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SHREVEPORT,
Another Hitch in the Jenkins Trial Post
ponement.

Another Hitch in the Jenkins Trial-Post-
ponement.
SHREVEPORT, Aug. 2S.-TSpecial. IA
Mansfield special says: When court met
this morning, the courtroom was packed to
hear Judge Logsn's decision on the motion
to change venue in the case Of the Jenkins
brothers. There was decided interest
manifested on the part of every one, as the
crowd eagerly watched every opportunity
to catch an idea in advance of what would
be the result Judge Logan reviewed the tes-
timony at length, reaching the conclusion
that the public prints have circulated more
extensively in Caddo parish
than here; hence change
of venue would be useless,
and which he refused Attorney Hall had
the states witnesses called, all o! whom an
swered. He announced ready for trial.
The defense had their witnesses called,
twelve of whom did not answer to their
names. Misses Mary aud Maude Butler
responded "pre-ent." The defense
said they could not go to trial with that
number of witnesses absent. District At
torney Hall asked that they be required to
make legal showing. The attorneys
asked until O'Clock to prepare their show.
ing. District Attorney Hall then requested
that the case be reset and postponed until
Thursday, which was accordingly ordered.
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Ell PAsO.
Railroad oncf.is on . visit--specimsns
for the Boston Exhibition.

railroad Oncf.is on . yisit--specimsns
for the Boston Exhibition.
FL PAso. AUG. 2s.-topecisl.l-The TO-
lowing named officials Of the Central Pa
csfic arrived to-day en- route from Houston;
W. @. Curtis, superintendent; r. n. Pratt,
assistant superintendent; Superintendent
= B Thompson, Superintendent q. W.
Weston. Of the Harrisburg osn
Antonio; o. J. Stevens aud several
others They drove around the city up 20
Fort Bd.s, across the river 70 Psso del
Vorts, and finally rounded Nd sithe Cactus
ciub. where addresses Of uelcome sere de-
lrverpd by the mayor and hessrs. More
h.sd. Bull and other citizens. They len
fs.r SEN Francisco to-day, hsving expressed
tt-ru..lve- delighted with their reception
~ the future great.
Az he request Of Horis. of the Tsxss a
pse4fc. sr.erInnpns Of II Psso salt. wine
.bsuf. barley. brick and edobes we're to
dsv shipped % the Boston e1DO>iiioD.
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Chicago Uhips,

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-The Porter Guards,
Of Memphis, returned from the military
tournament in Iowa to-day. and will re-
main until tomorrow morning as personal
guests Of Potter Palmer.
A conductor on the chi isago & Alton
road yesterday had private detective ar
rested for following him about. The just
ice fined the spotter $40. The manager OF
the road to-day stated that they had dis
charged q number Of suspected conductors,
and had employed detective to keep GER
tain ones under surveillance.
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Fatal Duel.

VANDALIA, ILL, Aug. ga fatal duel
took place early this morning, near Lon
don City, this county, between Louis Phil
lips and Jacob Rosenbrook, both residents
OF Bowling Green township. Rosenbrook
was killed instantly, and Phillips was
wounded so badly he died in q few hours.
The affair originated in a grudge Of long
standing, growing out of disrespectiul re-
marks bv Phillips concerning Rosenbrook' 8
sister Each time they met they quarrelled.
and yesterday morning decided TO settle
the matter in a duel with pistols, TO
be bought at 6 o'clock this morning at the
place named. They chose their seconds,
Mack Swan and Jack Wren, who were
present. and witnessed the shooting. Ros-
enbrook fred the first shot, the bali enter.
ing Phillips mouth. Phillips staggered
ana before falling fired his weapon, the ball
taking effect in one side Of Rosenbroo s
mouth, ranging upwards through his head
Both duelists were young men, Phillips be
ing aoout22 years of age, and school
teacher. Neither Of the seconds have as
yet been arrested.
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Double Murder and Suicide

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2S.--Jacob Oldenbar-
ger and Jacob Busch had law suit this
morning in the justice court. which was
decided in the latt.r's favor. Meeting
Busch on the street about l o'clock,
Oidenbarger drew pistol and fired, killing
Busch instantly. Turning from Busch he
shot Sam Campbell, who was passing, pro-
badly fatally. He then crossed the street,
and Jutting the pistol to his own head shot
himself dead. II is probable the shooting
of Campbell was accidental, as LIE was in
no way connected with the SUIT.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-Dr. B. Newell, ply
sician of standing, committed suicide to-day
by taking an overdose of morphine. He had
suffered from bad health and sustained a
number of financial reverses.
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wORTHAM.

Compromising situation-Fenoe Cutting
WoRTHAN, Aug. 28.-ISpecial.I-ktv.
Mr.. Williams, Of the Protestant Methodist
church. struck Rev. Mr.. Starks, OF the
same church. several blows with an are
handle, telling him 10 the floor insensibls,
At Mr.. Linley's store. IL was several hours
before consciousness returned. Rev. hr.
Sterks was accused BY Mrs. Williams o.
coming 10 Der bedside In the eth hours Of
the night, with criminal intentions. Rev.
Mr.. starks says be was only placing the
cover on Mrs, williams children In the
bed. The affair has created quite ssnss-
tiOn.
Tbe fence cutters have reached our str-
ton. and are doing active work.
The drouth ret continues
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Frrrs. Aue. 2ss-rspecisll-Jim Paris,
. rouuIsr csffle msn Of this place, vas
sgriousIy hurt this rlnrn1nE ~ hs noIse
r.iii-v M, aim. His bruises are of The
-r-r prirful charscter, though nothing
~e-irus is si,prehenoeo-
A roof deal II eEcffennsrt was createo
In rrrrr stis morning b. tbe resiosncs q
C 4 FfrErds. = young -roTDey q tbs
-. lr..srt ~ On f--. u oriEinatsd from
I r.frrfIre Zee. s1d b1t 'or tbe pfonpt ar-
rirrI o. rrirrours. would bf-s Desn con-
su-rsd Is Wss e1iira u-sns1 Wa Dui
slirnt -.
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More of Wizards Guests,

New YORK, Aug. 2S,-The steamer Gal
lie, from Liverpool to-day, with the Eng.
lish contingent OF Villard's party to witness
the opening ceremonies of the Northern
Pacific road, was met at the docks by Viii
lard's representative and the British vice
consul, and they were escorted to the hotel.
The party includes Professor
James Brice, Rons. Albert Gray,
Albert Poll, Samuel Rathbone,
Henry B. .Rathbone, Henry Pueston,
Horace Davey, Henry Edwards, sll men,
bers of parliament; Sir William B. Gurdon,
., her msjesty's treasury; III. III. Gibbs,
governor OF the Bank OF England; Rt Tor.
Sir Arthur Hobhouse. Earl OF Dalhouse,
Earl and Countessof 0nslow, Lord-J ustce
Bowen and Lord Darlington. The guests
we're shown over the city this afternoon.
The party of Germans leave for Niagara
Falls thi evening.
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The Two Armies

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2S.-The Post-Dispatch' s
Jefferson City special says; Nearly IT, 600
old soldiers of the Confederate and Union
armies are in attendaHce at the ex-Con ieder-
ate reunion, which began this morning
After fine parade through the principal
streets the mayor delivereu an address of
welcome, to which Governor John Marina
duke responded. He was followed by Gen.
eral Gordon, of Tennessee, orator of the
day. The noon trains brought in more del
egations and The attendanc, is large.
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Err ToKr, Aus. Es-Ths senate sut-
,-umit,es On la5of sn3 s3uestiou rssurufd
i,s ssssion todsy. Wfliis-u 9. MOODY, q
p-n5tlyn. sutsr- Of LLsnd ard L.bof, =
- tfIs f.. " tness- He c.lle1 stteriigr
!, re fact fhsl rIsrT fo-e ~ c.rllislists are
,I-.-rl.n .nsfrr vnr t-acts q ard b. %. srIuft
- 49, EnEl - lo-1s nnd frerc1 c11rts
d--rfrnfi-r rrer te-ritcTy t1st was ttIr-t
ffurs ln-rsr tha- tne firr Son - 6re1i
B-rtnin, E-c y treir sTsiem = Wncl.it ?
- - - trrnesseads nrt irtc ths rnrff
,-~~s-~-fr-F rnlrrnf rssr-ia ha- r
r--rsr ftsr 80 fsu1sl rrynarcts kr-cr
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The JauntInp Parry

YELLOWSTONE PARK. Aug. 26, via LIVING
STONE, Mont, Aug. 2S.-It was the inten-
tion of the presidential party to remain
over Sunday at the upper Geyser basin,
till it was found that the vicinity OF the
camp offered insufficient forage for the ami
mails. They resumed march this morning,
and returned to Shoshone lake by the same
trail ridden over Friday, and proceeded
thence, in an easterly course, to
Yellowstone lake, on whose bor-
ders we are now encamped.
The present camp is one of the most at
tractive spots in the park. One of the views
is across the widest breaoth of more
magnificent sheet OF water than that of
any other OF equal altitude in the known
world. The party has verified the truth of
the statement that it is possible to catch
trout IN the waters of the lake and without
it in the adjacent geyser bring it
thence cooked to suit the taste
of the mos. critical. 1t is not generally
known.that this locality abounds in these
natural phenomena, which are the chief
attractions ofthe lower Geyser basin, The
paint-pots of that region here fined worthy
rivals. Within hundred yards of our en-
campmeEt the mud geyser is constantly
iashioning the curious creation which has
pee" so frequently utscrloe'. lew steps
from these geysers are hot spring
of various sizes and temperature. Their
waters are as clear as q crystal, and close to
the edge grow flowers rich in color and
dainty in structure, and those which car
Deted Camp Lincoln Sunday, crowned by
q sunset which has glorifed
the summit of distant noun
tains, with the distant rose-light
reflected on the shining level of the lake
With darkness has come most refreshing
rain, the first that has visited us for many
days. While not serious enough to cause
inconvenience will suffice to lay the dust
for to-morrow's march, which to-day was
no small part of its discontinue.
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.LoUIsyIILE. Aug. "a FIRE ct o'cloef
mi. morning In the plsning mills Of Sim
mons A Fiy. threatened st one time large
amount OF property, ~ the mill is sur
rounded by isrFs tactories. Machinery vss
ruined. ana . vAnsble contract Of WORK
des.roye5. Lo-s t30.000. Insured for
s. 90.
BsE HsEBoE. M. Aug. Z8.-An srtsD-
i've forest fre is nov raging between Seal
Csvs and Great Pond. ten miles fron Bar
Hs-hor. Tue western side Of the islsud =
bu-urd over sorns 30 acr-s. A force 0f 210
men succ-pded IN surr0uodinE ths burning
Firfrirf with q fifch. thus preventing FUR
der iaruaEs- The IRE IL DOs believed %
~ under rrffrrI
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I.AmPAsAs


LArplsas, AUG. 2s.-Ispecih,l- The
weather was warm. but the attendance
upon the course yss very fair and much
sport was enjoyed. The race for purse oi
Al OUo was easily won By Grey John, owned
bv j. 9. Hale. against AlsIsDder's horse.
Grey Dick. Much interest was ieit IN tnls
rcce. &c the borses are hne snimts. Con-
,;dsrabls wealth vss ststed on the result.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. pa out 800 deaf
mutes attended the first trieHnial nationsl
convention to-day. President McGregor
called the convention 10 ofd-r There were
seven delegates from Boston, sir from
Michigan, one from Colorado, one from Ds.
kots, three from Cleveland, four from Gin.
ciuBsti. and others from Ees York, Brook.
Ign and Jersey CITY. Routine business
occupied the morning session. President
NcGregor made an address in sign laD-
ariuU
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TEKsTOs, n. J.. Aug. 2s.-The Times
states that Captain John J. Hall. the
alleged dsfsulting contractor Of the Penn
sylvsnis railroad. vas seen st Denver. Colo
rado, Wednesd y last. By . friend. and tod
the lsttsr be was on nis gAy % New Ner-
leo. Further Investigation shows Halls
IDoebt-uo--- 20 Be- grestsr than at frst sup
pJsed- The PennsFivsuis railroad officials
are unabie 70 estimsts the lnss yet.
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Removed He.equsrtsrs-sebool Notes.
TrLEE. Aug. 2s.-l5D.cisLl-A circular
vas issued to-day By the TsE.s 4 St. Jouis
Railway company, directing all business
fof The treasurer hnd encit9r onces 70 y
sdSre--ed 10 TIE officials IN g. Louis. They
hevp heretofore held forth IN this CITY.
Observation-Disclosures Brooks. of the CITY
rublic schools has arrived, ard VII of,en
tbe .chools on the 10th proIimo.
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other Interesting General News Items
Storage and Shipping Company.

EUUrHHe anu SHIppIhS CUnhpHHy.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2S-The organization Of
the Transcontinental Storage and Shipping
company, OF Chicago, is perfec ed. The
object is to cooperate with the Texas Con-
tinental Transportation com pany's refrig-
orator line, OF the Huntington system. The
president and general manager of the latter
line, u. NJ. Higgs, is general manager Of the
new COmDany
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wis P0Isr, Aug. z.-lspeciaLi-l- B.
slssion, deputy shsrif of this county sf-
r.-ssd this evening man vbo vas iosnt-
I'd bp-s as bsfug one 1ohn " l.issl. frorn
Frltrr. Esutucfy. art p1sse1 - r1rne ~
W. HnTa Hs sd eborss. sndcls ard
f-iSls frr 81 a11 hss g.rcs c1risssec
hirss fbs h5fss e Ts-slD os Eon. thrs
dETa
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sr~.irnsns q Timber for ths Bor,rn III
hfbftlon- -ImproFernentss Ete-
NaRsHa1L. Aug. r. l5psciaLl IN
Tsrns 4 Pacific company are collscting
ls-v- uurbsr Of timbsr spednsns In or
c1urty Eud hrTing thsm hsD1sons'g
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LrrTIE Rock. Aug 2s-Ths coiorsd state
convention soi0urnsd today sftsrtEoda5s
session Dsiegstes were sppoinfsd 70 the
Na.iural cJln--d C1uTeuiiOn. e Louisville.
and . cummittee supoint-d % lu0E fifer the
iutrres-s Il she colored people iu Arksnsz.-
Am1r1f Sc res1iuti0ns wEs one rectiur
tEst ~ man uas ever hung IN the
s-sts IN -fsrinra nHgro.
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JASEsvTLLE, Wis, Aug, pa serious
hailstorm last night practically destroyed
the entire tobacco crop Of Rock county.
The damage is estimated at fully $l0O,0OO.
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horticultural Day.

Lou1svILLk, Aug. 8-To-day is Horti-
cultural day ct the exhibition, and there is
the largest display Of fruits ever seen IN the
south. No less than IS .O00 plates Of al
kinds OF fruits are on The tables. The
rroUd IL large.
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C-ruxEt1I. Aus 28-Herr S1raditk
ls.s q fbs Lsipzc-conssrvato-y 0fn1 as
arrivsd 10 tsks chErrs of the violin dspart
rnsrf Q t1s c5li-r- ; rluEic 1u 49, ciy.
IL oruftts II fitrer d-mn-ats A.
r.rtrt - The ssc-et ruestlnr 81 ne cen D
rnts ssie-daT. 80 tc-dzT Considering ths
49, o of calIirr ~ co1urT cgLvsr-
ti1n- Thsy III rsrc-t to-11--Dr.
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and were In possession Of 203 900 900 acres.
IN area, larger than Austria, Italy and
switzerland combined Wage-workers are
crowdlng the ci les, and In New York city
there were 100000 people occupying
square mile; most ofthe small farmers were
not able 10 secure decent competence, as
the farms were mor'gsged and they grad
llally iel! into the hands ofgreat capitalists;
The ONLY remedy for this was the abolition
Of private property in land; the price Of
products was greatly enhanced by the con
unually growing increase of mid
die men, who were recruited |
from the ranks Of those who had no
regular occupation, as they had been driven
from their business by the prevailing sys.
TEN OF labor; il the present system we're
not abolished, prices would reach such a
height that the wage laborer would be I'M
able even to secure the absolute necessaries
OF life. Witness contended that the small
farmer could not cultivate his farm aud
dispose of his produce for the
reason that he was overriddep by men of
greater capital who could supply mechani-
,al labor and had greater facilities for gel.
ing the produce to market. \
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s0rnsihine tnst 80 20 e t1e rerres,
rirs Strength 20 the bocy- iucuc- reirrtt-
tne siesp. improve TIE ouslity ~ tbe blood.
ard uuriiy atId brighten The c1rurieziCn. Il
rhnt msrIy pers1us would b verT rIad -
Obtain. Carers Iron Pills are rnsce f1r er-
sc-iy tbs clEss q trorbles. ard az rsrnafk-
atiT sucresfrl IN nccurnfl lisrinE ne e11s
dssired. as rarnrd aboVt- Tbsy ars urst1l
ior bofk men ard uonsn. SD ~ cruE-
rists. Pre-. 81 csuH p- boE. See eevsr-
tisugrt
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arranged and will exhibit the same o,

arranged, and will exhibit Inc same o.
the Boston exhibition.
Mr.. Carver, chief mechanic In We car de-
partmeDt, is In charge OF the wo.R your
correspondent though long res ldent, was
greatly asionished and filed with adm ira
tion at the number of specimens. th cir
great beauty and VARIETY. Thev will proys
an attractive feature of the exhibition.
The weather continues extremely warm
and dry. Business of all kinds is very dull.
The Marshall Car-wheel company are
making extensive additions to their shops.
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INTO THE AIR.

1he Fate OF n HUDSON River Excurs
Sion Steamer.
Explosion OF her BoilOrs Opposite New
York.
Humanity and Other Debris Hurled ON
High.
The Steamer Sinks Within Few
Seconds,
Passengers Dismembered,. Crushed,
Scalded and Drowned,
The Loss OF Life is Estimated at Fifty
Souls.
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In GENERAL.

Tho New Storage aud Shipping Com.
pany Scheme.
The Ex. Soldiers OF The two Armies at
the ReLSiOD.
lie Kills his Two Men aud then Sui
cides.
Another Spip-Load of Foreign Guests
for Willard.
A Duel in Which Both Principals Sue.
cumb.
HailstOrm that Practically Destroys
Tobacco crop.
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get pas clothes off. lie had cricks
10 his back, aid eyerywhers, andlIu
was away 10 one 81 1iye neighhors, 10
ook at the presents, aud ! had ito put
liniinenl OH pa, and miadea a mistake
and got \ bottle Of furniture polish,
and put II on pa and rubbed itin, am,
when ma came hume, pasmelled like
/ coffin at q charity funeral, andms
aail there was no way of getting that
yani.h Of, Of pa tilla II woresoif! Pa
aays holidays arcs tondemncd nuis-
,nco. anywas, Ito viii have 10 stay
| ID thcsbouse all this week.
You are pretty rough on tho old
man, said fhc grocery man, after he
las been 40 Kind to you and given
you nice presents. Z y Ik
Nice presents ndthinJ All. I got
was 'cor,e 10 JesusFChristmas card
brind.e fringe, from ma, and. ps gave
,ns a pair OF his old suspendcrs, ano
a calendar with mottoes for ever,
nonth, some quotations. from script
| ure, such M honor thy father anr
mother and evil commuhicationi
corrupt two in the BUSH aud "a bir1
| in the hand beats Two pair. Sucl
things dou't help a boy to be good
What a boy wants ia club skates, ant
seven shot reeOlfefs and such thing4
l Well, | nyu.t 20 and help pa roll owe
in bed, and put on q new porous plas
~, llAaI la n
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NV son, sa,a an Ontario street
mother, 60 down to the grocery and
get me- can Of green peas. Z
] should squirm to wiggle, answer
ed the boy. '''if is'
90 on, tell you. 1913
should limp to jump. 3s. -
II You don't 50 this instant l will
tell your iather when hc comes nomc.
| should blow to tattlo, a3.A
Never mind, SIR. seihns ,
/ should whoop to squeal. .I7i'tll
When the father came the motlef
said: | wish you'd eiwhip Tom. lie
positively refused to go down to the
grocery and told me that Twas atattle
and that he would jump on me il
dida't mind. N'lpss'mqi
Tom. sAH ytt aa
Yes, sir. 'f q.
What was that you safe to you'
mother to day. f
| Never said nothing.
Then | am a story teller and you
1 pretty boy. said the mother !.
Look here young ihan,i you don
behave yourself. I'll thrash you.
i should litter to snort
| Come here to me sir IA
Aud the young man stuirmcd !
wiggle, limped to jump. hlegi to tattl
whoopsd to squoal and Uttered
snort.
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WI ll..i.ililli'lli islT7slcl1zzz
Saved by His Scissors.


The editor carries beautiful slip
of paper when he travels. She shows
il to he suave conductors and they
all admire It. II has The editors own
uame il, written in his very best
sunday. go to. .meelin' style. That is
what the conductors particularly Ike
10 see, and they like ii so much that
they want him 10 wfite 1t again IN
Tho s1mo finc style. sisplt 3iija
b The other day the editor exhibited
the beautiful chirographyi, anu the
conductor as usual requested him to
duplicate 1t In another place. The
eJitor knew he had neverSwrItten III
tliat style before aud mover Could
again, but did his level best. The
conductor shook hls head
Donf correspond, ho nut tsred.
Best I can do, said the editor. do
you suppose Icau dash lod 900 pages
Dor day 9anti keep up the Picrcerian
syster,i of penmanship2ap Do you sup
nose / can write like that with these
cars Of you're banging away '.,iy at my Oh
| bowe y. Ma
Don't correspond. repeated he con
ductor, oninodsly, anoha. ~ d..
Ip Do you imagine I'm not tho editor
of this paper7 asked tho editor
drawing oui gilt.edged card aud
copy OF the Ncws.
| NAV bo sub, suggested the con
ductor.
Do | look like SUBJ? inquired th'
editor, indignantly, pointing to M
dollar diamond shirt-studs and mn
yer ring. but can provo my iden
| lily, no added, with a chuckle OF sat
| isfaction. $1,000 5ls ~,
lie whipped out 4 bright pair 0
scissors and commenced slashing u
that newspaper iuto articles at such ,
rate thet in two seconds the whol
5 paper would have been converted 10
0 Stop! That Will do, exclaimed u
0 conductor, sinilingly, There isnI ID
slightest doubt IN my mipd. 10
can travel on this line 40 long as l al
4 conduoiot and there's rail and
h piece Of the engine left.-Ksoku
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