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TJ1K KANSAS CITY JOUtNAL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOMCn HO, iMWfc J KANSAS (MTY JOURNAL established km. 1 he. .tiiimnil lumpen, Publishers, Jonrnnt llnlMlii, Icntli uti.l Witlnnt t. NEW SlMISlMHPTloN RATES. P ng ' -oplej i Bji. .ii) i. . .4 ..24 ..Be dhlivkhed itv cAimtKit. , Daily nJ BumUy, 10 rents per week: 45 cents txr month. ny MAti. in' advance. 1 i v and Sunday, I TeMtl" W ' i nrnl Sunday, 8 months 2 ij 1 nnd Sunday i month 1 01 ami Sunday, i month 40 s '. onlj, 1 car 1 io ' iv only. 6 tnonlhii .... M w kly Journal Hti.l AdrlcitltitrlM. 1 cir (0 TKLKPHONB NUMHRIIH. J . rse Office i it ml and Prt.-lr.ty .... . ' htltor 1JS7 , In i i' l M the t'li'tnlDi at Kansas. City, Mo , a Sfcoiiil rims Mall Mutter. hiw mint CU..0U! OX l KISAS cit. Iiid1riitleiu. Wiphlnglen, Oct, Per Oklaheitia and 1' i i Territory Showers, southenieterly i '' warmer. ' r Missouri: Fair, except local showers l i ii hern portions, slightly wnrmer; vn. l .' winds, 1 r Kansas. Pair, except local showers li -outlinest portion: winds shifting to ouihiaaterl) ; warmer. GOOD MOll.VIXO. No alarm Is felt over the resignation cf tl o Trench cabinet. It merely pre c pltntcs u crisis. Th" number of lawyers In the 11. If. Hilmis case Is so small that the cnc is likely to be" dccldest on Its merit. A session of "Coin's rinancl.il School" will be held nt the Ullllss this evening. 1'r ifcwor Harvey will bo the Instructor. K uins orchards are so elated over the I, uenvvorth apple carnival that nyiny of th. m are now In bloom for a s's?rntl cr p Me see from a Cincinnati pnpyr that CI prnor .McKlnley hns given up his ngnr Hut he stll! holds on to the stump. Without wishing anybody any harm, a war between England and Russia would be a great thing for American pt ilu ers. Senator Hill's visit to Ohio will not benefit the Democratic candidates In that plate but It mil li"lp his, party In New York Tlio Leavenworth Times sees eiy llt th to laugh at In the Pnderewksl Jokes. That Is the way Paderevvskl regards thtm also Senators Chandler and Dolph are In f.ior of war on Gieat Hrltaln. Eugene W.ucs gory speech la evidently getting ,n its work. The somewhat sensational report comet from Illinois that Senator Shelby M t'ullom has admitted he Is only a. iiiiimn being. No matter how short the pi evidential :amp.ilgn may be made, It will be long enough before the Democrats elect nn othei pi evident. Tin re were two total eclipses of the e i 1SS9. This Is a phenomenon M)i i wo shall not be permitted to bee lgaln until 20S7. If tho fool-klllcr happens around In h ileinlty of Itev. Myron IJeed some V dy Is llkelj to get hurt, and It won't le Hi fool-killer. Ti . King of Corea has provided hlm Bfif 1th a new wife and a new title, ' 1 i now In fairly good shape for hi ilng the winter. M DIggs, It seems, is on the stump f i ' "v In Ohio, still, we are willing i' r good ilougluiuta that C'oxey v n n hweep the Mate. Ir ( u-ver started out to be a good '" 'v man but he appears to have ii 1 his aim. Ilia wife says she has goui fciounds for dlvoice. T) - sulfide of a woman in a Chicago d. , Himent Hture should be a warning t r nhant to Increase the facilities f r i i lung the baigaln counter K ii ih City's cattle lecclpts vesterdny t ,-nater bj Stw than Chicago's, i li .iter by 2,900 than the rttelpts f l.mls and Omaha tOKcther. Ti .lifferi-nce between rumored reglu tini - ()f cabinet olIleerB In Prance n ii the Cnlted States Is that In !' the rumors aro usually etllletl. ' " " were really 200 floats at the l. i worth npplo carnival, Isltors i j i ivft enjoyed themselves highly. ly knows how dUIjfhtful apple II t . r fuslDR to toko hold of any more 1 i r s opport unities however tempt i' Mr Carnegie, it will be noticed, is in villi if heiole efforts to a-old the Uls gr. i. if 'dying rich. K.insis Cit iieoplo have read a good l-ul ai.ut "Culn" Harvey, Those who lf to sen and hear liirn can have the Jipf .iiunity this evening. He will speak :;t the Ollliss opera hoiiHe. "What a travesty on Justice It would 1" f in the light of the overwhelming fi iii 1i perpeu.ited In the nat county el Hon, none of thft Ws thiees should be cum Mod and punished It is not Mil prising lo Jaotn that a count otllciaU who accepted an oltlee whu U he knew honuntly belonged to an other has Iwen deiectu in crooked woik. The irvt-iver of itolen goods Ik natural ly an oliject of suspicion. The Lincoln Uupubllcun Club liaH ar-rur:- 1 with iofMor Haivey, author of i'o n's nnnuolal ii'hotil," to deliver an .iddrewi In thin cy this evening. The (iiUisit tipora houn has beep pro. cur'ij fur tho otcimlon, and it is ovpeotud tl'at tho buildliijf will bo uoinfQIUbly 1111 J It Is btated that Hie people of Now V -k gtuerully wy "jes, Hr," un(i .'n0i Hi- 'f t . (he Duke of ,Marlbo40iiglh, In ei id of "ye, jour grace," anil "no, mr giate." WliKh b'oen to show that th' ) pie of New Vork are iwt ilrlel ii - illots I !.- found that the number of old p I ri in Kansas is 35,000 Instead of 30( 0',K as luw gonerully been hupposed. In the light of thla explanation the prnl Ii m of how KunBas huppened to turn Its back on the Kepubllcau party a fw ears ugo Is much easier of solu tion. Two men were found lighting in a Chicago boarding house The door of the riom waa closed from within and admittance, denied to all who applied. Later the room was kecretly vacated, with sn especially fine showing ot appies ot nnd the bed and Moor wens discovered to be saturated with blood After 'examin ing the premles u while the to!lcc de cided thnt a blnoib ilceil had been com mutes! It l Utterly lmwslble to baf lle the Chlcngo police vhen thej sft their wlta to work IHltH:V ADDIIIiSS Ill-Mlllll. The nddres of thp aulhor of "Coin's financial School" at the Ollllsa oHni hotice to-night will niTonl an opmr tunlty for bearing the silver side of the lending ixilllltitl iiiiestlon of the day illsctt'scd by lis most prominent ex ponent. The .tolirnnt Is tttitliotlrevl to y Hint Ml. flurwy litis nuule especial prepnia lion for this occnlun nnd 1ll iinder lake lo present thf 1vt nrgumeiit In Its clearest mid most convincing light It will not ho a stereotpisl spepch, but an addleas calculated lo leave no attack of his critics up to Hie ptienl time tlliniiHWcied Tin? Lincoln Club, under the nnsplies of which the meeting was nrrniiRetl, has a membership of more than fiW, and this fact should Insure it large at tendance of those to whom the speaker would more especially wish to talk. Utter on arrangements will be niadn to present the other side of the nuesllon This fact should have an Influence In swelling the ntteiulnnce nt the meeting to-nlglil Mr. Unncy has the faculty of present ing his niKtiments In an exceptionally clear, forceful and entertaining manner. Ills books have engaged the attention and drawn the concentrated fire of e erv speaker nnd newspaper wilier in the country who hns had a word to snv on the all-Important subject, lie has held hlrt own In eveiy position In which his critics Imve placed him. and thcie need be no fear thnt he will be found 111 equipped for th occasion of to-night. vrn.wMMi run r.i-riiKT. If there weie a dellbernte nnd con spired purpose on the part of the gold woishlpers to make the people believe thnt theie Is danger from an overllood of gold, theie could scarcely be a. more persistent effott In that direction Then Is scaicely a prominent newspaper In the country adhcilng to monometallism thnt has not pi luted columns about the rapidly Inci easing output, and as many columns moic about the wonderful dis coveries leported In various parts of the earth. Tho writers eom to think Hint the sentiment in favor of silver ns a Joint money metal Is Inspired solely by a be lief thnt the world needs mote money, and thnt if the people can be mnde to believe that such relief Is sure to come In yellow metal, the agitation will stop. I statistics aie given in all sorts of combinations to prove that the motion ol of gold Is sure to be broken by tho Increased output, and that the only peo ple who need to worry about the finan cial futuie are the gold merchants: them selves. The argument Is not made In so many words, but thnt is what it nil means. And they don't trouble themselves about verifying the figures they present, If there ate two authoiltles on the .same K)lnt they are sure lo take that which gives the most extravagant figures. Theie Is Mint Director 1'ieston. who claims to have made such a caieful in vestigation of the subject. He has got his tlgures lor the output of the year away up above those of other authori ties, and not content with that, he draws an ilnten!'l.v roseato plctme of the "probabilities" of the future. He Is one of those who believe thnt the min ing of -10 millions' worth of gold a jear would do moie for our prosperity than the production of -10 millions' -worth of Iron ore, or of sugar or cotton. The fact Is that there is no evidence to warrant speculation of this sort as to a phenomenal output of gold The stories told may play on Important part in the sale of mining shares, and there may very likely be nn Increase in pro duction that will keep up with the in crease In demand, but it has nothing whatever to do with the argument for a restoration of the money function of silver The gold worshipers will by and by wait.- up to the fact that they are not dealing with people who can be so eas ily hoodwinked. i.i:vvi:svvtji:rii", aitm: imiimui,, I,eavenworth will, for the next year at least, spenk of events as having occurred so mini) months or weeks before or nfter the great npple carnival. That Is the one event Hint stands out above and before all the rest, to which Leaven worth looked foiwaid with pleasurable anticipations nnd upon which It looks back with pride. Nor is the piide un founded, for the apple carnlvnl was a demonstration that reflected the great, est credit upon the management and was thoroughly enjoyed by the tliou Aunds who witni'sstii the trades Olsplny and participated in the frolic that at tended and followed It The success of the enterprise Is due to the fact that every man, woman and child who could add anything to It comrlhuud his or her mite. Thu aggregate was imposing and tho management li to be congratulated Upon the unqualified suectss achieved, Tho merchants of the liy dlsplnyed tho greatest enterprise In the trades dis play, which vvus creditable m the on treme. Tho business houses were elab orately decorated with apples; nrchos and pyramid. were erected at various street intersections. At night thou sands of Chinese lanterns were strung along the piluclpa! streets piodticlng a novtl and pleasing fCt. HUniily r Igntnl supreme and everybody devoted eviry eneigy towaid the l.iudnbli- pin liiw of having a good time. AH of which teaulted in suih a time as Leav enworth never had befoiu and will io sult In gie.H benefit In the future. litOVVHIMi ilir, ALASKA 1IIIPM ltv. The eouii-e of fireat Hrltaln In thu Veiip.uelnn matter Is so vety like the claim futesliadowed as to the boiindniy line on the cod of Alaska that oiu case can scarcely he decided without having an Imiwrtant btwiing on the other Kor MV'inl jems theto have been ne gotiations between that government and tho United Sinus concerning the inter national line between Alaulm end Hllt Itli America The lliu accepted b this coiinuy when Alaska was purchased was the one laid d.-wu between Hussda nnd Client Hrltaln In the tieaty of lS2fi. It was uniUibtioneil up to ISil, when the Canadian government suddenly dlscoy ertl that It was all wrong. The discovery Just previous to that time of ilch goUl mines adjicent to the Ahukun side of the line has Its par allel In the Venezuelan dispute, where the encroachment of the llritlsh was preceded by like discoveries. Jn each case tlie finding of gold was iUickl followed by the amazing, announcement that those who dievv uf the treaties didn't know what they 5ere talking about. In the Alaskan casct it la con - tended that the treaty mnkers said Portland chnnnel when they really .tnenht llehm channel and when they wrote Hint Hie llhe should run "pnrnllil to the windings of the const," they meant pnrnlld to 11 line connecting the outermost ixtrtinltles of all enpts and headlands This sort of measurement would throw thu boundary line on the eoist side of the mining region and give the territory to Hie lliltlsh, whero-is otherwise t would, as It docs, belong to Hie United Slnles There nro u number of other clnlms set up by the exceedingly Ingenious land grabbers, but Hies ate enough lo how the chnmcter of the whole. The coming congress should tnkc stop to have the dispute settled without further ilelny, The 1'nltei! Slates might as well make It 11 mutter of pleasing business, i:i't.AiloNH in tnuii:i(. I'mm a purely lnfoitn.nl and cursory Inspection of the prices imld by Mnrslml Keshlenr for county Jail supplies, It would seem that explanations are de cidedly In order and that In inviting the marshal to mnke them, the county court was acting In the Interests of the people. Of course Hie marshal has 11 key to the cryptogram which he will furnish at the appointed time nnd then the whole mystery will be cleared up to the satisfaction of the gang. Hut on tho face of It, It Is an Impenetrable mystery, a, conundrum without a hint of Its own solution. Just whv the marshal should pay 30 cents a bushel for potatoes, when the regular mntket pi Ice Is from 20 to 25 cents, Is n pu?zle Hint will agitate the gray matter of the average cltlren who pnjs for them. He till! grocers have been advertis ing them at 20 and 25 cents for weeks. The potatoes could have been piuehased In huge- quantities for much les Mr. Keshleat was so hard pressed to get 1 Id of the people's money that he paid CO renta a bushel for onions when any huckster on the market would have been glad to hnve sold them to him for 30 cents Cabbage was a piolltablo article of diet to dispose of to the coun ty, for the proprietor of the corner grocery which had a monopoly of the snap of furnishing jail supplies received $1 per 100 pounds; the market price was less thnn half that amount. So It went with other articles on the bill of fare. It Is .safe to ventuie that the marshal did not buy his prlvnte supplies at such prices The explanation of such ridiculous ex travagance will be awaited with Inter est by the general public .it'nc.n ai.ih;n. Hon. Henry L Alden Is the Itepuh llcnn nominee for Judge In the Twent nlnth district of Kansas. Wyandotte county constitutes that district It is to be hopeil that the vote cast for Judge Alden at the election next Tuesday will be such ns his met its entitle him to. He has occupied the position nearly five ears with such signal success thnt his lenomlnatioh. by the ris.ent Republican convention came to him practically with out serious competition, and no Demo crat has been named ns a candidate in opiioMtlon to him Judge Aldcn's record on the bench Is one of which nny man might well be proud. As is well known the tilbunal Is one wheielu vnstly more valuable and conflicting interests are necessarily handled than in any other similar court in the state. A Juilst without the abil ity and experience lequlred for admin istering txact and even ju.stice as be tween adveise claimants wheieln the matters In dispute are likely to Involve co much, would be svvnmpeel In short order In the various cases that have come before him for decision Judge Alden has been so fair, so Impartial and so Jealously watchful of the rights guar anteed to every litigant, be he poor or rich, that a decision In his court Is as a lUle regarded as a satisfactory and com plete adjustment of the question nt Is sue, whatever the ouUome may be. It can scarcely be doubted that the Republicans of Wyandotte county, ever alert not only for the best interests of their organization, but of the whole peo ple as well, will set to it that the Judi cial ermine Is not misplaced; and they will triumphantly return Judge Alden for another term to the position, he hns so ably, impartially and satisfactorily IlUed. Mayor Plngree goes about the building of his presidential boom very cautious ly. His Detroit paper announces that he may bo In the Held In 1000. When this announcement has had time to soak In, It will be comparatively easy, in view of tl e mayor's great popularity and fine showing of potntoes, to knock olf four years nnd bring the boom down to date. The prli u of coal iltstuibit him not, Just let It soar away; He's In a nice steam-heated Hat, With contract good till May. It appears from lato reports that tho wVrmenlans. mo to blame for the as saults mnde upon them, as they pro voked tho Tuiks to violence in Older that tho civilized povveiv may destroy the Ottoman rule. The Annenlnns, of cour.-e, don't mind being lipped up, quartered and burned f thej can ob tain somo political advantage. In youth we think A "sprio" Is Jolly; As nge cornea on V know it's folly HW1C liillVI All.A.MA. I'riifi'fM.r Mr.NillI, Di.tejiiln to thu .Nnllou il Ciliuutlonitl Amm lutliiii, Iti'turn.. .WUtnnt Supeillitendent I C. MoXelll reiuniid from Atlanti, On, jestenlay morning, lie was theie as a inmlier of the executive e-oininlttee of the National IMuciiiloival AssoUuitoii, vvhiili orminUa tlon i'd been Invlud to open tho sehatons of the educational congiess at Atlanta. The gathering was one of ilie mot nota ble of lib kind evir 10 have taken place In thl .ountry. Among those who took a prominent part wera United Slates Coin muwloner. W. T ll.inls; I'rehlleiit V It, Harper, of Chicago imlvenill) , I'retiiiont riaui'ia, I,. l'.Uton, of Princeton, and others, hpiukln of the exposition, Mr. McNeill ald: "It Is well worth the trip and tho money expeude'd to le-ncli It, J was at the eciitciinliil mid the world's fulr but at neither were there such I'oiniiiehensive t bibulous of American Industries The ne. gra exhibit was a urprl.o to nil und .bow ed Unit the negro has udvanoeil uoiulerful ! ulong all Hues, especially that of man ual training." Hi' AMI IIIUHbl.-L). Nilounkueprr I IIITiir.l lull While Turrylug n Jlruul.eii Man Ilpgtulr. William Clifford, a saloonkeeper nt No. SeO Main street, attempted to tarry a diiinkeii man up a (light of at.-p-j to a room above his place- of business at S'JO o'llcxi: last uluht lie bad almost reached tile ton lauding when hu lost his bul.m. e and full buckwunls, lolling to His bottom. The dumke-n man landed on top of him. tiifford was badly cut about the face und his lower Up vvaB split. The police surgon dressed his Injuries The drunken man was uninjured by thu fall Rllhserlhe nr lha llliimfnnf Inn f.inrl the Karnlval Krewet. J TO FIGHT OR NOT TO FIGHT, (KlVllltSOtt AMI Kill SI'lllMlS OITI ti.lts Tltt I.MI 1(1 III. I I 1 1 .SIMMONS If tilt SnccoriU In llrttlnc in Hie "prim;, llirre l Hardly n llmiht but Hint lb light Will lnlie linre Jirit Week, Hot Springs, Ark, Oct, 21 The moves made on the pugilist h checkerboard to-day nre full of greater lntrt than h.-n di veloped it any time lnce Hot HprliiRn was selected as a battleground by the mannwets of the big light. As th" tittle for the mert Ing of the two gladiators had nrawn eo near Unit nothing .short of stratagem nrnl e.Mtenie uu'iistires would prevent It, Gov ernor Clarke and Attorney Hfneral Kin worth) put their heals together and de cided to Use both li) vlrtunll) "kidnaping" ritzslnitnoits before li" rearheJ Hot Spring" nnd innylng him to little Hock, vvlieic he would be o tlghtl) bound with bonds to keep the peace that he would be glad to get out of the state without ever se-'ltig Corbctt. Their plans have been thwarted nt every move. lion ever. Corbctt, ilrady, Joe Veil- dig and Secretary W'heelock, of the Florida Athletic t ltlb, nre all under arrest here and In the hands of the lo a I authorities, hence the- attorney general cannot get eiviee on them now and take them from this county for trial. n he cont.ninlates doing He w is too slow lie tipped his hand and lost his game niiicers from this count), aimed with warrants for Julian and litr.slinmons, nre now, doubtless, win, thst twnln some where In Texas, piloting them to Arkann As soon ns the train 1 roe9 the liti - Into Arkansas the warrants will be served utmii them, and the) l be prisoners of l.ar land countv olllceis and when tiovcrtior Clarke's sheriff nt Tevarkana proceeds to serve his papers lie will llnd that his wai rants are no good. Tlie arrest to-day of ltr.ul), Vetidlg t at bv the local authorities was slmpl) for the put pose of forestalling the move mnde be t lie nttoriiey general nnd ptivent the re moval of the men from this ell) to "show cause wh) they should not give a bond to keep the peace1." The governor has been t tipped, nnd the onlv thing Hint remains now foi blm to do to stop the light li be military Intel fen nee, anil It Is not believed he will do that, ns ho Is somewhat hnn lb npped on that srore. The onlv thing thnt will pievent the tight now. It sediis, tin- failure of K!t7lmnion to get heie, und make satisfactory his stake nione), which It l said he will do If he gets hen1, and he can get here If he wants to come, "M"tlous" imiv Smith arrived to-dav at noon and went dlre.-t to l'etei JInher's training quarters at Hughes1 villa. He I contliUnt of success m his go with Toinm Its an. It is lnipo!lU to tell at this time whet dnv the Coibeit-litzslmmons mill will take place. Tint will be dellnltly set tled as soon as ritr-immons nnd Jiillin ar ilve Hverj thing now depends on Iitzslmmoiis getting here. He l expected to-morroiv moriUtii,', in charge of Sheriff Houpt, unless a serious clash of nuthorlt) should ociur between the olllcer- who nre utter him tho.se hold'ng the warrants Issued at I.lt'le I'.ock and the sheriff of this county. Hut It will ver likely result In the- first of ficer getting seivkc hoi ling the prisoner That the tight will ocur between now ard November 2 seems to be a certainty. GOVERNOR CLARKE FOOLED. IN Unicers I'rnm little Ituck Are tin ililn tu e.e't Sen Ire on Coreiett nuit llriitj. Hot Springs, Ark. Oct. 23 i:cltement Is running high to-night. KherllT Hooker, of Pulaski count), at rived to-night with a warrant for the arrest of Dradj nnd Cor- bett Shortly after his arrival the lobby of the Arlington hotel was crovvde-d wi;h sporting men nnd citizens, who are anx ious for the tight to tnke place and to know the mIeion of the governors olllcers Slurllf Hooker simply deliveied the warrants to Deput) Sheriff Tate in the abienoe of the sheriff, una requested that ho serve Uie papers. Deputy Tate refused upon the ground that the men were now In the custod) of the authorities of 'this count), and he could not get -ei-!ce upon them until the-y were released, then he would erve the warrants lie vv 1 then requested to read the warrants to the men an)vvaj, tend let It go at that, which wa done This amounted to nothing, however, as the prisoners will remain in the custody of the louil orSU-ers until dis charged or until their cases are disposed of b) the couit The main interest centers, however, in the movement to got Kltzslmmons heie. I itzslmmons and party left San Antonio to-night at S o'clock, and, unless Inter cepted and detained, will nrrive here to moriow evening There is some- uni-asiness here to-nlurht, howevei, for frar the gov ernor may et enpttire him. There is liable to be a clash of authority when the h riff of Miller eountv attempts to take I'ltzslm nions on the warrant in his possi-svion In the event tint he hns been taken in tow b) Sherllf Iloiipi. of this county. Houpt is at Marshal! I'ex.. to-night, and will In tercept 1 itzslmmons theie to-moirow und biltu him to this city. It was glvui oat 10-nlght that the light would not take place on Novembei 1, as pieviousle amiounced.but on some da) n t week, to be agreed upon nnd named after the .11 rival of ritzslninioiis and Julian A huge (Inns teni bus been s.cmed for the occasion, whlrli ean be put up In two hours and will accommodate 15,J0 neotile To-night s train brought a larae number or people who have eor, to wltne-s the ml.l and a. sp.tiil ll anive at noon to-moii-ow fiom Texas, bringing in about .In.) Jielinlieis of pugilism. The filling bete to iRht is 1l1.1t the light will surelv take place if Klt7linmoiis aitiees, as the gov ernor's onlv chance of preventing It Is to puueiit 1 ItzMmmons fiom getting here, To-moriow will settle the que'sUon, FITZSIMM0NS IS ON THE MOVE In Iteipnii t J . 1, Kr) i from Hot Springs lie. I 1 fi -nn Aiitniilo J.imt Mght. San Antonio, Tex , Oct. 21-PIlzslmmons and party left San Antonio to-ulghi ut S o'clock ovsr the International &. Creat Noilhein road tor Hot Springs. Martin iiUJ'm!in..c:Jh. 'I ? t,ll'er'"'' this iifternoon regaining vv Mi h he w,i veiy letlcuil when questioned by nuwspnper men. It w.ih f,mei;l10u ' .Pr' ""Hie telegram came from Hot hpiings, and that it instiu-ted him how to proceed when he 1 inched T. x arkanu. PilS'.ltniiions i to cios tin state Him at a point vvheie Bheilff IIoupl' ni, n are known to be stntlomd an. I submit to finest by them. Julian hns been wntned lliiet If arrested by oilleeis representing iiovenuir liiiik.-iill piuspect uf a light Is gone, lie- has In en nssiu.d, thoiich, lh.it If arrested I15 She riff Iloiini's men th tight can be pullnl off. W'hllu Julian d.e lares he knows of no seciet arrangement to pull olf the. tight, It was eonspU uoiish notlreiiiiii. thai within thluv minute after the telegram was tecelved ther w is pi my 0J-n'o'"r' '".vrager that tlu light will e-onin off O. tobeir 31 Julian sajs he will deposit jii,nji) in a bink the moment he arrives In Hot hprlngs for a light with Corbctt, and that if he don't wnnt to light for Hint he will light him for love. litzsluimons siys he will agrei to almost any refuice at tho ringside, but not before. PARSON DAVIES IS CONFIDENT. Hi. und 111. Aggregntio.i of lighters llavu Aire lily blurlsd for Hot Sprluj.. Datrolt, Mich, Oct. 20 -Ho conlldent s "Parson" fiavies that the llstle carnival will eome off at Hot .Springs that his entlie aggiegatlun, compiislng John U Sullivan, Paddy 1 nn, Tommy Hyun, Jimmy Harry and otheis, will leave for the Hprlngs to. night, nt living Thuisda) uiianlug. This move, however. Is neiessar) In a measure lo save Tuinn.y Itjuu'a foifelt and 1 lalm that of the Klailda Athlello rlub, In case the contest is not pulled off. The "parson1' has no detlnlle knowledge of the shuatlon nt tho Hpiings be)ond being advised to come on, but is eonllilnit that the light will take place, and take plaeei light at the Springs, too. He su)s the people d wn theru know what the) are doing and would pot send for him unless, they w re eonll'lent of their abillt) to pull olf the lights. John I- Sullivan, when asked If he thought the big light would take place, re. Plied. ."Will the) light' Well. I guess they will, or leave the countiy They huvo bfcn bumboozllng the public Jong enough with their windy war, uud have got to do business now or get out of the game." Tommy Hyan l declared to be In excel lent condition and down to weight now. A Irlegritm 1'rum Hot springs. A cipher telegram was received In Kan sas City esterday evening from Hot Springs, Ark Thu following is a transla tion of the telegram. "Anutiieejmenta luvo been mado which In- sures the Corlvtt-ntssimmons relit In Hot Fprlnss on Orto1t 31 A deputy sheriff will lie sent to Marshall to meet ritzslm tiu ns und arrest him Immediately on 11 i'.iii1 the Mate line He will lie taken lit. lie to lloi Hprlngs tlureliv taking blm out of the bands of the governor's officers LIKELY TO BE A CLASH, Attempt In A met lilf lniinoii nt Teisr. leiiiui .via) Hrlng It I s it 1 Onireri Into ( onlllct. Tsxarkana, Aik Oil. 2S,-PA8enrer on the Texas St Pa. Ilk e.itihonball train claim tint ritssininions was nbonrd the Pullman sleeper .Meredith from San Antonio. The ellawlng room to this mr wn locked hard and fast here and the Pullman coudurtor r.fnse.l lo mien II or sue whether ni" tint liizstinmoiis was In II Sheriff Piltard. or Miller county, Ark , boarded the Iron Mountain ennnoliball nt 3 3a, to thoroughly seal, h every cur but the sleeper He colli 1 not invade the sleeper Meredith tip lo this tun, for the sleeper temaitied on the Tex as side, and the condiietor refused to open the stateroom until It crossed Into Aiknn sas, so Hlllnrd had to get on the train nnd remain on It until It started Tor .Mnlvsrn, so as lo catch the sleeper on Alkans-vs soil and t omtilete his t earch, tlreal crow Is w re at the lie pot to sec tho pugilist and x -rlous rumors were ntloat as to Ii'zlmnions' having gotten oft nt the Texas Central Junction. Herman and Hick Mourn Arrive. J. II. Herman, of Ht. Paul, the well known manager of pugilists, arrived in Knnsas city list night, nocompnnled bv Uliit .Moore Their olitect In coming to Kansas fit) Is to get on a match for .Mewre with tho winner of the Ptirle II-Hall battle, which Is hilled to come off on No vember 1. Moore has broadened out ron slelerably since he was last seen In Kansas litv and looks to be In tlrst-eiass shape. Herman Is confident of getting on a flclit here ns both Pnrtell and Hall have ex pressed thetnelves ns willing to make Die match if they wjn Wlmllt. Ilrrtiks Wot Id's ltrennl. Columbus, O., Oct 20 A special to tho Join mil from Chllllcoth", O, sa)s v W. Wiiidli", the bli).ilst, broke three world's 1 e coins acre io-ua, w men were neni nv Chainplott Johnson He made a hnlf mile In fl IS lint, Johnson's lecont being 0 .M. The quarter wns made In 0 .-2 4-5, Johnson's Oil. and the third In 0 3O3-."., Johnson's U.J2 2-3. Windlo was paced b) u quad. l'utduc lteiit Xtltinosota. Lafnjctte, Ind., Oct. 25 Put due defeated the t'nlveiltv of Mlnnroota In a well plavesl game nt Stuart tHd this afternoon. The score stood S to 4. Two thousand peo ple were present A TERRIBLE SMASHUP. Tho St. I,oeils Mlburlieu Trains Collide, Killing the leeo i;nt;lneers nnd la- t.ell) Wound ntj; lltrcc. St. Iouts, JUi . Oct. 2;i. Two suburban traln.s on the Mls'-ouil Paclllc rond, one loaded down with stirburbanltes le turning home from the theaters of this cltv and the other timing Into town, collided within the cltv limits about midnight to-night. A horrible wteck resulted, both engineers being killed, and lioth lliemen nnd a passenger being fatally Injure-d. Tli engineers arc- still under the wreck, hoi libly mangled. Their n.unes nre not obtainable now. Iir.men True nnd Dun bar, and Patrick Taylor, of this city, who was a passenger on the in-coming train, are all fatnlly hurt and wore re moved te the .Missouri Paclllc hospital. The ph)slcinns there state that the in jured men (itnnot live until morning. The cnUMnu tcok plnc-e between the trains, which were both Kirkvvood nc commodatlons, at King's Hlghwa) nnd Manchester roads. The two trains, li'ighted with their human loads, dash ed Into each other mound a sharp curve and without warning the englneeis were ditched by the featful force of the col lision If the report given out Is true, somo blunderer 1s responsible fer the accident. SIL'slC AM) llli; llltAMA. The engagement of Mr. and Mrs Tuber at the Coate was continued last night by the piesentatlon of 'itomio and Juliet," erne of the most appropriate, most familiar and most popular bills of their repertory. It is a singular faet that thcie Is not nt this time another Ameilcan ii'tie3s who can in any wa) be compared to Mrs Taber In the role of e'apulet's daughter. In pub lic affection she occupies a place that has not been appro.11 bed since thu da) s of Ade lalde Nellson Her Juliet is cast In the very spirit of girlish romance. Is Invested with larest subtlet) of petsonal charm ami Is Interpreted with the truest touch of deli cate art. Mrs Tab. r will never Intention ally or unintentionally expand the tingle moments of the chara ter Into the tra ditional demonstrations of agonj. piefer ring sublime pathos to poignant stillerlng. Mr. Tab-r's ltotneo belongs to the romantic school, puiely and slmpl), and )et he has gained consldeiably In bis scenes with the friar Perhaps no other artistic associa tion of these two popular people Is In all repe-e.ts quite so tilting as that which at tends them in this love traged). Mr Meredith's Klinr I.auienee Is a vivid charnetiilzdtion. a bit declamatory at times, but very Intelligent, with an at tractive degiee of elaboration that at times makes one stop to admire his oiiglu.illty. Mis hoi Smith's Xmse is thoiouuhly Hi Jo) able, possessing a unique charm of fussy humur Mr. t'olemnn's Men utlo and Mr.. Woodwanl's l.ady Capulvt uie commend able. Ml. Owen applies his vast aitlslie1 ie emines to the limited eh.iiiuiei ot Peter, slvini.' the mle quite nn unusual value, i he Tbult of Mi. Mmph) Is commer.il abk. To-night will be the event of the week the opening produe Hon heie of "Ileniv IV, " veltli Ml1- Tnber ns Prince Hal, .Ml. T.aber as Hotspur nnd .Mr. Owen as Pal staff. Sindow, who was unable to give his per foimnnce at the Grand Mondu) evening on a'loiint of an aicleleiit, was all light last night und will 1h in all the p. ifoi malices the lemalnder of thr. veeek. Next week's attractions will be as fol lows: iN.ire Moirls nt the Coites in reper loi), Piltniose ami West's minstrels at the jxinin rttieei, ine uiii uomesleau" at the Hi and nnd a new specialty and dra matic bill at thu LiUlt. There will be no perfoiunnce at the Oil. llss this evening on ace-omit of the engage. mi'irt of the house tor the lecture of "Coin" Haivey, tho silver advocate. A b.nellt for Chirlle Christie, the veteran minstrel, hns been nrinngi.l for the Ninth Street opera house November b A strong bill eoniposeel of professional and nmeteur talent, will be pie paled nit. .m. a. 110c.11: iiu.Miiti:n. lie. Wilt IIh liiired 011 tho Itiiuril of Pen sion lUiinilnlii,- siirgiou.. A dispatch fiom Washington snys that Itepn siuimtlvo Taisiie) )esleidny recom. muudi'il Hie appointment of Mi. Maicus A Hogle, a number of the board of pension I'xuminlii,- tuitions of Kansas (it), to taku thu nlueo of Hi J is. (lilillth, re feigned The commissioner of poiisl""s piuuilsed to mike the appointment accent ing to the recommendation made. IJrip (i line Itilleleil, A ciap game in the icar of a saloon near Plfth uud Main stieets was ruble el by Ser geant Huiko and Putioliuen 1 laik, McMil lan and Wachs, at 11 o'.lock lust night, 1-ast night was the llrst time Hie game, has been In operation since It was oide'led cIosed carnival week Ous Huimhiniin wis in uhaipe, an 1 Hubert House, James ,ew Ingtiiii, James Allison Hull) Allen, James Oray. Jacob Hi own, Walter Anes George Wnolman nnd Hi ay Coid were the fre quenters aiiesleil. Hnughtuau deposited j:ul cash bond lor Ids uppeuiuuce in the police e-ourt to-duy, and iho fiequenteqs put up Ilu each. lbs I reveler.1 tiub Ine iirporntnl. Tho Traveling Men's Club Is the name of un organization which tiled ni tides of incorporation In (he leeiorder'M olhce jes tci.la), It has a capital stock ot .ia). und will bull the muili talked of club house to bo used by traveling men only, Will 'lull. Against l.jiub law, W. C I'rancls. the colored orator, who Is Intel c'steid n prison leturms and In Ijiuii law dime, villi speak this evening at thu Thlid und Holmes A. M V. chinch on "Vlee und Crinm und Lynch Law In the South " Ural Kstute. J. F. Houlehan sold a six room frame rcsiiJeiice with llfty feet of ground on I'atk avenue.btvv ea Thlrtseuth and Four teenth streets, to Dr W. S. Wheeler, for Dejjinls Pluucune, for JS.W) casJi yesttrday. MEMPHIS IS HOLDING OUT, Itr'.rtlM-.S TO tit) INTO A fOOl. VOIt TIIK DIVISION OK TltAI'tiC. idle May Came Other Ilonds In Hetne In .loin In the I'ropii'ed Agreemeiit Meeting at St, l,onl Tifilay Other Itallrusd -Sens. Chicago. Oct. 25 It Is reitorteel Ihxt the proposed Ironclnd nsreement and phyl ii pool of the Western roads Is not llkel) lo go Into operation on account of the re fusal of one of the Important Hoiithwesl- era roads to go Into the compact The line referred to Is lite Kansas City, Kort Scott .t Memphis. The executive olllcers of this rond "have olllcJally Informed Chnlimnn Mldglev, of Hie Western freight Association, thnt Ihev are opord to the new agreement, and will mil go Into any pool fur the division of ttntllc The Memphis road sa)s thnt the West ern Prelght Association Is good enough for II, nnd that the Western lines can maintain rales, If the) are so elipnrel, without going Into any Ironclad pooling ngi cement. At the meeting of the general freight ngents In St l,ous, which was called for the purpose of agreeing on percentage of the total ttalllc under thu pioposed naree ment, the Knnsns (itv Tort Hrott Memphis wns not represented, which Indi cates that It does not Intend to dts. uss the ptoposed agreement with Its compet itors. With the Memphis line on the out side, the W'ab.ih, Missouri Pacific, or the Missouri, Knii'iis & Texas will not enter the proposed pool, and with these roads out anv new ngtiemeiit that might be entered Into by the other llnrs would not, It Is said, last twenty-four hours It l understood that thu Chlcagn & North western does not favor the pooling feature of the new agreement, although it Indorsed the same nt the executive olllcers1 meet ing In Chicago some time ago. This com pany has practically disapproved the pas- svhuit 11001 neiwecn ejnicngo ami nt. ruin, and It Is said will ultimately refuse to go Into the ficight agtcement. tiii: rooi.iMi 1'i.an. Said 1 but the Western I.lnrs Arc Anxlims to lteturn to It. St. Ixul, Mo., Oct. 29. iTclsht trninc oflleials of to'id In the Western trunk Hue committee continued their session to-day. In addition to thoe In . ttendnnce on the previous day, there were present represent atives of three of the roads that were not here yesterdn). The Kansas Cltv, Port H"ott & .Memphis was not represented, and in the absence of that rond It was found Impossible, or at least Inadvisable, to pro ceesl Ith the consideration of the gen eral ngi cement. Traillc Mnnsgor Wnsh burn of the Kansas City, Port Scott .t Memphis has promised to be on hand ut the meeting to-morrow. The duy was not wasted, however. Rep resentatives of lines Interested In St. I.ouis. St. Paul and Chieago-St.l'aul business re mained In eonference until .1 Inte hour and succeeded In reaching a satisfactory set tlement of their differences. To-morrow Omaha or Sioux City bu.ncs will be taken up, and It is expected thnt .1 slmilaily sat isfactory aKreenient will be reached with out dlllictilt) While not ottie Lilly nn nouneed, it Is genernllv understood, and It is uue, thnt the Western lines aie m king an effort to return to the pooling plan which was in operation a few- months nco It was on this basis that the St. Louls-St, Paul lines came together to-day, and It Is upon this basis that the othei ion Is will attempt to agiee. The division of ttntllc is legareled as the only feasible moans for securing the maintenance of ratei Even this plan failed le-centl), but it Is the only one which slunds any chance of success. 1 urge Com rop In Te-xss. Chicago, Oct. 2'.i General Agent Clark, of the Luke Shore, returned to-day from Texas and confirms the leports of latge tonnage to come from that state. He snld the cotton crop will "how .1 dicrense of about one-third compared with the un precedented ciop of last j car, but that the tonnage will be more than made good bv the large coin crop Every where through the tne aie seen the manifest signs of pro-pent), catiseel kirgel) bj last )ear's cutton ciop, and even ciop season uf the state Is certain of good times iheie .. Perhaps more building going on per cuplta. In Tpen. fliim In line- nth..,- oft..., !,, II, ., I'nlou. and Mr. Ci.uk found the people uraneumg oiu into new nne or uiiRine.es which will add latgel) to the tonnage o; the rallionds. He found also that much more of Texas coin than was supposed veill come Noitli for export. The expoit loutes via the Gulf arc well established, but it Is found that in many eases the w lather Is 100 warm. Not only does the com beat, but weevil attacks It These facts will foiee much corn North which would otherwise go via ine Gulf, and will add largelj to the earnings of botli West em ami Eastern loads. IVrrututtouar) lice Hon. St. Louis, Mo, Oct. 23 A perfunctory eiectlon of dlreetors of the St Louis 0 San lianclsco railioad to serve tho com ing )e.u, or until the road shall have been sold bv the court, to-U.i) took place at the genet al olllcos of the iilco In this city. The gentlemen elected 1110: Edwnid King, James T Woodwnid I1 C. Haw Una, W. Emlen Roosevelt, J. V H. Thnver, John J. MoCook and C. I. Wood, ot New Voik; E. H We.Iej of Eile N V , E. Cheney. Jr., of liohtun, II L .Mntiill nnd Hliliaid C. Kerens, or St. Louis, und Aldace 1 Walker, of Chicago. Aiproied Conilltloilllltj. Philadelphia, Oct. 2. Tho Joint traillc ngneini ill between the 11 unk lines was appiovnl to-das b) the boird of dlroctois of the Penns) Iviinlie Railioad Compan). The action was tuke-n condltiontillv, tint s, It was upprovi'd and authorized to be executed when like action is taken by the othei rompanles neeesury to make the ugrcement efteclive This step has been awaited with much inteiest, as the action of this Hi e was considered as deteimlnlng the late of the agi cement. Will lie. I'oii.iillihllel. Washington Oct. 29 The T'nltid States Mipreme court to-da, upon a niollon made in behalf of the railroad companies, de elded to consolidate tho eases of the city of Chicago vs. the Chicago, Hurlington ,x Qulney and Chluigo et Nortliwe.stenv rnlliotd companies for thu puiposo of ex teitillng streets acioss the tracks and rights of way of the railioad companies. The cases were appealed b) the railroad companies from the Illinois supreme court. hpike.e J. H Velch, general agent of the Chlcngo, Milwaukee .v. St Paul rallwn) In Kansas City, returned from Chicago yesterduy morning. The next meeting of the local passenger association will be held in the Wisconsin building, Seventh stteet and Grand ave nue, The association will have Its head, quarters ppimnnently In this building. It Is authoritatively stated that the tick tt oillce-s on Union avenue will not be closed. The olllcluls of the tallioads doing business In Kansas City have decided that they are a necessity, under present condi tions 111 me- 101-ai jiassciiKer oiisiui'ss. 'i hi; wi.athhk. Tho olllclal forecast for to-day Is: Por Missouri Pair, except local showers In the southern portion; slightly warmer; vutiuble winds. Por Kansas Pail, except local showeis in the southwest portion; winds shifting to southeasterly; warmer. The highest tenipurature jesterilay was 1.' elegit es, and Iho lowest S9 degrees, Following are last night's observations! Station. liar. Tem. Abilene, Tex , Sel.M CI Hlsmarek, N', D.... ,..,,,,, ,,,3430 Z', C.1I10, III , 3li) -Iv tiileago , H Jl einclnnatl, O .,,,,,, , , Ha. t; II Coiicaidlu, Kits , ,.30,il 42 n.-lVeuport, in., ,,, 3.1 i) lies Moines, la..,., ,,,,,,,,30 Is 4) Dodge City, Kas ,,,, 3U.2 Ml Duluth, Mlun , ,,,,,,,.,31)11 21; El Paso. Tex.,,,,, .., ,,,.,.2i !) 7.' Galveston, Tex ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. 3J.1C 10 Havre, Mont ,,,, 3a2b 31 Helena, Mont , ,, , 3uj) r,2 Huron. S. 1.,... ,,.,,., ,.,.3J4J 24 rans-"1 City, sip , SO. C, 4.' Llttlu Jlp.k, Ark,,,... ,,,.,303' fil New Orleans ,,,,30 22 u. North Plutle, Neb,,, SO 31 11) Omaha, Nib ,, 3.4j 2v Oklahoma lily. O. T ,,.,,..30 30 Ci OuAppele, ,t. V, T..,,. 30.11 32 liapia City. S. U ,..30 32 M fl . Louis, Mo....,, ,. no 41; 41 St. Paul, Sllnn .,,,.., S041 32 Bt. Vincent, Sllnn.,,.., ,.,,,,,,.,3034 3.) Salt Lake tit), V. ..'...'..'..'...WU M faillnenlel, ilu 30.33 CO Sirs. Kiiuiuel's CliliUein, Through a mistake in the Journul sev eral weeks ago, It vvus stated that the fowls owned by Mrs. Kiminel, of No. 13ol Forest uvenue, were Imported from Can ada. This Is not so. for they were brought here direct from England. The misstate ment appeared in an artlclo on the com ing poultry show. cm -y I tt'i "s ri Whrn etintt I go.lo Deerlnetown, How shall the pline seem fair, Though toses rim the meadow s gown, If Untile is not there'' If I tnlss something from t.nve's skies, The blur-the blue of l.lnnle's eyes" When shall I eo to Deerltigtown, now snnu tne worni uno k.s. If nil the streams go ilnshlng down, yViuI give not back her facc7 H I miss something from the rase The blush, the bloom her toft cheK knows? When 1 shall go to Heeringtown. Tho win Id shnll still be sweet, And be the meadows bright or brown Or dashed liv vvlntiy sleet, . .. Por Mimic's snkc the birds shall sin?-1 Por I.lnnln's sake the bells shnll ring' for Where her step hntli blessed the sol The sun shines ever bright. A daisy decks the meanest clod. And lilies live In light. . ., , And grace nnd glory I shall win On!) to be where she has been! Prank I,. Hlantim In Atlanta Constitu tion. Detroit Tribune: "Von have given ma the marble heart," be hissed. Certainly," she coldly tejolncd. "What did )otl expect? Mexican onyx 7" There wns n chill glitter In tho eyes of his bride ns she reminded him a poor man could not be fastidious, Hoxbnry Gazette: Mrs nioosin "Havo ou been to any ot tho fall openings, my denr7" .Mis Huzbitz "Not exactly; but .t tum bled into n coal hole the other day." Hrookl)n Life: Miss Ingenue "Is there really a cubic In the ocean.'" Sailor "Yes, mum " Mis'! Ingenue (with conviction, after studying the man tit the wheel) "Then that must be the grlpinan." Aluminum raises kitchen vork i. ,,. plane of a lino art. it Is so HgU, so easily kept brilliant, so Indestriictlhli, that ket tle's, pitchers and pnns made of it nre among the delights ot housekeeping Thcv are rather expensive In the hednnlng, but tliey last forever, as the dealeri suy, they do not easil) scorch, the:, pre kept clean with remarkable ease, und theyara dainty. It never fills us with surpwe When girls to gardening tike; For snyeth not the maxim vise, That woman loves a rake? New York lecorder. An nntl-evolutlonlst Jaw kins (In thft menagerie) It's Jolly odd, this wasteful ness of nature." Hogg "What now, Sft Crank?" Jaw kins "Wh) heie's this tangaron with a lwiket and nothing to nut 11 It, nnd the glil who Is looking at the bnst has her handkerchief, gloves, nurse ind um brella in hand and no available juket " Texas Sittings. Washington Star1 "Look'" she almost shileked in her rage, as she shok the paper under his face "Oh, vlllnin.villnlit 1 huvo found you out In all )0iir bse per-Ilde- " i I beg your pardon," said the young mnn, "but I'm ufiald 1 don't qultefolloiv )ou " "This Is jour letter to me" "Yes " "It bteiithes the tendcrost nffetions, floisti't It"" "I Hutt. r myself," ho answered, with a rompluient bow, "that it dois." "It is indent In Its protestations of lndy Ing devotion. Isn't It'" if p wns as 1 Intended It, thena no doubt about its blng so " "Ijook look here," she hissed, "andthen turn )uur face In shame Here are the unmlstakuble traces of curbon paper. This letter was manifolded " The wife "How did )ou come to prooso to me, John?" The husbniiil "I wanted to be dlffent fiom oilier men, 1 suppose." Life Somerville Journal. "You do love in a little, Nora, don't )oti?" anxiously pleip, the oung man ns he knelt in suppllnt iiwkwaiilness before her "1 couldn't love )ou less." she answoid coldlv, und he rushed out despairingly Iro the gloaming, and sensibly went nnd sput the even'ng with a girl who lived thru stietts below, A sanlinrv device for kitchen use Is tl "fui"-collee ting instrument which Is man to be j.lai ed In kittles, boilers and th like. Every housewife, kuowa the "fuzzy condition to which vessels In which wale Is boiled are soon 1 educed. The new Instril inent collects the tiii-mnklng particles a each boiling, and Is promptly cleaned fton them. Herself upon the bicycle The llnstnn muld may torture; Alas' the lovely Icicle Can ne'et become a scorcher. -Puck. "Sirrah!" The pampered lady of noble birth leaned out of tho window- of her coupe "Make way for my equipage!" Tim driver of the chaico.il wagon Just abend turned around uud grinned deri sively. "Give wny, T say! I am the Dowager Duchess of Illlg.'watet' Do you not see the arms on my carnage, teiiow " The brutal peasant leeied insolently, "Aye, that I do," ho said, "and coarse, red aims they be. tool" That night nobility and gentry wondered that such a small thing as being Into for dinner should have rallied the equ inimlty of He", Gram of Illlgewater. New York Re cot der, Indianapolis Jottr'.il; "I have half a no. Hon to give up trying to be a man," sighed the new woman "What!" shileked the others. "There is no use tDliig, I have made the most strenuous efforts possible to feel half sc ireel to d.ath when I go Into a dry goods stoie, and I just can't do It," '"Twere belter to have loyed and lost Than never to have loved at all;" So sang the poet n his pi line Hut ah! that doesn't lover .ill Por we might slug another song; In other srooves our thoughts could run 'Twere better to have loved and Ioi Th'in to huvo loved alas' -and won. New v.ork Itecoider, "Anything new- on hand, Ethel?'' "Yes: another engagement ring," Detroit Free Press. "Deureat of all," was the way the letter begun. Right there, so to speak, he queered him self. "Of all," she said softly to herself; "then theie are others." Indianapolis Journal. Susan (reading) "And now came the hour of extreme perIL when every man took his life In his humi," r xnan a&V S"0""1-:?" .an,,JK. Ah Poor eol- aireadr Imve had all they1 'could "raVy""8! IhlliC- if Is anl.l thnt th.f. ..-.? . V1 l marching order." Hoston Transcript. VX Trttt-n Trtnlea II. . ..... ,l. . ... .-. s ... iv you ininK It mA, vaMe for people to marry on a small UiSZ She "How much do yu Kts t rv. a ,- mi r mi m V,4-. i.