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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-06

A Republican victory means contin- ued prosperity,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-06

Do not wait but vote early.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-06
TO BE HANGED.

If you are in favor of good govern ment vote the Republican ticket.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-06
LocnI wcnther Report.

New Haven, November 5.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-06
LATEST FAIR HAYEN NEVIS
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM
 ACROSS THE RIVER.

Political Gossip of the Fair Haven wards-F. Mansfield X Sons Get 5000 Bushels of Oysters-Funeral of BIi- nor smith-PersOnnI JOttings.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

Hom, 4. MGr3. = 9oS oltf 0cn
icntred)tcn &lippell iiber Dem Slcolce,
III Der Eropin5 SrcScia, crbdlltc Gor;
Snpcrnolo >pltr0c bclltc trilb Olrdi
eincn 6claitur5 ioit total 5crltort.
Mion pcrmlltbet, bnB Die 0clpoiier
0ea Sees bic Glippen untermiiblt
botten. Gin lolltes @ctoie 0in0 Dem
6clsitrr5 pprolta ilnb CAB Den BE,
nobner1 3cit 5ilr Slllft. Sin Slider
tom INNS 2eben. Sin etlpa 200 Sui
loltgcS Stiif scr &lippcn llno Die 3D.
rollf ~ItcIcnocn 01ticr milrocn ponl
See peridlungcn.
ga Girettor 6 t,
Mont, 4. MGr5. SIN nNlro9nc-
Gnie" 5lt 9tpnl' rrooIhtc Scr entloiic-
ne Sellner Mard)ioni Den Gircftor
bcS GtobliIienertS, Hebeai nit 9to.
nlcl1. Sic ilnermortete Yiofbthot &c.
lfob Dor Oct Mitgen 5oblrciter 60
ltc, inter 0cncn Gin Gonif cntltono.
Mnrd)ioni mGrc gelpndlt moroct
iucrll i'm bic Eoli5ci nid)t oen Son-
Den Der cnpGrten encouragement ent-
riiicn bGtte.
Srternuttonole IusItel.
lung.
81 0 III, /. MGri. - Sir Bic bcpor-
ltcbenhe intcrnotionale Ilisitellulg
III MoiIorlo BOT Der &orig non Stu
lien $4,000 in Erciien acltiitet, ie
$1,000 fin sic better gitsitellilngSobs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Sin gcfabrlidJcr .Snnncl.
Gbico9Ocr @cbduoc iiltf~a cilt.
Gttorntcr Sdooen on8>rihtct.
Cine So6bo6n beorobt.

G%bicogo, 4. MGr5. Sic gro
Bcn neutrality-suspicious. in ser hinge.
bung oca SQinois .Gnmncla iino ourb
bic Observation-Disclosures in ibrclt
0rltnOfeItcn bcoenflid) ecihiittert uno
iitfen nllmGlig III sic Sunnel.Gc
Ienfltng binab. @cItcrr beGann oa5
0c6duOc 0eS WorihaG Sielo'i6en
observation-disclosures ST iinten nnO 5pci
groBc Sdollienlter ficIen lei Dem
9iltf rnd) lt1tcn III Sriintmer. Ser
"9tcltonCc"- SSolfelltrotcr olli Der &c.
gcnii6crlicgcnocn S%tra1cnieitc bat
'id) 0erort gcIclltt, OoB Sic &cluobncr
elllelt GtnItllr5 bcfiirdten. sln BENT
EltllmonsWcbGlt0e iino inIolge OeS
b%cltGnoigen Sinfcn$ sic Moncrn polt
DEM GrogcldoB bis hinn1tf gum
Sbltrm ocboritcn. Cas- Grgross8 &C.
bdlt0c ser Siclo'idcn Sirmo an Der
IoomS-S trabc bc9onn ihon nor
Wonotcn oIln1Glig SIT i%irtcr, mo bic
'cr bctnrlbigellbe 3nitonE rot nod
nld)t ollfgcG0rt. 9tn slpoIi tcrid)iebe.
llen Strobenfrcll5llngen iino Selt-
fltrlgcn IN Dem StroRtnn'pcGll pobrs
5%ltllcbmcn. Sic 8ctriebSI2.tu1o ocr
@od)bobn fiirdltct crnitIid) fir bic
Sid)crbcit Der Eoiiogiere. ia mG0-
lld)errucilc cine pl0bli6c SenflnQ ser
Sod)bobngcriiIte cintrctcn fonntc.
Atdd) llrtbeil BON 9all- Mrd.;"cften lit
@cfabr p%orbanhen, bch ri.rd) ooS
Slnfcn bic Stobl0eri!5tr Ser groben
@cb0locs ollS Dem @ef:lAe gerilie:l
perOcn f0nntcn ltno Giro Ginltur,z
Sotoltropbe Die Solgc icin miirbc.
Saltt &erorbnm1g Der lt1>iiihcngoll-
bchorben par bel ben S'ulncl-S Mus
1robltn0clt Dorqcldr!c5cn hob Der
SltnncI y Sub inter sem Stroben-
Nlpeou licgcn ioate. Nc>rd, bat iid)
bcronSgcitellt, BOB sic bcsmiidcnlie-
Qcnoc 9ooenid)iht melt ems aus
SdlQnlrlt bCitchc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
&cr6eercnScr HrGriebrano.

GoSmeII, N..M., 4. MtGr5. -
Gin Er1rieicucr, neld)es lid ludDrcnO
Der lcbten bcioen Gage roId) nod
Often 1lno Siiben ollsbrcitctc llno iid)
bel beitigcm @inbe nod 9egeumGrtig
ieber Goutrole cnt5ielt. bat ctpo cine
Milior Nder por5iiglid)en @ciOclons
oeS inn peitlid)en Sbeile be8 Ears
banbIc, oitlif bon Gortalcs, N..M.,
heinlgeiud)t. 5. ". @lite Don Der
WenoW Solllc Honh uno g. j. 0out.
bill. elmer Scr bcoentcnolten &lcD5ild)'
ter bes Siiomcltens, bebmlptcn, Der
ongerif)tcte Sdnoen bclullic lid id)on
iett olti cine Wiuion Collars, uno
mabrideinlif neroel Elm Tnbcno
GROCER Hand)cs Der @cioc bcrol,bt
meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

I'M 9ltnoe5- 3oufittteroienIt gcgcn.
iuGrtig @enerolleiter Ter nNortb.
peitern 6iiberieS Gompnnp." but
Dem Erdiioenten mitgetEeilt, oob ct
megen geihGftlider lteber6iirouHg
niht in Der Gage ict, Den Inn onGe.
botenen 8ollperneltrspoIlcn Don
Ilosfo ar5llnebnlen, mas Der ErGii.
bent oils begriinoet onerfoantc. NIs
Gonoiootcn fir ben %genonntcn 80.
item ipcroen infer Sn0ercn 0enonnt:
@. I. Eerfins aus Nonlc, ". y.
Soggott aus Sllncou mo Sobn 4.
Gltn, GoltmeiIter bon Soirbonf3,
Ilosfo. Gle bieabe5iigllte Cntlhei.
Oung oiiritc in ben n0LI'cn Go0cn
fallen.
&anol Il II DUNG IL
ltirt.
Ger Senots- 9(uaidub fiit inter.
oceoniide &on0le miro nit Der Scr
1cDnlllng bon 3ell9ell llld)t tort'ob'
fobren, bis cine S'erItanoiolng
g%etroiien lit, mel6e 2lrt rem Still.
musfonol gcbolt merocn ioQ, 1no
ucitercs Moteriol porl.e1t, beiien
man sur 9ltaarbcitung her 3o1c mo
sic Contribution ocs &anol3 nott).
penoig beoori. ST oiciem Grtid)lllB
lit Der 9luaiNub gcitcrn in cincr GrG.
futio-S iBrng gclongt.
@riggs ais &oriitcr.
Hcpr0ieltant Granger Don NDooc-
Ss(ono pcr5iftctc o1Ii bic SSobl 6unt
/ &oriiBcr OeS Ocmofratiihcn Gnngrc5-
Gompognc-Gomite's. Gn0ur6 miro
bic @ubl oe5 GeprGiCntontcn @ringa,
60, bcinobe sur @emiEEcit erboben,
5llnlol CT oltgcnblictlid) Lcr cinjiGc
Vcmcrbcr lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Scds5cbn Sabre 3nd)tbans.

GittSburg, ga, A. MtGr5. -
Ger lpcgen Sootltng Ser 6ren Mor.
tia 9. airfpotrid oeS MorocS inn
5~lpeiten @raoe ihuloi9 b%eiunOcne
Nornnn $. 8enicr mrlrOc 5l elmer
Soft BON Is Sobrell nerllrthciIt, mel
dc CT inn pcltlidpn Slldltballic 81 pers
biibel Doben miro. Sroll airlpatritf
bate iid) eilcS Mbcno5 i'm Sonllor
porigcu SabrcS BON ibrer @obnnng
und Dem Morft begeben mo tebrte
bon bpiem Gon9e nidlt mic0er 5uriid.
sfm iolgcltocn Worgen fano man lire
lleifgcirorcne 2eid)c att cinem lube
bollten 8~runbitiid nrb bie Sbouftion
ergob, oob iie ibrcn 500 burf)
Strongulation gefltroen bottc. @cp=
icr mllroe inter Ecrood)t p%crholtet Ii.
Elm llmitonbsbemeis fiibrtc SIT leiner
Serurtbciltng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Scincr Mumbc crlcgcn.

9remIer GupiS, ociien Se%r1uunOlng
ourd) 9tegcr oen Nuirubr III
Springiiclo bcrbcifiibrtc, geltor.
ben.
Gnpton g., 4. MtGr6, - Com.
Tcan, Der Ncger, Den 0opis oltf lei
mem S6mer5ensloger nit @eltlntmts
belt OILS Sen Wanl be5eidynet bat, Ser
Die S6illIc alti i'm abgegeben hat, lit
in lebr erreoter Stimmlng nlt0 0cm
3ulanMlle1brlId nabe. Gr betbelert
guar nod ir1nter ieine ltnidnto, bod
9laltbt S6eriif @rigbt4 0uB CT Gcal
SIT cinem @elt1noniB beluegen ncrOe,
oubcr Die Nahrid)t pom Sooc oes Gls
bis Dor ibnt gebeim gcDolten luerocn
miro. .". t.,.
Spriugiiclo 5, 8, /. MGr5.-
Mart 81. 9aoiS, Der premier, oclicn
idrpcrc 8crpulooung burh 9tcgcr ocn
9inltab SIT Den HalientnrliDcn Der
reriloIIenen Gage aege6en bate, iii
gcitern friib icinen &erlctunsen erie
geu. Die afeger Goraro Ienn mo
Breton 2ooo beiincur lid i'm &c
fGirglliB bon Canton, Der Grmoroun1
bon GapiS ongefIagt. 0berlt Iinncl,
Gomnnnoont Scr Wili5 bat oic
<nbe bon Dem Scoe oes 9apis bis
ber gefcim gebalten. Sn Ner 3lpl-
ldcn5eit mur0ell Die oonti;tirerocn
8ltnfte ser Stoot bon Witi5obtbei.
llt1gen bcIebt, Inn epentllclle ltrtuben
I'M Seine 51t crltifen. Wtou lit icood)
Der Nnlidt, DOB nod) Der erlol5rcid)cn
N~ieOcrucrirn9 Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8cmaltlcelen Der Wtpb feline Sult b1-
ben merOc, nnlGblid) Ser SoNeSnad)-
riht oeS SpferS Der Shicbliiuire,
lieue ltnorOlnrngcn 5u beginner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
GermiIdtc tclcarapbildDc S%epcidcn.

- Sm 3nd)tbou'e 5r TnbnrrL
H.sO., bot it'd Der StrIf!::11G Socob
Gropo aus Spoits. ~, Ger Dor II
Sobrcn ipcocn cine: MLlreS SIT L.
Observation-Disclosures perllrtbci!t
iuprocn mar, III icinc, Belle crbo1ot.
Sic Gobctten g. Ut. MtcGon,
BON ser piertcn &loi'r olF @clt.@lrs
oinicn, ltl,O Wnl. Wt. Cjc'ijiGer, nol
Der Oritten &loiic, bo6cn llirc trennl''
ligc 9feiignntion olincmtloet lno
lueroen aus Der Mo,"inc'd)iIc ollStrcs
telt.
Ger IA Sobrc cite Niol 6rc2.
man ans lltico, M. hu. enc Sdos
hcncriobfloae fir $lt,t95 GeNcn ben
Stoat Nciuss)orf fir bcn %tllllIt lei
TIER bciben Seine bei e:ucn llnloA
olli elmer Gonolbrilde, &c TOR Der
Belt III @cbroud g%crrn'n,cl iuorocn
mar, anbGngig gen1ddt.
Sn Gbicogo 1o' ser res Gil,-
brlld,s iiberiiibrtc Soicpb groipn.
meld)er Dor 8erid)t 1cbrcdt mur0e.
I'm iein llrtbeiI SIT enlrionncn, bent
Siilfs-S iitriftsompo!t i. Creme lll,-
periebens einen 10 furd.boren Shlo1
pcrlest, oaB Grope ldnge tcmuBtlo5
lpar, Grome lpar gefarumcn. mn Den
8eriftshof Inn ein mi!>tS Strafur-
tbeil fir 9rolpn 81 bitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Gin Snhcnitrcidl.

SobnStomn II, @o., 4. M1r5. =
Sn Der Stobt @ooqon Nbtbcilung
Der Cumberland Stccl Gnnponp"
lit OoS Scbeli hes IS SfGre olteit
Wteorl Ionfin eiltenl iisern1iitbioelt
Streid) oeS &ernieter2 Nntrp @o0=
ner sum Spier gciollcr. NlS ser
&nobc on lbn p~orilhcrqilt9, rid)tetc
or od)tloS Den Shloit4l scr Moihinc
nit Der co%mprinlirtell 'llit Graen i'm,
fuobei Die ipise Scifnnnc III sic Seite
oea anoben cinorone utb ole Elm.
itromenoe comprinirte2nft 10 ldluerc
innere %ScrlcBuneen perllriodrte, ooB
Der llngliidlid,e iueuiae Mirmten
boraltf ltorh. Mogner ,prtrbc IN Saft
geilonWlef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
1~tucinioc Ehimcjcn.

ct. Youl, Min1,, 1. M0ra. -
Gs lit befolrnt ~goporoen, bab lid i'll
Shoobe Ser hineiiid)en politildcn
Gommiiiion, peld)e iif ougcnblidlit5
ouf ser Geile bon Seattle mclauGrtS
beiinbct, aus unbcfanntcn ilrlnd)c!l
Observation-Disclosures ergeben
boben, melde 10 e%rlllter 9tatllr lit0,
DoB brei ser GommiliGre in ScQttlc
srriidgeloiien nnroen. Gic il5rigen
IS meroen lih III ct. saul tDelle1
u1o oui perificOcnen 3iigen oltlpdrtS
fabrelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

lefte III oelt &lalicn f%illtitl. mobllrs
ter 3inlmer, Iutomobilcs, Slugmos
lditen, Nrbcitcrbduier u10 ser prat.
ti16lten Grfinoung i'm Geidc Der ito
lien!Iden Snbultrie, fertter ie $1,000
iitr Die beIten 2ciItltngcn III ocnSlol'
len outomotii6cr auppelllngen, MO
torboote, ser S(rt Der9(blieicrung bon
Wtild, Observation-Disclosures, Hferoc-
5ltdJt unO ser &odOrudS5cigcr bet'm
Observation-Disclosures.
Ser @oIfcnbtu6 ouf M q.
OagaSfar.
Nntononorip o, Snicl WtoOo-
go3for, 8. MlGr5. - G%ir5cltbcitcn
ii6er bic &erbeerun0cn, welde Der
8olfen6rltd olrid)tete, lpcl6cr fiir5-
lid boS Sort Wnbo1oro 5eritorte,
5ei9cr, Oab n1tr 3iuci SGltIer Itcbell
gebliebcn iin0. GrciBig 2cidcn ii1l0
g%eboracll. 9tQC GllropGCr mllr0cn
perlctt. ut0 Der Gi0cntmmlSida0cn
lit IcGr 0roB. Ser itoIicnii6c Sdoo.
Tier yNiricn" lpltr0C allf Sen Strnno
gclppricn, ltn0 bic froit5iiiGc @rigg
n2uicienMc" pcridDanO IL ser Eicic.
SoGonn SrtG mieGCr Il IL
ln0l.
&ien, 4. Wt0rj. 49, Oton m1lllfelt
bier, oob SoDonn Grt6, Scr 0itrciNi-
id)c @r56er5on lueldcr nor Sobrcn
%pcridNulm0en lit, iid) lebcno ouf Ocn
balcoriifcn Snicln bcfinCe. 2copol0
@olfling, ser Dor ciniger 3eit cbcll.
fnuS ocnGr5bcr5ooatitcl oblegte, mill
iid) nod) bcn @olcnrcn bcQcben, llmr
liodBltfori6cn, nb bic Gltnoe iibcr Die
Critters oc3 CnfclS iid bcuo1rbeitct.
hi inc pcri Of iittet Sotel.
3itriG Of, l.. MGr5. - Sn 8rirl-
bcIipolo, 0cuu Gori I'M 9t5irf Suffer-
laten Gc9 I6mei5eriId1n GottouS
@ern, lit cine Sdneclnmile nic0cr-
gc0on9cn unO bot 0o3 @ncregg-So.
tel 5crIt6rt. Gic @GIfte Oc5 @otclS
lit 5crIt0rt. Gic @Gitc o~iirften olle
gcrcttct icir.
9 drtttc 0cS fron5Jiiihen
GpiafopatM
9oriS, 4. @tdr3. - SIC ~fron5o.
iilden &oroinGIe bobcn it'd bier pcrs
iornmclt. Sic 6ereiten oic 9erufung
c!ner Misunderstanding Der 9i.
ido0fe Dor, in pcldcr iibrI Die Sal
tltng oca Gpi9topot5 ~Gcgsniibcr Der
Srcnnlng bon Stoot mo STRIDE o.
id)lltB gcfobt 'merocn jolt, 3u9lciG
Wiiroe cine Hcorganiiat oil Der STRIDE
per8libereitcn ieir, mcHE sic @iiltig.
tGit Der &rennllng anerfau1t miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

EIon 5u u%ntcrbreiten. Nisier antro9
Tr.rOc ieOod ob9cIcbnt.
@nti6icOenc GontprrniBgeriidte
0etten cine ollQcmcine 3%nnobnle Der
Soffnrutg I'M @eiolge. Sic iron5o.
iiidlen Gelegotcn Crtldrcr, an Scr
@ren5c ibycr 3ugcItd.toE;lic oll9e-
tnn1l1cr ST. iein, obcr iucrn Gclltid)-
lono cirlen wirfIiN cIltQr62ntonmcll-
scr Sd)ritt tb0tc, pirNen lie Gin
@leiGes SIT tDltn gc5unnacn iein Be
LENDERS mcnll cr iid1 ouf bic Eoli5e'-
rno Die @onfiro0c bc}Gae.
Ser 6cr5og bon &%lnrrOpor, ErG-
liocnt Der Gonicrcn& rcit on 9.I}dr5
nod Moorio, 0u cr in iCincr GiOcne
iuait ais iponii6cr Wiiniitcr oca
&~Il2mGrtigcn BORT Stont&0eihditc ju
~erlcoiQen bot. Ser MorGeic Gi9.
corti GcnoIto mltroc criEGGt, lpd6rcno
rtr gl6peicn6cit 0c5 N2raogS Den
%oriib 81, ii6crnebmcn, otcr CT lcbrt2
al. IS bot jomit Sen Hlnldcin, 0ob
SIC Gonfercn5 mdbrcnO Der Nbmclelts
lcit Oc5 6cr5oQa Don 9llmo0oDor
feline iornlcQcn Siburgnt o6DolteN
lrir0.
Ccuti6Ion0 bout oui Seii-
reid uu0 Gu5lunb.
Berlin 4. MGr3.--Gic Moroffos
0rogc mar m0brcnO Ocr D(r0ollgcncn
@odc gc0criibcr 0cn 6eitun bel So't
in Den 0intcrgrlntO dc:rctct. Nbcr
raS HSrtereiic AT Der Grimidlltng Der
Girgc oltf Der Gonfcrcnj III Ilgeciro3
hot iid bercit5 raid ip;fher gelteno
gcnlod)t, lno bon NCIenI .uerOcn nit
Gr0Btcr Spormung bic Gcrbono(un.
gen pcriolQt, ppn oerer1 2Iu8gon0 10
ricl fir bic NltfrcNterinltltlg 0aa
Srieoen2 ltno Die fiinitiae @citoItlun1
ION Gcuti6lon0'5 intecnationoIcn
&~e5icbungen obDGugt.
Sn u1terrid)tctcn 9rciIen oerlprtd)t
rtan iih piel bon ocn cifrl1cn Scmils
Gitn0cn ScitreiGsllngorr'3 ulo NllGs
lcllo'S, IN Scr beitlcn moroffontIdct
Fnli5ciiro9c 5niiGen Gellti6Iono
rrlo Sronfreidl 81 pcrr?;t!cln. &oh
ncl1 bci0en y%ebrlid)cl1 Woftcrn" miro
lr>po6l in Ncrlin, mic N SorlS orins
ocnD 0u5lt gerotbcn, No6giebigfcit
III ii6ell, nm bic citcm GInpernebmel
cut0e0cllitcbcnoen Ninrrrnilie oll5
bun @ege ST rGlln1ctt. NomcntIidl
ScItreid)- lln0orn'a Nll@Q(etd)3 &ors
ihlG0c mcrOen olti Dos GrnItcItc cr-
mogclt. Sic mcr0clL mic mo- melrt,
uicncid,t oic 8oii& cii'cs llebcrcin-
frnnmcnS 5uii0cn pcll bciocn
@ouptiiltcreiientcn bil0cn. llniro0.
lid, lit sic Stintmlrng 'ric6cr cInntal
nntgeidlogen. @obrcro NcItern Der
Iciiimi3nll@ cntl6ieOcn Die Sber.
bor0 bate, bcat man Dc.ltc piclfod)
pieoer grobcrc &oiinun1.
ic@eQcgnung6 SECS Nei en-
nit bcm Snf2l.
Berlin, A.. MGr5. Son Der
Gntpidllrng ser Murotfo. 6roge bolt.
gen oltd) bic Rciiepl6nc oca aoiier2
u1b feline cpentueQe @clcAnultg NIT
Dem &onig Gbmoro o6. Nos bis Jest
licriibcr pcr0ifcntli6t lpcroen lit,
Gtiinoete iid) gum qroG'et Sbcil oltI
rene MutbnloBnngcn. PUTS ocrlob.
lldIcr Gucllc p~crlautct. oaB nod
Nnc$ in Scr SGlucbe III unb nor0er-
Gono niHt ooron geooGt miro, fclte
@lhnlohlt1gcn 5l t%rcffcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

urtbeilt. 0os llrtDeil tit Orei anoert
G(euterer Iautete ori Eo1 oltrd Gr+
Id}ieben, llnO q erbicltcn 6reibeltSs
Itrofen, mdbreno 10 irrigcIprodJeii
nnroen. Die &erurtDciltt,t baben al
Dcn aaliotionsboi oph(llirt. Die
GoQltredllng Der Go0#urtbclle 1T
cut Den 6. M0r5 fcit8cictt porOell.
Serbre6en in Ttn.ono.
Scliingfora GjH!on0, 4.
Mars. SerlpeCcnc 9'inberelen,
Welhe Jest 1ait tGqIjcb i'll 6inlono
ocrilbt weroeJ terrnriiiyen Die DC
n0lteurllg. Gic &erbrcdGn mcroea
groBtentheilS Soften Hn1 Gi,Gcn SUI
gcIhriebeL nelde o}ta ren Slt'ee'
&ropin5en nertrieben rJlrrtn., 9ic
So5talOcntotroten, maiN tn 6ll1loIto
iebr ltnrf pertretcn ij10 'ac.ncn NIT
ben Slil6tlinger ron iutlcita oca
@oliS SIT ip%mpotbiiircu Ina genetr'
iHoitlidc Sodc nit jbEcn 1T MAIDEN.
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property, money in the bank, a pension Tor
life, q good house to live In, a garden to
grow all he wanted, and nothing In the
world to do but drive a load Of turf to LIS
mahee every day and sell it and drive home,
as drunk as twenty tailors, like q gentle
man. But he wasn't content yet. He
wanted some one to keep him comfortable,
and he wanted her with money.
$50 he looks about him, and at last fixes
on a woman beyond the lake that he thought
would suit him. She was q fine, buxom
lump Of a girl, handy and good tempered,
with nothing to spare in the way Of good
looks, but worth ESQ and a COW or two for
whoever changed her name. And Timber
Toe, with his eye on the ESQ, goes to see
her, and sits with his one toe in the ashes
and makes himself pleasant. and at last
gives out that, supposing the family and
him can come to terms, he's willing to
marry her.
Arc you. them answers Judy. Faith,
it's mighty obliging you are, but you may
try somebody else, says she.
And whyf' asks Timber Toe.
Because Of that answers Judy, look
ing at the wooden leg. I'd be afraid OF
you kicking me under the table with it.
L know, answers Jumper los, ana edye
no more, but stumps of, and stays away
a week, and then comes back hobbling on
two orutohes.
a'And where's the leg gomez asks Mary,
herself that's sister to Judy.
sI've burnt it, came back. For Judy
wouldn't nave me with it, and 80 I've
come to SEQ il she'll have me without 1t.
Will you, Judyf All, say you Will
And with that Judy's heart softened
and she pitied the man, and she gave him
the word.
.
Innocent you call him, with his red head
and his tin whistle" said Mickey, turning
toward me. Faith, IL you have a mind to
be thinking that still, I'd advise you to turn
back and ask a question or two Of Judy.
Innocent, by the Lord Sure, one of his
ancestors must have been a fox
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the pupil shas no natural gift do not
waste time on coloratura study.' Again, he
says Of the trill: "Not every voice is suited
for this establishment; heavy voices may
even be injured by purposeless trill prao-
tice." The present writer believes that trill
study should begin when coloratura Ia taken
up, after tone control has made considera-
BILE progress.
Agility should be acquired by every
singer. Some will naturally acquire 1t in
a greater degree than others, but all can
acquire 1t to some extent, and IL is the foun-
dalton Of ease and grace and fuency Nf
delivery. 1t is an essential part Of the beau
tiful old art Of bel canto, upon which to-day
singing must make its foundation.
w. j. HENDERSON.
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II wears out-and that's the most we can
do for you, Billy. my man.
well, Billy said nc more, but takes the
five ahilings and the wooden leg-'twas
that gave him the nickname Of Timber Toe
and goes telling his troubles to every one
he meets.
"a nice way to be treated says he,
flung out upon the world says he, with
three limbs and q half, and the pension Of
q militia mani Who'll give me work.
asks he. What Christian man with an
Appetite says he. can live on Ave shillings
clothes on his backF
Like that Timber Toe talked, and people
listened to him, and some one wrote to the
papers, and a subscription was raised that
brought him another half a crown a week.
and a present Of the ass and cart that OBJ
structed US this morning.
80 far so good, but Timber Toe was only
beginning. Before the wooden leg was a
month old up he comes before the guardians
again, and him hobbling on orutohes.
well, Billy, what is ii nowf' asks the
s'Sure your honors ALL says he, there
was q flaw In the leg you ave me, and It's
broke says he, and l don't know what to
dol
1T was q lie, to be sure, for the leg was
at home In the corner; but guardians are
simple people, and they believed the man,
and voted him the price Of q new stump.
That encouraged Timber Toe.
After a while up he comes again to the
guardians with the first leg under his arm
and he shows them a crack In 1t, and signs
and groans, and marches out at last with
another pound or 30 as good as In his pocket.
Well, sir, another while passed, and here's
my hero up before the guardians again,
and he spins the anne yarn, and gets more
n and 30 it goes on until at last the
guardians think the cheapest thing to do
il to give Timber Toe another half crown a
week and make him responsible for his
own legs.
youth notice that he had now ten shillingf
a week, and the ass and cart; but, sure, that
was only a trife, 30 away stumps Timber Toe
to the Marquis himself and pulls of his
cap and makes his laments and never
leaves till for next to nothing at all he gets
occupation Of the house he's living in now
with q piece Of turf-t1g free, and half ar
acre Of garden thrown in, and a present
Of old clothes, and a 1--WE pound note to buy
furniture.
sweD, sir, Timber Toe was now a man q
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TOBOGGANING IN FAVOR.
But America Has No Slide 70 Compare
With Fine Ones ABROAD.

buJ AmeftCh 1Iho w ShuO w
With III Ones ABROAD.
Tobogganing at last promises to have Q.
permanent place among the winter sports
OF this country. The slide at Arduley has
been decidedly in favor, and there are other
built slides.
But, 80 far as is known to a writer on this
subject who contributes his experience TO
Health, there is not anywhere In the United
States a regular half or quarter mile to-
boggan slide maintained by a town or an
association solely for the purpose Of this
sport.
Strangely enough, Amerca-which has
been rather Indifferent to the sport-has
achieved a worldwide reputation for its
toboggans. Just as Birmingham, England,
manufactures most Of the brass idols wor.
shipped in the Orient, 80 America make
sleds, coasters and toboRgans for SwitEt'
land. Norway, Sweden and Can
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Elizabeth turned 1t into an ~almshousq TO
endure as long as almshouees exist. The
old ladies' have two neat little rooms each.
windows looking out on the garden.
They have each a coal supply, q htqhsp
range. wate. and gas. At q Chapel GAG
services are held. The choir stalls are beau-
tifully carved old oak, the original seats
that the monks used.
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THEY 1--we Nv A CHURCH.
Eight Old Ladies Keep House There-Al
the Comforts OF Home.

The most curious almshouse in England,
saws the Church Eclectic, is st. Marys
Hospital at Chichester. Theirs eight old
ladies' live actually in the church, a fine
old building dating from 1850.
1t was originally a monastery, but Queen