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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-24
MACK NAc. eAl7 NACkiNAc.
The Cooia< aud wooin< On he Green Isir
aud ths VISITOR, There tho While


aud ths VISITORS There tho while
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M,.<lSAe I-LAsD. Mich. July - Truth
O. tel Mackinac Island is not very lively
set. bus there is a crowd of pleasure
seekers xho are constantly increasinr
What IS needed here more than anything
else is a splendid. drst-cla-s hotel As many
would come here Sh, a. not c)-ue nov. If
Ee nai a grand hotel
A Among The prominent arrivals This week
are Thomas ~ Pyle Cincinnati. - J. +
Hughes. Wheeling " N4 A l. Blanchard
and party Detroit II : Mixer and wife
Chicago. G-0rge Stanton Grand Rapids al
the Asfor House -Ars A f. Baker. De
troit. + 4 Neii and wife Detroit Mrs f
Peacock Dfr1ir. ". r. ven and wife.
Cniraro. B Gaines aud wife. Hot Springs.
Arkansas. r A Gorham. Grand Rapids, "
II --eVeu-. Grand Rapids j. q Mcbride
Grand Rapids. Mrs Alexan Ter Capeiin Chi
cago. Miss M-z l. LeDlce Chicago AZ the
Mission Mr. and Ms Jackson. De
troir; Ms Marian r Storey, Chicago, W.
J Holiday AMI family Indianapolis. Louis
q Hill Detroit. Mrs A + Kelsey ami Miss
Kelsey. clinton. New York. at the Island
House ~. J Jordan Piusours. Pa; E
s Kennedy. Pttshurg Pa r. " Cobb
patroi Hel Fisher. Cleveland are guests
~ fhe Mlrkinac -I J Mckenua and
John II Marshal NeT Castle Pa T II
~ H1sSi1s. Louisville. ky.. f. A Knapp
BeIlvue. ONO " GiDDs. Canton. Ohio
r Crane Detroit Link Montgomery Mer-
GER Pa Logan Alexander. Mercer Pa.
are A. the Palmer
Billing and ,oins ana lovemaSing galore
- oa oy moonlight on the yellow sands
Faliy and lp ay the Lovers Leap may be
seen. ans pleasant evening. the pretty girls
n summer dresses with spark AT their
Capt So g. Manning AID family left last
Monday Tor PerosSey on . ishing trip
Mrs lln r. o. D1sher. of Fort Mack
tnac lef. LAST Thursday evening for
the purpose of visiting friends in the
East. Mrs = T. Hamilton. of Church-st
Detroit. visiting friends 0n the Island -
III fl r B G-lmmond has returned from
Detroit and can oe found az his villa az the
east auf -Mr DeGuin road master of the
"a. Is s. g. vas N town thi- week He was
most c1nsp'cI1..s person on tle streets
over seven feet in height Miss De
- 81 Detroit. Connected with the stan of
the. efrli. flre Press was a visitor az the
Island .asr wees Mics Kathleen Lacey
daughter ~ Captain Lacey. l0th Duited
states infantrV is a guest of Miss Marie
Grummond Mrs " n Houbach. Of
Sc lgnace Eas on the Island during the
pasr week She was accompanied 5v Miss
Mamie D1oker of BufaIo.-Iohn Sugars
~ BtV City. IS here arranging for accommo-
6aHons fl- che Bay City C1mmaniery
Knights Teuo.ars They expecf t9 bring
lp 8n1lf sixty sworis 80 II Bradley
snt family. of Bav CITY, arr here for fbe
SIMMER E " Cobb manager of Beech
sr B.3dle II lgse Detroit and wife. are
r1es's az the MAckinac
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-24
THs BENSON elOwsLL SCHEME.
Lawyer ID. E. Corbitt suffers from Hs
Connection with Ia.

The Union Trust Company or, Benson
Bidwell's Busted Bubble What pleasures
and dreams of untold wealth the name
must recall to some people living in the
Valley City. Lawyer Corbiit has now res-
son 10 regret that he was ever in any way
connected with Bidwell chimera l. Tim
norman, residing In Walker township COM
menced suit against Bid aeIl 90 recover the
money he had invested iu the Trust Com
pany. Lawyer Corbitt defended BidWell
and also signed his bond A verdict was
given against Bidweil. execution was issued
and was returned uhsatished. Cor5iu was
tnen sued on the bond and judgment vas
obtained against him. The case was even
tually carried to the supreme court and
few weeks sgo, the lower court being up
held, Yesterday execution was levied 0n
Cornitts goods and chattels % satisfy the
amount
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-24
lNSOLV6NT BOOK-slNoERs.
Suider 4 Hoole, of Chicago, Make an As
.ignmemt- AIIeged Eranh

CHlc>eo. July % The firm of Snider &
Hoole, book binders and dealers ia printing
materials, at 17s Monroe-st. made an as
signment this afternoon Mr Hoole. the
surviving partner Of the firm. places the liza
biiiues a. 10000. and the assets al an
equal amount The creditors of the firm
are nearly al Etstern houses. The stock
in the store at Monroe -. is worth $50. GEO
The only cause assigned for the failure J.
the dullness of trade.
CiyuNNsrf July 23 Tbbetts. Hanson
& Robbins have brought suit against Suider
e. iIooIe the Nainufst paper men. for
if.1N~el. on fourteen notes coming due
soon. They charge that the defendants
have sold ouf their property with tie in
fenron t0 defand creditors that on July
d. l>-f the defendant had q large estah-
hshment in Chicago and branch house in
Cincinnati. AMI tnaf hes made a pretended
sale ol all their stock 0f goods and fixtures
in Cincinnati to she G.. T. Halves Company.
of DAYTON Ohio. for fhe pretended consid-
Grafton ~ fin010 fhe sale being a fraud
Inquiry af BAisinects developed the fact
thaf the supposed sale has been The subecf
Of much doubt and ssep'ic-m among in-
formed persons
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-24

MANY Visitors Rem siab-r the AnaiverSsry
of ~. D.alh OBI. Fr.I m The Tntnh

Many Visitors Rem siohsr the Anniversary
Of Hi. Death Col Fred a. the Tomb.
NEW loas JIiy ga great many pso-
pie remembered The anniversary IF General
Grants death and che number 81 visitors
to hl- tomb was unusually large There
was also quiet Observance of the day bv
che g. A r. ana G s Grant post Of Brook
ivn. Toe latter organization prscee.lef iu q
body ta the tomb and aI1 bean
ifnl H1ra fr1uie upau t4e casket.
Cai Fred Grant visfel fhe tomb
about naou and entered alone After re-
naming a feF moments he came nut. bear
inz branch nf iVV vairI De had cut from
ono of fhe numerous collections of plants
anil 3awers which hai b.er sent fl The
tomb hy pe-eans in different parts of the
eolntrv A Faln- wan and q .fe evidently
newly married asset The Co.one far leaf
~ r1e FF sni Co gave thera q =prsv. After
he had Departed s1rae rhaire crt fnwe-s
arrived fnm M-s s. grsnt ard Mrs u-
Nevnlsn lHev we're r.aee 81 fhe caskef
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-24
SPARK, FROM ocR SPECIAL WIRE.

The corporation Of Cork has voted to con-
fer The freedom OF the city on Mr Clad
stone
NJ Leonard Whitney. special agent Of
the Western tnion Telegraph Company.
located 81 Washington. died last might of
kidney disease. aged Il wears.
Bickie the-Fenian. died at Dublin yes
terday lie eas identified with moeemen'-
of s4s and ISIS. and was long imprisoned
for his connection with the latter.
tire in The Bc ipse On Refinery. AT
Franklin. ia Yesterday noon. DESTROYED
the east end ol the refinery. aud completely
destroyed fourteen dwelling houses aaion-
ine The Joss is estimated AZ Sls9 Do
stephen Brolie. a professional ssimnier
and pedestrian jumped from the Brooklyn
bridge yesterday He struck the water feet
foremost and was noi injured BE ess af
ierward taken in custody bF ihe police
A mad dog made a panic in iht streets OF
Bloomfield. y 7 THURSDAY. The brute
b.t Henry Watkins and twa ladies and
then ran into the osner barn gbere pois.
oned meat Was thrown Co 30 end u dropped
des3
Special feiegrams t0 Eta0sfrrer announce
= very general osninnauoe $50 fhe seasons
h.v active distribution of nIrrcharaI44 90
ported with some exceptions. Al most ~
the srger iistnbHunE folnfs r isir trade q
reported
A. 81 ~ g.. rn. yesterday fre vss dierrr.
erred in fae haF-Ian of Stable adjoining
and heI0ns.ne to tie Champion 60 huI8
inc a. Frarf and ~eaff sfs ftfinelrn 81.
Pave fne horses persisted Ibe sa0f.ne
ess totally destroyed wrh fae c3npsr.
sfo-ehaase Tote. 1s- fa
S,eaheariIe a.spstrt sars thers vas
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-24
OlLKES FAREWELL.
lie Issues Card % Ills Constituents aud
Re Asserts HIS Innocence.

Re-Asserts HIS Innocence.
LONDON. July 23-Sir Charles Dixie has
issu "a the following address 10 the Chelsea
electors. Gentlemen You are aware that
the Intervention of the Queens proctor in
the divorce case Of Crawford vs.. Crawford
on the plea that said divorce was pro
nOuuctd contrary % the justice of the case
has led 20 a verdict in which the finding Of
Justice Butt has been affirmed.
This decision has been come 20
without ms being allowed 20 appear by
counsel or address the jury; without being
allowed 10 CToss-eXamlne for myself and
also without being supplied WIth particulars
or beng given In advice the names of Wit
nesses. all of which. under order OF the
court were freely supplied tO the other side
The Queen proctor. who accepted some of
my suggestions for cross examination. and
Sir Walter PhillimOre, who maintained my
position with conspicuous ability-appear-
ing, however, not as my advocate, bat as
the representative of public official
were also placed az great disadvantage by
having practically 10 disclose the defense
before the evidence IN support OF The charge
was II ven. i have al WAYS known how diff
hcuit my cause would be even If presented
as / bad reason 10 suppose 10 would bs bg
nav own advisers, and J have never con-
cealed it from yOn. Bat the method
Of procedure ordered by the court
intensified the difficulty as far as
public life goes. / have no option
bar % accept tine verdict and while protest
ins once more against It's Justice can only
assure you. as I nave already often solemn
IS assured YOU, and with equal s0lemni,y
sworn % In court that am innocent of the
charges brought AGAINST me and respectful
ly and gratefully bid YOU farewell
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-24

Lovpsy. Il'T 23 The police " Birming
ham arrested the ri-fttf Doctor Vivian
Of NsF York, for theft The doctor went
Or Birmingham apparently in needy crrum-
srances hlt saiieniy displayed great wealth
and wa0t t0 i've in lavish strla at
the Q1efn H0feI soon after be- married
fn a E-8niI7 swell church Miss
xss fe whom he presented va'11t.e
isFais Tee couple came to London where
boy rFd st fae isnghaw. spending large
sums ~ money n9t a'wavs paving fhe.r
~rlt s1f Yard oi GERS IeEe tn3f tae
ancf.r s q notorious convict who has ilsr
been ra sssesi after zen years seTFr1is.
lae prisoner strongly prresfs bis inno-
.r~.a
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-24
SONGS ON IHe GALLOws
Joseph Jump sings Hymns before ~
j. Hung.

i Hung.
GALLATIN. No. July % Joseph jump
was hanged today ia the presence Of 20o0o
people for the murder OF VIM G. Gladson.
a bridge builder on the Rock Island Rail-
road Jump and John Smith were wood
choppers and killed GladsDn for his money.
So. and threw bis body into we'll Both
were convicted and sentenced to hang 60
day, and each made a fun written confess.
ion. from which ID appeared that
Jump was the insigatnr a
the foul deed and struck the fatal
blow with a sickle bar GOV Marmsduke
thereupon respled Smith until Aueu>f
Jump ascende1 the scaiiOid smiling AMI So
a brief speech said Smith was a. guily a.
be He then sang Washed n the blood of
the Lamb and Is mv name written
there The trap was sprung az IA and
he was cat down in twenty four minutes.
His neck was broken and death was very
ag0uIzing.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-24
BASE BALL.
New York Defeated Detroit and Chicago
Winners.
Detroit->t. Louis.

DETRoIr, July p
lnninEs- 2 3 s 6
Detroit % % % 3 +-12
81 Louis % % % % % % o.
Base bit. Detroit -. So Louis. p
Errors Detroit z. II LOuis l3
Batteries -Geizslu and Decker Hea'y
and -ecry and Graves
Umpire Goldsmith
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-24
THE WINNING NUMBER
WIN be Known Before the Elk
pirauon OF Many Days.
Ri0Nlkl'S OPERA HOUSE DRAWING
Over One Thousand flokeis Aireas,
Draw ~ore Progressing Rapia.
if-Othciai Liti o. the Nun-
bers Drawn.

iHst evening Ny anxious tllkei Loiltrs ea0h
one az whom ie-t assured in t1tif our
mind oi holding TIE winning uckrt No
ume was lost in prelminares tae clnoeri
portion of ihe programme being omitted
AZ Tea mipules pasi + % 'ciock ihe various
n.embers 80 ii4e committee iaos tlsir places
on the Siege Those present Nere
henry unnnel A. h. Hsnue Nar-
man johnson "a Hayward.
Lyman Kinney and registration
oierk Col J. h h,hop Al sI5 Messfs
hayWari aud 0rnnea removed TIE ssals
Jom the wheel D k Whaue ihe blind
man. took DE position in frall of tle al.en.
l-s and at s.-- the FIRST number f.r ibe ser
ond aay was drawn from TIE wheel No.
.e ala. TIE dmwine progressed more ran
id4N tnan on ihe lrsi day. and al Iu oalael
"hen al a. laurnment war taken GA nun-
etis Aau been drawn as lle result of the
evenings WORK
Public interes, Boa she drawing is on tle
increase and several hundred Iekei-
were sold yesterday. the chanos> aeainsi
The buyer iessenlnE each daN Anfr ths
drawing .asi evening the COMMITTEES careful
iy seaitd Tie wheel past.ne a sheet ~ Liie
paper over Tie closed door and sealing I'd ai
the corners. A waichnau guards the v hesl
oDih during the DAY and n.gtI. and every
precaUuon is taken 90 prevent any person
nom gaining access a. the v heel. except in
ihe presence of the committee and tbe aa-
dlence
The wheel With its present mum.
Der ~ tickets. weighs about two
hundred pounds and % il dln.
cult undertaking Go turn ID. requiring
the united efforts ~ thIee ~ four na.flt..rs
oi Tie committee. The Ticket holders do
DOT appreciate ihe difficulty. and whenever
a number close Go that held by SOMEONE in
the audience ls drawn. voice - generally
heard turn Toe wbeel. and the comuiifee
desiring 20 please. struggle Vitl ihe ponder
ous receptacle 90 ibe tickets. and ,lc Be-
turned. This consumes much time buI
gives general satisfaction
The drawing will he resumtd al = o' clock
this evening and % Is anticipated hy next
week 90 have system ol registration COM
pleied 80 az % permit of three ses.inns
being held daily. lt is somcV bat cifIcllIr
matter al The present Time bui the labor
viii progress A. ramd.y o. possible 30 is
amusing D. watch fbe audience as fhe Duu
bers are called. AZ appear more or less
anxious aud once ln b while when q uum
her is announced TOE uu.uCkg holder walks
out. having lost al interest ln fne gigantic
speculation aud bearing plainly the marEs
of disappointment in bis face
The following Is the commutee's off aaI
announcement ot numbers drawn lasi
night
505l5 l3i36. aaa gs14 H4ss w2H
1920 $685. b7o --H 9Nl-a ells~ 1852.
0--ts 3-is6 707- t4-. sNl-s 80rl rs-.
lui3i. 21lTs. sl.l2 l-la Zssi Iul. 8,f4a.
a.l.H 3-Fi. hflal t-f.l Ia43l ttF. s+s0~.
1iNa> 1a~4- fHie lHH-~ ZlILl Hll-s 1854.
2la,. 'i,l- +lf-3 ntiaf a.''. f1ta sfa,a,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
is, is recovering from an attack oftyphOid

Wis, is recovering from IN attack Of typhoid
fever.
W. A. Gephart, last Thursday night,
was robbed of half a dozen of spring
pullets-
Mrs. W. W. Obaugh, of Columbus, is the
guest of Mrs. J. P. Hall, East End.
Mr.. ]. H. Patterson, who has been on
the sick list for two weeks, is improving.
Mrs. r. ID. Baird, of Cleveland, after a
ten days visit to her parents, in this place,
returned home Wednesday.
The Gazette says there are several we'd
dings on the tapis.
Abner Stillwell, of this place, celebrated
his golden wedding last Tuesday.
Mrs. Caroline Sharp, mother of Mrs.
Samuel Campbell, of this place, who has
been on a visit to her daughter for the past
two weeks, died yesterday morning at eight
o'clock, aged ~ years. Funeral Friday
from her late residence near Uniontown.
Interment at Taggart's Cemetery, near
Bruce Station.
Almost a fatal accident occurred at Geo.
Brown & Sons jewelry store Friday morn
ing. Johnny Kies took a revolver in to be
cleaned, and handed it to George Brown,
and while cleaning the chambers, the trig-
ger was pulled and an explosion occurred.
The weapon was q thirty-eight calber,
self acting. When the smoke had cleared
away George missed a part ofthe foreinger
of his left hand, and Johnny saw daylight
in the left sleeve of his coat, the bullet
passing in front of him. The missile con-
tinued its fight across the store room, shat
tering and breaking a number of hanging
lamps, and demolishing several other arti-
cles. 1t was a close call and the boys are
to be congratulated on their morrow escape
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24

was so srrange that the person who had a
set was an object of curiosity for the whole
neighborhood. Now, nearly half the peo-
pie over twenty years of age have n or
both jaws occupied by artificial teeth, and
the sign of the dentist occupies a cOnspieu-
Gus place on every street corner.
When the men used to live largely on a
meat diet, sometimes cooked, though
Oltener raw-tearing it of from the bones
in great chunks, and chewing itlike beasts
of prey-they had some use for cannes
molars, and these implements were furnish
ed to meet the demand. With the inven-
ton of knives and forks, of hashes and con-
centrated preparations, OF bolted flour, and
pies and cakes, came 4 time when the teeth
had few offices to perform, and they began
to decay for want of employment. To use
q labor phrase, they were "Out OF work.
The fact that father and mother have
poor teeth descends to the children with
even more surety than a deficiency of hair.
Dentists inform me that fully n half OF
their youthful patrons never shed their
milk" mOlars.. They remain in the jaws
Tor on them until the possessor is from
twenty to thirty years OF age, and then de-
cay and come out, or are pulled, to make
room for '~'store'' teeth. Owing to this
habit, many a person who has a cookbook
ing set of CANNES and incisors is without a
a single molar. Wisdom-teeth, that come
at full maturity and mark the age ofman-
hood and womanhood, are usually short
lived, and frequently show speckso of decay
as soon as they appear. Mankind do not
use teeth, and so the teeth disappear.
Looking at the facts as presented, there
can be but one conclusion regarding the
coming man. Ifthe present state of things
continues he will be bald-headed and
toothless. From all indications the time
when this kink of a coming man will be
here is but a few generations away.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
MOUNDSVILLE.

MOUNDsvILLE, October 23.-A youth
by the name of Elmer Riggs, while driving
a mule in the MOundsvillc Coal Work,
bank, was seriously if not fatally injured
on Tuesday. The mule frightened at some
falling slate, backed the car against the
boy with enough force TO crush a limb, 81
terribly that amputatiOn was necessary,
What makes this doubiy sad is, the boy il
the only support of a widowed mother.
One Sunday afternoon n number o
ladies and gentlemen called upon Captains
DippOld, COnant and Steward Snowden
ON board-the steamer Dick Fulton.
One af the men assisting in extinguish'
ing the fire at the upper flour mill wa:
seriously burned on the face and hands.
The Y. NC. met and organized in the
Simpson NJ. Z. Church last evening.
Mr.. j. B. Alexander, Rev. X. j. Ham
mond, and Sames Alexander, of Home
stead, spent Friday at Fish Creek dam,
fishing and hunting.
Kittie Rhodes plays the coming week in
Masonic Hall.
A crowd OF MOundsville folks went up
to Wheeling On Thursday night to see the
Dutch comedian, Gus Williams.
Circuit and County Court are both in
session. The whisky indictments will be
disposed of to-day Saturday
Mr.. A. B. Wayt will supply the River,
side furnace of Benwood with fifty cal
loads of sand, from his sand bank east o.
the town.
Miss Nan Clary is the guest of Miss May
MauT.
The festival in Fleetwood rink under the
auspices OF the ladies of Trinity Episcopal
Church was n decided success. The net re
ceipts are forty-fve dollars. This money
will be used in sinking q well on rectory
lot.
Mrs. T. J.. Buchanan, of Wellsburg, il
the guest of DR.. G. W. Bruce's family.
Mr.. Charlie Henderson, is visiting hi,
sister, Nh. d. A. Lynch, of Russell, Kan
Sas.
Major Ed Watson, our next Democratic
State Senator from this district was a guest
at the Henratta House on Tuesday. Al
informal reception was held in the hoteI
parlors in honor OF the distinguished ar
rival.
Mr.. Ned Hogan, of0. r. road is recup
Grating at his home here.
Col. Robert White is expected to address:
the Democratic Club in Masonic Hall Sat
urday evening, October %.
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in larger numbers this year than usual; q
ship will sail this week with $50, and an
other ship load viii 90 next month.
The Buffalo workingmenshave establish
ed a labor lyeeum and expect to make it
a feature of the city.
A colony Of enthusiasts is about being
formed at Topolopampo Harbor, Mexico,
composed Of well to do Americans under
the leadership of Col. A. K. Owens, q West
Chester civil engineer O national reputation
who has also OF hand the construction of a
new transcontinental road. 15,0 900 shares
of took have been subscribed for at $40
each. They are to have their own money
Ia sort Of greenback, good for all services
among themselves. No speculation in land
OF property viii be allowed. All stores
win be required to sell goods at the same
prices. A central organization will con-
troll. The eolonists have never met and do
not know each other. Ex-Secretary Win
dom is indirectly interested and is Presi-
dent of the railroad company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-10-24
4 GREEN REPORTER.
lie Suffered and Acted Countrlfed, But
Got There just the same.

Correspondence Chicago Herald.
This week four reporters were in q jersey
town with 5000 words apiece to telegraph.
Only two wires were available, and these
were filled by two of the men until too
late for their companions to reach their
papers that night by them. The practical
ly excluded fellows belonged to the Phil
adelphia Press and q small New York pa
per. The Press man jumped on a passing
freight train and found at 1910 O'Clock in
the morning, at q small station ten miles
Of, fac ilities for firing a column story into
the office in Philadelphia. The New York
man was a suffering, ungainly fellow,
who had recently come to the city from
some country town, and showed his origin
in every act. He got on the freight train
with the Press man and said: Say, wont
y-you l-let me get in u short dispatch
ahead of yOurs2'' The Press man did not
think he could. "W-well, if l get m-mine
in ah-head it w-will go first, w-wOn't
it," The Press mar had induced the opera
tor to telegraph ahead to the small station
and have the wire there held for him, and
said So. "W-well, say; if | get my d.
dispatch in ah-head, c-can't it 90 trst?"
ut IECco IMAM Sdlu NuAb hC ouppocNN
whichever one got there first would get his
special of first. At the same time he adj
yised the young man from .hecountry that
he might Just rs well save himself any
trouble, as he would not be able to get
anything into New York in time for use
that night. The young man seemed to APP
p~reciate the suggestion and disappeared,
presumably jumping off the train which
was Just starting. The Press man, how
ever, walking later into the telegraph
office, to which he was bound. was aston
shed TO see the young nan from the cOun-
try there already, calmly handing in a
dispatch to the telegraph operator, "Y-yOu
said w-whoever got her first could send his
dispatch first" suffered the country
man. The young fellow had run ahead
when he got off the cars and gotten on the
engine; and so ridden into the station a
whole train length ahead of the Press man,
quietly taking . snOOze in the cabOose.