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Show UNDOING E, JTE FALL. PASSING OF CA1IABA. tlrems ONCE OF HILTON A Meal ' f MEN fi1e A CENTER OF SOUTHERN CHIVALRY. Tiilor a jl J f iff1! u. hello, Geor Tom Been out Gaddis y to 6pt a little i teak tor your suf-ferlng family? Did she say you could come up to J the nicked club for I minute, Georgie, taunted J e a r t" said beef-tLw- John Stroply. Say, old man, what hare you got In that bundle? A pound of butter or a g oatmeal These package of family caies are terrible eh, Georgie Fred Atklnsoq smiled pityingly as he self-risin- spoke It was the first time George Hilton had been In the club since his marriage six weeks ago. Before that happy event, as the local newspapers had called it, he had been one of the club ' regulars " The boys were all glad to see him when he hurried in a little before 4 oclock one afternoon list week, carry ing a small package In his hand. It was that bundle which prompted the derisive questions which gteeled him, and It Is with the strange adventures of that bundle that this painfully true tale has to do "It wont do you fellows a bit of good to try to josh me, said Hilton Just go ahead and do your worst If you want to know what Is In the bundle tell you. Its a phouograpbic 1 11 lecord That was bold on Hiltons part, but not wise or discreet. Drop a nickel in the slot and hear the ravings of Georgie Hilton. said Gaddis In an aside. What are you goTake It ing to do with It, Geo-gi- t. down to your happy little home. That is exactly what 1 am goiig to do, said Hilton, who did not know I that he was tempting providence. bought It for my wife. And how does the little song go, Is it What asked Gaddis Georgie? Is Home Without Hardwood Floors? Hum it for us. wont you I hope youll excuse me, Inter- rupted Hilton, "if I venture the opinion that the song on that record Is even an expert could have told that a change had been made without testing the record on a phonograph Giddis, Atkinson and Stroply carried the new record back to the club, and while the clerk was In another part of the house, put the little package Into the drawer from which they had takifi It Then they sat down In uneasy attitudes about the library to await developments Hilton came In a few minutes later on h's way homo He got hla package from the clerk and stopped for a minute In the doorway of the library to speak to the bovs ben we get settled, boys, he said. I to have vou all out to dinner I wish I could ask you out tonight, so that you could hear the new song that woiried you so much Yes, said Gaddis, we wish you con Id ner record was put The phonographic away in the clerks desk and a few minutes later Hilton left the club, leaving behind him three desperate conspirators. He told us to go ahead and do our worst, said Gaddis. And said it was none of our business, added Stroplf. "Perhaps wed better see about that, concluded Atkinson. The clerk was called away from his desk and the precious record was deftly abstracted from the drawer where It had been put. Come on, now, said Gaddis, weve got to work fast If we get this Job blithtly home to his destruction. Here it is, my dear, Bald Hilton, as he handed the fatal record to his wife "I had a terrible time getting if I went to every place In town before I found it It took me almost two hours " Hilton was properly rewarded for his devotion, and then dinner waa an notinred "Ill put It on the machine right after dinner." said Mrs Hilton; Im just dy Ing to hear It At the table Hilton happened to mention that he had called at the club that afternoon, and he described how his old chums had tried to guy him about the bundle he carried. I told them It was a phonographle record," he said When they wanted fo know hat the song was I told them It was none of their business "This simple and entirely casual reference was, as Hilton afterwards admitted. all that sfved his life. When the dessert was finished Mrs. Hilton could wait no longer Come on, George, she said "Well have our coffee In the sitting room. I must hear the new song" Hilton will remember fo his dying day every Incident which followed. He moved a small table to the center of the room, took the cover off the Infernal phonograph, unwrapped the ree-orput It in place, and started to turn the crank He still remembers the look of pleased expectancy on hla wifes face as he began. He remembers even more clearly how It changed, first to surprise and then to horror and Incredulity. This la the song which the. phonograph rendered to the tune of Whea Clarence Takes My JUnd: When Georgie takes a drink or two And starts to paint the town. He Isnt satisfied with red. But does the thing up brown. He shoots the windows full of holes, The lobsters all turn pink. Policemen die of heart disease When Georgie takes a drink, There were other verses in the same general tenor, giving further details about Georgles alleged misconduct. For the sheer horror of It Hilton heard the thing out to the end. How Innocent and sweet he la. Some people doubtless think. We hope and pray theyll be away When Hilton takes a drink! f r' ,!: foe (louils la a Coming V SriIU i a cirparachute 4 for his clothes has profit large cus ballooij H1- 'tr uuam of cd by prices the svstem of the misfit clothing i uii i u ionic MagnllWnt Huilou, Stately Edifice falling from uieti this winter, and on the strength anj awake and of It he has had woik sad Beautiful Fountain Now a Maa down, allgfc enough to ke p u G ' e ii pa-o i Ruin his employes busy all winter, Bays the WSm Genius, Health and you're not ' 6u Not ltui is, no New Vork Sun "Just after the holB chute drop Beauty Kelfwd (muled danger. A rac ' idays he said In explaining his u ' i can i P A once famous southern city has readily on tk40W s heme my business Is usually dull T, E, In the early half steer a ballI hul a lot of passed into hlstqry good hinds whom I out of hars of the century Cahaba was the capito didn't want and I thought 11 discharge, ' I would tal of Alabama and the social center of can tilt it them In making u 11 employ tb8 out and air the magnificent chivalry of the south fo '01i alter trees t overcoats that would fit the average It want to lan A few Now it is a heap of ruins man and take mv chances of dispos Now. children, who can ti1 or Examiner I'ircus cabins occupied bv negroes, one gran! chimneys I of of a them lot is? What! have an regular ing me what !u the epidemic tell ii gcneri uiqdt ascensions old mansion, four stately columns risme prompt your sun uwn the customers who did not get new over None of you 'Whs evening. ing out of the midst of s cotton field wind goes O- Ibe L limn then coats this ear T had the measure memory It ts something that spread, the a desolate graveyard where shoots Into th ftlr ani the parachute ments of a number of such men In (tnd now ah, 1 see one of you knows. willows droop over neglected graves, is It, my little friend? back OS the circus lot or not far mind when 1 had thp coats cut out JVhat scif-e-of grand fountains over which drops A hallo I dropped s was When one made finished sir." Tit-Biof ur ent f Jam. away. glorious 'magnolia trees cast their muslin and Fi9i b about 300 pounds note to a man whom I knew it would haa A syndicate of English inc-scented shade, great piles of brick and A I fit telling h m I had a misfit coat made of e'ght-ceparachute mortar draped in the Cherokee rose, muslin. Theft Is nu t, mote Panr which I thought would suit him H bought large tract of gold bi m mg land and (rumbling walls over which bloomcame around promptly and bought It at Caetbe. Santa Barbara, Santa Quit-ertWhen In coming dOb ih a balloon laden vines creep foim the present it strikes Saula lien to and other parts of it s Uac a big hall for $hj I would have made him the thrGi monument that marks the site of the and bounds 19 a.am,tak,ng m with same coat to order early In the sea Minas I Brazil. former beautiful, wealthy and thriving it Not loafn son for 676, but that wouldn't ha t MiKitsport Juh H4cllna Cahaba Is one of the unWrittefl Penn , I caul d"B In a tial non becity pleased him half so much as getting a tragedies of the civil war It fell with cause the psrtchute wou d not let go Men are this year are very numerous, but not misfit that Jut fitted him in a b'g stack of the aristocracy of the slave owner Its I nearly cantfd0 Just as fond of bargains as women I grratcr in number than the advantages ruins mark the path of progress, and a blast furntc. hut the hot air drove could afford to sell the clothes which offered travelers by the I nlon l'aclfla on smh ruins the new south is buildthe balloon Wy Aft r thu never I made In thla way cheaper than If Railroad. No line in the west can ever hope to ing up an even grander civilization Intrusted th para-hut- e arrangements they hid been made to order during equal the time made to all eastern attended to It myself and to any one, but Cahaba, the center of cultur the rush season. The men worked on ipotnta by the Envou 1acihc, and It Juet a far excela In the leg pc of it learning and society in the south.Stood The rope that secures tbe parachute la them between regular Jobs Nearly on the north bank of the Alabama rivcut with a kslfe Tbe aeronaut drops all the clothes which f have thus fdr equipment and the perfection of lla service. er. 10 miles west of Selma, the city fully 100 feetkefore that parachuts be- - manufactured on speculation I have If these are facts, and an investigawhich sapped the life out of the old gins to fill. R must fill. If you're up sold for good prices Men who wouldnt tion will prove it. why not select aa There hunare several Cahaba flourished high enough. When capital order a eoat have bought costs which vour line of travel the Great Overland dred parachute men in the business Selma was Moores Bluff they have thought were misfits,' but Route, thereby making your trip one In 1818, when Alabama was asking and the accidents are less In ratio than which in convenience, but real reality, were made after their not onlyandofsolid comfort. Our business Is for the right of statehood, the territo- railroad casusltb pleaaute own measurements. Each of these A prompt reply will be given to any rial legislature, being assured the ter- new at that Af er awhile the ratio customers has felt that I was doing communication addressed to U. KL A men can't shake out a ritory would be admitted, appointed a will be less. him a In notifying him of the Clay, General Agent, Balt Lake City, favor committee to Select a site for a new parachute If It don't open A man In misfit. Utah. capital, near tbe center of the state. the air Is simply powerless Invariahead first When the bly the fall If The territorial capital was at HuntsThe quartermaster general has comto fill the descent Is SCARED A GIRL ville The committee, In February, parachute begins pleted arrangements for the transporless rapid, and finally when the paraInto lljrfttorfa fcnd ! Hoed For 1818, visited the place where the tation to the United States of 1,483 filled It bulges out and Alabama rivers meet The chute has gradually Bj Her Father !nofN Cuban school teachers who have dethe climbs Then' aeronaut a with pop. site seemed an ideal one It was In thh to ) special to take advantage of the summer (Conn cided Wallingford and the on to his .trapene paraguides the center of the famous "black belt New York Journal Charles I. course of free tuition offered them by In seven safe landing a to chute the finest cotton llstrlct In all the president of the Wallingford Harvard nnlversity. cases out of ten yon can land back on south, and the land rolled gracefully Golf Club, eoclety leader and promilot where you started from The back from the top of the high bluff, the one first performers mnst have had nerve nent business man of Wallingford, Chp Jtatas Em. seventy feet above the Alabama river. to make the drop. N'ow It is a regdark evening ran at Ethel BartholoThe special excursion fates now be The committee reported, and on Nomew, the sixteen-year-ol- d daughter of ing quoted apply via the Denver A Rio ular business, not considered hazardvember 16, 1818, the legislature passed ous at all. The hardest work ll to another prominent business man, and Prisdt Railroad, The Scenio Root linee of railway an act making Cahaba the permanent He Two World." Booh to her. frightthe cried startle a balloon pf with wagon. bring back tbe and Denver, J unction Graud Between when and real in ened the earnest, capital of the state. Gov. Bibb, in acgirl Sometimes It tears In the trees, or know me, Jesaengers have their choice at no he don't cordance with Instructions, laid off wherever you said, Why, when land max not .in it. Four dally fast express 1,620 acres of land, and on December Ethel? Tt's all a joke," the grrl'wa hr trains. ooK New York Sun New and elegant dining earn. open. 3. 1819, the city The fainting fit was Pullman and k dead faint was Incorporated. ordinary sleeping cars followed by an attack of hysterics, Within a year the town had risen to to Chicago without change. through BOER NAMES. PRONOUNCING With Miss Bartholomew at the time the position of one of the first cities of Do not miss tho grand scenery on tho Aslx your the state. The state house, erected 100 Vrybnrg I Called Frayburg, Kruger Ia was her school chum, Clara Booth, Denver and Rio Uraode. vie tickets and and for his for act, Parmalee Kreer. particular agent back of apologized tbe from the bluff, yards edge J D. A R. 0. R. B. tho Booth to two Mies the took of different Of the four progills foimed the center ..and almost before ways the stores had been finished the plant- nouncing Krugers name which are home. Ethel Bartholomew did not reAs regards the grouping of the powcover there. The hysterical attacks ers at Pekin, It Is remarked that tbs ers began to erect magnificent houses. current. No. 1, Kroojer, Is a vulgar erThe fown was In the center of the ror; No 2, Kroeger, with bard g, as continued, and according taibe papers United States goes with Great Britain south. Three miles bfow the town ip gold. is polble; No, S, Kroegar, tn a suit for 5,00fi damages that haa and Franco goes with Russia, Germany stood the Matthews maasKHgurreund-e- d where jibe ee la an attempt at tho been brought by the girls 'father. by 10,000 acres of grand cotton land, No.1 4, Kreer lee, she Is now on the vefge of nervoua producing almost a bale to the acre. most aristocratic; while In prostration, and lies In a critical conthe which trith g Frere) To the east were the Hunter, the Jones (rhyming dition In a sanitarium, in danger of most one Is the appears. and other mansions, and wlthfo the ra- entirely never recovering her health and snn- - Philadelphia and return, Jane ieard the among frequently Cape famidius of a few miles lived many Uf- - Parmalee has expressed his sor- 13tb and 14th ,,..58.50 name themtelves.Dutch of The the lies of the southern arostlcracy whose row at the xesult of bis Joke, and hla Cincinnati and return, July 9th other ia pre3ldnt, pronounced Steyn, 46.50 country seats rivaled In elegance the and 10 th Stain, and the same sound Is given friends have tried, to pacify Bartholofeudal castles of England. Across the to no Charleston and return, July 1st listen will father but the mew, to or the el to and also ey, dlphthtng SL4I and 2nd river were other great families, and vower y. wherever these occur in peace overtures. The formal suit for St Paul and return, July 13th (tlhaba soon became the social center the y. 9.90 Dutch words. Examples are Leyds damages waa filed and 14th of that section of the south. In the Reitz (Rates), Hofmeyer, tho Missouri River points and Chi(Lalds), winter it was the social capital of names Bloemfontein cago, 8L Louis, SL Paul and (Bloomfontane) Obnt Flayed Flam. Dixie. In 1824, Lafayette, then making return, July 20th, one fare and Graaffreinet (accented on tho last West Point correspondent New York lng a tour of the United States, visited syllable), Vryburg (Frayburg) plus 92...... and Herald: a Residents of Rugertown, Detroit and return, August 23rd the city and the splendor of his receptwo Tho last (Frayhade). Vryheid 31.00 and 24 th tion was not surpassed by any other also illustrate the sound of f, which is suburb of the post, are Interested in was given one Chicago and return, August 23rd city Nowhere was the generous hos- always given to initial v in Dutch, a weird concert which 44.60 and 24th this week, In the parlor of tbe pitality. of the south more fully ex- other instance of which are the fam- night Tickets read via Rio Grande Westers a home of of Andrew Kuhn, private emplified than here. During the ses- ily name Villiexa (Flll-ye- e and either via Colorado Midland or or Flll-jethe army service detachment. The Denver and Rio Grande, sions of the legislature every citizen and Vlljoen (Fillyun or Through ). It In fact, all of performance did not begin until Just train of Cahaba kept open house and tbe will be observed that alternative proDining car beauties of Dixie flocked there to dance nunciations are allowed of the J in as the old clock ts the tower of the the luxuries and aafety appliances of For further academic building had struck the hour modern railroading. on the waxed floors. The gallants both these name Itt literary Dutch . formation apply to and the great men came to gamble and thla consonant Is like the English y, ,of midnight, the artist waa Invisible, C. E. WAR&E& and sonatas, and ghostly symphonies drink, for Cahaba, like many of those but at the Cape there- - la a strong tenGeneral Agent A- - T. A 8. F.. 411 the like were rendered le wonderful Dooly Block, Salt Lake City, Utah. - s-old southern cities, was a lively place. dency to give it the same sound as j Great poker games flourished, and in English. Cronje, therefore, may bo style. It seems that Kuhn, who It an The rebele In China are busy emug-glin- g retired drinking was the chief enjoyment of called Cron-Jaor, preferably, Cron-ya- y, old resident of the post, had In arms. Including Urge numbers when the bis for with night, family the men. Below the culture and the or and Joubert either Jew-bequick-firin- g and of were loud aroused They are eald gun by very r. they of that old court southern doubtful brilliancy Splon kop, of were storfos of heartbreaks, of young fame. Is called Spawn kop or Spuno thrilling piano playing. Tbe sound to number 25,000 and more are dally seemed to be coining from tbe parlor. Joining them. men ruined, and never a winter passed kop. South Africa. Upon their entering the room they without duels between the lords of the SUMMER EXCURSIONS EAST found It quite deserted. The piano lid land. Not until 1846 waa a church A Woman's Baoo. some was Invisible but closed, agency built In Cahaba, and that church, built la IbIo Facia BUn4 A lady who was very much fatigued mainly by the efforts of Maj. Craig as with the responsibilities of her home waa sounding the keys. They were mom UTAH vo a worshiping place for all creeds, still and badly frightened. It might have been FhllsdelphU and return June .... Ha M family, yielded to the insistence SOW return July stands. Afterward there was an Epis- of a friend and went away from home a cat, but tbe piano was closed, or It Kan cityacidndreturn -t St ti ChrleU)D July been have rats the nibbling 48 M might Clue F return inns food 10.......... of copal church, a Baptist church, a Cuma three days, but at the end July for rest St Paul and return July ...77,.... MM strings, but the strings have been Coloreds berland church and a Presbyterian of that time, being still earnestly socommon point Cbtcaen, St. Lout St Paul and Intermediate polate church. The original church still licited to stay, she telegraphed home: found to be uninjured. One fare plus 2 00 and return July all stand above the ruins of the others, Is every one well? Her husband St 00 Detroit and return Amruat 23 24. 41 M Aucciwt and the negroea who hold the lands promptly replied: Chicago and return A hllnpN at Lloyd. Yea. - Why?" She ' IDAHO to rpOM a was there. The household in decline of Cahaba worship where late hours The general public, even In London Charleston and return -- July really began with the commencement were the rule, so she sat up till miditself, needs to be told what Lloyds la, St Paul and return-Jul- --y aud return Alarum 4 of the civil war. Almost to a man the night, and then went to I telegraph and so If will be better to state at the Detroit Katet for attote excursion aie one fare citizens went to the front Trade al- station near-band Sent this truly outset that it is the greatest center of 2.00 for round trip, plus ....... One return August 4 most ceased and Cahaba was a strick- feminine message: Because. It was the shipping Interest alt over the world Chlcarofor and round trip fare en city. Real war did not approach the "collect and It reached the gentleman and It la surprising that, unlike Its pm MONTANA to city, but it suffered as severely In the at two a m . and acted as a restraint near neighbor, the Stock Exchange, it Omah Kansas City, St. Joseph, Sioux 4 00 and r turn end as if it had been burned. The upon future telegraphic witticism on Is so little known. Mr. Frederick M. StCity 48 M Loulaand return most southern prison of the Confed- his part. youths Companion. MM Kenward contributes to Harmsworthe Chloago and return are June for excursion Date aliote eracy was established here during tbe Magazine an exceedingly Interesting Tbs Union Pacific bas three trains dally article descriptive of the old Instituwar,- and In tbe stockade many a YanMnftialcaa CMttdren. in each direction, Punning on the host track kee soldier died. After the war there The Sjiigtialesecblldren are said to tion. Lloyds owes Its name to its and making the quickest time of any line In tbe Mr. Edward proa was no money to work the plantations Lloyd, be more beautiful than those of any founder, west. These trams are equipped with th and the while people began moving to other race on the four continents, and prietor of a coffee house at Tower the latest and most sumptuous Pullman Sslma and other cities. Selma, ten some cf the little girls, even of the street, the earliest mention of which is Palace and Ordinary bleeping Cars, Dining Was to this coffee houss miles up the river, was on the line of vety lowest caste, are irresistibly about 1668. Itconnected Buffet Cara, Smoking amt Library Cars with shipping a through railroad, and was la closer pretty aa they ran before you in the that persons fwlth barber shop) and free Reclining j Mr. and to resort, used touch with the world. Family after streets 4o beg; they cry out in the regularly Chair Car running through from Utah, Stores and sweetest and most plaintive of voices, Lloyd, who seems to have been a man Idaho and Nevada points to Omaha, Kanfamily deserted Cahaba. of considerable enterprise, took care to sas dwellings were torn down and the touching the stomachs to signify hunCity and Chicago without cbaaa bricks hauled up the river to Selma.-I- n ger Jn a way that would 4e awkward collect all news and Information he line of the Uuioa Pacific abounds in Ths with In hit connection 1863 b popular vote the county and, vulgar in any other being, but In possibly could of surpassing internet to the loTer scenery seat was removed to Selma, and each them It Is so winsome that, before you customers business until his coffeeWitches of nature. Devife Slide, looked be to raine Green River Bluffs, Rocks, succeeding year brought added ruins know It, you sacrifice a rupee to the house gradually Pulpit upon as the headquarters of all mari- Rock sod Devils Gate are but a few fo the fated city. Four years ago the bad ctHseotencouraglng them In maof and especially -knowing time business, of the numerous scenes of beauty and quite veii that all they final chapter ended when the town site was sold for 350 to Henry Free- want la a good opportunity to pick rine Insurance. grandeur which, toznthet with the quickest tluie snd vastly superior acre lo and equipSine then Major your pocket for more. Outing. man, an Trsd In Fro ment, have made the Union Iaolflo sq Cliff Kirkpatrick has bought the land New Zealands frozen meat tradi Justly renowned pttk WUt DM Itt ' tnd still holds It All tickets good vi Salt Lake and Deny with Great Britain now equals abou "I wonder why Crimpers wife withor eome Th Ihlnese had a dictionary 1,100 drew her suit fo- 6,500,0g a If .desired. Further information on, ver day 18,000 steep divorce? "Crimper B.C. carcasses per annuam. application to H. M- - Clay, Genaral AgeuL promised to buy her a pink silk waist, i gall Lse City. 11 s 1 et . - s ts nt a, Copied Many MUi Awny The latest marvel that has been worked by electricity Is the telepantograph. By means of this Instrument a drawing, letter, photograph, diagram or any drawn or printed matter may be telegraphed to any distance over a single wire. When a message Is to be sent by this system It Is simply written, drawn or photographed on a thin done. metal sheet and placed In a transmitThe three hurried down stairs with ter. A switch Is then thrown open to went the and treasure quickly tbelr and, away at the other end of the comoffice of one of the phonographic tiny a Ire that stretches over hill and record the had where put they panies, on an instrument and listened while valley, another electric machine draws a perfect reproduction of It on paper, the somewhat squeaky music filled the wood or metal. If the message Is reroom. ceived on paper two copies are made In hand hit When Clarence takes my at the same time. If more copies than And looks me In the eyes. this are wanted the machine will enI own this world Is fair enough grave It directly on xine or copper InNor long for paradise. stead of writing it on paper, and from I look across the coming years this etching machine thousands of And dread the promised land. copies may be printed. I think Ive found my heaven here When Clarence takes my hand. UnwelcoM FrientUhlp. Why did Hilton dare us to do our I want to say to you," roared the worst, shrieked Atkinson.as ti.e throe d conspirators writhed In wicked mirth. passenger, "that I am a Why did he tell us It was nope of friend to the Boers, all the time. Here, Gaddis, theres pur business? Well, said the slim passenger, who no time to waste. Take a pencil and was In a corner of the car, where he I hadnt paper and go to work. See what you couldnt escape, thought can do now In the poetry Ifne. We'll much about It, but If you are with all help you. them I am sorry for them myself." In half an hour, after much effort, Indianapolis Press. mixed with bursts of laughter, they finished writing something on a long Life of a Cur WhoL sheet of paper. Then Jt was turned The car wheels made in Pennsylvaover to one of the phonograph opera- nia are generally run 4,000 miles on tors. who sang It info a receiver. coaches and are then pat passenger on record the phonoThey tried the on cars. A wheel now freight graph amid renewed demonstrations in the shops bas been run over 700,-0of unholy mirth. Finally It was caremiles and a wheel has travfully wrapped up in the paper which eled 600,000 miles had been taken from the original record deposited by Hilton In the clerks Woidm Votor la Idaho. desk. Women vote In Idaho. Two of them Now. phonographic records are flat thin disks of black rubber, and one fought at the polls last week, and scratched each others faces instead at looks exactly like every other Therefore, when the job waa completed not the ballots. Chicago Journal. 42-ln- th 00 36-ln- 1 Ca-ha- Rar-m&le- e, , to-da- e) That was the grand climax and close of the song. It would be sacrilege not to draw the curtain over what followed. Chicago Tribune. red-face- V. OmUem - Ihrn the unconscious Hilton went d, THERE WERE OTHER VERSE3. And now Id none of your business like to buy you Indians a drink. Come on now. Ive got to be over to the office by 4 oclock and Im In a hurry. Here. Edward. to the man behind the desk, Just put this package away for me Ill call for It as I go home for din . wr of tb Tr the of dlschatged prisoner lot The Is still anything but a happy one. Here le 8amuel Seely, released from the Brooklyn penitentiary after having served a five yeare sentence tor em-hexzlrment, coming forth with juet 5 In his pocket, given to him by ths penitentiary authorities, and finding Ills former wife divorced and remarried and his son with another name which the courts have permitted him to take Thla leaves the to hide his shame alone m thn all discharged prisoner world, and with the fates against him. Boston Herald Tfc Mwav Trick of th CloUtiug Trad. A downtown tailor who charge, to-e- HY, gte, BARGAINS. UK Flll-june- ls' ar You-bea- 13-- 23-2-1 X 13-- y, - begging- e. Mt. 'i - - 4 V , & St TVerwVif i I |
