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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-21
. Secretary Hays Estate.

& NEW YORK, October 20-John Hay.
late Secretary OF State who died at
his summer residence at Newbury, NJ IL,
on July 1st last. left in this State per.
sonal property consisting Of securt ties o.
the value Of 1862 ,3la 81. To have a judi.
cial appraisement OF his property here
Mr.. Hays sons-in-law, Payne .NVhitney
and James W. yvadsworth, Jr,, have Pc.
gun proceedings In the surrogate's Court
to have the value OF the property assess
ed, SO that the State tax may be ascer-
#talned and paid.
The matter will be brought to the atten-
ton of Surrogate Fitzgerald IN day
or two. The executors are represented
by Carter. Ledynrd and h1llburn. ana they
show that Mr., Hay was possessed OF
$500 shares OF the capital stock OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company Of
the market value Of s2aa,125, and go shares
OF tho capital stock OF the American
Telegraph and Gable Company, worth
q s22, gas. sjs4s,l,
There was also to his credit balance
Of $6,bs28l on deposit with the Metropol-
itan Trust Company. Surrogate Fitzger-
aid will be asked to sign an order fiSing g
the tax. "a
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At Latonia Track r; c:

CINCINNATI. o., October 20 Il ! al .atonin
summaries: II
First race--six furlong Censor5( 2o to y
first Room Mate 90 TOD second. Topic
Otto y third. Time, 10.
Second race-rnile and seventy yards
Careless (21 to y first, Kleinwood g to 81
second, Mamie Algol az to y third Tine line
1850 3-5. s9S az 3s "
Third race-one 1nile-Dleber 6 to y
first, Interlight 90 to y second. Neode-
sha (6 to y third. Time, 4 ~ 40.
Fourth raco-six furlongs--sld silver ~
70 Is frst, Knowledge 60 to p second. Coz
VIVA 40 to y third. Time, 1910 3-5.
Fifth receive and half furlongs--
Girl I'll to 81 first, Floss @ to s.
second, Just I. q to- y third. Time. 1:12 10
Sixth race nil Ell onochord g to y
first, Prestige (15 to ~ second, Berinthia
lQ3 to y third, Time. 4 1:4S ~.
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MONEY CAPTURED
BY THE FAV0R|TES.
Three Won the Stakes Yesterday
On the Jamaica
Track.
A DEMAND FOR MUD RUNNERS
Woodsaw, Who Was Heavily
Played, Failed to Win Garden
City Stakes.

(By Associated Press)
NEW YORK, October 2o.--Mud-runners
were In demand at Jamaica to-day and
three fayorites won. The Garden City
Selling Stakes, tho feature OF the card,
resulted In the defeat 81 the heavily
played favorite Woodsaw. Summarized:
First race-six urlongs-LocAnvar Is
to y first, Robert eco to y second, Elmer
gency q to q third. Time, 1:14.
Second race--lnile and sixteenth
Spring g to lo) first, Jocund Is to y soc
ond. Cedarstrome GO to y third. Time.
1:4I 1-5. &
Third raco-nve and a half furlongs-
Lotus % to 10y first, vi o. 90 to % second.
Yalagal 40 to ~ third Time, 1:C7.
Fourth race--The Garden City Stakes;
milo and acknowledgements g to y
first, D'Arklo 6 to - Gsecond, Oarsman
* to u third. Time, AS.
Fifth race-inilo and o sixteenth Baron
Tshor &c to 81 first. Lndale g to y sec
,ond, Samuel II. Harris g to y third
Time. LEO %. & ii 4 % "
Sixth receive and half firlongs--
Caprice e to y first, Hammeraway q to
y second, Peeping Tom q to % third.
Time, 100 rs. N Fl
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ters, kilograms, etc, approving his posi-
ton in this matter; I, likewise, am daily
4 II. receipt OF numerous letters from peo-
I pie throughout the State condemnlng his
position.
Dr. Darlington wishes to know whether
saving Is not made by the institute
out OF what Is called "the food fund. /"
There is no such fund as the food fund"
The accounts Of tho commlssary depart
ment embrace supplies. fuel, lights, wages
Of employees board Of cadets, and
board Of certain officers and en-
ployees, and the cost OF food sup
Piled to the cadets. not being kept sepa-
rate. cannot DO stated. do know that
the cost Of the commissary department.
y for tho same approximate number OF
cadets was great deal more for the
year 19o4-'5. than It had been for the
Same number OF cadets in any prior re-.
cent year, and know further, that the
expenditures Of this department have
been sufficient to furnish the cadets an
ample supply OF proper food
INDIFFERENT AS TO HIS OPINION.
aware that, DR.. Darlington is regarded
Or. Darlington refers once iorE twice
in his letter to my being guilty Of un-
necessary bad taste, or of bad taste, In
my communication. This may or may
rot be a Just criticism, but am not
as n expert in asnch mat ters u or as he
ARBITBR EIBGANTIARuME IN his
community Under the circumstances, his
opinion on a question OF taste Is q matter
OF Indifference to me. III
In closing, j feel 1T my duty to say
that the Board OF Visitors Of the Vlr-i
ginia. Military. Institute have done, and
are dong as rapidly MS practicable all
that can be done to better the conditions
Of food at the Virginia Military Insti-
tute; that 1T Is not, and probably never
Will be, such that complaints Will not be
made OF It. Complaints arc always
made Of food at boarding houses !, and
colleges-son,etlmcs justly, sometimes
not The board proposes, SO far rs i
know and believe, to go on doing Its
duty in its own way and as 1t deems
best. 5GsS. IS
Dr.. Carrlngtol's last question is.
when does the board propose to cease
passing resolutions. and begin to cor
rect the unsatisfactory food conditions
which they admit exist at the institute 2"
In the light Of what DR.. Darlington
knows the board is doing, this appears
To be an intentional and groundless res
Election upon the board. do not know
what the hoard will in future do about
anything; am only one member tt.a
know that the board will do sgwh ~ W
considers It's duty;51 know that the board
has taken proper steps to have defective
conditions remedied, and ! know that.
the board will continue to have such
conditions Improved, as far as 1T can,
until they are satisfactory. I think that
the board is n better Judge than Dr.
Darlington Of what its duty IS. 3, 55
The Governor OF VIRGINIA Is the in-#
spector Ex- OFFICIO of the Virginia Mil
ttary Institute, and the board Is, of
course. answerable to him as such, but
I know OF no authority for DR.. Carr
rington's undertaking to exercise the
Functions OF tho Governor in this re-
spect.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
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FREDERICK RANKEN DEAD
Author Of III appyland' succl1mbs
to Attack Of Typhoid Fever.

Author OF 'f1appylalIlltQ oucC4!1l lAs
to Attack Of Typhoid Fever.
FIG NEW Y DIRK. October 2o.-Just IS he
was entering a brilliant career as q
writer OF llbrettos for which he had
been preparing for years, Frederick Ran
KEN the author OF Happy land '' y was
stricken by death. In the pine OF his his
life, being a little moro than thirty
years old, he succumbed to an ATTACK Of
typhoid fever which for several czys
had kept him I'M his apartment In the
Victoria, No. sl1 West Ninety-seventh
street. IN r is
sRanken came from Troy, N. =. He
devoted many years to tho writing OF
slibrettos for light opera, and had met
with only fair success until the pres l'
tation Of "Happyland," which brought
him to the front rank in that art. IIe
had Just signed contract with Reel
maid dc Koven which was to last FIVE
years, with option OF renewal. and pro-
&yided for the turning out Of at least one
comic opera every year.
Some Of his l!brettos are: 1.-THE Ameerr1
for Frank Daniels; The Smuggl ers. for.
the Bostonians. and Tho Jewels Il Q. OF
"A sIa," for James T.. Powers.
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Illinois, 23;8 Massachusetts

(SpecIaI to The Times ID tspatch,l
4 NEWPORT NEWS, VA. October q, n,
At Fort Monroe to-day, the football team
from the pattleshlp Illinois defeated tina
bluejapkats from the Massachusetts to the
tune of 90 to o. A3large crowd ot8specta-5
tors witnessed the game @ q,
Tomorrow morning the Iowa and Al III
5bama teams will meet at the fort and li,
the afternoon the tars from the Kearys
sarge and kentucky VII contest for hon.
ora onithe checkerboard, 81
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VIRGINIA Post,11as1ters.

ma (Frnm Our Regular Cores pon eHt. 49, s.
Il 3yyAsHINGro D. G., October 20
Virginia Postmnsters appoint d-Hiacks;
water Lee county, Arthur wits. ylca
Robert Blessing, removed; Glamorgan.S
Wise county pemlng r, Bishop, ylcnl
r, I. Kllgore, resigned i6 s9 s|
John a. fy'asn appointed feguiar.
Robert RI. Garden substitute rural carrlers
route 2. at Charlotte Courthouse. Va, q ssl
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Richrnonders in New York.
Especial to The es-pispateh.S

Especial 70 The 'IlmesrD ~
", Poe; Earlington-yE AZ schaaf and
wife Albert s. Hut2ler; Grand C y. II I,.s
I.ar,ls, s. Reed; Fifth Avenue Misx az
II. Arents; Herald SllarerH. q. Huchp
anan; Murray Hlll--c, y. Smith
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ONE WAY coLoNIsTs' RATES,
Via Chicago Great Western RaIIw

Via Chicago Great Western Railway,
to points Ia Arizona, California, Colo-
RADIO, Idaho Montana. Nevada. Oregon,
Utah. washington. Alberta and British
COLUMBIA. Tickets ON sale September
For further Information apply to w. nj,
II, p, A., 521 Bouyse Build
Ing, Philadelphia. ia. n.
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Extra Cotton Rep ort.
. (BY Assoclated Press,

WARRINGTON D. g. October q. - M
extra cotton report Is to be issued by
tho Department OF Agriculture Noyenl-3
Der 10th. which will show the visible
supply up to November LIST. Secretary
Wilson has decided on this plan to meet
tho complaint OF cotton planters that this
interim between the October and Dos
cember reports Is too long. ji3s
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STATE LEAGUE.
Prominent Baseball Men Will,
Meet at Murphy's II otel.

Tho prospect for a State League here;
next season appear to be very bri ghtg
and with this end in view several or
the most enthusiastic supporters OF the
National game will meet next Tuesday
night In Murphy's Hotel. The plans
for the league will be discussed and reps
resentatives from various cities IA Vir-sss
GINA will be present Newsport News
Norfolk, Richmond and Petersburg on
tho Eos tern vclrclSt, and Lymchburz.#
Danville and Roanoke on the the West
ern side. will have epresen tn tiycs5 lat Il tlaa
meetings. The protection from The Ma
itional Baseball Association has heents
guaranteed to the managers Of the State
League. E4{f a4 SIT Il {sy4 8Ssl sl W
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VETERANS' re-
UNION, iPETERsRuRG, VA

VERY LOW RATE VIA SOUTHERN
ig ,s}s {G RAlLWAY.,
On, October esd. cath and 25tl,. South
ern Railway will sell tickets from all
points on Its lines In Virginia to Peters
burg and return at one fare. plus twenty
five cents for the round trip,
For VETERANS IN UNIFORM, trav-
cling In parties of ten or more. on one
ticket. one cent per mile each way for
the round trip. VIII ss t
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follower HILL"
Butter makes friends everywhere,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

~ mo NOITCE y = n TIE TO U-'S'
PULLMAN RESERVATIONS, NEW
YORK sLEEPER, HI F. 6 IF. r. b.
I'm TRAIN 40, SUNDAYS,
& Commencing October a2d. on Sundays
only, tho diagram for Jersey City sleeper.
train 40 leaving Richmond sos 7. NJ.
VIII be at office OF the Pullman Company,
telephone No. So1s, from 900 A. M, 70
1900 noon, and thereafter at ticket Of
flee, Byrd Street Station. On week days
the diagram will be at tho Richmond
Transfer Company until $3.50 r. NJ. and
thereafter at byrd Street ticket office,
w. +. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager.
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No. 9sa Park Ayo,, Richmond, Va.
r f5t October 10, 1906.

Dr, John n. Upshur, City:79-7 " VA a
well Ellett's statement of how no ap-
nroa ched this matter with Cadet Captain
snead, YOU Will see how the whole thing
made made the error Of lntroduoing mo u as rop-
resenting the board. i said at the ness
thall table shat Intended 70 report tho
condition Of AFFAIRS to you CDR. upshur) !;
that such food was served, and I presume
that Is how CAPTAIN Snead got the I'm
preston that was doing something at
your request.
gs Yours very truly, AT
cfiAs, y. DARLINGTON, U
Tho above letters explain themselves; ~
'' 3I8 y. N, UPsHus,
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F. NJ. CONNER,
JOHN FINDERS, 3is N
Special Commissioners. Il

Tho bond required OF the special CONS
missioners by the foregoing decree has
been duly given.
K Teste:
5l c. o. sAvILLE, Clerk.
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Dr. CharlesEy, Darlington, City:
My Dear Doctor.-In Mr.. Hamllton's ro-
ply to your second letter, published In the
News Leader of this date. Is n sworn
deposition OF Cadet First Captain snead.
in which he uses this languages: while.
at dinner he CDR Carrlngton) told us that
DR.. Upshur. n member OF the board. had
requested HIM Or, Carringtonl to Inspect
the food. ] was much surprised 70 see
this statement, and write to ask II Mr..
Snead has correctly quoted YOU I would
remind you that You never discussed the
food at the institute with me. until after
aware OF the fact that you were going to
Lexington until after your return. Fur
would not have arrogated to myself the
authority to make such q request, This
sworn statement Of Mr., Snead's puts me
In an equiyocnl position with tho board,
and your categorical answer will very
much obllge me. Thanking YOU In adj
vance for the courtesy Of a prompt reply,
lam, Very respectfully yours.
i s3s q estsf5f j. N, JJPSHJJR, 4
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BY N. w. Bowe & Son. q
REAL, ESTATE AUCTIONEERS. 3I
SALE OF THAT CTIVE and
SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENC E d M .ss
S15 EAST LEIGH STREET, With
"A VACANT. LOT ADJOININGtaITs
ON THE WEST, AT AU CTION.3 n;

housekeeping. we Will sell. BY public auc-s!
ton, on the premises, on Sl sss
8 MONDAY, OCTOBER %, 1905, M
at o'clock P. NJ, the desirable residence
above referred to, containing, besid en- an
unfinished basement, two parlors, 6dininB-,
rooms, Kitchen, laundry and several largo
closets, There is hat and cold water .n
the house. and good bath and Closets. The
rooms Il are large and we'll vent llateds$
and the halls are Z generous For
residence purposes this is a most attrac-S
tive property. at tho same time adml tting
OF judlcious sub-dlvi sion of the broad and
fairly deep lot. upon which two or more
other houses can be built. 54s55 SsS
y TERMS: Liberal and at sale q
INV. OWE 8 SON, Sys5i
Oct Is 1710,21 e, %, fgSAuctioneerB.sit $
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A Card From DR.. Upshur.

Editor Of The Times D spntch:
b Slr,-In tho reply OF Mr.. Hamilton to
Dr. Carrlngton's, second letter, a deposit
ton of Cadet First Captain Snead Is III
position. Will you kindly publish tho
following letters, that 7 may. be placed
in the proper altitude towards my col-
Military Institute. desire to state once
for ali that I am In perfect accord with
them. We insist that we appreciate cons
ditlons MS they exist, better than anybody
outside can, and propose to do our full
duty to the best Of our ability.
2lO W. Grace st.. Richmond. Va.
Il Oct 49, 1905.
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AUCTION SALES Future Days
BY N. w, Bowe e. Son,
REAL. ESTATE AUCTIONEEI1S.
COMMISSIONERS SALE Il
OF
THAT LARGE VlAREH0Us An
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER @
CARY AND TyvENTT-SECOND 4 8 "
STREETS, FRONTING 80
FEET, AND NOW OCCU.
PIED by TIiT RI CHI
MONO LEATHER
Z ~ 5Sz MFG. co.
.UCTIoN SALES, Future Days

Court Of the city OF Richmond, entered
Oct. Is, 1905, In the suit OF .GreanersE
executors VS.. Greaner ct ais, y we Will
sell, by public auction, on the premises,
= WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20, 1905,
at 1 O'clock P. NJ. the valuable ware-
house pr operty above referred to, fronting
So feet on the south side o e. Cary Street
and running back l25 feet to Dock Street,,
provenients consist OF two large brick
warehouses. which are now under rental
until August |. 1906 to the RlchriotidF
Leather Manufacturing Coz, at the rate
this sale Is to be made. The excollentS
railroad communications enjoyed by this
property. there being spur tracks both on
Dock and Cary Streets, render 1t valua-
Bile for general purposes. s ss
TERM s.: Cash. N ,i.sl
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were three gentlemen present at the time
OF this conversation and to one OF them
he made exactly the same statement
{Caps mine) Dr. Darlington Is clearly
IN error on this point as appears from
n letter Of his to the superintendent,
dated August %, 1901. which is as fol-
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+ my duties, rs ftSt captain In charge Of the
mess hall. are to enforce tho following rcgu-
lations with respect to visitors to tho mess
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l ~. y psnur. ne iDr. Carringtonl being con-
Sssnsd5 : sSsSf r sa1TnE s. faasss
r. sutherland was duly sworn to before me-
at Lexington, In Rockbridge ( county, Sya..
this the 18th day OF October, 1905
Ny term expires July &c, 1908. - -
4. I know that Dr. Darlington had not
been requested or authorized by the
board of visitors to make the INSPECTION
mentioned. Whether lie was asked to
do so by Dr. upshur, I do not know.
The reasons given by Dr. Darlington. in
his communication. for taking this dinner,
viz, THE INVITATIONS OF SOME
FIRST CLAsSNIDN. AND & THAT NO
THOUGHT OF COMPLAINT HAD oC-
CURED TO HIM UNTIL TIs SAW
THE CADETS DINNER ON sEPTEM-
B3R 11TEI, seem to BIO diametrically OPP
posed to the facts stated In the nfI1davits
of the cadets.
DR.. Caring ton. in his communication.
insists that he has no personal grievance
of any sort or description against the
board or authorities of the Virginia NIL
3itary Institute. and says that he had no
CONVERSATIONS with Gen. ShIpp regard
ing the trouble Of his stepson. In his
LETTER TO Gen. Ship on the subjece
of this trouble, dated September s, 1905, In
to the Institute limits, and demonstrating
against It. and speaking OF his wife not
soslrg her son, he says: 'She never has
approved of the v. M. 7. for her boys,
AND i AM BEGINNING no BE CON.
VERIFIED TO HER WAY OF THINK.
ING MIME. He seems to have
become promptly and fully converted.
Y Before closing this paper which is al
ready too long, Iishould say that In my
prior communication explaining the food
conditions Of the session OF 19os-4, us to
which pr. Darlington says / was mis-
taken in the year, 7 based my statement
as to tho time upon tho Language OF
his letter dated SEPTEMBER 18TH,
1905, In which he says his atten-
ton was first called to the uad
food at the Virginia Military In
stltute by the fact that LAST YEAR 1--WE
or six boys, etc,
& / should also say that Dr. Carrlngton' S
argument that tho board could not OH
tain information from cadets, formally
.oryinformally. In the presence OF the Sill
iperitnendent, fails Il the around. be-
cause the superintendent was not pres
ent either when tho cadets were
examined on the point or when the men,
lbers OF The board OF visitors inspected
the food and questioned them in
the mess hall.
DE- Darlington refers TO numerous let
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1905-07-20

for some time; head has ached and
back also; has slept poorly, been quite
nervous, and nearly tainted once or
twice, head dizzy, and heart beats very
fast; then that bearing-down feeling,
and during her menstrual period she is
exceedingly respondent. Nothing
plcases her. Her doctor says: Cheer
up you have dyspepsia you will be
ali right soon"
But she doesn't get "all right" and
hope vanisheS; then come the brood
ing. morbid, melancholy, everlasting
BLUES
Don't wait until your sufferings have
driven you to despair, with your nerves
all shattered and your courage gone,
but take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. See what it did for
Mrs. Rosa Adams, of $40 12th Street,
Louisville, Ky, niece of the late Gen
eral Roger Hanson. c. S A. She writes:
Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
"I cannot tell you with pen and ink what
Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
has done for me. | suffered with female
troubles, extreme lassitude, the blues
nervousness and that all gone feeling. was
advised to try Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, and it not only cured my female
arrangement, but it has restored me to perfect
health and strength. The buoyancy of my
younger days has returned, and do not suf-
fer any longer with dependency, as did be-
fore. consider Lydia f. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound boon TO sick and suffering
women"
II you have some arrangement OF
the female organism write Mrs.
Pinkham, Lynn, Mass., for advice.
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Invention of New Lifeboat.

Two inventors who live in Stirling,
Scotland, have invented a lifeboat
which is intended to become auto.
matically inflated when It is immersed
in water. A spring Is employed
which is kept in state of tension or
compression by means of a strip or
roll of paper, the tensile strength of
which, as long as it is dry, is SUN.
cient to maintain the spring in state
of compression, but which, when II
becomes wet by immersion in water,
Immediately loses it's strength to such
an extent that 1t is ruptured by the
energy stored in the spring. The re.
lease of the spring causes the produc.
ton Of volume of gas from mate.
rails SUFFICIENT in quantity to initiate
the boat
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Modern Restlessness.

The great restlessness of the mod
ern world is perplexing. Why is il
that people need so much change now
adays? That they need it, and that
they take it, there can be little ques
ton Hard workers very seldom re
main 10 the same house in London fol-
three months at a time. They break
up the days by getting away for one
weekend at least. They need a good
holiday in the autumn. Four weeks is
coming to be regarded as a minimum
The usual holidays, Easter, Whitsun
tide. and the rest are enjoyed, if pos
sible. with a margin. Nearly every
one who can afford it gets away fol
some little part of the Winter.-British
Weekly.
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ONE OF cARLISLE'S INDIANS.
Elevator Man Assured the Red Man
Was Thus to Be Described.

Elevator Wan assured the Hed Man
Was Thus to Be Described.
Ex-Secretary of the Treasury Car
Isle has his office in the Johnson
building. The other day he was rid
ing up in one of the elevators which
as is not unusual-was crowded
The ex-secretary was in one corner
while in another was full-grown In.
dian who, Notwithstanding Mr.. Car.
isles presence, was the center Of at.
traction.
"Who the dickens is he?" some one
asked Of the elevator man.
Just then the elevator stopped al
Mr.. Carlisle's floor, at which he, the
Indian and some third person got off,
Don't KNOW" said the elevator
man, closing the door with bang and
starting the machine on up again
according to the New York Times
May be"-and it was said appar
emily in all sincerity-"maybe he's
one OF Mr.. Carlisle's Indians you SO
often read about"
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On PhIIade IphIa-as Usual.

II. H. Rogers has added q good
humored contribution to the witt
cisms. deserved or otherwise, preva.
lent about tae Quaker City.
On an iron grille around an elevator
shaft at the ground floor, dial with
figures corresponding to the floors is
traversed by an indicator which in
forms waiting passengers of the cars
progress up or down.
look there remarked Mr.. Rog-
ers. pointing as the hand began to
move; sis it any wonder they jeer at
the pace in Philadelphia?
why the car is coming unusually
fast" observed his companion, A. j.
Cassatt.
What did I say?" continued the
magnate, pointing at the indicator in
sistently. 81 started at twelve and
didn't get here until six by the clock"