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bad for Mr.. Kcnna, whose success in
gathering Democrats into caucus and
binding them when they get there, will
measure his success in securing an even
chance to sit in the seat OF Senator for
six years more. lie will not get them
all into caucus and there are Democratic
votes which he will never get, unless
there are some radical changes OF heart.
The antl-kenna men prefer a confer
enCe, in which Kenna men shall hear it
said with the bark on it il they nomin-
ate kenna they may elect him II they
can. In such gathering the anti
kenna men would urge the selection Of
a man who can hold the whole Demo-
cratic vote ii such man there be,
PRETTY, BUT 1T WON'T DO.
Unless Kenna's friends fall in with
these men, they will have to go ahead
with tho melancholy performance of
setting him up in the caucus to witber
when they set him out in joint conyen-
tion, Kenna's friends insist that they
will hold caucus aud give him tho
nomination, so that il he must go down
he shall go with tho party throttle in
his hand, which is all very pretty and
spectacular, but does not satisfy tho SEN
alorial yCaming, Tho men who Laye
said from the first that they would have
kenna's scalp are pmncing around in
high CLEO with What they, declare to-bo-
tho Ieal thing,
After ieuna the field comes in with
some very promising material. Ex.Seu-
atOr Davis Is not regarded Gs remote
possibility. A well Informed Democrat
assures me that he cannot get one Dem
ocratic vote, but | think hc can do bet.
ter than that. know ex-senator Cam.
den can, The latest suggestion, prob
ably as u feeIer, is Judge Ice, OF Bar
bour who is now out Of an engagement,
These statesmen by no means exhaust
the favorable mentions. c.n.Il.
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A PErElRlEp CORPSH.

Remarkable Discovery IN EShumlng tho
lIamnlns or an Indian Woman.
WINNlpEo, MAN, Jan. 1S.-A remark.
able Case OF what is alleged to be petriA.
cation has just come TO light. Sixteen
years ago hali.brcod named Rolade
buried his wife about twenty miles from
this city. A few days ago he, with some
friends. exhumcd the remains, intend.
ing to carry them to another burying
place. Upon opening the Co0in the
body was found to DO perfectly prescrv.
ed, the eyes and mouth being partly
open and the hair quite black and natI.
raj. When an attempt was made to lift
the remains 1t was found quito mpoSsi.
bic, Ns they were completely petrilied.
Examination showed that u small spring
.Qtglkpli .WNtGrha1 been .rypning through
the coffin aud the action Of tho water on
the remains had caused petrihcation,
Assistance was procured and the remains
were raised to the surface and transfer.
red to the city, whGrGthey were weighed
The weight was found to be 100 pounds
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New YoRK, Jan. ls,-A cable dis.
patch received here states that the Brit.
ish bark silbel was yesterday posted at
English Lloyds rs missing. She was
under command of Captain Partridge
and left this city June 10 last for Ran
Coon with 4 cargo OF case oil. She was
spoke on tho twcnty.scCond OF the fol.
lowing month in latitude 8 south and
longitude 80 west, since when nothing
whatever has been heard OF her.
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ZANZIBAR, Jan. 1S.-During the az
tack on the German missionary station
at Tugu the insurgents maSsacrod four
German missionaries, one Of whom WIS
Il woman. Three missionaries fell into
the hands Of the Arabs and are hold for
ransom. One Of the prisoners ls a
woman. Tho Admiral commanding the
German squadron has landed force al
DIARIES Salem for tho purpose Of garrison
ing the place,
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rho Enat AfrIon lcznodlllon.

BERLIN, Jan. 1s.-well informed per.
sons discredlt the report that the Reich.
stag will be O;xed to grant 100000
marks for tho expenses Of Lieutenant
Wissmans East Africa expedition. The
amount, they say, will be less than that
sum. II Is expected that during the dc.
bate on the East Africa bill, Lieutenant
Wissman will furnish the details Of his
expedition. Prince Bismark will conlnc
himselftoitspolitical aspects. Thousands
Of persons are APPLYING for permission
to accompany tho expedition, but Lieu.
tenant Wissman will take only fow
whites.
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refusal Of the LegIslaturo to. recogniz

refusal Of the Legislature to recognize
the returns OF Kanawha county, that
the Legislature had already admitted the
validity OF the returns byrecognizlng the
members OF its own body, the men elect
ed by the very returns which an attempt
is now being made to throw out in order
To elect Democratic Governor; that by
the very returns which elected members
OF the Legislature, Golf was elected
Governor, and to reject tins county's
vote was not politics and was not right,
The Seniinel has all along admitted the
election OF GoA.
In tho same issue the Sentinel comes
out squarely and advocates the election
Of ex-senator j, N, Camden to succeed
kenna.
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URGE ms IllpgACNNgNT.
A Mayor Who Allows the Saloons to Keep
Open Oh Sunday.


Open Oh Sunday.
SYRACUSE, N. y, Jan. ls.-Tho city
was treated to sensation to-day in the
controversy over tho closing rot the
saloons on Sunday. An appeal was
made to tho citizens, by thirty clergy.
men OF different denominations asking
aid in shutting up the saloons all day
OH Sunday, and urging, in effect, that
proceedings bo begun ut once to i'm
peach Mayor Kirk.
The Mayor, although he was chosen
by the liquor interest, announced sew
eral weeks ago, in letter to the Police
Commissioners, that the saloons must
he closed on Sunday from . a. III. until
p. m. In this CpistlC the Mayor said:
II see no harm il, before 8 o'clock and
after |, the saloons are kept open for Il
quiet business" The Clrrgymen de-
nounccd the Mayor as counselling law
breaking, and asked him to withdraw
the letter. This he declined to do, but
lie has kept the saloons closed Sunday
mornings
The movement TO effect his impeach.
ment Is not receiving much support, aud
will doubtless come TO naught. Among
the ministers in the movement is Bishop
Huntington, aud it is expected that
Bishop Ludden will also sign the petit
tiOn.
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THE BUSINESS SITUATION.
II. q. Dun s. Co.'s Weekly IIeview of Trad
Condition OF the Markets.

.
New York, Jan. 1s.-R. G.. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review says: The prac-
teal effects Of the agreement OF railroad
presidents aud bankers begin to be bet
ter understood. 1t is seen that an adj
vance in rates has already checked for
the time distribution OF products; that
is, it increases the one difficulty which
had beClouded an horizon otherwise
clear.
The immediate effect in the iron mark
ct Is weakening OF prices and southern
irons are still offered at 80 cents less
than similar eastern grades, though the
latter are about 90 cents lower than n
week ago Tor foundry grades. Steel rails
can DO had at prices equal to S27 at the
mill. The coal market Is also dropping
and there Is complaint that rates arc cut
by individual operators, The tin mark
ct is dull. Low prices for boots and
shoes, arc explained by the announce
ment that existing shops could supply
lOO,OOQ0Oo people, having to reduce the
output to the wants Of 65,000,00O. The
movement oil dry goods isgreatly retard.
cd. Themoney markets at substantially
all points reporting arc wellsupplied.
The light demand at present for rnw
wool or cotton does not prevent iiFmncss,
OF prices
The wheat speculation has again ten
ded downward, the exports from Allan
tic ports for six weeks past having been
phenomenally small. Wheat fell 24c,
corn !c and oats 1c during tho week
pork declined 25c per barrel and lard 25c
per 100 pounds. The butter market was
demoralized, and SO lower. Eggs fell &c,
and lcatherhas slightly declined. Coffee
and cotton are each tc stronger, with
moderate sales. Tho Treasury has been
able to put out nearly as much money
us 1t has taken in during the past week,
having increased It's cash on hand only
100000.
The business failures during the last
seven days number $50, against 3Sl last
week and 3S7 the week previous. For
the corresponding week Of last year the
figures were 3I4.
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A ouestlon That pI.turh. swednn.

LONDON, Jan, ls.-A question involv-
ing great legal difficulties has arisen in
Sweden. When Prince Oscar married
Miss Munk, his mothers maid Of honor,
last summer, he was obliged to resign
his claim to the crown and to royalty.
Now the question arises, whether he Is
to be treated as q royal or civic per-
sonagc. The King has appointed him
as Governor Of q province, with royal
rights, and 1t Is asserted that according
to the laws Of Sweden this act is not
lawful. The question also involves
Prince Oscars allowance from the pub
lie moneys as the Kings son. The set.
tlement Of this legal point Is regarded
with great interest.
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HIS WORK COMPLETED.
Retirement of MIR. ErOmlcy, Assistant Ia
President Adams,

kntIrcmcht or Mr. HrOmlGy, AsblHtnnt tn
President Adams.
BoSToN, Jan. 1S.-Mr. 1. II. Bromley
will retire from tho Office Of Assistant
to the President of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company on March Il
Mr., Bromley'B duties in this position,
which he Inns held for four years, have
been chiefly in connection with the effort
to procure settlement Of the questions
between the company and the Govern
ment, 1t having been decided that no
further effort in this direction will be
made after the present Congress, the de.
partment heretofore in Mr.. Bromley's
charge win be discontinued.
In accepting Mr.. BromlCy's resigna.
ton President Adams writes: "As you
say, the work you came here to do Ia
practically accomplished, so far as your
part Of 1t is concerned. We have not got
a settlement with tho Government, nor
are we likely to get one, hut the tone ol
the press toward us has, largely through
your cXGrtion been greatly moderated
and our case is fairly understood
Under these circumstances, ! do not sec
any field for NCIive work which remains
for you here. Il have no hope OF being
able to attempt anything OF that sort IN
the short time left me. l have waste(
four years in futile attempt at MI hones
settlement, and have no more years Il
give to work which would in those year
have been worth doing"
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JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Jan. lS,-At a
meeting OF the Board OF Trade yesterday
the following resolution was pissed;
Resolyd, That the interests Of the
orange growers OF Florida demand pro-
lection against the compitition OF for.
eign grown fruit, that our Senators and
Representatives in Congress are re.
guested to exert their efforts and inilu-
ence to secure the passage Of Il law levy
ing an import duty OF 81 box on two
cubic feet capacity, or in that proper
ton, upon all oranges and lemons from
foreign countries.
This movement is being made general
by the boUrdS of trade and by
other organizations throughout the
State, irrespective OF party.
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THE REPORTS EXAGGERATED.
Tho DcstItutiun Among Dakota FarmC
Nut So IInd ns RumOrCd.

Tho Dcstitutiun Among Dakota Farmers
MT So IInd as RumorCd.
PARK RIVER, DAE,, Jan. lS,.-In re-
gard to the destitution existingin Walsh
county among the farmers, Lieutenant
Bondcza gays he visited the region with
County Commissioners Nicholson and
Lcvaney. He says: With theoxception
of few individual cases, found no des-
titution or distress The majority Of the
farmers arc hard up and should bo us
sisted in procuring seed wheat. The
houses We visited, some fifty or more in
number, were found to be as warm and
us comfortable as could be expected in a
country where tho settlers are new
comers, and generally start farming
without money or means OF making Il
living, except their good health and
strength.
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orrAwA, 0Sro Jan. ls.--It is under.
stood on good authority that tho DO.
minion Government has decided not to
exercise the veto power In the case Of
the "Jeslllt compensation blllD nnSsoi
By tho Quebec Legislature, granting
100000 In lieu Of their estate Whlch
was conflBcaled by the GovOrnmont 4
hundred years ago, when Tie order waa
suppressed by the Pobo, M Ysa
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WHITE CAPS IN NEW ENGLAND.
Tho Notices PoSted-Tlrcats against News.
paper RenortorS,


GREAT DARLINGTON, MASS, Jan. 1S.-
The strike at the Nyaubcek mills in
Housatanic, is virtually ended. The
superintendent is retained, also the two
weavers, Predict and Audibert, who
were so severely assaulted by White
Gaps. Public sympathy is with the mill
authorities About twenty notices have
been posted around the village, similar
to this:
Mr.. Norton:
Ifyou will stop drinking and support
your family we will help you; II you
dsn't, we will kill you.
(Signed) WHITE Cars,
Another message was received to-day
by the Associated Press representative
at Great Darlington, as follows:
I'VE hereby warn you not to come to
Housatanigto got news against our or
ganization. Lot this be a sufficient warn.
ing and bear in mind We shan't allow Il.
(Signed) SKULL AND CRossbOVRs.
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A MYSTERIOUS FLOATgR,
Body of Refined Looking Woman Found
In East River-WHs She Murdered?

houy OF NeHhed Looking Woman Found
In East RIver-Wns She MurdCredP
New YoRE, Jan. lS.-Just before 10
o'clock this morning Policeman James.
McGill, OF the sixtieth street police sta.
tion, discovered the body Of a woman
about forty-ave years old, floating in the
East river ut the foot Of slxtieth sSseot
A white handkerchief was tied over tbo
mouth OF the drowned woman, and was
so securely fastened that the impression
was that she. had- ftrst been pagpod md
murdered and afterwarti tlifUSwsttI TSsHE into into
tho river. There were no marks Of vio.
renee about the body. The face Of the
drowned woman bore uumistakabIe eyi.
dence OF refinement and Lsam,,, 0E r.
was stated that judging from the ophicurS.
anCe Of the body 1t had not been IN the
water longer than ten or twelve hours
In her two small ears were little rold
earrings and on the third finger OF her
left hand was u plain gold band. Her
hair was sprinkled with gray and was
Coiled at the back in knot. She wag
very small in stature but extremely well
proportioned, and weighed not more
than 100 hounds.
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CmcAoo, Jan. ls.--Judgo Clifford
this morning Issued n capias for tho ar
rest Of ]. j, West, proprietor Of the
Times, on charge Of criminal libel,
preferred by Police Captain Setback,
This action grows out Of the charges q
inalieasanCe In Office against schaacR
mud other police officials which the, IlmCl
has been publishing from day to day.
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WIll rnko pc.rnrnlo Clnneos.

OTTAWA, ONr, Jan. 1S.-Private nd,
vices from the Pacific coast state that q
fleet Of nearly 100 American and Cana
dian vessels will set out shortly for Beh'
ring sea and take chances Of capture by
the United States revenue cutter.
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ATLANTA, GA Jan. There is some
uneasiness felt as TO the safety Of three
negro prisoners now in the Franklin
county jail, as the people there threaten
10 lynch them. The three made n Ioid
attempt TO murder Mr., George Atkinson
and liis niGco for the purpose Of plumber
Ing their house aud getting hold OF n
gentleman had. 'S W.
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Nine I.Iplosion Ia i:nEiaud.

LONDON, Jan. l8.-An explosion Of iirc
damp occurred to-day In tho Hyde col
llery near Manchestor Seven bodies
have been taken from tho mine. One
hundred persons arc still entombed.
A late estimate places tho number oil
killed At thirty
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BALTiNonE, Jan, 1s.-Tho remains Of
lsosallo Booth, sister Of Edwin Booth,
who died In New York on Tuesday last,
wefO to-day taken to Greenwood GENE.
terry and Inferred In the family lot
There were no pail bearers.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 1s,-In the
House this morning tho consideration
Of the Territorial bills was resumed, the
pending question being on the McDon.
old substitute for the Senate Dakota
bill. The House proceeded Immediately
TO vote upon the Mcdonald substitute,
which Inns never been read, but which
plnbOdies the main features OF the omni.
bus bill, except thNt II provides for the
Immediate admission Of South Dakota,
The substitute was rejected III,
nays l22-MGssrs, Macdonald aud Tars.
nOy being tho only Democrats joining In
the solid Republican vote In favor Oithu
proposition. Mr.. Springer then offered
IN amendment TO tho omnibus bill pro.
viding that iiR division OF Dakota Is au.
thoriEpd and majority oil all the votes
rast nj tho election provided for In the
net shall be In favor Of tho Sioux Falls
constitution Of 1885, II shall be the duty
Of the convention which may assemble
at Sioux Falls 10 rpsubmit to the people
Of South Dakota for ratification or releC.
llOn the Sioux Fails constitution OF 1885,
aud also the articles separately submit.
ted At that time Including Die selection
Of the temporary seat oi government,
with such changes rs relate 10 the name
and boundaries Of tho proposed State, u
the reapporlionment Ol tile judicial and
Legislative dlslriCts aud such oGheI
amendments as may be necessary 10 com
| ply with the provlalons ol this RGt
ittTcll.
Mr. Springer demanded tho previous
ninallnn nm lln nnnhlnr nInhnhtnnnII
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PosruoY, o., Jan. iS,--NiISs siddio ly.
tie, residing near this place, recently
gave birth to child, The peculiarly Of
this fact Is that Miss slddlo Is 72 years Of
age, aud this Ia her first child. The
child lived one week.
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MINNEAPOLIS, MlxXo Jan. 1S,-The
coolest cold wave of the season is pass.
ing over the northwest to-day. Neche,
Dakota, reports iorty.two degrees below
zero this morning. AT Morris, Mime,
sofa, It was thirty degrees below, and at
Grand Forks, Dakota, twenty-five de-
grces. There Is no great interruption to
Irnilic Lo.hnY.
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1he llnllnn, l,,n M Ml.rnn.ln,

MADISON, Wis, Jan. lS.-A bill for
the regulation Of railways was intro.
duced in the State Senate yesterday,
The long and short haul clause Of the
Interstate law Is copied verbatim, rs
well as many other features,
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Tlig sBSGTOErir"ylTU

DsmoVrNta I:ndsavur to Gait n Caucus,
MI Ksnun'I Chances ullnmOrlnE--OthCr
Probabilities,
special Di,pdtch 10 hs inlailiqmer.
CnARLEsroS, W. VA, Jan, ia
Democratic call f6r a caucus for United
states Senator ia being circulated to.
night and there iS a mighty wrestling
with the stllI.nCckCd brethren who re-
fuse TO sign IL Every such refusal Is
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..X1nnN .AiifR MlNHtt.

NKw YoRK, Jan, 1S,-ThO editor Of a
sporting paper to-day received this dis.
patch from "sailor" brown, dated San
francisco, January 49,
"lmCL Paddy u6rman al tue Cremorno
Theatre last night and whipped him
easily In four rounds. VIII make a
inatli Cwlth him, Frank Hall represent.
lng INC and Joe McAulllle backs Cor.
man, Stake money posted to-day At 3
o'clock, / ain q dead sure winner"
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COSDENNg ms PARTY, >

ThO PnrkSrsbutg sentinel (DCm) say Dcm'
oCraia In tile Lrgalaluro hrb wrong,
pARNERSDuRa, W, VA Jan. ls.--'rhO
Sentinel, a Camden organ, and the second
most influential DcmocratlcpapVr In the
State, has come out boldly against lhO
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AM n n0IlArEFuL,u

u saved tic life Of my little girl by
the prompt use Of DR.. Acker's Eng llsh
REMEDY lUr consumption Mrs. VIM
v, Hartman, New York, %. IL aUetEe,
Il. u. hurt, b, MenkCmeller, Logan Y
Co. l.
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New YonK, Jan. lS.-John Grecnwall,
who is charged with tho murder Of Ly-
man S. Weeks, in Brooklyn, some years
ago, was to-day convicted OF murder in
the first degree and remanded for sen
tnnCn.
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10 ImpOnth . plnlnmnt.

BucnAREsr, Jan. 1s,-Tho Epoca says
that a motion will bo introduced In tho
Chamber Of Deputies for tho impOach.
nnilL Of lLO BralAniB mihlsinr.
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WASnISoToN, janis, Gov Caleb W.
West, Of Utah, was heard by the House
Committee on Territories to-day IN
opposition 10 the admission OF Utah
TeffilOry Rs State,
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1oSpoS, Jan, 1s.-ME Thomas A. sto.
VEINS, who has announced bis intention
OF penetrating Africa IN search Of Henry
NJ stanley, has started for Zanzibar.
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Illsw Oul nm IltolN..

NEw YORE, Jan. iS.--Early this morn.
ing u. A. Anderson, residence unknown.
q guest 81 tue Putnam House, committed
suicide BY blowing out Ills brains with 4
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LONDON, Jan, ls.--A shock OF earth.
quake was felt to-day In a portion Of tho
Leith Valley and IN Western Edinburgh,
but no damage was done.
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1oNboN, Jan, II, The fund 10 pay the
Cxponses d Mr.. parnell In bis litigation
with the Zima amounts 9O,G00 pounds,
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"lf'9 only question Of time" and a
sinon TINE too, as TO when your rhuuna-
lWL tIsin VIII Yield To Hoods sarSaparilla,
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THIS COS! of Dr., Bulls Cough Syrup Ia
only % cents. A bottle will convince
all Of It's excellence.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-09
THE DAILY TINES SUNDAY JUNE 9. 1889.

his blanket, 81 depressing SIGHT lie
sits hunched up on his pony, his knees
way up, his feet thrust far into the
stirrups not unlike those Of ladies' sad
dies He looks utterly awkward and
ungraceful rs hd joys along tapping
pcrpctually with his wooden handled
whiplashes at the right flank Of his
stecd; but the instant he clears for
action, throws off his blanket and darts
out over the prairie, ne is TRANSPORTED.
More daring, graceful, swaying
horsemanship 1t would be almost i'm
possible to conceive Of, You forget
the punched up knees iii the freedom
and flexibility Of his 1.-the, painted
body. You marvel ut the cat like
agility with which hc bounds on or
off his dashing pony. ducks under or
down Oh either side, firing under his
neck as lac whirls across tho springy
turf, but you have only 10 remember
that l. is all second nature To- him. 10
began to ride the moment he was
looscned from the bonds Of the pap
poosc board and has been 70 it over
since. Many Of them, especially among
the Snakes or Shoshoncs, arc wofully
bow legged IS q consequence and most
ungainly bipcds when afcot Col
mans Rural World.