Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

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On tie Midland Railway, /
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aaos ghsn / karpsukd 20 mess fstsoR
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fre kslnsy. wha sak q wn, lis : eaEsF a1G /
srseret4 MO s cunvekEation wslA ne. /
efFsred nav fssk snd ga eeAtsed ca tlA
90 tailed Ab1es EallWsy aesl1snfs /
1han "a entsxtainSd ne wi1n enc 81 |
ths ssrsucesf anecdotes Il has eFeF.beau
ny fortune - hasrs ! avs i n his
.Ouiy orcs il nsy lifstiue, and thas
"a IN ocession Walsh shAll never fer
Get. have ssast i'd With Ensaiao. he
sss 4 powerful uan, and evan II Re
hsd bsen s3te / stc1id hzve had GO
cAsnes vi1n him 10 q str1zgis. We we're
deere Together. Il vas tie express
and, naturally, there VS. 10 coBmnns-
estisn gIth toe gcara. Hs b<oaveo
very sen 81 fra. rsfnsed tie eapsD
shich deFsd him. ,bus VIII ccasses5.
oas seemed very mach Interested ~
his Bradshaw. Whether excessive an
plicaSion 20 thst abslsusc Folnue hau
oeen tae original cause " his a1napps
mslaag do nos know. bat the pagtscu-
lar frensy Of wEich vas tie nlhsfpy
sfetid vas cegsSiaiy exc.aed p tazt
work.
".Sir,' observed be, with sn air Of H.
/ tsilectusi ls1Rnar. cans yo1 ASSIST 81
upasppy scholar 10 FAD 0ai the honr 81
whieh tsis train arrives ~ q oaEzsc8rf
| sn aware ue change eafrss ses Ht the
1 a--akre- - AZ a. heWrrs4 fkaa Il
eos traces Gus E0nie.'
"Ihen knew At ones that tbs man
had lost his senses. There SIS q cold /,
malicious glare in bis eye. natwlthsfsnd-
| irR his soft speeck. whiah mads my
hand trembis Wnea teak tie prod ared
volume and pTstsp1td - icok fer Md
agasc2E. 10 hUU0E him ana gam time
we're my only objects.
Have you discovered Ms Rgascsr
sefs' esked tbs maniac presently, With
great irritation,
Il uss Obliged to confess / hsd not
teen 80 fortunate. l bad. boWsver, 70
| sx9,ore The Sc0sch railways, and PER-
haps (I saidJ il might hs someyhsre
among them.
81 don't think irs Iiksly.' Observed
my eompsnion dsyiY. Dc you observe
those Thick black lines which cot the
way bil.g (Hers hs drew his fegeFs
SGh significant energy sssoss bis
thr0at.) Just as one thinks one Is cam
ing to ones iJurneJ's enc? That is the
north pole. The Iaie lsnsnted Dr..
scoEesby ohopped into smBI pieces for
greater congenience. We can never be
too thankful for his Introduction. Let
"a dFink the bsaita of tha north pole.
Let rs compose az DDS 10 is low Eher-
msmeteFship. Come, You heain.'
II vas Ct loss vhat to tsink TO Go.
Come. you begin repeated the
macmsn, with a look Of extreme fer0-
cisg. Roll, roll. nosth pole. or some
hing Of that sort, y0u know; b1t not
with your cio;hes CO. How dare you
address his low thermometeFship IN
that pnsetmly Rarb 2
"'In q quarter Of q mizate my CON-
pa1ion had Invested himself of every
article Of Tainlent except his shirt, and
was doing my best to follow bis ex-
ample.
what suddenly exclaimed; lis u
possible that ycu have vensured 60
speak 10 the north pole without having
previously put your hsad tzrDuRh the
carriage window 2
SIN sn instant be had le8pt up and
daEted his head and neck through the
pane, without thinkinR-just as IL there
vas no Rlass there at ALL The Jagged
edges OF tue Rlsss retained him, 20 that
be could not draw Is bsck Rittcut eFsst
pain and difficulty, while, IN the mean
time, had opened t8a other osoR, and
AZ the risk Of my life, elamhere1 up
into the next compartments, where
| found a stout old Rentlemau asleep,
| who was terribly frightened ct my snkx-
peosed appearance and sesntiiy clothed
condition. He gave me, b9vever. his
him she circumstance, when, 10
there was scrHmhlipg 81
the cpen EiDdow, and there We behela
| ihe nanise, bleeding at ire throat. With
Dis hair streaming IN she wind ike
meteor, his shirt IN ribbons, his whole
appearance calculated 90 frs Zs the
blood Ia the veins Of beidsr men than
me, and strike terror 10 The heart CT the
ROM est. TVS evidently bis inten
ton to ct 10. IL WIS ours % kse2 him
0at, for the fight vas next 30 impOssi-
5ilif9. The old gentleman pointed ut
his umbrella which vas IN the rack. u
vas q secord's v0rk TO seizs Il, az d in
;wo more il Wss dashed full n tbs face
OF the madmau. He staggered and
elatehed Il, losing his hold on Ibs door
"I1stantiy l Hdrg tim, umbrella az
all, backward on the train. With
blood cnEdling yell sDd an up turned
face which snail never forget, be vHs
buried 70 the sroHnd over sAe embark
Enest. ~ oHd0s Rare Bits.