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Ilf Mashed n Hal.
Atong about tho middle of the
beach was a young lady, not a
beautiful girl, but just
although she had a very jaunty hat
And a sealskin sacquc. A young
taan got on f at Cacti Io, who stood
at tho door and looked the pa»Bcn*
gers over for a minute or two, and
ho then walked deliberatoly down
tho aisle and plumped himself down
beside tho girl. As ho did so there
was a crash and a cruah, and he
sprang up to discover that he had
tal down upon a bandbox and mash
ed it flut.
“I’m so sorry—so sorry!” he stam
bee red as he turned all sorts of col*
ora.
“Mister man!” she replied, as she
inspected tho ruin, “havo you got
#12 in cash about you?”
“W-wball I really bog your par¬
don. Indeed, 1 didn’t—.'*
“Fork over!” she interrupted
bidding out her hand.
“Twelve dollars! ’
“Exactly. You have mashed a
#12 bonnet, and 1 want tbo mon
ey ”
“But, Miss—but—.”
“My brother Bill is foiword in
the smoking car. and ,if you don’t
pay 1 II cull him! Thore’s nothing
clicup ubout Bill, lie II knock #50
worth of jaw oif your chin before
he gets through with you.”
i'll pay r , miss.”
Thais business. Fifteen dol¬
lars, oh? Twclyo fram fifteen leaves
three, and here's tho change and
the hut. Next time you go to ker¬
plunk down beside anybody look
out for breakers.*
“1 beg to upologizo, miss,” ho
replied.
“Oh, you needn’t, you got off
cheap. It you hadn’t mashed the
hat l d havo pulled #”5 worth of
hair out ot your head anyhow.”
Every body felt sorry lor tho
titan, lie got into a seat at the
end ol the car, closed himself up
like a jackknife, and every timo
the door opened what wc could soe
ol him turned palo for fotr it wis
her brother Bill.—New York Sun
«•••—
On#* of Emory Storm* Speeches.
A Chicagosn tells the New York
Evening Sun the following good
story about the ln‘o Emery Slorrs:
“Mr. Storrs,” said somo onotothis
brilliant orator not long beforo his
death, “what wns the most difficult
speech you havo over made in your
life?'* Mr. Storrs laughed heartily.
“One 1 raado for my night’s lodg¬
ing and meals,” ho said. “JSot long
ago 1 wns traveling through tho
country in Southern Illinois, and
stopped for tho night at a farm
Jtouso on tho road, in tho morn¬
ing alter breakfast 1 asked for my
bill for entertainment, and the old
funner said: “Well, sir, you’vj
been very good company, an’ 1
wont charge you much; but would
you mind telling us who you bo.”
ii I My name is Storrs/ I said
—‘Emory Storrs.*
*4 < Mistor, nro you Emory Storis?
Well, all my lifo my wtfo and I
have wanted to hear Emory Storrs
i.mho a speech. And now it you’ll
jt^l got upon that kitchen table
there and mako a short speech
about anything you liko, for us and
tito children, it shan't cost you a
cent tor hoard and slocping.*
“And did I do it? Most assured¬
ly. lga\eaway tbo best part of
ul! the oratory I was going to let
otT in a big law suit two days ahead
But ( didn't stand on the kitchen
table while 1 did it/
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Ills am>' Was Kit'z,
Kraft Katz was injured io tbt
Milwaukee yards .Saturday ai\er
a»ob. Tie patrol wagon was call*
«ti and Data was taken to Dr. A.
At Ames’ office. As is always the
case, a large crowd followed the
w gon, anxious to learn tbo OX*
tint of tbe man s injuries. After
Batx was taken into too office tho
v.agon remained lo take him avar
when his injuries were dressed,
‘•Whsl’i liiat nrariV oatno?” ask
a well-dreasod man of Officer
Rcoce, tho ccnduc^or ol the wagon,
"Rata/ was tho laconic answer,
‘ What do you mean by insulting
a ,n manner? I shall re*
P ort J ou to police commission
^ or incivility to citizens,’* growled
out *bo man M be trudged away,
“J wonder what’s biting him?’’
80 *d *bo officer as ha saw the man
8° * w *y ftn g r y- ‘ I only told him
lh « tralh."-Minneapolis Tribune,
r w . .. ^ forth Bridge,
Many guesses or estimates of the
total cost of tho Forth bridge hare
been mode, but now that it is nearly
completed its exact cost con bo sta¬
ted with almost absolute certainty.
Under tbo original Forth bridge
act, 1873, the bridgo and connecting
railways were estimated to cost $1-
866,686, of which that act authori¬
zed 81,250,000 to be raised by
shares and #436,666 by' mortgage.
Various acts had, however, to he
applied for thereafter lor powor to
raise further earns, and now still
another is being promoted in this
session of Parliament for power to
raiso #226,000 additional. That
will bring up the sum which lias
bocn oxponded on the bridge and
connecting railways to about #3,*
250,000. which may now be accept*
cd as tho oxnct cost ot tho under
taking.
—— II I 1 ---
A Cnriou* Episode of the War.
A votoran of the Connecti*
cut Rogiment of Volunteers keeps
at home a handsome uniform of a
confederate officer which was nev¬
er worn out by himself, and to
which ho owes some nonlhs or
years of liberty, if not life itself.
lie was a tailor beforo tho civil
war, and whon he was captured on
a southern battle-field this fact
reached the cars of tho commander
of tho prisoners’ I arracks.
’ Egad? I’il have the Yankee
goosc*pusher mako mo a new suit/’
said tho officer, gazing at his dingy
uniform.
Tho finest gray cloth, gold lace,
and bright buttons were brought
to tho tailor prisoner, who worked
cheerfully away at tho welcome
employment. On tho evening tho
suit was to bo delivered, however,
a bright idea occurred to him, and
soon what was to all appearances
a spruce confederate officer walked
past the guards and was seen no
tnoio in that part of Dixie. Uis-*
tory kindly draws tho veil over
the expletives vented on tho “nut¬
meg Yankee” for not only gaining
his liborty-ho earned that-but for
taking that precious suit which
cost so many hundred dollars ot
good confederatcmoney —fiarpor s
Magazine.
The Weir of Women's Shoes.
More leather is worn out by nc*
tivo women in tho house than on
the streets. Climbing stairs, tub¬
bing tho feet against chair legs
anti tho fashion of sitting upon the
feet are among tho causes for this
Tho wear of uppers of womon*
shoes by tho friction of the skirts
is greater than many pcoplo sup*
pose. Men’s trousers do very little
damage compared to the heavy
and eomtant rubbing of the skirts
Mguinst tbo back of tho shoes.
There aro no shoes made for
women that will computo with
mon’s calf shoe in durability under
bmd knocks. Unfortunately wom¬
en do net and will not wear call*
skin shoes; they aro at a disadvan¬
tage tn this respect.—Nevr York
Telogram.
W- W- C
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T. A. Grower of Quitma: , whose left
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