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,
, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TUE OMAILA. DAILY BETh MONDAY , TtTN1 1 , 159(3. ( _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7
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8PEO11U NOT1BES.
AderInIcntR for tIicc , cOttltuflN
TlIl bi tzikcn unfit 1s3O p. n. for
4
. the enIng nntl untfl S p. in. for lbc
nornItig nntl Sflhidfl3r etUtlonu.
) ij reqnr'stlng n num-
) jt i i,4 check , cnn hove nnRrR nil-
i1reeiI to ft nnrniercd lofler In cnre
of The lice. Aiiiveri , so nildrcstl
% , uI lie ilcilvereil upon prc.uefltntlOn
of the 1ieek only.
'L Jlntciu , 1 1-2c a word flrRt Inisertlon ;
f Ic n voril flierenfler. ? Iotlilnw
for ess tlsnn 2o for tiac flriut fiii'cr-
I lion. Tlir.ie nilyertlseuen ( nitiut lie
! eoiicciitIcly.
VtNTflflMA I.fl jirr.i' .
$73 l'O $ IZ ) A MO'Tl1 A1) EXl'lNSK * PAID
, , tleimen tir cgar .iper1nee unnceisaI7
tnnerd ! gno.I ; llttt clerk i'Irir ninohine free
U ) pacli cutorner. IJlhop & iClin' . t. Lout ! .
Mo. l-Ml3i .12
WATlt-A 1D1A. WHO CA ThINK OP
me plmile thing to patent ? l'ntpet your
lleti : thi.y mny brIng you weelth V.rlte John
Wnlrtt1rn & Co. . Iit. V. . l'atent AttornA.
WnhInpton , I ) . C. . for their * 1.S $ ) prIze otTer
end hit ot two hundre.l flVQflflOfl ! wnnt4.
lI-M4l6
_
MATID. ILIWIT QUICi ; A 0001) iOllEft
.iatmkcr : itco.ly jot , ytntr rotinfi to right man.
Ijiggin ! . the tailor. Kcarney , Nob.
I 1-l116 1
4
% \ANTflI-MI TO L1AR llAlllflR TltAnr. .
ly , You can I. , flttiil for ftrat ci ! ! ! altusitfuna In S
4s veks. Outflt of tools gtven each tudnt.
\sag(9 , 8atur.lay while lpathIng llluatrntel
v catalogue mount tree. St. Louis flarber Cot.
- " loge. 89 N. 5th St. . itt. LouIs , Mo.
fl-M741--4'
t \ WANTEI-MAN VlTtl I'IISII TO lNrltODUCD
- e new article omoog merchant ! afltl ! ttbIc-
a men In Omaha and every city an ! town In
IJ Neb. onct aumundIng , taua : , ays fl per day :
. .eIIa on eight ; no cumpctltlon. .d tre..i with
E ptnmp American Mfg. Co. , 434 flno atroet ,
f l'htladephia ! , l'a. M-M783 31'
' _ _ _ _ _
hEir % 'ANTfll-FIllALU.
t
WANTED. EXPIM1ICNCED GIRL. TO tO
aeconit work. Good rferencO ! roqutred. Call
at fourth houce cnt of 24th St. , one block north
ot St. Mary'a Ave. Mci. Frond ! C. Grable.
0-433
t W.NTED. GIRL rort GFNEI1AL ltOUSl.
work ; nonc but experifa1ied help nee3 apply.
l1aytln 13rO. Shoe DoZ. C-211
GuLL. WANTEI ) . FOIl OCNllLL. llOiJSF-
work , 2Sl I'oppleton ave.
WANTSI-000l ) Ollu. I'OlI ( ICNlflA
4 houaework in amall family. German or Nor-
I wegian preferred. I33 I'nrk Ave. C-M715-l'
t A FIRST CLASS COOI. WITH
giio4 city referenci. Call at ItlihopVorthlnK -
ton' ! , 1240 South 10th street , from until & .
C-3l&t 2
WANT1D. LADY WITh NO INCUMIIRANCES
I for pcriitlon of trust and mannoemelit ; state
. bualneaa experience , It any to It 8. lIce.
0-31773 .12
WANTID-GIfll. FOR OINERAI. ! 1IOt1Sl.
work. 2l ) Wirt street. C-M8I 2
WANTFfl-HXrE1tIENCED WOMAN FOIl
general housework to go o Wynmln. flefcr-
encea required. Mrs. Harry McCormIck. 19
8. 16th atreOt. C-MItt .1
FOR RHNTIIOUSI5.
IIOUS1S IN ALL. PARTS OP TIID CITY. TIlE
I. F. Davia Company. 1103 Farnam. D-7F )
HOUSES. JJENAWA & CO. , 102 N. HTIL ST.
13-741
.
itODEllN hOUSES. C. A. STARR , t23N.T.LII1
D-742
IIOUSIS. WALLACE. IJROWN flLlC. 16 & oug ,
13-743
IIOIJSES FOR RENT-LARGE LIST. Ff031
ZLOQ up. McCague Inweatment O , , 11(6 Dodge. ,
. D-44
ron I1CNT-ONE OF T1IfMOST D13SIILUJI43
I cottage lidmcs in the city ; Iarge grounda. 3 II.
, t3umont , 3111 Itorney at. , 13-33315
FOIl 1Th'T-IXOUSE OF 10 ROOMS ; MODERN
convenlepees. ycry handy to buslneea. InquIre
at 209 8. 16th $ t. D. ' 1' . Mount. 13-747
a
1tEN'r-FLATS IN TIlE 1' . E. 1L1711
block. cor. 16th and Jackson Eta. ; they contain
reven rvoms. with a11 convenlencea. Including
teel range In kitchen ; we turniab water. take
care of garbage , and kee' , halla clean ; aummer
rate , $23.00 per month. Call at 1113 Ilarney at.
. 13-31307
VER' NICE 6-flOOM TWO-STORY COTTAGE.
13atb , caa. furnace , etc. No. Ill So. 27th at.
13-131-33'
1'OI1 RENT. t-I100M COTTAGE. AMES. NEAR
27th. Call at 101 Douglas. D-195
FOR REST. DIGHT4IOOM hOUSE. ALL
modern convenlencea ; south front arid con-
venhent to bus1nes. Inquire at 20)1 half
IlowartL D-11O
FOR RENT. 3-STORY I3IUCIC DWEtLINO.
thirloen rcoma. hot water. heating plant and all
conyonlences , Including range for kitchen ; rent
2313 xnonht ; loCation. 2405 Casa St.
Alao. S-room dwelling with all modem conven-
iencea ; rent 515 per month ; location ? 15 half
howard street. Apply to SF , 13. Melkle. 144
1t'Irat National flank building. 13-211
it RENT. TWO 10 110031 HOUSES 3Ut AND
) I3 hlarney. Will have Meam heat In fall ;
both Itoucea can be put Into one. See Geo.
' 3 , Fox. 1216 Ifarney. D-1-J10'
rOll RENT. 3RO0M. DETACIIID. MODERN
hojac , ; :3. Enquire NIl Capitol Avenue. U. If.
Robison. 13-263
FOIl flL'NT-MODERN FLAT. LANGE BLOCK.
606 So. 13th at. 13-837-317
FORRENT. TIlE MOST COMPLETE. COMfortable -
fortable and cucy house in Omaha. to good
tenant at moderate rent ; eight roorna. Kuhn
8. ; Co. , 11th and Douglas. D-33418
C-ROOM COTTAGE. 1145 North 17th St. . good
repair. Inquire 1330 Sherman avenue. I-431
MQDEItN DETACIIED 1.ItOO3X IIOUSE ; FINE
lawn ; Out ) ' $33. NIl Itinnoy ,
CIIOIC3 lIOUSlS AND COTTAGCS FOR RENT
all over the city. $3 to $10 , Fidelity. 1703 Farnani.
A bargain. 5.room house , all modern. in tIne
repair. 4111 Lafayette aye. , opp. Lafayette
I'Iace. I-571
.
F011 RCNT-A NEAT COTTAGE. .833 SOUTH
lSlh aired. Applyonprerniaea. 13-4)131. )
'TWO FINU hOUSES. ONE B. ONE I ROOMS ,
117 and 313 50. 36th at. ; all modern canveni.
cncoa : boil realdence part of tii city. Inquire
1114 N. Y. Life ; telephone , 1336. fl-MGI ?
STEAM IICATED STOItES AND FLATS.
howard hianck , agent , 1623 Chicago atreet.
13-81633
S.R0051 11011513. 5.130081 hOUSE , 31300
month. Mnquiro 2116 CapItol eve , 13-713 5'
i'oii It1NT. FITIINISII EL ) ItESlIENCE. S
rooni4 , Maaon atreet June , July nod
Auguaf , 13-716 .1 ! '
FIVE.lICO3 ( COTTM3IJ. WITh KITCIIIJN ;
both kintia of water in llouae ; $1350 per month.
1016 SOUJt 224 , D-M79S 31'
JAN'O81 PARK VIEW , NINE-ROOM 31013-
em brick : just repapered : tow rent. Euro.
dunn More or 783 N. Y. Life. 13-31403 32'
3).fl0O8t 1101355. ALl. MODERN IIIPEOVI.
meat.1)ply 2126 llarnay , Owen 8lc(3iffrey.
13-731 34'
IOOIL I1I3NT-FUIINISIII3D 1100315.
FL'RNISIIRD ROOMS FOR LIGhT IIOUSE.
keeping. 1113 Dodge , 31-81234
3 FURNIIIIIED ROOMS FOIl IIOUSUKE1IPINO
for man Li wife. Reilt taken In board , 319 N. 17.
E-363-J.1
TllflilFh NICI ? FURNIShED 1100315 , I.IGIFF
. ltoteeIeepinG. ills S. 11th.
PUIINISIIUD 110081. $5. 1914 PAIINAM.
IIJItNlSllI3D 1100315 .3Jfl IIOAIID.
LAROD ROOM. WiTh UOARD. FOR TWO , is
per week ; amaUcr ro0n. Pita hta. . 2633 llarney ,
F-81320 J33'
81115. STADDCN HAS MOVED INTO TIlE
l'unit reiidence nd will be prpare4 to ac.
caminodato table bon2er. Otter Monday. June I'
slo nicely ( urniahed rooms ( or gentlemen .fld
wife or aingi gentlemen. Electrlo light and
steam heat ; eVerything itriotly Sriit class * 1
reiiortatili. rate ! . N.S. . corner l7iI and
_ _ 1 h.-uiglaa streets. } ' -8I64S 311
UICtLY ) 'URNISIII3D SOUTIII3AHT FRONT
10001 : inoderti conycateuce. ; prIvate fiiinily. 633
II , Etli tit.
FOIl RENT-ROOMS WITH BOARD ; TitAN-
.leflt $ seeommodated. UopIa , 1331 Davenport4.
COOL FRONT 1100313. 134 SOUTH lITlI.
- .
-81736 34'
FRONT itooii AND BOARD. ES SOUTh BOTH
it. ic-il790 330'
I
VO118NT.VXVUhLNISlIHnfluoN ,
iiiiSD b'143011 , MODERN ; NEAR I'AIIK. 1303
ihoflthst O-M433
I CIIA8ZOIHIS FORI7ENT , MAN AND VZFE'
city wat , wail. p114. BIB N 1"tb StroeL
G-7
FOR 1113NTSTOItIS AD 0FF1ClS.
FIRST CLASS EI1ICK STORE lltIlL.DINO , 1011
Fatnrsrn , three itorie , end baaem'nt , will nlter
to .Ult tenant ; low rent , 314 lit Nat'l IYkbldg.
STORE. SITUATED IN IIEAT1T OF ( ' 0813115.
Sian dl.trlct 421 So. 11th , corner Itoward ; good
basement .5 , hat floor. 314 lit Nail Uanlit.ldg.
FOl flENT. TIlE 4.RTORT BRICK flt'II.flINO
at BIB Farnarn St. TM. building ha , a fireproof
cement baaemont , complete ateam hrntlo fix-
tOre ! . water on all floor ! , ga etc. APPw at
the offIce of The hJe. 1-410
. .tIHNTS W'ATHI ) .
AGENTS , 3IAKE $60) TO $15.00 A DAT INTRO.
ducing the "Cnmet , ' the only $1 anap-ahot
camera mde the greotet pellet of the cen-
tory : general and Iccal agent. wanted all over
the world ; ezeluelve territory ; write today for
. ( ' . . La.
tirmn and .amplea. Alken-Glenson .
( 'reeSe , % VIa. J-M6.4-.33'
WAN1'311).AUCNTS : CAN 8tA113 53.1.00
weekly in any locality ; fallitro utterly tmpo.
.tllo ; will prove it or forfeit $100.00 Addreg
I , . 0. ijox lloitOfl , 8la , . J-MPF.-.Ji'
WANTL'D.AGENTR , 1196 OrFlCfl
anil famIly atlna of the world , the t'at on the
market fur the prIce. anil other pulAlcatl n.
Eclulve territory and liberal terrna to gyal
, olicitor. . ln't delay. .rldree John P.
\S'ntt l'uhliahing Co. , 413.417 Dearbrn atreet ,
Chicago , Ill. 3-769
EAXERSI.1C17 ldXTflIlMIlATOlt - KI1.T.S
Ilco and mlt'a an nnything. Save. the chick.
en. . Clrculara free. Agent ! wantel , Manu-
factureti by Dr. 0. P. Baker , Exer.e ;
1V.tTEI-T0 1LCT.
11' TOU WANT GOOD TENANTS FOR TOUR
bouaee hat th.m with Fidetity. U03 Farnamsi.
STOIIAG13.
STORAGE. FRANK EWtIU ! . 3314 1LtT1NEY.
PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREIIOUSD CO. .
508-910 Jonea. Genenil storage and forwardleig.
011. VAN & STORAGE , 141S FAWM , TEl. . 1333.
8l-M30-J2
WANTED-TO 11EV.
WANTED. A NATIONAL , CASh REGISTER ;
cheap for ennh. Addrea ! , Charles Seller. . 1303
17th atreet , Denver , Cob. N-8UP2 JO
roll SALI3-PIJlt1'VLJlLH.
FOIl SALE. PIYRNTTURI7-LOT OF ODDS
and ends left. Muat be sold thia week. 123
8. 10th atreet. 0-3337423'
FOR SALR-T31D FTJRNITt'llr. . CARI'ETS ,
pictures , boonnea. bric-a.brac. Ilnabe "Baby
Grand" piano , portlera and curtalna at one.
fourth vnlu. Max Meyer. 24th and Ilarney ;
sam to continue until Jun. 7th , 1236 ; horses ,
carriages and a fine saddle hot-ac.
0-31774 J
FOIl SALIJIIOIISES .iNI ) VAG ONS.
NEW OR 0007) SECOND HAND CARRIAGES
and buggies cheap. 1411 Dodge.
FOR SALE. SMALL 1Ml'ORTED SHETLAND
poney. phaeton , cart and barneu. Inquire P.
Aaron ! . Ikutton Store. P-MISS
FOIl BALD CHEAP. A IIOltSl3 , IIAIINESS
and Columbus phaeton. Addreas Ii 6 , Etc.
I'-721 1'
HORSE AUCTION EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
Union atock yards. Thu week , W.dnesday , we
wilt aell a large number of vell br3ken driv.
log. tuaines and draft hot-sea ; also I cars
western horses. WalworthProctor Co.
P-33736--2
FOR SALE3IISC23LLiNHOUS.
BEST IIARIWOOD 1100 AND CITICICIIN
fence ; also "all wire. " C. Il. Lee. 901 Dougla. .
Q-7S1.
CARPETS MATTING DRArERIES. ETC. EAST
psyment. ; loweatprtoes ; drop.postal and wItI call
with aamples. 33. Ilirab , OIIlce Drexel Itotel.
Q-971.J6
FOR SALE-I PARLOR 3-LAMP CHANDELIER
2 hangIng 1amp and one ball lamp. All In
firat-clasa condition. Will aell cheap. In.
qulre at 1124 N. 13th at. Q-M530 31'
FOIl SALE. TIIOROUOIIIIRED ST. BERNARD
pup. 3ll FaFttsm - Q-11GI7 33
$19.00 CASH BETS A FXN31 HOUSEhOLD
aewjng machine , good as now : have also several
valuable plantifor lawn for eale at a eacrifice.
Addresa It 4 , Dee. Q-33641
COLORADO GOLD MINES-OROUP OF SIX
full claims In the Weat Creek gold mining
diatriot for sale in full or In part. Assays
$3.0) at aurface. VIctor & West creek Mining
and MIlling Co. . OH Charles Bldg. , Denver.
Q-MGG ) 31'
DANGLER GASOLINE STOVE ; THREE UIIRN.
era : Russian Iron oven. with steel top ; tlrt.
cia. . condition ; $3.00. 3723 N. 13th at , corner'
Manderaon at. Q-M644
M1S0135.LASEOIJS.
WANT TIlE TISTI OF A IlOffif FOR T3
keeping. EnquIre particulars at the Palace
Livery .tabIe Davenport and 17th streets
11-3114) .11'
CLtIRVOYAST.
MRS. flit. II. WARREN. CLAiRVOTANT RE.
liable buineai medIum ; SIlt year at 119 'N. Ilib.
5-755
MASSAGE , fl.tThIS , HTC.
313383. BIRTh. 1121 DOUGLAS STREET. 3RD
door. loom 7. massage , Steam , alcohol an , ! sul.
phurtne baths. T-M53 6'
MME. AMES FORMERLY OW ST. LOUIS. HAS.
sage and baths. 007 3. hIlls St. . 33 flcs room 10.
7-316-37'
HItS. DR. LEON. ELERIC MASSAGE PAR.
br. : refreshing and curative ; don't fall to call.
411 5. 11th .t. . upstairs. T-M673 33'
'
I'I3ILSONAL.
IIATIIS. MASSAGE. lIME. POST. 3I94 S. 13TH.
U-737
MISS VAN VALKENIIUI1OII DESTROYS PP.11.
inanently , by electriclty , aupertluous hair. moles ,
Wart ! . etc. Room 416 N. y. Life Bldg.
RUPTURE CURED ; NO 1'AIN ; NO DETEN.
tion from business ; we refer to hundreds of
patients cured. 0. 13. Miller Co. , 307 N. V.
Life building , Omaha Net , .
VIAVI-A hOME TREATMENT FOR UTERINE
troubles. I'liy.lctafl In attendance. Cenaulta.
lion or hcalth book free. 345 lice thdg.
13-761
LESSONS FIEE-DRESSMAKINC IN ALL ITS
branches by quickest. easiest be.t system : no
refitting ; .lrese. drafted in 5 minutes ; dartiess
and seamless waists ; French bla. : want teach.
Cr ! to introduce system : send for circulars.
Mrs. George Sheller , principal. Boston Dress
Cutting Academy , 6U3 Karbaclt blk , ; open even.
logs. 13-397.317
-
MONEY O LOiN..UE.tL ESTATBI.
ANThONY LOAN & TRUST CO. , 115 N. Y. L.
Quick money at low rates for choice tat-tn loan ,
to Iowa , northern MissourI , eaatrn Nebraska ,
W-T63
CITY LOANS. C , A. STARR , 935 N. V. LIFE.
W-763
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Love Co. , l'azton 131k.
W-7G3
I.O/iNS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property , W. Farnam Smith & Co. , 3333 3"ai-nsni ,
ORO P. 13313918. . WANS , I'AXTON BLOCK.
W-76S
MONET TO LOAN ON IMPI1OVED OMAhA
prop.rty at 5 , O. B and 63 per cent , I'usey
4 Thoiuaa , room 331. First National Bank Bldg.
\V-766
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY PROPERTY
1300.00 up to 3.003.00 Ftdellty Trust Company ,
W-767
MONEY TO LQAN AT LOW RATES. T1U3
_ E _ " ' DavIs Ce , , 1303 Farnam' fit , W-ltS
C PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA
real estale i , Neb. farms. y. . Meikie , Omaha.
- W-768
. -
MONHY TO LO.N..CIIATT3gs ,
MONEY TO IAN , ) , 00 , 9) DAYS : FURNI.
lure , plapos , etc. Duff Oreen , room S flarkr bile.
X-770
MONET TO IAN ON FURNITURE , I'MN S ,
horses , wagon , , etc. , , at lowest rat. In city ;
no removal of goods : subtly confidential ; you
can pay lb. lena oft at any time or In aty
amOunt ,
O3XAIIA MORTGAGE LOAN CO
305 5o. 3Gt2I St.
X-.17l
-
IIUSIIUdSS CILtNClds ,
CRIPPLI3 CREEK OO4D STOCKS SAFE AND
aure Ii and upwards Investd often brings
fabu'ous ' and quick rturns by piecing your
order. with ths Van Ituren Investment 4e , ,
( incorporated ) tanker , an3 brcker , . 503 11th SI ,
13uvsr , Cola. V-Ill
FOflAI.33Ol5 TRADE. STATE OS' NE.
braika ! bona Sd. patent. Address A. 154
Usugha St , (7ounefl lilutfi.
F.s INVESTED EARNS 181 WERIIL' ? ; PROS.
ictus. proofs , fret. r. Daly. 3233 Boostlwig ,
1'w York. V-4r8 $ .130'
IIUSINESS CllAWMSo
'
( ContInued. )
FOIL SALE , .tDOtJT lIe' ) LBS. 3IINION TYPE ,
300 lbL agate , GO ) lbs. brevier type , 110 paIr
two third eRie , . + double Iron stands for
two third aie5. This material was uj.ed on
'The Omah * lie. and I. in fairl ? i'iv'd eon.litIori.
will be aoIt chap in bulk or in quantities to
huh purchaser. Apply in peraon or by mail to
The Bee Publiihing Co. , OrnahaNeb. V-ES
FOItSALIIOR RENT , FIRST.CL.ASS 131.1CR.
smith shop. EquIpped with to'Is and best
location to town. Randall & Olt Galva ,
Is. Yt15ct0 .33
DO YOU WANT TO 1113 RRI1I1ESI7NTED
east ? Manufacturers or producera wahing
an outlet will find it to theIr advantage to
communicate wIth me , 1' , 136 PotIon streCt ,
New York , V-MOD
RIflE OPPORT1'NITV TO lIllY OR 'Dfl.1313
for first dais atock clothing and furflhehin
gooda in pro.peroua Iowa town ; Imirovei
real eatate or gIlt-edge paper taken. great
bargain , Early bird g'ts worm. ) tddreas
Drawer 24 , _ . V-Mill 34
- - - - - -
FOIl 511.11 , COAL VAR ! ) ; 1.1755 TItAN ti
price. Enquire 1313 Farnam. 'Y-33l04 32
FOIl EXCII.tNGE.
I I7ESI'r.CTPIJLL.Y REQUEST I'AI'ITICS lilT.
tng CIty property to exchange for equities. erIn
In part payment for ( arms. to list their prop.
erty wilh toe , na I have a great many farmi
on whIch I can trade city property at gad
price' . Address If , P. Morrow. Micacuri Val.
lay. In.
VOlt SAI.17ItII.tlj I7STATI7.
GRO. P. 13178115. HOUSES , LOTS , IIIRIGATI7I )
farm lands , loans. 305 and :06 I'axton block.
1111-774
$1.13) . WILL BUY 4 LOTS COIl. 23 & I3UR-
dette. that cost owner in 1W , 34,000.
East front corner lIst & Franklin. $700. John
V. Itobbina , 211 N. V. Life Bldg.
ABSTRACTS. TItIl BYRON 13111113 COMPANY.
1111-775
SNAI'-2522 SUVARD ST. 5.110033 31013511 ,
33x132 feet , * 1,130. See 3 , p , . } 'renzer. opp. I' . 0.
1111-773
Poll SALE , DIIAUTIFUI. 110135115 , ON EASY
term. ; cash talks. A. 1' . Tutkey. BE-.453
FOR SALE-S. W. CORNER P117K AVE. AND
l'acific at. HaM front. IO2xIP ) feet ; beautiful
resIdence site ; nlo 75x135 feet on 11th ave.
near I'nclflc at. Above will to offered at very
low figures. T. 3. Rogers. 14th and Farnam at.
_ _ _ _ _ 131-7-16)
BiGGEST SNAP OF TIlE SEASON. NEAT
home In the northwest part of the city ; large
lot. comfortable house , goal barn ani covenent
to car line. hlelanga to an eastern party who
must have mane ) ' an'S have It quick. Now is
your chance. 33. 3. Kennaid A San. 310 Brown
block. 1111-33634 31
'AlA. AND 141117 THAT PIU1TTV 4-130033
cottag ? on N. 21st , near Clark ; large lot ;
beautiful lawn : only $1,400.00 ; easy trrm. ft.
N. Withnell , 1E N. V. Life. 1317-33663-31
_
) ; . C1IAIC11 TO ( lIlT 1 htOMIS AT A
bargain. 4.t-m houae. full lot. on hamilton
Street , 3'd. Ens ) ' paymenla If taken at once.
InquIre 2315 Martha street. 1111-31760 1'
FOR SALII-M01)EI1N COTTAGES 1105111. SI7
rooms , Iatrn , etc. , lawn nnt shade troca ; clear
of incumbrance ; price , $ Z03) . Apply 525 N. V.
Life bldg. 11E-M775 .12
3IDOICAL.
THE PEOPLU'S DISI'ENSARY. 1522 DOUGLAS
atreet , treats diseases of w men exclusively ;
IS years' practice : ladies with delayed courees
consult at once ; delay dangerous ; confInement.
110.0' ) and up. 106-J-8
MUSIC , lILT AND LtNGUAGE.
MY I'IhIAO SOUNDS ThIN. P11111111'S YOU
had a thin tuner. try Mr. Leonhar.it. olc !
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- . ; , . 113' Celeste A.Dobbliis.
Phlla4v + r4iia Times.
It waS dismal qutalde , for the raIn fell
ur.ceaslngly , but itr . 'Traynor's dainty drav-
Ing room looked h'olcture ot comfort that
drary evening. , Vaptan Traynor's
young wife , was herself a picture worth
looking at. ShO had been the reigning belle
of her natiro city , before marrying the moit
popular captain in the navy , who , many
years her genlor , was very proud of hi
lian'dsome young wife , ho was atlmireti
by everybody.
The seaport town had long been noted for
ts Pretty girls and beautiful women , and
Mrs. Traynor , too sure of her own popularity
to feel jealous , was sure to have some of
them with her. On this pttrtlcular evening
the captain natE brought Itomo half a dozen
brother oIicers ) to help entertain his Wife'B
gae.5ts. rflie Were scattered about the
room , chatting gayly witK the young ladies ,
and all of them 'more or less jealous of
Lieutenant Itobqrt Erightln , who was the
lion of the hour , because ho ha ! only just
returned from his first long ctilso , anJ
being one of the fortunate few who know
just how to look afll say the unutterable
things ti-at are sure to make one a favorite
with the fair sex , they petted bliss until ho
waa in a fair way of being spoiled , as lo
had rather a good opinion of Ililnselt anti
knots' his own merits In spite of' pretended
luedosty.
"There lviii be no rooni on board the ship
for the rest of us , lJob will be so puffed
up with conceit , " said ono of the less is-
vored ofllces.
"Never mimI , boys , " said the captain ,
laughing at their disccnsilate faces. "Your
turn will ccne next ; the ladies are prover-
blally fickle , you know , and then three long
years In a fqreigII laud , banished from love
and beauty , is ss-orth some recompense. Let
ldob have hi turn now ; yourS will conic
later ; then he can do the growling while
you are taking the prizes. I think we old
settled fellows have the best. of it , afte
nil , " he added , with a fond glance at his
vlle , who looked a very queen among the
group of youth and beauty b ) which lie
was surrounded.
Night had thrown her mantle over the
city at an early hour. The electric lights
twlikled like stars through the naist. and
as the fire in the old.fashioned fireplace
( which nothing could induce the captain to
gIve up ) , threw quaint ehadosvs on the wall ,
Which ! bobbed ablut in a seird , tantastc
way , like mocking spirits frois an unknown
world , Mrs. Traynor was about to ring for
lights , but , with one accord , ttey all begged
her not to spoil the wichery of the lzou'
by anything so matter-of.fact as gas light.
"Solneone tell a ghost story , " suggesterl
Elite Dowe , "It's just the time for One , Isn't
it , captain ? " sail abe , pokIng her saucy
little nose Into hi face.
'Yes , " replied the captain , settling himself
moro comfortably 1nhis armchair , and glv.
ing the fire a pokt ' )1at ) set the shadows to
ilancing a jig th4tinted
on walLs right met--
rily.Ve alt thjpkr added lie miechier-
ously , "that as kibotenant Brighton ba al.
ready confereerl tb hls having had several
adventures while' 2aboad ho must tell the
" " ' -
first one.
"Tell us somehih thrillingly exciting , "
urged Belle Talbyiflathing her black CYC'J be.
witellingly at thet-kanllsome lieutenant.
"One qf your olvp've storIes would be all
that , no doubt , " aid'bra Mclrthur , shaking
her hlondct head v1ckualy as pht notIced the
glance returned by. the wicked Bob to the
black-eyed beauty.
"I asked for , a'o5i'y ' first , " pouted Efile ,
"and we don't of his love stories ,
for we will has'e 4uice enaugh before th
winter I over to eeeand hear plenty oL our
hands'alne lteutenanl'n nffaires dc cbeur
won't we , , thougli7"atidtheittl t oe , pro-
' kingly. a Ic
"All right , then ipIied our young hero ,
unabashed ill being , the cetr of attraction.
"I will tell you .01 an adventure we had just
before we landed atYokohama. "
"I say , " drawled , the incorrigible Dick
'rravers. "If Bob' goitig to tell a ghost story
we ought to ott nearer together. don't you
knew7 for -It's getting awfully dirk , and , If
thu yotxng ladies get frIghtened , we can hold
their hands to reassure theln , don't you
know F'
"Just no if we woSld let yeti hold our
hands , " chorused the lndigpant maIdens.
"Oh. you nedn't get angry ! you ought to
know thatBoh can't hold six pairs of hands
at the same time and tell the story , too ,
o'aid Dick , viciously.
"Dick's je3lous ; that's all that ails him , "
said Lieutenant Bob , tirawing his chair I
GIld the others as he I
nearer the fire , as ,
began his story ,
"I halI tell you a atory that l a mixture I
of adventure , in which fire , water , love sad I
jealousy all figure promjnently. No , Miss I
Coral it's not One of my own love affairs ;
I only wish it were : hut our lieutenant corn-
mander , Clayton Ilted , Is the hero of this
tale , and as he modestly objects to talking
of the matter az an act of bravery , I for
one shall tell hin story. although his reward -
ward was hI great we all felt that ho was
paid for the pain he suffered in doing that
which the rest of us were afraid to under-
take. '
"He roOUed a crippled old man. and the
most heautiful young girl I have ever seen ,
present colnpany eyctpted , of course. She
was a stuning b3uty , though , continued
the lieutenant : "her eyea alone were enough
to take any man captive , and we all agreed
that it WflS a shame that mcd should cap-
when 1e was the least
turn puch a prIze ,
a'asceptlhe fellow among us ; ho w3s , in fact.
considered a woman hater , and he seemed to
shun them upon every occasion , but lie got
bravei over that aftqr he rescued the little
prIncess , as we called her ,
"Captain Lamond vBid that flied had been
one of the jolliest. 'best liked fellows in the
navy until an unfortunate love affair a few
years ago soured bins so that he was like
a different man , almost unspproachable to
most people who came in contact with him.
We were mighty glad of the change In him.
although he cool'y cut so all out wIthout an
effort , while we were trying our heat to win ,
That ho was tue bravest among us no one
disputes , and that Ia why 116 is the hero of
this tale of reckless bravery ,
"Whom did you say ? " asked Mrs. Trey-
nor , in a low voice , touching his arm gently ;
"Lieutenant Commander Clayton flied , '
replied I3ob , wondering a the look of Intense -
tense 3ealousy on ( ho fair taco before him
a she asked the question.
" \'hat was this' i reat act of bravery that
the rest of you dared not dol" questioned
MIS. Traynor. draas'ing nearer to the
story teller , as ifj yIe were afraid , she might
lose a word of tbqtsIo in wsicb she seemed
to take an unwonted intereaL
"I wilt tell yot'1 said the lieutenant
j _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
"Several miles from our landing at oko-
hams. we discovered a small ship , which
had run up the signal of distress , and , upon
getting nearer , we could see she was On
fire. The wind was blowing a gale , and it
was no easy matter to get within reach of
the doomed vessel. but we made every effort -
fort to do 5) . The flamro were growing
flerceand there teemed no place where the
small boats could run chat , to her without
danger of getting into the fIre. After making
several attempts , ( lie men declared the only
way they could s'ave the peopo who vete
crying for llelp ttas to have them jump clear
of the fire , and our boats could pick theni
up. Most of them did title atsd were saved
without being hurt , but they ere Isadly
frightened ,
"ThInkIng t'ie last of the itaslengers and
sailors were t'tfely carrIed to the chip , we
were horror rtrlcken tO lIce Oil the uppt.r
dOlk of the vessel a white-haired old finn ,
standing with his arm oround the shoulders
of a young girl , . 110 seemoil to be urging
her to jump to save herself , and lie wius as
flmly refusing to move. One of the sailors -
ors whom see hid pIcked up. enid , 'Oh , that's
the capinin nod Ia'o daughter , Miss Mine.
The captaIn broie his leg this morning , so
1i can't jump , and the girl won't Itsive
hiln , They have no one else in this world ;
just them two , ' continued the sailor , 'anti
they'll die genie , for the young lady's got
plenty of liluck , Its well as the captain. '
"flefore the man had finished talking ,
Commander Itled had drawn his cap over
his ears , and thundered an order to take
httn alongside the fated bat.
"You can't go to them now , " the rest of
U. ) said ,
"I ebali do It or perish in the attempt. s
shall cave thcao people at all hazards , " replied -
plied Itied curtly.
"I am afraid your own life will pay the
forfeit , niy boy , ' the captain said. but he ilid
riot interfere with his lieutenant corn1nontcr's
orders.
, . ' should that for itS
'I not regret , captain ,
S not it life worth living , at best. '
"The sailors dared not dllobey , and pulled
quickly as near the burning voasel as pomi'
be.
"I'utting on a heavy pair of leather govea
to protect his hands from the heat , Ilieti
tiprang like a cat from the bow of ( lie boat ,
catching at the only place on the side of the
vc.asel that was not envtoped ! in flames ,
where he could hold on to climb to the upper
deck , which was not yet a rey to the fiery
elements. Seizing the old caplan , Is'bOSe
strength was nearly gone , our brave hero
half carried , half dragged him to the on.y
spot now left them for eHape.
, , Folow ! me , ' he said to the plucky girl
who bad facad death rather than leave tier
rather to die alone.
"Reaching the place where the small baat
Were hovering near as possible , ho tied a
rope securely around the captain's waist ;
titan , calling to the men to catch him , lie
swung him clear of the flames , letting h'm
drop Into the waters below , noise too eoon.
It was hard lines for a man with a broken
leg to be thus roughly dealt with , but it was
that or roasting alive , and the captain was
nsnn enough to feel nothing but the gratitude
due his rescuer.
. .
'I shall surely save your child , ' filed said
to the poor father when he ins sted upon his
daughter's being saved first , even if he had
to be left to hia fate. Taking the slender
young form In his arms , the lilutenant made
a fearful leap , tardy escaping the scorching
flames , which seemed like angry demons
cheatol of their prey. D3wn , down , into
the dark waters they sank , closely clasped in
each olier' ( arms.
"The sailors and the half-crazed father
were afraid that they had only escaped the
'cruel'fiameeto find a grave in the angry sea ,
'forit teemed 'a' long time before they arose
to the 'surface1 after that terrib'o leap for
life , ' - -
"At last they were seen by the eager
watchers , wh lost no tinso In getting them
into the boat , and rowing rapidly to the ship ,
where ready hands helped to care for the
sufferers. It was not long before the surgeon
had done big part. The old captain'a leg was
set , and be was sleeping from cxhaurtion.
The daughter had been uncoasclous when
they took her from the commander's arms ,
but she was unhurt , and was given a state'
room , where she was ordered by the doctor
to get Onto bed while her wet clothing was
drle1 and pressed , as there was no possible
chance to replenish her wardrobe until we
landed , unless , like the new woman , she s'aa
willing to don masculine attire.
"Until ho had seen his charges well cared
for , flied did not speak of his own sufferings -
ings , which must have been almost unbearable -
ble , ae lila hands and arms were so badly
burned the scars will never leave them on-
tiroly. Ho had been obliged to cling to the
side of the ve&sel , while on his errand of
mercy , and did not dare to let go , es'ers
when the Iron hands took the skin off his
hands , burning deep into the flesh.
" \Va were all full of curiosity about the
maiden , of whom we had only a slight
glance before the matter-of-fact doctor spir-
lIed her away. That one glance was enough
to show us that abe was a beauty , and we
all felt envious of Itled , whom we declared
would newer half appreciate the advantage
ho had as the man who had caved her life
and that of her crippled father.
"Our curIosity was not gratified until the
next morning , when she burst upon our
vision like a bright otar without a sign of
the danger through which site had pasted in
the fight for life with fire and water , from
which she had heen resct'ed not a moment too
soon by the brave mare who had become her
hero from that hour. As she entered the
cabin gracefully at ease , in spite of the fact
that ceveral pairs of eyes were lanelng ad-
mlringly at Iter , all arose td greet her ,
but plssing us by until sIte reached Corn-
mander flied , she took both of his poor , ban.
daged hands In her eaft white palms , and ,
raising the most glorious pair of eyes to lii ,
face , she faltered : 'You saved my father's
Ilto and mine. I thank you , oh , I de thank
you more than I can ever tell you , you
bravo , good man , I can never forget that we
owe our lives to you ; death seemed so tern-
ble when we thought ae muat die , and we
had given up all hope ( with a ehudder at the
recollection ) when you calno to save us , '
"Vo had a good chance to pdrnlrts the lit-
tie beauty as she stood talking to her preserver -
server , her every move one of unconscious
grace , and her dark , earneot eyes playing
havoc with him , both of them apparently
unaware of the fact that the rest at us existed -
isted , until at last she turned to us and said :
'You have all been very kind to us. We are
very grateful , believe me ! '
"As for Iliad , he was actually blu.hing
like a 'school boy , and had an expression in
his eyes that wo had not seen there boforo.
We began to thik that the ommander was
not quite so devoid of feeling as two 1td
auppreed , and that he Poisessed some cf
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the same weaknesses the rest of us cart-
fessetl to.tt any rate , ho had the in'1ds
tritek , arid we were all more or less esioue
of him , for the little princess , as we called
her , never wavered In her allegiance to her
bert , from that hour.
"Whets the captain presented U ! each formally -
mally , he teasingly told her that the rest of
tl ! , a ! swell as himself , were green with envy
becailse CQtnrn9ntier ltled had been the ono
to rosette her , when everyone knew that ho
was the only one on braId wIse could not ap.
predate the value of the fairest woman'a
life , 'for , Indeed , Miss flaymontl he pleads
gtility to being an Inveterate wonlati hater. '
"Generally , flied turned ctinflltig of tltls
kliitl oft with a shrug of his ahottlders or a
short laugh , but thi , particular morning he
was evidently in no mood for such teasing.
Ills face was ple with rage at the capain. :
tintli eeettt .line , lifting her , 'pietiditl eyes
to his , said ; ' 1 tb not believe that about the
man who risked his own life to save mine.
You do net hate us , tl you , lieutenant ? '
, 'No. I do not hate you , ' he relied ; ,
softly. looking tiown Into her eyes with a
gisneed iie seemed to understand , fo a rosy
hue caine 11110 her cheeks that tolti Its own
story.
"Site and her fattier stayed with us until
he was perfectly well , and It was a sail day
when we ltsd to part with our 'Little I'rin-
eels. ' vlto had been a jolly little tyrant , I
assure you , We here all her most obedient
slaves , but our efforts to cut ltiel out % vero
fruitless , as she cansidered us only second-
nry considerations.
"l never saw is fellow change as Corn-
inanther ilicil ( lid in that short tlnse. lie was
full ct fun and the very essence of gailanty.
outvleliig us ill everything , from tender Ben-
tirnent to the brillIant repartee fer which
ho became noted. The captain told us that
ho had alnays boOn like that until the three
years past , when , without giving any reason
for it , Ito bath become the distant , cynical
felloss' we had found him.
, , 'The Princess' Used to Insist upon helping -
ing the surgeon tlress his burned hands
every day , and she was hi devoted nurse
until he was ; ioarly well , then she br-
tnenieii the life nearly out of him by flirting
outrageously with the rest of us. I confess
to having teen one of the victims myself.
and had qtllte a sharp wound from that
quarter , but the little rascal only laughed
at Inc WLdn I tolti her so. Bled used to
look savage when abe made eyes at any of
us , an I I think tslt dearly loved to torlnent
him. although they invarIably made up after
tite fasltioti of all lovers.
,
' ' 'hero Is he tsow ? ' asked Mrs. Traynor.
in a voice unlike her own. Bob turned
quickly te look at her , as th firelight fla&'hietl
brightly for an instant , showing the pile ,
at face , with eyea so full of jealous pain ,
they betrayed the secret she had so bravely
anti successfully hidden that no one had
ever thought the life she was leading was
not the fulest happiness also -had known.
lie rernLmbered then the faint whioper of
how she had hten madly in love s lth a
young omcer , vlions she had afterwards jilted.
because ho wap not rich enough to keep her
in the luxuries she felt lte could not live
without , and how , at the last tionsont , she
hail given hini up when the wealthy captain
sought hen in marriage , and as she had
accrned very happy as his w'fe , the gossips
hail Inado up their minds , that she had not
cared for the young lieutenant , after nil.
Alas ! poor Isabella , after three ing yecra
Cf struggling to forget , Bob's story had
rouaed all the slumbering pain she had suffered -
fered in giving up love for wealth , and sIte
was filled with the most intense hatred
tuvards her rival , who had coitte into the life
1111(1 heart he had left dca'olato by her des3r-
tion. Site had thought it impossible that
he shculd ever care for any other woman
in this world whiio she lived , even tItOtIgli
she must be as one dead to him , and now ,
in a fliOlnent of passionate jealousy , she
had betrayed her secret to Lieutenant
Brighton. The thooght wes intolerable to
her proud spirit , but Ilob , vith a chivalrous
des're to show that the unspoken confidence
was sacred , quietiylald his hand ou hers for
an instant , as' lie added :
"Tlio old captain and hi daughter no-
turned to America as soon as he was able
to travel , and , as for Conmatsder flied , he.
like the rest of us , settled dowsi to the
hunidruin ship hip we all vere heartily tired
of , before the cruise was over. I don't know
where Rted was ordered on home duty , but
I'll wager be Is taking It easy somewhere.
for that's the syay we nil do when we can ,
you knew , "
"Is that all ? " asked the group around him
eagerly , as he pushed back his chair and
arose to his foot. 'Mrs. Traynor , with an
appealing look at him , started to rIng for
lights.
"Yes , and quite enough , " he added mentally -
tally , as he ldoked at the pale face of his
hoetess.
"You knew Clayton flied , " saId Bob softly ,
as Mrs. Traynor paused a moment before
' tcuching the hell.
"Yes , I knew him , " she replied , the ros'm
flying to her clteelcs at Bob's look of tender
sympathy , which told how well he under.
tood'what she had hoped to bide from every.
'bcdy in her new life.
"Your secret 1 rate , my dear Lady Ira-
bella , " said he , gently raising her white hand
to bin lips. "You can trust to my honor
'that neither Clayton flied nor any one else
shall ever know from me that. our captairt's
wife is not the happiest , just as she is the
mcst charming woman in the world. "
"You will tell me If you hear any further
hews from him , viil you not ? " plcadei Ln.
belia In a low voice , as she loft the lieutenant -
ant to receive other guests who wore just
arnivng.
"Yc.s , surely , " lte neplled , but lie ( lid not
keep his word , for In less than a month from
that time he received a letter frotn Coin-
mactier flied , witich read : , '
RICHMOND , Va. , Oct. 15 , )9l.-Lieuten-
ant Itcbert Brighton , U. S. N.-My Dear
Bob : For the sake of the warm friendship
between us during the eventful cruIse from
which we have just returned , I write to tell
you of the corning event which wilt hlictke
me the happiest man in the country , You
may not know titat soon after we landed I
obtained leave of absence and atarted at once
icr oh Virginia. I was welcomed right royally -
ally by the captain' and sweetly , thought
shyly , by his daughter , the "Little Princeis , "
I have been there ever since , and that I have
made good uce of my tIme you will say when
I tell you thtat when I leave I shah take
with me the bonniest bride that ever tim sun
shone on-none other than Al no , ony daughter -
ter of Captain John Raymond Cf ltichrnond ,
Va.
Va.How
How is that for the fellow you all dubbad
a "woman hater ? "
I lay asIde the title now , but it diii fit me
once , for I believed the sex must al he
( also because of one who proved so , I had
given my love and fullest ColIfidenCa to a
woman , whoe heart I thought I possessed In
return , We were to have been , , tarnl&'d
three years ago. My faith in her wax ins-
piicit. but it was nltsplaced Eiti I was most
cruelly awakened from that drrans of tills's ,
as it ( lIlly needed the appearance of a
wealthy suitor , twice her age , to make her
throw me Over at tue eleventit hour , It was
a hand blow then , but I thank her ( Ill' it
holy , as she never loveil ins' , an'l front tini
first moment that I loolced into the clear ,
anuiful eyes of in' brayo daring , who IICPI
'leatit with ltcr heIL'2a father rathe : ' than
leave him to die alone , I ilavo known that
the love I felt for the woinati svbo ecid herself -
self for gold was but a passng ! dream , ant'
that it was not so much the inns of love as It
was svoundetl pride that liqrt when she usade
1110 tite object of t'ympatity or jct by liar
desertion ,
I auppose you will feel itnineisurably
bored if I wrIte ote.liaf ; the sentiment I
feel , for I am very irueh In love , and chico
the moment I tiungetI Into tli ' seuttilgig
watere , throttgli a flame of lIre , with my
beautiful love Iii In ) ' 511155 , 1153WhIso life
has bten eItaried ,
\Vsen you sue me again I aball be a Eon'
edict slid art object of envy to you all , far
I shall h'o ; joy little tyrant s'itli sac , Slit'
arlebes me LI "give lici' love ( II ilie b5'.sjale
lieutenant. " so he'n It is , but you tired not
thilnlc it at all uecessry to ptr'hnge 1101' TO.
turn jt tp lie ; when yau meet' , or. I pttn'i
allow GO trovp3'r.ing by , uoh heant'rmailiers
3D yourself , old feilow.
Come down and art as best man for me ,
The captain anti Mine enti you s pressing
InvitatIon to Ihoir liospilablo Virginia Itomo
and several Itretty grls ! vIii ho hero to help
entertain ) 'OII.
l.ct us kttow when o 'esptCt you , at ) 'qtir
earilezt convenlesice , Bejardl to oil old
friends. 't'oura , as ever ,
C1.AYTON B , flIED.
"Alas. poor Lady Isabella , " eald the lieu.
tenant to himself as be fmiiahed the cern-
lnan-ler4 letter , "It ( a realty the best iting
Ilmat could happen to her , hut I'll ho litng"d
if I can he this one to leIl her , " lie itliicd. 3 ,
no oarelutiy folded and put tue ms'alye ! away ,
knotring that to shc'w It wrIi'&l ccl ) ' atid
to the h.artact'e ' and remrse tt ono fair
woman who hid turely atitlered enough for
the mistake she mnida in believing afl'tbtllg
can ever take the place of love , "
UNI't.iI 'tA3i'S 240l.liilIltS ,
l's'siitliiig hills Iii Cunitre.'Vcternna
( lul nW un I lie Slii'l1.
The days of possible military legislation at
this season of congrc'.as are almost nuniberetl ,
sinites a correspondent of the Now York Sun ,
Such attention as 1i been gla-emi to this etib.
ject has been l'argely devoted hitherto to
pension , promotion , restoration , or relief bills ,
anti others affecting imlis-idusis , Secretary
Laittnts bills for the reorganizatIon of this
1mb of the army , . nnti for the itnprovensent of
the militia , wIll both undoubtedly go os-cr
to the IIext esion.
Sa , ltrolably , s'lIl Senator Sewcil's bill to
increase the pa at nols-eoniniissi ned oil'- '
vera ; for , aitheugh it l'ast'7l the senate easily
enough , it involea increased cxtwnrliturcs ,
intl that will probatiy heat to its PostPone-
llleflt by the hotiso. A blil providing that
the removal of a charge of theettittn by an
hot of congress hslI ha followed by an hinis.
orablo dlecltai'ge has becil untes'orably ro-
ported.
Just now we COllIe Of fl group of age re-
trcn'.ents ! ' , Colonel lavid S. Uorilon , Sixth
cavalry. and Colone' Ieiligerfleld l'arker ,
llghteenth ittlantry , both reach their sixty-
fourth birthilayr' today. It is a c lncidt'nco
that both entered the army on the same ti's ) ' ,
, \lrll 26 , 11311 , at titri outbreak of the civil
war. Neither served n'ith the volunteers.
Colonel ( lottiOll , who reached the comitiatil
of a regiment the seonor , n-at' brovricJ
nsajor for gallantry at Gettysburg , anti aft-
s'ard hietttenant-colcnei for on Indian fight in
1''onsing in 1870. Bather noticeatil ) ' , Colonel
l'arker was also breveted Itsajor at 0011)-a-
burg , where ho was wounded ,
ihining the coIning week two mare age' re'
tirensents tli be those ot Colonel Ii. (1.S'1
and Captalls Ella , The former elitereti this
regular Infantry frotu civil life in 185C , litl
eerved with it during the % vat , receiving the
brevet of hieutenatit-colOnol for gallantry at
Wilson's creek and that of colonel far nienit-
crloua services in thd adjiltant-general's do-
pnrtttteiit , to which lie s'as appointed in ISGI ,
and from wit cii lie now retires. Captain
Uilo , a native of Ireland , entered the srtny
as a private in 1555 , became second hieuten-
ant of the Sixth California Infantry in 1562 ,
rose to tIm mIlk of C5Ittall5 , Was brovetel
major of volunteers in 1S65 ror faithfUl and
nserttoriotls services , re-enlisted as a pr vato
ill the Sixteenth mInIstry in ISGG. was marIe
a fir.t sergeant and after a few weeks a
hecond lieutenant. lie has a good record as
a duty omcer.
Colonel J , C. Tidbali , retired , fornuOrly
colonel of the FirM artillery. points out , in
a letter to General hlreckennitlge , the inter-
tStlng fact that the chovrcn now warts point
dowtssvnrd in our army was vOrn , UI ) to stifle
time in the fifties , Itoint upward , as it is still
by tire IVest l'ctlnt cadets arm ] the Manilie
corps. What is more striking , he cannot
find any record or reann for the change , so
that lie attrlbutc's It to whIm. lint , if s ,
it must have been a WIsilis founded , as lie
thinks , CII mInt unfortunate ignorance , because -
cause the chevron represents the rafters of
an edifice , antI so denotcs advancement by
good work , such as a soldier achieves when
pransoted from the ranks , whereas Its inver-
lion logically insphies .s7Iisa unworthy tlcd
or disgrace. "The eagles tlPfl the c'hculdera
of a colonel , " says Colonel Tidhall , "denote
his rank , hut with their heals turned back-
vard they would have a disreputable a gnifl-
cation. So it is with the inverted cherr3n"
This is high authority , and doubtless mere
will be heard in regard to the matter.
Mr. Cameron's bill In the senate allows a
retirement on three-fourths pay to any enlisted -
listed man who hiiti served thirty years In the
army , navy or marine corps , computing
double time for active service in % 'ar Mr.
Curtia's bill provides for a modification in
cha summary court system of the arnsy.
The enlisted map Is. to be brought before
a court , consistitsg of an officer desIgnated'
by the commanding omcer of the post or
command or by superior puthiority and the
punishment shall not exceed hard labor for
a month. with the ierieitur of a month's
pay , and also , in the case of non-commls-
sioned , ol1'.qes ' , redtlction to the ranks. The
latter may be tried Inatead , If they desire.
before higher courts , unie3s forbidden by
an Officer competent to order that triai by
general court. martial , All sentences are to
be approved before execution by the prat or
other cmcer , and there are addltionI provIsions -
vIsions in the bIll.
The nets' act , Itsaking national nailitary
parks available for military maneuyera of
the regnlars and the state forces , authorizes
the secretary of var to send bite camp for
military instruction "such portion of the mu-
ltary forces , of the United State , no ho may
think beat , " swithin the limits of appropria.
tions available for that purpose , Tite camp
at the Nashville exposition , under Colonel
Guy V. Henry , will be a fine one , conspri-
ing , as it doeS , four troops of cavalry with
band , from Jefferson barracks ; six companies
of infantry with banti , from Fort Mc-
I'herson , and four companies of infantry
from Fort Thomas.
The new rules for practice with the magazine -
zine rifle this year onilt company skrmush !
firing and increase indtvldaul liractier. arId
then limit the 'ol'ey firing to the amount of
ammunition remaining available. The figure
of merit has been abollalied , Colonel Bites ,
Leutenant ! Colonel Wikoff and Lieutenant
Maus , all infantry officers , constitute the
board , The now drill regulations , to be
complIed under General finger's , superin-
tentlence , will hardly be ready for use this
year , although the revisions for the artillery
and cavalry are said to have been completel ,
those of the infantry alone remaining ,
Although the new papier-mache bullet for
blank cartridges do not give good results if
they btcomo moist. tltoy4o n,3 well ss'ben dry
and nrc na cheap that an effort will be made
to give them a waterproof coat.
Drive out the iinpurltlea Irom your bloat'
arith Hood's Sarmapanila ! an-I thus avoid that
tire" " . , languid feeling mId CI'Cfl scrou ! , iii.
ness.
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lt.tl'ID I'I'113t M.tKING ,
. , , , ' ' ' ; ' ; : ; .
.1 Clinnlc f 'I'i ( : ) a'erted Iii iii a
N.'s ssz'r I is Short ( ) riIa-r ,
110w rapId strides the mantitacture of
paper has recently taken In Germany will
bezt be Iliustrateti by the following report
by the Grafcnaucr ( Bavaria ) Anzeigcr : On
April 17 , ISIS , an experiment sass undertaken -
taken at tile paper mill of Elsenthal , near
Grafenau , to detcniniiie tIle time taken to
convert sootl , at that limo standing In , lii ,
threat , into 'aper , at the same time producing -
ing a flOwapaper conhpleto anti ready for
mailing , Notary hiatt , in Gratenau , reorda
tlio foiloa lag alIPYI-taltiing , to the niattur
"I proceeded , accomnpanic.l by two mnanu.
facturers , Jtrtiitir anul Curt. Metizel , to the
state forest. r'Ituatetl near Frauoubcng , elcso
by the paper itilll , There , at 7 : in the
morning , three trees it-ore cut down and COIl-
vc'yod to the iaror mill , Here the trees
were cut into shr.'rt iiecr-a by a circular saw ,
deprived of theIr oilier bark imy another ma-
ciltio and 511111 by a splitting machine , The
V'OCI 'A'&S tbC'fl sent to the planishing null ,
where five macliin 's si-crc in rea'llnels ' to
rocelye It , After this had been done , it was
glycit to another naaehiine , which , in conjuite.
lion aith other material , prepared it for ( lie
paper machine proper. 'XhI.S iiroceas cclii-
plete'O , tile fluid matter cortainetl In afore.
xnentlored tnachabne sva put in an iron vat ,
tint'then Iho parer machine hogan to op.
orate , At 5:34 : 1 rccelvetl the firet perfect
sited of pallor , conspletitig the procera framti
besting tile tree. in the wopti to the pro , .
entation of ( Ito first o'oinploe ( sheet In cme
1cllr atld fifty-nine miqutes.
"With a few sheets of this paper I wer4
by carriage , accompanIed by ! uleurs. Menzei ,
to the minting establIshment Cf Mr. Charles
Macmi at Craft'ltau , which Is eltuated about
( lye siitiea from the paper mill at fii.'ent"al.
At ii ) o'clock I s'as in pecteasion of Na , 32
of the ( Irafensuer Anzeger ( . .ilvonttsesd'tetl )
All'l IS , 169G. II therefore took a ported of
tt'o hours and twuty-fiye ; nlnuitCd Lu convert -
vert st-qod , ehich was iii its nattirel coadi.
lion at 7 :36 : in the morning , Into a eontplet.o
oewrpaper. "
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