The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-08-20

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she had finished, she turned to 60.
There stood the smiling enemy. The
wasz too strong for female
flesh. She said ~. ..,s - 81. ~. s#]
you're -a-dnty-etroxd. Tnere,''
s Little Mrs: Mills took step forward,
',clutcheds her skirts and stamped her foot,
She said. y
"You're dirty crowd. There -
s'Silence !" shouted the court, half ris.
ing. The jurors paused in their outgoing.
The jaws Of the lawyers dropped. Julius
barked merrily, and the two ladies with
enlarged eyes held each her dress back
from contamination as she started war
into the eyes Of the other. t was .
dreadful moment, and only the bravery
Of The Chronicle man averted . sangui.
nary conflict Under, pretense Of going
for glass Of water he walked between
the ladies, and the spell was broken.
With mutual shifts the opposing forces
went their several ways, and the spirit of
peace again perched on the bar Of justice.
+ DANIEL DKEW'5 STORY:
Prem an Imagined. Meeting of Noted Charao.
tiers, as Reported for the N. Y. SUM-
"I'n tell ye a leetle story, boys" said
Daniel, j:'about what l did once. It'll
show ye how to operate in stocks.
''One Of them young lawyer feflers
came to my office with an almighty bill
for two hours work. seed he was a
likely young Teller, and thought Iseed =
likeness to his father. So, says /, Son
ny. hain't this pretty Target -
"Says he, J spent a good deal Of time
over it, aud you know father is IN emf.
nent man and gets large fees .,.,>,.., .~-
so calls out. 'CIapp! Clapp! pay
that Teller; guess he's right
] sings out to him, Sonny! Sonny! See
here! You are likely young Teller. l
like your looks. There's something open
about your face l should like to do
something for ye, Sonny
"The young Teller bristled right up
and was all ceck.a-hoop. Thinks he, my
fortune is made, and can marry Mary
Ann right off:
onr Says Says, !; r G,aRP; what can We do for
'Clapp, he laid down his pen and
scratched his heal for mint, and then
says he, There's Wabash. Body knows
all about it, and how it's goin', and it's a
dead open and shet.'"
"Says I, That's SO. Clapp. That's
jist the thing. When they, get them
| steel rails down it will be at paar, and
it's sellin' now at 43, and it's been rising
for . week. Yes. sonny, buy Wabash.
Don't be afeared if it goes down few
pints on you. Come and see me-
tThe young Teller he went off and put
his bottom dollar in Wabash, and some
of Mary AIMS, too.
'.In a few days Wabash goes down four
or five pints, and sonny comes cushing
round, mighty blue. I smiles when he
comes in. Says he, If Wabash goes
down two ar three pints more shall lose
my hull margin
Says I, Don't be skeered! I know
Body. I tell ye it's only backing down
to get good start. Then, tell ye, it'll
rise-rise high. Hang on, sonny, now,
hang on
'sThe young Teller he goes away and
feels SO good that he spouts some more
securities and buys some more Wabash
"Wabash, it goes down and dowr
every day, as Body end had fixed it
and the lest heerd it was selling at s.
Sonny hasn't married Mary Ann yet"
The venerable financier told this art
less tale with simple pathos, and dis
played a touching regard for youth
When he got through Jay Goult
chuckled, and the aged Daniel, who hae
apparently not noticed him before
turned toward the hero of the tall towe,
and the Black Friday and said:
''You hain't got no heart, no how, .
and sat down to painful thought. The
great man gazed at the venerable finan
cier in respectful admiration.