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.TOCAL AND
H. W. Voster. Jeweler, 15S Hotel St.
noom In private family Is offcrci! lot
rent. See To Let column
Finals were not read) to bo played In
the bowling tournament Ust nlRlit
Uomes & McTlghe, successors to Ca
mora & Co., liquor dealers, 93 King St.
Whltne) & Mnrh have a full line ol
lte'dfern Corsets Sec ad In New to
day.
Chas. It l"railer advei lines the bus
iness of advertisement vvrltlliK In tlili
isslie.
Blank books of all sorts, ledgers, etc.
manufactured by the llulletln Publish-
lnj Co.
The Honolulu Athletic ("lull Is nuh
lug nrrangrments for n tug-of-war
tournament
A newly furnished room with hot and
cold bath Is for rent on Vlnejurd
street. See Kor Heut, page 8
The Hrltlsh Bhlp Peter Ired.ile. Ca -
tatn Lawrence, will sail In ballast for
t'ugct Sound ports tomotow
N. 8. Sachs Dry Goods Co will havo
their Master Millinery Opening ou
"next Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
A pot capon nnd osteis will bo serv
edat the t'nlon drill's half dollar din
ner today from flc to eight o' loiU
The transport Wan en, hating had
Its propeller repaired, will resume ltd
to) age to the Philippines on Tuesda).
Wlldcr's steamship llclene sailed
yesterday noon fur llamakua ports
with ICO Japanese for the plantations
The consecration of St. Andrew's
cathedral b lllahup Willis and clergy
at 10 a. m will lie a notable event of
today.
Dourbon Whiskey, 6 years old, f.3 50;
Claret, 60 cents; Sherry and Tokay, 73
cents a gallon nt Hoffschlueger Co 's,
King street.
There U a split In tlio Ilepubllrnn
committee on the question of running
j candidate In the Kourth District spc
clnl election.
The Inter-Island steamer N'llhnu, ar
riving jeeterdaj from Kauai, sustained
Its full share of buffeting by wind and
wae the past week
Don't forget Camarlnos of the Cali
fornia Fruit Market when ou want
fruit and vegetables. He ulwats hai
on hand a fresh supply of both Califor
nia and Island fruits. Telephone Main
378.
Ah Kan, a bill boy at the Hawaiian
hotel, pleaded guilty to Indictment for
stealing f 10 Judge Gear suspended
tenti nee for six months, owing to tlio
prisoner's )outh and the fait that a
trap had been laid for him
George D.ill foreman on the new
l.ewers & Cooke, Ltd.. building, fill
from a scaffold on l'rlda end sustain
rd u fracture or the right thigh besides
a general!) severe shock He was ta
ken to the Queen's Hospital
A native named luhn Williams shot
at his wife twice, at tlicli hemic In
Vluejaul street 1'rlihi) afternoon, then
hot himself In the head and died The
wife received a slight wound In the eat
Jealousy was the cause of the mill's
nlnelncss
The Injunction suit of n c"'lilneso
horticultural firm against the HonoluW
Jlapld Transit and l-ind Co to pre
vent the laving of the clem I. i,iilwu
track thtougli (omplalnan 's vegitaldo
patches, has gone over foi 'i in n un
til. Wedncsdaj
W. S Wltlurs is talked of foi Dem
ocratic (ancllilale at the spec lal election
in the Fourth Kcpesentutlvc District
C. T. Wilder is round to lie ineligible
for lack of two )cni residence lit
having been absent from the ecm.iti)
as Consul-Geneial at San Pranclseo
FRANCIS MURPHY GLUB
The entertainment given by the Mur
phy Club last night was well attended
and much enJo)ed. Mr Mleth's h)P
notlc performance was we-U lereived,
as was also the bo) Imltatoi. The pro
gram given ran as follows- Piano se
lection, MIm Helen Deshi, guitar nolo,
M, K. Nakulna, duet. Instiunicntal,
Messrs. Se)mour and Nakulna, song,
Mr. Addison; telephone sketch, li) club
members, song. Mr Wall ice. Hit Ho
ward Ilooth. sketch hy club membels
hypnosis, Mr Melth, song, Captain
Hewitt; irandolin and I luno Miss
Schcurmann and Miss H Desha, sung
nnd dnnie, Mr Kkles
U. Ward pertained scveial feats nf
streegth which proved Inteli sting and
cnteUuInlng
NOW SISAL FIB1R
TAKESJRONT RANK
(Continued from nag 1.)
Better Than Sugai.
'I li Ik It, better lha'i iiii So (aid
Mr Ibllir phain us . e lu'iusl ' the s.iin-ii-
I.ii". -cued by 1Ui.i,.t 1 inner .,1
ri.i.i i-iirrtoned to win fiou t Pici -J
i.t P'cwn's office jiiel shoved it lei n
Tt.li ' n icportei v m i,t t(n i.
. mm! for this ut lluioliilu a.nl i
eeiits at San Krunilsco, You know
those ;ticky lands ve joele o' ei ut Hon
oullull together sixteen )e n ago Wo
have 14,000 acres ot such lana vlow
Hwa plantation around llai i-i s h.lnt
way. It Is not lit for sugai ma, but Is
right for fitsal It grows to tin best
condition for manufjctuin on ail.l soil
near the sea. Thnre would Mem to bi
something favorable to shil In tlio
salty atmospheie hy the oceuii'
At the Play.
"Financial succuss Is no uiltNlun of
ejicellence."
"Ko; but tho averago playwright
isn't looking for a crlteilou
The historian Nienferay would work
only with a candle, eve-u ut midday
and midsummer. lie never failed to
wait on bis visitors, even to the utieet,
-with a candle In his band.
GENERAL
IVoad "WantB" on page 6.
Q. II limey's office, 8 Campbell bid.
Nicely furnished rooms, Popular
House, 1249 Fort St., J1.60 per week up.
Watch fob has been lot. ltevvaid II
ri turned to owner. Sec Lost Column,
The PKK1U.KSS PKKSEKV1NO
PAINT Is guarantied to last three
years.
Tho weekly edition of the Evening
llulletln gives a complete summary ol
tho news of the day.
Charles Molteno. formerly of Mer
chant street, has reopened his shaving
parlor on King street, opposite Young
building.
Dr. Ilogle. chiropodist, has removed
his ofllces from the Arlington to the
Oregon block, where he will be pleased
to s e his numerous patrons
Miss N V Howie) s "Opening ol
Spring Millinery" takes place at hei
parlors In lloston Mock tomorrow
tnornlng fiver) body coretlnll) Inv Iteil
Decker & Fernandez, real estate
agents, have some line properties which
they are oflelng at great birgalns.
1-oans on purchases can be negotiated
by them for customers.
High Sheriff Ilrown offered Hire
Hawaiian canoes for sale by auction
yesterday 0. J. I.utted bought one for
$12.50 and J, Stelner another Mr J3
i tin third being withdrawn tor want of
an adequate bid
Kalllpaka, on his plea or guilt) to
Ave Indictments for embezzlements,
was sentenced to fifteen fnrs and one
dav nt hard labor by Judge Gear. Cal
abashes formed the chief staple of his
booty
William McCarths. the ctlmp who
mutilated his wife's ear with his teeth,
and upon conviction was released ow
ing to a fault) Indictment, has been In
dicted again This time It Is assault
nnd battel) first degree Instead of
lua) hem
Castle & Cookr, Ltd., has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year.
I. I) Atheiton, president; George II
Castle, vlie-presldent; 13. D. Tcnnc)
seiretary, W. A, Ilowen, treasurer, and
W It. Castle, auditor, these all consti
tuting the board of directors
Samuel M. Damon, former Minister
of I'lnnuce under different regimes In
Hawaii and head of the bank of Illshop
At Co . has had conferred on him by tbg
King of Portugal, through Consul Can
tivarro. the decoration of the Order ol
Christ. This order was founded by
Denis of Portugal In 13 IS.
The Hawaii Ponol Dramatic Soilct)
ate nbout ready to present In public
two Hawaiian historical pla)S. One Is
the story of I--ilelkav.nl, the I-acly ol
tho Twilight, founded on Hawaiian le
gend, and the other the l.indlng and
Duith of I.ono, n story of Captain
Cook's coining to these Islands
rim iniktees ,.f the Queen's !!nnlt.il
f,.r fl.,...tiM..n.l II... hn.nllll nnmrl-
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il,:. ...mi.l.,ii,t tn, Ininnril,,,, ,,f Mi. '
MiCully Hlgglns They claim that !:.!'
O. White was empowered to receive thi
$liU.0U0 loan tiom them, secured by a
ilSO.hUU mortgage, as the holilei ot a
power or uttomc) rrom the complain
ant.
IMintind Stiles, bookkeeper at the
bulk of Clans Spreckels & Co. had u
narrow isiape from death b) a live
wile he pliked up at Alnahau. l cal
cic nee of Hon A S Cleghorn, on Fri
day night Being somewhat deaf lie
did not hear the warning shout or a
llneipun and went to help at icpalr
work, when hi was knockd out nnd It
was (ml) by heiolc exertions that ho
was lesuscitnted.
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The shooting match held esterday
afternoon between the team picked by
Deputy Sheriff Chllllngwoith and that
picked by Cuptaln Parker lesulted In
the latter team winning the prize, a
Leg of foaming Prlmo, The scons wei
as follows
Chllllngttorth 30. Dnvauchtlle 41,
Leslie 2", Parker Jr St, Nielsen 2t.
Gtimpter 27, McCormack 23. i:ivln IJ.
J. Kupihii 38. S Parker 'M; total, 340
Captain Parker in, Captain Knune 3S,
St Gunlnei 37, Thomas 3U. G Hubhcll
40, J. Kalllklela .15. C Wills 27. W Kill
uwalaea 38, I' Kaniie 30. J Keopuhlwa
, tutnl 3M)
WHAT SHE SAID.
Mary When George took me to a
stylish restaurant for supper last
night, ho bald I had the appetite or a
blid.
Ann Ho did! Hut ho didn't explain
whethir ho meant a canary or an os
tilcli, I suppose? Philadelphia llul
letln. Mr. Clubman I see by the papers
that a poor ) cuing man. who lost both
his legs while saving tlio life of a
beautiful heiress at a railway cross
ing. Is to marry the girl. She dismiss
ed all suitors and offeied herself to
IVn.
Airs C. (meaningly) Very sensible
Klrl She'll Ltnw vvheie her husband
Is nights, auywuy. New York Week-
Mrs. lloaster Hemy and I attend
ed tho opeia last night We had n
box.
Mrs llluunt Caramels, weicn't
'hey? I saw )ou In tho gallery entlng
something Itlchmond Dispatch
Sim (rather wearily) It must bo
lovely to be a man
He (a lato stayer) Why?
She A man cun spend the evening
with whom he pleases, and not havn
to entertain anybody that comeH along,
-Now Yort Weekly.
Tuss So jm'io rually engaged?
Jess Yes, and to think I'Bhould do
It ufter rejecting noarly fifty propo-
Tess Firt)? Well, well; what a
persistent young man he must be
Philadelphia Press
Weekly edition of tht Bulletin $1
year.
Wrest Crowning Honors
From Honolulu
Team.
EXEMPLARY CONDUCT MARKS
PAST FOOTBALL SEASON
The Championship Cup Won By Sro:e
of Three to One-Some Fine
Plays Good At
tendance. The Malle IHmas aie the champions
of association football this )iar. Yes
terdav afternoon they secured for
themselves few laurels aftci u hot nnd
Interesting battle with the lust of their
foes, tho Honolulu, with whom they
had already had several pitched battles.
This decisive game pla)cd on the Ma-
klkl grounds closes the association
football season
A vety largo crowd witnessed lbs
contest.
The baseball game between the sol
dlcrs nnd the Honolulus, which was
phi)ed on the sumo grounds, lasted till
about 4 30, thus dela)lng the beginning
of the football game, Man) of the peo
ple who had witnessed the baseball
game stu)cd on the field to sec the foot
ball game and their number was swell
ed by the football habitues, which this
)car Is larger than It has ever been be
fore. The line-up of the teams was as
totlows
Malle Illmas Fenwlck, g., McOIII. f.
b.; It. Anderson ; Ilrown, h b.;
Do)le, J. Anderson, Monro, f w., dim
ming. I-ansdale. Holster, Chamberlain,
Honolulus nienson, g,. Popcr, t b ;
Hurvey. Paris, h. b.; Kay, Grucne. Mi
Whlrter, Gears, Goiidle, Illltz. Flddes.
It was expected that the Honolulus
would make a much bitter showing
than they did. Their line or forwards,
counting such men ns McWhlrter and
Gnudle, Is a strong point nnd having
their tried back. Soper, back again It
was thought that they could make a
still better showing than the) did on
the previous Saturday, when the) won
the game against the Mnlles despite tho
fact that their defense was weaker than
usual. The Malle Illmas, who had til
pla) against the wind during the flrsl
halt, strengthened their defense In con
slderutlon or this by putting Ho) In
back rrom the forward line to the post
lion of center halfback.
" came negun nuoui i i p m t u-
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iionoiuius cieicilllfil llie nnilhn unu U1C
Millies the niaknl goal, Hie former hiiv
'" 1'"1 ' ,'helr fnv or McWhlrter
stinted 1 1) entailing the ball nnd got It
well down Into the Malles territory.
Then It was snapped nwiiv ftom him,
however, and for a while a give and
tnke game followed In renter field The
Malles llnall) seemed the bnll and car
tied It down, gaining a corner which
old not result In nn) gain, however as
McWhlrter snapped up the ball on the
kick from the corner. Holster of the
Malle Illmas showed great Impiove
ment He icpcntedly snapped the hall
fiom the Honolulu forwards Tho
Mnlles got the ball well In hand and
kept It In Honolulu terrltor), finally
gaining another cornel, which, how
ever gave no result. The Honolulus
finally broke nwa) and McWhlitei car
lied the ball down well, finally making
n splendid snot for the Malle goal from
the extreme left wing. The Mnlles car
ried the hall back ngaln and give and
tnke pla), with many long kicks, fol
lowed, McWhlrter getting In some fine
woik on the wing. A foul of the
Malle's gave tho Honolulus u flee kick
rather close to the Malle goal but noth
ing resulted. After a bit or plu)lng In
middle Held Goudle mnde n line pass to I beiuuse liu would not let me ussoelati
MeWhlrter, who made a beautiful shoti with inner men nnd women, ltetiiiiicd
trom the wing sending the hall through to him the next da). We hud no trou
the AInlle goal This was the Hist goal hie up to Fildu) uttei my retnin il
scored. In the Honolulu's fnvor ellel not go to woik ou Frliiii) Soiue-
The Malles got the 1ml down near the bod) knocked ut the door and on his
Honolulu goal and llo)le made a good1
shot nt It, but the ball pas d over tho
bar The Honolulus now took tho ball
back and McWhlrter made another lino
shot clean Into the Malle goal, which
wilt, well saved, howuvei, b) goal keep
er Fenwlck. who fished the hall out In
fine st)le Goudle ngaln seized the ball
unci carried It down well for n shot for
the Honolulu goal, which lie missed
Again tint Malles cot possession or the
n"11 Bni1 carried it down well Soper
missed the hall and tor n moment It
looked ver) exciting, as then; was an
open chance for n goal or which, how
ever, noudvantuge was taken. A llvelv
sci humane took place In fiont ot the
Honolulu's goal, I.ansdale made u shot
foi It and the goal keeper In an nttemp'
tn put It out, accidentally tinned It
through goal This was th
Malle s
111 st goal.
A few moments latei the (list half
time finished, the score standing even
the Malles having one goal mid the
Honolulus one.
In the second half the change or
goals gave the Malles the wind In their
fuvnr. As a consequence they changed
their tattles from tho defensive to the
nggiesslve by putting Ilo)cr back to his
old place ns center foiwaid and putting 1 must remain In ni) loom until ho
dimming back ns centei linHback In! came home evciy clay
this halt the Malles plainly had the Dl C II Wood stated that he pel
best or the Honolulus, although the tut-; loiined un uutopt.y ou the bod) of Will
ie i team lecpatedl) moke uwii) and
got the hall up near thb Malle goal In
the beginning of the half the Malles got
tint hall well down llo Honolulu ten I
lory, when a foul off the Honolulus
guve them u fieo rlltk It Anderson
kicked It but nothing "lesulted. A
sei I mm j re took place In fiont of tho
Honolulu goat nnd Cummlng made
shot foi the ball, but missed Another
hard fought tuwle took place In front
of the same goal, Jainsdale mads a shot
for It, but Mleason listed It out In great
shape, the ball falling back Into the
bunch of struggling players, The scrim-
mage grew very exciting tlntll the ball
finally was shot from Oie bunch
through the Honolulu goal, thus mul
ing the second goal In the Mallc's fa
vor. The Malle s again got the bnll nnd
carried It up, securing n corner. II An
derson shot the ball from the corner,
and entered It well Into the bunch ot
players In front of the goal. A lively
scrimmage ensued, ending In Doyle's
sending the ball through the goal. This
was the bllng goal In the Malle's favor
and the last one made during the game
Tho advantage In score, made the
Malle s fill Iback to their old detenslve
tactics and I!o)le was again put back to
the position ot center haltback. Soper
got the ball nnd passed it to.the tor
wards, who tarried It up Into jfallc ter
ritory The Mnlles broke away and
gained a corner, whlih was kicked by
Ilrown, but to no advantage. Holster
carried tho 'ball well down for the
Mnlles, but I.ansdale In nn attempt to
ennv It lost It and the Honolulus took
It back to middle field. The Mnlles
again broke nway and had tho ball In
close proximity to the Honolulu goal.
A shot was made for It, but the ball
pasesd right by the post. McWhlrter
secured the ball and carried It finely up
In Malic territory, where the Honolu
lus finally gained n corner. The Malles
got the ball, however, on the kick from
the corner and carried It back. I.nns
dale made an attempt for the Honolulu
goal, hut Oleason saved It. McWhlrter
nnd Goudle again carried the ball be
tween them up near the Malle goal, nnd
a shot was made for It. Goal keeper
Fenwlik was alert, however, and kept
his goal dear A very hard fought
scrimmage took place In front of the
Honolulu goal, but the Honolulus se
cured the ball nnd carried It up the
Malle's terrltor), when II passed ovei
the line.
A moment later time was called, the
scoie standing 3 to 1 In favor or the
Malle Illmas, who thus have won the
championship cup.
This ends the Association football
season. It has this ear been n veiy
successrul one. The teams have been
pretty even, ns may be seen trom tho
number of gntnes p1a)ed between the
Honolulus nnd the Mnlles before the
championship was decided. This sen
son larger and tnr more Interested
crowds have attended the association
games than ever before nnd the game
has evident!) gained much In tho favor
or the community. The game has also
been marked by tho sportsmanlike de
meanor ot the pla)ers. During the
whole season only one protest has been
entered and the decision or the rcrere
has alwa)s been nblded br without nuy
dispute The baseball pla)ers, who-so
turn It now will be to shine, vmuld do
well In following this example, vvheie
b) It might he possible to Indue some
or tne lenlly good umpires who aie
here to act. Instead or keeping away, ni
has hcrctofoie often been the case, on
account or the dlsngieeablc features
which back talk and disputes have In
ti oduced
ni
SO SAYS THE WOMAN
IN HER TESTIMONY
Coroner's Jury Returns Verdict tf
Self Sought Death in the John
Williams Tragedy of
Friday.
The coroner's Inquest ou the lemnlus
or John Williams, the natlvo who shot
himself Friday night nftei attempting
to kill his wife, wns held Inst night Di
L. II Wood and Mrs W Kabul, the wo
man with whom the deieasid was liv
ing, were the onl) witnesses called
.Mis Kuhul, on being sworn, ti stilled
as follows Have been acquainted with
deceased since June, Paul. Havu lived
and wus living with him up to his
death, as man and wife. Have hud do
inestle tiouble. Lett him lest .Moiiela)
getting up he blushed against ni) feet
end woke me up He told the part) out
side that he would return to woik next
da) He returned and hi) down on the
bed beside me I hen he cmbiuccd me
.lust then someone knocked ut the door
again He got up and went to the win
dow Instead of the cLocn I went to
the dour between the two rooms He
did not go to the door, but told the
part) outside to vvult u minute He
commenced to put un his clothes. 1
asked him who that was and ho said It
was his buss, I was then on the bed. 1
cut u bowl of poi and put It down As
I was rising I heaid un explosion. The
teconcl shot wus tired, but I don't know
wheiu It stunk, beiansu I run out,
When I got outside I heard the thlid
shot tiled 1 got underneath the bed In
the next loom Thinking he wus dead,
I got up uud looking thiough the win
dow saw him on the awning filing
down the stiiet I run back and got
underneath the bed ngaln. 1 heard an
othei shot 111 eel. After that 1 was
wOHiided In the ear b) one of the shots
Ills name Is John Williams Don't
know how old he was. He wus jealous
or inu Know of noieasou .vh) he shot
himself He told me pilot to this that
li.m muling tnut iiimiii was due to
gunshot wound In the brain
The Jul) letuinecl the following ver
dict "That the sild John Williams
came to his death In Honolulu, Island
or (Vibu, on the 7th day ot March, 1902,
from Injuries to the bialn, the result of
a gunshot wound trom a bullet ills-
nUhaigcd out of u levolver held In the
hand of the Kild John Williams, said
levolver having been discharged with
suicidal Intent. (Signed): C F. Chll
llngwoith (Coroner), W. VIda. K. W.
Weed, Palmer Woods, P. Jt. Nalual, C.
II, Ilrown, C. J. l.udwlgsen,
BH ID f
iisje she
Soldiers Down Athletes
In Well Contested
Ball Game.
ANOTHER MATCH FIXED
FOR TOMORROW AFIERNOOil
Boys in Blue Show Fine Team Work
-Brilliant Individual Plays
On Both Sides Re
corded. The game of baseball between a
team of the soldiers from tho Warren
and the Honolulu Athletic Club team.
pla)cd nt the Maklkl giounds yester
day afternoon, was good, fust nnd In
teresting. There wns an exceedingly
large nnd enthusiastic crowd present to
witness the game.
The soldiers showed tip Ip good
shape. They depended mainly upon
their team work, which wns realy ot an
excellent order, such as has not been
seen here for many a long day. On the
other hand, their battel y was a bit
weak.
The Honolulu team did not show up
any team work to speak of but on the
otner nnnu ineirpiicncrnti'i snort mop
did well. The Honolulu men did not do
very well at the bat.
The game was a very hard contested
one, the bo)s In blue finally eorallng
the honois with a score of S to the
Honolulu's '4, The score by Innings was
ns follows;
Innings 1 2345678 9
Soldiers 2 0 0 0 0 2 10 0 C
Honolulus 2020000 0-4
The line-up of the pla) erg was as fol
lows:
Soldiers Sullivan, c: Muntlng, p ,
Gessler. lb Nlcholls, 2b Sailer, 3b
Cross, s s ; Knlggc, 1 f ; Maxwell, c. f.,
Itlley. r. f.
Honolulus Lewis, c ; Kant, p., Olea
son. lb.. A. Thompson. 2b II. Will
iams. 3b , J Williams, x. s , Hansman,
1 f . A) lett. c f ; Gay, r. f.
Good Individual pla)lng wns shown
on both sides. Hansman In the second
Inning made a fine hit, nnd n run
Knlggc, or the soldiers, made n very
prelty running catch, In the 'ighth In
nlng. while Itlley nt right field mnde
several v ci) pretty catches. Thompson
also made some nice running pick-ups.
After the game arrangements were
-Immedlntel) made for another game.
l loth tennis being eagei to meet each
1 other rfgnln It wns decided to have i
! game lornoriuw afternoon at 2:30
I o'clock on the Maklkl grounds
A HUSBAND'S ADVICE.
Mis. Witheiby Dear, the men havo
come to put In tho telephone
Wltheib) All right. Let 'em put
It In.
Mrs. Wltherliy Hut vvheie do you
think it would better go?
Wlthcrby 1 don't enro Any w hero
to suit J em.
Mrs. Witheiby Hut vvheie do you
think would be the best place?
Wlthcrby (cnrefuly going over the
whole matter In his mind, after n mo
ment H thought) 1 should put It back
ol these stairs. In the hull
Mrs Wlthiib) Oh. clear no That
would never do Why, suppose bur
glars Wlthcrby You weren't thinking of
putting It npstalrs. were jout
MrH Wltheib) Well. It would be so
handv up there, and then If burglars
Wlthcrby Nonsense'
Mrs. Witherhv Then why don't you
suggest a place;
Wltherby (clrll)) I havo.
Mrs. Wltherb) Hut n decent place,
Wltherliy Iaok here; )ou settle
cms luiiuvr )ourseir. t cion t cam
where )ou put thnt telephone. You
cari hang It on the roof, put It In Hie
launury or on the front door, It )ou
n ni 10.
Mis. Witheiby (haughtily) There'
I knew that's the way you would ait.
I nave to decide evcty s nu o thine
ubont this hoitf e, and I'm sic k nnd tired
or having such n helpless man as yon
tor n iiusiiana,
Witheiby You ought to have n nr.
lied nn electilelan or n house ilcvoia
tor, Hnven't I told )ou what I
thought 7
Mrs. WKheiby Well, why don't von
think of some other plate. Instead of
standing lound llko a dummy?
vvuneriiy (getting, nngry) You are
n wonder' First I told you to decldo
Urn mntter for )ourself, and then, when
)ou insisted on my advice, I gnvo It
to )ou nt once. Now you aie abusing
me Just becousc I'vo got strength of
mind enough to stick by what I said,
Mis. Wltherliy I don't care' You
are poifectly useless.
Witheiby (resigned) All right; I
am. Here tomes tho telephone man
Sav. wheiei's tho best place to put that
machine?
Telephone Man I should say, sir. In
the hall bnck of these stairs.
Mrs Wltherby (cnlmlv) Of course
Hint's the best place. Hut I'll know
better next time than to think cjf con
suiting )ou about anything'
Hxlt Witheiby. whistling violently.
Smait Set,
The "beautiful blue Danube" Is n
fake unci a delusion A cold blooded
scientist watched the liver for an hour
each da.v during a whole )ear Ho
lound the wnter to bo brown 11 times;
vellovv 4H, daik gieen. 59: light green,
45. grass green 21; gieenlsh grny f!9;
other shades or gieen. 110: and that
it never had anything like a beautirul
blue tint
Vlslturs to the Sphinx can now rouke
tho trip trow Cairo by trolley, and
there Is talk ot an elnctrle line to
Mount HInat and along a pait or the
shores of the lied Sea.
We import from Italy annually 10,
000 ono pounds of macaroni, Valued ut
tfoo.oee.
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