The Gardner Weekly Message from Gardner, Kansas • 2

J1 1 EjO UZZ'J. A C2AVH ito23 rrrtx cJ ll rzT7 ta crl cr3 Czilzl LJio carzr7 rcrtaM, Uczilld tia trcrf rcca oTtcm vrazto. Co La csj taca to rirr crdl Ca3 tj Carter la tlo uto-rcx 12. I "Hix tryllixj. ka-esi to 2zy wl.

I C3 I niseis Cy tta- aerve tas TianMH eg Faiaja TTae S3w case aae) the rajiiii aff Oae CaaagCrr) kg a txdet Cas- Coca to1. THUS TABLE. Trciza Arrive from TXantat City cd Czzri fcr Ottawa at 10.O a. m. ti G.O p.

tx Arrive froca Ottawa td kare for Kcaaaa at at 5.23; and a. m. and 3.45 p. m. A.

P. Nicholson, Agmt 01 ftl bMitUf ansa yet It par for J1.0 UlmetabsalWSlysewe- trr to Jeaasea Coeaty. m4 test paper Tea Haass Tan Ftae Cerwser. QAr.or:m DinECTonY. Trustee E.

A. Fruit. Clerk J. T. Cramer.

Trcswrarcr A. Bige.ow. Justices R. B. Francis, A.

C. Smith Constable II. M. Terrell. Newspaper The True Flaj-.

Postmaster Loren W. Soepp. JJarr T. W. IXur.

TncWarsball S. L. Sharpc. In. City Clerk I.

II. Sedgwick. Bank Fanner's of Gardner. Fire Dep t. John M.

Wetker, Chiel i wa CrrwcJrrcl rrowcrl fcra cf cs elaat have been ta the cir a dry, hot room; lsry Lava teca pSaoci ia close, alrCjt dxrk boxes, without moisture of tsy yet they lived, grew cJ BMBAftftASSKO THE BUROLAR. Was aWSne rrees Wf Semsea Once" said the retired burglar to a writer for the New York Nan. looked from the opper hall of a boss that I was la Into a room that was ao dark that you Welly ceroid nt aee into It at alL It seemed as if they must have the window rioted, the blind shut anl the shade down. It was blacker'n a rate. I turned ray ht In arounl on the Soor to gel the laj of thing and fix 'em In ray mind so a not to stumbve over anything.

Over by a bed I saw a chair, and hanging down from It a pair of troupers le-s. Thee, of nwm, I knew Ur was a man ia the bJ. and that II his rlotbe-s thai wre stacked up on tlx chair there. I shut my light and tarVl. I kt the? way.

and I went very qukltJy, ub'O I g-qt ateut haf wsy arrr-Mi the room the man ia the bnd twrsn to holder. How he roald tne I ocruUtj'l noderslani. I couldn't sxm him at a. but I just halted anl waited. II didn't bdkr very loud.

lSogh be as frying to bard; bul be was so srared that I was -urjril to br him hoir at al; it sowtd4 as tbouxh II as all be coaid do to ratrb his brralh. I was afraSd he wouM sr la righl tm the spot. I didntdare Lavrk out of the room for fear I'd mrf-ct somebody In- I thoabt 1 cmrelj dods Va better after they got in; I jasl slood thre In the middle of that dark room with the the bot be could, anl wishing I a a someahcre cle. and wotaderin a hal was guisr to turn op ix? tt. W't-'X sir.

in about half minute1 be ijj1 bolWin sJto-fjtlver anl for a minute or tob- did nol 11-n I was U-jI in aim it a m'nal raw b-g--n to tT-2. You situ'l "rd at me; at scared at as a didn't kw I was 'l. Itst it wss a bj in all the same. by-tie. rd course, he was jul as liiely to uake up rcx hoi leria in h.s sVep as bo would ha b-u if he'd ba wd! ssakei he raf -2it bav wV-d hllf up as far's that's trtntvmvi.

But didn't, nor antbolj el-, ap-rrnt'r. soi when Ie'd got to toring aad cvery-th'n t. why 1 just wcrt ahead ar4 conarVd his tro ar'lsl4 talMrr. Ia the pul-Jk" of Trance 21-2 per cent of the rhotirs are short-, sihtird: in thoK of iJertnxny S3 cent. ad in thoe of the I'cited Kingdom ro crnl.

71. rcrn'ae of mj-opy Is hihesl in hi clawce of rhctork and hiVwophy. Th bjgirn-ic condition of Ujc chool doe nol svn to aSx-l It, but in the or4aln of Ir. Martin, a authority, want Of phyi al cxrrci- is the chief caae fit. By mo V.I i ing the work the c'sAses and rcawnxUe spells cercio b-tweea them, the tjropor-tion of myopy In the c3Jee of tiicss-sn fU from r6.6 to 17 j-r cent In fire year.

A rl stiar. Mr, t'omltazine a hAadome young widow, said to her son nx of lli(e dxys, Johanie.whcn you are o5dr, yoa will realijw what a kin 1 I hate txxrn to you aad how ra'jch I love you." Johnn If you lored ro. ma. yea would hare married a candy store man long ax. Texas Sittings.

we ese a saa iii TstJersall, th tramp Wot ye I V4 been Wras Trarciin with a theairi- Tatterall What part did you play? lidn play no part. I joined 'em lio they was welkin back to town. Truth. FOR AND ABOUT THE LADIES. Urease ar 1 by weight la Japan.

Tha girl of eouaiy. make caaUlerxbie pin money by poiselo; coyotes and collecting the boa at on the scalps. Miss tJoeld of London is Cnlaad only female recmHing sergeant. She works anion; yoau? thUre aai the eery poor, and has done moch good. Mm.

Rejsae. the Kreach actress. Is aow reecrgoired as the setter of the fashions for PrK It Is said. Her hair 1 slightly reJJer thaa at-hojruQr, and red hair 1 all the rage at the Trench capilxL Mrs. Norich llw is ray daughter mskiajf ootia her art sta dies? Artist Very well; only she lays the colors on too thick.

Mrs. Nnrich Test's all right; her afford to 11 her hare ail the psint she wsnl. A Udy in South Kensington. X. Y-, has foand a new for dog.

Oa ma Jdy day lately she wa seea ia the street with a parcel in ooe hand, an ombre I la ia the other and aa Irish terrier holding the trail of her drscr. la his teeth. He never let the dress touch the trroan.L YoentT ladies now are making a fad of label iar their letters like beslaesa aea aad keepiag them in indexed base. Letters to friends In Europe, epistle to relatives, the gushlag letters of school origin eea-the Bote frees gentlemen com under eparate head are aad are placed in dii ertrta TntxsaelCm cf tlacria ef tta tlx rirt c2y tie eJlba of ta CJ of friendly aad allied la aaaa the ahilaae portoshoaU Cad It aim Miry." Cassia a Hack saa Caet varjr xircay aad contains some of the taoxa famU nUe ot the new ships. At the keta-alag of I set she had forty shl-w there, laclad lag eight Crselasa baUleships aad fifteen torpedo vessels.

The first ship ahe belli oa the EUek sea (aad these were laa ached la dexnee of the stipe latloos of the treaty of Parts) were the Catherine IL, the TcJseame and the Mnooe, This was la lt tT. They are of 10, ISO pounds berdee, lech armor and carry four IS Inch runs. Later came the Dvsaadiat Apostolotr (T weirs Apostles), a. ICO tons Inch armor. 1C kaota, with four It Inch gens; the Georgia I-oble-doaoset tOeortre the Vietorioaa).

IO.TSO to, laeh armor. ILS kaota aad sis 17 lach guns; the Trt Seiattella Three HetatsL This was the first of the li.ooo loo baltleahipa to carry 14 lach armor, fear It lach funs, a heary tecoodarr battery, steaming 14 knots, The Tri Hvlatetella is to be followed by the ilropa41ctsk, the Srbastopot aad the Moi Veliky, the Last asmed belag well under way. These will be la time sacceeded by the faris of 13,039 tons, to steam 17.1 knots and to carry 13 laeh reruk. aad a sl4er ship. The raass Admiral fhsWfr aad Admiral tfevks din, built as mast defence ssnsels, are, la fact, armored cruiser having a speed of 14 knots.

Woyss CTKeSttf tie of John Itoyle O-Reillg a good-fellowship aad geaerosJlg are still rer rrnl In tvUtoe. A straager, mistaking Zl'lXi 't. THIS NICHOLAS I. IN BACKGROUND. him for a fricno.

approached him from behind, slapped him on the shoulder aad erected him as Jsck with all the warmth of a lifelong friendship. 1 1'Reilly lamed to face a very ember-rassed man and said, holding out his hand: "I'm not Jack, bat I glad to know aad be the friend of nag that is aa glad loses hb friend as yoa sees to be." hile BeUly lag one of his poems after a eexnJpublM dlaaer, and, aa esaal, waa deeply a-aorbed ta the task, a aejro waiter walked acrose the Boor srtlh reati I ne CTKeillg much snaeysd.atnnped id reused half a dose bitter words to the chairaaaa. The waiter waa thoroughly aaharry at the lad dent, aad a rueet who left the table after the poem waa finished O'Reilly la the hall hambly anoloeixlayT to the negro and threat lag a CX bul la to his head. The extraordlaary dispersion of 2Jew Has land Camiliea a Clast rated ta a letter writtea by WlUma Chaa Webster of lledeoe. Ohio, to tho Cart- ford Coeraat ttr.

hb graai grandfather, Thoaaa Webster, of Uetroa. who lived to he to years and nine aaoalh old, had a faasUy of thlxteoa chiUren, all Teat of whom aetUad near by Us naaathor, WlUba bcow tx uto ytzr. wtsafcawcaa hey there were fecr TTctslxr fnKtn emfbavala'sj Circa la ttst tart of Cahroa kaowa as GlUxL aad he cca ecxxt es Cfy nehstera born i rxlrlcats fora. How Cre est a TTcttsr ca den zr3, cri ta ttarra cxt ta a ta rrtr: -T3, cri rrx rrZi zlztzt cz2. l.z 3 l3 rzz 1c3 cJ La cj tu c-a t7 ra en -7 or: Wehsase A CriiTT, wLcs baa awaa v.

far m. rsttzh i to jlzj liU totrrtJtrrrlti lira bp7 Nitajroatltakakocs tae aoxser Crtdeatly tt Is all right, sir." aaswered the trainer, eartly, with tree English lssjMdenee. tTaersapoa U. dm Loyaaaioat looked aa If be thoeirht "Fortoae known what owes ae." that was well etQI. aay one qualated with hp would see that he waa nervous from the way his finger tortared his eyeglass.

It was the day before the Grand Prix, and, nothwith-s tending Usher's confldsnee.oor noble sportamaa felt anxious. True.Jaguar waa a apleatlid snlmal.and had shown each seleadid speed at Caaatillr thai M. da Lor aomont was jostined la e-pectiac tbst to-morrow bis tore would take the Wed from the start. and Veep toll, U. Will, the racetrack bold noexpeeted xnrprite that he eould not help feeling Jul the least bit oosr.

Ills aristocratic eTebrows drew themselres nerrously totrether as he heard a alight knock at the door of the smoking room. -What Is HI. nrtnlnr "Madame sends word to monsieur le coeate that XL Berard waa very Ul last night." SX. de LoTSomoot noble eyenrows contracted entirely he drawled: "I most see the horse ErsL After teat I wilt go to M. Hrrard oefore breakfast.

Be did not otter another word, for he waa too taoch put out to trust him self. When he had married M. Berard niece it was on condition that her uncle should be ignored; bow the tradesman, with the Impertinence of millionaire, dared to be ill in his house whom, very impudently, he persisted in calling "son-In-law." Nothing than Jaguar's excellent condition could have put M. de Loyancnont in good humor aeaia. As he entered the dimly lighted tall Jaguar tamed his head toward the door and stretched out his mne tied nose, as thoogh he were going to bite.

Ills mstr lovlnglr passed his hands over the animal's satiny neck. The two resembled each other. Doth unmistakably showed race and high breeding In their muscular tenderness, grace of motion, and dt Ilea te firmness of limb. M. de Leyao-mont passed the remainder of the morning tatking to the stableman, and listening to the gossip of the jockey about the rumors which Jaguar's adversaries were spreading.

Hs had so completely forgotten Uncle Berard's illness that ha was fairly startled when, without warning. Kir mln said to him, on his entering the house. le cemte. It Is a stroke of apo plexy." Sore enough, when the count en tered the alck room, he found the in valid stretched motionless on the large canopied bed. Ills silvery hair, rut close to his perfectly ronnd heed, and the whiteness of the sheets, made the naturally red face look purple.

Ills shirt was open at the throat re vealing massive neck. The fat body raised the blankets tilt they resembled a ho re eiderdown cushion. bile the sufferer's hands lay Inert on the satin counterpane. The djin plebeian business man seemed sadly out of place la the gorgeous bed. and his agony seemed to be watched with disgust by the powdered, wlfyed and scarlet-coated re tie men whose por- "WBAT DO traits looked dowa from the algk walla npoo the moribund stranger.

Disgust, also, was plainly written oe H. de Loysamoot's face when he aoldly asked the physician: "Only aa indigestion, la it aotr Itot the doctor shook hi head. of the remedies had helped. tL Berards case was hepelesa. U.

de Leyaessont seised the physicJaa'a "Impossible! Ity horse rues to morrow, and 1 caat withdraw The aaaa of science made aa lapa- tieat restore. Bet tL 4a Loyanxaeal not ia a asood to be eoatradieted. aad sat lag decidedly: "Your patleat est not die, doctor," he went to Cad the seen tern She waa la Osaalta-tloa with her dreasxaaSter. Hat tla waa so exasperated that ha ao notice of tho at aaaa of a Do yoe know what a trii im tryiig to plajr taar" ttae. da Lcyaaocst wsa ci ccyed aa bar haxVizX cri rtJ "Axm I act aa vexed ca yea ccczx ttt I have iaat twaavecJ cry rcx Csr the raeia parted Car vca tlx osra.

Izzrzzzzl 12. a Lejao-crr trrlra. 1 ym tZiVJi bOp Mv7c sTtrstgatca ti czz rca liiJ toc Twor aboct ra ajoesaT "2fe, leeesate. "What thear "Uadaxsea uncle has died." notwithstanding his aaaa! self-poe-seaaioa. IL da Loyaamoat rwshed like a whirlwind Into his wife's apart meat -Well- said he, "be hasdoae IL" time, de Loyaamoot wiped her eyes with a little lace rear.

"Do not let that prevent your horse from mooing," said she. "Uncle Brerard never would permit sack a sacrifice. Lovanmont shregged his shoulders. I do not care for his permlsaioa and 1 hare never asked him for lessons on etiquette" he came near say "nor yoe either," but a remnant of rood breeding kept hiss silent. Nme.

de Loyaaraoat did so wish to flad a wav oat of the diStcalty. "Iooh here," said ahe. "My ancle never weal oat none of our friends know him. Would It hot be anCJdeat If yon and I kept away from the race course, SandayT Loraumoot saeeted. "And let my jockey wear crepe on his cap? I dare say yoe would consider that good form.

And as the lady asserted thalyoeng de Teramoat weat to the haat last year shortly after his mother's death. her husband completely lost hi temper. "Hoetier perm Us daring mourning, and those are customs yoe would obi lire me by leamlae. By Jove! I really thoaeht you were bet ter broef ht up." "well, whsl de yoe propose doing? Without replying. M.

de Loyae moat pressed the electric hell and said to the butler who answered lU "Send me the cook at once." "When the chef nnpeared U. de Loyasmont asked; "Casimlr, can yoe preserve a large piece of game oa leer "A large piece, 3J. le cornier" Yes, a tnof-s bearr The cook hesitated. "Last week." said he, "I lost some fine game. True, the weather is cooler bow.

We might try, M. le comte." The master gave a sail Red mod, and explained: "This Is the case: M. le comtesse's uncle has suddenly died. If It were known before Sandey my horse could not run. Bntld nn Ice chest la the old carriage house and try a pre serve the bo Jr.

too undentand? Aad now, ooe word more. Yoe know am liberal. I count upon your silence and that of all my employes" A complacent smile pa.ed over the face of the chef a with becoming deference he answered: M. le comte may feel perfectly easy. t.verytoiy in tne nosw ae bet on the horse." Jaguar ran.

won the stakes, aad appearaace were preserved. WHERE DIALECT RUNS WILD. see lee Arc as Tse A AairlM Sfceep aerr If the specimen of Australian dia lect which Gilbert Parker rlres in tho Idler Is a fair samplo of what wo may expect when dialect writer be -in 10 work up that country, wo have not yrt seen the worst. Here is a tittle story which reads like a roLssing word putxle or a cipher telegram: "Tell ye it was. I toJdta oH to thy shed.

pulls down me ton, al out a btoomin paplilion. and was goin dor the whippin" side. loh Wade 'eavSly loaded, w'en the Lm drors and shot me dead. I take a op skip an a jump back to ih ul. pat two foM In the ol shIrak-.

ssinj the sIi oa the tall crecodiSev foee up the river like a frog, site down aloe; -4pe Jim muster atI strip a hundnrd and forty by I clock oexu And here It the Interpretation whirh Mr. I'arker kind enough to furnish us: 'This Is how It happened: I walked off to the ahearinjr shed, took down my shears, healed oat a hep. and I elipplna? dosin the rtfht-baad skle with all my might, when the manager came and diaarrmt me. i weat back to the hat. folded tip mj Uxakel, put the saddle on tny horse, and gal loped up the river, stopped at -Wpy Jim's sheep p-a and shore a haadrad and forty by 4 o'clock next day." Vaie.

Lonj Ste ataed at the window mused. The rays of the settle eatangledl thesaselvee la her Titlaa hair or asuToanded her gkwtoee height of five feet eiht vrith an aure ate halo, rroud. queenly, Uabca like a godJasa. sle was izdeei a magainceat speeisaea cf retalataity. "Stranj-e.

aha mattered. Aad then a sort, eeu-ottyta-r, aau nrntrr Cltted acrose her boa Ctm a of April sunshlae. Strase, cla anil ecxla, "ta tlixit titt mto cly six ahcrt ooalhe e-o waa qcarur hark of the I't'Iui' faottan emvoa, shoetd have last cy heart to a xxu whexe a cixs uJiUlfcrrta is. Cl cxbbttta. AxJIIarakJn.

Ctra- a fjrty-psri Cz bclh xLe toesed It out cf ta wizZsw aci acrosa tie lot aad thca cacD tst3 Cas Cccr C7cca era td ts i c-jtae- TTIi era yea cl to zzat to mrry i3 rrra. dor- CO aaeooaaoa thine la Czj la which psychical eaallera are ao matdt lalatwat," roaSded a phyaieiaa to a Chicago report. to have extrsord le ery axsrkas reiated to you about mes- cxlauag to have oome direct tstrfUand. To me, a hard- taatevialM, these seemed like tslry tales, fit for those who choose to aa csslay tlvir tiev. bat locking any satioa uhkh rould beronsidcred cf tho least value.

But I had tome lliag happen to me not long aro. which. If It did not banish the doubt Crea aay mind, certainly did make me do a good deal of thinking. "I em all td ins prof ssioeally the daaghtee of a wefj-kaowa spiritoalist. was a serious one and I It closely.

One morniae I ealer-d the sickroom I sew trzsedUtrfy that a rhaage had lakea rJaca for the worse. The fever had tacrnaat 1 aad grave symptom had developed, thou hi It my duty to lalerm the mother of the serious turn, ao I called her aside. -I am sorry, sail I to her, that your daughter has not gained as I thorn? ht she would. I find this morn lag her caea most s-rioa ia fad. i I elt at liberty to proewed.

seeing she did not take il hard I aa doubifxl of her recovery. Thl did not wem to afeei the woman la the least. Sh ent abol the room with a naat smile, tidy ing up thinr. Thinking im bad not beard I said acala: Madam, I aid your daughter cannot lite. At this she ten! to oe, s4 anxDlag, said: bnard you.

hut I know better. 5be will tire. 'But, madam. I prsitad, you are eayiag a good deal more than I. a a physician, ran.

I don't think she will survive the day. 5he turned to rae and sail, with a little leofb: Now, doctor, yo physician surely cannot pretend to know all Her indiiferrtro nt such a worSeus queetion aggravated me. so. saying I would call again la lh evening, at the same time, aaia bUng her thai expected she wo-dd be dying by that time. I left.

Well. 1 called asia that evening. I found my patient sittin; CP bad. the fever bavin; eaUrcIr Wl her, and herrondition as such that I was dumbfounded. I had nothing to nay, for there was nothing that could be sail, so I only s-ain and wa alewt to go, thf laly asked me if I would not like to join a small circle that was hold in a ratre la the parlor.

I said: Non of that for m. thank you. 1 ddh't betiove in it, an 1 so don't rare to anything of and fdeked up my hat and started for the door. persisU-d. howerrr.

naming otcr some prominent preple who were in the circle, so I at lt consntrd to go. "I had hardly sal down the medium aanounocd la writing a curtain name, which I nt one rvo -tih-i as a reii-nl of mine who hal dii a fpar before. I never ireiicndcd to no the It caxaj persistently until finally the nv-dium annouoend It was for the doctor. I controlled my expression so thai I would giro no clew thai I knew the man. when I was dumbfounded by hat in a s'ip of ra-prr hardd In the hsajtlwriUnr of my former friend and patient uhich read: am very sorry, doctor, i did not ask your alt ke the lxt time I saw you.

Don't let others follow this miserable, uahappy wretch. I net to understand. lil the truth was I was chUkrd to the marrow. The man whose name a signed a the rns-aage wa a patient anl dar friend who was so miuidd as to do ilil the existence of (h1. He had liarcring Ulnews, and hen I saw that this was going to be fatal, I tjmochrd him to consider his condition a he approached the awful ve'tcr.

I told him that bo rould not liw morn than a week and tried to Indore him to make hi peace llh hi maker. He reeostelr refusel to argue tho question until oni day when I saw the end fast approaching. I trkd with all my power to make him see the error of hi way. I reroember be raised himself upon hi elbows, and, pointing his shriveled finer at me, he said, in tonee provoked by anger: Portor. it no mm of your talk tag.

A I have lived, so wUl I die aad a he sank hock on his pillow I gara ap all hope. I left him to el-trod another twrioa rase aad wa detained loager thaa I exrevvd. but when I returned to my oSce I found a Bote asklee me to come to the house bussed lately. I hurrkd. but when I arrived he was dead.

I don't know wfcd he waa ted to say to me. but Ura ia a ttrasjv! coapany, eaato a ta me a horribh massage, fall af iwgrei aad repentance about a aatct whkrh I an certain ao person bat ay friend aad myself knew about, ca I had never mentioned il to an roue. "tTtcUsr It waa really what it por-rcrUJ to be or act was bamaterial. tsr toora waa tho nnssage, and I was In what I read. The la- depreeaiag eCeet upoa ca, far It was ao nalika the usual rx trca Us cSaor worll.

Here Crt wca cctfczrry -d wfcoae to tcczrad la Czj I zzzs throw tba Crw ctr-A ia. Dst It to cry Cl trra lla tl czlf.rrrll to raz rt. tit tJbtix'Oc rrTTsL lb Clx I Cza cl tla rrrl nr. nr. tiAvn mo vast aema for anaa asent aad defease cteitlaae.

The rresa Is enabled to publish to-day the first aatheatle tec tum, of Baa la a three new and greateat war ships. That great armies, great gene aad great ships mean peace aa much aa war ta shown by the fact that with the de evriplioa of these great ships entasis aesrs that tlaia I oa more frWadly terms with ermsny than she has beets for many years, observe a writer la the New Yok pev i lies ides her offensive and ttefemtJet alliance with franc. HuWa baa recently inaugurated and solidified very favorable roramervial relations with Germany. This cmmervis! entente eordlale. particularly when taken la connect loo with the German aOila tWms of the present caar.

woald Indicate a crrtalo poMtte wrskralosT htitlty to KaAus or to a Hurrvneh alliance la esse of war. The intern lV.n of f'ra nee, Russia and line land In lb pat reatory have been remarkable, to say the least. In I Ts the aeder Nelson, defeated ihe Trr-ach fleet ia the bay of Aboekir. In t2 Nspoleao bivoeached In the descried palaces of Moscow. Ia 1 i-.

Ltfi-o TIIK ADMIRAI. OUSHAKolT WIT1I 177 the e-wnblned KnfflUh. 1 reach and Kowun Heels annihilated the Turkish siis4rn at N'jsntx la 111 Turkey made the treaty of lnkUr-Nel-si as a pmtcetioa agalnt French ascendancy In her vassalage of ITgypt. In Id rrance and England united their armlet aalnst Resale in the Crimea. Mnce 1 r.

when Nleholaa aad his lio.ooij Bamiaa were stopped almost withta slcht of Coostaatinople, hereditary policy has been the maintenance of the tntesTrity of the Ottoman empire. The avosrsd objee c4 tllx Urn been that cere the Ulan cf rj9wer b) CereTe. ir CiSnSt, la a letter froca rtamhoal to Lord rszrfcr. la im. rays: "We tare erhnltix-g what we know to ha a eirlasd amtiosu labia aader ex be earrtxd lato fcarfxl Ttst tta Csrt cf lib Uij aow hxra krertttcra toaUcf tcakyt Cxriia LcTTa, CsxLzj a pciiry wLUh txthe oalyeaaa tlatcsaTca fiUaecawu caorrcara ta err ewa tatsrcta" IntrCl trtzj tlx Crcti cl tta r3 cf izz-7r.

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v. Turn rcpuut'on of Daniel Webster mbu hut now to be suffering for p4utt stretcher that will work in Titt Itching for tribute among tho New York police wu so strong that we appose they would have taken the itch if some oo hJ brour ht It aloo. Tut appointment of Count Schova. loff to be governor of the city of War taw is figniicact, coming a it does la the very height of the heavy sidewalk season. Jkxts WnrrcoxB ha had a brand of cigar named after him.

And yet in spite of this people will persist in saying that genlo not fittingly rewarded. Tnc Kentucky state penitentiary iielded a reveatte to the state amount-ing to $7,336.66 daring last year over and above ail expense. An lostilo tion that make such a showing as that daring the business depression of mast have been excellently man aged. Tineas an agitation In MHwaakee in favor of reducing street-car fares, and it is proposed that people who are competied to stand la the cars shall pay only three cents. The women will not have to cling to the strap then.

Each man will promptly rise and give the lady his seat. Doctors are reiterating that many growing girls incur curvat are of the spine by practicing hour each day without support for back or feet. And they might add that a great many girts are left without support after they grow up becaase they hare practiced piano playing to the exclusion af more useful if less ornamental exercise. It is to be regretted that there should be friction between the Lexow committee and its able assistant. Dr.

Parkhcrst. but it Is fortanate that it did not occur till the work of Investigation was so well advanced. Such a mass of evidence has been accumulated that differences between the lores tiga tors can be of little advantage to the accused. Esouamurx are considering the propriety of investigating the bre- If this does not stop pretty soon we shall presently throw professional eourtesy to the winds and demand an Investigation of the persons who are writing the jokes hkh circulate In Great Britain, and the publishers who give them currency. The Society of the Mlgrlm Mothers to New York city is now an established Institution and holds its annual dinners regularly.

The namb-r of women who landed on 17 mouth reek was thirty-two. and they were certainly Indispensable to the sixty-nine men and children. One of the toasts at the last dinner was The Gentlemen God Them; and if It has a pslroalring sound It is best not to say a word about it. A llasNacnrscrrs ludge has decided that it is not highway robbery if a man's money Is demanded by a footpad and he give It up without resistance or refusal. That judge most be oa a level of Intelligence with the Chicago grand jury which refused to indict aa alderman for soliciting a bribe oa the ground that one of the witnesses who overheard the roarer teltoa from aa adjoining room and tcs-tilsd to its language, had not a gas Kjht buralag to enable him to listen to what was said.

fT Is sail that the trial of the tt ta the Tkh borne estate cost tie CrlLa government 130X000. the Tlborcx estate Itself tg0.Ot and seal Os rerenoe of that estate fall 3 tree annually to f45.00O. Jw 'it lx reported that the real heir La ham Czxoverod la aa Insane aey ta tx lUra Cartx TV alee. Is there to fc tzzZtn Czxtar cf this tedious lix-try Are the EaglUa reei-Lrj peczZ agala be dra s4 Crrrft C3 ctrast endless array cf Ci ti tl Cjmf If so. the wUh tI rcx tary a caaas Hps that tho tlT Zj cssl trrrs had keen t3 rrxt cf tla Clti.CCa 0 a w- 3 i C3w I A story ta told of a wealthy bet woasaa who waa est casOy aCectod by the arnaaraaci cf txixery.

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