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THE CAIRO BULLETIN, MONDAY MORNING MAY 22 1905.
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Kniavd at the Cairo PoetoSca a Baooad-elaM
Mall lUuar
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
Averse daily and Sunday clrcu
Iri.Ii n for one year ending De
cember 31.. 1904 1.91a
Average daily and Sunday circu
lation for January. 1905 .
February, 1905
March. 1!05
April. 1905 . . ..
April, 1905. .
.2,045
.2.051
.2,095
. 2 220
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The above 1b a correct statement ot
the c rculailon of the Cairo Bulletin,
daily and Sunday, for the year 1904
and for the first four months of the
year 1905.
CLYDE SULLIVAN,
Business Manager.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this first day of May, 1905.
E. L. GILBERT,
Notary Public.
Th Bulletin la on tale at the fol
towing places' ".'
Coleman', 214 Eighth street.
HallicUy Houee neva atand.
Walker't, 10 Sixth street
Union Newt to. Union depot
Blue Front Restaurant
croat hem fje'or which has fn e!y
conferred upon them the privilege of
r. liliing.
"The only thing curious to my mind
is that the men who can see so clear
ly the ir quity when it conn s to t ear
as a hardship upon the government it
self, or the Panama Canal ommis
sim. which is the same UiiiiK. cannot
sc.- it find will not remedy it. when
bearing as a hardship upon the people,
many of whom are so much poorer ami
lo s able to withstand extortion than
the g vernment.
"A startlinf,' public object lesson ot
Ihe infinity and wrong was noe'.'e.
The attempt upon the pan of the tai
i IT-1) red tuid tariff-fed trusts to per
petrate the old, old w rong upon a ne v
cus-omer, to-wit tho government it
st If. has furnished this object lesson,
and even a lUpublicm cabinet, is seeii
to revolt. The tax which the trtnts
w: uld have levied und r the shelter oT
the tariff, upon the people indirectly
by mak nst the government pay for ma
terlats for the construction of the
Panama canal, is not a Hi ho ef the.
amount which th y :a ily levy upon
the people themselves, upon the hum
blest, most obscure and least, aide to
pay, as weil as upon ftir navy, our
merchant marine, our railroads and
our 'sky-scrapers.' ,
"One of three thitisr,- will now hap
pen. Loner tae government will buy
it3 materials needed non the Isth
mus from foreigners, or, the crcat
American tntsis to prevent it. w 11 se!i
to the government at a price at which
they habitually sell all to foreigners.
or else a Republican congress up n re
convening will pass a law forcing the
government to buy from the American
trust; at their own prices, under the
ulse of "encouraging Americin indus
try," and "uplift lug American labor."
in pursuance of the so-called American
ystem.
"The poo, miserable transparent
veil has been rudely torn for a mo
ment, at any rale. Let the pe pie look
at. the ujtly face under it all, until
congress meets, anyhow. This spec
tacle will do ibn no harm in the 'Jems'
run, if they learn (Ho lesion it can
teach."
I am still doing business at the bam-,
old '..land.
TUG CLOSED BLINDS.
Hurrah for Cairo just one time
Nary 'notber. I'adticau News-Demo
crat.
How's your hcnrlachu this morning?
Vice President Fairbanks is report
ed to have purchased a $ 5u0 ink stand.
If he had done that last August l"n
clo Henry Gassaway would have
wiped him off the map.
a
FOR THE
SCRAP BOOK
IF I KNEW.
If 1
b x
mil.
were
Knew thi
lo pt.
No nutlir how large the hey,
Or stnmg the bolt I would try m hard
"Twe.ill open I know fir me.'
Then over the land an 1 the s.' tr aA
t ast.
I'd seal t it the smile.- to y'-.iy.
That the children's faees mi.
thi-m fast.
K. r many and many a day.
ill hold
iv. that was large enough
the fro ns I no el,
to gather l hetii every
If 1 Knew a li.
To hold ail
I would like
one
Prom nursery, school and street;
Then fold and holding Id paek them
n,
And turning th- monster key."
I'd hire a giant to drop'lhe bow
To the
piliS t 1 111'.' d-.-op.
deep sea.
--Anon.
.'UDCE HAD J FOLLCV.
Liitensd
Ch mil-
Would
(n.e
ccr P
lo M e
THE LIFE AFTER C EAT H.
Would
WHEN DAVIS CCT RELIGION
S? ; Vtek K.:
3S YEARS AGO TODAY. j
B jlwer-Lytton Believed It
Progressive. I
A WeNti lady, writing in P.',-. I ' j
wcod's M.ie.!Z'iie on her visit lo Kt-t b
worth In lisai, says that Sir Edward j
RuIwcrl.jWou srA.l-x thus on the sub- i
jeet of spirits: '
He saWt he did not believe wc she -dd j
reach the highest heaven when we die. I
No." he continued, "it Is not 1 h'y j
that we, Imperfect as we are. ?l;o,ue
be FOddenly nshered into the Divine
Presence on leaving this world; our
minds would not be prepared lor so
rr.uch glory; we are far txj sinful tor
that. We shall pays through success
Ire stages of existence, risii:? hipher
and higher until We reach tlio u!!t.. -K j
of kr.o AJ,edge and of bappine.-s. We j
cannot expect instant tiansitii ii from j
dr.rk.ness to light, which to us wotilii I
be irfsr.ffe.-abiy bright. Pees not j
everything progress? Is not proc:-e-
sinn. the oruer of alt Cod s w :k lo re? j
Why not hereafter? It is ttranie," h- j
went on, "that all spirits, when Qt:e ; j
tuned about heaven, agrer in stating ;
hat into rtr ncit ttage of 1 ems ;
.hall ce.ry the rVX, and character- ' ; ;
it-tics of mfad which are ours oa j , . -tonr
orth. rut all ' refitl anU ennobled. , f"
Note of them, however, rnofess to
have reached to the reat knowledge
of tmr final heavsn, ror to know by
what meanr, we shall pass from one
stage to auothei."
to Chauncey, But
WitUr.cJy Have Cuit
f he first cist s v. hii h
ew had after hi Ir.g a irttte-i
r was a civil suit involviv.e
a ro-newhat complicated querl.on ol
1; eritauce.
In co way dnunte! yo-irg Clnuc
rt ta'kh d it. hxd.ed up uuthoritic?
ii f e w .:y I s ek to Julius ('-.o-ar
,"n ! i re; s red an arctniei t vt a few
Inhered pa? which seetred to hir
ueie tl.aa unanswerable. His only
fmr was tlat it might le ..eyc-:iJ the
cor s reio'r s on of the court.
Wht i. she ti-ne can.e the yoitc.se man
n-re an.l pUmred in boldly. The jurtg1
seemed iv eiesti d, and Cliaun'.ey too'
Kither (eu.-r.ge. Put ot tr,e erd of
nr. hour and a I a'.O in the midst of
the D'.est intricate pnrt of h's plea,
l.e wss pained to see what ho thought
v?8 a lack of attention on the part of
the court. If was just as tie had ex
pected; the judge was ttralee to ap
preciate the nice points it his argti
m nt.
lie pinned, hesitated snd then Enid:
"Your hr,nor, I Leg pardon, but do yco
fellow n e."
"I l ave so far," answered the judge,
s-hift.ng aio;t In his chair; "but I'll
.ay frill k!y that if I thougtit 1 ibl
f.nd my way back IV quit right here."
T YE.
(Fnm
U!S AGO. . .
the Bulletin
. .. $.. $.. ..
of M ;y 22,' 1370.)
WOODEN SHOES IN KENTUCKY
n's Apologetic Remark to
K s Maker.
Judge- ycl'erry te'.'.s a good rtiry
.old bin hy his fa.hcr, Judg Mr
Henry the eider, the occurrence be
ing a happening of his yon;hfu! day3
n the early life of Ohio.
"Living in tie fceUic-rcer.t." said he.
'there was an uneducated, egatistit
!d fc!'.o.v hy the name -of lav:i
Ouvis was a bis n:nn, who s; r;ni;i- -jis
i ptech very p.r.,fust'ly with pro
fan ily. He had a very gtod neig'.iio:
however, who was a very devui
church member. This latter ie.;.o.
vas uffllctcd with a strorg terd.tcj
t' lisp when he spoke. Utio sunir-er
there caice a cumber of cvjiicci;
to the settlement and engaged -in k
vival work, end the first t;i be re
cived at the mourners b neh as of
fr.vis. with a desire to rid Ir.mseM
of his prof?nity nnd a!! his sins. Pav h
ss conducted to a place at the betfl.
if contrition, ard ct his siie l..r.eP
his lisping ceighbor to assist in the
reformation.
'Soon old Paris began to f el
ccuM be heird
;ir. shoutiitg.
bctrging : and tsraying. with ail the
j tioiso f n hattery of ho Steers. IPs
intping neighbor stood It nobly for a
j time, bat finally he raised his clasped
hands during a lull in the storm aad
j thus jj-ayed :
i " "O, l ord, we know Its awfuL but
ycu'll have to tnke tM ro.ig'i and
thmooth together.'" lts aioir.es
Leader and Register, V
Youngster Outclassed.
Senator Money of M!ssissi pi has.c
T-;.e?.r-e!d grandson who, inouh no
averse to a f.ght, Bees no disgrace S:
nt ins worsted when lie mirls are clear
ly asalnst him. He came ro:nc frjn
school not long ago In bad snr.po.
"You look as though you tad he"
ir ;i Cght. hoy," said his sapient gnind
f.:ttey.
"1 have, sir."
"And you look ns if yu pot th'
c-rst of it." pursu"! the grandfather
"I t!5d. sir." ttd'.niifcd the hciini'.
e.W kirdrrg-.rtm r,'htit be -mus
turner and I'r.t a severer "
A few d.tys lat, r he w as fru'I'y r
some offer,---.-! which brought him b'-
neath the paternal rod of corrector
He sl owed so little evidence of hi
fghiing Wood duriis the eh.istlsea.et!
Eoy's and Child's Spring Suits
Wc received last Friday 300 addi
tional elcgaut suits of the
CELEBRATED ELtt BRAND
in blue serges, fancy' worsteds and new
nrxture novelties which we have placed
on. sale at special low prices.
hifli itiii ta ji&aai
SAM'L WHITE, j
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County, Illinois,
ulatlon 16.147.
Poi
HOW THE TRAINS, RUN
Mayor, CICOiUJE PARSON'S.
Clerk. R. A. HATCH Kit.
Comptroller. P. S. PF.WKY.
Police Magistrate, A. J. ItOSS.
Chief of Police, M. S. KUAN'.
Alexander County, Population S2 9
County Judge. WM. S. DEVVEi.
County Clerk, JESSK E. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk, LE7. B. DAVIS.
Sheriff, JAS. S. ROCHE. '
Coroner, DR. JAS. M. McMANTS.
Assessor and Treasurer, PKANK. F
DAVIS.
County Superintendent ot Schoou,
PROF. JOHN SNYDER.
TRAINS ARRIVE
I. C. From North.
No 3:S8 a m
No J. 4:17 a m
Ni VI ..W:!0 a in
No S.x. p m
No 4 :i Soo p m
No 1... m
tNo il .- .l?b p in
tKice.tt BuikU.v
TRAINS DEPART
I. C. iii Nortli.
No ..lt:i a ra
No 4 1 :W a Hi
No S 1:11 p D
No K:40 p n
No 40- :10 p in
No 'MH 'i-.ia a m
(No 'H 6:IS a m
(Kxiwpt Suuilay
I. C. r'roui South
No 4 1:35 a m
No .'W4 J:ll a m
No ii...... ..12.07 p ni
No 6...... 'ii'U p m
No n S:iH) p in
"No 41 11 !' a in
41 H:80 p ui
'l'aducah
I. C. lining 8uuta
Ko 1
No 203
No 3
No S
No 4'1
No 41-
Palnch
6:4A p
8:05 a i
8:35
1:40 II l
":) a
6:40 p it
Board of County Commissioners.
J. J. JENNELIJ3, Chairmtin.
GEORGE PARSONS.
DR. EDWIN J. CAUSE.
that his father v. as both pcrplexc
and dltis'ij-ted.
"You're n creit fellow.- said hr
'to tul.e a t'.rash'r.tr raid, mahe no re
s!?t :ir.-e."
Vli tit's P'e use," rep'''-' ! his cnisl
ed, hut philowph'icnl sou. "when you'n
s thirty-threer aid Pus t.-'.y a sev
CLcr";"
Several jnindretl.Cairoites spent yes
terday in Paducah. Everyofe of them
came back talking about "Paducah's
pived streets." Will all our citizens,
thoFtf part'ctilarly who s- ay at home
"d never f?J anywhero. draw the
moiil from this? There is nothing in
ti'v world that attracts the eye of a
viihor so much as pretty streets and
cluu streets, . Pni'iiicah has them.
Why not Cairo?
Im
The death of Gen. Albion W. Tour
g e removes a notable figure from our
national life. He -was a strong, rug
Red character and had an tvetnfu'
cireer. A young lawyer, a college
fiiadtiate, he tfii to Ihe South after
the close of the war. In which he
fouirht for the union's preservation
splendid brains and ability awd beeann
a noted figure of the reconntnictijn
period as editor of the Union Register
at. Greencboro. N. C. He afterwar
si' ved on the Super'or court of that
stat ? and in 1875 helped frame tin
s'ate's new ecns'itutlon. It Is to hi?
everlasting cred't that he was a friend
of th South In those dark days whet)
she was so heavily burdened with
scullawags and needed friends sorely
The folkm-'ng commi'tces were ap
rp nted to make preparations for the
Decoration Day exercises at Mound
City:. ,
On Miles:' Col, Wood Judge Bross,
Col. Rea-den. ,
On Orators Col. Brown, Rev. Mr.
Kete and 1). Hurd. ,
On Program Cols. Rearden Woxl
ind Graham,
On Flowers H. H. Candee, chair-
nan, witti twwtr to anpoin a commit
tee of ladies to solicit flowers from
citizens., Mr. C-andee; appointed the
followinc commit lees: .
Pin t Ward-Mrs. Jewel! V le x.
Mrs. W. B. Gilbert. M s? Kate W.ie-
lock, MiKS Annie lli.rd.
Second Ward Mr. P. Bross, Mrs.
V I.intmi, Miss Kitlie Brown. Miss; a
Steel.
Third Ward Mrs. L. P. PutU r. Mir
f'hillis, ' Mis. Lyon, Miss Copeland.
Four h Ward Mrs. ,S. Walters. Mrs.
'.V. P. Halliday, Mrs. P. II. Pope, Mi's
nisle P.lcher.
Mr. Ed. II. Barber, late ticket a'etit
if ihe III nois Central in this city,
lied In Chicago of typhoid fever."
Dutch Settlers Around Louisville
port 200 Pairs of Them,
The very mention of the idea thar
wooden shoes are worn in and aronuc
Ljuisville seems a bit preposterous
to the modern citizenship of this sec
tion, mt. they must be worn here
abouts for they are shipped here.
Two hundred pairs of these tinhiu
specimens of footwear passed through
the Louisville port yesterday. Thev
tame directly from Rotterdam, con
eklgued to a local firm.
The Hollanders are famous for
making and wearing wooden shoes
and never lose their desire for wear
Ing them, even when they come to
this country. Scattered around !i
this section there is a pretty goo. I
sprinkle of these old time Dutch, a::d
they must have their wooden shoes
The shoes received yesterday- will be
disposed of to these foreign -born
Dutch.
The shoes are not '!y unique in
their make, but are extremely li:ht.
They are worn mostly durinR the
winter and in extreme wet weather.
They are made of one piece of
wood and there Is no such thin;; as
leak in them. There has twn but
slight rhan.se In their make for ven
turies. Louisville Courier-Journal.
THAT TAFT SHOCK.
Columbus, Ky., was
'ire, Ijtss. $1'.'5,0IO.,
de: tmyed by
Corporal', punishment, which had
liecn ah Jirbed In New Yo-k City
chools, was alnnit to !. restored.
ICS AT ONCE.
FOR THE WIRELESS T ULEGRAPH
Expert Would Use Trees in Short-Cis
tanee Transmission.
One of the most -, interesting snt
tcstions made recently in connection
vith wireless telegraphy is that ot
Ylajcr G. O. Squier, of tha Un'-tc't
"tales army signal corps,, who he-'
leves that for short-distance tranv
ti.ificn trees can he used as stibsti-
u'cs for the aerial wire.? usually em
!oed. Major Sutler's p'.an is to con
-ect the apparatus by wroa to iron
tails driven In the base ot the tree
rom which the radiation. would be
mitiod. Whilo the tree would hardly
be as satisfactory as a more perma
tent arrangement, of wires, yet in a
."ilitary caropaiga it mirh' answer fn
nany tnirposeH where the army is
perating in a country harren ot
rees, but hero a return may he made
ii the older method of employ Ins
oint."d poles or kites or balloons tc
aiSe the wires. In connection with
(Major Seuier's suKgestfon thJ point
j as been made that the difficulties of
.vireless teiegrapny n transaititins
WKKaKOg overland would he increased
by the presence of an inlervctiiiij,' for
esl, nnd should this be the or.se the
r-eration of wireless telcRraphy may
ho restricted greatly. Harpt r'f
Weekly.
WORKMEN IDLE IN EUROPE.
Stagnation of Trades Complained o
In Marty Countries. -
A German paper states that, durir?
the month of November the numbc.
oi" tineaipluyed j.rsons i-.crt ftu
largely in Frange and England. e.Si t
clilly in the latter country, where Ii
tl. irty-fiye .municipal districts S90,S'
pusons were oet of work or in wan,
, The rti'Eber of unemployed workiti
people- in the city of London is est;
n stoi to be over 2'0.'n". In ma:,
(t-ades waes have - hoe a ' reduce:'
Kiihrcrlpt'wiis Ere being- ritised. in Loc
don t.i prrivide food ftir 'the ' nor j.t;
tu.er.'i .':;.. d. The h!.'h prices of, br.'?.
ami- n.eat- .tiake the conttitida of th'
v.crkiiti; ciassics all the harder.
A recent interpellation. In . .th-
r rencu ( namnor ot jjeputies has pr
duced the statement that fn 11 04 then
were about lo per cent fewer peoph
ottsplnyed in France than during tin
year before.
I)
roii
Therodore, the oldest s.m of Henry
'lay, did! in a Lexington, Ky., mad
house.
That was a solar plexus blow the
tar IT r bbers received from Secreia
ry Taft the other day when he an
not:iiced that the govermetit would
lmy supplies for the Panama Canal
in the cheapest market even If tl
bil l to ko to Europe lo do it.
The decision was prompted by the
fact that among the fu-Kt needs of the
cons-1 ruction force at Panama was
, tw- large ocean freight ships, anc
which American : hip owners iskei;
hou'o where in the iidt;hlMirh(M)d ol
ft UHO.OOfl when forelKii ship owners
offered the identical kind of ships foi
half a million. The savirs was so
fcroat (hat even a protectionist, like
S' cretary Taft had to e.nbraco II. In
, chUntnlly, .It, Is the ratest victory
tue dinnocratic principle ns to tho tar
iff has won In years to buy where oik
cm buy the cheapest and oll wdicr
ore can tell tho highest.
Prom Ya.oo C.ty, Miss., John Sharp
Williams sends to tho New YorV
World the -following caustic Indict
ment of the hlKh tariff policy, based
! upon the decision of Secretary Taft:
"It Is nt t at all unnatural that tin
federal cabinet or the secretary o
wr should object to being rotihe''
hy the Rreat trusts of the country,
operating uiwler the s.wMter f lh
t-irlff, and sell n at one price a reas
omiblc oneto forelgnern, and at an
iMtuv price au extcr lonale one tt
th" home eotmumor. including the rov
viusutnt of Hi Unit 1 Statelh':
The lllln lis Central rece'ved 1.1'iD
isrrels of cement hy the jtcamcr Con
Inental to lransMrt to Chicago.
i
in t
Girl Owns 1. 200,000 Acre3,
A Philadelphia fir! has ju:t been
warded a tra'-t of Ism! in western
lorida embraclrg 1.2tw.' acres.
.1 .!'.
Juliet Ahead of Modem Girt.
The mode of procedure 111 courtship
has Indeed altered since Shake-pea re's
days. He made Juliet first confess her
love She aslts, "Dees thou love me?"
nnd bids Romeo, if his purpose be
mairiiiKc, to send lier word next day.
This Is stages in advance of the mod
ern sill.
:-n ' 1 i
, i r.:i
MM, Vl
frc: Hi
S !U Ii
is rat
n.n; Allows Duplicatei
w. me Wire.
,i i t' lie v nicthods for
,i; r nt n.t'smges simui-
te s-ui.e wire con-
i ..1 of the most reeent o:
,o Pi: f. Mcrcndier of the
.-.!,( id for poisl and tele-
;s. tin t ed so altcrnaiins
.i i e l whoso frequency
a tuiiiti-4 fork having a
i.e member of vibrations.
of siii-h an interrupted
! ; !.! j' i n by an ordinary
; l'ti - ti-'.n' Milled over the
;, ..in li;,;uct!oti triinsniit
S'lie at the d',:-tnnt station
,ir cf sof.il!' d mor.olile-
i.'ll I pi ml to MI'iT'U of
icy. and ore toned, lo the
v c i ids..; ct I he seudii;);
Wives of the King of Assam.
The KIiik of Assam has Inn wivn
,vho are divided into nine grades.
When owe f them dies her boil)
Is lowered from ti-e roof of the p-il-ice
to be burled ; the law In Ansam
iroblbils the currying of
'il'tigh the doors.
v v
ch pr.rPculTr circuit has Its
ore. which is connected by
the e;rs of the reielvlu'
and re -ponds to (lie signals
station. In ni1.
'.rent's are pro-
(, , p
S 'Alt'
,'llOt'.:
C at t'-e M inMt.tr
Ive trans'-n'svlo
LITTLE. RADIUM ON EARTH.
1,'ct Cne-Ter.th of ?n Cunce in the
Whole World.
Sir Wiil'am lUmtey, the . noted
tcientist, declarts t!!t:t there is not
otK-tenlh of im ounce of radium i"
tho whole world," nays the New York
TIuks. If you citn iiiK.idne getting
that amount, of railiiim together it
would i..:,-ply more energy than U-jD
tons of il nami; e.
Pew perstms who talk about radium
nt d i's cei't onci ts realize the gte-it
scarcity of the raw material for yield
ing radium or Ihe exceedingly minute
jcrtieles u v I ta exnerlmcnts thst
have astounded the world. It. Is im
possible to say where the fut'ire sup
ply of lie raw material Is t' cane
from. "I believe." says Sir V:l!tim,
"tli at. in Ami v'c-i otir:ioflt le h'oks
Type of Men Tha; Beat Spaniards.
Lee Philpot of Kiist St. I-ouin wa
in Washington last week and callu
fvu the pre-dd'-nt. Mr. PliiU,t was a
tr. ember of the rough riders and Mr.
Koosevf It know him instantly, greet
lng him warmly. Turning to a mini
ber of congressional callers, the pres
ident said: "Are you surpriHcd that
the Spaniards ran from toen of Tills
lsind In Cuba?" Philpot is over six
feet tall, a giant in proportions, and
lia a face of the most determined
kind. He Is a member of the ce'.o
brated Philpot feud family of Ken
tt.oky and enlisted in the rough rhiers
fmrn his mountain home in that state
Phil'iot has been' a defective In Last
St. Louis and wsnta to wt on the se
ct et service." force.
Keail th Cairo Bolletin ror new
tn iirriiiiin oiHiotrt
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No 1 l-M p
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Hig Four OoiDgKa it
No 7:00 a m
No 2 3:110 v m
No Kumlny trainn.
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All Illinois Central, Mobile ft Ol ifi
and Cotton Belt trains arrive and ..e
part form Central station, corner ot
Second street and Ohio street.
All Big Four and Iron Monnu b.
trains arrive and depart from tl
Union sUUon, Secxind etieet and Con.
merclal avenue.
Mail may be deposited In thft box
the transfer station, located at Ceu
tral station, 20 minutes before tht d ,
parture of any train.
irber Your hair, is cotujag out on
sir.
Customer (sh ep.ly )
mine out on top. I'm
-l where I'm bald.
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hy
-Wi II
lucky.
If It's
That's
London Police Court Decision.
Sleeping in the oi en air can cn'y
practiced with safety from arroi t
wealthy persons, or those who ca; t ,
hhow that .they , have plenty of mt aiia,,
and are doing It for expertment'anrt
then only so lopg as no obstruction is
caused," said the magistrate of a Lon
don police; eturt the other day.
t THE BULLETINS' daily fion plate
pio'ni: lug
Itc, a' mine
l"-.i ed
c'U ply.
fts Ihe
val b i:
c: en ;rt a
tss!s for II. Clew
,d in N'-fA ay, is a! o
fnvtr'ali'.e source t,f
,. ' d,
!l 111'
a corpse
His Symptom.
A Uinthm eurnie the other day re
ceived an astonishing answer to an
Inquiry after a parishioner' health.
"Well, sir." said the lailfr. "onie
lines t fools anyhow; so.netlmes I
feels nohow: nnd there be times
then I ftls as blilT at; a hiui rot jt ! "
si it nit twenty-iour inessigi:s
sent over ll.u Hie simult'ine-
e. v. A double line, or r illlc clr-
s required.- but oth woe the
.ulna Is cvni arativtdy siau-'e,
iiitoHet merely the adjust .nciit
the tunuig forks and nilCihle con
densers and in liictanca coils.--Week's
rui.;r. ss.
Secreted His Coin,
An Knglish l-bcrer arresud on u
charge of theft, which r"'ved to lie
false, was found, on beirg searched at
the polloo uttitlon, to have gold, silver
Hid bronze coins in various rarts or
bis attire to the amount of M7H. The
welsht of them Wis forty pouuda.
The Firit V.'ritinc.
Tlie flr.'t vmilm; was pit lure writ
ing. In vvliii.'h the im"I 'ii .; wis ludl
can d by u draw I lis, as a serfcnt, or
bird to veprchciit tho-e ernitiires.
The Phocnic'ans .Invented characters
to intricate signs which lire substan
tially the same as our leunl letters.
Earthquake Fatalities.
As nearly as can be asctlaineil the
gr .istest hum Iter of Ikon lost by nj
.earthquake In the history 'if the worid
was 2110,0111, at TcHo, ,l;ian. In ITnP,.
At. Pompeii and iUciii.i'-cnm, by Hie
eruption or Mount Vesuvius in '"!), 20,
OL'O lives were last . "
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LATH ICXAMI'LKS OF M MODISH MILLlNF.UY
noiier but Ih one of the many modlllcutiotvi upon the
fanillihir
Stewart Bros., Agents.
lmrmww'nH'
n u-no lurbaii, which seenm to retain It's hold up n fashionable nfTecilons.
A very lacy straw In pule lilad is used, tho wire foundation being Milk
cover", in tin? stunt) tone. A di ep ' nche peigne In the buck serves loglvo
the elm pea u Hint smart downward tilt. In the front; and close clusters ot
bulbil rop:-.in "II of it.i diilnty na'ttral Huts are- nitneiitvi m eacii crevtce
where I ho shaieln idnched. " Uinher a hrlnht t-recn velvet, ribbon Is clevco
ly iisid to effect the iiecissiny note of colfr contrast, HiIh soeniinir to hold
tho back bi-'m to liio crown and cairie.l down In a serle of rosettes to
the front. Tho other hat Is less, lros,ty, a sailor sinipe somewhat, , upon tin)
order oT the- Mhlrlwnisi' o tflllor-iiirfdo ' hat, in coarse satin straw of a
s: in what, burnt yellowish tint, and trintmcil wlih a rather brilliant (ti-i-iin,
Idm velvet ribbon. The brim Is turned up all around, with n bimdeau In
the back to lilt the bat I'onvanl, nnd many loops or velvet ribbon dnnmlo
from this biuidean upon the low cidfluie. A huge white cuquo pommni una
plume are. i.martljr posed at thy left sid"', ' .