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Bourbon news (Paris, Ky. : 1895)

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I CHAMP MILLER THt buURB Editors and Owners NEWS Established PRINTED EVERT TUESDAY AND FRIDAY FEB l 1881 nineteenth year PARIS BOURBON CO KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3 1899 MILL6RSBURG News Motes Gathered In And About The Kuril NO 10 HEMP SEED Those farmers expecing to grow hemp this season will find it to their interest to write me before purchasing their seed I have on hand Cultivated Hemp Seed grown from seed impor ted from China in 1893 jan 2uio Mrs G W Bryan is in on the sick list Miss Florence Bass went to Cynthiann i yesterday Mrs W J- - 1 LEXINGTON KY G N PARRIS DKALKH IN Wednesday on business Jos E Johnson has gone to Vander uin University to study law Mr and Mrs Eunis Ross of Carlisle visited Mrs Ed Ingels Monday Miss Nannie Barbee guest of Mrs JR Best returned to Danville Wednesday Mrs Danl Kimbrough and daughter are guests of John Jameson and family Spencer Best is taking a special course at the State University at Lex ington Sacramental services at the Presbyterian church Sunday Services on Satur ¬ ¬ ¬ Jas Cammings returned to Mabville to day Jake Schwartz of Paris was here there are thousands of wo- ¬ men who nearly suffer death from irregular menses Some times the period comes too Every Month often sometimes not often enough sometimes the flow is too scant and again it is too profuse Each symptom shows that Nature needs help and that there is trouble in the or ¬ gans concerned Be careful when in any of the above con- ¬ ditions Dont take any and every nostrum advertised to cure female troubles wStVJHillPI iST Pjk S PwHlillif rlVmiMHcS HbtiflfcliiWt T Sliij ttUfflra4Rl MjEMbj NHS Py s th new out e alse Rin2 u the true 3 We bring to you the new and true from th forests of Norway s out tte ola DR Pine-Tar-Hon- ey BELLS BRADFIELDS Groceries and Fruits day also r MA1X STREET OPlOSITE EXPRESS OFFICK Blind Harris the musical wonder at the opera house to night Admission 15 and 25 cents Mrs Harry Reuick nee Miss Minnie Spears is the guest of her aunt Mrs America Butler Mr Charles N Johnson and Perry JefiVrson went to Cincinnati Wednes i FEMALE REGULATOR is the one safe and sure medicine for irregular or pain- ¬ ful menstruation It cures all the ailments that are caused by irregularity such as leucor rhcea falling of the womb nervousness pains in the head back breasts shoulders sides hips and limbs By regulating the menses so that they occur every twenty eighth day all those aches disappear together ust before your time comes get a bottle and see how much good it will do you Druggists sell it at i i s ¬ fiiy PSfllrTO THE QUEEN Route with its rail and forms the short and West India Double Daily Pullman Natures most natural remedy Improved by Pleasant Permanent Positive- Cure for coughs colds and all inflamed surfaces science to a of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough worn Lungs are exhila- ¬ rated the microbe bearing mucus is cut out the cause of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there to no inclination to cough GOOD DRUGGISTS SCO 8 dottles Onia Dr 25c 50c and 100 Sixes Pine-Tar-Hon- No not claimed that Foleys Honey and Tar will cure it is J Consumption or Asthma in ad- vanced stages it holds out no such false hopes but does truthfully claim to always give comfort and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure Sold by - brakes Weduesday J Send for our free book Perfect Mr John Laysou Jr of Cynthiana Health for Women was the guest of his parents from Satur J THE BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO day until Wednesday ¬ ATLANTA GA Mis J R Best Miss Lizzie Wall Allen Mrs W M Miller aud Miss Katie Savage are able to be up Low prices on candies for eo ertain Vtr Hurst of Flemiug has rented the mento Cheap but pure o Lo i e ne r F M Huns aud will m ve there in a few weeks Newton Mitchell tf Mis Nanuie Peed of Mayslick and Its ire in my agency uon Miss Dorothy Peed of this place went to Cynthiana to day to visit relatives nnion Prompt paying reliable Alien Stiles Stirinan companies insures against fire Messrs J C J VV Conway and Thomas Judy are all wiad and storm fiabaett is quite convalescent Win ¬ ¬ 1 day on business Miss Nannie Hunt is very il at the Protestant Infirmary at Lexington She has a position there Messrs Ad Turner Ej Layson and Frank Collier were on the Cincinnati t w I AM 88 YEARS OLD Bnd never oseo ny rtmetly eyuai to Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey It frt ves quick and permanent relief to grip as well as coughs and colds It makes weak I nngs strong Mrs M A Metculfe fceducatuKy BE SURE YOU GET Bells ey CRESCENT ML s XA v steamer Connections JJWfcJir f S3K7 rFBfc line to Florida points Fast Service through to Jacksonville The famous CINCINNATI Limited solid vestibuled Queen Crescent James Kennedy Druggist sick Dr H A Smith of Paris was th guest of relatives here this week He will Move to Hamilton Ohio in a few W 0 HINTOfc Agent FC 7U1M P Railway makes jA AND RACC FLORIDA AND HAVANA service to Florida via the Southern Railway and direct steamsbq Con nection on arrival at Miami East Coast or at Tampa West Coast for Attention Parties ftautnjg photos in GiiunaZj3 gallery should some and ure sittings made at once as fne building we occupy will be torn away about the middle of February Persons wantiag old nega tives can get same cheap as I will of them all L Grinnax ¬ se - - - PEEBLES On NAME ¬ ¬ a Box of Candy carries with It a guarantee of absolute purity Money can not buy any higher grade ingredients than are used in its manufacture and that is why Peebles Candy is always wholesome Agents are supplied daily fresh from the factory and that is why Peebles Candy is more delicious than that of others Although superior in every way the prices for PeebleM Candy are no higher than others Agents for Allegrettl A Babels delicious Chocolate Creams A full Line may always be found The Joseph m R Peebles Sons Go JOSEPH S PEEBLES - - j Peebles Candy and Allegretti Rubers Chocolate Creams SOid exclusively in this City by Establl hcd 1840 Cincinnati - Prest O We desire to establish Agencies lor Iyleburn Fruit Cake 1 lb tins A jn ent winner I Emviw J AS FEE SOX S A Tbe teachings of 60 years experience as to a11 that ls best in the llne of Etb1Drlak- ables and Kmokeables is summed up in a 60 page price list Sent free Write for it- - days Fur anything in fancy dishes queens ware atld all kinds of canned goods aud a full liue of groceries go to Judy Colliers Miss Luciuda Lowry of Paris and Miss Sue Buckner of Winchester were guests of Mrs H H Phillips Tuesday aud Wednesday Mrs Bettie Gibson and daughter Miss Ida of Paris are visiting the formers mother Mis Wm Payne who is very ill with pnenmonia Wall Paper Have just received a New pt tterns aud styles full stock Call and examine my stock and get J W Mock prices The ladies of the Presbyterian Church will give an oyster supper to night iu the room formerly occupied by tbe U S millinery store Bliud Harris is a second Blind Tom as Lovers of classical and popua pianist music should avail themselves of this lar opportunity to night Harris comic songs are sure to pleas6 you ¬ I Key West Havana Nassau Santiago San Jnan and all West India ports 24 hours CkKnnati t0 Florida and Cnclnnatl rsew urleans rree dooks and lnfonnauon y C W 2tLL L DIV PASSCraGCMT 4tm T O W MITCHELL DIV C ftlNEARSON T PASSGA AGENT CHATTAdfftfttA 1 k GENL PASSCR AGENT CINCIffMOTI tow Illustrated Monthly CNn lw ob 4 Wtf dis--po- Invereiwd in the South Send 10 cu to W C Sineation for Three houses for rent or atie to Mrs Apply J W Wilcox Paris K Mens and Boys overcoats at cost Come and see ior your ¬ selves at Price Cos clothiers We need the cash Gunthers Christmas fine candies tor sale for fourth and Walnut Sis Long Distance Telephone Cincfcnetij Call 870 0 and 8 DIAMOND CUTTERS Ttii our Diamonds are cut in our factory 6y Cxp Me jCargest SiocA in the SILVERSMITHS in the rough tf lemons Newton IIrc3Lv oranges malaga Cutters WATGh5 Wm Crystallized fruit bananas grapes grape fruit nuts apples Prices cary STAfiOivtrJY tf M C HENLEYS CELEBRATED Roller Skates CYCLE SKATE or an ex periment bnt the only practical scientific RINK SKATE on the market Over two minions of HENLEYS SKATES sold in this and other countries Not a ¬ ¬ of Osgood and Miss Jennie Clifford of Berry were married Tuesday in Cincinnati They were given a reception at the home monarch of the grooms father near Osgood TuesAnd Club Roller Skates day evening I want some of my customers to get it out of their heads that I have plenty of money On the other hand I am needSKATE SUNDRIES SUPPLIES ing the article very much Jiudeed right now So call in and settle up to Jan 1 H H Phillips The Easiest ami Lightest Ruii 1899 ninjf Skates on Earth At Bryans Hall to night The Maine and the Cuban War an illustrated lecUniversally adopted when used in ture on Cuba Ovtr 50 magnificent couip tition with any other t kate un- views on one hundred square feet of rivalled The leading rollerskate in th canvass from Magic Lantern An in world terestiug and instructive lecture will be given describing the views of all tbe Hexly Bicycle Roller Skate Wks important cities Morro Castle Cuban prisoners reconcentrados also of GenRichmond Iud Lr S A eral Gomez Garcia Fitzhugh Lee Admirals Dewey Sampson and Schley Mr Frank Mayers NWfoR Mitchell mmm m tun ¬ Foul Smelling Catarrh Is one of the most obstinate diseases and hence the most difficult There is but one Way to evJre it The disease is in the blood and all the sprays washes and inhaling mixtures in the world can have no permanent effect whatever upon it Swifts Spe- ¬ cific cures Catarrh permanently for it is the only remedy which can reach the disease and force it from the blood Mr B P McAllister of Harrodsburg Ky had Catarrh for years He writes 4lI - Catarrh er the Our stock of STERLING SIL- ¬ Our Department of We are Sole Agent VER TOILET WARE and Celebrated Patek Phillippe WEDDING SILVER is the Co watches Our stock in this on tlanerv and r rr most complete in the West A iroafchly up few exclusive patterns of Ster- line inclnrlAa fvprv irriH an1 ing is ling Silver Spoons and Forks at make known to the trade at o date attftf terr 3 in every tepecf prices to suit everybody Si 00 PER OUNCE Send for our Holiday Shopping List containing many vaidable Suggestions orders promptly attended to Goods sent to our Patrons on Selection ¬ i ¬ to get rid of Tornadoes Aiii Jyoloiies ¬ ¬ Lookout these windstorms will sweep your farm property off the face U you arti oing to have a sale and of the earth and you will lose it all wish to set a dinner at a reasonable unless yon have a policy in the old and price call on tried Glen Falls of New York l000 GEOKGE KASSEXFOSS insurance for five years will only cost you 10 Tobacco barns a specialty 20aept2ui Paris Ky 9aoT tf T Porter Smith Agent Conghed 20 Years Sale Din ri s N C FISHER Attorney-At-La- w Paris Kentucky Office on Broadway up stairs 2 doors West of Bourbon News Phone 58 If i A FOR SALE standard make will grind rels ot ear corn per day power Will sell cheap first class power Grinding Mill 60 to 75 bar- ¬ with 10 borse R P Barnett The very best companies com pose my agency which insures agarics fire wind and storm Non union W 0 H1NT0N Agent DrBulls Cough Syrup Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors recommend it Price 25 cts At all druggists Hoarseness sore throat and constant coughing indicate that the bronchial tubas are suffering from a bad cold which may develop into pleurisy or inflammation of the lungs Do not Monday night waste health and strength by wait- ¬ Co of Nicholas B F Congleton ing but use Dr JohnW Bulls Cough sold six hhds of tobacco last week that Syrup at once This wonderful rem- ¬ ranged from 1025 to 11 edy cures all throat and lung affec¬ Squire H C Wells of Bramblett has tions in an astonishingly short time Joseph Gillespie farm of 93 bought the acres for which he paid 5600 Mrs Margaret Archer an aged woman was taken to the Asylum at Lexington Tuesday by Sheriif Donnell and A B Tilton G R Secrest sold to Mrs T J Glenn the two story brick business house on Maple street occupied by The New Price 1725 York Store Rey Geo Young of Richmond the well knowu temperance orator will de- ¬ liver an address at the Court House on February 12th at 230 p m Hoarseness Sore Throat could see no imnrovempnt whatoTthough I was constantly treated with sprays au wasnes ana differ- ¬ ent inhaling remedies in fact I could feel that admission 15 and 25 cents each winter I was worse than theyear previous Finally It was use any other but Purity Dont brought to my notice that Catarrh was a blood flour from Paris Milling Co tell disease and after think ¬ ing over the matter I your grocer you want no other saw it was unreasonable to exneot to be cured by All grocers keep it H HM wklh olT reached the aurtace I then decided to trv CARLISLE 8 S S and after a few bottles were used I no ticed a perceptible improvement Continuing aisease From Nicf ola County me remeay tne completewas iorcea out ol my News Culled cure was the result Bystem and a Precincts I advise all who have this dreadful disease to abandon their local treatment which has never From the Mercury done them any good and take S S 8 a rem ¬ Regular meeting of the city council edy that ca reach the disease and cure it ¬ I suffered for 25 years with a cough ana spenr ntwKireus or aoiiars witn doctors a ad for medicine to no avail un til I used Dr Bells This remedy makes weak lungs strong It has saved my life J B Rosell ¬ Pine-Tar-Honey iSSEjjg Trade Marks Anyone sending a sketch and description may qnlckly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable Commnnica tions8trictlycontJdential Handbook on Patents sent free Oldest ucency for securing patents Patents taken thrxiiuh Munn Co receive tpeeial notice without charge in the EXPERIENCE 50 YEARS Grantsburg 111 Hickmotts asparagdS tips equal to the fresh F B McDermott Copyrights Designs c WANTED Position M Scientific American handsomely ilhistrnted weekly Largest cir culation of ny scientific journal Terms 3 a sear four months L Sold by all newsdealers A farm To continue the wrong treatment for dent on is to continue to suffer Swifts to all Ln iness Catarrh Address Specific is a real blood remedy and cures obstinate deep seated diseases which other remedies have no effect whatever upon It promptly reaches Gatarrh and never fails to cure even the most aggravated cases OffcNo 503 by March 1st as SUperin Capable of attending iret claes references M MUNN Co36B 025 New York Jos Wright Paris Ky Branch Office F St Washinictou D C SSSBlood is L H Landman M D W Ninth Street Cincinnati Will Kennev Physician Phone M- - TV Surgeon i Ohio Purely Vegetable and is the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no Will be at the Windsor Hotel dangerous minerals Paris Company Atlanta Georgia Books mailed free by Swift Specific TUESDAY FEB 14 1899 returning every second Tuesday in each month Office Fouith and Pleasant Sts Office Hours 7 2 7 Fancy California evaporated fruits tf Newton Mitchell SDR CALDWELLS PiUPSinl IN DIGESTION II Reference Paris Kent lcky Every leading physician Gaug tf to 10 a m to 4 p m to 8 p m iiTMH ii t rim THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3 1899 THE ARMY BILL 4 BUSINESS HOUSES BURNED A Conflagration It Passes The Pi in the House by 168 to 125 a Vote ol at Columbu O Destroyed Property to the Amount of About S 750000 GEN OTIS ARMY Philipp n s on HAVE NO HOPE FOR DREYFUS FIFTY FIFTH CONGRESS As the senate seemingly was about to conclude consideration of the pension appropriation bill late Thursday afternoon Mr Butler Pop N C offered his amendment announced sme timt ago providing for the pensioning o Upon this be toofc soldiers the floor and delivered a speech Thich developed as he proceeded into a mosl unexpected utterance Wbile his colleague on both sides of the chamber listened with interest Mr Butler defended the position taker by the south during the great civil conflict of t third of a century ago He declared that tut south was right and that history would sc record and that every shot tired by i southern soldier was tired in defens 27 ¬ ¬ The Gnilt or Innocence of the Accused Is a Mere Matter of Sentiment More Troops to Be Forwarded to the With Frencimn Washington Jan Second Session After the Grip Thousands of people say Hcods Sarsapa senate Siae of Infiintrr Companies and Caralry Troop to CO Men Etch Thai Fixing the Maximum at 50000 Ha Authority to Reduca the Washington Feb I The bill to re ¬ organize and increase the standing army to about 100000 men but giving the president authority to reduce the size of infantry companies and cavalry troops to 00 men each thus fixing a minimum of about 50000 enlisted men passed the house Tuesday by a vote oi This was the result of 16S to 125 week of hard and often picturesque fighting on the floor during the prog oppositior the which ress of charge of thf compelled those in measure to give this discretionary authority to the president and to make other modifications among which were a reduction of SSI in the number of staff officers In consequence of these modifications the republican opposi tion practically vanished and on the final vote but six republicans voted against the bill Messrs Barber ol Maryland Connolly of Illinois Loud of California Johnson of Indiana McEwan of New Jersey and Wads worth of New York This reput lican deflection was however al¬ Columbus O Feb 2 The most ser¬ ious conflagration which has visited Columbus since the million dollar Chit- ¬ tenden hotel fire of 189o visited Co¬ lumbus Wednesday night Half a block of fine buildings in the heart of the business portion of the town have been destroyed and the department have not yet gotten the flames uuder control The fire is thought to have started in the basement of the Dunlap building occupied by the Chicago Bankrupt Clothing Co It swept up the elevator shaft and soon the whole building was ablaze Several alarms were sent in and the whole de ¬ partment although doing their best work seemed to have little effect in staying the progress of the flames The audience in the High street thea- ¬ ter which is across an alley from the burning block was dismissed in a hurry and this crowd was soon swelled to enormous proportions by a mob of excited people from all parts of the Transports The Arrival of These Soldiers Will Increase Gen Otis Strength Nearly 7000 Men Most of the Reinforcements Go by Way of the Sun Canal city most offset by five members ol the political opposition who voted in favor of the bill Messrs Berry of Kentucky McClcllan of New York McAleer of Pennsylvania Alabama democrats The galpopulist North Carolina leries were crowded throughout the day and every member who could pos sibly be there was on the floor to record his vote on the final roll call The programme Tuesday included pro vision for two hours of general debate which was to be occupied by Messrs Dalzell of Pennsylvania and Hopkins of Illinois in closing for the majority and Messrs Bailey of Texas and Settle of Kentucky for the oppo But this programme was sition smashed owing to the failure to complete the bill under the five minute rule before 3 oclock the hour set for Among the important the vote amendments adopted before the vote was taken was one to exclude the ap pointment of civilians to positions in the engineer corps one to abolish canteens and the sale of liquor in camps and one to strike out the pro- ¬ vision for additional pay for commands serving in the West Indies Philippines and Alaska The amendment of Mr Cummings of New York to prohibit the use of troops in the several states to suppress riots etc except upon the application of the states was defeated by a large majority The motion to recommit with instructions to re- ¬ port back the minority substi- ¬ tute only commanded two repub¬ lican votes and was lost 117 to 170 The bill as passed provides in addition to the general officers and staff departments for 12 regiments of cavalry of 12 troops each 14 coast bat¬ ¬ ¬ Tavlor of and Skinner The fire soon communicated to the Jones block on the left and the Soluder vt Bright building on the right and these with the wholesale millinery store of Soluder Bright and the store of D S Ambach clothing were as complete wrecks as the Dunlap building A fire wall four feet thick separated the fine block of Green Si Co Joyce wholesale dry goods and notions from the others but this was no barrier and at 1 oclock Thursday morning the fire had eaten its way through and was burning fiercely in the upper stories At 1150 with scarcely any warning the front and rear walls of the Dunlap building as though rent asunder by an explosion fell one on High street and the other completely filling the alley in the rear with Orders havo been issued by the war department to expedite the movement of reinforce- ¬ ments for the Philippines The trans- ¬ port Sherman will start from New York next Thursday with the 3d regi- ¬ ment of infantry and four companies of the 17th infantry The following Thursday February 9 the transport Sheridan will sail from the same port with the 12th infantry and the headquarters and remaining companies of the 17th The officers in command of these troops have been instructed by telegraph to execute the orders for this movement without un- ¬ necessary delay Both transports will follow the same route to Manila taken by the trans- ¬ port Grant that is across the Atlantic and through the Mediterranean sea and Suez canal The Grant started several da s ago and is now supposed to be in the vicinity of Gibraltar Gen Lawton who is to assume active com- ¬ mand of all the military forces in the Philippines when Gen Otis becomes military governor of the 1 Washington Feb ¬ ¬ bricks and debris Fortunately the police had kept the street fairly clear or the loss of life would have been enormous As it was a number of firemen were caught while flying from the crumbling walls Whitey Davis is missing and while his com-¬ rades and the police are making every effort to discover his remains they have not yet been found Capt Jack Welsh is badly bruised about the legs and body seriously in- ¬ jured Otis V Kilbourne bruised about head and body may die John Dona¬ hue hurt internally and scalp wounds Charles Conner badly injured Bob Kerrins also badly bruised Al Beeves Pat Sullivan and William Swift are also more or less injured Miss Carrie Johnson a young lady was knocked down and run over by a hose reel Her right leg was broken the bone crushed out of all shape She has numerous other injuries and is in a precarious condition Scores of other people were slightly injured when the walls gave way by the flying debris The State Journal places the entire loss the regular army passed without notable incident Its feature was an hours speech by Mr Grosvenor O whose utterances rightly o wrongly was frequently supposed to retiec the vi vs of the president Mr Grosvenor declared most emphatically that the preseni situation in the Philippiues wu due u- the op position in this country to the ratification ol the peace treaty He announced that tie future of the islands wao a matter for congress tr decide and that for the president to announce a policy would be for him to usurp the authority of congn Washington Jan 8 Senate Particulai interest was manifested in the sen ite Fridaj in a brief speech delivered by T C Piatt New York on the general subject of expansion Mr Piatt took for his text the anti expansion res- ¬ olution offered by Nr Vest of Missouri but in the course of his speech merely touched upon the constitutional question involved in the proposed declaration A resolution was offered by Mr Sullivan Miss declaring that the ratification of the treaty should not commit the government to a colonial policy The pension appropriation bill the second of the general appropriation measures was pass ed after some debate House The opposition to the army re- ¬ organization bill on the republican side of the house has become so strong that Friday Chair- ¬ territory is a passenger on the Grant man Hull after Mr Henderson la one of the floor leaders of the majority had threat ¬ two regiments of infantry are also un- ¬ ened to vote to recommit the bill decided it der orders to proceed to Manila by way would be wise in order to insure its of the Pacific ocean One of them has passage to abandon the idea of pro- ¬ already started and it is expected the HE iUlCIDED BY BURNING viding directly for a regular army of lOOeOO men He announced on the floor other will take its departure from San that the committee would offer amendments Francisco within a few days The ar- ¬ A Prisoner in a California Jail Pours Coa to reduce the number of enlisted men to about GOOj but lodge in the presidents discretion rival of these four regiments will in- ¬ Ol Over H Clothe Froiu An the authority to increase the army to a max- ¬ Sove crease Gen Otiss fighting strength by These amendments have imum ot IOOL00 been prepared They provide that the presi- ¬ nearly 7000 men San Francisco Feb 2 A horribh dent may in his discretion enlist only 60 men suicide occurred Wednesday in the Sai in the infantry companies and 6u in ihe cuvairy DRUNKEN NEGRO SOLDIERS troops Francisco jail and two prisoners nar Washington Jan 30 Senate Senator rowly escaped death Anthony Burgle Fite continued his argument for the ratifica ¬ They Started a Bnufh House in Texarkauat Spain in Satur ¬ tion the peace treaty who on July 14 1S7 shot Sigmunc days ofexecutive session withthe senate He Ark Hut Receive a Little the of Braverman a jeweler received a sevei talked for an hour and a half and again made Worst of It years sentence for his crime com the only speech of the days session The principal questions under consideration Tex ark ana Ark Feb 1 There mitted suicide br burning himself Saturday were those relating to the pay ¬ He secured ment of claims against the Spanish govern- ¬ passed through Texarkana Tuesday to death in his cell agreeing to pay Spain eight train loads of Negro soldiers some coal oil from the stove which ment the reasons for made in the Philippines for the improvements 1200 in number composing the 10th was used to heat the cell and and the reason for extending to Spain the ben ¬ United States cavalry en route to San poured it over his clothes while the efit of an open door policy in her former pos sessions There were various interruptions by Antonio When they arrived here they other prisoners were asleep He her other senators who however confined them ¬ were a drunken mob and an effort was ignited the oil and in a few second selves to questions The consular bill carry tlGOJOOO made by them to tear up the town A his entire body was enveloped ir ing nearly The housewas passed continued the Saturday House number of the colored soldiers kicked flames The cell caught tire and the consideration of the army reorganisation bill paid their when in a door entered a resori and started sleeping cell mates were also badl until 2 oclock memory the members Represen ¬ of the late to the burned before the guards could sub tribute-Simpkins of to run the place at the point of loaded Massachusetts Very little due the flames Burgle was frightful tative progress was made with the army bill the rifles Constable James Rochelle was noti ¬ ly burned and lived but a short time only amendment being adopted being that offered by the committee to give vet ¬ fied and rushing to the place he saw Burgle had made several unsuccessful erinarians in cavalry regiments the rank pay and allowances cf second lieutenants The them coming from the house where attempts to destroy himself time before the eulogies began was chiefly de ¬ they had broken up the furniture A DEATH OF THE BOGIE MAN voted to a continuation of the debate on the advisability of retaining the Philippines chase for the cars resulted and just ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The most ardent sup- ¬ porters of the theory that Dreyfus was unjustly condemned now admit that there is no longer the least hope that justice will be done A prominent member of the University of Paris who from the first has been a militant champion of a revision of the trial says For ninety nine out of a hundred Frenchmen the guilt or innocence of Dreyfus is a matter of sentiment All the reasoning in the world would not induce them to change their attitude There are millions of Frenchmen who will insist upon Dreyfus guilt in spite of any proof to the contrary A terrible feature of the situation is that the attitude oi this majority is dictated by mo tives which they believe to be deserv ingofthe highest respect I admil that some of the Dreyfusards are mucr to blame for this The best cause maj be ruined by disreputable adherants and there are men on the Dreyfus sidt of whom every patriotic Frenchmar is the natural enemy While the ma jority of us have merely demandec that justice should be done a pestilen minority has made this demand an ex cuse for virulent onslaughts en insti tutions we hold in great esteem In conclusion the member of the uni versity predicted that the result of th agitation will be an onslaught of un paralleled violence on the Jews as th masses are convinced that they are a the bottom of the whole trouble 2 ¬ ¬ Paris Feb rilla quickly restores the appetite regulate the heart vitalizes the blood cures thost sharp pains dizziness heavy head that tired feeliug Hoods Sarsaparilla has mar velous power to expel all poisonous disease germs from the blood and overcome the extreme weakness which is oce of the pecul Get only iar effects of the grip Americas Hoods Sarsaparilla Greatest Medicine for the grip 25ecnts Hoods Pills cure all Liver Ills of by the constitution in self defense and in de ferine of his home and fireside HorsE The third day of the debate upor the bill for the reorganization and increase o the rights of his state conferret USELESS STRATAGEM A Smart I pun Some Trick That Failed to Wor Fearless Stage Robbers Yep th road agents used t be pur reckless wen 1 wuz drivin stage way bac in th 70s remarked Tank Wilson remi niscently an all kinds of schemes was put up t throw them offn the scent Time was changed on ail the stage routes an dummy mail bags an express boxes were carried but twant no use Th wust case of hold up I ever experi ences wuz durin th smallpox scare We wuz full of passengers inside an out an every one 1 them carried a belt f gold dust We had heerd that a new indevidooal had taken to th road an tharfore makes our ¬ precautions Of course if six or seven men holds up a stage it aint no use to right cause oui one shov hisself an all th rest ambushes an gits th drop on you Then they come1 fcrrard an takes your wealth So we gets up a scheme We knows road agents is purty much askeered I 6nialpox so we takes along an ole tramp wraps him up in bandages an hangs out a yaller flag from th roof I the stage Jest as we wuz pulliu out f a canyon we hears a familyar hail an of course pull at s that yeller flag for asks a feDer with his Winchester at his cheek a powerful Y luitd ¬ Passengers got th smallpox I an ¬ swers in a warnin tone Ual all you passengers git out an hoi your hans up was the answer Throw dowi them mail bags an that there express box Them villins took evry bit f dust that wuz carried on the stage an then th head villin thought a moment to hisself an then pulls th bandges oiin th tramp Then he grins an says somethin t one f his paid ners who pulls a small box outn his pocket Th head villin then ranges his men where they could shoot us down ef we moved an he dips his knife point in th box an then jabs it a half inch inter th1 tramps arm He does th same t each an evry one f us an then sez Now theres no danger genTmen As fer me an mi Youre all vaceynated frens we aint askeered f no smallpox Ki we wuz t remove these yere masks you would see we is all pockmarked Ciacitt nati Enquirer big feller with a mask on FOR PODUNKS HOTEL Some Valuable Points About I g u t heap itut Attruetive Menu Pnttinc He winked familiarly at the landlord 43 he paid his bill and in a confidential tone 1 dont mind telling you that I am think ing ot going into the hotel business myseii Yes sir thats so Ive for a change bought the biggest place for sale in Podunk and mebbe you wouldnt mind telling me a few things about keeping 11 hotel seem youre right in the business Theres the menu now some little points on that might work We dont know everything down in ¬ remarked at S750000 ¬ teries 24 field batteries 80 regiments of infantry of 12 companies each a corps of engineers and one regiment of engineers an ordnance department and a signal corps the latter with 025 enlisted men It also gives president discretion the to organizations recruit the serving in Cuba Porto Rico and the islands of the Pacific in whole or in part from the inhabitants thereof Before the house adjourned Tuesday the river and harbor bill was formally called up in order to make it the unfin ished business in the committee of the ¬ The losses roughly estimated follows Green Joyce ft Co building Co stock Green Joyce Dunlap building Chicago Clothing Co stock Soluder Bright Co building Maccauley millinery stock Jones building areas 150000 000000 75000 100000 Iratigny restaurant Columbus Electric Light 75000 25000 75000 300 unknown Co 500 Columbus Gas Co At 115 the fire was burning fiercely and it was thought that the Chitten- ¬ den hotel is doomed as the adjoining building on Spring street is on fire PRESIDENT MKINLEY ILL Worry whole Washington Feh 1 Because the army reorganization bill received such a handsome majority in the house similar treatment in the senate is in no wise indicated As a matter oi is only the most optimistic fact it friends r the measure who expect if a become law to at least without radical modification There is a growing belief that the whole question of reorganizing and enlarg ing the army will be left for the next congress and at this session there will be adopted some sort of a resolution continuing the army under its wai time organization which raises its maximum to about 62000 ¬ Over Opposition to the Peace Treaty Has a Bad Effect Personal Attacks Cat Him to the Core 2 as they reached them Rochelle cap ¬ tured the leader of the gang As soon as he did so a hundred rifles were leveled at him and every Ne- ¬ Every car gro loaded his gun window held a drunken Negro with a cocked rifle and after the guns had been stuck in the officers face the Ne- ¬ gro escaped into the cars The news spread and every officer in Texarkana and hundredsof citizens flocked around the Negro soldiers who seemed anxious for trouble County Attorney Horace Vaughan placed himself in communi ¬ cation with the governor and as a re-¬ sult the trains were held here for seven hours The Negroes wanted were kept in a car with an armed guard outside The trains were surrounded by irate Texarkanans who were sup plied with dynamite ready to send the entire horde to destruction The Ne groes learned of this and finally agreed to hand over the guilty ones upon identification but as this was impossi- ¬ ble no arrests were made Cool heads prevented more serious trouble ¬ lie Died of a Rare Disease Called by Phy scians Acromegaly Or Swelling of the Bones on Granting Extra P ty Washington 5eb L A bill was passed at the opening of the senates session Tuesday granting extra pay to the officers and men of the temporary force of the navy two months extra pay to those who served beyond the limits of the United States and one months pay to those who served with in the United States The provisions of the bill are to apply to all such temporary force whether discharged yet r not ¬ ¬ Killed by a Snow Slide Vancouver B C Feb 1 A snow slide is reported near Glacia a station on the Canadian Pacific in which seven people were killed and a num ¬ The wires are ber of others buried down and particulars can not be learned Thrown From His Way 0 Feb i Barney Cox local freight transfer agent of the O railroad was thrown fitm his C wagon Tuesday and dangerously hurt Several ribs were broken Manchester CORRECTED A BAD ERROR The Washington ANOTHER CURRENCY BILL correspondent of the New York Press The Demand of President McKmley on telegraphs his paper that President Caucus of House Republicans to Decide Spain Was for Nothing- Less Than Me Kin ley is ill the result of a break- ¬ the Duration of Considering- Oue Island of Luzon the During This SeMou over the worry and struggle to down 1 Washington Feb It appears that pass the Paris treaty and because of Washington Feb 2 A caucus of personal attacks made on him by the an erroneous impression has gone abroad respecting the nature of the the republicans of the house has been opponents of the treaty for Thursday night at 8 oclock These attacks the dispatch says presidents instructions to the Amer- called decitle upon the question of considare so unjust and the possibility of ican peace commissioners in Paris to a currency bill session trouble in the Philippines is so immi- ¬ touching the limitations of the claims ering coinage weights at this and measures nent through the encouragement to be put forward so far as the Philip- The has the bill to fix the which the minority in the senate is pines were concerned to the Is committee value and for other purstandard of giving Aguinaldo and his followers land of Luzon As a matter of fact poses including the retirement of tits that the president is justly apprehen- ¬ so far from making that island greenbacks on the calendar and the the maximum claim of the Amersive and worried friends of the measure have been per ¬ more than a week Mr McKin icans the presidents instructions sistently urging the committee on rules For ley has been far from well To inti ¬ actually placed that island as the to grant time for its consideration mate visitors among public men he minimum claim to be set out The The Indianapolis monetary convenhas confided the condition of his language was Nothing less than the tion committee has been urging similar health as a reason for not accepting island of Luzon instead of Nothing action and Tuesday all the republican their invitations for future ceremonies more than the island of Luzon It friends of currency reform were given At the same time the assurance has can be stated also that the correspond- a hearing in the room of the speaker as been given that the illness is only ence submitted to the senate included a result of which it was decided to call temporary and certainly will yield to all of the instructions to the American a caucus of republicans to determine The only omissions medical treatment The president is commissioners upon a course of action It may be not ill enough to retire from his of- ¬ from the mass it is stated we e letters that some other matters may be fice and it is hoped that he will re- touching matters in no way related to brought before the caucus the Spanish negotiations cover speedily Beer for Americans in the Philippines Philadelphia Sails for Samoa Swindled as Aiu Vancoi vkr B C Feb 2 The Washington Feb 1 The navy de Sinbiry Pa Feb 2 M Meyer and the steamship Empress of apan sailed Charles Baraban of New York were partment has been notified that sailed Tuesday Wednesday for Vokohami and Hong arrested here suspected of swindling flagship Philadelphia Diego Cal for Kong She carried over 1000000 bot- ¬ at the instance of the Liggett tfc Myers morning from San of beer for Americans in the Phil- ¬ Honolulu on her way to Samoa under tles ¬ Tobacco Co of St Louis The allegaprotect American inter ippines tion is that the men pretended to be instructions to An Exciting Hotel Fire agents of the company and took orders ests there St Loiis Feb 2 The Oxford hotel TheHlow May Prove Fatal Will Attend the Military Conre St Charles streets was Bedfobd Ind Feb L Lewis Chas Seventh and City of Mexico Feb 2 Mexico has burned Wednesday and 30 tain was hit on the head Monday partiallyhad a narrow escape Three accepted the invitation to participate night and has not yet regained con ¬ guests top story were rescued by tire- in the military congress at Tampa He will probably die Thf in the Fla February 8 and the republics sciousness ten with ladders over a board bilL two delegates have left for the north- - trouble arose New Yokk Feb ¬ ¬ ¬ Chicago Feb 2 George Rogers who was known in the vicinity in which he lived as the Bogie Man died Wednesday in the county hospital of a rare disease which the physicians have called acromegaly swelling of the bones His hands and feet were greatly swollen and his jaw was ovei four times the normal length The distance from the frontal bone to the chin in the ordinary man is eight tc ten inches and in Rogers this had grown to 20 inches Although a refined and educated mac he was so sensitive over his appearance that he withdrew from his friends and family and lived in a barn in an obscure part of the city He was taken from the barn to the hospital in a starving condition and after his death at Rogers request his brother-in-lacaused his body to be cremated in order that the doctors might not hold a post mortem examination ¬ w ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ propriation bill precipitated a running debate which occupied all the time until the senate at 2 oclock went into executive session on the peace treaty Mr Jones Ark leading the opponents of the treaty opened the debate House The house put in a hard days work on the army bll Monday and Monday night ana when it adjourned 13 of the 20 pares had been completed The committee amendments giving the president discretionary power to reduce the ize of the infantry company and cavalry troops to 00 men each were adopted and also a series of amendments to reduce the officers of the staff 331 Washington Feb l Senate During the entire morning hour Tuesday the senate had under discussion the policy of this country tc be pursued in the Philippine islands Mr Berry Ark in a speech upon the resolution offered by Mr Vest discussed the policy oi expansion without a reference to the con- ¬ stitutional point involved in the Vest resolution An attempt by Mr Bacon ca to secure a vote upon his resolution which in brief declares that the United States govern ¬ ment will not make war upon a people seeking for their freedom precipitated a lively debate which was participated in by Mr Piatt Ct No action on the reso- ¬ and Mr Teller Col lution was taken House The bill to reorganize and increase the standing army to about 10000 men but giving the president authority to reduce the size of infantry companies and cavalry troops a fixing 60 men to thus each minimum of about 5000J enlisted men parsed the house Tuesday by a vote of 1C8 to 13k This was the result of a week of hard and often picturesque fighting on th Before the house adjourned Tuesday floor the river nd harbor bill was formally called up in crder to make it the unfinished business in the committee of the whole Washington Feb 2 senate For a few moments in the senate Wednesday it seemed likely that a vote might be taken on one oi more of the resolutions relating to expansior An un that are pending before that body usually large attendance of republican sen ators were in attendance all of them having been notified to be present in the event of u Mr critical vote on the pending question Bacon Ga had called up his resolutions and Mr Chandler NH had withdrawn his motion to refer them to the committee on foreign relations Mr Sullivan Miss had entered a motion to substitute his resolution for those of Mr Bacon while Mr Davis chairman ot foreign relations committee had announced that he was willing that a vote shculd b As it was evident howtaken immediately ever that a vote oir the resolutions ano amendments could not be taken before oclock the hour fixed by unanimous consent for the senate to go into executive session House The house entered upon the consid eration of the river and harbor bill Wednesd y and made rapid progress Fifty of the 88 p get of the bill had Leen completed when the house adjourned The bill appropriates directlj about HMMflfin and authorizes contracts tc the extent of 18 000000 additional The gen eral debate was unusu illy brief Its feature va a speech in opposition to the bill by Mr Hepburn of Iowa who has fought every rivei and harbor bill for the iast six years i ¬ WASHIKGTOa Jan 31 Senate An effort the pert of Mr Allison to obtain considera ¬ tion in the senate Monday for the Ind iau ap ¬ Podunk The landlord rubbed the bald spot on his brow and thought a moment Theres chicken croquettes he said chicken tomes high this time of year I ference between veal and chicken Geewhillikens Theres a pointer to start with Fried chicken costs raeney Fried rabbit ta6tes like it and the difference goes mtc your pocket Golly Im gettin rich already Quail on toast reads fwie on the menu You dont suppose we folk in the city pam Baby owls per our guests on real quail taste so much like quail you cant tell one from tother And out your way owls must be thick as pumpkins Then theres beet Of course youve heard of the hippophagoua ¬ Not one in a thousand can tell the dif see ¬ theorv T-h-- e Click click Yes old tacers You can buy them b the bunch of a hundred for a one I The man from Podunk turned pale got all the points I can remember piess Ive at once and if you ever come our way give me a call Good day Fried rabbit Owls I reckon Ill call the on toast line there Great business this Chicago Times Herald anyhow hotel-keeping the w-h-a- -t man to whom I have been talking writes those brilliant and profound articles which fair stranger to the native true have caused so much comment How He Writes Them I am surprised to learn that the young said the Does he claim that he writes them asked the native He gave me to understand so Isnt it Oh yes ¬ native Hes private secretary aid amanuenss tc the man who composes them Post its true enough replied the He writes them from dictation Chicago ¬ ¬ Aint you worried about the trusts asked the nervous mam No answered the easy going citizen If they make trouble theyll have to stand I their share of it Ive done my duty wrote and published a card calling their attention to whither they are drifting and asking them please not to do so and new If they persist its their own fault My conscience is clear Washington Star Superfluous Law Warned ¬ This copyright law is all bosh said the Juvt a scheme to exuberant young writer make money I thought it an excellent law Bah its a fraud I never copyright mv stories and no one steals them Detroit Free Press ¬ r i ¬ 1 nusiness Miccerded la Her K srhth Attempt Goodly What is grander than a man Chicago Feb 2 During- the last you can trust three years Mrs Amelia Lutz of this Cynicus One who will trust you Jewish city has repeatedly attempted to com Comment ¬ mit suicide by hanging- herself Each The Right Way time her husband has cut the rope and And you say you ate horse steak in Pars rescued her but Tuesday she made the How was it served A la cart of course eighth attempt and succeeded Cleveland Piam - Rome R cfiTfd bv the Pope Feb 2 The pope received ¬ Dealer Archbishop Ireland at noon WednesAt the end of the audience the day archbishop presented to the pontifl Truth lies at the bottom of a lie anywhere two ecclesiastics of his diocese But how can trut W Bulletin Wrhich is the worse a joke you cant sei Ihe point of or a point you cant see th 1 joke of Town Topics well L i wa1jpsai aaaaaW 11 M BBFf--J-iISii-fc- MS THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY OPTIMISM 3 1899 CATCHING BEAR CUES by Hunters In the Yellow- A LITTLE NONSENSE rheres a word of gentle meaning Afterwhile Its the sesame of dreaming Afterwhlle When our fortunes halt and vary watchword Its thehopes sweet of the fairy vocabulary From Afterwhlle Wt will hear no sounds of battle Afterwhlle We will miss the cannons rattle Afterwhile Men will put away the saber And together they will labor Each to help a helping neighbor Afterwhile This old earth will cease its sorrow Afterwhile There will dawn a peaceful morrow Afterwhile When all grief is but tradition Giving tis its rightful mission Contrast to lifes best condition Afterwhile Washington Star Belin has brought our guide Yes where is Biron I am sick of this And the king who was a bad loser rose from his seat impatiently at the same time forgetting to hand over the last rouleau of pistoles he had lost to Bassompierre and thrusting them back into his pocket with an absent we could start off at once sire instead of risking any more I see de Sully gesture As if in answer to his question the door opened admitting the slight fig¬ SUnfrrr TIcats Copyright 18Q7 by Longmans Green Co SYNOPSIS commanding outpost where cene is laid tells the story De Gomeron is in temporary command appointed by Gren de Rone to examine into a charge against dAuriac Nicholas a sergeant brings in a man and woman from kings camp at Le Fere prisoners DAuriac angered by insulting manner of de Gomeron toward woman strikes him duel follows and prisoners escape Duel is interrupted iy apif arance of de Rone and dAuriac is old he will hang if found alive at close of morrows battle Riding over field next day dAuriac finds Nicholas victim of de Gomerons malice in imminent danger of death and releases him from awful predicament After battle In which King Henry utterly routs de Rones forces dAuriac lying severely wounded sees two forms moving through the darkness rob DAurlac ¬ ing the bodies of the dead and wounded They find golden collar on de Leyvas orpse and Babette stabs Mauginot her partner to gain possession Henry with retinue among whom is fair prisoner who had escaped from de Gomeron and dAyen her suitor rides over the field Madame rescues dAuriac and afterwards visits him illy in hospital Here he learns his friend is heiress of Didache When well enough where he Is taken to her Normandy chateau he learns from Maitre Palin madames chaplain the king is about to her to marry dAyen He sets out - aroused Paris JconcerningDAuriac has suspicionswitnesses Ravaillac later Calling on de Bclin a friend dAuriac se ¬ cures from him a servant Ravaillac who had previously been in service of dAyen DAyens marriage to Madame de la Bidache is to occur within fornight de Belin to stand eponsor Palin and madame arrive ¬ where they manage to overhear detail of plot Burn- ¬ ing with revenge Nicholas shoots at de Flying for their lives the two Gomeron men think themselves beyond pursuit when suddenly they are face to face with Biror one cf the traitors whom dAuriac cuts down and with de Gonuron who makes short work of Nicholas dAuriac escapes Arrivir in Paris the chevalier lays what he knows of treasonable plot be fore Sully master general of ordnance go to de Gomerons retroa ¬ with Jacques his knave for Paris to prev his marriage Delayed at Kzy he he comes upon Nicholas his old sergeant who says de Gomt ron is in neighborhood with associates from army and nobility plotting treason against the king They meeting with de Gomeron therefore dis misses him The chevalier Is introduced at court by de Belin where he charges Biroo with being traitor to France and king For his pains Henry gives him 24 hours to quit France King now commands marriage to be celebrated on the morrow making it imperative that flight occur that night if madame be saved DAuriac therefore meets her secretly when masked men swoop uown on pair and carry them off bound and gagged After 24 hours imprisonment during wTjich lie has interview with de Gomeron and Babette he manages to escape At his lodgings he linds Jacques Palin de Belin and his host Pantiu assembled in council Next morning Pantin and dAuriac disguised go to Toison dOr a sort of inn next building to which he and madame had been taken DAuriac hires a room and from a window reaches roof of next building where through a skylight he witnesses meeting of de Gomeron and two confederates They plan another meeting for that night when Biron will be present He determines to communicate again with Sully but Ravaillac and de Gomeron being below and fear ing detection is compelled to bide his opportunity After a time ne sees in window opposite face of madame They communicate by means of signs he telling her deliverance is at hand When night falls ¬ ¬ ¬ ure and handsome face of de Gie Where is the marshal Where is Biron asked ten voices in a breath Yes M de Gic put in the king where is Biron Sire the marshal is indisposed He has begged me to present his excuses and to sa3 he is too ill to come to night and as he spoke I saw de Gies jeweled fingers trembling and his cheek had lost all color This is sorry news to spoil a gay evening said the king and the master general pulling a comfit box from his vest pocket toyed with it in his hand as he followed Biron must be ill indeed to stay away sire What does your majesty think Shall we begin our rambles by calling on monseigneur The very thing grand master we will start at once But sire the marshal is too ill to see anyone even your majesty said de Gie desperately and with whitening lips I thought I heard de Yitry mutter Traitor under his thick mustache but the guardsman parried my glance with an unconcerned look There was a silence of a half a minute at de Gies speech and the king reddened to his forehead If it is as you say M le Yicompte T know the marshal too well not to feel sure that there are two persons whom he would see were he dying which God forbid and one of the two is his king Grand master we will go but and his voice took a tone of sharp command and his eye rested first on de Gie and then on the figure of a tall cavalier at whose throat flashed the jewel of the St Esprit but I must first ask M de Vit ry to do his duty As for me I was dumb with astonish ment and half the faces around me were filled with amaze Then de Yit rys voice broke the stillness My lord of Epernon your sword--an- d you too II le Yicompte The duke slipped off his rapier with a sarcastic smile and handed the weapon to the captain of the guard but we could hear the clicking of the buckles as de Gies trembling fingers tried in vain to unclasp his belt So agitated was he that de Yitry had to assist him in his task before it was ac complished The king spoke again in the same grating tones M de Passompierre and you de Luy leave the prisoners in your nes charge In the meantime messieurs we will slightly change our plans 1 shall not go myself to the marshals house but I depute you grand master and these gentlemen here all except de Yitry who comes with me to repair there in my name Shall M de Biron not be able to see you you will come to me the grand master knows where You will be careful sire said Sully Yes go gentlemen Mordieu I was about 1o follow the others but Belin caught me by the arm as he Stny where you are he passed out whispered and then he waited until the footsteps died away along the corridor the king standing with his brows bent and muttering to himself If it were not true if it were not ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 house though I could hear th bolts of the entrance door being drawn as if some one had entered a moment or so before we had come up My own lodg ing was however different and through the glaze of the window we could see the sickly glare of the lamp in the shop where monsieur and madame were no doubt discussing the busi ness of the day We must quiet my landlord and his wife I whispered to Yitry as we came up to the door Yery well he said and then i knocked The fence who was alone himself opened the door Ah captain he exclaimed we thought you were lost but I see you have friends He said no more for I seized his throat with a grip of iron whilst de Yitry laced him up with his own belt An improvised gag put a stop to all outcry and in a trice he was lying like a log amongst his own stolen wares So far so good De Yitry you will stay here At the first sound of the grand masters whistle you will answer it and they will know what to do I have something to say to M dAuriac Take me to your room sir I bowed and lighting a taper that stood in a holder of molded brass a prize that had doubtless come to my landlord through one of his clients led the way up the rickety stairs and stopping at the door of my chamber opened it to let the king pass For an instant he hesitated fixing his keen and searching eyes on me eyes that flashed and sparkled beneath the mask that covered half his features and then spoke M dAuriac are you still an enemy ¬ ¬ ¬ MARK TWAINS PET CATS 4 Quartette of Pretty Moaners Thai Amusing Method That Are Adopted Buked in an Atmosphere of Fame itove Park You might not suspect the great humorist Mark Twain of being fond of cats and dogs Though it would seem that hi mind must be thronged with queer fancies and imaginary charac- ¬ ters always getting into laughable and difficult situations Mark Twain yet has room for thoughts of friends belonging to the animal kingdom He once owned four of the prettiest and daintiest mous rs that ever basked in an atmosphere hand in silence Then Henry laughed shortly and stepped into the room and shut the door as I followed and turned up the lamp on my table Then facing the king T said Sire I await your orders ITe had flung off his cloak and mask and was leaning against the wardrobe one hand on the hilt of his sword and at my words he spoke slowly I de- ¬ sire to see this room in the Toison dOr and to look upon the assembly that has met there with my own eyes Now sire Yes now jour Icing I could make no answer T did not know what to say and stood candle in of Your majesty ble it is not now possi ¬ j not possible Permit me sire the onlv wav is bv this window If your majesty will step here you will see the risk of it I will go and see if they have met but I con ¬ jure you not to make the attempt The slightest accident would be fatal Do you think I have never scaled a rock before he said craning out of Am I a child M dAuriac the window or miiietonaerres Because my beard is gray am I in my dotage I will go sir and thank God that for this moment I can drop the king and be a simple knight You can stny behind monsieur if you like T go to test the truth of your words Your majesty might save yourselt Gris¬ Ventre St - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ dAuriac goes to meets on his way with Pantin and a friend All go to find the king who is on a night frolic at an ordinary Join de Belin whom he CHAPTER XIX Com med At last we reached Motes and as we entered the hall 1 could not help wondering if the good Parisians knew that their king was playing at primero in an ordinary of the city and would be later on perhaps pursued by the watch More whom 1 had not seen since my affair with dAyen was in the hall and at a word from de Belin conducted us himself up the stairway though look ing askance at me We at length gained a long corridor at the beginning of which Pantin was left Through the eloped doors of a private dining room at the end of this we could hear shouts of laughter His majesty and M de Vitry arrived scarce a half hour ago whispered More as we approached the door We will not trouble you further replied the compte it is the rule at these little parties to enter unan nounced With these words he put his hand to the door and went in I following at his heels There were at least ten or a dozen meu in the room standing round a table at which sat the king engaged at play with M de Bassompierre Neither the king nor Bassompierre who seemed absorbed in the game took the least notice of our entrance nor did they seem in the least disturbed by the constant laughter and converse that went on The others however stopped and then burst out in joyous greetings of de Belin and very haughty glances at me In the meantime the king played on taking no notice of anyone his beaked nose dropping lower toward his chin as he lost one rouleau after another to Bassompierre Ventre St Gris he exclaimed at last was ever such luck At this rate I shall not have a shirt on my back in half an hour If the marshal were only here said ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Suddenly he roused himself Come de Yitry my mask and cloak and you too sir he said turning on me with a harsh glance He put on his mask drew the collar of his roquelaurc up to his ears and in a moment I recognized the silent stranger who had ridden off so abruptly from under the portico of St Merri I could not repress my start of caught a surpric and I thought Yi trys eyes but strange glance in de the kings face was impassive as stone We go out by the private stair sire dAubusson is there with the horses With these words he lifted the tapestry It of the wall and touched a door swung back of its own accord and the king stepped forward the captain of the guard and myself on his heels When we gained the little street at the back of Mores we saw there three mounted men with three led horses De Yitry adjusted the kings stirnp who sprang into the saddle in silence and then motioning me to do likewise mounted himself Monsieur said the king to me reining in his restive horse you will lead us straight to yonr lodging next to the Toison dOr but Yes sire I made answer will be necessary to leave the horsei by St Martins as their presence near the Toison dOr might arouse curiosity and suspicion I understand monsieur have the goodness to lead on At St Martins we dismounted There was a whispered word between the lieutenant and de Yitry and then the king de Yitry and myself pressed forward on foot leaving dAubosson and the troop ers with the horses It would take too long if indeed I have the power to de scribe the tumult in my mind as we wound in and out of the cross streets and by lanes toward the Toison dOr At last we came to the jaws of the blind passage and I whispered to de Yitry that we were there The king turned to de Vitry and asked Are you sure the signals are understood de Yitry Yes sire There was no other word spoken and keeping on the off side of the road To avoid passing immediately before the door of the Toison dOr where it was possible a guard might be set we went onward toward my lodging Favored by the mist which still bung over the passage we got through without acci- ¬ dent but I perceived that not a light glimmered from the face of Babettes 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ tine the trouble I again entreat you your life belongs to France I he interrupted know that no more prating please haughtily will you go first or shall 1 Ther was no answer to this It flashed on me to call to de Yitry for aid to stop the king but one look at those resolute features before me con vinced me that such a course would be useless I lowered the light and then testing the ends of the ladder again and again made the ascent as before Leaning through the embrasure I saw the dark figure of the king already holding on to the ladder and he followed me as agile as a cat Making a long arm I seized him by the shoulder and with this assistance he clambered over the parapet aud lay beside me One by one we stole up to the sky light and the king raising himself glanced in my eyes following over his For full five minutes we shoulders were there hearing every word seeing And then the king bent every soul down softly and laying a hand on my shoulder motioned me back It was not until we reached the parapet that he said anything and it was as if he were muttering a prayer to himself When we got back I helped him to dress He did not however resume his roquclaure or hat but stood playing with the hilt of Ins sword letting his eye run backward and forward over the vacant space in my room At last he ¬ ¬ ¬ of fame When Mark Twain lived at Quarry Farm a picturesque home high up on a southern Xew York mountain overlooking many miles of landscape he did most of his writing in a little eight sided summer house which he called read his Pilot House in memory of the The cubs caught are always found days long ago when he was a pilot on up some comparatively small tree sleep the Mississippi river Cosily ing or resting on tie branches with nestling in a great chair or snuggled heir mother When espied by the comfortably upon an old lounge in this unters who are unarmed excepting literary workshop at almost any time for a large ax a couple of leather colof the day could be found Mark Twains lars and several pieces of rope the pets They were allowed there because first thing done is to get rid of the moththey had the good manners to keep er bear who scented the hunters lon quiet while he worked If they had before thej saw her or her little ones presumed to jump upon the desk and That is not a difficult nor dangerous put their little feet upon the manu task but a very ludicrous one full of script or tip over the ink they would fun and excitement As a usual thing one of the hunters climbs a near by tree not have been allowed to remain The cozy little Pilot house was very ind armed writh a long pole which was popular with these cats It may have cut by his companions1 while he climbs been because it was such a nice sunny the tree proceeds to dislodge the mothplace having windows upon all of its er This he does by prodding her in sides Being upon the very tip top of the sides with the pole which i9 cut the great hill it received the warmth of long enough to reach from one tree to the first and last rays of the sun of th other The first punch or two usu which these pets were quite as fond as allv causes the old bear to hug the limb was the humorist himself Mark Twain of the tree upon which she rests all the knew that although cats are said to tighter and during the time she rends have nine lives the time must come the air by a peculiar grunt made by when even his pets and he would have protruding the lower lip several inches to part so one day he summoned Mr and forcing the air from her lungs through the half open mouth The cubs Yan Aken the photographer A jealous dog did his best to prevent a are not long in scenting danger and photographs being taken but in they too grunt and growl rolling their vain and two good views of them were bead like eyes from side to side in terobtained Mark Twain himself thus ror hunching their soft backs in their endeavors to cling to the tree all the sings the requiem of his pets more securely Hartford Conn I dont know as there Is anything of A few vigorough punches in the sides continental or international interest to soon causes the mother to shift her pocommunicate about these cats They had no history They did not distinguish them- ¬ sition from limb to limb grunting and selves in any way They died early on snarling at the time at a great rate account of being overweighted with their It is often the case that she will seek names it was thought Sour Mash Apol linaris Zoroaster Blatherskite names refuge on the opposite side of the tree given them not in an unfriendly spirit beyond the reach of the man with the but merely to practice the children in large pole That necessitates his companion aud difficult styles of pronunciation a pole for himself and climbing It was a very happy idea I mean for cutting tree on the opposite side from another the children which position of vantage he continues MARK TWAIN Edwin Wildman in St Nicholas the jabbing process The bear is be tween the devil and the high sea and WHY HE WOULD NOT GIVE UP after climbing from limb to limb only to receive vigorous prods in the ribs Little Jake Thought the Beating Man and back soon gives up the unequal Not Half as Bad as Heing fight and with a grunt evidently a sigCalled a Spaniard nal to her young to retreat she slides down the trunk scraping off the loose Soak it to him Chimmiel bark in the descent until almost to Biff him hard Jake the bottom when she gives a leap strikThese and similar exclamations of ing the ground with a thud and grunt encouragement oft repeated came and goes scampering off in the forest from a crowd of intensely eager boys probably never to return leaving her and girls and not a few grinning men young up the tree which at her de- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The national zoo at Washing ton is irpplied with many animals from the Yellowstone national park where they are caught young The park abounds with all kinds of wild animals and birds from the hated and detested English sparrow to the sly and cunning moun ain lion but it is unlawful to hunt or molest them excepting when those delegated with authority capture bears lk deer or swan or other gayly feath red birds for the zoo in the nations The capture of the bears is apital attended with much excitement The methods adopted are so peculiar that they w ill cause many to stop and think twice before they believe what they ¬ This wont do exclaimed Mrs Box excitedly Theres 13 at table Neve mind ma shouted little Johnnie I kin ea fur two The Rival Mother Whom do you love best Tommy mother father or grandma Tommy promptly Syd ¬ Custard ney Town and Country Journal Customer Are my clothes ready Tailor Not yet sir Customer But you said you would have them done if you worked all night Tailor Yes but I didnt work all night Answers Officer What isyour naine Jones Mnamesh hie Jamesh J jonesh Officer What is your full name Jones Yesh tha thas full name so ber namesh Ja janies hie Jones Town Topics We dont have no luck at our hoiK e like they have over to Johnny Smith ers Why what kind of luck do the Smithers have Jimmy Smithers father has dyspepsia an theres always a piece of pie left over an Jimmy gts it Melbourne Weekly Times On the Road to lieformation Weary Walker Say mum could yer give a feller a leetle help ter keep him from breakin a good reserlution Old Lady Of course my good man Heres a quarter for you Now tell me your res- ¬ olution Never ter swipe anything mum ez long ez I could get money this easy So long Philadelphia Record Influenza Patient What doctor do you mean to say you charge me five shillings a visit Doctor Certainly just the same as anyone else In ¬ fluenza Patient Oh but you ought to make a reduction for me Why I introduced the influenza into the neigh- ¬ Sydney Town and Country borhood ¬ ¬ Journal HOME LIFE IN PORTO RICO Some Have Peculiarities of the People Who Jast Become Subjects of Uncle Sam ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The native early morning meal is a cup of coffee with milk addiction tc the black coffee habit does not exist on the island and a piece of bread Breakfast is served at 11 or 12 oclock and is seldom elaborate unless guests are in the house Boiled eggs bread and coffee satisfy the ordinary man but the hungry man eats his garlicky beefsteak in addition Dinner is the meal of the day and is eaten between six and seven oclock This is the natives only full heavy meal and this fact may aecount for his ability to eat a quantity of food which leaves the average American a victim of indigestion and remorse The positions of honor at a dinner table are among older and non traveled residentc in the following order The head of the table to the most distin- ¬ guished guest the rest in the order of their rank and importance ranged around to the right the host occupy ing1 the last seat after his guests The women sit at the left of the table V ¬ 1 assembled around two little gladiators engaged in a serious fist duel on Mul ¬ berry street not very far from police headquarters the other afternoon Some of the grinning men looked half ashamed of their role of tolerant spectators of the encounter The air of superficial amusement of the re- ¬ mainder scarcely concealed the real in ¬ terest with which they followed every movement of the fighters To the latter it was no laughing matter One a slight pale lad with a dogged determined look and thin firmly compressed lips was obviously outclassed by his more robust and furiously angry opponent who was him severely but he would not avow himself vanquished Let up Chimmie hes had enough interposed Chimmies friends Jake bruised and bleeding picked himself up from the ground and protested fiercely that he had not done with the enemy and proposed to fin ¬ ish him up if I get smashed The battle was resumed and Jake went down heavily striking his head on the curbstone He was picked up dazed and weak but still defiant A man pushed his way through the crowd and restrained him Youre grit all through my boy but it- - no use hes too much for you he ¬ ¬ punishing ¬ parture rend the air with their peculiar and heart appealing cries Then comes the difficult and no less musing task of capturing the young This takes time often consuming an hour or more but alwavs with the same result The men arm themselves with long ropes with a slipnoose at one end and climb neighboring trees The capture by this time has resolved itself down to the ability of the men to throw the noose over the heads of the crying cubs After the disappearance of their mother the little fellows curl them selves up in a ball placing their heads between their front paws It is impossible to do anything until the silence 0 the forest gives them a feeling of reassurance and they poke out their heads to view the situation It is then that the hunter quietly and dexterous ¬ ¬ together Among the more cultured classes the host occupies the head the ¬ ¬ ly drops the noose over the unsuspect- Weekly ing projecting head and with a quick jerk draws it tightly around his neck THE JEWISH NOSE The other end of the rope is quickly drawn over a limb and poor Mr Cub ft Is Not Aloae to the Semitic Race is drawn from his perch the tightening Thai I arse Noses Are He is noose shutting off his wind online ¬ hostess the foot the places of honor being the seats to tne right and left of the host The evenings in the home for instance of an alcalde the mayor of a town are spent around the center of the marble topped table lazily rocking to and fro in the big chairs The men smoke their cigarettes the women never smoke and a flow of small talk filled with simple jokes and sallies constitutes the entire evenings amusement Where they have pianos the daughters exhibit their limited skill on instruments which are jangled and out of tune One never sees a book or a magazine in these houses though in two or three of the larger cities there are many literary men Reading is no a strong point of the island population Special Correspondence of Harper ¬ ¬ ¬ said Hut he called me a Spaniard ex ¬ ¬ with clalmed the boy passionately Monsieur you have not answered a tears of baffled rage in his eyes as he question I put you one evening here struggled to free himself from the is it my mans grasp I answered boldh Me a Spaniard Sire And me fadder was killed in de war fault He began to pull at his mustache I whs ony guyin yer admitted say Chimmie sullenly seeming to realize keeping his eyes to the ground and Sully will not be here at this reminder all the enormity of ing to himself As for me I the insult is time Youre all right Jake ior a litlle there A tall figure in a helmet and a blue took my courage in both hands and waited So a half minute must have cent with brass buttons came saunter ing down the street from the direcpassed before he spoke again has tion of police headquarters Chimmie if a gentleman Monsieur wronged another there is only one the mollified Jake and their admirers course open There is room enough here vent off together The crowd dwindled away and peace once more reigned in take your sword and your place Y Times Your majesty Mulberry street - I I stammered I do not understand A lustiilnulc Protest I never heard that M de Chevalier Whats that cried the convicted in was dense on these matters tome sir Well if you Five ears cendiarv time presses your place people aint about the worst I ever ran May my hand wither if I do I burst Here I goes out in tne up against I will never stand so before the out evenin an sets tire to the tallest build king iu in town- - sets fire to it so that in Not before the king monsieur but iessn a minute th thing- - shootin before a man who considers himself a blaze 10 feet up into th sky The little wronged too What IsdAuriac whole popp lation is there quiekern so high that he cannot stoop to cross a scat all of you tickled to death at th blade with plain Henry de Bourbon tight For tour an five holies you stood And then it was as if God himself took there vvatchin th fire hours of solid the scales from my eyes and I fell on enjoyment too an it not coslin you a my knees before my king cent Why a circus or th theater or Monsieur I a scandal trial wouldnt have given you He raised me gently thank you it is much for a king to have half as much fun an you know it Ac gained a friend and hark If I am not yet you sit the- - an bring in a verdic mistaken here is de Vitry givin me five yarsin th penitentiary TO BE CONTINUED on all a good time e thats shwn n onght to be considered as a benefac are misunder People who think they or if there wuz any gratitude in til stood are really understood too well kman boozuml X Y Journal Record Chicago CI ¬ ¬ ¬ II turned to me drawn up sufficiently to clear the limb upon which he rested and then he is lowered to the ground kicking and squirming in midair uttering gurgling sounds from his wide open mouth The man on the ground soon has a stout leather collar around his neck and in a jiffy he is tied to a neighboring tree where he recovers his breath and yells all the louder during the repetition of the scene attendant upon the capture of his mate Sometimes during this apparently barbarous but harmless mode of capture the mother bear attracted by the cries of her young will return and view the captors from a distance look ing at the men and her cubs through a clump of bushes and answering the cries of her young as only a bear knows how but never venturing very close being easily scared away by the waving of the arms of the hunters and a shout or two In some instances where the tree is small it is cut off close io the ground after the mother bear has been fright ¬ ened away and is carried in an upright position to one of the hotels in the park where it is lowered on its side in an inclosure and the cubs are caught at leisure San Francisco Chronicle The Smell of Flowers A scientist of note has discovered that the smell of flowers is injurious to the voice He declares that several operatic singers of his acquaintance owe the loss of their voices to their passion for certain sweet smelling flowers Cincinnati Enquirer ¬ as to the nose Popularly he humped or hook nose constitutes the most distinctive feature of the Jew ¬ Observations among th ish face Jews in their most populous centers do not however bear out the theory Thus Majer and Kopernicki 1885 in their extended series found only nine per cent of the hooked type no great r frequency than among the Poles a fact which Weissenberg confirms as to the relative scarcity of the convex nose in profile among his South Russian Jews He agrees however that the uose is often large thick and promi- ¬ nent Weisbach 18771 measured the facial features of 19 Jews and found the largest noses in a lo ig series of peo ole from all over the eat th exceeded in length in fact by the Patagouians The hooked nc se is indee alone sometimes frequent ou r de the Jew- ¬ ish people Olechnowic found for ex- ¬ ample over a third of t e noses of the gentry in southeast Ptland to be of this hooked variety Rinning trie eye over our carefully chosen series of por- ¬ traits selected for vs as typical from tour quarters of Europe Algeria Kus Secondly 1 African Balkan Spagnuoli and Russian Ashkenazim va ¬ rieties visual impression will also con ¬ firm cur deduction Tin Jewish nose is not so often truly con ex in profile Nevertheless it must bp cinfessd that This it gives a hcoked impress tucking a peculiar eems to be due to up of the wirgs as Dr Beddoe ex presses it Prof William Z Ripley in Theory and Practice Monthlj She Im almost baked Ive been Appletons Popnlrr Science ibet up in a closi stuffy rcom for two One Difference hours A ov doesnt care ir hing lbont He What was the occasion for that That is one in his corn pretty lining A meeting of our Fresh Air soHety difference letTveen a bov uvd a glr Yonkers Statesman Washngtou flaA Democrat sia Bosnia and th con tines of Asia representing the -- ¬ THE EOTJRBOJN NEV PARIS KV Rl tfRTJARY 3 1899 GOSSIPY PARAGRAPHS SCINTILLATIONS RELIC OF PAST AGE I Re markably Well Preserred Mr Glenn Brown the architect has as interesting relic in the shape of an old newspaper probably one of the oldest publications to be found in this country It is The Virginia Gazette ¬ RoVal Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar nod the scale ingsburg sports Of empires rises or alternate falls The Buckingham theatre at Louie Bend forth the saving virtues round this land Richmond has quarantined against the villebnrned yesterday morning causing There io no mention made of the colored population of Nicholasville on n loss of 70000 A live wire caused names of the publishers or editors but account of smallpox an advertisement which is inserted the tire Of fourteen American soldiers who asks for rags old seines fishing nets e Alton baking powders are the greatest died between January 8 and 27 fourteen and the like to be brought to the office menacers to health of the present day so that paper can be made from The thrilling Kentucky romance were victims of smallpox it From this it would seem that the firm HOYAL BAKING POWOER CO NEW YORK Nance written by Miss Nsnci Lewi The Sellers Distillery at Versailles manufactured its own paper Green of Lexington is being drama- one of the oldest in Kentucky has been In the news columns which form but a tized and will be produced this season sold to Joseph H McDonald for 6000 small portion of the paper the adverby a company which will be ogranized d A daughter of Ad tisements covering a greater part is a DEWS by a Lexington man dispatch dated London Feb 25 preL oieman turned to death at Harrodc vious giving an account of an insurrec Nineteenth Year Established 1881 burg by her clo hing catching fife from tion in Ireland There are also publish Mrs Fayne Strahn Moore of Atlanta an open grate ed Paines reasons for preserving the Published every Tueiaay and Friday by who is in prison in New York for worK In a primary election at Vnthiana me or lkjuis Uapet The plan of the VASTER CHAMP jng the badger game on Martin Mahor Wednesday George M Dickey won the new French constitution is given and Editors aid Ownei BDfK MJLLER will go on the stage under the manage- endorsement of the Republican a number of dispatches from Paris ap party as pear ment of Sam T Jack She will get tv o the choice Checks Mnnsa mr Mat all n rrrri r-- Tf i Prdr fc for postmaster of Cynthiana j One of the most interesting advertise ¬ hundred dollars p r week f wvntf rtve f f waFirHr Col W W Baldwin has settled with ments in the paper is that of a lottery the Fayette County Fiscal Court for his It states that it will be given by the ADVtiKUIUim tCATKis The Lexington Elks will produce the nine miles of turnpike lying within commissioner appointed to prepare the Displays one dollar per inch for flrnt inee rates each insertion thereafter tioh half opera Polly The Pet of The Regi Fayette county receiving a check for public buildings etc within the city Locals or reading notices ten cents pei of Washington for the reception of contine each insertion Locals in blac type ment at an early date The opera will f 13000 balance due gress and for their permanent residence per line each insertion Wenty cents There are thirty two cases of smal Fractions of lines count as full lines when be given under thu direction of A C after the year 1800 Samuel Blodgett running at line rates Gutzeit who made the Elk production poxin Louisville and 80 in Cincinnati A was the agent for the affair in this citv Obituarf 3s cards of thanks calls on candi dates resolutions of respect and matter of a of Pi afore such a success The opera case of small pox has developed at Nich- LThe capital prize was a hotel with all lke nature ten cents per line Special rates given for large advertise may be given in Paris Mt Sterling and olasville and several persons have been furnishings valued at 50000 There After the most successful week of mp in thp ments and yearly cards were cash prizes of 25000 the whole Richmond exposed to the disease of our business we will re rerdv Monday fehifoVv amounting to 350000 The K Bush W Allen Sr Circuit Clerk hr fU r V J Gov Bradley will attend the Linie Uu j a v wao ucvw ueui as ruuen Willi UUI lcW C- OUIIIILL Pl l olylcS lU Manager Scott who has iust returned died Tuesday night at Harrodsbursr opposition was developed against coln Day Banquet at Dayton Ohio next it Samuel Blodgett was the one whose Saturday night and will respond to thw from New York has booked Richard aged fifty six years He was an toast Abraham Lincoln A Native Mansfield for an appearance at the Lex- - federate He was the father of thirteen heirs claimed a large portion of the na- tional capital ington opera house on May 6th in the children twelve of whom are living Kentuckian There are several advertisements for This famous Cyrano de Bergerac The Shelby county grand jury has i runaway will be the greatest theatrical event Lex- - dieted eight insurance companies for from 6 slaves offering rewards of RUDDLES MILLS to 16 There is an offer of a ington has ever known While in New combining to fix rates in Shelby ville The reward of 40 which would seem large Personals And Other Notes Gathered For York Manager Scott also booked The companies talk of canceling their poli compared with those offered for the The News Readers Turtle which has created snch a sensa cies and withdrawing from the state runaway slaves for eight bushels of tion in Gotham for a date this season Mr John Hanley has the grippe The Hull Army Bill passed the Boupe clover seed stolen from Mount Vernon Tuesday by a vote of 168 to 125 Among The advertisement goes on to state that Mr J O Martin still remains ill the clover seed was stolen from the amendments adopted was one giving granary and is supposed to have the Mi s Mary Hanley 1S the guest of DARKEST AMERICA been frienis at Cynthiana to reduce the taken by negroes It is signed by An Darkest Am rica the President authority W Vogels J Mr Mort Rankin moved to near combined with his Afro Aiuericau Min- strength of companies so as to make a thony Whiting who was Washingtons overseer Skinner bridge Friday minimum total of 50000 men strels will be the attraction at the Grand There is an advertisement in the paGeorge Cox returned la3t week from Monday night Mr Vogel has been Five persona escaped from the Cynthiper of the celebrated horse Eclipse from a visit in Mt Sterling All at Prices that meet all legitimate competition identified with the businens of Al G ana jail Tuesday night They tore a big which many of the thoroughbred horses Misses Axie Orme and Rosie Overbey Fields and Primrose West for twelve stone from the inner wall and climbed of the present day have descended of Paris visited here Suulay years and is familiar with the msnage- - over tne oater Wal ny rn aid of a rope There is also an advertisement of the Miss Naunie Smith of Cynthiana is ment of minstrels and office many mane or tnir oea domes ihey were opening of the city tavern at the sign the guest of Miss Wmui Hanley entertaining features in the combined traced about ten miles Tuesday night of the Bunch of Grapos by John Wise The statement is made that Miss Virgie OIe of Paris was th enterprise which comes here Monday but have not yet been captured northern and southern mails will arrive guest of Miss Effi- - Jett last week night Thebmdwll g e a free con- ¬ M ss Mary Rhodes of Nepton Ky Always ask for Paris Milling at the office until Nov 1 on Mondays cert at noon and at 715 p m The sale Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 p m is the guest of Miss Lizzie Snapp All grocers of reserved seats will begin at Brooks Cos Purity flour On one of the pages is a song comJohn Howard who has been quite ill drug 6tore this morniug keep it Insist on having Purity posed for Lodge No 10 of Charles several days of pneumonia is slightly town commonly called Porto bacco every time improved Mardi Gras The paper consists of four pages of Mr P J Cracraf t and Miss Iva Dan four columns each The size of the Same Fares ton visited friends in Paris Saturday at New Orleans and Mobile QUEEN sheets is about 12 by 18 inches The and Sunday paper was published Thursdays of each limited trains Via Washington LRESCENT Routp Mr Joseph Ewalt and Miss Bessie equipped with elegance runaing on fast Tickets to Philadelphia and New week The ss were all like f s The time One fare rourd trip tickets from York via Washington are sold over paper has been remarkably well preLeonard of Shawhan called on Miss M ly Olver Saturday eveniug Cincinnati and the north on sale daily Pennsylvania Short Lines via Louisville served Washington Star February 6 to 13 good until Feb 28 to and Cincinnati at same fares as over diMiss Fattie Hunter who was the return Also to Birmingham Ala on rect line of Pennsylvania system TickMiracles and LHlettantelam guest of relatives and friends here the the same dates W C Rineakson G ets via Washington are good for ten He Pugin visited Sant Andrea past week returned to her home at Blue P A Cincinnati Ohio days stop over at the National Capital Lick Springs Saturday Fares time of through trains and full della Fratte the scene of the miracuinformation free for the asking Ad lous conversion of AbbeRatisbonne the S S Abney mail carrier will hnul dress Geo E Rockwell A G P A Jew Abbe Ratisbonne entered the A large number of young people en joyed a dance Friday night at Mr John light baggage to and from depot Terms Agent Cincinnati church a lew and came out a Christian having seen there he stated a vision of Cains and ou Monday night at Mr very reasonable Leave orders at Post George Morelandw our Lady The story Pugin said after and Wednesday office tf we are tne peoples menas we re- - seeing the church is demonstrably night at Mr Fraqir Urm s pair your nnen ana put necK oanas on false The man could not have said a STOCK AND TURF NEWS Haggard Reed free prayer in such a hideous church Our At the sale of John Smiths stock etc Wednesday the following prices were Lady could not have chosen such a Of Stock Crop Ete realised 40 shotes from 2 90 to 4 3 Sales and Transfers Notes church for a vision The man could Turf Insure your property against fire Sows and pigs from 14 50 to 1825 3 have had no piety in him to have staid John B Lyle of this city won a 250 wind and lightning in the Hurst Home in such a church at all registered Poland Chiu as miles 3 55 com to 8 geldiug 29 purse race Wednesday at New Orleans Insurance Co a safe and reliable The friend to whom his remarks gelding 46 2 work moles 45 and 65 with his horse Agitator a six to one pany were addressed replied As I heard the O W Miller Agent pair mules 131 20 yearling cattle to Paris Ky story Ratisbonne was not at the mo ¬ H C Current at 2360 20 head same shot ment praying but thinking of the un to J C McClelland at 30 20 Farm Warren Bacon bflught leveb thousand implements sold low The laud was not New York Edam pine apple Neufa couthness of the architecture of the bushels of wheat this week at Lair and off- red place Pugin s whole face changed Is be Shawhan for Brent Bros of this city at chatel cheese that so Then he was a man f God Ha Newton Mitchell tf knew what true Christianity was Try our Leader Coffee six pounds seventy cents per bushel m though he was a Jew I honor bim Try our Leader Coffee six pounds Our Lady The Advocate says that Anderson for 100 F B McDermott would have come to him any Spillman of Danville have bought three for 100 F B McDermott where The story is demonstrably thousand bushels of wheat from George true Nuts raisins dates figs currants by Wilfrid Life of Cardinal Wiseman Harmon at seventy five cents A Popular Hotel Ward seedless raisins Forsyth who is well known Newton Mitchell J Will tf of d Always popular the Palace Hotel in this city will race three Duck Eggs In an Albnmen Factory Wanted Local or traveling salesSixth and Vine street was easily the thoroughbred horses this season They Near Chingkiang China is a great men to 6ell our Oils Greases and Petro- albumen factory for the utilization of most popular hotel in Cincinnati during are b Eberlee Strathmore and Imp latum on commission exclusiveJv or as the duck eggs which are produced in the G A R encampment Excellent Wagner a side line Goods guaranteed and that region in enormous quantities cuisine prompt service and polite emprices low flocks of 4000 and 5000 ducks being Ewes 33 pure bred Cots Cotswold Penn Petrolatum Co Oil Refiners ployes and splendid management has by no means uncommon The eggs are Coraopolis Pa wold ewes descended from Jos Penns It made it the best 2 and 250 per day broken at the rate of from 40000 to to one of Hal Wooddo hotel in America Kentuckians always fine flock All bred 60 000 per day by women who separate Weak Eyes are Made Strong sale by fords fine bucks For find friendsstopping at this hostelry dim vision made clear styes removed the white from the yolk the former be C V Higgins and granulated lids or sore eyes of any ing carefully cleaned and dried until 27sep4s Paris Ky 24jan 2w kind speedily and effectually cured by they resemble fish glue when they are the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve packed in 400 pound cases lined with Its put up in tubes and sold on a guar- - zinc The yolks are passed through tee by all good druggists sieves into 25 gallon receptacles mixed with a salt and borax solution packed For Sale One large anthracite in 500 pound barrels and used in Europe 2t stove Apply to Dr Ussery for preparing and dressing articles of superior quality The albumen finds a ready market in England France and RAILROAD TIME CARD Germany for dyes for the best cotton goods Philadelphia Press N R R L Remark In Au Interesting Jumble Of News And The Foyer Comment A Denver florist has produced a blue Wm Miller a negro rape fiend will carnatiou be hauged this morning at Lagrange Seven cases of smallpox were dis Hall Caine is said to be writing a play covered in the Louisville jail yesterday for Maulti Adams Louisville has declared war on the rngusn sparrows The birds lost heavily on the first volley Mine Patti bas settled 15000 per Fights between wildcats and bull year on her new husbnd dogs are popular diversions with Flem ¬ ¬ ¬ Theatrical And Other wine A Century Old Newspaper That FRANK 404 MAINSTItEET CO PARIS KY and Alexandria Advertiser published in Alexandria The copy is dated Thurs- ¬ day April 25 1793 The motto of the paper which is printed under the title is as follows O thou by whose almighty Safeguards the food against alum ¬ New Goods New Styles New Patterns ¬ TIE B00IB0I three-year-ol- ¬ ¬ ¬ Prices Right ¬ ¬ t mrr Style Right ¬ ¬ Goods Right hicwr --- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ tik 1VT H r- -- ex-Co- n- I I -- j I ¬ ¬ Hamburgs Dmities Laces Ginghams Percales Welts Piques Shirtings Chevots Cottons Sheetings Linens RcadyMade Sheets ¬ Pillcw Cases and Bolsters ¬ ¬ ¬ FRAN K ¬ CO ¬ ¬ ¬ I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - - ¬ i four-year-ol- ¬ ¬ my endeavor this season to LARGELY INCREASE my sales in Wall Paper and if having the most COMPLETE LINE of PAPER both in QUANTITY and QUALITYn STYLE and BEAUTY and LOWNESS PRICE means anything success in this undertaking IS ALREADY ASSURED It will ¬ ¬ ¬ well TO PROSPECTIVE BUYERS will INVESTIGATE this most effective line and by ing protect their own interests WATCH THIS SPACE PARKER CLOTHIERS My CARPETS and PAPERS are bought n conjunction and you can fit your house up ina tasy manner at a small expense Respectfully m vxa 5 3 b JAMES FURNISHERS ARRIVAL OF TRAINS 1SD GENTS From Cincinnati 1058 a m 588 p m 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a m 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m 328 p m From Mavsville 7 42 a m 825 p m DEPARTURE For Appearances Sake She Give you a latch key Never He But wifey just think how the fellows will make fun of me and abuse - is M F TRAINS yon She reflecting Yea thats so Well yon can hare this room key and then yon can tell them yon look it by mistake for the boose key Fliagende J T HINTON Wood Mantels furnished complete Undertaking in all its branches To Cincinnati 5 15 A new Will occupy this space with their announcements and complete line of ready-to-we- ar clothing and gents furnishings is being installed in their big store room latey vacated by H Montgomery ui To Lexington 7 47 a m U0f 10 11 n m KAK KTt XJ n m ivi J in To Richmond 11 n8 a mi 5 4JJ 1016 p m To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carb Agent JJ- - 340 p m a m 7 51 m Blatter Philadelphia Joke Passenger Let me off at Minute Elegant line of Pictures and Room Mouldings etreet Send me your old furniture to be re ¬ Conductor There aint no snch etreet paired to my knowledge Your furniture moved by experienced Ob well Srxty eeoond Paaseager hands etreet wUi fct Pbllaoelpbia Beoord Embalming scientifically attended to CARRIAGES FOR HIRE J THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KYr FRIOAY FEBRUARY 3 1899 5 TIE BODRBOH MEWS 1881 A Notable Re viva The increasing interest and attend anc3 at Rev Pearsons meetiag at the ¬ PEJRSOML MENTION COMERS AND GOERS OBSERVED THE NEWS MAN BY NUPTIAL KNOTS Nineteenth Year Established Second Presbyterian Church are eviat the Post office at Paris Ky as dences that it is one of the best meetings Notes Hastily Enteied Jotted On The Streets At eooni ckss mail matter ever held in this city and the sermons The Depots In The Hotel Lobbies And Ehewheif are being gladly heard by people of all TELEPHONE NO 124 classes and all vocations Mrs Eliza Phillips is ill of the The choirs music which is under the grippe SUBSCRIPTION PRICES direction of Charles B Mitchell is im Payable in Advance Charley McCarthy is ill of pneuJ100 proving with every seivice S2 00 Six months One year The morning service yesterday was the monia gkt a RiW8 costs you cant kvkn CHARGE re Mr C F Clay Jr is visiting in port FROM A GUN FREE OF best one so far The sermon on the ¬ ¬ ¬ Make all Checks Money payable to the order oj Champ Ordera Milifr Etc Monday will be Court Day S Stouts auction Bight aud conrt day H to morrow Best mixed sweet peas fifty ceDts per W M Goodloe pound Yesterday was Ground Hog Day but bis hogship failed to see his shadow the Christian Church Sunday morning and night and family will move into one of the Wilcox cottages on Walkers avenue Eld Z T Sweeney will preach at George Harper - Everything collars 10 cents goes at oost E W this week only H S Stout Dave Miller the barber has located his chtrir in John Ayers shop opposite 27j lm Schwartzs saloon it The News is requested to announce subject At Jesus Feet was earnest tender and sympathetic Last night Rev I Pearsons txt was He That Cometh Unto Me I Will in No Wise Rev Peaisons serCast Him Out mons leaye a lasting impression on his hearers and the meeting will surely le suit in great good Ms Pearson holds an exceedingly interesting service every morning from 10 to 11 for women only after which Rev Pearson preaches a short sermon for the business men Services will be held every moring and night until the meeting closes excepting to morrow There will be no services to morrow morning or evening cordially invited Everybody to all services Seats are free to all Among the visiting ministers who at- ¬ tended the meeting this week were Rev McElroy of Lexington Rev Dr Rout of Versailles and Rev Rutherford Douglass of Nicholasville The various Paris ministers are participating in the meeting ¬ ¬ ¬ Richmond Engagements Announcements And Sol ¬ emnisations Of The Marriage Vows James A Cox and Miss Renna McMillan both of Scott county came to this city yesterday and were married by Squire Thomas Wood Rev Thomas Hornsby the cowboy evangelist who eloped from Madison with Miss Annie Todd has been appre hended in Atlanta A warrant charg ing him with bigamy has been sworn out by Miss Ttodds father ¬ ¬ ¬ NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS EMBROIDERIES LACES Mrs G B Alexander spent yester- f ¬ OBITUARY day in Lexington Mr John Stuart was in Lexington yesterday on business Mrs AmosTurhey was a visitor in Lexingfon yesterday Mr Ed Ware of Cvnthiana was in the city Tuesday night Mr W H Thomas of Lexington was in the city yesterday Miss Lucy Keller has gone to Louisville to visit relatives and friends Miss Mary Brent has returned from a visit to relatives in Covington Ky Miss Annie Louise Clay left yesterday for a visit to friends in Richmond Mr P I McCarthy has been confined to his room for several days with grippe Mrs Dean who has been visiting friends in the city left yesterday for ¬ ¬ ¬ Respectfully Dedicated To The Memory Of The Dead Mrs Mary A Seamonds -- HOSIERY Etc that the Christian Endeavor Society will The seventh incendiary fire to occur have a social to night at the residence of past fortnight destroyed Mrs W J Ran on All are invited in Paris in the R P Dows stable in the rear of the Admission ten cents Simms tobacco ware honse Wednesday D E Eldridge of this county has afternoon about five oclock burning bought sixty five acres of land in Mont- some feed belonging to Mike Murphy gomery county at thirty five dollars per Co who had the stable rented The acre from Leslie R Green who will building was not insured Yesterday morning at eleven the move to Indian Territory eighth incendiary fire partially burned The Cin The Maysville LedyermyB the stable on the Ferguson property on cinnati pest house has 53 small pcx vic- High street recently purchased by W tims and more being added every day H Renick The tire department did Now is the time for Maysville people to excellent work at both fires The Fergo down on shopping excursions They guson stable was insured might strike a bargain counter and get a At the fire yesterday morning Conbeautiful inlaid case of small pox stable Joe Williams arrested Will Leer negro boy who is susThe Parke Ritchey bowling alley in a this city has been closed One of the pected of being an incendiary The boy alleys has been removed from the acted suspiciously aud it is thought building and the other was sold to Will that he is implicated in the crime It is Simms who will use it as a private alley believed that he has accomplices Will Reed Leer has a record of having set fire to at his home The Haggard steam laundry may be moved into the a kitchen on Scott avenue He was arraigned before Judge Purnell yesterbuilding day afternoon and his trial was set for Dr H A Smith who has been Saturday Judge Purnell appointed atpracticing dentistry in this city for two torney John Williams to defend the boy years left Wednesday for Hamilton Municipal Insurance hj where he will locate Dr Smith built up a nice practice during bis reei The recent fines imposed on all fire indence in Paris and the best wishes of a large number of friends will follow him surance companies by the Franklin Circuit Court and the Eubsequent talk of to his new home the withdrawal of the insurance comCall Meeting of The Sufolla panies from Frankfort has served to reClub new and increase the pressure in favor of the passage of a bill to authorize each All members of the Sufolla Dancing city in Kentucky to organize a fire in- ¬ Club will please meet at the Hotel surance system of its own and provide Windsor to nignt at eight oclock for expending the earni gs upon the C O Hinton Prest streets and other municipal expenses Such a bill was introduced in the last Public Auction legislature to allow the city of Frank My entire stock of goods gents fur fort to insure the property in its limits nishings etc will be offered at public but the insurance agents opposed the sale Saturday night and on court day bill so strongly that it was defeated H S Stout Mgr If the insurance companies carry out their threat to withdraw from the state Fined By Judge Webb on account of the fines it will leave property so unprotected that municipal Yesterday in Judge Webbs court insurance will become a necessity and Sallie Wheeler colored was fined 1250 the legislature will be asked to pass the for running a disorderly house necessary laws authorizing the city gov 10 for ernments to Spider Mack was mulcted insure the property of their disorderly conduct citizens ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ten-year-o- Suspected Firebug Caught ld ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ aged eighty eight died Wednesday at the home of her grand son W H Kerr at North Middletown The deceased was the relict of Preston Seamonds and was the mother of Mrs Elizabeth Long of California and Mrs Davis of Arkansas The funeral service will be held this morning at eleven oclock at the residence of Mr Kerr The remains will be interred at the family burying ground at Seamonds Mill Mrs Nannie Remington Kiser daugh ter of B F Remington of this city died yesterday morning of consumption at the home of her husband Jefferson Kiser near Paris The deceased is sur vived by her husband and five sons The remains will leave the residence at two oclock this afternoon and services Chicago will be held at three oclock at the Eld J S Sweeney has gone South grave in the Paris cemetery by Rev F tor a much neeOd vacation to recuper- J Cheek The pall bearers will be ate his nealth Chas Conway E M Dickson A P Miss Margaret Butler of Vine street Adair G W Wyatt G T McCarney will entertain the Violet Whist Club to- Lawrence Van hook morrow afternoon Frank P Colcord a well known farm ¬ Misses May me McDermott and An er died Wednesday night at his home nie Tracy are guests of Miss Bessie Ken- - near this city aged about sixty five years The deceased was a bachelor aud ney iu Mt Sterling Mrs Jas D Feeney of Richmond leaves an estate valued at about 30000 has returned home after a visit to her The funeral services will be held at his late residence at 1230 to day by Rev sister Mrs F B Carr The remains will be E H Rutherford Mrs J K Spears entertained the buried at Cane Ridge with Masonic Young Married Ladies Euchre Club honors The honorary pall bearers will Wednesday afternoon be Messrs E F Clay Henry Spears Ray Mann is able to be out again C C Leer Wm Tarr J R Rogers after being confined to his room by in- Nat Rogers Catesby Woodford J E flammatory rheumatism Clay Mrs Jas Withers of Cynthiana is Mrs Elizabeth Throckmorton aged spending a few days with her daughter eighty five who was stricken with par Mrs J W Davis on High street alysis Saturday died Monday night at the Hamilton Roberts the bright little home of her grand sou Jack Clark near son of Dr H H Roberts has been Paris She is survived by three cbildren Charles and John Throckmorton of quite ill for several days but is now imthis city and Mrs Dulcina Hamilton of proved and a sister Mrs Evaline I he Jemima Johnson Chapter of the Newport Tbe deceased D A R will be entertained this after- Hanson of Lexington noon by Mrs C Alexander and daugh was a devoted member of the Baptist church and was a most estimable woter Mrs O L Davis man Funeral services were held Wed Prof A M Gutzeit who has been nesday morning at the Clark home bv confined to his room for several weeks Rev F W Eberhardt Her grandsons is improving and hopes to be out by acted as pall bearers the first of the week ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ b CONDONS Actual Facts Plainly Shtel To close out all our Winter Good- - in the next ftO days we ¬ have marked down all our stock to figures beyond com parison for goods of equal quality All our Ladies and Childrens Capes and Full line of Zephyrs Ice Wool SaxoDy Jackets at cost and Germantown Yarn Special reduction in Dress Goods 100 Embroidery Silks and Materials of all descriptions at cut prices goods now G9c comprising Satin Berbers Broadcloths and Euglish Coverts Ladies and childrens Seamless Hose2ftc ¬ Large line of All Wool Dress Goods at 25c and 39c per yd formerly 50 and 75c See our extra wide Table Linen at 50c per yd worth double and our size Dinner Napkins at 100 worth fully twice as much quality for 10c per pair The best val¬ ue in Paris Blankets from 39c to 3 50 per pair re duced to one half of of former prices Standard brands of Bleached cotton 5c Best Unbleached cotton 5c Very best Percales at 8J 10 4 Sheeting 18 and 15c ¬ Handsome Pictures and Rocking Chairs Given foray If you cannot read this small print at a distance of 14 incite van r eyesight is failing and should have immediate attention r 3 Imperial spectacles and eyeglasses have perfect lenses always perfectly enrttvdP made of purest material set in frames of the highest elasticity and co sequently of t duratoiliiy united with the utmost lightness and elegance When both frames and lersnew are scientifically fitted by Dr CL H Bowens system they always give satisfaction for tlN5y are perfect Never buy cheap spectacles nor of men who do not know hero to mu tbejwu You will get poorly adjusted spectacles or poor imperfect lenses and are butts off withOETS any glasses than with either o these defects Buy imperial spectacles of a reliable jfcHlSjtfl dealer and they will last longer without change and be cheapest in tbe end ata We have engaged the servit es of Dr C H Bowen who ubhT isii our store on the second and last Thursdays of each month and in iter all to call and have their eyes examined for which there is n charge Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded cfj jNext rF fiJSHIOET ABLE pBkK V ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Now is your chance to buy goods at The Distillery Combine goes this week cost Everything W col-¬ Monarch shirts 75 cents E The consolidation of fifty seven Ken H S Stout lars 10 cents tucky distilleries under the name of the Kentucky Distillers and Warehouse Rileys Return Company has been completed by C H late of Riley Orannon has returned to New Stoll of New York will have Lexington a capital The new company York from San Francisco He arrived stock of 32000000 and will be incorabout two weeks ago and since that porated under the laws of New Jersey time is credited with having cleared It will control ninety per cent of the some 15000 or 20000 from the New distilleries in Kentucky Among the York pool rooms Now however he distilleries to be controlled by the new has change his line and opened a pool- ¬ company are the Paris Distilling Co room upder the name of a commission the G O White Co the Peacock dis establishment in the Wall street section tillery and the Bourbon distillery in this His rooms are on Broad street and he is city and county the Wm Tarr and the associated with the Mahoney Bros and Pepper distillery at Lexington sixteen Bookmaker Lack man The fact that distilleries in Louisville the C B Cook Orannon has been in California lately Comp ny an3 the Edgewater in Cynthiwill be of great value to him in estimat- ana ing the form of the horses -- visit Thursday February 9 1899 ¬ 9 I WE HAVE RECEIVED A SPLENDID STOCK OP ¬ IMPORTED SUITINGS AND TROUSERIRflS FOR FALL AND WINTER Our Prices are lower than any houpe in Central Kentucky whf n quality and style are considered We ask you to give us a call ¬ S E TIPTON FlE MBHOHAXT TATT ORM Cutter ¬ Brother Barnes In Washington Warrants Executed Yesterday Circuit Clerk Chas F Butler received a return of the seventy odd warrants against the insurance companies indicted by the Bourbon grand jury The cases will be tried at the March term of the Bourbon Circuit Court The warrants were issued on Friday January 13th which combination of dates may be unlucky for the in surance companies ¬ ¬ Heinzs baked beans in tomato sauce F B McDermott TALKING THROUGH HIS HAT the man is who tells yon that he can rival our laundry work in beauty or gen ¬ eral satisfaction to the wearer We laundry meth ¬ keep on top in ods and we take special pains to please each individual patron in tbe exquisite finish and general renovation of their linen Care in handling is our watch ¬ up-to-da- Our Hypercritical Contemporary Our neighbor The Reporter says The News proof reader is not altogether reliable because Morton was printed instead of Morrison Now a casual glance at yesterdays Reporter would not impress one that that paper edited by a Winchester man and managed by n Ewing Station man- milliner afforded eyen an excuse ot a prof reader The News proof reader wore the end off his pencil marking errors in the Reporter grammatical typographical orthographical invertions repetitions omissions all of the transpositions rankest kind The Reporters proof reader is invited to view the errors aggregating nearly five score which are marked on a copy of yesterdays edition of the Reporter which he can see in the Broadway show window of The News office -- I feel the Lord has called me to My agency insures against Washington said Rev Geo O Barnes evangelist while seated in fire wind and storm best old re- ¬ the Kentucky the parlor of his newly established home liable prompt paying compa- ¬ Brother street northwest at 1635 P nies non union Barnes will doubtless preach the gospel W 0 HINTON Agent of love in the wicked Natioual Capital but it is doubtful if he will dogreatgood He is now preaching in a small church at Eighteenth street and Massachusetts avenue He preached his first sermon there on January 22 te AUCTION word COvHCMT V A Runaway Team Capt Winn In Washington The Courier Journal Wednesday said Winn Charles Captain that of Paris formerly Captain of Company I Second Kentucky was in the city and was an applicant for a second lieu tenancy in the regular army He had an appointment to see the President yes- 500 Pairs Boots and Sips The Bourbon Steam Laundrv W M HINTON JR 4 T about five T E Clays fine carriage was oclock as being driven from Turney Clarks up livery stable something about the town tongue broke and the horses ran away In turning into Main street the carriage struck the express wagon the carriage being overturned and having la wheel broken and the driver being thrown to the street Thinking perhaps a lady was in the carriage Dong Thomas ran after Religious Announcements the f lightened team and caught one of the horses near J T Hintons store Rev E G B Mann will fill his pulOfficer Mernaugh caueht the other one and the team was stopped The carriage pit at the Methodist Church Sunday was considerably damaged It is re- There will be no services at night on acmarkable that no one was hurt by the count of the protracted meeting at the runaway Second Presbyterian Church ¬ ¬ Yesterday afternoon BRO Proprietors Telephoie No ¬ ¬ Fresh Meal Exchanged for corn at Spears Sons Office near L N Freight Depot m Public Auction Everything goes at auction Feb 4 to-morr- Will sell a consignment ot 500 pairs of Mens Boots Ladies and Childrens Fine Shoes at auction in Gnadingers store- - om on to morrow morning at ten oclock These goods are from tbe finest man ufacturers in the country and will be terday jM sold to the highest bidder regardless of cash Joe Bailey Sold G et the sizes of your family and eome to the auction his A T FORSYTH Auctioneer J E Clay of this city has sold Cypacer Joe Bailey 2111 by noted Feb 3 1899 clone dam by Twilight to a Boston party The price is thought to be eight hundred dollars Joe Bailey is the win ner of a number of goo race and was named for Congressman Joe oaney oi Five room brick residence on Seventh street Bath room and other conven ¬ Texas J K SPEARS iences Apply to ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CLEARANCE SALE OF- - MISSES AND CHILDRENS For Rent SCHOOL SHOES Spring Heel Good Stock 1 Nothhg Shoddy- - Tbey go at 75 aid court- - lay H S Stout Mgr Use Parib Milling Co s Purity flour for sale by all grocers Ask for it Take no other Try o lr Leader Coffee six pounds for F B McDermott loo cts ter pair -- Cottage For Rent Nice cottage of four rooms apply to C ARNSPARGER Gocd values in other lines at Reduced Prices Better see these goods as they vi go quick Twenty five per cent discount on all Winter underwear at Price Tby onr Leader Coffee six ponnds for F B McDermott fOO Cos clothiers DAVIS THOMSON ISGrRIGGk SEP1 SwNgQ33 1 6 THE BOURBON NEWS t THE BOURBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY TWILIGHT REVERIE i t j MYSTERIOUS LIGHT AT SEA mess plate to pile up the sand in front of me Mine was thrown a way And Three Steamers Didnt I nd era tan d when it was night I smoked half of It Uut the Prince of Mon logarty s last pipeful and after that I aco Knew rolled over on to half of Fogartys blan- ¬ ket Mine was thrown away The prince of Monaco has been Thank God we didntget puuett red known since 1885 as an enthusiastic this day I muttered It was night and student of the sea and its various forms silent about The Red Cross men were of life He usually spends his summers busy in the study of oceanographic prob-¬ lem and his cruises have on some octoo tired to give a care Kid Im said Fogarty casions been extended almost to the A couple of days later I awoke in the coasts of America A short time ago he delivered a lecture before the Royal morning feeling stiff and tired We were encamped about the city At noon Geographical society in London in my face burned and 1 did not answer which he told this incident One afternoon while in the Bay of mess call I wanted to sleep At four Biscaj- - he sank the trap in which he oclock Fogarty felt my cheeks Fll tell the tap sergeant to let you collected specimens of sea life It went pound the bunk awhile longer he to the bottom in over 1200 feet o water and as night approached he fas said The next day I was in the hospital tened to the wire attached to it an elec feeling hot and thirsty and hungry all trie buoy and then stood off a mile oi at once The air in the hospital tent fo It did not happen to occur to him was full of groans and the odor of that he was right in the track of steamdrugs It was also stifling The boys ers plying between northern Europe about me had felt the weight of a loco- ¬ and the Mediterranean but he was re motive concentrated into a Mauser ball minded of the fact later As he and his 14 sailors were watch To me Fogarty said ing w ith a good deal of satisfaction the Kid youve got the fever After that 1 did not see him for six swaying buoy with its brilliant illumiweeks because 1 was sent bark to the nation a steamers lightscame into view States on a hospital transport 1 had It was soon evidenced that the steamer reached the furlough stage which was curious to know the meaning ot mean that delirium was over and that the illumination for she altered tvr She my lever had flickered out leaving only course and made for the light knew that no fishing boats came cut so half of me and a disreputable appetite when Fogarty came 1 had no clothes far from land and so determined to Up she came to to go on furlough with nothing but a solve the myster a quarter of a mile of the buoy tattered shirt and a debilitated pair of within cavalry trousers and the worst of it slowed up for a minute and then start ed ahead perhaps a little disgusted at was I could not get any It is not hard for me to recall the the incident that had lured her several events of that night when Fogarty miles out of her course She had hardly got away when a came I was watching the Red Cross second steamer came into view and men unload a hospital train A procession of stretchers was passing from the she too bore down upon the lighted The marines on the princes cars to the fever tents Some of the buoy sick men had been forced to walk Had vessel understood by this time that the I not seen others staggering through illumination was probably believed to the twilight I would have said thai be evidence of a disaster Just as the Fogarty was drunk again He dragged princes steamer was moving up to ex plain matters she was nearly run down a huge blanket roll by one of the large liners in the orienWell Kid wheres your other part tal trade which had also left her course he questioned weakly render what ieay embraced him that night to The swell wasassistance she couldthe very heavy and Fogarty the profane the resVfsced prinee feared a collision as the three And when he told me that he had moths the brought along a bundle of ray clothes vessels approached He light like veered a candle therefore from camp 1 could not speak for my around off and the other vessel after standvoice cords were numb 1 only whim on their ing by for a few minutes pered Fever leaves one childish weak way anel probably never went learned the you know cause of that nights illumination at Fogartj had lugged along my things sea with his own and he a sick man He Hut the incident gave the prince a had remembered me after six weeks pointer He carefully refrained thereremembered me who was only a recruit after from exhibiting his electric buoy I tell you gentlemen there are men in on any of the much traveled ocean Uncle Sams cavalry N Y Sun 3 1899 DREYFUS ISLAND HOME KAIJLKOAIi riStK CARD fllnnn- ih - Print i Though the vghfs dim shadows failing Nineteenth Year Established 1881 Have blurred the light To you dear my heart is calling Published every Tuesday and Friday by Calling to night WALTER CHAMP Editors and Owiers BRUCE MILLER Though no more the sunlight gistena In sky of blue In the shadows one still listens Longing for you A CLERICAL GAME WARDEN And memory artist of truth one Michigan Mi OlBcial Lives with A Paintsthatsdear face pure in youtn face tair and Hi 1okm FLshcn Hunts and Sub ¬ Radiant in grace The Great Tragedy That Was Enacted L From Cincinnati m K R R in Its Neighborhood that tost About 120U0 Lives ARRIVAL OF TRAINS ¬ ¬ sists l lion the KtsuliN - CalWan eountj Mich boast s of the only cTaryHMIll game wardon in Amer ica Rev Isaac oilier who is known Mother mother Cant you hear me Do those cold skies throughout the state as Henry D that Thoreau of Michigan as he has for Hold the spirit eyes would near me Oh are your many years lived alone with his dog in a cottage on the shore of ioguac T earths sorrows and pities blind Have you no word lake summer winter and every sea To token dear that human mind son spending- his time in fishing and May know youve heard hunting and in the study of books and Only silence Breaths from mead ¬ nature ows A pas sionate regard for nature hai Lone have found me led this unique clergyman to live among Mystic silence and the shadows around the flowers and trees tiu birds and -- Close Wallace me Miller in Atlanta ConstiEtta animals of the woods Years of botantution ical training made it possible for him to understand the flowers which he plucks by the roadside or in Che fields The Fifth Man or forests Never does a day pass that the venerable character with his f i li pole may not be seen wending his By W L Comfort way to the waters edge for his cussB toming fish His expert knowledge of angling makes him known among fish ermen as Our Iaak Walton and he was the heaviest and most Not only does he FDGABTY man in the troop More- ¬ lives out his title fish but lie studies his prey He knows over he had the reddest face I ever the fis and their habits and is at home saw with one exception a man con ¬ among them nected with political adjustments back A strange place is his cottage on in my native burg Maybe I wrong lathed un plastered but the home or Fogarty It depends upon the point of n contented man Be subsists entirely view from which one scans depravity upon the results of his hunting and Briefly his faults were these He not only sells hi fish for fishing He terrorized recruits Following the few groceries and supplies which tach pay day he flirted with serpentine be requires but he is fond of them a eombipatious until broke He was ut He is his own cook terly devoid of reverence or moral cona regular diet His tei he makes from the wild plant ception He cursed incessantly exeblossoms Known as the Jersey tea and cuting weird flourishes and introduc the onh poffee which he uses is made ing innovations of the most nerve from the hickory nuts which be gath- I nhriveling nature Scientists would ers Above all he is hale heart v and have called him a study of degeneracj healthy although 6S years of bis life Cavalrymen deemed him only super1 liveclosj But he says have passed ficially depraved because he threw 1 do live not exist to nature and so away money and loved his horse Mint Greek Latin Hebrew Chaldaic S Julep was the horses name riac French and modern languages are Now I was a recruit and in Fogarty a read by the quaint character and nc iquad No man or boy is a rational bematter how busy a day he has spent ing during his first month in the caval among his fish friends he closes it bj ry service Veterans say their marked reading chapter in his Greek Testa success in ilfe is due to it or their ment Apart from the world he never failure A recruit has much 1o learn neglects his religion and studies re but first of all he must overcome the ligious questions of modern and ancient If excharacter pression his face is prone to assume Rev Isaac oilier was born in Greene He learns that jt is unprofitable to excounty N V and in his mere child- patiate upon the rich appointments of hood he astonished his parents by de his residence far away and upon the claring his intention to enter the min princely salary he threw up He learns istry He took a course of study in to grin while his trousers are sticking the Coxsackie N Y academy and to his legs because they are chafed and then the grammar school at New Bruns- bloody from bareback riding in the wick N J He received his diploma bull ring He learns that the United from Rutgers college following this States commissariat does not supply by a three vets theological course pie silken hose or scented pillows He His first call was to Coeyraaas on the learns the peculiar devilishness of Hudson river where he preached for southern army r Amps in sultr- weathfive years In 1866 he entered upon his er He learns to eat flies and other duties as pastor of the Dutch Reformed strange things and to eat them in church of Battle Creek leaving in vicious sunshine He learns what a ter1ST for Richboro Ia on a like call ror the rainy season is for one who where he remained 14 years returning cant get in out of for several reasons it to preach as a Congregationalist in the He learns to chew holes in his tongue Augusta church After his return to a Battle Creek he took up his Thoreau when a superior officer calls him dis expreslike life and hascontinued ever since in grace to his country and other sive things He learns how insignificant this plan of living atom for a Be h jusi been appointed game It is possible laugh human whole to be busiat the warden for Calhoun county by State He learns to Warden Chase Osborne and announces ness and write home how strong and emphatically that he will use the same happy he is Some recruits never get rational rigor in the fulfillment of the law as They in the expounding of the Scriptures and riiey take things seriously the traveling of the woods for nature mutter God help me and bad things study No one can fail to understand about wars and armies I enlisted about the time poems on why he is called the Henry D Thoreau the Maine became unpopular Fogarty of Michigan Chicago Inter Ocean applied a system of ghoulish tort ore to ma ke me miserable I concluded that SHOOTING STARS he was a cunningly constructed object Sumo Facts Concerning Them Which for ray hatred and that his heart was packed in ice What I concluded about Have Keen Ascertained barmy life in general I kept to myself Astronuiurm thereby scoring a hit One evening I won a foot race and The present state of science does not admit yet of our knowing whether found myself a friend of Fogartys the contact of the shooting stars and Old soldiers are fond of physical demaerolites has had any effect at all on onstrations He was in my set of fours the earths motion But we can as¬ on troop drill the next morning Nat sume that in the process of time the urally my horse had it in for me beamount of shooting stars and meteors cause it was only a tilty trembly rewill decrease For an given group of cruit and the bridle did not fit Sev- ¬ The former it is almost certain that it eral officers had already directed sterewas once more conspicuous than it is otyped call downs at me The troop halted for a moment while horsemen to du and that it is rrowini less the periodic returns pass on Of course formed on our right We stood at atin this assumption we must take into tention very properly all except Fo- ¬ account variations of densitv at differ- - garty To my bewilderment he slipped ent parts of the steadily moving cur- - down from his mount deftly and quickrent variations which can produce ly tightened my bridle on both sides showers that are now more dense and of the curb and stepped over bis horse now more sparse For this reason the again whispering live me a chew tobacco Kid constant enumeration of shooting stars He had risked reprimand to do me a oies quite important since this alone will teach us in the long run good turn and the ice packing which I whether or not the phenomenon is re pictured about bis heart oozed out ot all v losing in richness and if it is to my mind forever We were on the skirmish line towhat degree and under the sway of what laws gether crawling up the drenched hill When a shooting star breaks into in front of Santiag Fogarty and I flame in our atmosphere the residuum We heard the droning death whistle of tb combustion remains in the air which is thrown from Mauser barrels and can be found in what is known as and saw the punctures which the whisatmospheric dust The virgin snow of tling things made in roots and sand and the polar regions was often been to in soldiers We turned our faces up be spotted with traces of dust which when it rained and gaped like lizards contained particles of iron Like parti do We tried to cough out the sand We cles are found on church towers and which caked in our throats canelsewhere Among the minute bodies propped up our heads with empty that dance in the suns rays there are teen when neck muscles collapsed Wr certainly particles of shooting stars burned our hands on the barreisof our The sands of the African deserts when own carbines Cartridge belts burned mined by a microscope present our waists We did not mind any of traces of very small iron particles these things which seem to have been subject eel to a We knew nothing felt nothing but high temperature and the Challenger th heat It was the sunshine that we en its remarkable trip in the Atlantic cursed at huskily the terrible sun of found at times in its drag net frag ¬ Cuba It put a throbbing weight in our ments of magnetic iron which we have heads Jt made us laugh It bound oiv every reason to believe fell from the limbs It mixed the stifling smoke of sky Sir William Thompson Lord KeJ powder with the steaming choking vin and Kit liter have even seen in the stench of the ground That stench aerolites the disseminators of the which the sun made is fever It filled germs of life throughout the universe our stomachs our lungs and our brains 0 F Bianco in Chautr yiiuin When the command Rest was heard ¬ ¬ Surely death cannot enthrall you Making you dumb To my voice dear when I call you Call you to come ¬ ¬ Fevers ¬ -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i ¬ ¬ -- marama-could-only-see-me-now ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ He routes That night Fogarty stretched his great body out on a mattress a real INDIAN AFFECTIONATENESS one for the first lime in two months His feet protruded through the iron there Is Much of It Shown In the rods at the lower end of the bedstead Everyday Lives of the So Are those women going to be here Called Savages pointedl nodded tew a couple of nurses I - ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ His tongue was dry liive it was on the Cuban hills that day A beam of the low white moon looked in through the flap of the tent and rested on Fogartys hands It made them seem pallid but his face was very hct and red It chars An ugly fever is typhoid ones brain and body with slow flame It stretches the eyelids wide apart In the middle of the day it glows to a white heat It turns one into a helpless animal that feels only an incurable thirst and a craving stomach an ani- ¬ mal that moans for ice water when the nurse is busy wrapping up a dead man in the next cot a staring eyed animal that knows therr are such things as home and friends and death but cares not Listlessly he watches a companion fall into that chilled sleep Typhoid plays with four men and gets earnest with the fifth fatally earnest The moon was high when I left Fogarty that night A couple of weeks later he looked at me hard one morning It was going badly with him Why dont you go home he asked tenderly It wasnt like the old Fog ¬ Indians are not ashamed to show Why its a cinch to have the fevers tneir affection to one another Chums who have been separated for any length here aint it Kid artys voice I said ¬ ¬ ¬ Havent got a furlough yet lying The papers were eight days old Havent got a hat either I already continued I had been wearing Fogar- ¬ ¬ ¬ Mine was lost Take care of this dough for me will you Kid I didnt have time to blow a It gets my nerve with this red He gave me his last months pav Fogarty was getting hot and the nurse pushed me away Keep the hat you got on Kid His I could barely hear his voic was not very red now How I face wished he could see the pain inside of Keep the hat yon got on me for him Kid Ill get another if I dont croak tys j thirst ¬ i ¬ ¬ The doctor hung around Fogartys cot the next night The nurse had drawn a chair close to hira I held a lantern near The rain clouds were venting themselves outside Watch out for Mint Julep Kid mumbled poor Fogarty He was not lookiug at me His eyes stared at the sleeping- flie on top of the tent His eyelids were far apart - ¬ Theyll the Kid Nope --- be good friendsJulep and ¬ i sworn off ask the Kid Oh I forgot the Kids gone home to his mother got sick you know nice little chap the Kid make Gore home way up a good soldier north to his mother The nurse fanned him His eyes still stared at the sleeping flies The nu se knew then that Fogarty was picked out for a fifth man Siienlljr she fanned him and watched Not long after that Fogarty was mustered out of the service And all this is to show how I peered under the veneer whiofc envirevment made and sow a pre warm ieart Detroit Free Tress not drinking a thing x both good fellows rf time are likely when they meet tc p it their arms around and hug and kiss one another Often two young men wiil be seen standing or sitting elose toget her and holering hands or with the arm of one about the neck of the other My old father among the Blackfeet always puts his arms around me and hugs me when we meet after an absence The purely social side of life in an Indian camp could not fail to interest anyone who might be introduced to it In the family relation the Indian He shows a side which is attractive family as we love loves his wife and ours and he thinks of them before thinking of himself But besides the natural affection that any animal has for its young the Indian cares for his children for another reason He is in ¬ tensely patriotic His pride in his tribe and its achievements is very strong He glories in the prowess of its braves and the wisdom of its chiefs his son tl rills as he hears told over and over again the stories of the victories which his people have won over their enemies he rejoices at the return of a successful war party In the children growing up in the camp in the bojs shooting th blunt headed arrows at the black- ¬ birds and ground squirrels or yelling and shouting with excitement in th mimic warfares which constitute a part of their sport in the girls whom he sees nursing their puppies or helping their mothers at their work he recognizes those who a few years hence must bear the responsibilities of the tribe uphold its past glories or protect it from danger as he and his ancestors No wonder he loves them have done Indians seldom punish their children vet usuallv these are well trained though chiefly by advice and counsel WThen a tiny little boy who has just received his first bow and arrows starts out of the lodge to play with his fellows his mother is likely to say to Be careful now do not do anyhim thing bad do not hit anyone do not shoot anyone with your arrows You may hurt people with those things if you are not careful Pay attention to George Bird Grinnell in what I say Atlantic It Was a Startler Yes he said we were out sleiga riding lawst evening and Miss Millie was driving and she didnt hold me in very tight you know and the sleigh struck a rut and I went head over heels into a snow bank Didnt it startle you queried the pretty girl on the right it gave me he answered Yaas Cleveland Plain Dealer quite a turn One Way to Tell They are engaged she had said after having watched the couple across the aisle for some time Why do you say engaged instead of he asked married WTell after a woman is married she til exhibits the same proprietary in ¬ terest in a man but she doesnt seem to Chicago Post be so proud of it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ The island on which Dreyfus is Im prisoned within sight of the South American coast and 27 miles from Cayenne French Guiana is known ag Devils island lie du Diable while the three islands in the t lie group are aown together as Salvation island lies ue Salut The contrast between these names is certainly striking and the way in which they became applied to these little rocks is interesting and alls to mind one of the greatest trage dies in colonization that ever occurred The islands have considerable ver dure but in the early days oi French Guiana they had a j mtation forster ity which they elicl not deserve unci on this account no use was made f them They were named Ileselu Diable anel were thought to be of no value un td thousands of wretched immigrants ftom France who were perishing anong the pestilential swamps on the Keurou river fled to them in the hope t liit they might escape death 1 was in 17615 that about 13000 per son from Alsace Lorraine and Saint ong were landed on the banks of the louou France was smarting undei the Humiliation of having been compelled to cede Canada o England and the oright idea occurred to some of her public men to replaee the lost ter ritory by dubbing Guiana Equatorial France anel sending thither fleet after Beet of colonists A more cruelly mis managed enterprise was never known The men who aroused in France en thusiasm for emigration knew nothing whatever of the country to which they invited the poor victims They recalled that in Canada the French had greatly enjoyed the sport of skating and ac cordingly a large supply of skates was sent with the colonists to tropical America It was thought also that in their leisure hours they would require amusement and so a company of actors was sent on one of the ships to build a rheater in Equatorial France Those w ho provided these means of diversion however forgot to send sufficient food supplies and no arrangements were made for landing and housing the set tiers The Chevalier de Turgot who was appointed leader of the expedition took care to remain in France The unhappy victims of this blund r began to perish by thousands and they thought that if they could only get away from the plague spot where they had landed thev might have a chance to live They were told that the three islands which they saw off shore were the lies du Diable and that they were At worth nothing for human uses least cried the poor unfortunates in their desperation they are swept by ocean breezes There is no poison in the air among those islands We will call them the lies du Salut for we may hope that they will savj us fron utter extinction This is how it happened that the hree islands came to be known Salvation islands and thj name ha lung to them ever since As a group they are known by no other name The immigrants gathered up what was let of the supply of provisions anel 330 men women and children all that weie left of the 13000 who had landeel on the neighboring coast crowded upon the narrow rocky area which could com fortably hold only about 400 person- They landed on the islands without shelter or clothing and being exposed to bad weather and having only the scantiest supply of food their suffer ing was great and most of them died on the rocks which they had hoped would help to save their lives A few hundred of them at last succeeded in getting back to the French port from vhich they had sailed The Salvation islands were not occupied again until 1852 when the transport of convicts to Guiana began Saint loseph and the lie Royal now lorro the convict station proper On English maps the three islands are called the Salut islands and the name He du Diable originally extended over the group now applies only to the island ra which Dreyfus is a prisoner and which is occupied only by him and his guards The islands are of about the sam irea They form the apexes of a tri angle and between them are deep chan nels where large vessels may ride at anchor or lie moored to the shore They have little wood or water but rain is stored in cisterns The shoresare rocky nuel here and there jut out into promon tories and cliffs From Devils island Dreyfus may plainly see the other two islands and the mainland only seven miies awav X Y Sun I i 1 e ¬ 328 pm From Maysville 742 a 1058 a m 538 p 1010 p m From Lexington 511 a in 745 a m 333 p m 627 p m From Richmond 505 a m 740 a m in- 325 p m DEPARTURE OF TRAINS ¬ To Cincinnati o 15 a m 751 a m 340 p m To Lexington 747 a m 1105 a m 545 p m 1014 p m To Richmond 1108 a m 543 p m 1016 pm To Maysville 750 a m 635 p m F B Carr Agent i mm i m et TIME TABLE EAST bound ¬ Ar Lexington Lv leington Lv Winchester Ar Mt Sterling Ar New York Ar Ar Lv Louisville ¬ Phtlaielphial05am 705pm WEST BOUND Washington 0pm 830am 115am S4tpm ll2am 8o0pm S TOam 5Vpm 1158am 92opm 915am 50pm 225pm fcSOpm 050ara 705pm 65 am 340pm 1 1 1240nn 908pin t ¬ Ar Winchester Ar Lexington Ar Frankfort A r 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Lve Johnson Lve Duvall Lve Paris c 9 9 9 2 Haw No 4 PaR - No 6 Mixed l H40ami rtfiill I0 2sam 10 0mi 4Sam Lve Stamping Grnd IC Ill 00m Lve rtwitz- - r 111 07am Lve Elkhorn ill 2tiam 7 10pm 9 15am Arr Frankfort a Dttly except Sunday a Connects wlh L A N b connects with J C conhectH with Ky Central 10 32a in i7nni 43am 50am 50pm 55pm 03pm 6 17pm 7 50am 20pm 7 5lam H 26pm 6 32pm 6Mpmj 8 22am 6 4Xpm 8 40am 6 56pm 8 55am 5 5 4pm ¬ KENTUCKY CENTRAL POINTS P M 4ri 340j I AM ¬ f0 30 840 Ar 750Lv Ar 70 Lv 616 1142 Ar 720 100 Ar Georgetown Paris Maysville Winchester Richmond rankrort Ar Lv Ar D 20 7ii lOrzH ft AM P M 17 Lv 030 540 45 Lv 709 25 Lv tf20 200 GEO 3 HARPER G nl Supt JOS K NEWTON G P A ¬ ¬ ¬ DeSUK The Leading Specialists cf America 20 YEARS IN OHIO 250000 Cured WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of younjr and middlo ajred men are troubled with this disease many unconsciously lhcy may Iiavo a smart ing sensation small twisting stream sharp cutting painsnt times flight din charsro difficulty in commencing weak organ emissions and all the symptoms of nervous debility they have jSllilC T KK Dont let doctors evperimenton you by cutting stretching or tearing you l hn will not euro you as it will return Our NEW METHOD TREAT ¬ MENT absorbs the stricture tissue henco removes the t net uro permanently It can never return No pain no suffer ¬ ing no dotention from business by our method lbosvialorgnnarestrenrth ened Th nerves aro invigorated and tho bli3 of manhood rctumd -- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ It is not generally known that n Prague there exists a goose bourse where yearly some 3000000 geef shange hands Its most active time lasts generally from about six to eight weeks from the middle of September till the first days of November During this time immense flocks of geese are driven into the suburbs especially from the districts lying on the right sank of the Weischel These are then onducted at night over the bridges to the Jewish quarters the trade being principally in the hands of the Isreal tes As the geese pre driven in from long distances they are shod that is to say walken repeatedly over patches f iar mixed with fine sand Thi forms on the feet of the geese i hard crust and they thu shod are able to cover -- tieese with Shoes Thousands cf young and miHdle aged men are having their scxrcl igor and vitality continually capped by this dis ease iney are frequently uiconcious of the cause- of these symptom Lcncral Weakness Innntural Dirchaiges Fail ¬ ing Manhood Ncrvouncs Poor Mem ¬ ory Irritability at time martins Sen ¬ sation Sunken Lyes wilh dark circles WeuU Eaek Ocnoral Depression Lack Varicocele Shrunken of Ambition Parts etc JLELi and STRUTHRE miy bo tho cause Dont consult family doctors as they hnvo no expeneueo in thc e pccial disares- - dont allow QuacUs to experiment on you Consult Specialist who have modi a lire study of Disea esot Men nrl Women Uur NEW METHOD TREATJKNT will posi tively euro you Ono thousand dollars for a case we accept for- treatment and a cure cannot cure Terms moderate ¬ - WECURE GLEET fr CURES GUARANTEED immense distances without fatigue Bucharest llumanische Llovd want you to buy me George 1 drum like all the other boys have Father No you would make too much noise There would be no living in the house w ith you But papa I promise really and truly I wont beat it only when you art Brooklyn Life tsieep Papa 1 strhtlre tmpotency secret drains unnatukal discharg ES Kl Wc treat rnd rn- EMISSIONS VARIOiCELE SYPiiriJS ftLKET Fair Terms fNEY and BLADDER Diseases ROOKS CONSULTATION FREE FREE If urable to call write for QHRSTTON HOME BLANK for TREATMENT Kennedys Kergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O 4Y1ja afJ B m tVTj ja BatiJ i i THE BOCHBON NEWS PARIS KY FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3 1899 Inovii I want I onsumption We are sure you do not Nobody wants it But it comes to many thousands every year Itcomes to those who have had coughs and colds until the throat is raw and the lining membranes of the lungs are Stop your cough inflamed when it first appears and you remove the great danger of future trouble In a small village just outside Nottingham a farm laborer went to the general store which was kept by an old woman not overstocked with brains and asked for a pahnd o bacon The old lady produced the bacon and cut a piece off but could not find the poundwtight Oh never mind t pahnd weight said he me fist just weighs a pahnd so put ther bacon in t scales The woman confidently placed the bacon into one side of the scales while the man put his fist into the other side and of course took good care to have good weight While the woman was wrapping the bacon up the pound weight was found and on seeing it the man said Nah you see if me fist dont just weigh a pahnd The pound weight was accordingly put into one scale and the mans fist into the other this time only just to balance The old woman on seeing this said Wha 1 never seed aught so near afore Heres a red herrin for thee honesty me lad London Spare ¬ Reward for Honesty THE FIRST TELEGRAPH It Is Traced Back Many Yoara to the Indemnity of Three French Schoolboys In these days of inventions it is In ¬ teresting to look back and see what small beginnings have brought about great results The first telegraph can be traced to the school days of three French boys A well known French astronomer Chappe uHauteroche adopted his three nephews and when he was once setting out on a scientific journey he placed the youngest one who was destined for the priesthood in the clerical seminary in Angers The two others were sent to a school situated directly opposite the seminary The three brothers were much attached to one another and the young est Claude who was in the seminary found it especially hard to do without the others They at least were to¬ gether but he was all alone and he was so seldom allowed outside of the in stitution that he had but few chances of speaking to them From his win clow he could see theirs and thev de cided upon certain hours when they were to meet in this way and converse by signs But after all that was a very unsatisfactory means of communication and Claude who felt most that necessity which is the mother of Invention could not rest until he had found a better He experimented in all manner of ways and finally decided in favor of an apparatus consistingof a long white ruler turning on an axis in its center At each end was another ruler likewise turning on its axis With these three he could maic all manner of figures He then sent his brothers an alphabet in which every letter was represented by one of the figures taken by the rul ers took his post in the window and Itegan his operations and great was his joy when his brothers sent him messenger with the exact translation of his signs There was soon a telegraph in their window also and while they were separated throughout their school days the brothers talked to one another bv means of their sicrn Ian guage This was between 1770 and 1775 About 20 years later when the French army was defending the frontier gainst the armies of the allied troops the northern division which was at 3f miels distance from Paris could within a few minutes send word of its victorv to the national convention then in session in the Tuileries and receive the an swer from the convention The northern division has deserved the gratitude of the country And what had happened that were no longer sent by courier A few months before this event Abbe Chappe had informed the convention of his telegraphic invention The plar was tried and found practical and decree of Julv 20 1793 commissioned the abbe to establish a telegraph linf between Paris and Lille The line con sisted of 12 towers from one and one half to two miles distant from eacr other and on each tower was an ap pantos built on the same principles as the ruler telegraph of the school days It was so arranged that a man eouk work it from a room in the tower an at the same time watch through field glasses the messages sent him and see that his own were in turn correctly repeated It was in this way that tiu northern division sent the news of the victory which is said to be the firsl telegraphic dispatch Claude Chappe died young but hi brother Joseph who had shared his work of perfecting the telegraph and had helped him in the supervision oi the many lines gradually being built took his place as director of the sys tem Harpers Hound Table ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ A wealthy lady recently lost a satchel con taining jewels worth 150000 and now offer The i -- ward of 20000 cash to the tinder loss of health is far more serious than the loss of jewels and yet it can he recovered without paying big reAards A little money invested in Hostetter Stomach Bitters will restore strength to the weak purify the hlood establish regularity of the bowels and help the stomach to properly digest the food taken into it ¬ Reward of f20000 Offered THANKFUL TO MRS PINKHAM Earnest Words Prom Women Who Have Been Believed of Backache Mrs Pinkham Warns Against 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Pirato Kxplal uinc nn Attack on Grant Shan ¬ Lay Within Short Rangerand With Then non His Associate Was an Ambitious Rifles the Spanish Force Was Reduced I Fried Cbfcken Eater and Finally Conquered Mrs John A Logan once gave to a A series of sketches by Flank R newspaper reporter in this city a letter Stockton on The Buccaneers of Oui from a southern editor that created a lot ot talk It was immediately after Coast is one of the features of St the death of General Grant The ro Nicholas Mr Stockton tells of the adl porter had gone to the Logan residence ventures of Bartholemy Portuguez to interview the general about some wno witn a small crew in a small ves ¬ matter then before congress The gen- sel captured a huge Spanish merchant ¬ eral was in bed and the reporter was man in the Caribbean sea Mr Stockton shown to his room In the course of the says The little pirate sailed boldly to ¬ evening Mrs Logan entered the bed- ward the big Spaniard and the latter chamber and took part in the conversa- vessel utterly astonished at the audac- ¬ tion In her hand she held a letter the ity of this attack for the pirates flag contents of which her husband knew was flying lay to head to the wind about She wanted to give it to the re- and waited the gunners standing by i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Between Them Heller and Barer Con elnde s Transaction by Raising Their Whips On Their Heads fa Their Saddles With the Lot YOU WILL v FinsriD porter but the general objected But as the newspaper man started to leave Mrs Logan slipped the envelope into his hand The next morning nearly every newspaper in the country printed a copy ot it it was a rare ana racy document Colonel Alexander G Horn of Meridian Miss then the editor of The Daily Mercury was its author The letter was intended as an explanation of an editorial that had appeared a few weeks before in The Mercury Colonel Horn and J J Shannon were associates in the publication of the aforesaid journal On the morning following the death of the hero of Appomattox The Mercury contained one of the most cruel articles about General Grant ever printed by a press k dared any true southerner to grieve or show signs of sorrow over his ftemisfi It called nnon the oeoDle of Dixie land to exult and rejoice at the death of the man who had slain their sons and burned their homes The people of Meridian were astounded They went to the editor Colonel Horn and asked him in the name of peace to write another article withdrawing it He was obdurate and instead of doing as his neighbors wished dictated another one equally as fierce as the first At that moment the name of Colonel Shannon wes before the senate awaiting confirmation as postmaster at Meridian An enemy of his knowing the love that General Logan had for General Grant inclosed copies of the paper to him expecting ihat Logan would oppose Shan nons nomination Shannon and Horn had a dispute over the editorial and their relations became so strained that a street duel was only averted by the interference of mutual friends Colonel Horns letter to General Logan was to the effect that Colonel Shannon was innocent of the article and had known nothing about it until he saw it in the paper I cannot quote the letter with literal exactness but a part of it was as follows No Shannon had nothing to do with it In the first place he hasnt sense enough to conceive such a senti ment as was expressed in the editorial and if he had he would be too cowardly to write it He is my partner I am sorry to say but by making him postmaster you will afford me the opportunity of getting rid of him And why not take him John There is a mighty narrow strip between the radical republicanism that you repre- ¬ sent and the Cleveland Mugwumpery that Shannon tries to represent He is not a Democrat never was and never will be I predict that you will soon have him over on your side and God speed the dy TVe Democrats down here dont want him I am growing old but I am still in possession of my mental faculties and I hope to live many years longer to tell the truth from day to day about the despised Yankees and their politics I am seriously afflicted with hemiplegia 1 out of else I would have mauled h Shannon long ago Logan you ought to remember me as one of the fellows that figured some what conspicuously in the Kemper county txials I guess I can take the credit to myself of having had the Dem ocrats who killed the Radicals there acquitted before the courts I would like another job of the sarue kind You and I ought to be friends Op popites leget liking You have been a broth of a boy in your party and I have ben a sheol of a fellow in mine General Logan replied good natured ly to this epistle after which a friend- ¬ ly correspondence sprang up between the erratic genius at Meridian and tne senator Logan read the Shannon letter in the committee room of the senate and then laughingly said that inasmuch as his friend Colonel Horn wanted Shannon confirmed he didnt see how he could oppose him Colonel Horn unreconstructed has long since passed into silence and a few years later Colo- ¬ nel Shannon was buried at his old home in Paulding Miss a town once made famous by the publication of The Weekly Clarion many years ago of which paper he was one of the founders During the Sullivan Kilrain trial at Purvis some years ago I sat at the break fast table with Sullivan and Colonel Shannon Sullivan ate three fried chick ens Shannon four Charlie Rich the great sportsman got the two to enter a fried chicken eating match Some one asked Sullivan how many he thought be could get away with and Sullivan said about eight up Shannon Eight Well to do better than that you will You may be the champion prizefighter but you will have to whet up that appetite of yours before you can take away the chicken eating champion ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ i When the pirates had come near enough to see and understand tne size and power of the vessel they naa tnougfit of attacking they did not as might have been expected put about and sail away at the best of their ves sels speed but they kept straight on their course as if they were about to fall upon a great unwieldy merchant- ¬ man manned by common sailors Perceiving the foolhardiness of the little vessel the Spanish commander determined to give it a lesson which would teach its captain to understand better the relative power of great vessels and little ones so as soon as tbe Plates vessel was near enough he or- dered a broadside fired upon it The Spanish ship had a great many people on board It had a crew of 70 men and besides these there were some passen- 8ers and regular marines and know- ing that the captain had determined to fire upon the approaching vessel every body had gathered on deck to see the little pirate ship go down But the ten great cannon balls which were shot out at Bartholemy s little craft all missed their aim and before the guns could be reloaded or the great ship be got around so as to deliver her other broadside the pirate vessel was alongside of her Bartholemy had fired none of his cannon Such guns were useless against so huge a foe What he was after was a hand to hand combat on the deck of the Spanish ship The pirates were all ready for hot work They had thrown aside their coats and shirts as if each of them were going into a prizefight and with their cutlasses in their hnds and their pis- tols and knives in their belts tney scrambled like monkeys up tbe sides of the great ship But Spaniards are brave men and good fighters there were more than twice as many of them as there were of tbe pirates and it was not long before the latter found out that they could not capture that vessel by boarding it So over the side they turn- bled as fast as they could go leaving some of their number dead and wounded behind them They jumped into their own vessel and then they put off to a short distance to take breath and get ready for a different kind of fight The triumphant Spaniards now prepared to get rid of this boatload of half naked wild beasts which they could easily do if they took better aim with their can non than they had done before But to their amazement they soon found that they could do nothing with the guns nor were they able to work their ship so as to get it into position for effectual shots Bartholemy and his men laid aside their cutlasses and their pistols and took up muskets with which they were well provided Their vessel lay within very short range of tbe Span ish ship and whenever a man could be seen through the portholes or showed himself in the rigging or anywhere else where it was necessary to go in order to work the ship he made himself a tar- get for the good aim of the pirates The pirate vessel cculd move about as it leased for it required but a few men to manaee it and so it kept out of the way cf tbe Spanish guns and its best marksmen crouching close to the deck fired and fired whenever a Spanish head was to be seen For five long hours this unequal contest was kept up It might have reminded one of a man with a slender rod and a long delicate line who bad hooked a big salmon The man could not pull in the salmon but on the other hand the salmon could not hurt the man and in the course of time the big fish would be tired out and tbe man would get out his landing net and scoop him in Now Bartholemy thought he could scoop in the Spanish vesseL So many of ber men bad been shot that the two crews would be more nearly equal So he boldly ran his vessel alongside the big ship and again boarded her Then there was another great fight on the decks The Spaniards bad ceased to be triumphant but they had become desand in the fnrj comSatf ¬ their cannon ¬ ¬ ¬ j ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ui mates wwo lhu wounded But the Spaniards fared worse than that More than half of the iiiv men who had not been shot by the rates went down before their cutlasses and pistols and it was not long before pi¬ Bartholemy had captured the great Spanish ship It was a fearful and a costly victory he had gained A great part of his own men were lying dead or h pless on the deck and of the Spanii- - ie uuly 40 were i uL the accounts must hav- - been nearly all wounded or disabled Dont Lay I I have no place to laj my head lb - - mm1 i QTnoQrn frnm ¬ ship she sobbed Her good fairy at once appeared The chickens were bought and cleaned ured the latter Be careful then and were ready for the iron when the th f srwi dont lose colonel was taken violently ill Befor6 waving her wand he coma recover Sullivan was out of it fa fte o f the state -J- ames a Evans in Chicago enobantrfa let i that tuderstood Times Herald would be a calorific period in the there Artificial ice is made even in Juneau ancient municipality ttitft evening Detroit Journal daring the summer i ¬ The Chicago stockyards are unique among the great marts of the world In no other place say those who are most familiar with fit daily routine is so large an aggregate of business transact ed in the language of gestures and with eat the serateh of h noisy pent of the stockyards A whip is held high in air across a sea of clat- tering horns the signal is answered by the momentary uplifting of a hand and i bunch Of Cattle worth thmiBDnda nt dollars is sold There is something splendidly pic turesque and even spectacular in these wordless transactions They ignore the artificialities of tbe complex system up on which modern business relationships are almost universally maintained Trade in the cattle pens gets boldly back to primitive simplicity It is done on honor not on paper And tbe undis puted transfer of millions of dollars worth of the property here dealt in proves that a bargain sealed with the wave of the whip and an assenting ges ture of the hand is quite as safe and sacred as if the whole transaction were recorded in black and white The trader in the wheat pit is armed with his tally card upon which he pauses to note the names of those with whom he deals and the amount nature and price of the commodities bought and sold The broker upon the floor of the Stock Exchange places equal reliance upon the quickly penciled memoranda made at the moment when the details of each transaction were upon the lips of those concerned in its fulfillment but the buyer and seller of the yards carry whips not pencils and their deals are recorded in memory instead of written upon trading cards As well try to picture tbe old knights making laborious written memoranda of their challenges as to think of the rough and ready traders of the cattle yards pausing in their saddles to jot down upon paper their purchases and sales Such a procedure would bid defiance to the very nature of things and do violence to the magnificent unconventionally of every environment Is there never any trouble in this kind of dealing a leading commission man was aslid If you mean do the men goback on their bargains made by whip and hand I can answer never was the traders answer as he brought his trim black horse to a halt in the cattle alley and leaned forward in his saddle There another place in America or the isnt whole world for that matter where so much business is done on the basis of personal integrity without a written word to show for the transactions as right here and the he continued method beats all the bonds on earth The days business in these pens will run about 1500000 And how is it done Little talk a considerable waving of whips and hands and no exchange of written documents betwaen buyers and sellers Here is a bunch of cattle that will figure up about 10000 Over there in the other alley is a buyer who this morning offered me a price of f 5 10 for them I thought that I could do better but the market has been a little off and I have decided to let the bunch go at his offer Up to the present moment we have exchanged about a dozen words on this subject Now if be is willing to pay the price which he named in the morning Ill 6how you how a 10000 bunch of fat steers is sold without word of mouth or a scratch of writing at the time the bargain is really made The commission man then straightened up in the saddle and waited for the distant buyer to look in his direction A moment later this representative of a big packing house wheeled his horse about and faced in the direction of the seller Instantly the commission man lifted high his rawhide riding whip and held it aloft His attitude was as striking as that of a cavalry colonel uplifting his saber to concentrate the attention of his regiment before making a desperate charge The pose however was full of natural grace and freedom and showed that the man was more at ease in the saddle than he could have been out of it Only a moment elapsed before the alert eye of the buyer caught sight of the upraised whip The next instant he raised his hand a little above his head held it motionless a moment and then dropped it with a forward movement Quickly the seller repeated the motion of assent with his whip and then turn ¬ ing to his caller said Thats all there is to it To a stran-¬ ger this kind of a performance looks like a long range sign talk between deaf mutes but we understand each other perfectly We both know how many cattle there are in the bunch and the price at which they have been sold Had we been within speaking distance of each other the transaction would probably have been a verbal one just for the saki of sociability but not be cause it would have mae the bargain better understood or any more binding Chicago Post A Coin In the Bottle have been patented all kinds of There schemes devised for the purpose of se curing a bottle that cannot be refilled after having once been emptied of its contents A great deal of fraud is said to be perpetrated by tilling the bottles of some standard liqnor wirh an inferior grade and palming it olf as the original oottllng An ingenious Philadelhian oposes to accomplish this by blowing a coin in the body of the glass bottle ¬ and he thinks that this will be tempt ing enough to induce some 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