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I . Re Went to His Death With a Omile and
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a fl0urtly Bow,
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The Domestic Liffe of the
VASQUEZ THE UNMOVED.
COLLISIONS IN THE EOG.
VICTORIA AT OSBORNE,
I . Re Went to His Death With a Omile and
a fl0urtly Bow,
g Commutation Train Crashes Into the
The Domestic Liffe of the
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Rear of a D, & L. Express.
HE WAS A MASTER VILLAIN.
, . �j ppp
British Quceos
!party of rauohmen oat about the
41 ice of the International Hotel the ethos
evening waiting for the Scathern Pacific
'I'ERIiI(LE SL�DCIITT�t �I' 1)riOUL'1IUI'iit
lirain to Lea Angeles. Loulo Phillips, Who
HER HOMEABOWEROF FLOWERS
+scans almost so much property in Los
Angeles County as t' Lucky" B+ldwin, and
Who In famous throughamt Southern CAlt-
Running Close, Together—Tho YSxpresa
foxnta for his wealth end plalu, common
Slowed up to Grose a Britogo—unsuNpect-
I„g passengers Crushed Wadi Mangled—
$O�v tare. Court le le of ortetl From iv loo
to rite Isis of �V1gLt— Lux�trlouw
wade of life, told the most interesting
weminieaence of the evening.
The atoll of Dead and injured•
stir
Rornl Table•Deokers—Alpetrt Wd.rurd'a
'Graz"—Old
I 40 The most remarkable villain and the
The Dover express passed through Ras.
anti -Fat Cunrbridge ere -
least moved man that. I ever saw er heard
Mlle without stopping this morning because
comes a snrC,olo—The Ilnsnmrrslry
of in the preaenee of death wan Tiburele
of the fog, It slowed and fully fifty real-
Duchess Bays She Still Mourns Her
Vasquez.
dents of Roseville, who are in business in
Dube—London'x Latest Tall, Iblim,
"Vaoqum was a Mexican of good family,
this city, boarded the train, Manyet them
,Ltistocratic Girlo' Club.
but he was as bloody and bold a brigand as
was ever punned in Arizona. His field of
are killed or injured.
The brain which ran into Mao express is
t�, QUEEN VICrORTA,wibh',
operations for ben or fifteen years was all
the way from Tucson be Stockton, Cal. Tho
the regular morning commutation train. It
ailed out of Roseville four minutes after
'�`tt her Is) ds and ladies -on -wait•'
lug, her grooro,e of the
f
band hn*)wn all over the coast
had disappeared in the fog in
chamber and gioome of the
1?avquez was
the express
I'�N
honor and
'an 1365 and 1870. P -orb of his gang was
lynched r.t Phanix In 1871, and two of the
the direotiwn of Now York. On approach-
tug the bridge over the Hackensack
� boric, maids of
r qI\ maids of all work, pages,
s that the had
bandibe then confessed h y
THE EXPRESS SLOWEDp.,
...rill \ ' poodles, minleter in atteAd-
S'Ly; ,anoe, ° dootoas dentist,
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TArtEer THE rn $s of ovEr. EIGHTY
n for what reason is unknown but It to
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• dog e061ce,m'ab,i t,
amen and buys off the coast and aloe the
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thought that the: engineer could not see the
the have
band -boxes, baggage and p abs oho t, have
Bre Grande in the course of five or mix
mignale, because of the dense fog and that he
all been safely traumpor}ed to Oaborne. wl;ete
Tears. They did not knew how many other
slowed his train to avoid danger., Tho awm-
they will rusticate until further orde s.
xrren had been slaughtered by Vasquez end
mutation brain fallowing did not halt at the
The conveyance of this crowd inumboriaag
hinfallows h fore they knew the chief bandit.
bridge but came along ab its usual rate of
upwards of 500 persons is no easy task can-
a' At last Vasquez was osughb and held
Bpm,
sidering each, according to his or her
so securely that he could noo wmApe trial
The engineer saw the express *ben less
station, to the posaeseer of from one to
and sentence of death. It was in 1875 that
than two hundred feet from 1t. Atthough
fifteen trunks. The railway oompenies
he was confined i•a the jail at San J ase, and
he reversed his supine, he could not Pro*
have, however, pretty welt 4olved the
. nit I know Sheriff Adams well I 'ivent to gee
vent a colliaien. The ponderous locomo•
problem by this tame and manage to got
Vasquez, of whom many a time I bad been
tive orathed into the rear car, throwing it
the entire gamat across the Solvent witheub
in terror. As I, in the company of ezv,oral
from the track and pushing It aletg the
any mericus complaints or spFeial friction.
ranobruen, went irate the j.il oorrider, Vas-
west -bound ,rack for quite .& distance, This
Queen Victoria and bar lords and ladies
quez was let out at his basl to moot us. He
car and one ahead or it were completely
cress in the royal yacht but the rest of the
was a dapper little Lliow, with bright,
wrecked. Both oars were full of paesen-
crowd are relegated to the railway compan-
laughing eyes, and we could not believe for
gore, who were , h,; .,:...-"
ies' boats, togs and other means of traberb.
a time that he wan really the famous bandit,
CRUSHED TO DEATH �
About 200 of the retainers are sent a day in
He had just been writing his last letter and
name forth neddai lto his
g Pot,santl y
or terribly mangled se they net in their
advance of Her M,jwy In order to get
things into ahlp•shape, and the remainder
,
viottorm. Each of us handed him a altar. I
seats all unconscious of Impending danger.
The Dries of the wounded oauld pe heardB
man!.ge to all get in within a few bourn of
Hrank en gentlemen,' he said hub I ata
afraid that g
for a long distance, and the greatest nx-
the Queen's arrival. It a almost abonb as
heavy' a job am moving. Barnum's eh*w from
I WON'T HAVE TIME
citement prevailed in the neighborhood,
The engineer of the cowAmutatdon train 1,
one part of the United States to another,
ps ameke all those.' He was so polite that
Is would not be seabed until all of us had
missing. He In said be be amottg the dead.
but ■o easily do the arrangements now work
that by the morning foiiowing arrival
chairs. He gomsipped about the lateat
iPresident Sloan of the Ddiaware Laoka-
wanna & Western Ratiread has been t-ffi-
overytbing hoe settled down as completely
mews from San Francisco, about the politi-
oy notified that twelve persona were
'isll
. as it Windsor were an unknown. land and
in the
.cal troubles in Mexico and Central America,
had was the meat cheerful man on the
killed and twenty injured in the accident
London never existed, net even
memory of those higher grades of Imperial
;premises. He tAd me that he had heard of
on that road at Hackensack this morning.
-According to the best reports no one war
naenials temporarily bantehttd from Its.
Is
me many times and a'.id he believed he once
had hold of a hono with my brand upon
killed an the South Orange train. Too
The climate of the Isle of Wight
pleasant during the winter and early
gob
Lim and that it was a fine ,animal.
"As he stood theone hand on the arm
brakeman en the rear oar of the Dover
ez rese it In understood was ettin read
express, ' g
spring, the breezes tempered by the in -
fiaenoe of the Gulf stream, which paoteo in
of bin chair, the newspt,per in the other,
and showing a courteous interest in the
to sigaal the rear train when he sare,
saw thb
head light of the engine looming tbroagh
close preximiyy to Osborne, are never no
cutting as In other parte of England, whilsb
shorts, of the bustling deputy to find'%`menta
the fog and at once saw that he was too
late. He rushed into the baggage our and
foga and such other like diecomforte are
Victerit,
icor his guests, he was far from formidable
In appearance. Re was new but a short,
into the passenger compartmeno of the mom.
practically unknown. Queen s
residence it In a specially favored spat,
bread' shouldered, dark skinned, pleasant
binatten car, and was just giving the
alarm of d�.nger when the crash Dame.
and in addition to natural advantages has
faced Mex0sn, with nothing whatever
• about him forbidding. Indeed his manner
Ten accident eocarred at 830 o'clock.
had heaps of money for many years
spent on it, with the result that it Is ons of
, was engaging. The fallow was a gentleman.
As aeon as the forward Cara of the Dever
Express could be cleared away from the
the meet comfer"table as well as recherche
He showed It not only in hie politeness, but
In the cool courage wibh which he faced his
two wrecked oars and the engine of th.;
houses in Europe. Th, re is not a sovereign
In the whole world who does not envy,
11 - dreadful end.
South Orange train, the dead and wounded
were in them and taxen to Hoboken,
Britain's aoen her Island H..me, for net
Q
. "' I would rather talk about something
;also, if it in agreeable to you, gentlemen,
placed
where medical attett::anos from the hospi-
the
oven Emaeesr William - nGermany.ofPersia
Czy r of Roseta, Naieir•e-Din of Perbla or
.ase said to a reporter who had joined us,
bale had been asked per. The belies of the
dead were meetly badly mutilated.
the Sultan of Turkay, with all their wealth,
end began business at once by &eking Vas-
A great many of the paseengern on both
' shows domicile which to s porch upon
v{fz about his mental condition.
brains were NewYoxkbasineso men residing
it either far elegance or comfort.
' I AM TO BE HANGED TOMORROW.
in the suburban towns of New Jersey an
VICTORS -'VEGETABLES.
�,. 'Very well. I don'b like it, but I have no
the line of the Morris & Ednex divie;en o;
Every day of her lite, no mattet.,where,
choice. Sue 2' And he shrugged hie
the Delaware, Lsokawanna & Western
she may be, whether in Balmoral OAherne,
shoulders and smiled. I
Railroad. About ten Braine were dt,l"yed
Florence or'slmewhere, Qaeen Victoria to -
't' Do you feel that you deserve your
on account of the accldana,
coives from Windsor Cawa:le a supply of
fate ?'solemnly asked the reporter.
Mr. Taylor, of the andlber'e office of the
flowers, fruit and vegetables. Theee, It Is
"' Well, that does not much matter,' he
Western Union Telegraph Company, was
needless to say, are the finest that can be
answered, lighting a oigmr. '' While I never
on a train from Orange following the
produced in the whale world. Nature 19
Idiled anybody mysalf, 1 permitted my men
wrecked train. He says : " The latb oar at
x,ob in it with arb where the Royal gardeners`
'far do so, and in the eye of the bww that is
the local woo a combination smoker and.
are c4noerned. Seasons may came and go,
r, the some thing, so I suppose I deserve what
baggage car from Batutadc,ville, and was
but Queen Victoria's green pese`are always
to going to happen. Since I osnnot help
attached to the Dover brain at Summit,
on ,:;hand, whilot encumbers, nabbisges,
myself, I am content. Will you pardon
This oar was telescoped and completely da•
Frenoh beans or any other vegetable Her
me, gentlemen, if I ask you to talk about
melished. No one In It enosped without
M,,jgaby expresses a wish to sea on her
something elwe than myself. I am glad to
bmjury. Who engineer and fir,sman of the
dinner table is there the following day
.see you ; I .like company. The weather is
Orange train are dead. Ameng the *thorn
whether it be in sesson or not. With
eh?'
killed in Wm. Ferguson, of Summit, one of
fzutts it is a trifle different, although the
,pleasant,
f0 He leaned back In hie ruJo chair with
the oldest employees of the Western Union
royal forcing-hnitnes hold their own with
^__:' an animated ccuntensuca, ready to chat,
Telegraph Company, who died *hale being
the best in England. Strawberries on
Means who wished to white away drag•
taken to Sb. Mary's Heopital, ,Hoboken.
Christmas Dap have always been an instita- i
He had about 14 of them left.
Mr. Ferguson's son, FredeFick, and bile
;ion with Her Majority, and this yearn
Vhours.
, man's face was strong and firm. He
daughter, are among the maimed.
supply is both abundant and fine.
was in the prime of ii'e and In perfect
The following is the list of the dead as
LIVES nQ A BOWER OF FLOWERS.
health. His caurage bad been proved in
far an known: P. H. Ryan, Milbourne ;
Edward Morel], Summit, N.., J. ; John
In ter taste per Sowers Q�aeeII V10larla 1e
MANY A BLOODY FIGHT,
Fish, Summit, N. J. ; Wiill.am Ferguson,
a bib faddy. She does not likestrong
and if by murdering all bas visitors it would
Summit, N. J. ; J. H. Rimmer, cashier of
g smellin varieties such as mbe�hanetis, gar-'.
$rave given him one c.kance in a thousand to
S. W. Beeack, bankers and brokers, Nev,
deniae or hyactnths. Lilies of the valley :.
b aha oe would av been e
sacs a that n ca n b e a bag n
P
e Dr. aures Dob den lab Banking
y� druggist,g
0 and, every
elate are ■ sial favorites h e r
Pe
and 1 y
v
mad God thanked f"�r it. Am it was, be
Ridge, J.
g
day a.bsekeb of these arrives at Otberno be i
w mantled cordially and accepted the Inevitable
'
be placed exclusively In the Ro pal sane
with manly composure, Him petiteness was
0199 CONSOLATION.
borne" Any epealal orchid blooms or na-
Laezhanebible.
renal floral tressures Her Majsaby arranges
"The editor of one of the local news.
Irapers came In,preettng him with m baioter-
The Woman Cheered up the Traveller bi
with her own hands, and whera she planes
''hem there they remain until she gives l
one hilarity, mea7o at once to cheer the
picturing the Strad.
orders for their removal. All other flowers
r
candemted and display to the metropelitan
One evening just about dark I rode up to
are renewe4 daily, The gaanttty of fl,)w'F.ra
Journalist his superior inbimmy with a bele-
a cabin in the Tennessee mountains ane
sent daily to Her Majesty to surprising, and
orated character. The editor mobnalJy book
asked to,"stay all night, says a writer in the
those, together with the lobs! ,,apply, sem
a copy of his paper from hie pocket, and
Detroit Free Press.
ktitute an abundance sufficient to convert
-with the remark, ' I suppose you want to
"I'm sorry, minter," said a woman who
the Royal &pr.rbmente Into a veritable home
!rear
bad rempond-d to my "hatio," "but yet
fit for the Gaddese Flors. A bower of
WHAT I SAID ABOUT YOU TO NIGHT'
'
can'b stay hart,."
"Why not?" I asked. "I'll pay for it,"
flowers is no misnomer for Queen Victoria's
rooms which winter and summer alike, show
,ast down and read to Vaaquaz three solid
11-1 11 rr*iemuo about his arlme�, the preparations
,t Tain't the pay I'm atraid uv, mister,"
she said, "bub there ain't no menfolks In
no difference either in coloring or beauty of
the laws which adem them.
for the hanging and a mitube description of
the "once and we can't keep y+<u."
P
"TABLE
the gallows, with mention of the ecrim-
tt What am I to do?" I asked, helplessly
ROYAL TABLE DECKERS.„
Inals who had stepped upon it. Vakquez
"Go on to the next place, I reckon.”
The hau&tng and arrangement of the
1. bore it in silence, without a wince or a
"How far In it
plants and flowers in the roams, corridors,
Ito
„Two miles, or notch a matter."
etc,, as wait as the making of ttouqueba and
d the next morntn Vafs sez walked
g g
"But it to dark," I urged. "I was never
,ihe fl¢ral &,carstion of the Royal dinner
out into the sunlit jafly%rd, odrabed the
here before,and I'll be inure to lose the road."
table to the op@�e,ol,.l duty of two t:xperts who
sabepa of the mooffold, gazed indifferently at
it I reckon there's a chance uv that," she
each rebeive $2,500 per annum salary and
the gapingmeb of mea below, threw a wilt-
-said, and then more encouragingly, "but
do nothing clam fer D. .Thewe pnfeseors in
fulglance beyond the
little over which he had walls ab the blue
ridden on many a
a tarnel bad road, oter, than
bib's aitch mt
you'll be glad you goat hit afore you ve pons
the art of oWortng and flower manipulMlon
have carte blanche be tank any blossamo they
,1•' fray with his out-throate and bben gave al's
a mile," and I didn't may another word.
like in the Royal hothouses. They are
him attention to the ghastly buslwees of the
praohloslly the e' bosses " of the g>rdenero
moment. They sought to unbu,iton h!s coat
W"Shsirespeare atleotchman?
and lnerrubb them what to rwss and we an,
and collar. He waved them molde politely
nr 1
;and fi d oo b y H
1 i s f. a sesished the hang.iI
g
e ohmaII were
An Englishman.and a So t
A
to rafoe ib. They are very arbitraryrn their
1 lace. ore and
deailttye with all the Royal
man in adjusting the straps and rope,
J g P P
engaged in a keen argument concerning the
merits of their respective countries, The
'ith &lift of their own. apart from
-
,glanced down to sue th et his foot were Pro-
aslmel on the crack kissed the 'oruoifix held
Englishman, enraged at the pretensions of
'`
either domestic or offiatala. Princess Trixy
rdo
ung when
is their companion emery morning
iter b him b the rib rt and bore himmslf
y p
the other, ab lengtb exclattned : Y«n wlxF
coon be claiming Sh.kaspmare ao a Sootbb.
ehe
floral tremures are unpacked a . b
avlth patience and dignity while they draw
-ever him a white shroud and plaoe4 an his
man i;, " Weal," replied the Soot, cell ,
y
connily indicates the position in which the
flowers are to be laced as wall an f ^r uenth
p g
;Itead and shoulders a rest black hood.
,d ` , g
,, ,
1 m bhinkln that some of his' works would
warrant the presumption."
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suggesting
Princo8s of "oleofvrr end
I am toady, he os.td,, eeronela closing
1?
s.
ebtier etioots. Prinoete Lar ice of Lerno,.
lifts a Fee, and th � b was the Iamb of Vatquez.
—.Vow York Sinn.
A itosaarlsaI Old Lady,
however, Is fax mars expert; at this.
The Neaxasrentent of Criminals.
Mrs. Augustin Lamberti who died at
$ t
Beteoll, Quo., on January ltd, at the age
ALBXRT EDWARD STARTS A NEW GAME.
The Prince of wales, Fah Mary of (Took
I
The groan utility t,f the system. rot messur•
of 82 ears bad been married fora rlot
P and•
years
and several ether of the Royals, begetter
With the Duke of Wellington and varteue
• Ing suspected o0miosle by the Antbre.
' mntrtoal Department of the Pari Do eo•
po pa s t
of 65 yearsmind leaves 11 children 55
'
children, v8 great-grandchildren an. foul
mt tubers of the+ Marlbereugh House oligna,
tilvb Service ban once more been amply
' I I demonstrated. A few doge ago an lull-
gromt-great-grandoblidren, is ail 127 de,
have recently been going in for a new form
of anti -fat' or reduction oftheir btpur
, , uidual"*he dosoribod himself as a Spau%rd
soendants:
The noa
abundance of a tp n m
=mod Perez -entered a gone changer'e
site on the Pisco du Havre money
p offered
Arblot—1 psintod this picture i1 t to
in a neoret one which Albert El*%rd has
sotaehaav gab hotel *f, and in ,adiiftlotn to
some bonds for sale,: re roronf:tn a vagus:
40 000f. He immedlatel Arreraed
keep the wolf from the dee*. Denier (after
,.
inepeWng R)—Well, bx"g lb on the knob
a lo,making practice
trying it on hirnrfelf h g p
out of his relatives and frfendm. The care
sof wart
VA the sorfp was res«lgnix,-A by the changer
where the wolf can sec It,
consists in Coking seine nauweous oempouud,
sue _ the result of a recant robber '. On
NOTInING ELSE.
ueb unlike molasses 1n vrpearauoe, three
8bWtkq bxe,rhinad b a masistrate 6e me.
toalled Peres ormleted that he bad only just
p ju
,
She was a. Prof., aaloe �' rl ,
Ho asked her or a kiss
times a day, lmr6oe lfately after meals. The
preparabien of this narfbsuin bho PrboM+ per•
_ y
asrrtved In Parte and Was quite tnnsobnt. A
P or he was the nocetltr d
-
l9nta11► suporintet ds ,lee Ilmself mixt s the
mit to the measuring teem, however,
. K _
I!w'm'P sly led to the reoaguittoa of the mea
Of the fair blushinF(MIOS.
She cavo hl1p one, cad ils she draw -
li a
I . n will not boll .a ode what
ngredfontA a d S
they are: To cant of hi■ converts he sends
+mum f Bordeaux, who h.ts
ane Ardtrran *
t ,
A s awe ::
%1 r.rc y o 9
•. 14the ate a6ked. (n Lrembllnq tones,
s for 'e 'ar of rice n Ilio a
e 1 p" t nd once he has
•
Ali'elld served throe bttrtti� in ail per theft,
y ;
,
,,,,,;, =Zing elsua to -day Y
Rob thbm on tris books he u+doer lobo the in
RlsFabber--'W'hat are you dtylug Mbnnts
have a moment's peace, 110 to tsb them all
r "
tfM What kindwill card d o think
9g d v e You In
rl'emm i W*mm wee lo" bfbberl" —I
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the time eibh.r to be weighed at to woe
b
sake the but, calling ,oards?'r #nab"d
jure read In an `■ilmanack where it wads its
"Iola as to whether they. have taken the
ahoftb•mindoedly)-41 A0e0.11
geia' to regia an the $'onrth of July. ",
111th wlbli regularity. Ile gives, *sca ts,
. ,
"., ..
`lar..... _ _. ...
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card which liar to be tilled In
with the hours at w'ilich tho patfon is taken
and he ea Nio0 when giving It thabhe tr us s
to the rool"10111
'a honor to fill It Up about-
ately. Thin new fad of Albert Edward's
has caused a vset amount of fun no Marl
borough Hoagie, where the victrmm aro,
promptly weighed on arrival. Whatever
the oomriound oonstmts of, ib seams really
mmrvollous in its effect, far Cobh wales him-
self and j`rlly Miry have already oulttvatasd
sylph little figures, the like of which have
nob vistied ttacmt,,r many a long day. At,,
to the Dacrmss of Took, it is really remarks -
hie in its affect uEoji her, the erstwhile
waist wbioh It toek five minutes to walk
round is now steamed in a pair of "Swan•
b111s " of normal proportions, while the %di-
poes bust, still gnnevoue in robundity,le nobh-
Ing out of the way and not more than than
us,rally associated with awellfed Daohess of
GO years.
CAMBRIDGE 'JOINS THE BUVrALOES,
The Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffa-
Ioer, or "Thi+ Great and M! ht Hunters of
tete L rd,' have now a Prince f the blood
am:mp their numbers, for old George of
Cambridge bas been at his reolderce,
Gloacosbt;r Hoagie, initiated into the mys•
Y;, -ries and privilt,get of the Order, when oleo
folio wing aelemn rheral wan performed : A
lodge was npaned by a obid officer of the
Order (oalted the Sitting Prim*) In the
name of Her Meet Graoieue Majcs'.ay Qa'Nen
Victoria. The coremony oommeiwed by the
members linking their hands together right
over left (in "Auld Lung Syne" fashion)
and ail singing s Buffale chorng, the Chief
Primo planrng bla hinds on the horns of the
black buffalo bull. The chorus began
Who knows what care or sorrow is,
Not a brother I'll be bound,
While the Batter and the juniper
Is freely passing round,
Gattev in thia case meant English ale,
and juniper, gin, brandy or rum. The
chorus ended :
11 Through the said woods we'll wander
and wo'Al chase the buffalo, we'll chase the
buffalo. oto."
The lights in the room were all extln-
gbished and a quantity of spirits of wine
and salt was placed in a large silver urn and
lighted, wbioh made all the faces of those
pronent look ghastly bluo.
CEREMONY OF HIS INITIATION.
The royal old Cambridge Duke wan wait-
ing outside the door of the room, attended
by to o of hie personal sides•de•camp and
two officers of the lodge, who blindfolded
His Royal Highneos with a large, scented,
white pocket•bandkerobief. Terse knocks
were given at the door. " Who goes tbeve V
said the L+.dga Tyler through a peephole.
" Prince Nimrod," was the reply. " His
buoinesb ?" said the City Tyler{. Reply :
" To introduce a royal uuaiilighrened."
"His fall names?' "George, William,
Fredf,rick, Charles, Duke of Cambridge,
Field Marsha), Commander -in -Chief of the
Britian Army," was the reply. " Hos age V
61 tlevenby.five," w.�o replied. "Acmib
him," said oheSitting Primo. The kangaroos
then all otood up, wagging their tails and
sirgbg "Go] S Ave bho Queen." Then the
old Duke was loft round the lodge -room,
while the " Dvad March in Saul " was
played ; he was taken to the City Marshal
and asked if he entered the lodge of his own
free will and aboard; to which he said.
" Yee." " When, bake him to the Royal
Cnair," was said.
FOLLOWING IN GEORGE IV's. FOOTSTEPS,
The Duke was then told of many good
and dimtingui:hed Buffaloes from the mine
there was no A in the alphabob, No%h being
the fleet Buff beard of, then Nimrod is
named Solomon, and numbers of other
rtu,hteeus Buffs. Nearly all the English
Kings ww-e mentioned as bei::g stood or bad
Butte. George IV., It whe stated, was,
when Prince Regent, made a Buff by Woh-
avd Brineley Snerldan, at the Harp Tavern,
Drury Lsne, Landon. and His Royal High-
ness was ee p%eamt d that be commanded
every vestal in the hams to be filled with
holy getter (oonoecrats+d boor). Then tte
operate and mysteries, signs aud,pase words
of the Order were made known to His
Royal Highness; and the Buffalo oath was
adminiotgred to him en a pair of long
Broaeley clay pipFs, which His Royal Hivh-
was took the earth on, and kissed, saying,
" So help me, Mary."
MARLBOROUGH S WIDOW SPEAKS IIP.
Lll.fao,Duchwo of Marlbr.rough, is grieved
over the ramoi that she was about to•marry
again. "'She American Dache6" was is
an Indignanb state of mind when Inter.
viewed upon the oubjeob. " I cannot un-
derstand," she said with much earnestness.
" why such baseless rumors should be
started c:
noerning a me. I m
still in
mourning ter my late huebanti, the Duke of
Marlborough, and it wsuld ill become me
to think of suo -her matrimonial engage-
ment at Ibis time. I trust my friends have
a higher opinion of me than to believe I
should to toaa forget my Labe husband the
duke. There is not a soiutille, of truth in
the stoxy. If It should ever scour that I
,,aught a third marriage, I should e'.aim
bho right to make my own ebloebton."
Lillian has now a strong foothold In
Eaglish society. Having secured a mental
fol'ovIrg sn4 an admission into the royal
aircle on myeAal oceasione, it is not probartle
that she will consent to marry any but a
titled man, if, as she says, she ever makes
another marinas venture. Lillian still bears
traces of beauty but bar manner hms become
0rave, serious and dignified. Th.rse who
knew bar am the lovely laugoing Miss Price
would fail to recognize her now. Wealth,
toys, adulation and honor have not sub -
seeded in ]seeping brook farmwo of anxiety
and gray hairs. T'hs story of the rumored
engauesnonb was evldendy fabricated am
usual by a local newspaper man who
iaghued he wan doing something smart.
Hle pnnlabment will probably be the Ions of
his bread and butter fora time.
A .TALL GIRLS' CLUB,
A now club for the daugbbers of the
'aristocracyhas recently been founded dad t
n a
fmh!otaialstreet xm&r yd
Park. It is
called the •' Fire Feet Nme," ,$nd all the
member s are five foot nine to height. They
are all. w4l,la<,ra and alae pretty. Who
t have th
r de and a elect sett es ba e
p ani ttt a s oa
solo power of examining and passing own-
didat*o. Every morning early a 1•.,ng caval.
bade of theofa fair da.mrele is ween riding in
Rotten R,m at a good trot, rather stiffly
eeatred i t their ea - Mot. Tie F,ve Foob
Nitses moot every fortnight at the house of
one of their members, eanh one being
o4ected for this gabherinR in turn. Embryo
duclteeoee cuuntestbe, lnditas In their awn
.rlghb, honorable mhoes, who come up to
the heiptht standard, are already enrolled to
the number of fiftx. The club badge Is
fivo golden fAeb enoiroling a figure nine in
brilliants, and it it worn as a broach on tine
left breast. The number of membern is
limited to one hundred.
Mozart Nos.
The unpublished manumorlpts of oil
sonatas, competed by Motsrt wbgn at the
ago of 18, were lost week k000kod down at
an auobI n for the runs of 2 750 francs.
Tbey,are all In Morwo's awn handwriting.
—L4ndow Court,Jotwnad.
Bluo4t�---" Do you Mean bn ray thab 1 earn
a list I" nllotAr—t' 1hppo that I could non
do seiani¢bfftlomanly a thtlsg. brut I nee yon
aabsbr my liths."
MIMS IS INT'RO��LE,
8e Does Not Like the Ways of the
monahans,
HE WAS TIRED OUT.
IVE bin haviu' a
avary tough time of
ib lately, an' now
've Pub to be just
,o. Monahanhlm-
c elf is all right,
tt .rub brs wife and
[5 4 ,%ughter fire like ,&
I " barrel of &vlla- I
atsve tq live all the bime In
the back part of the base -
of, Lwt fm nW-mahan'm house—
that ie, I ,must oat, drink
aatd stotap tbere, an' Mena-
limols daughter gave me
shtriot orders not to come up a'stra without
permission, an' to always leave the house
be the basement door, an' not to dare €poak
or evennotice her on the street, until I
become mora oivil�znd.
Mro. Monahan alio told me the same
thing. Sire calls her dvut;hter Ginevieve,
though she was baptized Bridget, but the
girxui speaks Friuoh and Etratakit,n, amt' told
me that Gincvleve wan the Frees h r;,ame an'
mint Bridget, em' beth mother and daui+hrer
are awfully stuck up, an' shunt around like
two peacocks,
Mrs. Men,.bau used to have a brogue as
Irlah as the pigs of Drfigbeda, an' now,
faith, half the time you think she wma
mbpatkin' thrt:ugh a horn, an' if she wan tell -
in' ye a mhtery ye'd imat} no one minute yo
went in a pig pin In Kirby, an' the next
minute ye'd be drermin' of some great,
nhmart woman tal►in' to ye, for ehe uses
words sometimes abeub a yard ?ging, which
she learned from her daughter, an' which
she knows nothin' about, an' ye'd have to
have O'Sallhvau's Dictionary wid ya It ye
wint to hold on mrgumint wid Ginevieve,
%rho, whin the mother ahpskes shout her,
calks her " my bet.yetiful goyl Ginavieve."
Well, eke I told ye beft-ro, Monahan has
two sans, Jerry and Tommy. Jerry is
called af' er hie father, ae' bit is a barrister
—that Is, a counsellor er liar, an', to tell
ve the truth, he is the biggesb liar I ever
met
BDUCATING JERRY.p'
Yoe, , Mrnahsn was sayin' that him
son Jerry ought be is mint is Germany to
be educated, for he expected him to be a
greater man thorn hit+ uncle Alike, the
.Assemblyman, an' I hinted that if they slat
him aoreas the water it wouldn't be a had
idea to lob him stag' far a term at the Kll-
lsrnev fairs, whore his uncle, Mr. Flanagan,
got hie scheolW.
Young Jerry had a case to plead the other
day, an, I *jut ever to the oanrb wid him.
Ib seems a lad shbole a ham from in front of
a butcher shop an' get arreoted, an' he told
young Monahan in my hearin' that he only
aht*ie the ham so that the botcher wud
chase him, and thin he had a frind who wud
ran in and take the money.
" Weil, welli fix you up all right," says
Jerry. He thin asked the lad it he had a
mother alive an' the lad told him she was
dead twinty years, an' may me two eyes
fall out and 6ghb like two dogs if he didn't
go and get an old wemmn, an' she winb
o2gore the Judge an' began to cry, an'
Monahan told the maglahtrate gibe was the
lad's mother, an' tlsat tbny were both
shtarvin' an' that was why the lad thtele the
ham, but the court couldn't go this pork
sbbory, an' he said ho had bub little sym.
pathy for a man that wan hungry and shtele
a ham, so he gave him; six wo-1o.
I�tuppoae the Judge was merry the lai:
didn't shtesl four or five pigs, so so he
could extinct bits sympathy an' give the poor
divil abentten warm.
TOM is A SPORT.
Well, Monahan's sthbr Boa, Tom, Is a
ohporb an' does notbin' else only have fun.
Tom is all the time talks' about piles of
money an, how he used to "blow blmlrelf"
whin he wam out, an' faith I nand to think
he carried a bellows wid him, for half the
time he d be talkie' about " blowin'" there
wudn'b be enough breeze for to puff oub a
oandte.
So I have just found out that " blowin' "
means sapindid. Oh, hat I'm learniu' quick.
Tom does be treliin' me about heroes an'
" good things " sn' pdze fighters, an' the
v (tab
divil knows w
Sts he to me the other day, " I'm galn'
ever to Jersoy to. morrow, axil if ft's+regain'
I goo a' geed biting ;"' an' sez I, 11Whan Is
ib, an ambrelia ?" ter I thought he couldn't
have a bebter thing on a wet dap. an'sez ho,
" Xhw, I mean a good horse to play. Y, -
we I'm goln' to play Catgut,'oxnse he leis
himself out In w,,;t weather."
Oh, but X just come to think of It, the
ether even)n' Ginevlove had company in bba-
house, an' t•hep were playin' the plane on'
slugin', an' I was down in the bamemeht
balkin' to Tom Monahfkn whin a lob of bis
frJnd■ came to set, him about a prize fight
they were arrangin'. " Se," eez Tem to me.
°' ye'd better go up stairs. I want to talk
to these min on private bustnerto."
Well, nolibin' wud plalza me better
than to ltaten to a gated tong, bu,a I know I
wasn't wanted up stairs, to I told Tom I
bring me into the back parlor. Tom did a+,,
an' Mrs. Monahan came over to moan' bold
me not to dare shpake one word, an' .i
inafYo up me mind to keep quiet an, liaten.
Well, be the holy Sb JwlWone, I never,
got among suoh a crowd of frauds In all me
hie befiare. One big nosed divil n%met:
Murphy was talkin' about the hard timet,
an' was sayln' how the rich man was al!
the time epprensJn' the poor man an' how
it wait a shame, an' the same divil owns two
b!g tab stores. s an faith abeb a week
a
frti
n
I wvtnt fnie -enc of them an' bought n hut.
for $2, as I needed one very badly, an' be
cold it to me himself, Ian' whin I got home
Tom Monahan bad a bran' now hat that be
even on rt brat, ata', says he, "Hero's a hal
for ye, Maack, ya need enc,"
COULDN'T SELL THE HAT.
So widout wayln' a ward, back I goes to
Murphy, an' I told him I didn't have any
money, stn' how poor I was, sea' asked hln,
wouldn't he take the hat back an' give me,
m We ! he didn't want to take the hat an'
eatd he'diMa't core how poor I was; an' thki
I got mad, an', sez I, 11Whim Is no good tit
mo ; I dant ,rata a hat "; an' after a long
talk I Cot $1.60.
So M,irphy (rept on blatherin' aboatseme
of the rloh min beta' ramcale, and I had al
I could do be held myself in from p1Vh)
him a bit of my mind, but finally hiid eyes
toll on me for the firshb timoima' he ,reit•
doned u w'hta he sari the way .Y leek'ed At
hist., and he closed his meutb as tight aii .h
clam for the rest of the night.
Well, thin, another lad he the name of
Mr. Pbrkins, with a bier linen collar th+tl
stem undo two shadb ills oars from the owle
shtooff tip an' began to tell about a 'poen
fellow In the ooanthrywhe used to mine
borsoe for a llvin asD hofs ba married a
pear girlrol who waw even handnersirr that
'Penis,
Well, I�►>ieems they both loved nadir oilier l
on, In g little house of bLelr own, but vlolo
day while the husband was at work a rich
viliati oome along and told the wife, wbo,
war ,W'vety Ionocaut woman, a lot of 1110,
an, ilhe winb away with him, so Whin the
husband come hotno from work the honoo,
was impoy. Well the poor lad's hourb
was nearly broke wain he read a note she.
left behind her sayixe Who was geia' away j;r
forever,
Anyhow, the rich rascal got tired of her,
on' Rho became brok,owhaarwd, an she loot,
bar beauty an, was left to die alone, with i
consumption, Be she had courage cuougb to
mind for her husband, alt' be was such a
good, noble lad that he came to bar bedside
au' prayed she wouldn't die, an' forgave
her tzar all she had done ; but she died all
the same.
Bab what d'yo think Y One of the wlmin IV
In the room was oryin' all the time Perkins ,
was ta'lkin', so' way the old bay elope wid,
me if TeML Monaban didn't tell nee that she
was the divorced vile of three ntin, an'
that the feurth hasttaod had a case now .
ag'insb her, and Perkit.e used to be all the
time ballon' to Xom Monahan about hew•
good a wrestler he was, an' that he
could take a fall out of any marc in
hie club, an' Tom said that Perkins mar•
ried one of the beat girrula that ever,
breathed, an' that he treated her like a dog -
until the had to finally separate from him,.
me there was a. big dfferenne between Per.
kins an' the lad he was talkh2 about in the,
otbory, so then one of the crowd, asked me -
wouldn't I sing a song.
VILLII�G SO FIOHT,
I said I couldn't sing, but just to be soci-
able I'd wrmtle Perkins oolior'n elbow, two
out of three, and thin some of the crowd
laughed, while Mr. Perkins looked mad an"
another said I shattered his nerves. 't No,"'
said I,"but if I get a obsoce I'll sh%utor
eve of his legs,"an'I took eflma ooat think-
in' I could ceax a fall nut of him, for to toll'
ye the truth, I didn't like him, an' Mrs.
Monahan and Gint,vieve came toward me,,
an' they were ragin' with anger.
Mrs. Monahan called me a low, lguerant
think, amk Ginevieve maid I was an Irish
molt ey, an' thin me blood tiled, and eez I '
to her : "Look here, me pug noted lseete,
ye huvo enough powder en ya,r face to blow 11
up a ship. Ye call yorrelf Ginevieve while `'
yer right, name is Bridget , }k were named
after yeur prendmetber, old Biddy Mona-
han, whe sold potbeen in Karry, an' it's
kind for me an' yareelf abe to' leek 'like
monkeys, ter yer gear diretber'n free lucked
an v:uch like a babern a as a mares rektm-
b'es a horse's, an' yru," eez I, turving to
Mrs, Monaban, 11taWn' abt.ut Ignorance,
why, yen couldn't h11 an interrogation
mark from a pig's orubeen, an"—
,Old that I was grabbed from behind an'
shoved sub of the revni an' fired headlong
down sts,'re Into the lmewtnb. There was
Doete down there, as Tom bad gone out
wid his fri'nde, se I picked metElf up, ,
feellr.,' more dead than ahve, un' winb to bed
for the night.
BON OF A FORMER RIMER.
Wha a Scoteh Paper Ras to Say About
Lord Elgin.
Lard Elgin, the nrwly•atppointed Vioerod
of India, was on the loth ult. presented
with the freedom of Dunfermlino. On the
same day fortyeeven years age Lord Elgin's
$&that was admitted a bur&wa of the burgh.
The Courier Bays : As pegeresor of an
illustrious name, and as one who bad done a
good stroke of hard worts for F:fesbire, ib
was meet thsb the people of Dmfermline
should confer on L>.rd Elgin the freedom
.:f their Royal burgh in recognition of
Him Lordnbip'a appoInIment to the Vibe.
royalty of India. Dunfermline has a moat 1W
Interesting htmterioal connection with rice
Bruce family, of which Lord Elgin Is the
bead. DnnfermlinWo noble eoolewlas seal
pile, fenpded by ging Malcolm Canmom
and hie Queen, St. Margaret, eightoenturiero
ago, contains besicea the dust of about a
dozen kings and queens, the remaly- of
the sheet oe7ebrattd. of them all, Bing. ol
Robert Bruce. It was peculiarly
arprcpriate that. the &7soendant of the
great Liberator of Sooblaud from the,
thralflem of Bogland bhcauld receive the
honor which vwas bestowed on him en,
Saturday. The grandams of the nobleman
who precured for and weld to his country at•.
a loss to himself the "Elgin Marbles," the
finest spec ic.,en of Gteaion oculpture in ex-
�steooe, ar.d the sen of the most beneficent
Governor-General that ever guided the
deerinles of Canada, and who died at his
still higher poet of Vioen,y of India, was
one wit,em In bettering Dunfermline must
!:,ave felt won honoriv; g bi�a self. Thera are S
good grraunds for hoping thati Lord Elgin's
ratan will be a suompeful orie in ti,,e hsghest
rffi •o that can be filled by a subjeot of Her
Majesty. est .
Why a Wife Changes Her Name.
It Is said that the pram: ice of the wife
assumug the busband'a ntcme at marriage,
or ginated from a Roman outtom and be-
a,�me the common cue, out after the Roman,
occupation. Thus Julia axed Oebavia, mar.
tied to Pootp y and Cloore, wore called by
"he Rowane Jolla of Pompey and O.A3vis
Oioere, and in later times married women in,
most European conatrita signed their
e,ames in the same manner, hub omitted
the " ef." Agaivat this view maga be men--
:loved rhr.t during the sixtee-nth. and
eveu the r,eginuing of the mownteenth can-
ury the usage seems doubtful, aloes we
find Canbarine Parr as signing hereelf after-
mbe had been twice married, ani we always
bear of Lady Jane Grey (not Dudley) and
Arabelia Stumrt (bet S ymour)o Some
p;:raono thinx that the oustvin originated
tr.vm the scriptural tosct;lug that
hrsband and wife arta one. It was de-
oilgil in the some of Ben vs, Smith, in the
roigna of E izabeth, that a woman by
marriage losee bar former name and legally,
receives the name of her husoand,
The popular notlen that the human race
has deteriorated is disproved by the,faot
that the average man o n't bgueeza himself,
.aro anolaan armor. 1, W I
Moltere woo a weaver of tapestry, and)
t,egan to write for the stage after a casual,
vieto to the theatre. 1.1�1`
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