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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19
New American Millionaire.


One of the recent additions to the list
of American millionalres is Capt. John
L. Young, who has been for years one
of the picturesque characters of the
amusement world. Captain Young laid
the foundation for his fortunes in land
purchases at. Atlantic City. At first he
owned only narrow strip of beach. but
the tides have receded and his property
has proved a gold mine. He has built
hotels, theatres, cottages and owns
number of amusement resorts He is now
diverting some of his profits In the pur-
chase of Mexican mining property and
has recently left for Mexico for the pur-
pose of inspecting a gold mine from which
$S00000,000 worth of ore has been taken
by five generations Of natives. Associated
with Captain Young in his new venture
are Ex-Governor ]. J. Jasper of Nevada,
Representative Troop of Mexico, William
Stowe Shaffer Frank Middleton, s. e
Crowley and DR.. John Harris of Atlantic
City. The party Is now in Mexico and
has with 1t a large amount of cash and
securities, said to be about $4,000 COO
which they will pay for the property If it
proves to be all that they anticipate.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19
New Drug Habit.

blowing the burners" is new deve1-
opment of the drug habit which the police
claim is causing much misery in certain
sections of this city. The habit has its
origin in so-caled catarrh cures" which
are sold in drug stores of a certain type
The principal feature of the "cures'' is
cocaine and it is used in proportions far
In excess of the percentage permitted
by law A number of resorts where the
habit Is practiced have recently been
raided by the police and the business
has drawn many of the persons who
formerly freduented opium Joints. The
cocaine he''' has been steadily increas-
ing In Nc TX for years and laws reg
ulating the lie of that drug and NOR
phine are of little benefit when irrespon-
sible and criminal persons are In the
drug trade. The statement has recently
been published that enough poison of
this type is sold in one day on Seventh
avenue from Twenty-thlrd to Fifty-first
streets which is known as Poison Row. ;"
in small quantities to kill 1000 persons
Negroes are especially easy victims to
the habit and there are more cocaine
fiends among them than among the
whites. The substance used in Glowing
the burners" is generally in the form of
white powder. A glass tube is filled with
the powder and placed In the nostril A
rubber attachment Is placed in the
mouth. and with one blow the white
substance disappears into the nasal cavi-
ties. That is blowing the burners" The
situation Is attracting the serious atten-
ton OF medical men and affording the po-
lice no end of trouble
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19

and the sour veal or beef la mode all
over the house. 1t was fine"
Snip, snip, snip"
Yes, | tell you, to see that old man
eat-it was living. He'd go back to sup
per at $3.50 and he'd have nice omelet
maybe, and apple cake or cheese cake and
coffee And then around 10 o clock you'd
see him down by the beer tunnel with
two or three friends playing dominoes and
drinking beer, and before he went home
he would have schinken-that's ham, you
know-or what you call headcheese or
goose breast. with slices of schwarzbrod
and a nice piece of schweizerkase and
some more beer and cup of kummel af-
ter 1t to help digest. / tell you it was
grand to see him eat"
Snip, snip, snip
'"And how old did that remarkable man
live to be?" inquired the patient.
Snip snip snip"
ooh, he's alive still. He's only 81. He's
good for ten years yet"
Snip, snip snip"
pened?'
Snip, snip. snip"
"Oh, Just Ia Posen, not very far from
the Polish frontier. in little, little place
compared with this. VIII you have a
shampoo"
Thanks, no. That must be a grand
place to live in, wher they all want to
stay so long in it,
ut is the place to live and the place to
learn. This is tie place to make money"
Then you intend to go back, sup
pose, and buy out the old hoss business
when YOU have saved enough"
What use? could not be boss over
there. Is thai part right? Nearer the
middle? Sol Yes No. couldn't do
that You have to be an apprentice three
years and pass an examination to run a
barber shop over there If you don't they
send YOU TO prison for two or three wears
7 was only one year an apprentice and
ran away"
"Rut you have to pass an examination
here"
"Oh, not tho same; this Is nothing
There It Is like DOCTOR You must
know how to bleed and bondage and fill
teeth and blister and lots of things Shaw
ing and hair cutting are nothing would
have no chance"
well. You'd find II slow there anyway"
"Slow? You mustn't read the news
papers, This your hat? I'd be in War
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19
THE PHILosoPHIc BARBER.
Posen the Place to Eat and Live in.
Some Notable Examples.
From New York sun.

From New York Sun.
"Growing dread fuly rray," said the
patient as he looked at himself in the
: big mirror facing him and sized up the
bang which the tall and handsome bar
Der had just combed down over his fore
head.
snip. snip" said the scissors, as the
barber trimmed the bang to a symmetri-
cal curve.
Better have gray hair than none at
ALL" the barber commented philosophical
", ard with slight foreign accent.
Snip, snip snip went the scissors.
yes, l suppose So" rejoined the pa
tent. but r. rather have waited until
/ was really old before flying the Osler
danger signal"
Snip. snip"
THAT is nothing now" remarked the
barber. in a consolatory tone. I'VE all
grow old while we are young. 1t is the
way we live. We do not eat enough"
Snip. snip"
Il myself have much gray hair" he
went on-and he had Il have as much
gray hair today as my father had at
10" He seemed to be about 40 himself.
but you should see him eat. He would
sit down quietly and eat two pounds OF
beef at a sitting and drink maybe six or
eight schoppen of beer with it,"
Snip snip, snip snip
'1ndeed, and what age may he have
reached?'' asked the patient.
"Oh, he was 81 when he died last year
And then there was the boss. I mean
my old boss, where I learned my trade
You should see him. He never did
anything in the store. He had three men
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19
Old vesuvius Again Gets Busy.

Naples, March 1s-Vesuvius Is again in
eruption and is throwing out burning
lava, red hot stones and high column of
smoke, while detonations are heard at
long distances. The eruption is attributed
to an earthquake which was felt for
eighty miles. Many foreigners, includ-
ing a number of Americans have been
attracted by the magnificent spectacle
but dare not approach the crater be-
cause of the immense quantity OF incan-
descent matter that Is emitted
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19
TERRELL WIRES JELKs.
congratuIates Governor and the State
On His Restoration to Health.

Atlanta, March 1s.-(special) -Governor
Terrell today sent the following telegram
to Governor Jelks of Alabama. compll-
menting him upon his restoration to
health.
ATLANTA. Ga, Marcn 49, 1905.
Governor w. d. Jelks. Montgomery.
Ala:
1T Is with great pleasure that 1 learn
from the morning papers of your restora-
ton to health and return to official duties
| congratulate you and the people of Ala
bama. May you live live long and pro-
per.
~ NJ TERRELL
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19

TermsWe have the easiest
terms possible for pur-
chasers. Call and let us arrange
to suit your convenience; pos
sibly you are holding back on
buying on account of terms,
when If you call you would have
a piano in your house today.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19

saw shooting or maybe getting shot If I
was over there. Nothing slow about it
except making money, if you haven't got
1t to start with. Your overcoat?
mo, I'll buy business over here and
take my ease. Then I'll begin to eat and
live, too. Maybe l may get to 80. I'll
try. Thank you, sir; call again. Nextp'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19

Prices lou can put it down
that when anyone buys
a piano of equal value for less
than asked you by e. e. Forbes
Piano Co., that there is some
thing wrong. Our expenses are
low, and we are manufacturers
Both enable us to sell for less
profit.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19
Carefully Preserved.

From Smart Set.
The Ingenious One-I wonder how Isa-
bel manages to preserve her complexion.
The Knowing One-Oh. she just keeps
1t In a cool place, tightly corked
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19

And why we sell you lower than
any one else.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19

A word about our prices and
terms.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19
$3.50 For Chickering Piano

Regular price when new, S55U.
Upright ebony case. splendid tone
and action. Guaranteed in every
way
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19
To Fish With


Bluebirds are singing in the woods
these days-fsh are biting, too
brush up your fishing tackle for
days fishing. This store can help
you out with additions or an en-
lire outfit no matter how elaborate.
Floats Sc to 25c each.
Lines, 2 for Sc to $500.
Minnow Buckets. 25c to S1.uu.
Reels, Csc to s2o.ou.
Poles-Jointed Rods, 81 to $12.
Minnow Traps, each. $3.50.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19
a. 0NaIs Regular Monthly Reduced Price Sale Of Household Necessities ~
Miscellaneous

Special price now on decorated
vase, hanging and hall lamp globes
and shades.
Heavy tin sprinklers-Zinc Ro-
settle.
got. 15c; ACT. 23c; 6-qt. zoe; SGT.
Soc; loot. Acc.
Heavy galvanized iron sprinklers
Act. 29c; Got. S5c; SGT. 4Sc.
Colored milk bottles. h-pint to IL
gallons sizes.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19
The National Game

Out In the vacant lot the boys
ere playing baseball-clubs are be-
Ing org1lized-a little money goes
a long way in buying good baseball
goods at Gray ~ Dudley's.
Bails... -. -. 5000 Sc to SLIPS
Bats. -. =. -. :. Sc to $1.00
Gloves..- -. -. ...25c to $500
Mitts... $3.50. =. 6. Csc to $500
Shoes. -. $3.50, $500, $5.oo
Masks... -. =. ...xec 10 $500
Protectors. =. :. $500 to s1u.oo
caps. -. =. ........2oc to SO
Stockings. -. $500. 25c to soc
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-03-19
In the Realm of Summer Sports.
Lawn Tennis

The best outof-door game for
all-around muscle development you
can play. The game will be back
in high favor again this season.
Now's the time to get a court In
shape.
'sVictor" Racquets, Lenox, s1.oo.
Club. $3.50; Comet, $500; Bell, 50;
Collegiate s4.oo; Tournament $500;
Special, $500.
Champion Balls, 5oc.
Tennis Nets, $1.oo to $500.
Court Markers, $3.50.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-16
Les Abeilles sont sans pitie,

A~S 7D~AAASo SOAAS 00AAO FA~A~S
I'm certain Charles Routier,
trente-cinq ans, demeurant q Paris
rue Gr6goire.de Tours, errait, aux
environs de neutrality-suspicious.
PEASANT rue Boucicaut, il apereut
une ruche aux rayons app6tlssants
LIE lieu 6tait desert: Routier n'he.
sta pas, il saisit la ruche, appli-
qua son mouchoir sur l'ouverture
pour emp6cher les abeilles de sor-
tir ct s'enfuit a toutes jambes.
MATS un jardinier await WI le
larcin ct donna l'alarme.
LIE garden de la paix Robin, du
poste de police de Fontenay-aux-
Roses, qui Sc trouvait dams ces. pa
RACES, sc nit a la %poursuite du f.
Ion ct allait l'appr6hender, quand
celui-ci, brusquement, lui lanca la
ruche dams les ]ambes.
En- une seconde le malheureux
agent fut e%nvironn6 par des milli-
ers d'abellles. AUX mains, q la face
au cou s'acharnaient les dards per-
cants des insectes irr1t6s.A grand
pelne Robin put prot6ger ses yeux
contre les piqdres.
Pendant CO temps, heureux de
son exploit, lie voleur d6ta lait a
toutes jambes, mails il ne tarda pas
q etre re]oint par DIES t6moins de
cette scene, qui s'6taient mis- 3 ga
poursuite.
II a etc, apres interrogatoire, d.
rig6 sur lie Depot,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-16

LA nouvelle dun grand 6vene-
ment s;est %rapidement r6pandue
dams lie clerg6 catholique ct eau
Sc en- meme temps un grand 6moi
dams les diverses congregations
protestantes de cette vile. LIE Rev
Willaugby Jewell, ministre de re-
elise episcopalienne protestante q
Hackensack a dit adieu a So con-
gr6s alton pour entrer dams lie gi-
ron de l'6glise cathollque romai-
ne.
LIE convert a abJur6 solennelle-
ment lie protestantisme ct a Ste
baptis6 a l6cole Newman, a Hack
ensack, par lie reverend 2. Cart
land, il y a peu de jours.
On annonce de source certaine
que le nouveau convert sc rendra
prochainement a Montreal, Oh il
commencera l'6tude de la theolo-
gle au Grand S6m1na1re, dirig6
par les messieurs de Saint-Sulpi-
&c,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-16

n y a dkia assez de tristesses ;nevi-
tables dams Ia vie, qu'on ne devrait pas
soufrir un seu1 instant les ennuis ct les
troubles occasionnes par la maladie,
surtout lorsquil est admis ct supplement
prouv@, que les femmes particulierement
peuvent facilement Sc soustraire d tous
les maux qui les accablent ct qui leur
rendent lexistence 81 miserable. Ne
sont-elles pas plut6t a blamer les fem
mes ma1adives, qui persistent a Sc plain
Dire ct a miner graduellement leur
sante d@ja compromise, ct peut-etre tres
gravement?
Mals+ne craignons pas de lie d@clarer
en- general, toute femme, jeune gu
vieille, rendue oisive, nonchalante, fai-
bic, delicate, incapable de faire sa part
ordinaired dams lie travail de chaque jour,
nest pas excusab1e devant la societe de
Sc s%oustraire ainsi a ses devoirs domes-
tiques.
Nous 1e savons, la p1upart des fernmes
sont aujourd'hui victimes de cette de-
gen~@rescence de 1eur sexe, qui pourrait
nous efrayer pour de bon, 81 nous
n'avions pas depuis 1ongtemps la preu.
We que toutes ces ma1adies Sc reduisent
en- somme q peu de chose : faiblesse. de
sang gu de nerfs. ct &c qui console
encore advantage, c'est qu'l y a un
remede souverain qui ne peut faillir,
sill est pris q point ct dams des condi-
tons favorab1es. &c remede qul a
rencontre autant de success quill a en-
d'essais, est maintenant trop popu1aire
pour qu'on ose meme avoir 1ombre
dun doute sur son eficacite.. En- efet,
1e nom de Pi1ules Rouges n'est-il pas
synonyme de sauveur, de lib@rateur?
Pour vouse en- convaincre, que ne lisez-
vous tous ces temoignages qu'ecrivent
4 la Gle Chimique Franco-Americaine
les femmes qui ont etc queries par les
Pilules Rouges. Ces personnes ne taris-
sent pas d'eloges ct mont pas de termes
assez @loquents pour dire leur joie ct
1eur reconnaissance. Combien est gran
de, abondante ct gen@reuse la joie indi-
chile de ces braves femmes, que les
Pilules Rouges ont fait renaftre a une
vie nouvelle, Oh Giles goAtent enfn le
bonheur de 1'existence, apres avoi1
endure tant de souffrances. Une DIES
lettres recues est cel1e de Madame
Laura Gagner, de Northland, Mich,
que nous publions, %rapportant lie plus
fdelement possible ses propres paroles
ct son tGmoiguage en- favour des Pilules
Rouges:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-16
lie CHEN du roi s'amuse.,

Jack est le terrier irlandais du
roi Edouard, ct IL a Gu q Paris, les
honneurs dun incident, oh! tout
petit, CONNIE lui.
C'6tait dams la matin6a. Un do
mestique en- livr6e de p1queur
sort promener Jack aux Tuileries.
Sit6t quill est dams le Jardin, le
terrier royal, enchant6, prend SO
course, ct il va, il vac.
MATS la consigne est la consigne
I'm garden des Tuileries account.
II s'approche du piqueur ct lui
rappelle le 16glement. LIE domesti-
que ignore la langue de Bossuet
ct du brave garden. II p%oursuit
sa.route. Que va.t.il 90 passer?
REIMBURSEMENT, un agent de Ia
snret6 survient CONNIE par hasard
ct, DISAGREEMENT, il murmure q 70
reille du garden:
-C'est lie CHEN du roll
Tout s'arrange. Mails IN. peli
plus loin, Jack entra1ne IN jon
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-16
Northland. Mich.


"J'ai plus que jamais confance aux
Pi1ules Rouges, car Giles mont radica-
lement guerie apres sept annees dedou-
1eurs. Encore jeune, restee veuv ct a
la tete dune famil1e, je commencai a
sentir mes forces me 1aisser ct a souffrir
du NAL de tete, de douleurs dams les
epau1es ct aussi dams lie has du corps.
Ma digestion dewitt tres defectueuse, lie
sommeil disparut ct je faib1issais tou-
jours. Deux medecins me prescrivirent
des remedies qui n'eurent aucun resultat
sensible. J%'allais toujours de NAL en-
pts, %1orsqu'on me conseil1a de prendre
les Pi1u1es Rouges. Depuis deux GU
trois ans ~j'avais essaye de tout. aussi je
me decidai de tenter encore une fois de
me soulager, car a vrai dire, je me
trouvais q p1aindre de toujours souf-
frir, ct je croyais quill devait Sc
trouver un rernede pour moi. Six
semaines apres avoir commence a prem
Dire les Pilules Rouges, je constatai un
enlargement serieux ct je persistai q en-
prendre jusqu'a une quinzaine de bottles.
C'est dams lie mois d'aoht dernier que je
cessai ce traitement, ct depuis 1ors tout
va pour lie mieux.~ Je suis redevenue
forte ct bien portante, pappetit est bon
CONNIE jamais, 1c sommeil est excellent
ct toutes douleurs sont complement
disparues. Je ne puts faire autrement
que d'atribuer ma guerlson u Pllules
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-16
Je ne crois qu'alm Paules Rouses, pour Ia gusrson du Beau Nal.
dit Madame Gagner, Northland. Mich. dams IN Clan DC
reconnabsance--Que de soufhances enes MAUI
raient &%pargnees 81 t les avais prises
des lie debut de ma malade.
LES PnUES R0UGEs, DAMS LES MALADES DIES PENNIES, S0NT MFA1LBlES
QUAND BEN MEME LA MALADE SERAlT vE1LE ct ANCREE,
MEME 81 TOUS LES AUTRES REMEDIES ONT ECHOUE.

Rouges ct aux bons conseils des M@de.
Gins de Ia Gle Chimique Franco-Ameri'
caine." Madame Laura Gagner, North
land, Mich.
Vous devinez vous-memes, Mesdames,
la joie qu'eprouve Madame Gagner de
Sc retrouver en- 81 bonnie sante. COM
ment Sc fait-il qu'elle ait 81 longtemps
attendu avant de %recourir a ce grand
remede don't tant de femmes Dissent,
pourtant, tant de bien? Ne vous expo
SEE pas vous-memes a avoir des regrets.
ST vous souffrez, commence a prendre
tout de suite les Pilu1es Rouges, sans
al1er perdre votre temps ct votre argent
chez les gems qui ne peuvent rien fairo
pour vous. Les Pilules Rouges vous
donneront la sante ct vous permettront
de vivre tranquilles ct heureuses. Elle7
vous gueriront, soft que vous soufries
du beau NAL, de faiblesse de sang, dir
rEgu1arites, GU des troubles du retour de
Page. Sous 1eurs bons effets tous e
mauvais symphonies disparaissent pour
faire place a la bonne sante. O.
ST vous souffrez depuis 1~ongtemps,
a1ors il est bien douteux qu'une on
deux boftes de Pilu1es Rouges puissent
vous guerir. Soyez consciencieuses,
prenez-en assez pour leur donner n
chance d'agir sur votre maladie. En-
meme temps, vous pouvez ecrire aux
Medecins SPECIALISTS des Pilu1es Rou-
ges, vous n'aurez abso1ument rien d
payer pour les consultations par lettres-
Ecrivez-1eur une description bien COM
plete de votre maladie, ne 1eur cachez
rien. Vous n'avez rien a craindre, a
toutes les 1ettres sont ouvertes ct tenues
absolument confdentielles par eux. Du
moment que les Medecins SPECIALISTS
des Pilules Rouges auront recu votre
lettre,, lis y repondront avec soin, ct
vous verrez quels bons conseils lis peu>
vent vous bonner.
Refusez CONNIE limitations toutes Pr
lules Rouges que l'on vous ofre a la
douzaine, au cent on a Csc. la boite-
Les vraies Pilu1es Rouges sont toujours
vendues en- bottles de bois contenant 50
Pilu1es, ct chaque boite est entouree
dune etiquette imprimee en- rouge, quI
porte toujours lie mona de la Gle Chiml-
que Franco-Americaine. ST votre mar
chand ne tient pas les Pilules Rouges,
nous vous les enverrons u reception
du prix, SOC. la boite on six bottles pour
$3.50. Adressez vos 1ettres: Gle CHI
MIQUE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ga
rue St-Denis, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-16

Sa saintet6 le pape Pie x a Gu 20
ans vendredi dernier.
LIE Pontife, q cette occasion, a
recu ct recoit encore de toutes les
parties du monde des t6moigna-
ges d'estime ct de profonde v6n6.
ration.
Les d6peches nous appsennent
t~outefois que, de son propre aveu,
incident qui l'a le plus emu, le
jour de son anniuersaire, c'est le
diner quill pr1s dams l'intimit6
de Ia famille avec SEES trois soeurs,
qui lui ont, CONNIE cadeau de fete,
offert des feurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-06-16
ECHO DE L'OUEST
ETATS-UNlS
NEW YORK.

William Ziegler a dome ga
fortune 6valu6e a plus de $4,000,
600 q son fills William, aujourd'-
hui age de Ia ans.
AL ans, le ]eune Zlegler tou-
chera un revenu anuuel dun mil
lion. A 25, 80, IS ct 40 ans, il tou-
chera I'm quart du capital.
A ga femme, M. Ziegler laisse
un revenu de $4,000 ct plusieurs
propri6t6s consid6rabies.
Via lie cap Horn, la distance
entire New York ct San Francis
co est de. 1880 miles. Grace au
canal de Panama, ellie ne sera
plus que 5000 miles.
Mexico LIE president Diaza, a
nomm6 M. Joaquin De Cassans
ambassador da Mexique aux
Etats. Unis.
LIE nouvel ambassadeur est I'm
juriste eminent, un l%itt6rateur ct
ct un 6conomiste. II entrera en-
fonctions au mois d'aodt.
Flint Mich.,- On anarchiste du
nom de James Mcconnell, age de
80 ans ct habitant pres de Flint, a
tent6 d'assassiner le vice-pr6sident
Fairbanks, q la suite dun superbe
d1scoure de co dernier devant un
auditoire de 1000 personnes.
Mcconnell joua 81 bien DIES
coudes quill fendit la foule. Arrl-
We tout pres de l'endroit Oh SO
trouvait M. Fairbanks, entour6
|d'amis ct d'admirateurs, IL allait
sortir un revolver de gros calibre
lorsque trois agents de la sdret6
lui tomb6rent dessus.
L'lnstant d'apres il etait fcel6
CONNIE un saucisson ct Transports
au proclaim poste de police.
Butte, Mont Les danes, de
la haute soci6t6 de cette vile sont
actuellement divis6es en- deux
camps, par suite de la position inu-
sit6e prise par l'6pouse do soma
teur w. A. Clark.
II y a quelques semaines, ma
dame Clark arrivait lei, en- compa-
! gnie de son mari, apres une alb
sence de plusieurs somalnes.
L'autre jour, trois des danes les
plus 6minentes de la soci6t6 de
Butte SO presentaient a la demeu-
re du s6nateur pour souhaiter la
lbienvenue a madame. Introduites
au salon, Giles entendirent une
voix gentille ct bien connue DON
ner instruction au domestique de
dire a ces danes que madam Q
Clark n'6tait pas Eat home"
Imaginez Indignation de ces
"A-t-on jamals WI chose pa
RELIEF" "Quelle manque de savoir-
vivre!" ETC., s'exclamaient-e lles a
l'envi.
Ceux qui ont. connu madame
Clark autrefois, file du DR.. La
Chapelle, pauvre ct dedaign6, d.
sent qu'eile a bien fait.
Dun autre cote, madame Clark
ouvre ses portes toutes grapdes
q ses amles %d'autrefois, a celles
qui FONT recherch6e dams l'infor-
tune.
Et c'est ainsi que notre beau
monde est divis6 en- deux camps.