
When 4, vas found necessary TO
move the old man TO a hospital this
chart and his other papers ~cFe scwcd
inside Of constsrr's vest After his
death all the papers were turned over
to the court. with the exception of the
chart.
The mystery which surrounds the
lost chart may never be explained. and
the aceumulatious OF Joseph Couatsrr.
the Sunset miser. may remain buried
forever.
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LIFE OF KING ALFONSO.
Young Monarch Becoming Popular
With His Subjects.

Young Monarch Becoming Popular
With His Subjects.
The young king OF Spain IL daily
making himself more popular In San
Sebastian. which may DO regarded -
tho summer capital OF Spain. Rising
very early. he goes down from Mira.
mcr palace before s To San Sebastian
beach for q swim. Ho takes long
rides In tho valleys and across IN.
highlands Of the basque country with.
out an escort. but he IL always In
uniform and ia accompanied by t~o
aids dceamp and t~o palace servants.
lie takes great pleasure In returning
the sain'os Of tho p~ssansry. AZ mid.
day the tinE attends To state business
~i,h tho minister for foreign affairs.
Before lunch he gives audiences and
generally rides again In the afternoon.
OF drives HE o~n fourin'hand with
Queen Christina and his sisters sit.
ting behind hin. Hr takes an inter.
es; In yachting. in tho rowing boat
races In the bay and In pigeon shoot.
Ing. lie is already a good shot and .
keen sportsman. Tn. fiasques arc
pleased To sec him Interested In their
national ball game. styled ''jaeso de
pciota.-
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Satisfied Ali Arnund.

A Philadelphia wrote recently 10
th" department Of public safety com.
planning about the barking of dogs in
the vicinity Of his home. The com.
plant was referred to the police lieu.
tenant Of the district. and he made a
report. In this report the lieutenant
wrote that the dogs are not noticed
so much now. as the change in wealth.
er has caused people to close their
windows and thus escape much Of the
barking. lie concluded his report in
this manner: THE person who com.
planned was sick when he wrote to the
department. Since then he has died.
and his widow has no complaint to
make"
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BY JEAW TE LVDL Vk1
Anlhe, ~ n a ciri'. Mtr.,." Efe.

with Johnson. but mainly to see how
he bore his afiliction and to know for
themselves how much better on that
girl of Johnson's was. since her faith
er's brother Lemuel-he who left the
settlement years beforehand returned
Many an hour In the wide. low room
at the tavern. or beside the door OF
an evening. they discussed Johson's
condition. and freely expressed their
doubts and Views as to his recovery
In spite OF DIR. Dunwiddic's assertion
to the contrary. While DIR. Dunwiddle.
over In the town among his friends at
Judge Green's. also discussed John.
sons condition. and decided with them
that II was time something was done.
and done speedily. or II would be too
late.
Spare no palms nor expense. Dun
widdie." urged Lemuel Johnson. pacing
mp and down the pleasant parior at
Judge Green's. his hands ciasped be.
hind him. his fiorid face and kindly
eyes full OF anxiety. -Joe's got won
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o,.i,.. co,s,,s Man. p,,..,s.

Rev. =. Timo,he Tiee. the presidiar
elder Of Methods, district on Lpsx
Island. has made contract for a
house on one of the most fashionable
avenues of Richmond Hiii. a fashins.
able suburb Of brooklyn. lie paid
500 down and Is TO take title 10 tie
place. which he vili occupy with bis
family. The residents Of the rcsiua
do no, relish his presence among thea
and have cBdeavpred 10 bribe him 10
make his home elsewhere. but he stub.
soruly refuses. The cause of the ops
position TO his occupancy Of the house
in question is that Mr.. Ticc is of Af.
rican extraction.
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dcrful constitution: always did have:
AinSvs like steel when wc ser. young.
stcrs. This Iiin@ss has been heavy to
bring him down so. Surely there IL
some way of has,oning his recovery.
and No must md il-you must fnd i,.
Hes got Ia have a fair ehane. for a
piae. in life. comfortable. like other
men. and not rad II all that way.
Why. lis death In iif. over yoader.
It's buried In grave large enough to
turn around In. but II isn't life. No
wonder he's lost all ambition staying
there with everybody around him
duil.r and more iis,iess than he. CT.
erp,lnE OF course Dolores. She's q
body one ~ouidn't meet always. Joe
doesn't appreciate hor because he's
incapable OF judging gu, OF such a
batch Of comrades as hos got there.
Tha, i.odIc's a good enough sort of
fnan-tnahc an intriiisrnt maa II he
had a chancc-hut. my po~cfs' such
a life for man or woman. Where I
uas born. Too. and M, school house
or church In the place. and my osn
brothers child ignorant of even the
ea,echlsm ur the rsisiraeo Of God
Do your best for him. Duaviaaic:
never mind the cost. Moacy ls moth.
Ina compared to a life worth iisiaT.
You start him ua with isir show OF
strength. and III do tho rest. Hes
the only Kin ! have in the ~oFld-he
and the Eiri-and tn. Lord knows
there isn't man ia t.s world Who
vsaidnt do all he could fpr such.
In. noEar'
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Victor, ou. 10 Los, Key.

An amusing incident occurred at
cushasea during some landing msueu.
vcrs which were being carried out by
the German fleet.
An advsrsary's fleet was supposed
TO be attempting TO force the entrance
TO the Elbs. which was defended by
troops on shore. The nrst attack OF
che enemy had been repulscd dur.
ing a severe storm. The troops on
shore retired TO their bivUiac. and to
protect the rifles from the rain.
which was eomss Gown in torrents.
they locked them - Ia small wooden
house.
Suddenly the alarm sounded. out on
rushing to get their weapons the hey
Of the house was not to be found.
When after considerable delay. the
rifles were distributed, It was found
that the enemy had forced the en-.
trance and thus gained the victory
London Mail.
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Train Girls for Domestic Service,

sorely tried housekeepers in New
York and vicinity hope great things
from a newly started movement for n
servants guild whose main object will
be to thoroughly train acceptable girls
for the duties of domestic service.
Mrs. Russell Sage has been especially
prominent in the movement. In her
view the chief trouble in keeping good
servants lies usually with the mis-.
trcsscs. who are inclined TO be incon
sIderate siayedrivers. The title OF
the new organization Is to be the
women's Domestic guild.
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love Is the natural affection between
man and woman that has It's founda'
ton In tho desire To pcrpc,uate tho
race. That's love. but oh. how many
there are today Who marry with diff
fcrcnt thoughts In their minds"
For a few mIau,es the old man
seemed lost IN rcy.rics OF years Ions
gone.
did tell you that I agree with
Rooscvclt's views on the marriage
question: he asked. Ills thoughts
meet mine exactly.
Love often comes at firat sight ho
continued. with my hrst wife l, did.
II Is not always. though. that this
feeling comes at FIRST sight. hut love
comes as soon as the man and woman
arc well acquainted. II they love each
other they do no, have TO keep CON.
pany for years TO and IL out
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States nothing but a waste track OF
rocky isolated pfumontosics.
The controversy ccntercd upon Can.
ada's effort TO acquire an outlet 10 tho
sea. the assertion being that tho titus.
so o'iiri,ish treaty OF iS:s fscd tho
boundary line as mentioned by them.
They also said that tho iaieta less
than six miles wide In tho disputed
territory belonged 10 them.
Tho Portland Canal O. Channel.
which Ia by the decision OF the com.
mission given 10 Canada. ia an import.
an, point because u grants to that
country thc desired cxi: TO the sea
The United States is conceded con.
troll Of the Lynn ncanai-posscssioa OF
which vas chiefly desired by England
because Of the rich mining towns OF
Dyca. the port Of cHtry: skas~ay.
White Pass and Lake Bennett. stu.
a;ed aians Its banks and within easy
access Of the sea. Il is In and atuvne
this section tina; the rich gold deposits
arc located.
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Lorin farr. head OF this iarscat fam.
lily in the world. bitterly opposes toe
theories advanced by ID. a. e. Cotton.
dean OF Rush Medical College. Chi
easo. that love Is disease due TO n
mierobe.
AIR. farr has had six wives. 70 chill.
drcn. :5t grandchildren and 20 rrcat.
grandchildren. He has seen his $50
or more descendants married and
bearing children. and then. too. his
experience rs the husband Of six
wives. and living with all at tn. same
time. makes him an authority on the
question of love.
There IL no hnc Rpra mysticism or
sentimental poetry In III. mind Of this
father OF thirty children. His
definition Of love vas unmss'akably
plain.
"iovc:" he said. wi,hou, hesitation.
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WAS WIFE OR whisky.
Elliott Chose the Whisky and the wife
Thereupon Got q Divorce.


Thereupon Got \ Divorce.
Mrs. Cyrus Elliott told the circuit
Judge at Macon. Mo-. why she wanted
h separation from her husband.
Most honorable Judge" she said.
~ love that man as well ns ! do my
own live. and I've put uP with him for
Twenty years.
Time and again he signed pledge
., quit drinking. only To break It.
When sober he's the best man that
'escr lived. When drunk. he's the
worst.
AT las, I determined to settle II
once for all. so; a pint of tho best
whisky l could md and put Il on the
table.
-.cy.' I said, there's a bottle of tho
stun that's ruined you. II cost mo
81. Nov. you can choose which you
want worst-that bottle OF whisky or
nc
Judge. IL was a hard proposition.
Tho tears went TO his eyes. and hc
began 10 shake. said nothing. Ito
looked at me and thea hunsrliy at tho
whisky.
Ills lips moved. but hc didn't speak.
II was too much for him. Ho reached
for the bottle with trembling hand.
pulled out the cork and tho hcli'nrc
Sarsicd down his throat.
Then left him-and for good"
Tho woman sot a divorce. They
have several Grown children and arc
in good circumsiaaecs.-Sc~ York
Sun
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buy. i.l.na 70, Thirty Cents

Senator John Z. iox. Harrisburz.
Pa. owns an island in the susqus
hanna river. opposite tina, city. which
was purchased for thirty cents. The
island was formed by the gradual
accumulation Of sand and ailuviai de-
posit. II contains one acre and forty.
four perches. Senator Fox aied a
formal claim for IL. and the fnterna,
Affairs department, has decided tha,
the property is his. The price paid
under the Law was the regulation
thirty cents. The senator will shortly
take steps TO make extensive improve.
ments on his new holdings.
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NOTHING MUCH TO LIFT
irishmsn ss~ Little TO struggle 70,
In the Americas cup.

irisnmsn ss~ Little 10 struggle for
In the Americas Cup.
A crowd stood outside TiFany's
window a, broadway and Seventeenth
street. where the Americas cup is
displayed in glass case. says a New
York exchange.
Il wonder u this IL the real cup or
Just a rppruiuction-- one lady said
inuuIrinsiy to another.
Real" was the reply. Don't you
see the card, Americas Cup. won by
the yacht America at coves. tsis Of
Wight. England. August IS. 1851 IL
has KEEP; beautifully. hasn't it7''
An trishman came up.
What's thatr-' he asked. crpwding
up TO the window.
That's the cup Sir Thomas is try.
ing 10 lift" a bystandcr answered.
The irishman looked hard a, the
base. the chased and engraved buig.
ing center and the long neck with
handle opposite duck.bili lip
AN is that the gruvier they're
raisin' all this fuss aboutr- he asked
cuutemptuousiy. Faith. I'm surprised
at I.ipton. There's plenty better on
the other side
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Mveb Money for New yo,L

Mr.. Livingston. commissioner Of
public works in New York. contends
that under an old ordinance the space
under stoops may be regarded as vault
space. for which the city may collect
a penalty of 800 in each case. max.
ing total of ss.o0c.0oo or $4,000. 600.
A suit Is threatened against prom.
inent builder and II 1t is started will
serve as test case. II is estimated
that between 10000 and 10000 resi-.
dences in New York are affected by
this contention
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cen MiIe. an ON M.ana,e.

Oficiai announcement Is made In
New Orleans that all the vast HosE.
Svayne interests in Louisiana and
Texas. together with those controlled
by Gen. Nelson A. Miles. are TO be
combined in one. Thereby the general
will become an oil masnate. Since his
retirement from the army Gen. Miles
has passed the greater part Of his
time in the southwest. where he and
his associates have acquired large
oil land holdings.
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svSurbs, Foresiob,.

The citizen Of Drearyhurst was
showing his visitor through the spa
cious garden in the rear Of the house.
over there" he said. pointing with
his cane. ia the turnip patch.'
you mus; he good deal fonder Of
turnips than I am" commented the
visitor.
"oh. We don't use them on the
table, his host replied. we raise
them to throw at the neighbors'
chickens. They're cheaper than coal. .
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n,o,areh Has No Ear for Music.

Considerable surprise was manifest.
ed in Paris over the fact that the king
of italy did not applaud when Presi.
dent Loubet took him TO the opera
there. Parisians did not seem to know
that their distinguished guest does not
care rap for music or poetry. King
Victor Emmanuel takes his pleasure
on horseback or in an automobile. He
is also fond Of military ilfs. Ssing q
rigid disciplinarian.
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JOHN rne sApr,sr DEFIANT.
ssM.ssyiss Prophet osnevness oewis
a. Q eAksr.

John tho baptist H.. no~ In Se~
York. claims 10 DO the real prophet.
and declares Do~i- ID only . fatcr.
not having been called to tho work
IL tho right way.
The scif.ssyird prophet gives his
name as John Hoop and vent 10 New
York from Minnesota for the sole puf.
pose of showing up Do~ie. iic dc.
eiaFpd that he had done so In Chi.