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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Polk County, Or.) 189?-190? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1895)
J.ii'il" In ! In r way in. IVIinl's 111" ! I ' Yuli. I'lili'11 1 ''""'" ilivi. II I'l'V ft sbllltn l'i K" ""'I ". ,'. ...i.u'ililti Li nit mid i w'llin '....fcf'm! (tW I..-H ',U. ! Win. I" be" - ,l..ilM(Jt lliltrliyl . 't I l ' I MMl't - ,1 'in. .iii-l n"l-ly cmu'i ik Tni' "l I'll"""'' I""'''"' "l ij,, 'I'll. r. wim muiiclbliig In In pu- .,.,,1 ultimo" Him i - t'Hi," uliii tUuutflit, amt IimhimI hi.r IilmI a In' appeared, I In bi.ijum.I, mill ilmwIiiK fiui.iiM, fmiu hlH pocket rapidly nki'trliml a Inircli front upon h, Hho shook Iht Im'ikI. lln limliiil nizliil. Then hU iilrk fliig"i drew tin. (miM.I.i of uif tlll'"lll " "t l,VMI ,f HHNlllIK lllllllWI. Nm NhiH.k Imt lii'inl iiuuiii hihI uiiivi'tl off. Hmiinhuw kImi ilnl nut like t show lilm liiiWHlii.Nn.it Iht Hominy livening. Tliuwi.Mlli. rlHTiiinuvi.iy hot. Ji.niito drooped niui.i mill morn In tlm unhealthy wiukriMini iin.l siulfy m reels. I ! n.'iiiicl In initloi it, fur on (inn Kiitnriluy night li fniiiiil m drawing of trees ami a path Mini llnri-e walking uIhmiI, hiiiI under Ii. iiIIi tlm Inures 8;SM, CiiiiIiI ho he ask ing lii l In tin for it walk Shu waited III t "!'. At Stlltl a knock mum at Iml ilnnr. Tli. ru liu wits, with hU niiinri, ugly, good tnitiiri'il fuca smiling lit her, Hliu li'lt awkward going down tlinHtrtlrii with him. Wlni t could they tin during a wliuln walk If neither ruiilil opi uk to lli i.tlii r? Hut (hut walk iliil in.t bike j.lnco. Tin' sunlit tl urniiiiil lic-r nork hud In an tlm price uf Iht dinner, him tnrnril Inint iiml c rli .1, tliiiti Hut ilnwu mi Um slnlr iiimI burst lulu tears, Him hardly knew If who wait vexed or ih used In Iiml herself picked up like H bill y nnd curried up lo Iht nwu renin mi' I Iiml upon Iht In 1 . Hliu siit up ami ill n iik uiini water, wbiln lndli.i"l look 1 1 1 U prrpli tolly at In I, iiml "lie blushed (lint tic sh.uild kin In 'I lint lily, disorder ly rot .in, liu vvi-til nut. In a few minutes hIi.i -it r 1 Iht tl.ior open iiml something pllhlli ll lll.'llg till' Ilnnr. It WllH H littlll i jui i I In t mil"" iiml milk iiml h pltile i uI lli riniiii roll. Tlm m il iluy Kin tlirr picture wan . ll. It i pn wilt. i ii l.'ti k workulmp, wiili nun fimiitf at liilili. all liuiiy j iiikiiv;ii nrr ii.iiih. iiii'i liiuiiriil wink, i I'll. I. in. Mill wim wiitti ii tliu fltfui-i 110 i - ..... .i . !.. (l.r H-iin'iimr ui w- ? tiitnum. ,,li , In. nun" t.'tliln Kf' iit. l k.lj Witli tnihkillfnl Hiikth hIii. ilrew nil ",ii.li tl i ni" "' T li'T. 1 In' Uihii '. niitlini. i,f a rout llll'l WnlMi'dHt Hint H a'.ih '. 1 1, urn'"' lilil'l.l"l lli"li''i'llliy i, .,11,. iin.l tlinmil hikI p.-t.il It ut liin Inn In. Ii .iiii lii' i-ui.iti.ipni ,(,r a I,!,,, wi ut nut, lnit hIh Iiml In i,rBiili 1'itt'il t-fi i nf Urn mum imck HKiiin, ulii' wan no ill, iiml all ,tuli f ! ii mi'l i' '1 wll'i , iluy nlm lay llH-ni HHHio wiiiiniK mi t,,r tlu'lr i-oiitriii uIh'ii Iio w'mt XVn lim only ltiinlly mniml in tlm w.u lil In Iht--tlm wnip uf iit ur A DILI MMA, M. t,ftHlrt l.K.iM"Ulf. Id ,IH "l llln'''- l"'l''l "If. J,.',r,iitii 1.1m- "' "'l'i iri iit h ii"rr.iiiry. II, IIHll'l-t' 'l'? "Ul it I." -r "'l" "' l""km "' i".n.,.illli"'1' "fl."r.ll.- i.mi. Jll ,..r i 14 ft,r ..lie li'-'if I "'iiM ,,"i"'1 , Ii liu Inw m In I't l"l. . bl-,,lu-Ur l."'. l"""'i' r mil ".i n .l'"" ' f ",,t mrl I'"' kt,.j4 f,. ii,l ill" '""", I li"l'l"'" - j,,:U ,oVK LKTTKUS. J. llll'l ('llll'l"'ll " tr"M ,'"..u a i niupiiny '' '"' fir "' ' (.mini llm il'mrili p nf Urn tail ' ' . ..i lx In wiili Ii hIih rmiii'il nun ll""" . . ... '!'!.... tt mull l 'i- , . I hrrill't I" " lunll ' " '"" ' Jlvm nil Hi" 1irt- iliu l'lly mn.ik- h luiiil'Tiuiiii "m l,ilii.p, Tlm , i.l imt "' ' l'i ''' 'l'",,lfl'"l Tlli.-ir '" 'i'"1 "'" k"' "" '.,l IM'H"I U"lilli""'" Milpnf " . , ..'....1, in ahnvi' tliniii tiny i.Milii, .Uliwl'"..' " . A BUDQET ABOUT BOXES. fM.fnl I'twwi uf llrilniom furnllur Tka , n I li t.mmUt Mmt. Onn nf tliu imwt ttHi.f ul jiIikiiik of tat lilluru lit ii wi'll .(iilppn(l IwidrcMiiii U IiiihIiiix, n (iIoIIii'kIhh or ronrptwilo fr clillilri'ii'it toy. ICvury fmnlly Uiw tliam. Tl.ny'ru m pnpuliir n mfi minhlimn, tt'id ynt very fuw Iuikwii'hh Hturi'M kui'p thoin. nnd tlm imrpi'iiicr turn to liu lookurt t.i fur tlmlr iimiiufiiitturii. A mutplti mill m ilt box In nIiowii i'l Nil. 1. It U tlm Kizn 'f im urdlniiry wuuili'ii iliunlifix, nrriin(r(l with tliu li'l mi liiiutcK iiml ouvcrcil wit Ii hoiiio IIk'''. flllH V limtnlilll, Nlinll M ITl tuilUU, liilko- n Htyli'lf Wntiil.T 'V. I'aru't 'ant. i mil..' i, ,ii, a n i i i.l . . . . i . i i.l.irl..l fi'lHl t"'" I"" l I'1"!"""' w. nt up t'ltlm liiiin iiml ikihI alilm I.l ..II"W I" T lli"i""r. Him Itli'l ii,i;.!.i. I'"" uii.l.itnil Hint Im1' I,,,, ...lil. Tlm wit. K'UllH t.m.- ti l (in. ti' l l r with ipill'' liiiitit' lll- liu Kinll'il. tniuK'-.i in iii"ii . . . ... I .1 I... .1 ...I ..I l...r ,1, f,, girl. III" iniU'l '"" """' ttilh tli.il nilui truMfiilimwoim I u a iiml ' lul'lrwi. Mm nnl!.-.l, Ihk....I, m.IiiI... up Hie i, iin.l Hu n ran i-nt of III" Ikium-. r. lnrn. .l uli ,,r' i'1 '"' lulf .uii. "f MUiiiKi n f'r lilm ami ! lnr ln-ii it. Hlii' w.iulil inakr tliiil'lo. i(r i.a Mr.iiiK'T. bI.iihuiihI Irl II'. Slip put Hi" UiluK l "I" I"1"''. I'"!'' ;,.ii.iitli"Mr- tifif I.'IihIkuI" th"t tnlia.l iT'-tiul't tl.i' llilimit ft'.til Urn tin .r'ii' .l l titi'li rKtiUnl. t.mk r hai-1 iiml nil-l it I" IH Hi- ,!i.)ll wan mi linpl' i"i (jr ll. riil tlial : (. It M-liauii il mi'l r.iu up IU utaiw t.. h. r nwu rnniu. II. r i.nnl,.rtl.i" I n iikfin-t i f ry :-H tlm wxt mmiilurf iiiii-i" i r Knltnliif In T i liurily Hi" HlUnl I'" Il iniit fbift tr liiui" If. I . Ii.nl t.i !"." Hi" ll" U:'it. mi'l a. lit nut I.l l"T !' '.. k. i Wli. u flu- r.'lni"l llm i'V. tilii, ; !. I I htm (.liunlluK milM.I" l'i" j o - r. Il- h'v. .1 iiml mnilr'l. u i'' 'l 'I" ! I...T Mini !l.."l I'l" Vill i""" pill' j n ,w t -Mr. I!. Iiii'l t'Vltl. tilly fi'iiml j in uiiv mmiihI l.mlmpi. Mm wi n! 1 soliit,, fi-t-liiiK llml'--t I'll ""I"' j a;innl. i Unit Im ilnl imt rnpni" h'T ; t li any inon-, II" mi-liutl illin rrm lrii tlm j:i.l..l. villu'H I'1''" I'U'l ..Im nun.. Ill riXiUet with In Iht H.' ill... Tlm mr nf tlm hVI'li m iu'I I., linn Mill. Mi" lii""Kl't inlr.l up tlm wi n ry mail" Imw bwi-iI ih'i.iiintt v iiiui t Im l""kii'i Was tin mm KlillilUK on tlm lulls lit Imtnu 4ti. iuiilitii Urn w.-ilim f Hi" l'1' Murkl". Urn lH.uny IHll tl"'t ,I' w,m,1 wvir mi. iiijiiln Ftirnil" w.ri' ilt'ii'l. iiml In ii Imli.ri'wi Mt I'.' Hiillinn h wi'i'k ll wiim (ml.iW it lar fry I" i"'k Aw. Smni lliltm wnt mi Iht liil'l". a lt,,L k.'li h nf ii HWirpnf whin hill". wH "r !"rtn i liiiNlntf to tln ir M . a lull" ilu.t'T nf Iiiiiiwh with wiilu uVitIibiik iiir iimf mihI Hhulti r I" tlm wIihIhwh. Alij-urt' wiim NtHiuliiiK in tlm (Innrway "I Olm nf llj" ll.lllsi'K, "Tluit in Inn limiw." hhI.1 Ji'imio t' b-rm lf. "Whtit n fnntiy thlux In '''i' mv in., a tilctiiro of It! I wihIi I rmiM ml him hark i.imuf l.i.i li Awi'an.1 uur luiiiui up im tlm hrni'M. " Tlm next day wua Huniluy. Hlio n"'j lly pasMi-il thii iiinniiiiK ih-iI. tlnil out with Iht wi'ck'H work. Whi-n hIh iiiiihmIuwii uhoiit tlm iuiililh"'f tlid"i lie im t hliu ciiiniiK 111. I'Vidi'iitly ll,H Siimlav hcht. IViihl Im hiivu I " i0 dinnli? Well, it wiih rl'-nr ,lot Ifiriii d thi' iimnimiH tif Kiirt ka court yi't. Sim trim! tooxpri'H" Imr tluinkH hy Iwlui and Rinili M. H H'l iiu'd to mid'T Un, and laiiKlK'd, mid tlm" k'1" r,,lt ilh a ((iik k tntii h of diHiniiy tlmt Im Kltirt.i In mirprlHO at Iht untidy dri-iw ml tiiiwit'd hair. Jui did " "M" "THolf until Hfturii'KitiH; limn i " nnriiiiiim hut nnd f.-ntt-r and inii' li Wltd Ih-iiiI aim p(THiiihuhil'"l ll"' Jm-cnt Ntrni'lH in coinpniiy w ith K""1m 'i Iht miiiiiii:tnm.f. not yi't vifimm. only itfnuiiuit. vain and i rviii fur a littm "f Hint hnppiiii-M wli'.ih w" t""" prl thidr biithriglit. That miiim huir whs in aK'ni bo hhiKlmd hm mm rwalW the fm'i Iht liaiuU w.-ro itrlmy. In-r taco Ihm1. Ilig eyi'B imti'd H. Tin y did not ni(t Kin di'ri" .k, but next Sunday morninn touin Jwmio with Imr Imir out of iaHTi ami kr kiimU WHHlmd. She w loitoili'K" ilitr... t corm-r wbi-n hut-ame lm'k n li' upructi flotlHU. Sim KHVC n"". " lrt nml. Kim Mt annovi'd witll mm l"r Minn unknown rcamm and thatrven- mado hi-rfltdf at n-I' ii'l,',lt 1 .I'l In Iht i-rmap, gainly finery. tlm f.ir -lKii mtiit. Mm In at.) it piihlii il nniliT llmdnor nt IiikI and f. i lily r m and Kr"id for It. II. r Ih ii.I wiw tlir.tbliin m that nlm cmld warii'ly m' tluit it cuiitiiiruvi a wlmlo IiimI f imrtraiu-au fldrrly man and wiiiniin and ynuiiK'T fur"'', aiimiiK whirh wan liin ii wn, bin fa iiilytUmlitli-wi. Him inn.lt' a muni! (iiitlitm uf Iht hat, with a Miarpuval fur a fiu nii.l'Ttmulh. Hh wan t.m III l'i K' t it d'jwn t.i biul. Him puli.il it nut and triift"'! that ho would f.Trli It. Him heard him I" tlm iiiiriiui cuiuit up Mitaiii, and then aim heard no nmie. fr Hm f' Ver K"i.i d upon her. and whi n m xt aim wok to fun li,ui.n.ii flm win lyinK .n a bofpilul bed. For days aim waa too weak to lk or think, but when flm was able uiio of the uur.- acked Iht if elm would like to we f'um papern wlii'li had U-en brmiKlit te Die hospital fr her. and tlm Uiirmi apread tin 111 out Ii. f'Tt' h'T. Tlm lirrl wax of a man following Mr.l.h.-t tlirotmh tlm aliwtH. then tlm miiiiu man Mlliiix a hum I" a Military room with hi" head Uiwed uk,u lii hand nil" i nml w.epn.it: Hi" m xt. Ill" aaiim limn at a nnor. evidently n-l;iil imHona of a iH.rter within; Um i"''. tlm man nt l Mil.' a l ed on which lav u tleatbliku '"i'''' "11.11 Im l"'i II to In, "yea; It wan when we tl"iil;ht yon w ivin li eaine every .lay. but wo II hliu HIiyllilllK'. i oim but at luiti -! It ll'lt t . ..,,1.1 .., ul; Inn llllll.'II U:' we IuiiihI ilwiwW. mlWi.lioinll"; bo" dei, of Saxony mid llnbemia. and oim f the doctorH here J."it him I"" '1 u ,v which ho could Mu.ly(i:iiKli"l'. ol will aw) by Hi" nkettheK." Tlm nt mm repi.w ut. 1 tlm man w ith the book in bi hand. Tin' m xt flmwed tlm man in .l ira'-', ami thi n on board a Meamer. nml then in another train. Jeani" dn.i"'d the papTH. "lie iK"''!" aim wild, with ullttlo wouk cry. "Oh. why have 1 got any '"'"'niern in iiimllier picture. " will the nurne. and Mm unrolled it for tlm tre.n- bT had arrived at the liUlovil b,Ko Jeunio remembered in tlm hrHt olllil lay in nw ''"" . two Bins miiil Jennie. kImiu ii; a c r.u.m. mi old woman. three men knelt around it. ..II... f,.(l,..r IX lleilll. I And ah" turned in tlm ..ext. Tlm ...an wan at tlm l.oHpital door. Oh. Imia cumins baik! alm.nul. ..sU tlnHiHllmliiHt'HaidtliHimme. HI,d h Him held it up Mm "'g;1- was Hi" ...mi "' "'' k,",, iZSut -leiinie in her outrageous liut-imi :;ir.:.:-'-'-fi,i: e m or -Htaaiound. tlm two nure !!:u::,;;;a,,a..d..'.H.,.erwaiu....i.;. ,, tlmvillune -treet Hm li" ,"'!:;:rfIm'mHr;0.veraaWin tr pa,,mto"ther ,uink it w,,H j.mt Hm mccHt tlmifc .b'lt over was done to any K.rb .(K t.. i.ulf.t' mini n Al V Ha t : . Ad ti.e.e wua tlm man. Je.o save a little cry. My loofe eaidtho man again. 'It linn or denim. Ill ul nition N".3 repre senln ii box with tlm lid ruined, HhowillK on llri tuideridil It HCl ieH of po"U"W for Mippi-ra, oviiraliian. el".. 'd )a a pmki't fur bulloiiliiaik, luMtln irn and other Huiulri. a pertiilnlnx to l.xitwmtr. Another minKcti"ii fur a ronibiimd Hlmehox and window neat i sbowii In No. .1, which iiiuki.a a very uttrimtivo ; ...ill r My looter And Jennie, la, my laat. My moi .. , bHl.k illtlieiireaii."". - k will. H .m--;" 'dWB eck, npeii l.er.1"". '"...,, , don't even .! AnlllllllU ""' " B lnn't care tor know your name, .. ... ..Nt.w pythiiiK in the world but you. York Trilmim. nnd eoinforliibl" pb'ce of furniture. It eiui bu nmdi) "f twoMiinll boxen and oim lima box or other iiiiully od Ijoxch of nliont thcBii iiroiiortimiH, niadu of HtroiiK lnuiriU. Tlm nroliortioimHliould be earn fit t.n.w.rveil. lieiiiovi) one aide from r...h mimll Imjx. lenviiitf tlm endu, top, l.otio,,. nml mm aide. I'laen thum on the floor a (liHtuimo iipait, with the open end 'fSj' t v What did that horse cost yonT Jack nnan"" .anm-t lever ExchaiiK". at tlm front, lletween umso i.iimo u.. loiiK box. huvii.K u lid f.istened on at the I.....I, with hiiiL'es. Screw the aid" of tlm end boxen fast to tlm aide of the middle box. and m rosi the back of the three boxes fuMmi board to act ht back to the seat. Upholsterer. Hule I'or Stout Wouirn. Viruiw Wenrsolt. cliimiiiR materi als. Leave heiivy atulfa and fluffy stuffs to tlm slim. , u ...,iiv Dmi't lino your skirt Crinoline is for the willows. Thirdly Don't put balloons on your arms. Full (Iroopltm sleeves expoMi juu to less ridicule and me jUht as tasinon ,.i,l., Fourthly. Dmi't tighten the waist It mukes you look Mouter. Moreover, it jjives you tremendous hips uml n bi bust, and tlmso mm w inn-, mo " rul.i,,i. l- ifthly. Don't wear a velvet bodice, t l.it nnnarcnt Hizo. ui.n.iv Try biitiu. It bisseus the Hi"",! 'seventhly. Wear ,,!,rls colors. i,-i,.i,.i.ivniiil Lastly (for loiiK'serinoim have 1:01m out ). Try always for up ami down lines. Fschew cross ellucts. An Ilillil.ll H-l.lMilteclier. MIkm Liieindii tioro of Laokbarabnd ui,.,iiin in her auhuolhouso one j.... i.,,.i turnim; mound, nho saw ii... , .loiirvvav tlm Klnriuu eyes of a tiuer Sim did not scream or faint, but seized a broom nnd drove it full tlm tiKo.r'8 f.iWi brush foremost Some of ..... i.,iwtl. entered the tiuor's eyes, nnd ...in. ,i howl of pain he drew buck to i .,,.,. nt bur. Tbeuslmslaiumed ,i... .tnnr in his face. The supports of ..... .ir wi.ro but slender and Nvould HJVJ llw ' - nt resist tho tiKor's attacks long, but while be banged his head against it she i,....r.l mm of her boys through the .i,l..w to alarm the neighbors. Assist mum arrived, nnd the tiger was Hljot. Times of India. Ijuly t-harlntle Kwllwr. i rinirlotto Sereiber, just l dead in London at the ago of 8S. was an fHiiuulile but most uiscnm.uiu.i. ll. .r vnlnablo collection eciimii". . , Knulish porcelain she gave in life to the South Kensington muneu... i...i., .f Knxrlish funs was bestowed on tho British museum. Besides those Milei.did displays she pisess. d a superb r, , .!.... t fori.iuii funs aim an ex (Mil leci lull r" lmustlve and iiitorestiiig showing pluyiug cards of all nations. Merit Won. The American Board Journal publish - h... inirtraits of a considerable uum . , ...o. -chool snnerintendents wb have lately been elected. In North Da k,a, Colorado and Wyoming these big! ladies, and wo add with sat ; ih,.t there is not a single prettj .. .. ., them. They all owe their nlaeesto their educational merits i uul i,ot to personal beauty or any ni"""' abilities. atw ' ""' South Crolin Women. The South Carolina Equal Bights as Bociation has electeu as r""-.;....-..i n Yoihib. Fairfax; vieepresi , eut at large, Mrs. Viola Neblett Green vule; aecretary. Mr, Marion Morgan, ;, .,..... -..i.n.rer.Mrs. Georgia Bailey, im..- nr.ws reiKirter, Miss Mary V . . 'AhlKiyyille. General Hemp hill's paper, the Abbeyville Medium, waa made the organ oi WtDDtD IN A VAULT. WHIIhim miiI VloU flmpm Mmn In the llrk, nd the Ju.tl UW t' " A marriage in the inky ditrkueM of a vuult Is Bomethlng deciilodly unique, but that In tlm sort of it wedding that oooiirrnd In tho oourthonso h other liiorulng. About 11 o'el.K-k m fltm looking young wan uml two lrHMly K'xxt liaikiiig and Hlylishly dnsel young Win inn entered the recorder of deeds olllcu aud usk' d foi a marriage liceime, ami one was Usund to Williimi Dray and Viola Hmlorlck. They said that the inurriuge was tube a urprlovaiid ro quested tlmt imihlng be HJii'l alsmt the .,r,.i,tlni of tho license T'li'Ui they co- ..i....i ,,.,.ti,r mill finally asked if H...V cimlil I, ii luarried right there. II" tiorder gueul hastened to tlm telephone and called up Justioo Klmrt Bi fore the (null, iirrlved word luid imssed around .....i n u.i,iii,u was to occur, and the n.,m win tilled witll uninvited guests, I'll., i-rimm did not rolisli this; neither did tlm bride; neither di the bride' Mater, who was of tho party. The door i.i n.,1 liiruo vault where tho rucorda nro cut stoist inviiiugiy op.i., ". nu,t llfkill! ' . . l .1... 1.l,l,.l .,,!' Mti.ii 111 Here. nun " .. ' 1..11. party entereil tim vauu, in. tor L'litiH ami niieu wim i.i . i.:.i.. odor of musty reeorns. ino on" gliiimud alsmt, frighteiiod a bit, but " . . . . i . . . i. ..i i H.kcil at I no LTOoin mm ........ .. nweetlv. Tlm groom, evnmliuy a omvw ..mi. was not as nervous us the justiei who fumbled to get from bis s'ket a whieli lie hud written mo pii. ii.. w..nlu of a aimulo limrriugo eermiiony. The d.Kir was shut wiftly Iminim nie .w..... ctwl III" WeilOlll wi. ni.f..v l"V I'...... ...trionu fVI'H. The iuslice was getting niong rainy well and had just reached that part in ii... ,..r.,niniiv where Im ukol nm cou pie to join bands when something hap tmued. Oim of tho clerks hud slipped t tlm switc iliourn ami iuin.-. lights in the vault KverytbiiiKwns us hluck as darkest midnight. The bride could not see each other. 1 bo justice could not see them. It was uo time to stop to lairer, nowev. .. "Find her hand,' said tlm justice, and tlm hands came together as though they bud met m the mrK neioro. By the aninorny ven,. ..." j tlm law 1 pronouueo you uuu wife." ... It was over, and Mr. ami Jvirs. iruy . . ... .t... ii.. i.. ,.r httniiv enmo out lino nm .win .j - -i aa though they bad been married m me noonday glare of a tnousaim uu. Kansas City '1 lines. WORST DURING THIS GENERATION. Col.1 Weather Orra.loned I nu.ual llard- lilM nml Kl.-Ulir in lirem iriiiu. Tlm misery caused by tho severity of the weather throughout ureal uriiaiu aud all European countries has been un precedented in the present go'ieratiou. Even well to do Londoners have been compelled to endure extraordinary an noyances. Tim gas nua wuir tho city are laid only 2 to 2 feet deep. which is beyond tho reacn oi u frnst. This time the icy Vlhlior did not relax his hold till he had closed nearly half of them. Fully a third of the street lights tailed to ouru nr whole week, and almost half-of the householders of London were obliged to Kpt their water anpply from the stand pipes, which were put up in tho streets throughout tim metropolis. The departing frost lelt a worse evii in its train. Tlm lutlnenza cecuui" epi demic. If privnte inquiries furnish an accurate indication of its extulit, then fully 15 per cent of the population have been stricken. Its typo is severe, but not so persistent as five yeurs ago. ine attack is usually sudden nnd often ac companied by such complete collapse tlmt the patient tans iu a miming u- Recovory. however, in many cases is: rapid. I met two or three victims who felt able to venture out, nlthongh they were carried home utterly helpless when first attacked five or six days before, j Tho sudden outbreak declared itself es pecially in the house of commons, where a largo number of members fell victims, and in several of the great schools, some of which, it is feared, will have to be disbanded for the term. New York Sun's Loudon Letter. r The Inevitable. Tim Campbell called at tho White House just before congress adjourned and then wont up to the capitol. And, according to Tim, here is what was said at the White House: 'How's your babby, ' says Mr. Cleveland to nm. 'Foiue,' says 1. 'Ma girl walks around the libr'y now and looks nt all the books.' " Surelv that's foine.' says tho presi dent 'Mv babbies are doing well, but they don't do that. But it's a great thing,' Bays he to me, 'for us old folks to have the babbies around ns. ' " 'Faith and it is,' says 1 to him; 'it is a great thing. But ' says I, 'we have to aocept the inevitable, Mr. President, we have to accept the inevitable. ' " Washington Post. li KiMM Tela A tiromitietit Lotilavlll" tobacco tnr- chant registered at the Ht Juumiiaaid to Trlbtiim reporter; "One of Hm moat plelnreno ugnrew ' . . .. i I......L .1 ll.n Vnlla gee ll on inn iiiiiii - - City lust week WK Mr I cutsin gnr. who sold rropof excellent qual ity at the rew r-liierprnw ""i"i" Mm CulMiiKcrln a widow from Hpouoer county and comes to tlm city each fall or w Inter M mnko Imr own aslim. Hhe tulka on the subject of toliacoo as intel ligently un the average man. I am informed, coinniuwi ... Louisville p ntlimiaii. "Hint mis wom an plants, cultivates nnd harvests .Vr own crop with the wwtstaime of soa i.lmt 14 veaiHof ago. nnenmiw.w. much about the proper earn of tho crop fr,...i tlm i nml the need Is sown to me ..iittinu of the Malk as tho limn wuo num.. on tho breuka from day to day. Witll all this, though, Shu Is In every u.iinh u woman, not oven wm nuw culino In her tustea. Her case M onf whi' h forcibly Illustrates what wo cau .!, if um um only coniDelled to, urui- uurilv a woman wonld givo op in de Miair if told she most cultivate a crop of tobacco. " Cincinnati Trluuim. A LIVELY CAMPAIGN. MlH ITillbrnok Trie Aln. Much Interest is felt throughout Now Jersey in the case of Miss Mary Jiil brook of Jersey City, who is employed in tlm ofiieo of tho city counsel of Iloboken. and her application for ex amination lo bo admitted to the bar. This application was made nearly a year ago and then denied by tho supreme court Miss Philhrook had a bill pre pared for presentation to the legislature at tlm present setmiou. It provides for the admission of women to the bar on 1 the same terms as tho men, and accom panying th bill was a petition favoring tho bill Kiguwl by UOO representative lawyers of tho stata The bill was re ferred to the judiciary committee, which gave a hearing on Jan. 2'J. Mrs. Flor itnnn Howe Hall of Plainfleld spoko in favor of the right of women ioioiiow any honorable calling they chose. Miss Pliilliniok made a forceful aud able ar gument on her casa Mrs. C. Kilgore of Philadelphia, wh" secured the admis sion uf women to tho Pennsylvania bar, made a long legal argument Imported TolUeneM. iimu walkius along a street in Rockland one of tho cold days last week was surprised when a stranger stepped op to him, grubbed his shoulder with one hand, and witll the other begun to vigorously rub his nose wilh a liauutui, of snow. Was ho offended? Ou tho con trary, he was profuse in his thanks as soon as he recovered his breath and his wits from the attack, for tho assailant quickly expluined that he was a native of Russia, and. noticing that the man's nose was freezing, had only attended tc what was a matter of course arid of eti quette in that country. Lewiston Jour nal. V A Neee-trjr Kieeptlon. The Utiea Herald is doing its best tc hasten the Fpelliing reform by omitting the letters "ugh" from words ending with them, such as though, through, al though, etc. It makes an exception, however, in the case of cough. Chioa go Tribuua DalolJ far Veils. Select your veil as you do your best pown, wri.! Emma M. Hooper in an article on "The Minor Accessories of nr" in The Ladies' Home JonruaL t may make a pretty woman homely, if taken at haphazard, and certainly can improve a homely one if bought with tasto and skilL Black, brown, white and navy blue veils are all worn, bnt tlmfiivor te veil iu fans is one ui black ground having small whi te sprays aud tiorder. A cream wmve m ."Mr nn l.9 the wearer is very pale and with faint colored eyes and hair. Black with all hats and is very fashion able but it is tho common opinion that it nires one. The rpotted black is more becoming than the plain, and if the wearer has a modicum of color she can get along with it, provided she nses something bright about her dress or hat Toothers black is becoming anyway, and fortunate are these few. A Colored Woinnn'i Club. The Phillis Wheatley Womun's club of Now Orleans is made up of colored women, who have thus banded them selves together for the purpose of im proving the condition of the sisters of their race. Tho membership already in cludes 45 women, who are very intelli gent and well educated. The president. Mrs. F. S. Williams, is a quadroon, beautiful and attractive and gifted with a grace of maimer of which any woman would be proud. Theclub inostsuitably perpetuates in its title the name aud fame of the gifted Massachusetts slave girl, among the earliest ot her race in this country to show a high grade of in tellect nnd capacity. The club has the excellent ambition to establish free kindorgartens for colored children and to train young colored girls for teachers. New Orleans Letter. Women m School Commissioners. Education is, to say the very least, quite as much Woman's work as it is man's It is. in fact, the mission for which she is best suited and in which she has always accomplished the best results. She is an educator by nature She is constantly educating, in a moral souse, those around her at home and in society, and iu addition to educating her children by precept and example she has frequently to educate ber husband up again to the high standards which he has learned, but has forgotten. She is not going out of her sphere, therefore, but simply enlarging it when she gives official aid and counsel to the cause of public oducation. If she may properly be a schoolteacher, why may she not just as properly be a school commission er? Baltimore Sun. The Fine Point of Fashion. A woman with a genius for dress said to a woman just from Paris, "I've found out one thing that is, that if we don't put these side rosettes on our col lars back of our ears, they make us look round shouldered." And the woman from Paris said: "My dear, I congratu late yon on the discovery. The French alwavs have put them back of the ears, but the trouble about -transplanting n fashion is that tne oressmaKHn. adopt it miss some subtle little point like that that makes all the differeuoe between success aud failura " Lnrt:-"t New Hampshire The judiciary committee of the New Hampshire senate has dealt ungracious ly and uujustiy with the bill to enable women to till the office of notary publio. This bill was iutroduoed by the judi ciary committee of the house and pass ed that body without opposition, but the senate committee reported ou it "inex pedient to legislate. " There are several women notaries in the state, and this measure iucluded a provision to legalize their appointment and their acts. W o rnan's Journal. CawiM-M rls Promise AetlveC-- la Mew Jersey. John W. firings. Republican candidal for (overnor of New Jersey, I year oi age, ihii younger. He ' an able lawyer of modur-t-w ealth. Is poUtici-n and legislator of nearly a eor of years' xperhwat nnd has eoiiHldw abln local reputa tion aa an adroit parliamentarian, aud as an orator whose cutting ar ai-m is enjoy- joiii w. wiiooa able when H loreled at nemo man other than tho hearer. Ho was burn near Newton, Hoa cx comity, N. J.. July 10, 184, and was graduated from Lafayette college in JSCS. He studied law with Hocrale Tuttlo in Paterson and displayed such talent in his profession that a year after bin admission to the bar he became Tat tle's partner. He was an active itnrmblicati long be fore he oonld cast a vote, and at the agtf of 211 wan induced, mnch anaiiist bi will, to run for tlm Kcw jersey assem bly. H was elected, and aitnouK" to the intricacies oi parniimrm." J - bate he at once became one or the con spicuous figures in the assembly anil impressed all who maim ins ci.in..i. ance with his ability for legislative work. When ho stood for re-election. however, his district failed to return; him. Undaunted by defeat, ho secured the city attorneyship of Paterson, in office he held four years, and continued his active participation in politic, in 1882 be was electee! to tne state b;uh. and served there as a senator ir " yeurs. At the beginning of bis second term he was chosen presioeunn - ate, and during his entire six years of service in that body was a power in the legislative councils of his party. About a year ago, when there was a vacancy on tne oeucn ui i" i"" court of New Jersey, the place was of fered to Mr. Griggs, hut ne ciecuueu ... He has a large practice as a lawyer, and is a man of great energy and inexhausti ble resources. He began his campaign the moment he was nominated, and has premised to speak in every township in the etate before the polls are thrown ooen in November. The governor of Jersey receives a salary of flO.000 a year aud serves three years. GERMANY'S FOREMOST SOLDIER. Von Waldersee Generally Bes-rded aa taa Coniander In the Kert War. If Germany goes to war in the near future, Count von Waldersee will with out doubt command the armies of the kaiser. His ancestors have been soldiers for 200 years. He is a veteran of two wars, and is generally regaroea in- greatest living strategist ana ici.a in Germany today. At the recent Stettin COCST V0S WALDKRSEK. maneuvers he displayed generalship of a high order, turned the military pro gramme topsy turvy and won so many unforeseen advantages from the kaiser himself that he received the hearty con gratulations of the kaiser, Prince Bis marck and King Humbert of Italy. The kaiser, although outgeneraled, did not content himself with words, but pro moted Von Waldersee to be a field mar shal. . Von Waldersee is a soldier of particu lar interest to the people of this country because of the fact that his wife is an American woman. She was formerly Miss Mary Lea, daughter of a wealthy wholesale grocer of New York city. She was born in 1838, and at the age of 2ft married Priuce yon Noer, a septuage narian, who very obligingly died six months later, leaving his young widow a fortune about $4,000,000. The em peror of Austria created her a princess in her own right, and after two years of widowhood she married the dashing Von Waldersee. She has since been a power in German political circles, and is said to be fully as ambitious and fully aa brilliant a courtier as her husband. Von Waldersee was born in Potsdam in 1832 and entered the army at the ago of 18. He has been a soldier ever since and has made the most of his 45 years experience. He served with distinction in the war of 1866 and in the Franco Prussian war, and when Field Marshal Von Molt ke resigned as chief of the gen eral staff, in 1888, Von Waldersee was appointed to the coveted place. Two years later he resigned, to the great snr nris nf tho eniDeror, it is said, and has since been commander of the Ninth Armv corps. That he is again high iu impenal favor is shown by recent events. His wife is a cousin by mar riage of the empress and is said to pos sess great influence over both the era press and emperor. Proposed Caa-diaa Celebration. An endeavor is being made to organ ic a celebration in 1897 of the four huudredth anniversary of the discovery of Canada, which is reported to hay taken place Jurm 24, 149". Urn .hull ft) that I cn
