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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-04

John" said his Mortified wife, after he
had bumped his shin, did / hear you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
RAILWAY MEN
ARE IN TOW N

{ = Wilson assistant general
freight agent af the WISCONSIN, eeus
tfal RAILWAY with headquarters At
Milwaukee AMI Joseph A clock.
Pacific eaast agent 81 that line at
Portland. were IA the eitf yesterday
inakina over their business Ia thlH
territory aud ulanusaH extensive al
ditiana 81 theIH taeat representation
IN eafe taf ssrltif Hfeefua hualneaa
Thr ekHet nature If theHs ehaHHHH
vii not he announced until neat
week. but ~ Wilson stated that a
nnmhet # neW offices would be sTs=
ated IN hath aeauie and Tacoma
A aueesHa0t e. y. / fae EWoed.
tie newly appointed general agent
II ses tile. sill be appointed IA a
fsa DAYS At lockwood vii nfahs
ahit femaia In Tacoma aa travelling
freight and passenger agent until
the arrival II bla Hoetsasaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
KIDNEY FROM LIVE MAN
is PUT BEFORE X-RAY

revealed the Kidney. The next in.
slant he had the diseased organ IN
his hand and as far out a. he could
readily set IT, The microscope MA
Immediately applied "a II aud plain
II revealed the almost microscopic
stone. Chile the hseathieaa assist
ina aufEeona closely watched. nr,
Weir opened channel With hts
lance. A moment later his tafeena
stripped The lite stone and removed
Il from ita ladEment
Scarcely seven minutes had passed
FROM the first stroke If the knife
until the kidney was resting secure
~ Ia It's natural place and the llpa
ot The slit had been sewn together.
Fifteen minutes more aud the pa
tieat Was taken ffem the operating
table aud Vas resting eaaily IA his
bed
nr Weir said that he believed
that the liver. 81 some Of the other
vital organs could be removed and
thoroughly examined. a. waa done
Ia the instance 81 the Kidney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
MAYOR SPEAKS AT
TACOMA BANQUET

TACOMA Jan. 81 Mayer r. /.
nAtllukeg. Of Seattle. delivered Al m
teresfins address before lAfae
number q members ct the Meas
civic league II the FIRST preahYtes
tian Church last night. The eeeaslon
Was TIE regular monthly banquet u
the league.
MH Hai'lnaer spoke on sestKIc In
Fidelity 81 6aad Nen. lie eharEed
much ~ the corruption ta political
hte witch i 80 nugteeable throaNhs
onf the land 10 lhH better element Il
the population. ~ their Iadlgfefs
enev 10 thelf duties rs citizens cheese
useu, stated the speaker. further the
spread II corruption in etVte life
Work II the primaries by the
ehufe n gums men - enc of the
thsnes. above All others. that the
gpseeument = THIS country IL IN
need u. affirmed Ms Haillnear. IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

Special Correspondence q The star
NGW YORK. ian 81 A new aud
marvellous feat # surgery has been
successfully performed ~ he chaa
Nelr. IT thia elN. which may
change many major operations in
tx fafHEe i Vas at the Roosevelt
hospital thai Tie SURGEON Tor the
neat time made search With the
powerful \ trays after the removal
q an erssn from a human body. lns
stead IT previous 10 the operation
Ii vas The Kidney Ia this instance
thai nF Weir operated upon. but
~ saeeesatul Was the unique expert
ment that Il Is believed IN the tas
tuFe that ether vital organs may
he examined in the same way
The patient. suffering from stone
u the Kidney. Was taken IL the
Roosevelt hospital. ethetted In the
usual manner. and then placed With
his face downward. SWiftneas was
one uf the essentials. and with a
deft sweep 81 the knife nf Weir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
WASHINGTON, D. C.
NEWS NOTES

The btu approved by the depart
ment 81 commerce faf the regala
ton Of the Alaska salmon fisheries
Wak introduced In the house today
BY Representative euahmaa.
The secretary Of the treasury has
sent to eouarsaa a supplemental ea=
innate 81 $50 08o Ia b. iarladed IA
the regular estimates tnf the ttseal
year ts0f. 20 euYW the coat u fur
hltufe and eluinment 81 The new
federal building az Seattle.
r. & tlenne4 supervising enHls
neer Of the reclamation service. Wtil
leave faF Washington IN a feN DAY
to take up matters IA the Yakima
valley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
SUIT OVER
TIDE LANDS

A suit. growing out ef the recent
tide land agitation. Vas filed yes
terday by John " Rohefta against
{. II. nnaaa.I fur alleged breach af
contract In the sale Of a tide land
LOT. Roberta alleges that he put
up So earnest money IN the hands
al ". \ faa s Co. who. be under
stood, waa acting tor hanaell. fur
the purchase of a lot fof $3.50 lie
SAYS he rendered the balance later.
but the delivery af the deed VAS re-
fused lie aaYa the lot has aiuee ia
creased N value 81 al 000 and he
sues toF the difference. $1,000 tinas
sell says bus Waa not acting for
him. bat held a short time option On
the property. which he did not take
IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

congress "a secure two systematic
libraries ~ Japanese literature The
distinguished aradumleian came tn
the United States ten years aKa aud
entered Dartmouth college. from
which luatllution he graduated IN
1893 lie expects Ia remain IN japan
for about Is months. after which
he viii return Ia the United States.
where he will take charge Of the
Japanese atudieH at Yale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
ANOTHER BLIND
PIG IN TOLLS

Gu information saofn "a before
Justice Gordon Monday afternoon
BY a star reporter. city Detectives
Nappenslelu and Hafhee last aisht
arrested John = tahnaan. If the
Leaehi g. hotel. rhafaias him
With ae'hHK Intoxicating liquor
without a license
ON the uIEht u December 81 two
Star men visited the feaaft aud 81.
cured evidence against the place sHf
flelsnt IA convict the maa. as pub
liahed Ia The star - he time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

remaining away from these funda.
mental aud important paris u our
government machinery The righteous
man shows his iufiteiit1 Ia his eaans
tfY. In the place Of tnia lndiffsrs
enee Mr. Hatiueet urged patriotism
Ia peaee aa welt aa in var A men
are WujIns b die foe their country
ln tlussa ef tFsahie. "a they should
be Wsilnk ana saEeF 10 sacrifice
themselves IN times u rssee. when
even saeetef dangers threaten the
government than the terriers # VAR,
Ne aa5t
The speaker painted 10 President
Roosevelt as motel Ct eittaeuahtn
that should be followed ~ every
man IT. quoted many ef the fam-
Gus sayings aud extracts from the
wfltiHes 1t the ehirf executive.
A system Of Vutlnk whereby the
eleetes might he able - SIT At his
flfeaisfe and uu in the ballot. ehteh
could then be Hseaf il BY malt l. a
REFORM advocated b ar HaIilaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
New Phone System.

Tho Independent Telephone eora.
pauy yesterday placed hWltaii
board a fire headquarters Hereto.
fore bar one independent line haa
run IN headquarters bat eaiie aFe 81
the Independent system have hesNl
81 frequent II late that Il waa
deemed necessary Ia pat tn taa
switch Lines connecting headauaf.
tees with the outside stations h -
been Installed aad tie nsw ayalsal
Il tn operation today
General Chaffes Ia % retire Thurs.
day. after a. Years ~ service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

swell EfenInF WaiaIH VII b
sacrificed
All over Lace Waists. Tn cream
and white. we're $500. selling
ri. 1865 Sta ~ and - ~
Beautiful blue and White Taffeia
SIR Waists. round yoke. em-
hfoldWed front. we're $1,000
s#sssssHsss. tessstss##ss .tf~
Crepe dr Ghene Waists. we're
$500 sell at ..sss4. gIO.aS
TheHa Waists are beautifully
trimmed We have them In white
aud blue They are the cream Of
the seasons goods Come and
sec them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

At a arsslal election yesterday ~.
people ~ Malta Nafla voted ln IL
sue tssa.aaa bau1a fef a new eats.
SUPPLY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
Want TO Tell You of Some
Bargains In Emhroideries

Want TO Tell You Of Some
Bargains In Emhroideries
- = EMBROIDERY AT Sc
154lahrfE Embroidery EdRna ahd
Insertions ii eaad quality uaaH
Patterns. NtHaHN edges. nser De-
MtanH faF trimming eh1lataHA
we#fs ehnEsa HlathH MHffH -
~ ard Nale FFiee go Sc
ape EMBROIDERY At ioe
Salnaaae and fsambFIa hmhfuaHs
eff EttNsH ard Insertions fu fine
quality pretty Patterns wlfe
mafNta. matched set designs 8e
separate nsEKaa strung f5aHh
NeN worked edges aaf8h fH H
TAfH sale NaHsa Gns
ss~ EnBaoioERtGs AT fss
Sais8soea ard essmbf8e Nuhfai8
sFF EtssH anA insertions 81
heaattfai lttnfus fHH correct
easees nf sAirt ssiaea fine aanI=
It's Ehalea designs Is auaH 81
ht4Hd aH8k effects. a18s mHHalH
hand sHfhesf raEes. worth 81
- FHH# NAie FaIs~ 54 Zoe
zoe gsnaoloEptEs AT ass
Nalu#aaa ard Cambria fuf#Ht
lever ard Nhfrt Embroidery
EaNva apA Insertions b. uue
quality extra M#8H margin
choice Patterns aran ard blind
wafk designs sell > afkea edges
heavily embroidered effects q lth
beading fap worth "a Gee yard
sale rFtea - p5e
fse EaBRoiuHntEs AT Re
EMAaa AalHs4ah ard Esamhfia EaHs
braidetY Edges anA inaeFtiu
IN h8ndaafne patterns Tor corset
eafsfs aHd skirt edges beautiful
quality fine cloth exquisite de-
eikna ia upan ~ hIind work Il.
feefs. hand worked sziaaa. exffa
wtae f8nrKla wafte Is Use Fafd
eaie price a....s.4 aae
800 eMHeotoERfEs AT de-
sNtH NaInFaaA and gHmhftH Fzuz
hfal8ars EdKaa ahd Insertions les
exquisite designs Tor rafHag
covers and skiff edsea. hau14
soHue ratteFua beautiful trea
items. hand worked efFeH hesB
iaK tops blind work or uueu afs
faefs extra W l5is margin heavily
embroidered patterns Or dainty
pretty Designs worth - 81 Ha
yard sale price s.sss... toe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
In Quest Of Books.

nr. Asakawa "a In the city en-
route "a Japan. where he has hesn
sent by the libraries Of Yale and u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
So eNaRoloeRlra Ar u
Bargains In Domesiics
Impossible Elsewhere

~ &C WHITE cAMnRic foo
raua White Cambria. fuil yard
wide. nice soft finish. always
retains lie snowy Wilderness
after iHHaHaHInHs cur great
special at t2tse yard sale
as COTTON BLANKETS e ~
Pull double bel Size Cray and
Tan Cotton HiaHkH1a n q good
heavy quality thia Il the kind
that wiii stand iafa nf hard
wear. reEuiur value ffzs rnir.
Sale pie #zss..t#ss DSe
goo scoTcA FLANNEls poe
Extra HlHs Scotch fIHnHaIn in
neal ntFIpea fun sara Wide.
suitable for mems shirts or
ladies waists these goods are
pure Haal one way and cotton
the other. washing and wear
ing spiendidiY well worth Zoe
yard Sale price $1,000. 2tle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31
Raincoats

CraYeneite In the latest make.
beautiful. come and sec them.
we're sieoo. Bankrupt S5.gs
Cravenette Rain Proof Coats made
In Empire and tlox style. all
shades. we're szaun. bankrupt
$500 $500 stsstss .sf@
We have a large assortment in
all styles and prices in Rain
Coats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

Queen quality Americas fssss.
aasa saHM - 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

LONG WHITE SKIRTS
Made 81 god usafefIAE.
DEEP fi6aHeHs aath cluster
e suehs ard fugfls q EFT
bfni8efY regular value
tff8
NiluT Go WSs Kinene.
N+ehafie aH eAeu1lae stYle
trimmed with tarH han
Iaes HHI fire efa bFessteF3s
regular value tia
SHORT SKIRTS MADE q
fine material deep ftaumec
trimmed eIth Point De
Paris lace ard tnsertiaul
regular value tits
DRAWERS In medium anf
extra large RfHea hAmi-
Maweiv trimmed with fine
embroidery regular value
tit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-31

AT 49c
NIGHT Cow Ms Made %
eamhFie tn various atgsaa.
lace aF embroidery trim
med. regular valas Sc
CORSET COVERS Made
81 uAiuxouk. tight hack
fun trent. trimmed witn
re and Insertion rs9a-
lar value 4se - Use
LONG WHITE SKIRTS Of
saIuhFte. deep ffnunrr.
witft hemasitehsd tueks Or
trimmed with lace. FeEa-
lar value &C.
DRAWERS Made % cam
brio or heavy muslin. deep
FuffIe. lAce or embroidery
trlmuesi. regular value
sac ard esc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-19
MAKE THE MEN COMFORTABLE IT IS NEXT TO MAKING
 THEM HAPPY

Mems Coat Sweaters. strictly all wool. in gray. navy blue and white, extra heavy worsted. val-' ue s3.15. Special at coo. .S2. .98 Mems Heavy Wool Sweaters. in plain red and navy blue. V neck, sold regularly at s2.s0. Special .... .... .... ....$l.95 Mems Extra Heavy Worsted Sweaters. in plain red, gray. white and navy blue. high fold collar. regular price sl.75 to s3. Special at .... .... S2.25 Boys Heavy Wool Sweaters. plain colors. fold collars. also coat sweaters in red and gray. value sl.25 to sl.50.l Special at. .98c
 S3 to s4 Fancy Vests S2.50. The latest cut. the nobbiest pat terms. in white. lavender and gray. values g 10 si. Special ..... ...- ....- .-.... S<.0U
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-19
PICTURES. RUGS AND NOVELTIES
 -3RD FLOOR

All Pictures specially prices for fhe last ] days. We do not intend to carry over any, SO make your selee- tions at once.
 I lot large size Pictures. either gilt or Flemish oak framed. were
 SIPS to s2. Your choice fer. .e9e ' lot large size Pictures. gilt framed and dark oak. sl lgood
 subjects. were sss5 tO s2.5s.
 Your choice .-......--S Sl13 lot Of & Framed Pictures. size 1sxzo. no two alike These are extra value zee. ... .5Cc eaeh Ice small and medium size Pie lures. black frames and gilt frames. excellent subjects. Cheap only In price -..------ -25c each eis and Satin Hsadres,s. Oriental and floral designs. sli rrasiv m16e. some trimmed with silk fringe. others with deep ruee
 and silk cord for tying same.
 ..-. .-.35c. 50c. 75c each
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-19

Ladies Fancy Collars at 25c. Ladies' Fine Lisle Hose at 25c. Ladies Handsome Embroidered
 Handkerchiefs at 25c. Children's Hose. two pairs at 25c. Children's Gloves at 25c. Children's Stocking Caps at 25c. Outing Flannel Night
 Robes at 25c. Ribbed Night Drawers at
 25c. And great many other useful gifts
 at 25c. Agents for Pictorial Review Patterns.
 l45 South Main St.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-19
D0MESTTCS. LINEN AND
 BLANKETS


 10 dozen Mercerized Table Cloths. regular price s1.5o. Tonight and Thursday co. .....S1 co . dozen Damask Sets. regular price ss.5a Tonight and Thursday ..... CO., ..... .......-. .So.O0 90 dozen All Linen Napkins. regu- lar price si.5O. Tonight and Thursday co. ... .... -Sl 25 1 case Extra Large Crochet Bed Spreads. regular price sI.jo. To- night and Thursday ....Slle no dozen Fine Satin Damask Fringed and Hemstitehed Tow els. regular price 1sc. Tonight and Thursday .... .... Soc 900 Remnants 3Iz yards each. fine white mercerized wasting. reg ular price 25e a yard. Tonight and Thursday ....75c each % dozen Turkey Red Cloths. regu- lar price s5c. Tonight and InuFsGaE --.- .--- 39c 10 dozen Damssk Tray Cloths. g inches long. regular price z5e To-nisht and Thursday ..Iee 100 Dress Patterns of best per- . caIe. 10 yards in each. nicely boxed. regular price sisa. To- night and Thursday ....sI 2S 2 dozea Down Comforts. regular price ss-se. Tonight and Thurs- cay ..-. .-.. .-.- ---- -.AS0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-19
SPECIAL VALUES IN READY TO WEAR THINGS FOR MY
 LADY.

Black Mercerized Sateen Petit
 coats. several styles. Special. .98c Black Heatherbloom Taffeta Pet
 ticoats, deep shirred and tucked
 rune. Special .... .$2.25 Eaffeta Silk Petticoats, black and
 colors. shirred, tucked and hem-
 stitched rufie. Special. ..S5,5O Dressing Sacques, made of Elder
 down and German flannel. Spe-
 cial .... .... .... .S1 .00 Blanket Bath Robes, finished with | heavy cord and satin bands.
 Special .... .... e.. ... .S3.90
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-19
BOOKS! BOOKS
 1.60 Edition Padded Leather Bound

 1 Poets 75c Each. Popular Gift Book. tastefully bound in full padded leather. each boxes. The following well known poets: Longfellow, Holmes, Burns, Lowell. Milton, Tennyson and Longfeilow's Hi- awatha and Evangeline. Spe- cial ... .... .... ....75c Horatio Alger Books for Bows 19c, Printed In large clear type on good paper. attractive cover design. 70 titles. Special. .. l9c each { Books for Girls 25c. 1l beautifully bound. good paper and clear type. by the following authors: Meade. Carey. Carroll. Drinkwater, Townsend. Cum mings and others. Special. .... ... ..... ...... 25c each 100 Famous Books 4ee Each. Vine illustrated edition done in sefa tint. each of the following titles in pretty holly box: Lorna Doone, Pilgrims Progress. Uncle Toms Cabin. Little Minister. Black Rock. Ishmail and Self Raised .... .... .....49c each Catholic and Episcoual Prayer Books
 and Bibles.
 Bound In leather. Ivory and white composition. At these prices. ..... .... ...... .25c to $500
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-19

Full assortment of Lambs Wool
 ant Sheepskin Robes for car
 riage or go-cart $1.25 to $7. 50 each Suit Cases and Hand Bags in all
 the latest shapes. light, medium : or dark tan .s.... .$l.25 to $500 1000 Small Rugs, comprising for
 eign and domestic fabrics, in the
 most choice patterns obtainable.
 .S1.25 to 7.50 each Renaissance Lace Bed Sets. made on extra quality net. Renais-
 sance center and corner motifs,
 deep valance and bolster piece
 to match, each set ..........
 $4.50. $5.75. $6.50. S8.25. S12.00
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-19

The, Evening Democrat is the peoples paper. The price Is 2c q copy. 12c a week. 42c a meath. s5 a year. by mail or carrier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-19

FROM SANTA CLAUS WORKSHOP
 IN THE BASEMENT.
 Iron Toy Special. Large size Passenger Train. neatly painted, sells regular at $1.50. special .... ... .Sl.OO
 Teddy Bear Special. Teddy Bears, full jointed, arms, head and legs. sells regular at $1.50. Special .... ..... .$l, ,25
 Lead Soldier Special. Large Box of Lead Soldiers, sells regular at $1. Special ....75c
 A Lamp Special. Wall Hall Lamp with Ruby Globe. special .... .... ..ZSo
 A Salad Set Special. Richly Decorated German China Salad Sets, : pieces, sells regu- lar at $1. Special .... ......75c
 A Cut Glass Special. Handle Bon Bon Dish. rich deep cutting, sells regular at $1.50. Special .... .... .... ....Sl.00
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-19

3 SPECIALS IN MARGUERITES. DO styles in Nainsook Marguerites,
 trimmed with dainty laces and
 ribbons .... .......... soc, 75c Nainsook Marguerites, no opening,
 yoke front and back of hand en-
 broidery .... .... .... ..Sl,0O Sheer Nainsook Marguerite Che mise, trimmed with pretty lace
 and ribbon ...... .S1.25, $1.50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
Rich Mail Carriers to Quit.

Two OF Uncle Sans richest letter
carriers, who for more than score or
wears have been delivering letters 10
prominent New Workers, are 10 resign
and become real estate operators, says
IN New York American. They are Sam
u.l Fitch. whose wealth Is estimated at
S125. 600. and William Munroe. who has
$50 600 In cash and real estate. An
American reporter found Fitch yester-
day down In the financial district.
which for years has been his route.
Among prominent milllonaires who
know Fitch are ] p. Morgan, Russell
Sage, John d. Rockefeller August Bel
mont and many others
"Is IL true that you are worth Sl25,-
OO02' he was asked
"If | am not mistaken ! am worth
more than S125, ,O00" said Fitch. When
| started my career as n letter carrier
[ was a Door young man. saved my
money. and instead of placing every
dollar I'm the savings bank l threw some
Of II into real estate. You see, twenty
wears ago plenty OF fine land was lying
around. I bought property In BROOK
lyn. I'D in the Bronx and In Manhat-
ian occasionally some Of my friends
down in Wall street gave me Tip to
buy some good stocks, l took chance
and won out / am a bachelor and
have no relatives.
CAS- 10 gambling in stocks l don't ap-
nroye OF IL, although l did speculate II
is n bad thing, especially for young
men. My advice TO young men Is 10 lay
aside two or three dollars each week
and buy a lot on the installment plan.
Recently Munroe purchased 40 acres
nj Saratoga Lake. n. Z. and hotel.
Next November he intends 10 become a
real estate operator as well as II hotel
proprietor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22

in the bedrooms. and the King sug-
gested that the Queen should send for
her pretty furniture from Appleton.
her cottage near Sandringham. This
the Queen absolutely refused to do.
Then the question or giving up her
English home cropped up The King
argued that the Norwegian people
would not Ike her to keep UP q resi-
dence abroad But here again Queen
Maud was firm, and declared her in
tention OF not only keeping up her
Norfolk home. but OF leaving every ar
ticle in its place so that she can go
there at least twice a year.
Appleton was settled on Queen Maud
by King Edward. Ii is now something
more than a cottage. in fact. II is Il
very comfortable and large country
house and she is devoted to II,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-22
Parisian Politeness.

There is a thin coating of Ice on the
pavement. Horses slip and stumble ana
~ ~ them falls, but is not hurt. 1t Is
an slippery that her efforts TO raise her
self are In vain. - ,.,.,. Mat
The coachman takes OFF his trlple-pla1,tt,
cd coat with n chiyolrous mir and WIN
% GESTURE a In Raleigh he spreads IL be
tore the feet Of the poor beast Then ne. ne
takes OFT his leathern cap, shows his Joms
red face and with low DOW ap%LesScs I s., y
the animal: Madame wiz w" W.
''S And "Madamc" rises with difficulty. and nd
tho two. supporting, each oehs[T ,Bso de-
lighted crowd.-Parls Letter 10 the Lon
don Outlook