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0:8000” Kipling,
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‘nd iv 5°“°g °g“f‘_ '_
:taurus iv Rgodyard l\ipl_ing_. I see
“is pomes in th` pa-aper, Hinniesy. an
,min ,11 right. They`re all right,
_ mas, They was wan about
hm Pon Danny Deever that done me a
imwnld iv good. They was a la-ad I
_knew be the name iv Deaver,
 35 not he Was th` same man. He
"dmc mgiiey. Thin there was wan
“Immendoned in th` war news
“min a while--th` less we f-rget th`
mm,” my-mimber. That was a. hot
au’ agood wan. \Vhat I like
5:; Kipiing is that his pomes is
"isnt og th` bat like me con-versations
'im yon, me boy. He`s a minyitman.
|r_mdy pots that sleeps like th`
km,-iv truck 9.with his poetic paints
if' boots beside his bed an` him
"my, to jnnip out an` slide down th`
*hgh* minyit th` alarm sounds.
.age not such a pote a T`m Scanlan.
gggift done annything since th'
wr-riten iv Cashum Cadi an’ th’
gli: or linyar measuremint,poth-
votes th’ pro-hibitionist got
:lil mornin!
This ii th` wav it happened
iv r-runnin’ out in th’ eoun
the czar. Him an’
ll speak. Sosays Roodyard Kipling to
iv Linfrick. an` that was two hun-,
ear befure he was_',bor-rn. He‘s
iv th` Pome Supply company
pgthry delivered ivry day at
Is there an accident in ay
illyvator? Ye pick up ye`er
pa-aper an’ they`se a pome
itbe Roodyard Kipling. De ye
amanhole cover bein’ blown up?
is there with his r-ready pen.
iv th’ gr-reat Gazelle. that a man-
in angerjs tin degrpesworse
hell.” He writes in all dialects
may language. plain an’ fancy
pothry fr young an’ old pothry
vei
mall parties iv _eight or tin a
What`s th` raysult. Hinnissay?
I despise. But Roodyard
pothry is aisy. Ye can skip
it while ve`re atin` breakfus an`
rrect idee iv th` current news iv
won th` futball game.how
islliiaining” fr th’ light. an`
iv th` state iv Texas. No
pothry fr Kipling. Ivry-
resh an` up to date. All lays
"Hogan was in today r-readin` Kip-
Fridah afternoon pome an’ ’tis a
mme. He calls`it “Th” Tnruce iv
Kipling had just llnished his
batch iv pothry f’r th’ home
had et his dinner. an’ was
a breath iv fr-resh air, whin in
tillygram sayin’ that th’ czar iv
sint out a circular letther
in th` wurruld ought to
an’ stop makin' war an`
an’ dull life. Now, Kipling
th' czar
_ WS about something. an they don`t
Lynn Shoes
  Lynn Shoes
Q,-_ A new lot of the Lynn
 Boots received,
:_ These are wide and
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Sole Agents.
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himself, he says: I’ll take a crack at
that fe1low,` he says_ ‘1’ll do him up,’
he says. An‘ he he wr-rites a pome to
show that th` czai-'s lettei-`s not on th’
square. Kipling`s like me Hinnissy.
Whin I want to say anything lib-lous I
stick it on to me Uncle Mike. So be
Roodyard Kipling. He dosen’t come
r.right out an’ say: ~Nick. ye’re a liarl`
but he tells about what th’ czar done to
a man he knowed be th’ name iv Mut-
tons. Muttons, it seems, Hinnissy, was
wanst a hunter, an` he wint out to take
a shot at th` czar, who was dhressed up
as a bear. Well. Muttons r-run him
down, an` was about to plug him Whin
th’ czarsays: ‘Hol` on,” he says, ‘hol`
on, there,` he says. Don`t shoot,` he
says. ‘Let`s talk this over,` he says.
An’ Muttons, bein a foolish man, wait-
ed till th' czar came near him, an` thin
th` czar feinted with his left an` put in
a r-right hook an` pulled off Muttons,
face, I tell ye, ‘tis so. He jus` hauled
it off th` way ye’d haul off a porous
plasther-raked off th’ whole iv Mut-
tons` fr-ront ilivation. -I like ye’er
face,` he says, an` took it. Au’ all this
time. an` twas 50 year ago, Muttons
hasn`t had a face to shave. N e’er a
one. So he goes ar-round exhibitiu’
th` recent site an’ warnin` people that
when they ar-re shootin` bears they
must see that their gun is kept loaded
an` their face nailed on securely. If
ye iver see a bear that looks like a man,
shoot him on th` spot. or. betther still, t
r-run up an alley. Ye must niver lose
that face, Hinnissy.
‘-I showed th’ pome to Fr Kelly,”
Continued Mr.,Dooley.
~VVhat did he say P" asked Mr. Hen-
nessy.
“He said," Mr. Dooley replied, “that
I cud write a good a wan meself, an’
he took th` stub iv a pencil an` wrote
this. Lemme see-ah, here it is:
Whin he shows as seekin’ frindship
with paws thatfre thrust in thine,
That is th’ time iv pearl, that is th”
thruce iv th’ line.
Collarless, coatless, hatless, askin’ a
dhrink at th` bar,
Me Uncle Mike, th’ Fenyan, he tells
it near an’ far.
Over an` over th` -story: ~Beware iv
th’ gran’ ilimtlam.
There is no thrnce with Gazebo, th’
line that looks like a lamb.
‘~That’s a good pome, too." said Mr.
Dooley. “an` I’m goin’ to sind it to th`
nex’ meetin` iv th` Anglo-Saxon ~liance.’
(Copyright, 1898, Chicago Journal.)
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Edham Pasha Proposed
A Massacre _ - French
Press Oppose the Queen’s
Visit --Snow-storm in the
I-lighlands--U S. Troops
in China.
LONDON, Nov. 26,-( Specia1)- I have quoted remarks made by mem- his 5,9 house and gn-,nmig here, » _ Loman Nm 25 __-mg
Sgverg gngw gtgrmg hgye faggd in the |l)BI'S Of G61). Al‘0laS’ Sliiff llI6I'8»1ly. TUB T°RoNTO’ Nov” 26___[Special]__ cal Pubnshss 8 despatch
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big*-‘la“d3 *md 5“°W is Sewfal feet following report has been Sent to me by The Ontario Standing Committee of the 8°¢01'd1“g t° "bmi E58
deep. an American in Nucvitns: _ _ . on leased tothe United
Three men have erished and man "The, United States transport Maud- Meth°dmtGeuem1Cm_“?rence has made navalo 'Ming Station the
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asking boats have been lost in the mi Vtpibgawith eigpt troops  line Sgt  a demand onthe Dominion government kom on the Gnu of Adam th
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T116 Queen is takin! 3 great iDl8lf08i land as soon as they are aehorethey wil- by Passmg a P'°h‘b“°"-7_ law' _ ty £133 ;1§:gh;°;E°°'c°‘3 gli;
in the project to unite Cairo and Cape "l1}0v0_bY 628V f!1a_l'Uh@S i0 P“@1`f° 1f'1`l°° VANCOUVER, Nov.. 26_.-[Specialj- would ,mum tha Bmw, md; of
Town by e railway and told Lord Kit- 019° °‘W' 'h" °“P‘“’~“ °'.u"‘f’t f)’1'.°;‘“§¥’ _ Atwin E. Lan-d, dropped dead of heart and Aden The Chronicle adds
chener she hoped to live to see it ac- where Gen' garpenter W] Bala lsd~ his  disease at Cedar City, B. C. on Fri- 1' ly all
headquarters The gener an is ood d
1 _ . 1 . d _ We are doing a g
°°mP"’h'fd g _ staff will go there by rail today,_and “Y _ Amen" net now and
C , N . 26- 1 -A , . J
*NEA UV (°P°°“‘) t * will assume command of the province MONTREAL, Nov 26 l-bpec,a1]__ th Gunn, mu be
trial today evidence was viven that Ed- I Nov. 22. l . . °` . '_ l is c ‘Y
" The ani al of me Amer-can two S Le Minerva this morning argues that shall all be the more
hem Pasha had ur ed Mnsrulmans to “ V 1 _ P » . . , ~
-tmassseieaii the gcnnsitan; ‘vienna in has i-Hirsttvfl it f°°1i°fzr~°f‘ 1s¢iSf=°t*°°"'F’“°“° °"°“*" ""“°“”°"“"g““" *“  "i'sliiiiiih’° JB
C d_ and relief to every inhabitant of this lo- fonndland to Britain, pointing out that
$511.8' Ch hu hi t ' d callty- 'E19 P°‘;Pl° Of lbhls 5°°§°“ °f thi; Newfoundland will 'ultimately become.
ajor urc i , w o pro es.e , was country ave a ways een a mirers O f C d d th t th resent
ordered to leave the 1-00m_ the United btafes, and have been aux- 3' Pali 0 am 9' an a _ 6 P
WASHINGTON, Nov, 25__ [Sp9¢ia,1]__ , iously awaiting the arrival of American °°“d\“°”° °“Sl“ 11°* t0 °X‘S"~ l
Word has been received that United "°°Ps' his th” genfnfal f°°m“*"i_h°'° O'1‘1‘aw.a. Nov., 26.-[Special]-N
HAVANA, via Key west, Fla Nov
make successful opposition to their
P P
made an attempt to frustrate the plans
etr e y vv
both policemen were in the morgue
this morning. ._
Guanahacoa is in afar worse condition ‘
than Havana. There the desperadoes
have as absolute control of the town af-
ter nichtfall as We ler did of Havana
that as soon as the military authority of
States marines have been landed in i the Uundd States is established the Major General Hutton ' has given an
China by the captain of the Charles- ‘ Cuban fo;-ge will jay dgwn ing -5;-mg, emphatic denial to the Globe’s story of l
town, near Tien Tsin. It is not known and the mph will return to their for- a break between himself and the Minis- ,   lu
. what the affair means. . “WF Peace "1 °°°“P“‘i°“”- t r of Militia over the Ma'or 'raibot
t nan, Nov. 26-[special] -The _ “TM °i>P°intwq\»t of Gyn- Carnes- ainir. ‘ I ‘  mn:
French press is discussing whether or §:fb;°f§'?;1;a';;1 txsmgrovlzx hfgefilf The Russian government! has remov- r
l”°t the Que” will “gal” g° t° the "nth The Cuban Ieaders in thi? section e;- 95 the duly fl`0m‘ “£1`i°“1m\`°l imple' Le"“f°
of France to spend the winter as usual, press great satisfaction with the as- ments and binding twine.
and declare her visit, when England is Singmffent °f GPU- C*1`P°“t°"» and h°P° The live stock shipments from Que-
, trying to humiliate France, would pro- that ms tlwt Wim tend to settle matters bec and Montreal to Great Britain for
to the satisfaction of all concerned.”
voke a feeling of ill will. ~ the season just closed show a large
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome 1
llllEEN’S INTEREST 25233!Z.i.'.§%flI.-'?;?.lZ§‘.1l2.'l21iLOR|l MT Sl|`:PllElli ‘="“=*°° 'mm
not be Punlshed. I ThCr;;oAoo November 26
____ _ _i e llowing are the cloning
23. 1898. Outside the principal bnsi; _ p0§;v7 ggmat’ 65* *mm* 8”
' ness streets in Havana a veritable reign _ _
In The Gairo and Cape 0, ,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, ,., with the ’°’“'“- °‘ GMS Away t° Relatives .,,.,‘,’,;’°;;3.... aa, a»m.s2t.aa.
400 desperadoes, members of the in- '
famous band of Nanivoes, sent to Ceuta 0233;, wheat’ 65; ’c°m’ 88* ’ mu'
' '= ` ` ` . 25
  three years,afro. The robbers do not P
y' await darknegs to pursue their profes-  _ July Park 9 05
sion, though by far the greater number
of crimes are committed at night. N 6°' w"|"' “P-°f9"
These men work in gangs, which _ N Y N 25 To
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constitute the Waring
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ATHEN Nom 26_ S .al Th I it h  MONTREAL, Nov.,26.,-[S_pecia,l]~ teresttooerpetuate the memory
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the ers come in an a en to
Fabily of Greece were formally nom Fmfftgree years they have said we are itiiplvvlpnjdoy it instead of having to wait public announcements
t tied of his selection. and the Prince was brutal il! 001" 'f»1`6Htm€!1l Of C\1l98U Ufilil- - The  u th f s,Xty
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