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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
THE NEWS.
A Capitalization Of the Import
ant Events Of Yesterday.

Wy QUALIFICATIONS W Nut thpott-
ant Events Of Yesterday.
The siamese embassy has arrived IN
london.
Famine lever has appeared In several
districts In ireland
The Egyptian obelisk Tor New York
has arrived at Gibraltar
4 Burnos Ayrrs dispatch says bat.
tie IL taking place Ia the suburbs
senators Cunkling and Logan are at
che Eiih Avenue Hotel, New York.
\ Law has been voted at sofia lor the
coJuagr IT bulgarian national eur.
TrnCN
rh, Vermont Republicans have nom.
mated Cot Roswell Farnham Tor Gov.
crnor
THE Italian legation at Constantine.
plc has been raised to the rank oi an
embassy.
THE frynrh Canadian light Infantry,
lour hundrcd strong. arr to visit London
aud Paris.
Thompsun u. Mur,h has hecn rcnom-
mated hy the ',rrcnhackrrs ol the Fllth
Maine district.
rarnclrs new bill lor the relief nj Ire.
land asks gilt oi csOO,OOo from tho
lrlsh church fund.
The MeNicans have DEFINED To- allow
,irurr,l Hatch o. follow Victoria and
hls hand into McXico.
the north Adams, Mass, epidemic
has som,Nshat ahatc,l. snd no further
danger 10 apprehended.
\ Telegram has been received ia Lon
don saving the Russians hal been de-
lratcI by the Turkomans aud compelled
to retreat
The assistant uuilcd States Treasurer
al New Nork, vas Yesterday instructed
a. purchase Ss,OOOom IT bonds lor the
sinklng lubl
sara Rcrnharlt, on the nth nj May,
PLAYED Adricuur rrouyrcur IN the AT
tcrunun aud again \drionnc m tlr
evening, after hi,h she hal rehearsal
at frau trnu until i've o'clock Ia the
morning She change her dress about
nineteen Iln,rs.
Augustus Motgrrlicn, at the request
ct thr Cubluu Club, has written "a
pamphlet tnr American armcrs upon
the injury the protection system inilirts
ou them. Tie estimates that the farmers
ui the great Central aud Western States
spend 81 lUO.OOO,UOO annually la manu
lariurcd gools,
While lieriic sherman, ut Milwaukee,
agei r. years, MAS returning from
school Yesterday afternoon, he was IN
ducrd by a gentleman Ia enter u buggy
where his hands were tied and n baud
age placed over his eyes, aud then
driven rapidly away lie made his -
cape when three miles lrbm the city,
and returned home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
WHEETING W. VA THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE a. 1880
sgation refuse to enter into the contract
,axne n. Wall as Thurman

egation refuse 10 enter into the contract
that
Kills Payne a. We'll a. Thurman.
I have jus, had u talk with Col. Aleck
Mcclure, who says that he knows II Is
the desire Of Senator Bayard, 10 have
his strength transferred 10 Han
cock In case he cannot succeed
This will probably narrow the
fight to English aud Hancock, with tho
chances In favor Of the latter. Mcclure
further says that the Democracy have
now a splendid opportunity 10 win iau'
rels by nominating Hancock, and isglad
10 see the contest narrowed to such
splendid material, as he feared day ago
that II was
oo,ng to be Scrub Haoe.
Indiana or Illinois will got the SECOND
place. II In the general talk tonight
that Dougherty's nomination oi Han
cock was ~ brilliant surprise AZ when
Ingersoll nominated Hayes here four
years ago. The second Of Hubbard and
Daniel we're superb, The feeling to-
night among the great mass oi Demo
Gratis here Ia that tomorrow work,
whatever the outcome, will be-
A Glorious Result for tho Democracy
Republicans concede that the manage
ment OF the Convention up To this time
has been elegant, aud moro wisdom dis
played by the leaders than at any time
within the last twenty five years. There
is yiciory in the air. q. II. VI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
At MIDNIGHT

Hancock or English VIII Take First
Place A Might Of Enthusiasm aud Hard
work-A Il %. 1. To-day
special DispAtch 10 the Register.
CISCIssArI, June %.
Al this hour the situation remains
unchanged, as Ear as outside appearances
Indicate, from what sent earlier in the
evening. The New York delegation
held a caucus tonight at their head
quarters at the Grand, and as a
result OF their deliberations decided
TO notify the Ohio men that,
unless they brought their support
To Payne tomorrow New York would
drop him and take up Enslish, Of Con.
necticuI Asa majority Of the Ohio del
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
BEYOND The DRINK.
TRt BOUNDARY QUESTION At the
BERLIN CONFERENCE.
Greece VIII viadieats hG hsa@-ersl.
laugh 0sRss the Mouse Of csmmsas
snd 10 Placed Under Arrest
The frsneh Crsps

An extraordinary spectacle wss pss.
ssnts,i la tho English lIouss Of Oom.
mons yesterday. Mr., Brsdlauih prs-
sentsi himsslf before the Speakers
desk, and stated tha, he wished 10 maks
. s.atsmsnt Of his c~sr. The Spsskss
informed him that In accopianos With
the resolution passci by the House
Tuesday. he could not allow him 70
speak and requested him 10 withdraw.
This the gentleman refused 10 do. and
after considerable disorder. he was PLACED
In the custody Of the scrssant-at.Arms
by the decisive vote Of 27& 10 Z. RAs.
land seems disPoset to procrastinsts ia
the Greck boundary question. Mean.
while the latter nation prsparss ior var.
and IL determined 10 uphold her hoaos
al oil hazards. The French crops are Q
partial fAilurv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
0nRMAny.
Arrsnsins 10 Admiaistss upea Ne nsk
Mas nstats.


haa's nstats.
BssLIx, June 23 Her Majesly's Gov.
srnmsnt has PROPOSED to the Oonisrsncs
that Q boundary Cominisslon 10 ap.
pointed W pressed 10 Turkey and there
study aud deiermins uI-oa the spot The
line which you'd bs bssi fitted W tosm
. new frontier bctweea Turkey aud
Grssce.
Nov the point st issue 10 70 Greats
this rowing .aisslon, who vill 90 os
Q geographical exploring sspsditioa.
consuming toms tsihl sod much tine,
and Who Will duly report % the Conisr.
encs. Who IN turn will r~port ~ their
Respective Powers, and Who then viii
debate the results la the msaatms
the "Sick Man" may die; 0rsecs may
melt away, but the British gossSnmsat
will bs happy.
0rssos VIII Prepare VOC Wss
should th,s manifest procrsstiastion 10
playing into the hands ol Turkey,
whose lnyafisble policy 10 10 intssposs
delays and to discover prstssts Zoe put.
ting OF, by distAsteiul disrassions. The
tricks, led ~ such Q prominsst mss
- Msssins.is, Deputy tos &dun, snd
independent opponent of the govern.
nsnt, will ~ uig. the ruttins ot Ne
Gordiaa knot by Gr~~ce taking ths
necessary sisIs "a vsadidsis her haeos
toward the people u Thss~slsy and W.
10, Who are ,till CATERING from Tidk.
ish inroads aud impositioaa %
take thess steps 10 meant ~ prepare los
var, and to bring Gfeecs N Q DECIDED
policy bold stand must bs tstss. ~
the Greeks bsr. ssy. and they mean u
10 their hery r..l and Trojan spirit.
hsaht.u,s, = compounds TERRITORIAL
line 10 isiksd ol - Lsias submitted By
Turkey. but this ooGes loo lsis. Ths
povins COMMISSIONER report unl Do.
ans tie line, ,t,s Oonissehos dslsts u,
ssd the Posess sdjuse os reject u. ~.
les bnxsnds sobbls up the geographical
| louftsta named
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
THE NEW YORK CONTEST
Arguments Pro aud Con-The TsmmAnJ
Contestants Bounced.

-
Contestants Bounced.
The Chair ANNOUNCED that the New
York contestants requested 10 he repre-
sen,ed by John Kelly. Received with
cheers and Misses.
The request being granted, Kelly was
Invited to the stand.
but no, being present the Chair suggest
ed that the contestants select any other
gentleman 10 present their case.
George W. Miller, oi Albany, being in-
troduced. addressed the Conyeniion tn
behalf oi Tammany, aud expressed the
hope that the peace OF the Convention
would not be interrupted q moment by
this occurrence. Tammany had come
here With the same hopes, objects
and high aims a. the rect OF the delegates
They had come with an olive branch in
the hopes OF rescuing the Democratic
party from defeat They had not eK.
pected hearing when the report OF the
committee vas against them, and, there
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
ErTina DOWN TO BUsIH MSS

n,-nov H,.,.o.on In.,.l,sd a. Psrms-
nan, pre.,deut-u.ll Of B,.,ss for Mont.
n.,,ous 10, prs.,d.n,
Al, Martin. of Delaware, chairman oi
tho Committee on Permanent Orsan.
ration moyed tina, the repor, ii his
,ba chsi, named senator MrDonsld, oi
inJ,sn. senator Bu,I.r. of soutb Csro.
i,ns and Thomss O'ljonnor, Of Ten.
80 -. 80 = cnnmi,,,. "a conIuo, az Gov.
s,a..n.a, a. ,ha chair This Juiy WAS
na,,a,'o.J si,., eons,dersble delay. oc.
poI l.. ,h. .h..or. i,om ihc hslI
~ NJ s,.ys".on Wb,n the ,smpo.
r.,y chairman finally presented him hs
80. ,.c.iy.J xi,h h,a.,y spplsuss. aud
,hsnL.d ,be Conyea,ion for the tribute
~ ,hs Gallant old Common wealth oi
Kentucky for calling one Of the hum.
bles, of her sons 10 preside. lie then
made q speech of some length, r~ierrln.
a. ,he sn,ecedents Of the great party
b.r. assembl,d.
Alter the speech wss concluded Il was
moved 10 tender q vote oi thanks 10
Judye lIosdley Tor his able aud Impair.
tisl pertormapce Of the Or ferrous duties oi
presidinr officer. Adopted. and Judge
Hoailey responded In q pleasant vein.
Mr.. Breckcnridye, of Ky., moved that
the Convention prv,cvd W the business
Of nominating . President.
A delegate IRON hafyisnu fnovcn Va
adjourn.
This was voted down nearly unAht
mously, and the question 'ecu.at oa
Brectenr'dses mo.,on, -, 10 =, a,p,s. r.,
uA' "e oo".onP 49,.
the nomination OF Gsnahsts -
M rIrspn, " ".h' .I'.;a' nam,as.
s'o~ sson p,,,n ps.. 49, .. ,.n min
before 'he 'on'eh''" '" "-'' W." "'
ntss ior tue pu'P . n,
lhi. Nn snop'"'' -
Breckenridge MOTION
The Nominations
The call oi states Vas thea ordered iof
the nomination OF candidates Tor the
Presidency.
TIE frsi state e,llcd which rs.poadsi .,'a
was Colorado. 1ohn :. a,, aeh,s"n ,,..ss. 49,
the stand ~ present tho name OF as''cs
:. J. ficid iof tue .tesmee'y ,.s
he was insn OF Co'or.ao, /" Nmr"
OF Connecticut, o, the rho's Sa'n' ao'
he threw around '''sn' ne sh'sm " In
lice. hn ''sssos ~.
| bsf"k a. A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
YaAnUs
rsilurs of ne Csooa.

fsilurs % Ne Csoea.
PAsis, Jane 2J--Only tsotAisds ol
shs esops sre ssekonsi oa The ysss 10
Ne sossh. shirh lest yess bed . lun
yis,d. 4 tolefsbls crop 10 sspssssd ia
the south sssi. bot en- sbusdsst csop ia
tile sss, 10 no, hoped los. In the osatss
snd wess the crops are pvnssslIy this.
and in tie Rosth they are In . similar
sosdaioR.
Ausssss ssA Dsssss Ohosss-
PAsss, Juns Is 1t is reported thss
ths Coalssencs st B.flin 70 81 IoUOse'
hssis, snd ,hst Austria end kussls %.
uaviIlios 90 20 - las - Bsssos ssd
Esejssd dssirs. ios less ol rsopssiss shs
Who'll kassssp qasstioa. ID 3 also -
posssd thst issly sseFystoally psoees;s
sesius the sstsadoa n AussFts's
Hghs a sssssol In The Adrissie psovseecs,
ssd tkas - psoiscssd estsIeSset q she
nossssslsis diGeulty By tke UoeSoe q
Dssdso 9 likely 70 isa thossh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
SAILING oF THE GULNARE.
A Pleasant Send-oif Under the
Moonlight Route to he Taken
and Work to he Accomplished

MAsutNuruN, June % Tho steam
ship Gulnarr, wiIh the Arctlc oXpln1ng
partv. lett last night on her voyage.
The start Was made under the most aus
ptrinu. circumstances. A beautiful
moonlight night and the ycSscls in the
harhar gaily deCked With Mays, and
hands ui music playing lively airs, to,
Eethrr with crowds nu the NhaTves and
tugs iu the rIVrr hllr,i With anxious peo-
pie AIDED tu the scene, The bulnarr
Vas anchored about one mile ir"h
Washington, ani during the daY Mas
visited by many persons oi high station,
together With many scIoutitc men.
The start.
After notice Mas gwen to prepare ln
start hat little time Vas lost ln Reiuns
under Say. Those whu composed the
s1p~iition bale farewell t0 theU wives
aud friends. and the stars aud stripes
we're run up. One hag, presenter bS
the Michigan delegation, Was displayed
from the bow, aud SnotheT-the one
used by Dr. Name tioated from the
stern. The Gulnare was accompanied
a portion at the way on her trip by the
Secretary of War, the Chief Signal Oh'
Ger and a number oi citizens ut the lhs-
trict ut Columbia, including Capt, ~ w.
HoNgate, the father oi the expedition
Everything vent Oh successfully and
cheers were given until the vessel tuIn-
ed the bend In the river, when the
crowds On the NhATVes aud IN the boats
returned to the city.
Thc Route.
The 6ulnare will sail direct to Hall
Ia1 and there take ou board ldeutenants
a. q. Diane, ui the second Vnited states
Cavalry, and W. N. Low, OF the TSen,
tivth Infantry, Who have been granted
leaves oi absence by the SECRETARY ot
War, the former for tour months aud
the latter tor twelve months. Alter
these officers are shipped the vessel will
procecd to 81 Johns aud coal, In con
sequence Oi the lAnrc quantities Oi Ice
roating IN the neighbOrho0d ot labra-
dor tho Gulnare Nill sail tO the eaa, aud
thence to Lady franklin Hay.
The Quslion Of the Gulnare carrying
the Unitei STATS ilag has been Que that
has caused considerable discussion, as
shs Is q British bottom aud has not re-
ceiyed an American register. Captain
HowgaIe, ia order to settle the question,
referred il l0 the Attorney General, and
that ofiicer said that under the Law au'
thoriEing the expedition she oonld carry
the American tiag. Lieutenant DOane
will assume charge OF the station at
Lady Franklin Bay 30 soon a. the colo
NY 10 established.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
npIroRIAL OoRREsPoNDENon

rho oponiuE some~h hat Noisy The New
SorA Contest Before tho Convention
TrIdsu's Name Calls Forth Tremendous
Applause Ths Regulars Triumphant -
Candidates Placed in N komination To
day Tells the Tale
spsciHI Dispatch to the Register
CINClNNIrI, June -.
The assembling ot the Convention
this morning was marked by n""y dem
onstrations The appearance ut Waie
Hampton gave occasion lor the first out.
br,ak, and was followed 10y a sucrcssion
oi applauscs ~ other distinguished ind'-
yiduals cntcred the hall.
Tammany' Claims
The event ot the morning Was tie ~
port oi the CoMmltteo on Credentials
anu the scenes following the iniroduc
ton ut minority reports. ten. Young
moved the adoption ut the majority and
called the previous question, which re-
uu,rsd a two-thiris vote. falllng M
this, Young generously surrendered the
time allowed to him io any one whom
Tammany might select to prrscnt the
claims oi the contestants
Kelly Has Many Friends.
Ills action vas endorsed 10y the Con
yeniion, when loud, prolonged cTy
MAS made tor Kelly. The mention of
h,s name produced the Widest snthnS''
asm, and demonstrated that a
large sentiment was favorable tn
Tammau,. When Il sss discovered
that Kelly MAS not in the hall, ,ico. W.
Miller. oi Albany, was put forward by
the Tammaniics a. their spokesman. lie
il a due looking man aud In a iorc'ble
manner presented the claims OF hts col
leagues.
Amos NJ. Parker, Who followed Miller,
is a great jurisi, and while presenting a
fine argument, did It in dry legal style
and not with the ring that Miller gave
the discussion
uov. Hubbard's Brilliant speech.
Whatever eoolness Parker's dry
speech produced was dissipsted by Gov.
Hubbard, OF Texas, whose portly Ill
mensions. broad shoulders, lowing
beard aud iron features, suggested To
every West Viginian mind the person
Of Jolly Jake Jackson. Huhbard's
speech ~as one olJhe most brilliant
ever delivered iron an American forum,
aud icll with thrilling eject upon the
convention. His plea Tor Tsmmsny
representation was based upon spirit
Of fcompromise and fair dealing, vas elo-
quently handled, and when he announe-
oil that he came here a nlden man the
whole sadisnce ross a. one man and the
bailding
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
A BALLOT

80 hssS
Reached In Yesterdays Session OF
the National Democratic
Convention,
But the Result Does Not Throw a
Flood OF Light Upon the
Coming Man."
And u Is Vet Uncertain Who Will
Finally Carry or the
Great Prize.
General Hancock Unexpectedly
Turns Up With the Largest
Number OF Votes.
Senator Bayard q Good Second,
with Payne and the Rest Of the
Field Far In tho Rear.
Boss Kelly and His Band OF Tam
many Bashi- -BalOuks uncer-
tremendously Bounced.
Tildsns Name Calls Forth Loud
and Continued Applause from
Delegates and Galleries,
The New York Delegation Serves
Notice on Ohio 10 Come Up
10 tho Scratch.
How West Virginia Stood when
the Result OF the Ballot
was Announced.
Friends Of tho Various Candidates
Closing Up Their Ranks tor
the Final Battle day.
A GrauhIc Resume OF the Situa-
ton Given by Our Special Ed
itorial Correspondence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24

When th, first vote for Tilden was an
nounoed, a minglinp Of cheers aud Misses
was heart. The vote when announcer
seened satisfactory % the leading uah'
didalen, but fatal t0 the hopes OF
Thurman aud Hendricks people NeN
York placed no man IN nomination. o"'
cast her seventy votes solid Tor Ia'"e'
A Warm Evening Anticipated
+. The indications are that hot work
will be done tonight, and the Hancock
aud Bayard people will work toge'ne'
in forming a combination against tue
Tilden.P Payne power. Randall Is squ'euy
aud actively looking Tor the opening
where the dark horse is TO come IN ihe
failure Of his Pennsylvania vote To sup
port Hancock indicates that he 10 biu'
ding for help in the other dire'''oh.
Tomorrow decides the contest anu "
the Tilden interests do not con'r"' 'he
nomination, do not he surprised I" see
the ticket Hancock aud Morrison.
Governor Stevenson makes dignined
presiding officer, but fluids diihcn''y IN
restraining the enthusiasm oi the spec
tators. The situation IN no" al req
heat and no certain predictions can p'
made, !"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
How West Virginia Stood when
the Result OF the Ballot
was Announced.
Friends Of the Various Candidates
Closing Up Their Ranks for
the Final Battle To- day.
A Graphic Resume Of the Situa-
ton Given by Our Special Ed
itorial Correspondence.
Full Report Of the Days Proceed
lnus - Claims, COnlsCtures,
RumOrs and Interviews.

"The battle to-day will hc between
English anL Hancock, THIS In the
news our specials bring from the Con
yention, aud the nomination at either
would bo joylully received hy the great
MASSES oi the party, Gen. Hancock =
rush To the front Ia the ballot taken last
evening places him In a position 10 no
Cniye greater ascessiona to-day, and the
notice served on Ohio 10y the New York
delegates late last night Ia the ctiec,
that unless they dropped Thur
man immediately aud supported
Payne, they would takc nn
EasIish viii start the latter oil With
nearly az quite one hundred votes, \
desperate light will, undoubtedly, he
Wagcd, for the signs pointing b. succesS
IA November are unmlstakeahlc that,
With the nomination assured, hall the
battle is Won. both Thurman aud
Paync are considered out at the race,
The enthusiasm at yesterdays session
vas bounaluss, and victory IS IA the
air.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24

The next thing, Of course, Was ballot,
and the inlsnssst interest vas nov nau-
iiest. Whenever vote was recorded
for Hancock the multitude shouted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-24
uANuooK's UNEXPECTED LEAD
M. Nomination To-day Confidently
Claimed Interview with n rfSo'
Thinks Hancock VIII Oct ~ Thur'nA"
Done For
second Dispatch

CINCISNArI, June ~,
10 the surprise Of many, General
Hancock led all the others on the hrst
ballot taken this evening, aud Mr.. hay
ard, who was expected to lead, falls hut
"A few votes behind. The enthusiasm
both ON the floor aud in the galleries
vas with tho warrior statesman. Every
time his name was mentioned u was
greeted with
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-30
Occupation of Oklahoma

Wichita. Has. Nov. 2O.-There
was u gathering here to day of sll par
ties interested IN Paynes Oklahoma
colony. IL was arranged that the
c"lony would move in body from the
kan>as, texas. aud Arkansas lines ON
the 9th of November, the dav Congress
meets. They have drawn up a letter
addressed To the pr snie"r and congress
asking that the army be prevented
ir"n interfering wi.h them 4 com-
mi;tee. consisting 1T Hon. j. VI. ~tcel,
ut this place George NJ. jackson, Of
st. LruiS. AMI DR. Robert Wilson. of
Texas. WAS appointed To- On In Wash
ington and prssen; the address.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-30
Burd. ties New Lecture.

. Sf'" 'tsV
On the PENNSYLVANIA railrna No
vember 3. THIS car for Williams
port! remarked the brakeman, and
~ he sDoke with the air Ui man il
authority. We all filed il.
The last time l saw you" said,
"yon were shouting Cressiiu.'
Right y"u are" he replied. Il,
was on the 9Th of Nav. jus, IN even
six months ago. AMI We all stopped III
at Cr-s>lIn. ID. . and heard the lecture.
And u,w We are otf tor Wiiiiamsporl
Tor another d.se You started of fol
Ha,bnO before election ? l didn't have
time for PICTURES then. Had IN carrv
n torch six nights in the week, and
Was nu>y all the rest of the Ine."
''Same here. said the 1T passenger.
settling down into he ea>iest seat Ia
the Car. ''WIa, III We give EN- this
s-s son? Sam old lecture. I rec.o,..
"W-ll. | sad. Iii Is mmii ned same
what. Tae uniinm is sb III, the sine.
hut it has new bise drum. and car.
ries the numsr on tie :" adj TT
''And he, pat new brass On the
-anibux. sail the brakeman, "and
IN wed IN pilot ah AL Of the forward
trucks So she'll make steam faster and
Use less fuel"
And the front ireadths have been
taken out AMI turned" sail the tail,
thin passenger. ''and the c.,r-ase hs-
been male over. printed ir"n, and
back. and Isces mp behind. and s..irre.i
acro-s the front"
And the sucker has been fitted
over with diimoni drill attachment"
said the sad passenger, $50 ,k.t it will
pump rs fast ~ il bIes"
And he's rugged Il flying jib and
gaH t"D-ai's on II. said the cross pas
>enger. blckiuy up the end II his
seat with u barrica.le of vaiise and
shawl strap, $50 that IL will run with
les wind
''.And he's taken off the keel and
changed the enter bard" said the
mar on the wU.i-box, 80 tina; il will
draw less wafer"
Il wish" said. with a CHASTITY at.
Tenn, at cheerfulness. IL c,ul.l buiid
- gil.ie'l figure head. So that j, would
draw mnre audi-nces."
Il wish Ven would put rubber tire-
"n it, remarked Ih. woman who talks
bass, $50 that it wo,s,d made less
nois-.'
Somehow or other. that wo,nan
saws '--s Than ether man IN the c"mbi-
nation. hu, she aisa,s m .krs bull
eve. and generally leaves q feeling
unco:nioriahly.