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Josh Daly’s Minstrels WILL GIVE DAILY PERB’ORMANCES AT i SEWELLS POINT . { i W'WW&.Y AFTEKNQQN ANE EVENINCr Beginning at 3.30 in the afternoon and at 8.30 in the evening

• Y\SH\UG \\l IHt SOViHOS Anybody can catch them. The yachts are thoroughly equipped for Pishing, Crabbing and Sailing FROM SEWELLS POINT

TAKE THE TROLLEYS AT

WILL USE REINDEER.

The problem of arctic Iran ■porta lion ■loco the rueh to tb* Klondike bar caused much anxiety Id the post olbce department, and baa been Quail/ an 1 ted only attar an expenditure of much time and money bt me choice of the domcetlcated rdnileci aa tbc only practicable and epeedy method of distributing the Alaskan mall. Now, to carry out the plana, the rerecna cutter Tbetla la being fitted out for a cruise along the Siberian coast to obtain tha awiflcat of thee# animals from tha Siberian herdera. Lieut. D-H-Jarris, one of the most experienced of arctic officers, will be

The nearest market of the don rated reindeer la on the eaat coast of Siberia, Just across tha Uehrtng strait. Here tha anlmala bare been beaded and tha nomadic tribee that

tr eommodiilea. The Thetis will ' _ coast, purchase the beat of the d< traasport them across to the A

Tbs present method* Hon In Alaska are by dog trains Indian packer* and by boats. By boat It la Impoaslbl# to trarel nine month* of tbs year, and dog-team travel la limited, alow and uncertain, aa the greater part of lbs load has to be taken up by food for tbs animals Tha history of eeery

at baa penetrated Into the country with Indian* or dog* baa ' one of great suffering and hunger. •Not only In currying the mail win the

will prove a aura mesne of tran.portlng rappUae and will greatly aid In explora-

, n which they teed ooeere tha erbole of northern Alaska and they reach It by burrowing through the *“ •• Ir deeply cleft hoofs A • * K mile* a day

as and f*

mllas as hour U a fair average rate I SASML’iK 4

ii£ In order to teach the Akukan Eskimo :ie art of handling the reindeer, expertneed Lapland and Siberian herders, with their famlUra, bate been employed p government at a salary of 1-7 per b and food. The government etaia at Bt. Clarence. The reindeer, bcsldee furnlahlng transportation, prodcs food, clothing, bouse, furniture. itlres and to the white Inhabitants reindeer clothing 1* the moet aerelcabieHEARD IH ART STUDIOS Appreciation.—Mauve—"This Is not ly best work. 1 only painted It to keep the wolf from the door." Hit Friend— "Hang It opt. It will be a tucces*."— Harper** Bexar. Wig—Thi* fellow D’Auber tell* me Itt he only paint* picture* for amn*eicnt." Wag—"Well, he certainly atilns hi* end: hi* picture* area laugbig atoek.”—Philadelphia Record. Tommy (showing dreeing* to a visitor)—"These sre my worst drawings mlth." Mr. Smith—"Indeed, Tommy! And where are your other ones 7" Tommy—“Oh. I haven’t dr*wed them let!”—N. T. Truth. “How are you getting on In your play modeling. Kitty T” “Oh—Just lovely! I’m devoted to Is” "This Is a fine head: who Is itT” "Goodness don't ssk Isn’t he sweet? It la either Martin Lather or'Benjamin Franklin.”—Detroit Free Pre»s Bystander (to hungry-looking artist who is paring Into a bakery window)— ‘Why are you spending so much time looking st that "pa*tr} I". Artist— "Studying the composition for my masterpiece. The Starving Poet’s Dream.’ Did you think I was hungry?"—Cleveland Leader. I. my dear, we have suffered yh from those homemade paintings by your aunt. I poaitleely object to your hanging that daub." "But. George, It is so beautifully framed." ’That was all well enough acme time igo. but frame* are so ridiculously •heap now that If* no object.”—Qeve<aad Plain Dealer.

Society for the Protection Animals presented him with a coll Kwenlly b# prevented a ensile le I posed, by those who attempted the rob- ' bery.

to tbc river, where fish sre known mnd. and set at liberty. The

bird poise# high In the air. and. suddenly dropping, prnsps his victim and promptly delivers the fish to his mr.iA visitor at the Central park eoo re■ntly gave a small pocket mirror to Sullivan, a moat pugnacious monkey. The monkey saw his Image reflected In the mirror and reached out aarapely ir the fellow behind the glass, and,, ot finding him. took retenge upon the ilrror. causing the monkey keeper no

dvrs with tbc brokrn^bfta.

A hawk had b»cn troublesome to the gnmckcc|»crs on an English estate, and, being watched to Its nest, was shot and

: taken, whenitwns noticed that of paper had been woven into

the r

. WAY STATIONS. Tha modern hlghAaas locomotive conalata of 6,003 pieces. There seems to have been leas than 30 miles of railroad In the United 8 tat. In 1630, bat t« 16*0. leu than ten year*, there waa not fur from 6.000. Passengers carried on fl leading British railways during 18M. according to the London Kail way News. Increased *87.061.000 over 1SSI. or 66 per

67.601,000 ton*, or M per cant. L. L. Matthews, an operator la tha employ of the Pittsburgh A Lake Erie railroad, baa worked 1,623 days without a break, and says be sec* no good lessor why he should not continue steadily at tha key for another period of equal

length.

A parliamentary return Just 1 states that the number of person* and Injured on railways In the Culled Kingdom In thegourse of public traffic during 3898, aa reported to the board of trade, was 1.179 killed and 6.341 Injured, being an Increase of 14 killed and ~ injured, compared with the figure* the previous year. The passenger* who

.. . _ 1.670 warn injured; whilst railway sere ant* were killed In the charge of their duties and 4.149 Injured.

among person* pasjlsg over Ictelcrotf Aags nuabasad 6A. 'v~ !

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piece* and a letter was found, closed, but without a stamp. It bad been writ- , by the guard of a Jrnln to a friend 1 the railw ay and hod probably been wn out of a passing train, but how tba hawk.came to mnkn use of It cannot be explained, aa tha nearest railway line hree miles away. Inquiries were e for the man to whom the note directed and it was found that he dead, a strange coincidence being

his name waa Hawke.

... j work Juct published In Berlin« titled “The liepresentatlonaof Insr Ity In Shakespeare's Plays.” the auth Dr. Lnehr. demonstrate* Shakeapcar vonderful Insight into human nature ind the phenomena of Insanity. Be •hows how Shakespeare’s delineation of the onaet of Jnaanlty In King Lear is entirely in accordance with the knowledge of the medical profession to-day the subject, although It was entlr*mlsundcrmtood by the medical proaion of Shakespeare's day. Wesidrs Lear, be selects the case of Uamlet for 1 nation and dlspdasfim and he ■ hi* subject in the masterly way which characterise* tba German editiata.

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M.—Kxproas Arrive at Cape M*> i 4.4S r. M. — Aroamsulauoo. Arrive* stCSpe j Lasv* KaaUlsx Tor mint. l-ulaAc:p,ls IX*. (two-boar train), shk (two-boar in MB, 1SJ0. US* A. M.. 1M* lllalof cbTL 1 Jwvesitb bad Cbamsai BtA.4.WL 10.SS. t.. k, U.M, sat. •-«, as*. UA* KM. IS avtliioas *0 Ubonv street Terminal all -— Yen trains exacts the Isis au-laatut now set ** Jwsey CUT toe aew Tsnataal. timt ol

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CAPE MAY LOTS FOR SALE. Estate Ot Mark Devine. ; 160 of the Boost building lots, fronting

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This question la now agitating the members of the legal profession In Hungary. A young briefiess barrister, tired of waiting for clients, took to earning money by painting, decorating, srindou-cleaning, ‘and so forth. In the ivovincial towns in th* district in which

lie practiced at the bar. was made to bar* hi* name er

th* roll of advocates, but the lord chief jaatiea ruled that the young legal

within hi* rights ia at

Kelly sad Dr. Agnaw. Hew 1 nve. Board Walk. Pure Water, td Electric Light* la frank The lou am 70x140 and 50x180.

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