km 0’ Icon scraps out
the
host. an llsrthy'd try
”I! on couldn‘t bol on
win Ins noun the wais'.
in that sweet embrace.
‘ touch; an the lye to bring
’u peach.
little cousin trick
on beauty on swaytn form
slit-Mum soap 'lth it stick.
wt»
HUM»! I couldn't hope
MM ills b‘llln soup.
- ~n’ some o-sottlu here
”sin ti them ole times over.
. In!“
”who married that down east drover.
H. L. Boston in “The Quilting Boo.”
ER FROM “FLAT FEET.”
W by a sleet Strip.
in?
r’prop‘er places.
If?-
to,‘be placed in position.
‘wlll.
"’ "Horses With Wheel."
. m
use on
. ' es-Democrst.
.. ' ' loop of i’ompeli.
{all}! ll“
,.
- wonderfully of late.
Harmonia
' t hooves use shluln upon '
fromtbo wood ssh leach
’ full on she'd so! on sing
. was some! was took by storm
‘ V‘msune’n fell f'um her golden
bow fair was that fairest 0’ girls
,b‘yl Huln’t seen ’er for seven-
(infill. Down 01 the Arch 1-
, In the foot that the. beauty of a
‘ ‘mlled foot is much appreciated by
. of an artistic turn of mind, has
frequently by poets and verse-
there has been until lately lit-
, ‘ “ from a scientific point of
”on in its direct opposite—tho
In a great number of instances
m the occasion of considerable
"j bring, generally resulting from
H us down of the arch—that is.
moment of some of the many
bones of the foot either from
‘ n or some disease of tho muscu-
ture. As the weight of the body
lyrests upon the foot,fhere is
. . . tnnlty for the bones to get back
5} result is that those little bones
rubbing against each other. and
sin gets more and‘more severe.
‘ ly the person afflicted in this
it} thinks that he or she has rheuma-
linens lets it go at that. Until re-
tly the only remedy was a steel soled
shoe that was clumsy and heavy. The
I!!! device is interesting. It is an ”in
” curved to fit the foot, made of n
‘ , stripof steel andacling usaspring.
It is covered either with leather or with
.v‘t‘xlcaniued rubber to prevent rusting,
and. needing no fastening, but simply
it can be
changed from one shoe to another at
, In position it acts simply as n sup.
port. literally holding up the bones and
giving them an opportunity to slip back
4 Ship their proper places. While any “in
sole" ‘0! the approximate shape will
. ' in relief, the best results are reached
on] when one is especially made from
oust or intpression of the foot. A great
. lion of the people troubled with
' ,flt feet come from the north of Europe,
mayor them from the lowlands of Ger-
many. The inhabitants of the south or
Europe. strangely enough, are seldom
nbled with anything of the sort.
" {Choir lnsteps, especially in the case of
secures. are nearly always highly arched
Ind finely formed—New York Tribune.
“It was in the early days of railroad-
iufi in the south," remarked the gentle-
' issuwith the stock of reminiscences the
other day. "I was located in Florida
' t. the dima when the government
f , mode Visible of the Seminole ludi-
éilpof‘thlt state. and in order to impress
" minnbtahle Billy Bowlegs, the To-
find: of the Seminoles, it had invited
“bop big ohieftaiu’ to make a trip
._ it seat of the national government.
§ll was a bit dubious aboutaccepting
nvitation,"fearing possibly that the
, t father at Washington might have
giving?!) his life or happiness, but
wee Walled upon to make tho trip,
and he embarked on board of the train
' ill I great show of courage. The
‘ from 01 that period were not the fliers
“today—lunch on many of the short
‘ . _ engineers were compelled to
” into! their cabs and walk to lighten
" train and permit it to proceed at an
on no of speed. When Billy Bow-
léfl rammed from his visit, be had
overcome his trepidation nnd looked
with-corn upon the locomotives. l vis-
ted Bill a day or twu after his return
twist of his prominent proboscis, ‘horse
(1 wheels no good! Big heap no good!
‘ ' . on horse better than two. Run Why
all time. While man heap smart. ln-
heap better. Huh I' "-—-New Orleans
been in use for 3,000 years
is twice mentioned in the Bible. A
your! one a soap hoiler’s shop was
. :- lnPompeit, having been bar-
.» th the terrible ruin of ashes
. lupon that city 79 A. D.‘ The
w' found in the shop had not lost all
may. although tilted been buried
nurse-San Franciwo News Lot-
M~Mdc's complexion has im-
_ shifts. Bhols beginniugto
NM, how to put it on.-New
* to the village hall were
ills. end this was the war
admit this gentlemen to
lie gentleman
ill“ in Christian“.
king hauling tiles
unlit-Worms Claim of
Foreign Testimony '
Make a mental note of this.
The induerser is well known in South
Norwslk. .
Hts veracity is unquestioned.
You are reading local evidence.
Iuvesti ting home testimony.
South "orwulk ucws for South Nor-
walk people. .
"it‘s not front Maine or Michigan.
Suspicion can’t lurk around it.
. Honesty is its prominent clinractcris~
llC. , ‘
Home iudorsemem its salient point.
Mr. Geo. N Warren, oyster planter
and dealer, of No. 2 Chestnut street.
says:
"1 have been subjected to inclement
weather, and it is quite possible that
exposure while superintendiug particu-
lar branches of my business induced
kidney mrtublcs. At all events when
consignments are being shipped to Eu-
rope, and this is the busiest part of the
season, ,1 fuel my back troubling me
most. I know l bud kidney complaint
for a long time. and chewing to see
Dunn's Kidney l’ills advertised RS a
kidney rcumly. and not a cure-all. l
luul confidence enough in them to get
a box in Pluislcd‘s drug store and fry
tltcm.‘ The first box convinced me
that (boy were just what l needed. so
I look uuotlicr box. l (lid not require
any more after that. for my back bc—
cmnc well. I proscribed lhcm for my
son. who has had it weak back from
boyhood. They cured him."
Dunn's Kidney Pills are sold for 50
cents llf‘l’ box. or six boxes for $2.50.
Fostcr~.\lilburu Co. Buffalo. N. Y..
solo agents for the U. 3. Scot by mail
on receipt of pricc. For sale by all
dealers. Remember the uutuc—Doan’l
-—and take no substitute.
The Best ‘
Christmas
Present
for yourself ifdyou live,
famlylf ou ie.is an
mont pol cy in the
Connecticut General Life
Insurance Co..of Hartford.
With insurance as with everything
else. the host is the cheapest. on
do per day will give a young man
of ousand do lars insurance to
toenio lumselfln old age. You
do not oose what you have paid
if you stop paying any time after
three ears cash vs. no, or paid
up pol cy. or be insured for the
{oil amount for the balance of the
arm.
I. B. L'HOMMIDIEU.
4 South Main Street.
(1 your
ndowu-
A 75¢
TEA
FOR
A35cl
In 1 pound pack-
ages at
Sam’l.
Comstock
‘ Jrl’s,
72NORTH
MMN
STREEr
toaiin’AIursl color bflnfignAlu BED!
\ h I‘ no lirelturmwn. piruesuf (NlOI, 'tl ill" bottle
LEWH "All! 'l‘flhlt' mum-we dsmlmff. mops
, It‘llhlltf'lllllllhll' nndqtmmolm ruwllt lllle bottle
w- u ujuw.‘ N'l' ( It I: s t‘ullun all. Y
E. G. Tomllnson. Druguist. ..
R. H. Plaisted, Drugglst.
Perfectlon
Radiator
Heats adjoiuin or upper room
without addift oinsl expense for
us .
Csllsnd See it. Repairs for any
stove that's made.
THE
NCIVIILK "If“! I we. 00.
lost Ind Wumutonsmusudu.
READIUII
‘I'HI
5‘ WAN?
0.5“.“
W
rmdo‘o" sonnet-iii m s; rumma-
com the Destruction or a nook—Um
or nu spa-tam 4,:- Killed or Wau-
oo—onm uncouth-s Ills rum.
KEY WEST. Jan. ill.—-—'I‘be following Hu-
vann news has men received here: By or-
der of the civil governor of Pucrto Pris»
clpo, Order Avecllln, the following women
have been arrested in that city: Comp-
olon Agrantonfe, widow of Francisco Hans
chess urt, secretary of the treasury
in the last war, and mother of ‘Beoismln.
Callisto, Armando. Alfredo and Eugenio
Sanchez Agramontc. all in the revolution,
the latter (Eugenio) being Gotnez's phy—
sician; Angela Silva do Reolo, wife of
Brigadier Lope Recio Loynoz: Maria
A gullnr, sister of Antonio Aguilar Verona,
tax-Cuban civil governor of Puerto Prin—
clpo.
It is also rumored that Pn‘sldcnt Disne-
ros’ sister and the following prominent
Iltlzens lnlve been tim‘stod: Jose Moi-ell y
Xllquas, Carlos Adan y Musvldal. Ramon
Bosh y Bozo. Alberto Agmmenm y firms.
Jose More y Porn, Vlceto Ramirez y lulu»
inn and runny others.
The city is terribly excited, not only on
account of these arrests. but also becamso
of the suppression of El Pueblo. Persons
wishing to leave the city are unable to do
so,‘tho governor prohibiting their dopar~
turn. The wmdltionf'of the jail is frightful.
There are no notomnmdutlons for women.
and those urmsted are tmnflncd with com-
mon criminals.
Gomez was lust reported at tlierunch Ln
Colophon, “our Sanctl Spiritus. There are
runny rebel movements in that situation and
Remedlos. Gomez nppcnrs to be milking at
concentration of mbcl forms preparatory
to a formal advance. The government. is
rushing troops to that sexvtlou and estab-
lishing a strong line on the borders of Mo:
lenses and Home (‘lom provinces. lr. is
said that (iouu-z has given orders to mn-
tlnuo the skirmislilug policy and lo pwss
no lights with troops. but to human tin-m
until the dry season is ovor. He has also
ordered the rupture of all ruffle possible.
it appears that Uottiomivill not mute to
Havana province yet, knowing that he
would be. caught in n trnp. its this section
affords no facilities to deploy his forces.
Thom um nowoods or bills, and besides it
is crosses! with toomnny roads. Then. mu.
\l‘t-ylur would throw on Gomez 40.00!) or
50,000 men the governor gcncrnl bus in
hiding behind the frm‘lm. (immv. knows
chlur‘s plan uud is too smart to be
taillight.
Marshal l's lion 3h Riders.
NEWARK. N. .l.. .lun. 19.--Williulu Joy
Morsbnll, who fought, with ('ustvr. served
llllfll'l‘ fit-110ml Miles uud spout. slx yours
in frontier but tics in 'l'oxus and New More
loo, wants to “n at tho head of n crnupnuy
of tough riders and drive the .‘Ilmnlsh :ml‘
diory out of Cubs.
"1 lutvo 100 during nwu. ull used to the
saddle and romly to tile for ('ulmn imle»
pendent-c. of. my book." be sold in n corre-
spondent, "mul ill] 1 wunt is to be lundcd
in Cuba and lhl'lllt‘fl and equipptd for tho
fray. “
Marshall is n grizzly wit-run of on ymrs.
lie liws at 4 Howard street. this city. He
is u dusts-minntof .lolm Joy of Virginia
and of l‘liief Justice Murslmll. 'l'bevt‘
moms to be no nonsense in llllll. He wants
the (iulnm junto to consider his uppllmt
tiou seriously,
When the war of tho mbolliuu broke out.
Morslmll was it private in f‘ompony A,
New Jersey volunfwrs. At. Fslr ()nks. in
Him, after distinguishing himself in but-
tlo. lie was phonon-d to the cuplnllu-y of
his minipnny.
Ho next. was promoted to mujor of flll'
vompnny ol’ mounted rifles in Signl's
brigmlo. but resigned to become cupiuln
of (‘ompmty F.1“ourfli regiment of the
some brimulc. lie was wounded scrum!
times in the lit bottles in which he was
unusual.
Marshall sold [but for st‘val weeks be
bad boon «fungal in hunting up men
whom he know to be fearless, crock pistol
shots. t‘Jlll'lll‘lll short sivortlsnu‘n and flu-
pccrs of the bust burst-mun in tho country.
“l have It!" mun now who will louver
Nowurk at 48 liount' null-1|.“ be sold.
"’l‘lwy urn willing to ncocpt tlto lurtuuvs
of \mi‘ mul know who! to expect if mp-
turml by tho Spanish. If We can land in
(‘ulm. I'll gttm‘oult-v fluff. we wlll Iw ltem'tl
from in bulllv.
“If the (‘ubun junm novels men who
will curry on u guerrilla wurf‘um Illnt‘.
slmll‘s Rough Riders, us I will cull lbvtn.
will Inukt- n l'l‘t'ill'll. Wltli |.l)llll such fob
lows i would tlrlvo Wn-ylm‘ into the suit. " be
decluml ontltusltwtlt-nlly.
Mnrsbnll l-llllll bu would trot his men
rctuly to mow- us soon us he bout-ll from
(Eulmn lunulquurtors in New York. He
feels Util'l'Jtlll tlmt bumuldvollwt by vol<
unlury coutrlbutlon tlu- arms necessary for
the expedition. but. lm'ls tlutt lils rough
riders ought to be provided with horse.- on
rem-hing (.‘ulm.
Spanish fiunlmat Blown lip.
HAVANA, Jun. lll.«~»’l‘be unnlmnts Usu-
vllnvln uml liolmupnuo loft Monsmtlllu on
tho night of Jun. ill wlth flu! nbjm-t of go.
lug up the river (lulllfl to Fort litmmo, in
uoutpllmm' with tin! orders of lll‘lll‘l‘ill
llmwb. At 10 o'clock on the morning of
Jun. l7 both guuhouts wuru lit'lll‘ Mango
luntllng. when llll csplimlou of u torpmln,
which bud been well plot-ml in Hip river,
sunk tho llclmntmm». Those of tluv crow
who survlvrd sworn mwunl shore. but
were fired on from the bunks. Attbls
crltlmvl nmmout u lz-ont was lummluul from
tho Cl‘lllllll'lll, which row-uni the men in
flu-writer. in view of the lllstrltt‘flnns uml
tho foot that the comnmmlcr of flip “out!
m-lu and nvm'lyullnf tluu-wwwvf both
mmlxmfs had been wriously woundul. tho
osmslltlon bull to wturnm Muumulllu.
Senor Martinez of the lhvlmnpugo woo so
rlouely wounded in the explosion. on well
es Aeslsfunt Engineer .lru'ohl lluls. (lun-
ncr Fmooluv Murtlncz and Munich VI
route iifllll‘l‘, .lmm illtlllll‘llil mul Felix
lllnz. while Puymnsf‘cr Auteur. (flilof ill'fl»
wr Mommoro, Engineer Pnzmlelu nod Mm
the pilot and four others were slightly
hounded. Hit: of the officers and crew
(delved wounds of store nrlcss severity. (in
the mtnlsmt (‘untlnolo the noinmomlor,
Honor l’uerm. WM seriously wounded,
while of the crow one was klll‘ml. and (Jor-
porsl Manuel Cabanas, Pilot llursu. As-
sistant littuluoer Maritime and six of the
crew were wounded.
lipst- Yields "see stars.
Wssutsoros..mu. libw'l‘bo simntsh gov—
ernment has decided to semis to soother
demand sfrom this «runny. The element!
was that armies charm against Ameri-
sin vessels which hurl rlsttusl Cum mm
A citrus: scram mm or. L0,,
were killed outright. Mid ull of the rout row
Tm
hurl
a: crew s More s
Ilmllormu tip-tin still refuses tom
fawning on the umtslslm of rim"
01m is the totem»! the rhino». is-
rmant! son. Tillmlotm was is still our
”discussion. '
‘" The mm M in behalf of American
vowels trading with. Cuban ports was
neat to Madrid M two months on». It
pointed out tint ntlfovsna particularly
ships plying between that plane and pm
of this country had been unjustly dim-im—
inated against in my “moon. in some
some flue- wm imposed mines the no
sols for elm infractions of hurls»: regv
elation . in when the motions were
inaccurately rem. Mastery filmy.
addressing Minister Taylor, logs-d that
prompt mutation hr: made to spam
hhnt‘the treatment. of the ships of this
country in Cuban waters appmml from
autumn: mpom to be our-h as In warrant
the demand than in lnstnnws which be
specifically pointed out time slumhl bun
restitution of certain sums of "luxury to
shtpowncrl.
MRS. lswm
I!" Alleged Ann-pile. In ”to Killing of
Her Ill-bond “use to Indian
BAerons, Jan. f9.-~Tlu.~trinl of mm
of the most remarkable: rum in the a'flllll'
mil annals of Maryland lw just burn mu
cludcd in the criminal scrim. 'l'lw. flifh'fltl’
out was a woman, who was indicted in "it!
Charles munty mun. as an ffl'f‘tfllfy In
the funnier of her husband. The "MM
damaging testimony outline: the Wdyllwll
was («pectin to crime from a now who mu
convicted of the mzmler nml rm whom the
dumb sentence has been msml.
in a crmfvssioo made tiu- clay following
his conviction and mutants! to death for
the murder of James J. lrwin, “rumor
Matthews declared that be bad been in
trltvtl to the crime by Mrs. lrwin. and N»
[robber they had planned and about“! it.
It was honeyed that his tcsrlrrmny, along
with circumstantial erbium-r» from or her
quarters. might bring the death Wtflurt
down on the widow of the vorrrrimsl own.
But when MntIhoWs was put. on the mood
he refusal to testify against horn: even to
be sworn in on case:
After Miltll’wvvs had refused to Ila-«vhf?
the store cloml its cow. The» Glf'ff'le' slut
not even submit. any I‘Vlflvnr'i', and lb“
mom was given to the jury without xii-gm
intent. Without leaving their «at. tiw
jury found nntl gave in their verdict .1
not guilty.
Charged With Mulls: Hooks.
Bones. Jan. li'.-~f':rrl ll. tomorrows.
vim-d and llr‘llll'llt‘l'rl to won-e bllf'v‘f' 1”“!!le
in tho House of Correction for sir-Mina
books from Boston Public lllmm. in has
npurtmenrs warp found not only 2.» bmlu
from the llosrou libmry. but also :I ham:
number housing the stamp of tiw l’vlhltv
library of Hartford. 2! dismtrh {nun W.»
hu'lnu. do. says flml' f'ht’ish‘nmu lv-ff rim:
place about tun yours um: analthal lw
logs.
The (131'. rendition.
lmVDoN. Jim. lb. . 'l‘bv‘ Vienna ruff"
swollen! of Tim lhtlly Tull-growl} snow that
it ls nu m‘t'ri'f flail. fhr' Mar iiiflr'rfi m1?!)
simmlly from slight. m-rvuunrtms and from
insomnia (luv to 4m rwiirlr. " if «no mm
settled." suys this .mrrwnrmmtror. “that
the imperial (‘llllpll‘ «hnttld it" PM Litmus:
for husband clutngr or air. the f'mrml llnbw‘
Mlcluu-l l'f‘pl‘l‘it‘rlflflg fin-rim «luv/mo tlwr
ubscncia This plan .«irms m buvvlm-rt
drums-(l Hr tlvl’t'l‘l‘t'tl until when“ first mm:
vul. "
Senator "ill Renown-led.
Attuvv. Jon. in.«--’l’lt~res~ lh‘t‘tlm’flrim
«church and tvvo uswrnblynwn bolted tlw
mucus t-ullml to pm'nirmfc zs suave-or M
David u. mu m; mum-d flours wanton:
They won- Senators i'lmrlm tiny of New
York, Mit'hut‘l l'uf’frynl' ilnmklytt. Patrizi-
(‘uin uml 'lutm of flrantklyn.
who rouminml. 2M vuml for lhw'ul ll. llrli
ll for Wilbur l“. F’nrtrl' ul' Wolevflvmn not! 2'
for Robert. 1‘. 'l'ltus of ibul’ftrln.
Railroads Want More 'l'luw.
New HAVEN. Jun, too-Viv lo itvttfllml .u
this I'll); flint manvut‘ tlw lorywr mxlnsnh
in this wutnfry llth' llllll'e‘fh lftofl’nna to»
induce. the liniltml .‘lul‘m lnrrmarov lmm
mun-v mmmlsslun n: v. h-ntl the How lw:
if. for equipping rl‘u-fi‘W2tN with flllfwlmilw’
cur couplers. This time rxpirm Jon E.
but the t'ulll‘muls. nwlrtnm the burn! Ilium.
llml it linpuwil'tlv- l‘n mmply With rim law
and l‘t‘qlllrl' nu n‘xrevnsmn of the Mum
I ,
Churpnd Wish Patna-lug "is “1ft.
Gimm- My. Wis , Jan. to, -—- flame}!
Vllll l-l'mwelwkr hos lu‘tm onus-mi brow no
u felom‘oun from officials or Amino-rm. Ind .
who (‘l’llll'fll‘ him with pokmnlng M- Wilt.
Whllilli‘f‘l. l'l'l‘l‘llllllv. l‘hr‘ Vim "urn-lulu”
forim-rly resided l‘lt'f‘f‘. mm! the will of Mt"
Vim ”min-belch is on flb- with lbw wink of
tho court. She glut-w .vll llf‘f prwwrty to
her husband. The primoer will twist m.
tl'tuiitlon.
flnlllrv- “an; to Indore.
lnNntm..lun. lib—«lbw ”tally 'l‘olvvmpb'o
llmmclnl orrlvh- my-
goml nuthorlry that tablet-Jun) in Million
in ulmut to be shipped from New York to
England."
TELEGRAPHIC Burl/mes.
of tho lem-ul putty for 1’.th lbwrtswrirll hurls.
Flown portions havw hw'rt kill"! hym-
pllyxltttlvm in fusion during the but I‘ll
hours.
The trial of Edward J ivory m on Irish
dytmmlto vunsplmtnr impure in the trial
Holley in London.
The f‘nuntess «la t‘ustrllnfm. fmnflly
Anml tiould of New York. bmtmv if»
. mother of it sort or. her boom in Paris.
The bulumie pinging which be mowing
the city of Elmulmy, is wetting tum-w
dolly; 23,691! «iv-unlit. haw beam Wvfll‘ll.
'l‘hu Mlnnvmmnmmnw halibut M. l'nul
flllrtflt‘mlvfl uwlmt' l‘n luzvhillly In Mid-in
stilflicieut ready money (in roost withdraw
a in
Two notional hunk»: Miler! in Kmlmrlry
will"!l “crumb of lmvnl-lvlllv- and ”is“ ”M
of Nowwrrmowlng. in la pills-wt. tin prim
mnnugumeut.
Mrs. Hollis Muffnmn of West "ohm.
N J.. mun murder” m her bed. ribs laud
been luwkml three lll’mrm :m the skull with
an as. 'l‘lto- or mus found lying Wm M
brunet. Richard llnllbvmo. h" n00.fl3d
.l‘hhn bouillon-chi, a bum. disco-ruled
the murder. They my» two ”MM on
Inflation, bite My all kWH'“ lb
“'1 l1 1"
who claims to be u prob-mop of “ills“fltrfl ‘
cullt‘n‘c. Water-hm f’ity. in. Rum lam mu. .
wus not at pin-writ i'ilflfm‘l't‘ll With the: ml i
McNulty of Brooklyn and .‘ese-rnblymru L
Hi “INN“
"ll; is strum] rm i
The Burl»! Klml‘wrly was rim-en ltwhvr ,
There’s a. kind to
suit all ‘ tastes—
strong or mild-—
light or dark.
If you smoke or
chew, test our rep—
utation and find a.
“it
/7;v;;.,fl
. .v/ ”Zamfifi.
“firm .. “5-— ‘é’rhfig'
‘ 4%3‘3.) . i. “'4‘” ‘1:- .‘ :13?va
(>- .m- .43. ' E: .
”My daughter. when recovering from
an attack of fever. was a art-at sufferer
from min in the buck and hips," writes
[notion Grover, of fisrtlis, Ky. “After
“all!“ quite a number of remedies with-
out any benefit she tried oun bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. and it has
{liven entire rein-f." Chamberlain‘s
,l’uin Balm isulso a certain cure for
Lrhomnatisrn. Sold by G. C. Stillson.
The old way of delivering messages
by poibllleS mmpnrcd with the modern
telephone. illustrates the old tedious
methods of “breaking" colds compared
with their almost instautunmus core by
‘Une Minnie Cough Cure. VG. C. Stillmn
and E. l', Weed. '
Mothers whose children are troubled
vmh bad colds. croup or whmpinu;
cough will do well to read what Dr. ll.
,zl'l. Hairy, oanle-y. Mu, says on this
3 subject. llc writrfip “For years we
ibnve’ ins-d Chamberlain's Remedy. and
.alwavs keep it in the house It is re-
1 frontal in our family as a specific for all
kind: of colds and coughs.” The 25 and
>50 mm battles for solo by u, (‘7, 51mm",
To cure all old sores, to heal nn indo-
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the Popular Comedian” 9. fly and arm.
nsl Mum One of the Features
of A Benefit Performance—It Was ”this
flame to Be field.” '
Fifty, years in ‘Sournnlistic harness ‘
brings a man in contact with most of
the celebrities of that period, scientific,
literary, political nod dramatic. Curtis
Guild of Boston. editor of The Commer-
cial Bulletin of that city. in giving his
experiences in “A Clint About Celebri-
ties,” tells the following good story of .
one of John Brougham’s characteristic .
jokes: ‘ "
I was witness i) one of Brougham's ,
dramatic practical jokes, which. with .
its sequel, is quite amusing and worth 7‘
chronicling in these papers. It was dur- ,
ing Bronghnm’s engagement of the 1
Howard Athexuoum that he announced
for his benefit two attractive comedies,
and between those the announcement
was mode that u now and original pros 5‘1
ductiou would be brought out, entitled
”This House to Bo Sold. " ’
After the representation of the first
comedy and when the orchestra had
played an ontr’ucte, the audience was ;
surprised by loud voices and an uuwont- f1.“
ml disturbance behind the curtain, which f‘
increased, and the stage manager rushed '
in nu excited manner before the curtain.
“Ladies and gentlemen,” said he, “I
regret to state that a member of the
company who was to appear in the next
piece has come to the theater in such an
after dinner condition that“—
Hc got no further, for a well known
int-m her of the company rushed upon the
sttigu in an excited manner, with:
"Ladies and gentlemen, am 1 in an
after dinner condition?”
“No! No!” “You!” "Goonwith the
play!" and various other twsponses come
from the nudiencc. Then entered the
manager. who, addressing himself to
the speakers, sold:
“Gentlemen, I insist that you retire. "
“Not till I have an apology from
him," said the irutenncfor.
“(20 off, all of you," said a respect-
nblo, elderly looking man, rising in the
private boxes. “This audience came to
sm the play, and not to settle actors’
quarrels. ‘
“0b, father, sit down, do!” said a
young lady with the speaker, who at-
trum-d the attention of the whole audi-
encn.
For myself. I recognized in the voice
of lbw elderly gentleman W. H. Curtis,
min of the stock company, and the dangli-
tcr as Miss Josephine Orton, another,
and I at once begun to scout n joke. Just
then an uprourions, evidently intoxicat-
ed Irishman in the parquet jumped up,
and, flourishing a stick, shouted:
"Bound, I‘ll perform at part meself if
yo don‘t bring out Brougham!"
“Will the officer remove that man?"
said the manager from the stage.
A policeman came down, seized the
offending Put by the collar and began
to drug him away, when .tho.olderly
gcnflumun uguin interposcd:
“Tho Irishman is all right.
alone!" .
By this limo the audience was begin~
sing to get in confusion, cries of “Go
on!“ “Put him out!" resounding, and
some of the ladies begging their escorts
to leave for fear of n disturbance. At
this juncture tho maimgur, addressing
himself to the elderly speaker, said:
“Perhaps you WOlllt'l like your Irish
friend to appear horn?"
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"I buvo no doubt he would make u
honor job of it than you do," was tho
reply. tunid n pool of laughter.
At this point the Hibernian. who had
extricsml himself from the officer’s
clutcbcs, ran dewu the aisle, climbed
over the orchestra, hitting the kettle-
drum n fromvndous thump on route.
mul, mnitl laughter and shouts of the
auditors, mounted and stood upon the
stutzc, but in band, in on easy attitude.
Tito moment he did so 'uml uttered
tlu» words "Lndicsunrlgentlemen." tlin
confusion reused and now way to shouts
of lnuuhtrr and applause us he wus recs
nmtiml us John Brougham. who spoke
thus;
"L.“lle uml gcutluncn, l promised
you :m origiuul production on tho occu-
. :mm ot‘ my Loom. l: was "this House
to ill' Sold.‘ and if this house has not
bun sold, pltuso inform inc, and the
sell shall bu more complete on sumo
1
loans Elephants.
lloguo elephants. its tltcy are called,
frequently tuke tho luw into their own
ltnudsnml run wild over the country,
ruvuging everything nnd every one llmt
tiny moot. Ono such unimnl us this no-
tuully took Intssvsslon of n strip of land
we miloslongund bilinilos brotul. This
he pnrtuled tiny midnight and prtxteudcd
todomolisb it from one end to the other.
Ho would rush into n villugo, scatter
the huts to tho wind with his tasks, put
tho natives to flight and then quietly
out everything that was to be eaten.
A rich man once lived near Jubbul-
porn and owned a famous rogue elephant
nunicd Mundla. This brute would
attack and usually kill every human
being he saw. So cruel were his moth»
ods thahho becnmoknown fur and wide»
as “the mnncator,’iwhllo people took.
good care not to cross his path.
Another famous W once took pos-
session ofu main“ and. for Weeks
held it in undisputed possession. no
Would hide himself until some unsus-
pecting native in an 0* cart would drtVo.
past him. Then. with an ugly rush and
a vicious swing of as great trunk. be
At tho Iontlnol tviviould seize the men and make off with
m.
Offloo. An Englishman having l, _ his
tactics, detonnlnetl tomske of
him. He made up a dummy, placed to
on the seat of them and took up his
position behind it. Presently s crashing
of trees ms heard. end the great brute
rushed out on the root]. When he bode
seized the dummy, the Englishman pull:
ml the trigger and erentnslly succeeded
in mum htm.-—Penrso’ s". Wesklr. l...’
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