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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02
Englnser., IIrotIlerllood.

New YORE, Nov 1.-The convention
ol the International Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Eagineera in session here fol
twelve days, adjourned this afternoon
after voting $1,000 for distribution among
the widows aud orphans OF engineers
and $50 each to each Of the twelve mem
bers Of the local committee Of arrange.
ments who have managed the entertaia.
ment for visitors and their ladies'.
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A IArANi.sE rRINcE
Studying the subject of Ship building In
This Country.

Studying the subject of shIp'buiidIng In
This Country.
CnIcAoo, Nov. l.-Princa Komsstsu, oil
Japan, with his suite spent yesterday in
viewing the city. This party started for
New York this afternoon. In conversa.
tlon with q reporter the Prince expressed
great admiration for the American people.
As for the Japanese, ho said they ore a
progressing people and are naturally
psaOe.loving and inquIsitive to the extent
that they are strlvlug TO learn what they
can Of other nations, and to acquire q
knowledge OF public affairs that will re.
dound to their own benefit.
Ia regard to his military mission, the
PriuOa said that the Commissioner OF the
Navy was In Europe looking iuto the mat,
ter Of shipbuilding, and with the probable
view OF purchasing one or two new men.
of-war vessels each year from Europe.
He said that he would report bis own
personal views on the subject oil the navy
OF other nations on his return and
that 1t was the intention OF the jap
aness Government to add yearly four al
more vessels themselves to the smallol
ones, and the large irohclads 10 be bought
Of the European Governments. Their
government hag not as yet built any iron,
0lRdS, having procured them from foreign
nations, but they are building chiefly Their
own vessels, including torpedo boats and
merchantmen IS well as their docks.
Although they are OF peace with other
powers, he said, Japan, from its peculiar
geographical position, must keep up hel
navy; At present her navy 10 rather
small.
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iLnitlr ilInWrts I.rnrnc.

,PlrrnuRan, Nov, 1.-The Western dl.
Vision Ol the green glass bottle blowera
has dissolved oil relations with the east
etn league, owing 10 the latter submitting
% reduction Of 8 per cent In wages Snd
!he allowance Of two apprentices TO each
furnace. The western league claims 70
nave discovered that prominent Official
81 tho eastern lbAguO was not faithful TO
ihe Interests Of the tnembsH. Charges
nave been made against him by MehSfs.
Uotite aud Williams, ui this city blsh OF
whom resigned FROM tue Vice Presidency
aud Executive Board.
go, IT.
d, The election rstnInB will DO read from
Tue stage a. Grand Opera House tonight,
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West Virginia elects four Congressman,
half the members Of the 3 ate S4nats and
q full House Of Delegates, The next Lagis.
ature will select q successor to United
States Senator ]. N. Camden. Mr., CAM
den and his friends have made IN active
campaign In his bshalf, and very bitter
but quiet campaign has been made against
him in some counties by men Of his own
party. It is generally conceded that a
Democratic Legislature would re-elect
Senator Camden In spite Of the opposition
which he would certainly encolnter in
the caucus.
Tho most open and determined fRht has
been made by both parties for Congress.
men. The nominees have In every casa
taken the stump, and all OF them are ready
takers, Republicans have pushed the
tariff issue and kept the Democrats busy
defending the record oi their party. On
this question the Prohtbitionistshavs made
nominations In each Congressional district,
though in the First Mr.. Peters has publish.
lIshed q card saying that he has never been
notified OF his nomination and IL not
aware that he Is In the fsld. Votes cast
for Prohibition nominees will come chiefly
from the Republican side.
Following are the Congressional noml-
First Dlstrict-Nathau GoF,. Rsp.;
John Ramon, Dem.; Rev. L. q. Peters,
Pro,
Second Dlstrlct-w. II. H, Flick, Rep;
William L. Wilson, Dem.; 1T. .siler,
Pro.
Third Dlstrict-James II. Brown, Rep;
@. ?. Snyder DEM; ]. II. Claypool, Pro.
Fourth Dlstrict-John A. Hutchinson,
Rep. and Greenb.; Charles Il, HoEg,
W. II. Smith, Pro.
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40 abauIl

SOME personal enemies OF DR.. $. l..
Jspson, who is q candidate for reelection
as School Commissioner from Clay dis
trict are making a mean and determined
fight against hIm, although nobody will
venture to deny that hs has made one oi
the most valuable and efficient members
Of the Board Of Education. Dr.. Jepson's
experiences in the Board should assure his
reelection, especially in view oi tho fact
that such tried aud valuable members So
W. A. Wilson, President Collier and
o,hers, retire from tho Board at his
TINA
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Mr.. Otto vaas handsomely entertained
New othis friends at his fathers residence
on North Market street, sAturdsy,at very
llne oyster supper In honor Of bis nins.
teenth birthday. Alter eupper the guests
were entertained with some very fine
nusiC and Rotations. The following
we're present! Joseph WeiggerbOr, vii.
liam Blum, Jacob L1os, Charles straub,
William steger, William Buce, Herman
sChambra, Louis LlngatnRnn, Herman
LohmAnn George Magee, Otto Copple,
Herman Snyder, Henry Vaas, Jr., Otto
vaas, Harry schambfa.
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Special gi,,atch to ms EdHrJh: fHtsIIiG@etr.
ClsclSSArt, o., Nov Tho out
look is favorable for a pvSopIng Republi.
can victory. The State Committee to.
night feel positive that the Republicans
will elect fifteen Congressmen. This
estimate claims the deiett Of Hurd and
Hill. Butterworth and Brown will De
elected In this city beyond doubt.
Democrats are flooding this city and
county with spurious tickets.
COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.
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Ehilnr ce1iesl I,rrlllplIons.

sCechl Dlpaiel to he Editor ofMs hiellignGr.
CLEvGLAND, U Nov. l-Our adviGOs tn'
dictate tho election Of afteen Republican
Congresamen, gain Of ave. Tho Demo-
Gratis are stronger on Congressmen than tho
state ticket. II We carry fifteen Districts
the Republican majority on tho State
ticket ehould be over twenty Thousand.
EpYiN COwLEs
Elilor Of the Lauder.
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Ontlook In AIn..nchM.etta.

Sps;lal Di.palca to The Editor Of The IateiOEHe',
BosToN, Now l,-Ames, tho Republican
candidate for Governor, will be elected
by probable plurality oIl9OOO to $4,000
with tho entire State ticket. Republicans
will elect oieh! Congressman sure, aud
the Democrats will re.eleCt General Col
Inns, In the doubtful districts Henry
Cabot Lodge, Republican, Glands a
good prospect Of election over
CougrC siman lowering, Congressman
Ely Will probably be reelected. In the
Mugwump district close vote is expected
between Congressman Kinney and ex'
CONGRESSMAN leopold Morse. The Re-
publiCans arr confident Of ten and pFobA'
bly, eleven Congressmen.
W. +. BARRETT,
Editor OF the AdtGrtiser.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02
IN. Ilrlno, Cali, on tllo Irs.Iient.

wAsulSOroS, Nov l.-princs Louis
Napoleon called Gt tho White House to.
day and paid his respects tothe President.
lie was accompanied by his private sec.
fetary and MIR. Albert De Forester, SeCte'
taty Of the italian Legation. The pre-
sehtalions were mAdp by Secretary
Bayatd. The President received tlism
In tbe blue patlor, There were no ad'
dresses. The President aud the Prince
ConVeSSd together iof about attcsn
tnihniAa,
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E,pur.lnn N Nlllpnrn,

The annual cheap rate excursion 10
Chicago is announced by the PSnnsyl.
yAniA linea west oI pltLsbprgh Tor Nom
day, November 8. Tickets good returning
until ThurGday, November Is, inclusive.
The Fat Stock Show and numerous other
ATTRACTIONS will be In Chicago during this
time. For full information apply 70 the
nearest passenger Or ticket a4eRt Of the
Psnney lyAnla Company, PlLtB6urgb, Olns
CihnOu 4 ~ Louis Railway Company, At
Chicago, st Louis 1 plthburgh RAilfoad
COMPANY.
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IIow slewnrl,. nody wn. neeoverG

WAsulNaroS, Now Nv. A, Oroffut
to-day publishes iE the POsE story which
he says was told Linn Of 8 dinner by q
member OF the Hilton family, about A. T,
Stewards body. 1t Is that two yasrs sfter
the atealinV OF Lh0 body Mrs. Stewart
paid $90 600 for its return. rhe bonea
we're delivered to Mrs. Stewards repre-
sentative at secluded spot In West.
chester county, and the money was paid
oyer TO masked men. The representative
had to 40 alone, and the whole affair was
enyeloped in mystery and eve-y preCau-
tion taken 10 prevent the betrayal Of the
thieves, The remains were then taken to
Garden City on Q special train ut llg4t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02

NEw YoRx, Nov. 1,-InSpeOtOr ByrueS'
statr Of detectives to-day received warrants
at the District Attorneys office for the ~;
rest Of large number Of men for illegal
reRlsIrstion. They will be arrested &c.
morrow when they present themselves at
the polling places. An investigation made
al the instance Of the District Attorney
showed that there were many instances
OF the colon!z ition Of voters, principally
Ia The lower wards OF the city. All sorts
OF nalnes were assumed by the offenders,
such as "Tim Bumm" and "JaCk Buster"
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Against the KnIxhts,

MONTREAL, Nov. Father Genteune,
preaching in Notre Dame church, to.
night. spoke against The revised rules Of
the Knights oi Labor, which were arraug.
ed 10 suit the Catholic clergy OF this prov.
ince, and advised his hearers who were
members Of the organization to withdraw
as he considered 1t trap Tor workingmen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02
The rIrILt In KannwIla..

OuARLKsroN, W. Va, Nov. Tho
campaign closed here tonight with
speeches by Prosecuting Attorney Bur.
dett and Jesse Harper, at the rink on ,be.
hall Of tho Republican -Greenback fusion
ticket, and Senator Benna and Secretary
Of State Walker at the Court House on
behalf Of the Democrats. The Hgbt' in
this county 10 on license or prohibition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02

Tng statements concerning Mr.. scott
which Mr.. Pendletou was circulating in
ths lower part Of the city yesterday can
no. DO subslantlsted, and will not do Mr..
Psndletou any good, German citizens
know Mr. Scott and will not believe things
:. abuuyI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02

Stains and external injuries arc the
chiei causes OF weak ankles and jlhts.
Nv thU ltee ugs Of Salvation OIL a cure will
bs effected In Hhort time. ........
'And there WAS a tnusk ball that night
yeO, aud they kept II up pretty lively until
morning. You 500 they weren't Atfald oi
the early irost-=knoWing that oil tho drug.
RlSts keep supplied with DR.. BulVB Cough
Byfup, tie old reliable standby,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02
Double Crime,

NoRRIsrowN, Pa, Nov. l.-oAtherine
TsswCil, aged 40, colored, wife OF John
TaswSll, coachman, was found last evening
outraged and murdered In an old spring.
house near Haveriord College Station.
She left home ID attend church, but did
not get there. There Is no clue to the mur.
dereIa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02
ChIne.e lIayen LIttle pIyer.lon.

LONDON, Nov. IA despatch from
TouQuin says that force OF Chinese
armed with repeating rifles, attacked from
an ambush body Of Tonquiness riasmen
at Phunts, in the province OF NamdiBh,
killing 80 Of them. At the sanis time
1900 Chinese attacked the posts at Dong
Song, bat were repulsed after desperate
fighting,
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nenloernlIo Chanee. In ohIo.

Speeal Dispatch to he Editor cf The iatsItiqtHeT.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 1.-The Plain DtaL
sr will say that owing to the apathy Of the
voters and the introduction and promln.
suCe Of the labor issue in State politics
the result OF tho election is uncertain,
bat tho chances favor Bpall Democratic
msjority In the State. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02

PIrrsnELD, MASS, Nov. 1.-The invss.
tlgation into Ex.Treasurer Carter's &C.
counts so far show q deficiency Of $4,000.
The seleCtmen have accordingly attached
0arters property and called him into
court to prove bis accounts. The suit Is a
civil action to recover and no criminal
proceedings will be taken against him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02

Democrats claim The Lsgislature on
joint ballot and all the Congreasmen.
An estimate from Democratic headquarters
places the Democratic majority on joint
ballat at between fifteen and twenty, with
possibility OF 1t reaching twenty-five.
The modssty Of this estimate will be seen
when 1t Is remembered that the DEM
ocratIc majority In the last Legislature
was fifteen. Republicans are not
giving figures, but some Of them
are hopeful Of carrying the Legislature.
The Republican Committee Of the First
Congressional district makes the following
estimate OF mRjoritles, the blanks Iepre.
ssnting lnsjorities go small either way as
not 70 Affect materially the general result:
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Mr.. Edwatd Gfuber and Miss Caroline
Rletz we're married last week by Rov.
William Uier, pastor ol 81, Johns Ger.
man Evangelical church, at his residence
ON the South aide. Tho young couple
have a wideIOfCle OF friends, and have ihe
BinCersSt wishes Of oil who know them
for lhBIf happiness In LIE.
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OIconn rgnrIna Tnx.

wAsulNoroS, D. O., Nov. 1.-The law
taxing Oleomargarino went into operation
te.day. Reports received by the commis.
sionsr show that all classes Of mGnufac.
turers and dealersinc Including the retail men
propose to meet the tax and continue 10
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-----44'oVe7775-7'77'77'
STARTLING tyAnknOss,

general and nervous debility, impaired
memory, lack Of EeliCon1dsnce, ptema.
ture loss ot manly Vlsur and powers, are
common rCauls ol excessive indulgence
or youthful indlsrrellons and pernlCiouH
solitary practices, Victims whose man
hood has thus been wrecked should ad.
dretu, with 10 Cents In stamps lot large
illustrated treatise giving usRuS oil per.
leOL cure, Worlds DlspehAaIy Medical
AtSoOlAtion, GGa Main street, Buffalo
MY, lliAR
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Ilnrn,nn nnnl Niinn

PlT1muRau, Nov ia telegram from
Mt. Pleasant tonight Btates that the FIRE
at the Standard mines has not yet been
extinguIshed, and II Ia thought 10 be still
spreading. lit is not subdued in twenty.
four hours, the mines will be flooded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02

suANoKlS, Pa, Nov. 1.-The striking
miners held mass m'eting here this ev.
ening, aud It was decided TO resume work.
The officials Of the coal companies have
promised an advance II they ilud upon
examination ol their books that their bus.
ineaa will warrant II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-02

Secretary Of stAts-James 8. Robinson.
Isp,j John MOBtlde, DEM Henry n.
Smith, Pro. -
Williams, Rep. N, D. FOllOtt, Dem. Gid.
con T, Stewart, Pro.
Clerk oi Supreme Couft--JrbAu II.
Hester. Rsp,i J. W, ofuikShAnk, Dem.
Henry j. May, Pro,
School ooinmlssloner-Eli 4. TappA1,
CohtinuVd on Second pRgS,
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An INIponrANr DECISION
by this supreme oOmt-Thc Liability OF n
tiOnnl Unnk StOOkhOlteFa.

by this supreme oOut-Thc Liability OF Ma,
tIonni hank Stockholders.
WAsuiSGroH, Nov. la decision was
rendered by the Supreme Court OF the
United States to-day, in series Of cases
known ss the Pacific National Bank cases,
brought by appeal FROM the United States
Circuit Court for the plstrictot Maasachq,
gettp, These were suits ingtitpted by the
receiver OF the lnsolvelt papiap National
Bank, Of Boston, against the stockholders
OF that bank to enforce personal liability
Tor an assessment Of 100 percent upon the
shayes Of both the original and the In
creased c9pitgl stqek q the bank
names. The stockholders main.
tanned, when the cases were tried
In tho poRrt belgW, that they were
not liable on tho sharsa Qt INCREASED gap-
tai stock held by thom for the reason that
tue increase Of the capital from $500, 900
to $90l.O was unauthorized and illegal
and thsy were not parties TO It, This
curt holds that the stockholders are lia.
bio gp9p their sh areso ot increased capital
stock; that the delenRes at law, and the
alleged ground q relief In equity, are
alike insufficient, and that the Judgment
snl degrees Of the Circuit Curtin favor
81 the heCeiveE mHst 10 AZ Rrmed 2 SN
the cases, and 1t is % ordered. This 1eplsG
ion covers ten cases In this court and seV.
eral pending suIts Ia the courts OF Massa.
chusetts. The opinion wal delivered by
Justice Matthews. a.
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A VOTE Tor protective tMii is the issue
IN the First Congressional District. 1t is
sbu,lueas qleHlion, and ought to be met
in bu.ineta like way.
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JUDGE BRANSoN 10 too far on the wropg
track to get himEell right on the tariff
ouestion, and he has too much to un'
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Candidate for DuIgarla's THRONE.

LoNpoN, Nov. l.-Prince Conxs, half
brother Of King Milan, has become a can.
lidats for the bulgarian throne. He is q
relative Of N. De Gelrs the Russian For.
eign Minister.
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TiRSOvA, Now 1-MSjor Grufe and
Captain BsnderoF, who were engaged in
the revolution which resulted Ia the de.
thronementol Prince Alexander, were pef.
lnitted to leave tho prison yesterday even
ing alter giving bail.
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Tie verdict Unanimous.

". y. Suit, druggist, BippuS, Ind, los.
acS, ~ can recommend Electric Dlttsrs ~
tho very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief In every CnsO. One man
took six bottles, and WAS cured Of fhutnA.
tlsm Of ten years standing" Abfahatn
Hare, druggist, llgllville, Ohio, ailifms!
UThe best selling medicine | have eyer
handled In my twenty years experience
IA Electric Bit efs." Thousands Of othera
have added thBiE tsatimouy, go that the
verdict is unanimous that tlpctflp RltleEE
do cure oil diBsRsOg oi the liver, kidnUye
OF blood. Only hall dollar o bottle, al
Logan 4 Cos drug ltore'
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Attention.

Ladies' are requested to call and examine
tbs New White Automatic Sewing Ma.
chine, single thread,
penons having ussd the Wilcox 4 Gibbs
AutohRtlG machine, will Hnd the White
to be superior In every respect An ex.
animation Ia respectfully solicited. II
can be seen al the aAlearoom Of
EDWARD L. Ross 4 Co.,,
u No, b5 Twelfth ".
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Just Qpsned-g7 CassV ol Gents Pine
Shoes, hand and machine made, which
We oaOr as bargain prices, 1, Y, RioNp
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The WaamblOfs Vile" matinee at
Grand Opera House Wednesday afternoon
promises 10 be The event oi the asaton,
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Ghe Gnteuigettt4r.
ONCE, Nos, rs npd ~ FOuFtoentA street.
Nrw YoRx's tbree,corned MSyoralty
Coutqs! is exciting almost Us much interest
asa Presidential election.

GENERAL GoFs has served this district
we'll. Can anybody give good reason
ior putting Judge Braunon in his place?
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Ths election returns will bo read from
the shge a. Grand Opera House tonight,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-16

OUR UNEOUALED OFFER NJ @ AIN % s @ Il % ]
@ nb street.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-16
He MeSmerized Her.

DO you believe in mesmerism 2
shyly asked sweet young maid, who
will graduate from the Somerville
High School next summer, of a
young Harvard Sophomore whom
she had met at Mt. Desert.
Certainly, I do replied the young
man promptly. Il can mesmerize
people myself
'Oh, | don't belive it, said the shy
girl, incredulously. You couldn't
mesmerize me, now, could you p
WELL could try said the young
many, confidently, leaning toward her
in the moonlight.
And she acknowledged to her dear
est friend the next day that she did
experience sort Of a queer tingling
sensation about her lips something
like q mesmeric shock.-Someruili
Journal.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-16
TRAPPING A DUDE.
How a PIucky and Fun. Loving
Lady Avenged a Washers
Advances.

One of the lady attendants in the in
sane department of the county Jail was
returning unattended from church
about nine O'Clock last Sunday night,
when at the corner of Dearborn avenue
and KinZie street, she was accosted ty
creature in tight pants.
Can l see you homep' softly breath
ed the thing, lifting his hat and bowling
profoundly.
The lady, who is full of resources,
quickly recovered from the first start
at the unexpected insult aud gave her
consent. Her destination lay o block
away, and her escort beguiled the short
journey with many an apt reflection
upon the weather and sundry weighty
topics. Now, the Dearborn avenue
side of the Jail building looks more like
residence than public institution,
AMI the iron stairs which lead to the
entrance might easily be mistaken in
the dark for the front stoop Of a dwell
ing. The young man made The mis-
take, and, although the lady produced
a bunch of uncommonly heavy keys,
and the ponderous bolts few back with
q rattle and ring, he did not COZ rect
the error with himself until he had fol-
lowed her fairly within the building
and the door swiftly closed behind him.
Curled up on bench lay muscular
young man, who is slightly demented.
so that when the lady whispered i:
Catch him, john the. lunatic leaped
to his feet with a fiendish shrek and
made rush for the intruder. The
dude lifted a howl of terror and started
around the quadrangular corridor
which skirts the cells. At this juno
ture two Of the male attendants who
had been enjoying the night on the out
side, rushed in. Before they had time
to close the door the terrified young
man dashed by them, and, pitching
himself headlOng down the stairs ran
into the Jail court. Thinking that one
of the patients was escaping, the men
gave chase, and were promptly rein
forced by deputies fl lom the Jail and
watchmen from the criminal court.
Around and around the small yard the
unfortunate young man ran like rat
in a barrel until gaining the STAIRS to
the court building he upset one of the
deputies and ran out upon Michigan
street and vanished in tie darkness.
The avenged lady smiled and the cap
tive lunatic, who is fantastic but harm
less. chuckled softly as he went back
to his bench.