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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-02
Roland Reed.

Mr.. Roland Reed appeared at the
Detroit opera house last night, in
his new comedy, "Humbug." This
is the versatile Fred Marsden's latest
play, and it is quite a new vein con-
sidered with reference to his other
plays, all of which depend upon
their serious interest. "Humbug'' is
a radical comedy. 1t is entirely fun
ny, and one Of the cleverest things
about it is the manner in which the
fun is made cumulative. Thus the
second act is funnier than the first,
the third than the second. 1t is also
ingenius-the situation being new,
the complications novel and in the
amplest measure laughable, and the
movement natural and logical The
question Of probability hardly enters
into the question Of current comedy.
"Humbug' is noteworthy piece of
writing. Mr.. Reeds character is
that Of shifty, good natured hum
bug, who poses as Jack Luster his
performance is characterized by the
dash which made his work in
"Cheek" so popular, but it is an i'm
personation on a higher plane, and
will be likely to stand the test Of
time as a well-deined creation-a
figure of the comic drama with
meat on it, not wooden man that
is moved only when the string is
pulled.-Deuoit Free Press. At
opera house next Saturday night.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-02
MARRIED.

RANDALI-PYBURN Salem, Mon
day, April 10th. 1855, at the NJ. y. parson-
age, by Rev. W. Rollins, Sirs. Bessie Py-
burn and o. 4. Randall.
The bride Is the widow Of the late
Jesse Pyburn, who was fatally in
jured in the accident at the depot
last August, and the groom is sec
ton boss for Salem on the o. q G.
railroad.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-02
The second Mast

Rollo Kirk Bryan, with his unex-
ampled pictures drawn with four
colOred crayons, in the opera house
at r. NJ. tonight. In some respects
be eXcels even ThOs. Mast. He
claims attention throughout The
musical prodigies will also play on
the cornet. Only . cents. Reserved
seats so cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-02
s. Farrar a Co.

Keep a well selected stock Of groc-
cries and provisions, which are Of
fered at bedrock prices. Fresh veg
etables a speciality.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-02
Did

BURK HOLDER.-N Aurora. Oregon,
on Tuesday, May lsi, 1883, Mn. Eii Burk-
holder.
PALMER.-In Salem, Or, Tuesday, May
lsi, lsas, ofheart disease, Thomas Palmer,
aged "a years.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-02
GENERAL NOTES.

The order in all the rooms visited
is excellent. Lofty ceilings and
plenty of windows afford excellent
ventilation, ample blackboard room
is furnished, but the walls look bare
through lack of adOrnment. We
desire to express our obligations to
School Director G. p. Litchfield for
polite attentions during our visit to
the school. We shall take an early
opportunity to visit the remsining
rooms in this building.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-02

answers being given with prompti-
tude and correctness. Spelling words
of one and two syllables was the
next exercise, which was creditably
performed, Miss Phillips is a sue
cessful teacher, and the excellent
condition of her school is evidence
of her efficiency.
MR.. PERCY WILLIS
room was next visited, who teaches
a and B classes, grade1. When we
entered the room the b grade was
busy with a dictation exercise, and
looking over the work of these
scholars we found it generally
creditable. A number of them
seemed to be weak in the use of the
apostrOphe, and were not clear in
their understanding of the pOssessive
case. After some talk with the
class about grammar and spelling,
four members of class A went to the
blackboard and wrote down forty
words read off by the teacher. These
were mostly of one syllable, but be-
longing to the class of catch words.
Chyle, chyme, thyme, thesis, niece,
Weir, lien, Is a specimen of the
vocabulary given, and these young
ladies acquitted themselves of their
difficult task with more than usual
ability. Following is their standing:
Miss Belle Aitl1in, perfect; Miss
Stella Griffith, 4 errors; Miss Mary
Matthews, 4 errors; Miss Ida Pur-
vine, perfect.
We should have mentioned that
Pitzer Chadwick, ofB class in writ
ing the dictation exercise, showed !
handsome calligraphy.
We have only space to mention
Miss A. Scriber's room, who teaches
class b, grade 1, and has 80 scholars
enrolled. We entered this ladv's
room just before the noon recess and
had only time to witness a black
board exercise in grammar, dia-
yrammed according to the latest
principles.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-06
Harrington's Cigars
THEY STILL SMOKE THEM.

' do not want the public to think thar I try tr elevate myself by abusing others for 1 hope tu elevate in more sentlemanly manner, but if a certain person who has been lucky enough l. lind man with money to put in the cigar bus ness, against nothing to speak of except work man who has been discharged in different part. of the country for making cigars that would no smoke. and also whom took pity after writ ing me several letters for work and have tn, letters yet and will publish them if needed. gave work and let him have twenty dollars [, move his family to Waterbury, when he Was loaf ing and getting into debt, has been paying ms for my gratitude ever since resigned my position with Mr. T. J. Jackson, by using abusive Ian ;uage towards me. thinking to elevate himself will only say less people may take some notice oi him. Hoping my talkatiye friend will stop bor ing the public Lemain
 GEORGE E. HARRINGTON,
 10 GRAND STREET, Waterbury. Ct
 N. B.-As for the challenge for making cigars for any amount wish to state that do not want to be chased with q man that makes cigars that will not smoke. lie has even made some since he has been ill Waterbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-06

Agnes appeared in the little bdck; doorcay
 of the golstloia cabin. barry's hand, passed in her turn to the steps She wore no veil. As she ascended to the door of ths hotel the countess (eying her through aa opera glass; noticed that she paused to look at the outside of the building, and that her face was very pale.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-06
CHAPTER XX

"Shall see you agains" she asked, as sfe held out her hand to take leave. s'It is quite understood between us, suppose, about tle play2"
 Francis recalled his extraordinary expert ence of that evening in the renumbered room. My stay in Venice Is uncertain" he replied. @lf you have anything more to say about this dramatic venture of yours, it may be as we'll to say it now. Have you decided on sub fect aieadyf kaow ttrs pufaE taste h
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-06

ger. T am the servant of tie company, and dare not turn money out of tho ho.ol."
 Hearing this, Francis said ,oo,:by--and said nothing more. He was ashamed to ac- knowledge it to himself, but he felt an ire sistible curiosity to know what would happen when Agnes arrived at the hotel. Besides, 1Mrs James" had reposed confidence ill him. He got into his gondola, respecting the confi- dence of "Mrs. James,"
 Toward evening, on the third day, Lord Nontbarry and his travelling companions ar rived, punctual to their appointment.
 "Mrs. James" sitting at the window of her room, watching for them, saw the new lord land from the gondola first. He handed his wife from the steps, The three children were next committed to his care. Last of all, Agnes appeared in the little back doorway of the gondola cabin; and, taking Lord Mont
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-06

has convinced us that the peo- pie ot Waterbury appreciate good goods at low prices. The people who have attended our GREAT SALE have been our best advertisers, as the bargains which they have purchased have invariably brought more custo- mers, the value obtained having more than answered our adver.
 tisement.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-06

Low Prices Uill do it Every Time.
 These SUITS AND OVER COATS are made from the best American and Foreign Fla,
 brics, manufactured Tn style fully equal to custom and at a saving of 50 per cent. in price. We guarantee a PERFECT FIT. While this sale contin
 ues you can buy any $l4.Oo, l$l3.5O, $13, $l1, $10 or $9 OVERCOAT in the Store for
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
A Chicsgoan wsyisid by Three Men and
Relieved of His Nalusbies.

CHICAGO, April ia well-dresssd and
good looking young gentleman. who gave
the name OF r. Berelsford aud said that he
lived at 756 North Halsted-st. reported at
the Chicago Avenue Police Station, that he
had been held mp and robbed last night. He
said that al shout IL O'Clock he Was on his
way home ana passed Garr;tys saloon, at
the corner of Ontario and Markei-stS. A
few steDs beyond powerful arm was sud
denly thrown around his neck and be was
held up by this one and another man, who
twisted his arms so that be was absolutely
helpless. A third man then snatched his
gold watch and chain. tore of his scarf con-
tanning Il valuable pin, and took sl2 from
his vest pocket and some loose silver from
his trousers pocket. Then he was struck a
violent blow on the side of the head which
staggered him, and they ran away, disap-
pesring in the darkness.
He SAYS he was choked so badly and
stunned by the blow that he could do moth
ing for sometime. Finally, after going a
couple of blocks. he found an officer, but IL
was too late to do anything. DE shows as
evidence of the truth OF his story big
plaster on his temple and the torn end, ,Qi
his scarf He only saw one of his sssah-
ants. VINO was beavyset fellow with q
small mustache and several days growth OF
unshaved beard. The other TWO ne could
not identify at all
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16
CAPITAL GOSSIP.
Ansshsr Delay fsr the River @Ed Hsr
ber fslIl

t-t. ea.ss IS Fst kalEts2s stsA.r-
WAsRGNefoN. April i3- Representative
Ford hss had passed BY tie House OH 10
pension Nancy r. Jennings. of lonia. ana
also one ~ pension koyAs Aisr. of Rock
wood
IN the House. CA Saturday, when the In
dian Appropriation bill VAS up, Repre-
sentative Allen made a vigorous speech IL
defense of the charge that the Indian
agents were active politicians. He said
that when he was az IUdian sgeot DC never
allowed politics 10 have any weight with
kim. and that II hs Was President he would
dismiss q man who occupied that position.
and who used bis position for political
purposes, quicker than for any other
reason.
II is feared that the River and HArb0r
bill cannot be brought up tomorrow. As the
Republicans will object 10 the rules being
suspended for that purpose. and Tie bill
can only come before the House by q sus-
pension. AS the Tarfi bill comes up on
Tuesday the chances for the River and
Hsrbor bill are not very promising al this
time
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16
THEY BOTH MUST DIE
opkuNe AND FREDERICK.
n ---- Spinioa 10 th.t They are F2tiiEsx
ssss sad the t1d is kot fsr Dis
tzEt-A batch OF for-
egn >sss-

Exs YoKk. April lA-Conkltng seems 10
Be falling re isy IN partial siuPor al
day but 10 the eyening fesslnee conscious
Dess DR. Barker called a. p. M. and
remained hall an hour. on leaving be
ssid Il am happy 70 infsrm yeu that
Conkiing is no worse, out . shsss better
than al this ume last night he asked for
q mint julep this evening and seemed TO
enjoy the drink very much.
Two porters had been sent for while Df.
Barker Was in the house. When asked II
they were needed on account OF violence on
Conkline's part, the doctor said: Il merely
called them Ia 20 hold Coakltng down
should he become violent during The night.
though there are no positive lndic@uons
now that be will become excited
The patients temperature was z,this Time
20 Is and the pulss had fallen TO 80. Dr.
Barker will return NJ $50 ia the morning.
DR. Hartley is in charge meanwhile. Al
1880 y. m there was no change IN Conk-
ling's condition according 10 reports which
reached the street. An honr before this
Edward Stokes said: "Conkiing Is failing
There's no chance Of his recovery. don
think the end Is far distant"
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16

The Saginaw river mills sre starting OF
at the rate of mill dAy.
DR. A. c. Bates, OF WsldFon, Hillsdsle
county. is at the Toint OF death.
The River and Harbor bill will be called
for passage today. Michigan will keep one
eye OIL il.
A. Savage. o prominent business man
and lifelong resident Of Beileyille. diec
Saturday. aged 80 years.
c. H. Borden, OF Msyville. Mich, con
victed at Chatham. Ont. Of forgery. has
been sentenced TO five years imprisonment.
A Monroe expert SAYS that muskrst. we're
largely Winter killed. We always thought
the crop reports omitted something and
now We know what II was.
Burglars have been getting in their work
for som. time at Battle Creek, sBd II = nov
found thst the gang consists Of kids oi
from 10 70 Ia years Of age.
Ispesr countr proposes 10 decorate i's
scbool hOase vards on Arbor Dav with trees
and SHRUBS This will give The school
ms'sms of the futsrs plenty Of twies
A special train Of nine coaobss passed
through Detroit Saturday conveying party
Of Mexicsns on pilgrimage 70 R0rne. The
party is tsaded by Bishop Rsrte II. and
have 500 90 in presents 10 present ~ the
Pore
TSe BsT CYfv Citzsns' Association have
hired = detective % and out what has been
done with thf money that ga nsid out for
tsxes. J5s Official reports snd the alleged
showing r1ede by sonns ~ the ctv sB5
county officials did not throw rsuch light
on the s1ec
Cart Wn r. Stevens, of Detroit in
tends boriue for gss On fhs sp-inEstins
farm II Roral ess. beginning pert Non
dsv. Tbis = ~apre a. ienitsd ao1 fre7
Nj. exrinEstines 9 residence and sIs0 = sers
a st-opg ven q n1ine~s vstfF vas discov-
srsd reoeasfg Results srs looked for rifb
interest
NJ. Psul bB-to-gs-ns bs Peter Green
h~ssh spf Andrew ks 80 ses -cnfn. ef sega
nm A~s-ee cau1tr have been terrorf1sr q
a rsrf q that region snd - aIoer nafne8
Tehuaon tr5s5 - srrsst Fs1 TIE sstfsr
oz~n1d ere ard it vss rstaras5 wsrrniv. 70
s-ifnz n getting > bsH u ths soisn's
ssonla4r. ard ar Isalsn % is1
The Nichtzsr C.nf-si ~ -osd Cc-ar&nv
- sbgrf 70 osilst rsx aef s. Paw CsfT
-ssos - err sfrsat - 80 Tsr oo-r-
nerv . $50 aDygt - ysvsup ttse hisforsr
"a v-snras snf depof strrrr9rsEiurz a.
Hs-sasa - A. sxtsst thst - - -ss~irs
t~svesers Everything - 10 cbsDFes ex-
eert - fsez - caicksn yes-Ese ~ - rsil
I'D sz3sne bouse biN 81 fsrs Tsst v-ia
H<~.r chsnx& d . tss ~ns pc srs1s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16
A Midnight Fire.

A FIRE broke out in the Central Hotel, al
60 South IOnia-si., at 1870 this morning.
An alarm wss turned in from box and
the dre department was on hand in few
minutes and soon succeeded in checking
the flames. The hotel was full of bosrders,
who had retired. but they all made good
their escape. Scarcely anything was saved
as the proprietor and his family
had all gone to bed. and
bad 70 run out OF the boNse a.
quickly Is possible TO escape suffocstion. The
bar fixtures and furniture were badly dam
aged by both IRE aud water. No one was
hurt. The fire originated in the bar room
but exactly bow is not known. The loss on
building is about f400 and upon the con-
tents $500. fully covered by insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16

To the Editor Of abe eTELSek.x-HEEALp-
There - q deadlock at Howard City. At
the Spring election held here there was
elected Democrat Supervisor. lie quail
fed and then resigned. which left two
Democrat Jts ic sand . Republican Clerk
on The Bosra. Ats township meeting for
the purpose OF appointing a supervisor,
they could not sgTee on . Democrat, the
Clerk claiming that The Chairman had no
right 20 vote Result. that = petition wss
circulated asking for . special election.
which has been called ADrli - the dsy BE-
fore lOcsl option viii be decided in Mont
cain county.
Ben Gsfieid. q prominent farmer Of wru-
field. bad fis leg broks1 ia two places
yesterday. Biz team running sway with
him
c. r barnard. Who v.s orerssed oa q
fsr weeks ago FOR sbscess of the bowels
hss rsssed tbs critical stage and is inprov-
ing nicely.
Brigham Bsrnss a worthy far nsr, move.
70 Dsk0ts ne1t veek. Were be bss . large
fs-n1- SD.
April "A. 1855.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

THE New Magdalen." with Miss Ida Van
Cortland as Mercy Merrick supported by
the Tsvernier Dramatic Company, will bC
seen at Powers Grand Opera House to-
night. As the prices have been reduced for
the engagement of this really splendid or
ganization, it is entirely probably that the
house will be well filed.
Floy Crowell. young actress who is a
great fevorite in the East, opens at Red
monds this evening in a play called In
fatustion." Miss CroWell comes TO rs
highly praised.
At the Peoples, as the Wonderland has
been christened By the new manager. Hen.
deTsOa. Uncle Toms Cabin with all The
modern accessories, will be produced.
AT Smiths, an all star specially company
is billed TO open tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16
CHANGED DAILY.

Is unequsied for cooking anything that can
be boiled. baked or roasted. it Is - con
strucied that the most effective results are
obtained for the least amount Of fuel time
and trouble j, can be used OB any kind OF
stove-coai. wood. oil or gas.
Advantages.
whole dinner can be put on at once.
covered up and let alone until ready 60
serve
A poor cook cannot spoil the mesl If she
tried.
A good cook can cook better witb one
than without Il.
The ordinary beat ~ cooking stove. or
= gas. gasoline or oil fame. will eeDerate
steam in three minutes.
No steam or odor escapes into the room.
The meal may be kept Tor hours without
spelling.
Everything cooked IN n is healthier and
more easily digssied than when cooked bv
anv ether method.
7, saves nearly 0ne-tbird Of the food that
il lost by She Ordinary methods
AL the DutrimsnL richness and favor Of
the food is rcfsined.
u saves the labor Of watching.
Burning scorching emokiD or overlook
ing is impossible.
IL never boils over.
For Sale bv
II. LE0NARD's sOSs A. 90.
- and n Monroe
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16
SURROUNDED BY FLAMES.
Burning of Several Buiidings-somo OF TIT
Occupants Barely Escape.

Burning of Several Buiidings-somo of the
Occupants Barely Escape.
HAvERHrLL. Mass, April l5.-A fire broke
out last night in the shoe manufactory of
Harold F. Blake on Washington-st. and
extended to long row of wooden build
ings close by. The following firms were
burned ont:
George II. Msnsur, hay, straw and grain:
loss about SIC. 600: o. ID. Foster, shoe man
ufscturel: John MsndervilIe. job printer;
los. about s3.Oce; the Laborer Publishing
Company; loss nearly $1,000; Mrs. King.
dwelling house, 5000. Charles NJ. Good
win. dyer. etc, and other business firms.
The buildings were owned by Charles
Goodwin and A. J. TiIton, and are probably
fully insured. The flames spread with
frightful rspidity and the people in the rear
had barely time to escape with their lives.
The Lsborer building fell, covering the
lines of hose In the ruins. At 80 a. m.
the FIRE wss under control. with ie&Sl loss
OF ABOUT $50 90.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16
MURDER IN MICHIGAN
AND SEVERAL oTsse BITS or NEWS
Grimes snc f-Uatshesnts uAiob tetis~ p
lHtersstaoE ltsnls ~ Nss Prem
An Paris ol ths Stale

sASl.a,ss - Kst se.tstss tssA-s
MAkSgElIE April l5.-Some w00d-ch0Y-
Pers visited tie deserted lumber camp ol
The KIRBY, Carpenter Company. near Flood
wood. AieA- lxsi night. and made The hcs
riiyipg discovery that foul murder has
been feTpetrAtsd there within three DAYS.
tnosr Ihe toof Of vacant cabin Ike BODY
ei al unknown man was found stripped II
bis coat. hat aud boots with his skull
crushed by heavy stone which MAS found
near ~ covered with hair sBd blood. The
authorities have gone 20 the scene There
Is no clue 10 tie murderer. 4 desoript on
OF the dead man is not procufsble tonight
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16

a Dozss At Detroit MeskIy Confess Their
Grimes.

a Dozen At Detroit MeskIy Confess Thsir
Crimes.
DETROIT. April Id hirty-six saloon
keepers appeared before Judge Swift, ia The
Recorders Court yesterday, TO answer
charges Of violating the liquor law. Twelve
OF them were before the court two weeks
ago AT that time they pleaded not guilty.
The other tueniy-iouF were before toe court
Tor the nTsI time. The twelve wore looks
OF meek submission when Judge Swift
asked them If they were ready for trial
They said unanimously that not only were
they ready. but they were guilty, snd the
former plea was then entered by the CLERK
Each OF the twelve Wa fined 50 ana s.
costs, with the a0uoniti0D that lt w0ulc be
well for them 10 take warning by tbe fue.
because the next time they were caught on
the same charge. toe penalty would be much
more severe. All paid.
The twenty-iour who were up fer the first
time entered pleas OF not guilty, and their
cases were continued until next Wednes-
daV
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16

- he 20 O. ~ tbe Tei-zrsrn Hsrsid
Rev N Causora. tie minister of To
Nethooisf ehHrch hers sod vho has bs.u
very pop0isr nth his esnrregsfion. has
oeen oa tvsl al vsek hefor. board of
Ministers for seins TOO free with . woman
vaos- rppg tatson = n0t TIE b~st Ths trisi
fsrrsszsted tois ncrzing. tbs iuTy stsndine
four sEsinst snd thFsa for sc4aittsi H
~ ssVs cas1cs a. tes Fall cor fsrsnc. 70
Pro~s hiss>ifs nseh ssrsed MAJ 3
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16

ST. JoHNs, April 5.-Hiloebrand. the
70 three and one-half years AZ ionis for
stealing an overcoat from bosTder at the
keton House in Ovid, and the trsmps who
robbed the German here were sent br ten
and eight years, respectively. a. lOniS-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16

We are Headquarters for
everything IN the shape OF
Parasols, Sun and Ram I'm
brellas. Do not purchase un-
I'll you examine our styles and
prices.
We have placed on a separ-
ate table, TO be closed out this
coming week. two special
lots Of Parasols.
Lot AT 81 each, worth
double the money.
Lot AT $l.25 each. worth
anywhere from s. % $3.50
each. These two special lots.
will not last the week through.
First 10 come, fast 70 save
money.
"a and 26 inch Sun I'M
brellas which are as staple as
gold dollars, and which sold
last season at s.. and 1926.
we are offering this season at
$f.65 and $l.74.
100 26 inch sun Umbrellas
smoke or ebony handles. with
gold cap, paragon frame. the
covering a combination Of
Silk and wool. and guaranteed
not TO fade. viii wear beauti-
fully, at only Sl.s5 each, last
season this same Sun I'm
brella sold for $3.50.
100 "a and 26 inch Pure
silk sun umM elias. natural
sticks, at Sl.90 and 1926.
% "a and 26 inch Silk I'm
brellas all silk carved ebony
handles. Ia karat gold heads.
at So AM $50.
We are displaying a very
choice sun umbrella. all silk.
~ and - inch with a very
long. elegantly chased gold
cap at the low price of s3.75
and 1895. Last seasons price
was 81 and $3.50.
Ia the HIGHER priced M
brellas, 26 and . inch. we
have a very large stock from
which to make selection. The
prlce depending IA a great
measure upon the handle. the
material al the covering being
either a pure silk or combi-
nation, both Of which We give
orr guarantee To give satirfac-
ton 10 wear.
IN the many Novelties and
Fancy Parasols we sustain
our reputation for being 'ths
headquarters.
ChlldreD's and Misses Para
sols A plendid assortment
At PC. 40c, 6oc. 75c and /
each.
Parasols and Coaching Sun
Shades 70 match costumes or
dress fabrics manufactured 70
special order.
g. p and 80 inch Silk Sun
and Rain mbrellas recovered
at the very lowest prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16
Guilty of aii.oondnci-

TRAvERsE CRY. April l5.--The Rev. 81 .
Hanson, OF the Methodist church. who has
been on trial all the week before mlniste-
rial board. Tor alleged misconduct. was this
morning convicted. This does not taTOw
him out OF the church. however. a. be can
now make contest before the conference.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-16
Drunk ana nearly KILLED.

PoET HURoN. April l5.-Fridsy night
James Ryan, brakeman on the Chicago &
Grand Trunk railroad. "iired" from over
drink, laid down on the railroad track 10
rest. An electric ear came along and could
not be stopped before one wbee had passed
partly over him. For while il was thought
lie was dead, Dut he is alive today and may
recover.