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Republicsn NAVY. Dsserisea =
me- CrAsy-QuilE"
One would have thought that enouga
had been said about John Roach's mo-
torious contract vessel, the Dolphin
But that risky craft turns up again -
lively and saucy - ever. The Sen
ats. in : spare moment from IL pen
sion hobby, thought il would Be agoods
thing 70 waste o time E this
vear,some subject Of the Dolphin.
SECRETARY Whitney, in compliance Win
Z senate resolution. has laid before thai
| bodv : mass Of information concerning
| fhe vessel. which the Republicans. last
f.ll- vainlv underworld TO utilize for
| nol;tical capital The boasts Of ne
| New York Tribune that the vessel sue.
| ceeded IN w~eathering . storm on her
lat trial cruise are considerably quail
fed by the report Of Captain Meade
an that trip. who designates her - .
marine crazy-quilt, the general plan o.
the ship and machinery being unsatls-
factory and wholly unsuited % the
needs of . navy. The report o. the
| civilian experts was still more damAgs
inc. declaring that the Dolphin il not
A. "a contend with bad weather such -
Il usually encountered BY our coastsng
sseamers She was strained BY the seae
she. encountered on her trip 70 fortress
Monroe. and her crew were not ".
clined 10 risk their lives on board d heR
again -.
, Repubiican Senators have very poor
material for political capital IN we
Dolphin. Their brethren n New
YORK made notable efforts last fail, %
: nersuade the people that the only %
{srf;on 10 this notorious craft Wa On
: IRE part Of the Secretary Of the NAVY
who vas resolved to sacrifice hat ho
: eral Republican contractor. sno cSn
2 tr;hrsor 70 campaign funds. Johz
Roach But the contractor ID
very sorry martyr. and 9 even
o ghost Of an issue could Be made on. 2
: him or his marine ~crazy-9uiIt ~
wonderful change which 49, take'
place in : year in the management Z
d the Navy Department mas remove
= cvcrv trace Of Chandlerism p los
h berv. and when Congress sees ~ I
1t strcnethen the hands Of Secretar
nt whitney BY . thorough rcorganizatio
% az IRE system under which the dePar
" ment Z conducted. there viii De 2
D. delav IN carrying out, IN ne fuLs'
n ana most satisfactory manner y
T. Great work o. creating : navy worsl
by II The Nation. The era Of knsve'
IL "a REGULATION IN the department n
nc h~~n succeeded By wise. business-h'
r. management and the taxpayers =
n now EXPECT ! proper return for tn
Ic- money. which was out Of sne auest'
We when Robson. Roach and Cnano'
"a ruled the department albany Ars'
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No we're looking loe meo % IL -!
ouotas and Uofnfcgoo ~ oepleeee
Amy. end o1sr!nG igge boons,s. -
mck men. Before quceae cou'o -
cancelled y The uee q theee n..es
he approval q TIE proper On5rro
States o1lcia!s NUS = ssserso.
ofice ~ A. A. Provost A~n.snsi|sen-
eral Tor Maine vas then n!pcd oy AZ
honorab1s gentleman ~ Maine e11
IN oficsr q the regular army; 70
him this remsF.sp.: I'll Trrs
and his approval q e solicited. 3
approval was denied. ana Pro.aoty
with some expressions % noneH m
dignation- NOT vcs{ to1g v
this officer wae oruered 70 nome
field Of duty and bis place supplied py
an officer from : western stat. nsn
again q the State capital -
man with The re- se!rc'ea n.s =
names. And hencefcrsn ,. sesms tners
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Il
Ms0nhssa Ereesers ~ No. 49, o.
80 msAass vsoGAs . Ne psaen = Cni.
eaeo. Nov 1heun - n1sve Desa ~ Hay
mnrkee Demn-InPouer- xhs soesss -
- nntddsa Deno>-
Cucxoo. June ee.-'The man whe
threw the bomb 10 dead"
This startling remark was made TO .
reporter By Oscar Neebc, one Of the eight
men now arraigncd IN szdge 6ary's
court for completely IN the Haymarket
Sfots-
1T h no wonder.' he continued, ''that
che police have not found him. did
not know q The time who threw ne
terrible missile, but have
taken every means 20 mo
| Out. and nv opportunities are superiorto
! chose or the police. The man who threw
the bomb was Rheinhosd Krueger. who
! tried 10 kill officer Michael Madden the
! dav after the Haymarket riot, and who
was fatally shot BY Madden. krueger
was driven TO desperation BY the deed
that he had done on the night Of May :.
All that night he and . companion
spent In the saloons -
Milwaukee avenue drnklnS nsfo-
They were armed, and on "wednesday
Kruger was heard TO say In one Of these
rIaceS NAT he wa determined 70 kill the
fr<t policeman he met and die with him.
He feared capture and hanging, and made
- his mind to die with his boots on"
This remarkable story led to an inves'
Sication OF Kruc-er's record. wiliism
eelieer. the indicted man, who will give
States evidence, says that Kruger was
one Of the conspirators present Ct the g
cret meeting held on West Lake street
on the night Of May s. Lingg. Engei
Fischer, Hirscheberger and APPEL wers
there. IL was at this meeting
that the plot was laid. The In
v-esfication made by States Attorne'
Crinnell and Captain Setback reveale'
, the fact that Krueger was one Of the mos
radical Of the Anarchists, and = constan
I inciter to offensive action. HIS nam
! VA found among the list in the Arbesfe
Zeifrno once. He Wa . single man
: born In Germany, twenty-five years oio
! nve feet nine inches n height an
Z light complexion he did NOT log
: ike laboring man. In
{ asscr,pt;on agrees IN every way with I'll
: description which Jno- Bernet gives
l the man who threw tse bomb. Neitne
FISCHER nor Schnaubelt that q
= ecripfion. Kruger wa . tanner. Il
vas known to be engaged with Loui
Lingx and two other men in the mani
iacture Of dynamite and bombs he =
j tended the Haymarket meeting with Boo!
= After the terrible akair there all q
four conspirstors secreted themselve
and left their homes or hiding places on
when dragged forth BY the police. bol
= vent on 4 debauch a. described.
81 A few days after Kruger va sne
some friends removed two trunks tro
his room 70 . house near kooey sire
a isfer thirty loaded dynami
hombs we're found under
"a eidewaik at that point The police =
a that they had evidence t~o1convince ths
n that the bombs had cen carried n
Kruegerss trunks from Krueger's TOO
70 but they declined % make this evioen
of 0ublic.
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A. Inxleht Into the Nannert In which so
c,.l Pension BIlls are Pushed Through
the senate "A iberHl-N Minded senator
who Has : Penchans for me BustnesA
.Has = Little Bureau 81 Hts Own.
WASHINGTON, June 2s.-Of all the
pension bills reported TO the Senate dur
ing the present session. Mr.. Sawyer has
himself reported more than hail. Sena-
TOR Mitchell. OF Pennsylvania, chairman
Of the committee on pensions, has been
absent through in health, and the wcr
~ the committee has fallen into the
hands OF Senator Sawyer. While MI.
SAWYER has reported ~favorably on 50
| nanv hundreds Of pension bills, he has
| reported adversely upon . single one
MI. Sawyer does the work Of the whole
| committee
Generally speaking, the committee, q
= whole. never undertakes the invesrga-
ton Of 4 pension claim. The bills are
I peferred TO individual members OF the
committee for investigation, and the com
mittee simply ipdorses the report OF tne
INVESTIGATING member. Mr.. SAWYER, u
his boundiess sympathy with the old sol
diers Of the Republic and their heirs, has
been eager 70 take the consideration o.
the pension claims that come his way
and feIiow-members Of the COMMITTEES
have been perfectly willing b . ne should
&c kept busy. Consequently the SenatoI
has employed . star Of assistants =
help him NTH The work
The Senate refers the bill 70 the com
mitfee on pensions, the committee reier
them to Mr. Sawyer, and MI caMye
distributes them among ms sssl IL
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r. Fssspns - Bleonsngsse = , 49,
D>vsl pavss-neauslfsl E1oro1 tssoseee.
nusanss~ Geaerally kaspsses1 = ~ coy
Dur..s IN ssrviess sna rresress . ~
draws.
Brooxrxa,ox. H.. June ss.-hs civ
is crowded with people, como 20 honor
the memory Of Judge Davis From nine
o'clock this morning until two this after'
noon the remains lay IN state stthe :
mansion, viewed By thousands Attnree
O'Clock the last sad ritos wers performed.
Rev. W.. q. Pierce. q Champaign, Q
the burial service ana made ~
marks, after which Rev. Frank ?. ntu.1,
OF the First Presbyterian Church. ouefeo
PRAYER AMI made . lew appfopr'ate -
marks. The music for b solemn occer
sion Was rendered BY Frank AueiieF, -
sisted By i've singers.
Elaborate. many OF them the tokens q
distinguished ~personages Of the nation
AMONG them were :'.Broken urns," Sens
| tor and Mrs. Logan; "Gates AJsr,..
| Robert Lincoln; sCross," Senator Cui'
lom-
AZ conclusion Of services AZ the house
| the cortege wendell its way TO the Gene
terv IN the following order: .
Carriage ; containing the honorary pail
hearen-Firsi, Judge Gresham, J1us'
Drummond, Governor Ogle~by and Sen
ator Logan: second, Judge Scott Jess
w. Fell. Leonard SWEET and Hamiiiol
spencer: third. C. II. Moore, Henry "
Bishop, Judge Blodgett and Judge Cation
fourth. Judge Weldon. Norvai Dixon. y
n. Funk and X. l.. Williams; 9Th, Gel
eral Menu sta, General Singleton, 2
Quincy, WIN. Grswold and MI. Norman
Williams -
Following the above honorary pan
hearers came two carriages containin
the active ~paIl-bearers. the frst contain
ing Hon. Robert T. Lincoln, A. \. Stes
enson. James S. Ewing and Hon. y. =
Iittler. and the second Mr.. ID. d. re
rigo. Frank ID. Orme, l. 9. Fisher ~
Luman Burr.
Following these were the carriages !
relatives. intimate friends. Congressme
State officers, military = citizens 81
orally.
In the procession was the judges IAN
" carriage driven BY his -
Containing the household servants.
| The services II the grave were simp
and brief
: Business generally was suspended "a
Ing the passage Of the procession.
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me Disappearance and suPposeo Des.Ie
SIIss Essees whipPIe q Acs .s-M-
gsn-A Probable ssetAn~ =.
WhiripeoL
ADRIAN, Mich, June 29.-Ine reiauves
md friends Of Miss Frances Whipples Of
shss e,tv- we're much disturbed BY . r.
49, 80. -~- p,e.Ic rhe sfor
eens o'sPs'en --- - h,-.d :
tnat > strange woman ~
hack q Suspension Bridge % 1nursosy
20 Be driven 70 the whirlpool She walked
down the bank to get . better view ana
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Orroon seems 60 have opened
- political ball in . fitting manner
a. - have heretofore remarked. th,s
4 4 Democratic year.-coneoru 1ss
and Patriot.
-n Maine wants . fight Canada.
whv wouldr't il Be- . good idea % ie.
her f;chtP II Il were made . conuiilen
that blaine should lead the attack tne
country would fAvor The Plan-fs"
Worfh Gazette.
-.Will Won please signal 70 me n
she gallery whcn Senator Blair begins
q speak, asked a constituent o. -en,
atof Hoar. Certainly. sir, ceria'n,y;n
replied the Senator. swell. wnst 80 .
ne signal be?'' he asked. Ill !eavs.
answered the Senator. Wdsssng'o'
Hofch<k re-.
-IAere - . nmor in the uncuirr
v.ted West % the effect that Whiteis =
| Reid. q the Tribnns. VIII b : c.na'
d.fe for United States Senator for Ne :,
Yovk n place Of Warner Miller. =
erv thinr 81 that sors should hapPsn
shsr~ vonld b more Republicans y
10 sts1e fishing On election day $50
~ ever before known In nissoS
u politics. -Bn6aio Times.
The animus % ingalls, attac.
a &c PerSion Commi>s1cnef y
plainly evident. even On she sufls
ki1 remarks. Ingalls, himself rePcr
fsvorably on General Blacks sPpe
eion for Z pension. bus that ~ go.
General Black took : oonsptcuous -
n Illinois polifics - DemocF.s -
1cr0 befou; " showed the proeosus,.
! a t6e Pension ONCE By the kePe,.s
a boss. Dudley.-LostsvstSs 49,
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WAsurxarox. June 3e.-Represenen
i've sowden, d Pennsylvania, presented
% the President - : wedding present .
0ue steel horseshoe, wAich va msde ~
Johu shaAdt, q Allentown, p, and En-
trusted 20 Mr.. sowden for delivery. "
one end a che shoe are The initials g.
CO.. and on ne other -. y. g" IN -
center Il me word "0lock,r which, =
German means ssgood luck" When ~
Cleveland Was nominated for ne Frsss
6eocv Dr.. shaadt sent : similar horse
ehos 70 him, but tAs iuisaals -. ,. e.
uare not On q.
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= vc.t... rasds 81 Hin During che 80
- selling : ls~narkab1s List % Mans
e Towss which wished . Esesps -
Drsn.
The use BY Blame Of the kepuDnean
machine 20 crush out a soldier candl-
49,. ~ t.vor az = wealthy contractor
~usefnl ~ ! Prcsi-
$3.50 ~--..--L.. r.x;ved the s>orv
DENTAL canvas "as -~a- !,
Of Names paper creon 80.
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WAsnrorox, June 2s.-The President
a. transmitted 20 Congress : report O
che Secretary o. state % she ca q ne
American schooner "Aunanalska," which
vss condemned By he government q
salvador Tor having been employed "a
I'D 81 an insurrectIon against that repao'
~. sDd ~ subsequently, presented q
~ United states. The President &c
onnsnds chat Congress pass ~ nsces'
cary legislation 70 complete the sFansss'
ana i've the Court q Claims authorit5
- her and dessrmIne - Question q =
-.
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4 o->-~1 Two Brother Resuits
N the Fatal shootIng Of One q Them
MsRrox. III, June 2s.-On the alter
noon Of ne 25th inst, late In the day, :
named Andrew Leith Vas shot nc
killed By his brother, Tom Leith, On :
farm Z mile and . quarter northeast o.
Creal Springs, in this (winiamson) oun
~. The particulars, which have loss
becn received, - given by the man wno
did the killing, who was the MY wines
to the terrible AFFAIR, are - follows lne
two Leiths were making = crop %.
gether. About . week previous 70 tns
killing they had . ditdculty IN wnic1
| knives were drawn and mucn Dao oiooo
exhibited. Nothing serious, however.
came Of this quarrel On 2 day o. tns
fatal trouble the two were hauling nay
| and when they had both gotten on top 2
| the load the deceased remarked - M
| brother:
.Tom, / am going = kill ycu."
Al the same time he drew . KNIFE 1on
crasped the hand that held the knife VIZ
one hand and held Il. and with me otne
| drew Z revolver n shot MS orosne
through the breast. The ~
rolled Oh the load Of hay 20 me groono
exclaiming:
aTom, you have killed met"
Tom then jumped 20 the ground ~
shot his brother through the breast . So
ond time. The wounded man died IN
very few minutes. Tom LeIth went !
crcal Springs and told the foregoin
story and gave himself into the hands
she Authorities, where be Is held, pen
ing investigation. The Leiths oear y
reputation Of desperate men when :
rcred. They came 20 this county iro
tennessee about a wear ago
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crxrxvrrLx, m, June 27.-0n nsn
SATURDAY, July 3, the citizens q Green
xSue ufil celebrate shs nrst Democratic
National holiday in : quarter q : century
~ = gr.nder scale ever known here
bsScre' II ne morning there VIII %
sr~eches and Z procession headed ~ two
hrsss bsnds. n which the militia, ne nro
company, several base ball a~seocss.sons
srd she citizens generally Will participate.
~ ~ AFTERNOON there will . sham
| bstt;e ma games Of base ball between
| home nincs ana visiting clubs, al % %
wound % with : big display q fireworks
IN the evening.
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srpsLIA, NO.. June 27.-A az carp
hour yesterday morning the police arrest
"a 1 crook named r. Carp, and found y
his possession : carpet-sack flled win
iewelry, knives, ; gold watch and ena'u
and I lot Of other plumber, besides ?
weIl-6lled wallet. he was lodged u tne
stafion.honse. At noon while the oniccr,
we're absent he pricd The door q ne lail
opeu with ! plank and made good ne g
cane. although . large force q mel
~rurrd he d In every direction u
homes Of securing the reward offered iol
his capture. Several hotels and private
houses have been sacked ~ him ne pss'
week. He Il . weli-dresscd, gcod.icok
inr man Of slight stature, aoou, t1,rc
YEAR 81 age and has the name =: CaFl
| nricked II his right arm with india ink.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-05-22
Connumption Cured.

An old physician retired from prac- ticc having had placed in hir hand. by an East India Missionary th" formula of a simple vegetable remedy !or .h" speedy and permanent eur" of Con sumption, Bronchitis. Catarrh Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections also q positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and All N"ryous Complaint. after having tested its wonderful cura- tive powers in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to make fl known to hi- suffering fellows Actuated by this mo tive and a desire to relieve human suf. fering. ] will send free of charge to all who desire it, this recipe, in German. French or English. with full directions for preparing and using Sent by mail by addressing with stamp naming this paper W. A. Noyes, l49 Powers Block Rochester. N Y
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-05-22
Written for The ArkdRsdr Trdwlcr.
 PETER B. LEE.

He is gone. The borrower and pan handler of the west is no more. He dwelleth as hero in the memory of many. He died, yet he liveth to the thousands who contributed to his weary travels. He travelled far and near
 From the borders of the Atlantic to the bosom of the Pacific, he tramped his weary way. His benign smile has light ened the pockets of many weary, worn spacers His gifted gab has won many a long cherished drink He has dwelt in our hearts as the king of bummers. He was one among many. His cut loaded grip has pacilied many land lords. His sore feet have tramped many mile Yet he was always ready for the bar His giant swig" was only equalled by his proficiency in pan-hand- ling spaces Yet he is gone, His hill side laugh is heard no more. His earthquake smile is a thing of the past. His coal barge shoes settcth no more in the corner. His unbuttoned suspender hangeth no more by my side. He is sleeping the sleep of the tramp-worn printer. Oh he is gone Peter B. Lee, the boss pan-handler, is no more. His spirit has flown to that heavenly realm where caps and lower case lie buried in the fiery spit of burning furnace l sink, l faint, die. The friend of my heart is no more. He has passed the river Jordan and entered the fields of immortal bliss where gang blanks and pied forms lie buried forever His title is buried with him, and there are none worthy to wear his spread-ankle shoes. Ex DAsH
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-05-22
Throwing the HeemsrAne. i.
IBurletsc. in Rruoklyn EAxlc. 1

Ono day boycott strolled into tho tool-hoose and sat down for chat, Tue hammer and saw, a begging awl and a trowel and other honest tools took al. vantage of the entrance of boy look. ing for something he had no business to take to move little farther away. Why do you avoid meH' asked tho Boycott, am l not friend of labor Am not it's migh,icst wcaponf Am l not your common dcfendcrP"
 Excuse Us, replied an old sledgc. who was seven up in tho civil service lists, " but you don't seem to be one ol us, there is smell of Russian prison about you. stihing tamt ot German oppression. stencil of English rcprcs. sion, and foul oior of Hungarian pau nerism, a general drcayed flavor ot K, norance and brutality, and scnsclcss terocity that we don't like We know it isn't your fault; itwas born of tyranny and hclpleSSneSs. but it isn't American, and 1t isn't pleasant You have for cign air about you that makes tho roon close and offensive Go out and wade around and hunt for the Oregon for about six months and you'll come hack aS clean as a thinaman Go soak Nout> self boycott yourself and scr how glad We Il be to welcome you into the shop
 Th:s !ahli' t"achos lis to remember that uo civilized christian man ever vet learned to throw the boomerang with danger to hls enemy or safety to him splf
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-05-22
He'd Rather Be Hung.
IRelgmyia.


 In the middle ages there were two chances of life at the last moment ae. corded to malefactor condemned to death. besides free pardon from the sovereign. One of these was the acci. dental meeting of cardinal with the procession to execution; the other was the offer of a maiden ,o marry the con demned man, or, in the case of a woman sentenced to death, the offer of man 10 make her his wife, The claim of the cardinals was curious one, They pre- tended to have inherited the privileges with which the vestal virgins of old Rome were invested In 1909 man was condemned to be hung in raris, for some offence As he was being lcd Ia execution down tho street of Auhry -le- Boucher he met the cardinal of St EuSchius, named Rochettc, who was go. ing up the street The cardinal imme- dlately took oath that the meeting was accidental and demanded the release of the criminal It was granted In lS'6 Charles Y was appealed to in the case of man who was about to be hanged. vixen young girl in hecrowd cried out that she would take him as her husband Charles deerecd that the :aaa WAS [" be given up to her, In lSS2. \ similar case came before Charles Nl which We shall quote verbatim from tn, royal pardon llenrcquin Dontart was condemned bv the judges of our court in Peronue to hc drawn la eNs- cution on hurdle, and then hung hy the neck till dead In accordance with the decree he was drawn and carried hy the haugmau to the gihhet, and when h., had the rope round his neck. then one .lcannettc Mourchon. maiden ot the town of llammaintourt presented herself before the provost and his lieu tenant, and supplicatcd and required of the aforesaid provost and his lieutenant to deliver over to her the sand Dontart to hc her husband Wherefore the cN. tcutiou was interrupted and lac was led back to prison and hy the tenor of these letters it is our will that the said Dantart he pardoncd and re leased Another instance We quot" from the diary of rarisian citizen of the year l450 He wrote On Jan uary lu, ll3u. eleven men were taken to the llalles to be executed, and the heads of ten were cut of The eleventh was handsome young man of twenty four he was having his eyes baudagcd when d young girl born at Halles came boldly forward and asked for him. And she stood to her point and maintained her right so resolutcly that he was taken back to prison in the Chatclrt, where they were married, and then he was dis charged This custom has So stamped itself upon the traditions of the peas autry that all oyer France Il is the sub lrct of popular tales and anecdotes with one of the latter we will conclude In Normandy man was at the foot of the gihbet the rope wns round his neck when n sharp-ttaturcd woman came ur and demanded him The criminal looked hard at her, and turning to the hangman, said
 " X pointed uaSc. n bitter tuuRue'--
 Proceed ld rather lar hc hung 70
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-05-22
WHY DON'T HE COME HOME.

Dreary and dark no moon no stars To guide wanderers way: While l, with my face as the window panc Peer wistfully out through the mist and the min Waiting till Harry shall come home again. His toll at an end, like the day. The Maltese kitten Is watching with me Just now she is taking a napl; Little Pearl has eaten her milk and bread And, tired of waiting, crept into bed: The hrelfght plays round her curly head How the chestnut logs crackle and snap, Cheery and bright is the fires red light. Cosy his soft arm chair This nice warm room is pleasant nest For weary man 10 come in and rest. Though love little Pearl. l love him the best When baby could not spare. Dear Harry! how hard he works early and late,- Working for Pearl and me, Imiss him the moment he's out of my sight He carries of with him my sunshine and light And restless, impatient long for the night As one longs for the day when al sea I've read in the papers till troubled, alarmed, My heart beats d wild tattoo My eyes grow dim with sickenng dread And l think Of the murders-the horrors just
 read And fancy my darlington, no! not dead, There's noise, hark that's his coo-coo! man is not troubled with visions and fears To which poor woman is bound She can watch. she can wait she can comfort and
 cheer; She can make mans home of all places most
 dear. But there must stop-a foot draws near! That's Harry-I know from the sound
 -Good Housekeeping.