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Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
rHE sRoKER's LOT.
AFTER THE ''rrRArrs OF rnszAscn.

When the Spectator isn't Specializing,
When the broker isn't brOxering Ia Oil,
He seeks the sport to him thats recreatfng,.
Mounts his bicycle and HES away fron TOLL
Bee him ride along the avenue 90 gracefully,
So quietly he mover makes noise
Watch hiu turn around the corner very care
fully,
Tho envy and pride Of oil the boys.
CHORUS,
When the Spectator isn't specializing,
When on change there 10 no business to be
done;
When the markets dull and isn't huctuating,
A brokers lot is not happy one.
No cavalier ever was 90 proud % he,
When astride upon his nickol-platsd steed;
He rides so easy yet he rides 30 recklessly,
AS he travels with velocity and speed.
A beautiful young creature he sees coming,
He braces himself up to cut u dash
His bicycle he fairly sends hanming,
He murmers 10 himself I've made mash.
CHORUS.
When the speculator isn't sreculatIng, etc.
His head begins TO wbirl, his heart to futter,
Against MS manly breast no feels IL thud,
When over head and heels into the gutter,
He suddenly goes sprawling In the mud.
When the enteroi islng broker isn't riding,
when the speoulatof isn't seeking points,
In some sequestered place you'll find him
hiding.
Rubbing arnica upon his sutcned joints.
CHORUS.
When the spttu atsr isn't speculating, eto
oil City " Derrick. "
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
PROPOSALS..

pRoPosALs ~ 1 BuiL - nc 90 SOn !;
New Castle County will receive sealed propo-
sails Tor erecting an extension to the main
hnildIng of the Insane Department at tho
Aims House up to the soth day Of march, 1880,
The drawings and specifications may be
seen at Springer Morley and az Cause Ord and
Orange sts tIl Ma 1 bs az. aSSres ~ IN tho
Chairman OF tho Building Committee and
Endorsed Proposals for erecting an extension
to tho Insane Department.
Each bidder must state how much time he
requires in which to complete the building.
The Committee reserve the right to reject
any or ali bids q. HILL BRINTUN,
1b.2wd Chairman Committee.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

D'SSOLUTiUN OF PAKTNERSHiP.--
- Notice is hereby given that the part
Bersh,p lately subsihtlng between Thomas N j..
Robinson and Devices W. Chandler, Of Mill
Greek Hundred, New Castle county, Della
ware, under the f1rm name OF Robinson l.
Chandler, was dissolved on the eth day
February, 1882, by mutual consout. All debts
owing to sa,d partnership are to DO received
by said Thomas M. Robinson, and ali do
mands TO DO presented 10 him Tor pawn eat
THOM Az NJ. ROBINSON.
DEVICES w. CHANDLER.
Thomas NJ. Robinson will contlEus the bust
ness at tho old stsnd at Hockess!n, Del, au
golicits o continuation Of patronage OF the
fsiends Sfthe Arm. I. NJ. ROBINSON.
2l-dEW.i
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

NOTIIE.-THL STEAMERS Of the
~ Electric Line will resume their trips
leaving Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday
tho 18th Instant, ut 2 O'Clock P. M. Return-
Ing vi sail from New York on Wednesday
the 18th instant. and thereafter will sail reg.
= arly every TU ESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY, from King street Wharf, vii.
mingt)n. Mt 2 o'clock r. M: from Wei1ner's
Wharf Chester. Pa. at 4 o'clock. ?. M.
And from Pier Is, Fast River. New York
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI
DAY. at a a'clock p. M. Freight will DO re-
ceived at Wilmington and Chester on and
after Thursday. 18th instant. crrates mp
ply TO Abel: ABRoT, Agent, So, nth street,
New York; WILLIAM WEAVER. '. diners
Wharf, Chester, Pa; EDWARD AN. rGws,
King street Wharf. Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
LABOR.
A Sian Falls into aFurnace CupoIs

A SIAN Falls into aFurnnce CupoIs
On Monday evening Frank Lampah,
an employee Of one Of the furnaces al
the Steel Works Dsuphin county, Pa,
was standing on the top Of the supola
of the furnace directing q stream Of
water into the cupola (Which was being
cooled Of for repairs) when, either
blinded by the ascending steam or
s1tfooated by the gas, he made . mis-
step and was preoipitated into the
oupola, falling distance Of seventy six
f,et, singular tostates without receiving
any very serious injury. His body in
the descent struck an obstruction in
the cupola about sixty.fve feet from
the top, and then continued the descent
to the bottom. He received some severe
cuts and was considerably bruised, but
it is believed his injuries will not
prove serious.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
neutrality-suspicious. OF THE
Nd ~ ~ . ha De- arl

NYoTIOE.- THE PURCHASE OF THE
~ property and franchise OF the PennsFl
yania and Delaware Railroad Company. Fit
uate in the Statesof Pennsylvania and Deln-
ware, ut the sale thereof by Strickland
nsass, surviving trustee, and vested with
title thereto by virtue Of conveyance OF said
trustee delivered January 10th, 1880, pursua Mt
10 the orders OF tho United Stares Circuit
Court duly had will hold a meeting NJ the
Passenger Station OF the Philadelphia, WIZ
minRton and Baltimore RIilrOad Conn any,
A. wilmington, Delaware, on Monday,
March goth, 1880, at IN O'Clock p. m. for the
purpose OF org anizing o new corporation. az
authorized by the law of the State OF Della.
ware, and electlnx president and six direc-
tors DELL NUBLlT.
WILMINGTON March 10 1850. 3-ll-l2l3 1910
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
COnsci ence Money.

The "oonsoi snoe" fund Of the Treas
ury Department received on Tuesday
quite q handsome contribution from
Baltimore in the shaps Of 5000, which
was enclosed in an envelope marked
"Income Tax" This large offering o.
an awakened conscience was rather q
surprise, coming from Baltimore, q,
the Treasury officials have always look
ed upon the people Of that city a.
quite exemplary.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
OYSTERS.
1NYSTERSi UYSTEkS!

TO THE PUBLIt,.--Hsvtns rcmodolsd M
store nj Sixth and Orange streets, / am pre-
pared at ali hours Of the day To furnish mi
Elends with tho best ioe cream and oysters
The oyster season having now arrived. II II
NV n t1ntion to sell none but first class oys
tnrs and OF prioos within the reach Of all
Hoping to still continue receiving o share o.
public patronage. homain you're
g26elnd OhAkLES KYLE
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
Nyor1CE-IN COMpLIANCE wIru

NOTICE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
In tho Statute In this behalf tue subscri.
bers hereby give notice that they will make
application on the third day Of April, A. d.,
Eighteen Hundred and Eighty to the Honora.
BILE Ieon0rd f. Wales, Judge OF the Super or
Incorporating company To be called ''1he
Repauno Chemical Company" The OBJECT
OF the said company being the making, buy.
ing selling, conpounding and refining Ehemi.
col Explosives, Cartridges, Eases and Primers.
A draft Of the CHARTER Of the said Company
will be on that dsy presented to the said
Judge for his examination and order thereon.
HENRY Dupont,
LAMMDT DUPONT,
March z. 'sQ.tI.3 EUGENE DUPONT.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
4 Fathers Persecution OF His
Daughter.

A young woman, working in the cot
ton mills at Easton, was converted and
joined the Methodist church, which &c
displeased her father that she was 4.
nally compelled to leave home and take
up her residence elsewhere, after which
he called at the mill and took her whole
months Fay. The news Of his action
came to the ears Of some Of the mem.
bsrs Of the church, who gave a practi'
cal illustration Of Christianity by
making up purse quite as large al
the girls pay and giving it to her.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
NOTICES.
BRAIN AND NERVE FooD

The loss Of memory, the nervous and en-
hausted feeling, the dissatisfaction with tn
/ result OF ones labors, the dull, unrefresbe,
sleep, the want Of appetite and neuralgia, ar
simply the brain and nerves calling for thei
necessary food. vltaiised Phosphates restop
lost energyin all weaknesses Of mind or body
relieve debility and nervousness, and proven
consumption. Physicians have prescribed
tx, 600 packages.
Y. CRosBJ, 66e Sixth Ave-, N. Y
For sale by 2, JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market sts., Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
A COLORADO PICTURE.
The wonderful CONFEDERATION
County and IT'S Resources.

the wonderful COumtry-GarFtsO
County and It's Resources.
Special Correspondence Of tho Republican.
GARRISON CRY. Colorado, March c.
Garrison city is the capital of Garrison
county. The county Is $50 miles lon,
east and west and 100 miles wide north
and south. Prof. Hayden's predictions
that in Garrison county would be found
the richest mineral deposits in the
world have been more than verified by
the discoveries made here in the
last year. Silver is found here In car.
Donates the same as at Leadvills and
also in Galena-ruby, silver aud black
carbonates in coal. One has been
shipped from this county that has sold
at the smelters for Oil per ID.
Garrison city is new. II now has
about Is heuses and about 200 people.
1t is situated in the centre Of the rich
est mineral deposits in the world. 1t
is on the west slope OF the Rocky
Mountains, on the east bank Of the
Garrison River. Across the river in
sight Of the town the great coal fields OF
Colorado begin, and they contain in
exbaustable quantities OF anthracite
coal of as fine quality as that found in
Pennsylvania. The hills around the
city ara full Of gold, silver, iron. ed,
GOAL and stone, and in the valleys Of
the Garrison and Grand Rivers Is the
best agricultural land of the state,
A BRIGHT PUruRE.
The Denver and South Park R. r will
be here by next September. The county
cou missioners are building a fine brick
cou house that will compare very fav-
oraby with the one ia Wilmington.
Merchants from Chicago, st, Leuis and
New York ity, are now contracting for
stores, ard this spring will see whole
sale stores here in all the various lines.
Cover Evans, President Of the D. s. &
p. R. R. is largely interested in the
growth Of this city, and will make this
point the terminus Of the main line of
the road. And here will be their shops
as well az their rolling mills and fur
naces. From here the road will have
one branch running to the Northwest
and one to the Southwest corner Of
the State, thus giving this city the
trade Of the vast mineral regions of the
Elk mountains, Grand river and the
Jan Juan country, which will give this
city population Of from 20, 900 to 80
900 in the next two years.
EMIGRATION.
At least one hundred thousand men
will visit the mining camps of this
county this Spring and Summer. They
are coming from every quarter Of the
world, and why should not they come
The Tsnderfeet, Cow boys, Tramps Min
ers, and prospectors that came In last
Fall struck claims that they havs sold
for from $1,000 to $3.50, 900, and the
country has not yet been prospected.
The cost Of living here is about
double that in Wilmington, which will
be reduced one half as soon as the rail
road gets over the range.
LABOR.
Working men and mechanics Of all
trades, workers in wood, stone and
metal are in great demand at from 50
to $40 per day. The Railroad Company
sdvertises for 5000 men, and one min
ing company wants men. Carpenters,
brick-layers and masons ars in especial
damand.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
FOR rem n.

THOR RENT.-AT A VERY LOW PRICE
h llappicatiOn be made at once, the TWO
nav houses on VanBuren st. above 9th nav
|ina font rOrch, large front and EIDE yards; IL
|rCms hot and cold water heater IN cellar
ST,u Front and Tatnail.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

|1SJR RENT. "A GOOD PROPERTY AT
Fourth and Unioa streets large double
'iOnse. with N acres Of ground may DC rent
lei al very cheap rent. HEALD q W.
S.6e.o.d.mh.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

4 last nj, 3 SATURDAY EVENING
ITN'sesu LANAI Lana, Oh notes containing sas 90
u ~s,t reward , .i, and Thurlow Stations.
wiling IT to ths \ De Dc p.la the finder on re,
n' hEfuBLlcAH office. 8.ls
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

You can buy DR.. Warmers Flexible
Hip Corset Of Russell & Spencer for 7bo.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

JNOR RENT.-New Houses on Thirteenth
street, between West and washington
|itee. lent low. Apply to JOHN GkEEN,
Il, l. Or Ed i tfench or ut lOlS Washln 5
'nn s.;tet, mar,Gitf
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

NOR reimbursement OF STORE
y No. 233 MarIet street suitable for
snro y: barber shop. Inquire OF
| 30 GEO. W. BUSH, French ct. wharf.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

TN0R RENT.-A small truck farm with
Z goOi buildings, near Groen Bank Sta.
ton, on the Wilmington X Western, X. ?.
App! to GEO. NJ. BRAMBLE, near Della
Wac luLltiOn. l2Nti
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
BOAR DIN q,
RAILROAD GIMEa

RohKSDERS WANTED AI.SOPARIOR
"'e' az So5 Shlp!ey street. BLINDS
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

story brick neMe ~.
ZOE 3 !, street, . rooms, with on ns'
=, ;sss .,sry G ssi new, Poplar ''r''' above
Eleventh. sv,ps new, Walnut street above
4 two story
Eleventh. an, Delawsre Avenue modern
Dwelling lAS
.nproveU emu ,s,o Jenerson street, 10 rooms.
dwelling ~, Tor Ruren street bet Sth and VIM
y "a EAstl2th street..
" ga chestnut street.
" saS jefferson street.
" ,iSs West Third street.
,on,ts street near Pine, ~ BY loo y,
Lot Ion on i an bond and mortgage from slo" 70
70 oI los ~ an aims 70 suit. Apply 70
w. 900 Market street,
Wilmington. Del.
,al.ln
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

NOTICE THE DIAMOND STATE
" Loan Association is nav issuing new
stock, applications received any time by
GEO. q. MARIS, Secretary.
oiilces No. col Shipley street, end foor) open
day and evening" Bill lin
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

DOR RENT.-A LARGE ROOM IN THE
4 third story 9th and Market su table Tor
a society Apply 10 q Oh RNDLER,
ll+u 6l1-905 Market st..
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
RAhiDmEILpHIA, WILMINGTON AND
oAl4TiMyRE RAILROAD.

RaAiDTEILl,pHIA, WILMINGTON AND
iMhmyHE RAILROAD.
Train. NOVEMBER 10, 1870.
For Ps W,i leaye Wilmington as follows:
tona, lOo . aIleeiPnia and intermediate Sta,
p N. 'i'' Ao'So, q. m, 2.3o, 400, 100, o.4c
PpRHiIIIsddelphia tExpress) 900 9ss "a On n ~
An l2iS I 10 90 ana New York 22l, 100. 1907
IN. ' "hu Intermediate Stations, 8.3S
BaIummoore and Bay Line, 7ospm
An, l252 To-. u washington, 1851, 2cs, s.ss,
MAJ ",a " lot Delaware Division I.,v. ,
,naste, s'l5 a. m, lilo. 6sS n m '''
a. N 1'rI'11gtOn and Intermediates St.tin,. NJ.
Isi. l,io, 0 90 p. m. N'"'' "'aSions' s'lo
~IlOp In. STATIONS, 9.l5 O.
psllads,,SS;uL SUNDAY TRAINS.
IVA m, an "a ana Intermediate Stations,
Baltmoro na ann New YORK, 200 n. m.
For lurthccta I a. washington, 1851, 2.lO a. m.
'rsd to Tho ,, ,n,orinat"n passengers are re.
@2ieS posted at the depot.
NV, II. r kENNEY. supt.
~ I'm "A AN WESTERN RAILROAD
Ilnn Ss ,cI Ola after February rs 1880, traiDs
T. g.. Huntington att It's. 1880, o. M, $500.
fSsD, ;. N. nuremberg, 800, a. M, 1900 noon,
Arrive 1t WIImotsrg $50, q M, 1880, D. M
223I, wilmington, 8 90, o. m. ak n m
Il u. CONNEII SnnI,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

DOR RENF-A VERY CONVENIENT
L SIX rOOmCd house on Pine street above
lCh comparatively new and 10 q good neigh
bO!hOOd. 3.lS.it HEALD & co.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

NOTICE.-I BGG LEAVE TO INFORM
IN my friends and customers that have
removed my dress and cloak making estab.
llshment nom No. 200 west Fifth street, 10
5l7 west Sixth streot, who're / should be
pleased ID have them call.
33-Ws1m MRS. A. n. APPLEBY.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

NYOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAE-
~ ing lost or mislaid deposit book No.
y43i, notice - hereby given that she has made
application to the Wilmington Saving Fund
Tor new book. MARY H. ROWLAND.
2-27.laW.3W ga " Fifth st.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

NYOTlCE.-ALLS SUBSCRIPTIONS ! y :
~ papers sent out Of the city must be IGsl
for In advance. Also all persons who are Ia
debtcl to this Office for either advertising or
Job pr, ntipg would oblige us BY calling and
settling up, 50 that we can get our books for
1870 cloJed up. A worl TO the rise, NC.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

ENR RENT.-A LARGE ROOM IN THE
4 Rird stsry 9th and Market SITS. suitable
WA society. Apply to &. CHANDLER,
Eau 6ll-00b M arkAt M
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

EOR PENTHOUSE lOH TATNALL
L ttree Apply to J. l.. DRVOU,
Sltu Fourth and Market Us.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

TUR RENT THREE-STORY BRICK
\ house with nine rooms and large store
southeast corner Of Third and Freach streets.
Aio Two stores Nos. 2O2 and ~ East Third
Er0et. l.2i.sawtt
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

EOR RENT "A THREE STORY BRICK
loise, lV5 West ST. rent low. Inquire
!" DANIEL MCOUSKER,
0I5U 1lB W lnb al
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
LSOR SHERIFF.
TNOR SHERIFF

TTOR SHERIFF
The undersigned offers himself IS candi.
datee for tho Republican nom inaton for
Sheriff OF New Castle County, and while So
liciting the votes Of his fellow citizens Ter the
office, pledges himself to support the nominee
whoever he may be-. S. X. CHOATE,
d&w.ti White CLAY Greek Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
FO8 BALEOK RENT,

'ok SALE OR RENT.-A VALUABLE
iSnd. Mofs property, In the village OF N sW
,,uu chester 20. Pa, 10 rooms beside 4
ny n.y. a., s!ofe room This property Ia we'll worth
trIn. Nhu"n OF persons wishing to 10 In 70
'U'ness' Exc Silent business stand,
aa Apply TO H. SHAMELESS,
-eeOu"" 7o5 +. 9th st., city.
'oh SALE uh hENI.-rHE ThRRF
N, nory brick dwelling, s3l Washington 1t.
mat, ,VohS and bath ali modern Improve.
,s,ms ' palered throughout; all rooms heated;
,h,n sn h.is BALL, Rooms II and Ii Ex.
-"se ru'iding, 7th and Market. LETT
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

NOR RENT.-A STORE WITH TWO
y looms attache! atn o. 2o2 West Second
sveet Also q three story Q reom house at No.
Wv west Sixth street n good Grdor, ront
cheap. Apply at OIL ket ST. 2-l4.was
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

EoG RENT-TaREE STORY BRICK
~ NO. bio west Third street, contains nine
'S sas, Apply to THOMAS JOHNSON,
VIII 80 No. 5l2 west Third street,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

VE RENT.-THE LhRGE ANp COM
\ modious ohces which We now occupy,
Afwv 10 J. II. FRAZER. & Co.
EEu ID and Shipley sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

nor RENT.-A VERY DESIRABLE
Y grocery store, Elm and AGams streets,
n L. corner Apply at store. 3.l2-6tS
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18
WANTED.

UyANrED BOARDERS, IN A GOOD
w location. Can accommodate man and
wife or two young men, Address office. 3l72*
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

VIZ OF AL l.
w kind In exchange for board. address
V. this Office. 3.lI.St*
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

JOHN WANAMAKER present respects those
whom he is striving to well serve, and say
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

1t is not 80 pleasant to be q prince
after all. He ia not permitted to selec
his own bride. He may fall in Low
with girl as beautiful ss hour, AM
as good as in angel, but unless she il
q member OF Royal family he mus
tear her image from his breast, apt
marry a princess who may wear freck
les, q pug nose and red hair. To b,
sure, she generally has enough nsmel
to compensate for her LONELINESS, but I
prince doesn't think Of that when he il
In love.-Norristown "Herald.
A we'll known English chemist de
livered lecture on oxygen, and having
exhibited the combustion OF iron in thil
clement sent round some Of the frag
ments Of fused and oxydized iron fo
inspection. At the conclusion, as Il,
was taking his departure, q lady o
rank hastened after him with tn,
words: "Exouse me, professor, but YOU
have forgotten one Of your pieces o
oxygen"
A girl employed in q New England
match factory wrote her name on DO,
of matches several years ago. The DO,
was purchased by o western college stu
dent, who wrote to the girl, and yea
later married her. A new way for
Latch factory to make match. Boxe
of matches decorated with females name
will no doubt be numerous hereafter
but such matches are seldom strucl
more than once.
Rev. Mr.. Talmags asks each person
who reads his sermons to oontribut
one dollar towards paying of the deb
Of his church. This lets newspape
men out.
Anew York publisher announces "In
sects Abroad" q companion volume T.
"Insects at Home" We prefer then
abroad.
Theodore Thomas didn't give the Gin
cinnatians an opportuny to say
"Thomas, Scat -
A SALT LAKE SIGN: "Holiness to tn
Lord lions Cooperative Institution
Wholesale Liquor Dealers"
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

OF NEW AND LOVELY THINGS For LADIES AND FAMILY
USE AT THE
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

yTYANTED.-AG GOOD RELIApLLE
w girl, to do general houEe work in u
small family. Apply at once to No. te0 West
Ninth street. 3H-ot
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

I,oR sALE-A PUSH CART IN GNOD
arier, will DO sold cheap for want Of use
l5D,v at al the grocery store Twelfth AMI TAT
i pal streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-18

uYANTED.-WOM WITH A CHILD
w Is years. wishes situation to DO ligat
work In a small family, o. as housekeeper IN
the country Apply al REpUB. office. 3-ls4t"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-28

ATTEMPT AT KIDNAPPING. y Tester.
day morning. just before the Geo Il
Starr left the wharf ct Victoria. . mid.
die eyed woman came rushing abosgd.
screaming my chifdl my childr' II
want my childr's Just then she en-
ceuutered Q smooth. faced. long. nosed,
scfawny looking man standing near,
and rushimg up 10 him demanded to
know where her daughter was. The
fellow replied he knew nothing of the
girl, when the distracted mother struck
him and exclaimed. lyon lie! you
scoundrel ! you have ruined my dsnsh-
terri This noise swoke almost every
one on board. and search was CON-
menced. and the girl was soon discov.
cred slowed n way IN = ststcfoom. Her
mother tonk her by the hand and led
her to q hack on the wharf, in which
they were driven home. This episode
created considerable comment among
the passengers. and the would be sb-
ductor vas scrutinizcd and discussed by
all On arriving at Port Townsend the
passengers of the Starr were transferred
to the North Pacific. and Just before
the former steamer started on her re.
turn to Victoria. another girl created
some notice by talking 10 this fellow
in loud tone of voice. A crowd was
soon attracted and the girl stated that
che had also been induced TO leave her
home by the scoandrel, and that both
girls had come on the steamer Together
early ip the morning. aud been hid
away. She said that ell she asked was
to. b. allowed to return to her home in
VictSfiS. that she had been induced to
leave and the fellow dared not detain
her. She did 60 back. greatly to the
disgust and chagrin Of her would DO
seducer, who came on up the Sound.
looking as blue 40 . wet Sunday. This
man goes by the name of Joe, and has
worked in bakery In Victoria for the
past two years. He undoubtedly in.
tended taking shose girls % some low
dive - Portlan1, whsfs they would b
Afforded no alternative but TO liSe .
life of shame Tar ard feathers. veil
applied. end "trip around the world on
. rail. are AZ punisbments for seducer
like tie fellow mentioned above.