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Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23
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Wheat kEElEEs-1 loge t1an nlne
hundred ears u wheat came INTO the
three Minnesota term la points yesJer-
1ay, snd farmers 1ere reported a. SELF
usg very freely u wleAt q country ele-
FaLoTs, as vel As ballHg LoeraLy
from Their gEanar.es, anllh caused q
weak feature ia prices. Tie weather
vas noe u 10 such work, and the nrsl
.dea II h.gh prices h the near future
seems t. be lost glg oi oy them. II
they nave u0t abandoned it entirely.
Chicago parties seem % be buying less
O. ~ into then elevators. sellers were
ASKING Iscfor MOI Northern. bar buyers
would not bld over 77c.
The London reports say, There Is
lttle change o. note 10 the trade during
the past week, winch mas ruled urm.
and there has been more inquiry Tor
shipment, bug American prces are
fully ga " 81 higher, which checks
business. spot values are UNCHANGED.
Iuere Is good demand for No.
Patents, which are scarce. Wheat con
unues hrm, but the amount OF bus
aces DOING IS NOT large. English de-
scrlpLOus are occasionally Oh dearer,
AMI tOTe gn sorts are ln fAr demand.
Receipts In the Minneapolis markets
were quite large, there beng 90 ears
On saturday, and sales had 20 be made
az low figures. Very choice No. / sold
AT 76t ami = cents. No. went ~ y T.
4 cents. Heavy recelp pts We're expected
yesterday and today, the amounts being
only limited by the capacity OF the
roads 20 handle them. Trade n futures
Vas quite active, opening at II and
closing at SD cents. Volume OK trade
was far, and many think bottom has
aeeu touched for the present.
The close was a follows: MnneapO-
lis, October, 75tc, November, 16c; De
cember, 76sc: May, SIC. Chicago, O.
tO0er, isle; November, Sole; December,
SIC; May, S5sc. Duluth, October sc;
November. SHE; December, Size; May,
sac. New York, October SIC Is; NOvem
oeI, s3fc; December, s5sc; May, 90c.
Exports OF wheat continue small
Visible supply wheat looks now a
tnyuIh tue next report Moulu SNOW
about one million bushels increase
Minneapolis and Duluth show large IN.
crease, but some has probably gone into
/ private elevators and mills al tho
former place. Corresponding week
/ asst year Il increased 100, 900 bushels.
Inc Toledo reports say: Wheat lower
/ but steady at a decline. Cables easier
Exports light, of both wheat and flour
stocks are accumulating, and milling
demand Is lighter. Longs were free
4 sellers, and shorts were the prlncipa
/ BUYERS. SeabOard showed the mos
/ weakness, as some of the longs there
were weary. Exporters Indifferent
/ and markets are influenced mostly 10y
sentiment. May do to buy for scalp OF
/ my further weakness, but would sell
on the rallies, while receipts cOntinu,
30 large.
Chicago markets slipped down yes
I ,erday, though steady and firm at the
I decline, with unusually heavy buying
from all quarters.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

THE Chicago Journal advocates the
proper kind of Repubhcanism, when 1t
says: A bad Republican Is no better
than a bad Democrat, when the cor
rupt0n Of the election machinery IS
concerned, and men who engage in
that kind Of dirty politics should be-
summarily punished without regard 20
party ath atom" The adoption OF
tins principle would make Republican
ism something of which no man would
need ever be ashamed.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23
Sealed Proposals.
once Board OF pubic Works,

Vuttt pfeiA "a 4 NHiff NNAhes
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. October II. lsS9.
Sealed proposals will be received at the office
OF the Board until saturday. October Is. $50,
40 100 p. m. for the laying of water mains in
Pearl and North Iouia streets. according 10
the plans and specifications on Ale at the
ONCE Of the Board. The Board reserves the
right 20 reject any or all bids
Each bidder SHAH deposit with hts proposal
the sum Of slu000. 90 be forfeited 10 the City OF
Grand Rapids IN case he shall fail 10 enter
into contract in accordance with his proposal.
should his said prOposal be accepted by the
Board Of Public Works
All proposals must be made upon blanks
that will be furnished upon application az the
ONCE 81 the Board.
oc 26 JAS. N.DAyIs. President pto TEN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

IFthemayorof Holland Mich, is called
prcsumptuous for asking for aid from
abroad after the devastation wrought
by fire there, what snail we say of Rev.
+. DE Witt Talmage, whose congreg ga
ton Is one OF the largest and wealthiest
IN the country, when be asks call Chris
tendon" to help rebuild the Brooklyn
Tabernacle, which was insured for
nearly its vaiuol
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.

Tor SALE-Lot No. IS. ottawa Beach; this
Il lot is one 81 the nrst selection. 10 IL To-
Gated only short distance from the hotel and
has fine view Of Lake Michigan. Address
JaS II. iaskins or ~. Is. L0veland. Grand
Rapids. Mich. l5-sua
4 GREAT BARGAIN. acre farm. frame
y house, good orchard 10 acres improved .
miles from BALDWIN. Tor sale cheap. Inquire
IaEzaFt. W olcott 4 tauson. "a vi
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23
4 LARGE AMOUNT on RkAL hsIA II

4 LAh1E AMOUNT OF RIAL EolA r.
\ Tor sale Must aad ~ De Add.
have 81 lots ION ssle 81 FrAnck addition.
corner uf fifth ana NA4i sou-afrs, t1ls p -
10 frfl O. an alley. prices fromts So te ~ ~
- iots Ql Mad so4-aFr. aAA he" ard- s. On
traltth Ana or1eA GadlilVni prices fahE &
from O. 40 The most - these lots are
very desirable, quite centrally located, hes
SrnQul house And street cars TIE aa5Sc eat
property IS be ~ rapidly oulit uP-
Lot NJ. T. Tanners addition PRESCOTT 81.
fourth los west OF South bisisiun-st. ~ % l5-
f. House. barn ana lot No. 81 Jefferson ave.
House. barn AID two lois ca corner 81
last and Thomas Sta
hoses aad lots on C0mstoek's plat leW
price 10 lots on Leonard A Co.'S addition,
prices from $40 up.and various other iois anu
houses aud lois not described.
Al Hlil be sold sers cheap. title perfect tine
and terms made u suit No expense Tor
sho Hlns pro perry. Also cash @ loan on rcai
estate security on favorable terms. eau a.
80. 5. New Houseman building. gu heAry
fraiick. --fi
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

"DR. FERSASDo Carr represents Qua
temala," says the Chicago Journal, "and
u one Of the foremost literary men Of
south America" The Journals ideas
of the geography of America are IS
badly mixed as those of the average
EngL shman n ENGLAND.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

THE Washington Sunday G1s>tis which
has heretofore been very hostile TO Mr..
Blame has now discovered that "Mr.
James q. Blame Is the braniest Amer
can alive, and he Is fast recovering his
OH friends"
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23
BUSINESS CHANcES.

GOOD Saloon Business chauce-nice location
" and everything In good running order /.
owner Will give possession Immediately. for
particulars inquire at 20 Waterloo ST. John
Green. ~
L'0R SALE-JeWe.ry husincSs-go0d estab-
lished trade; nrsf-ciass location. years
In husindSs. good reason for selling. fhiSls a
r. chance. will bear "A thorough inVestiea-
ton. For particulars inquire Davis g Jost. -
MOnroe-st, g--tf
I OST-A small open faced watch with mono
- gram 4 VI ID on the back Return t. IS
paris-aye. and receive reward. s,ltf
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

EQk sALE-O4 monthly payments. Rood 81
TeVil A9ase, lot slKts-siA - che AeAatra
Hll ttllts three feet ga NAAal a.. lraf Si.ai z
factors. Apply a. Mrs Miller. northeast eoi
LtI l.tou-st sla l1lc-o-AFc. ->A
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

THrorcBE THoWAs has no reason 90
DO dissatisfied with his reception last
evening. The audience was, IN the
familiar language Of tie critic, garge
aud aporacistveH
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

BEcAusF the international delegates
havs been here and gone, it ia not
necessary 60 iet the filth accumulate 'u
the streets and alleys again. Keep de
public hoe ~ work.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23
TO suBsCEIBEHs.

Any subscribe to THE TELEGRAM
HERALD whs fails 80 receive the pap "a
regularly, or whe say have reason TO
eon4pfaln % late delivery, Sin confer .
special favor by Informing this once of
the fact at once. ssad postal card or cal
80 teIsphOas 53I.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

GEynaAL RAUN has been Comm
souer of Pensions for two dsvs. n a
high tmo for enc Democratic press SO
fnd taat be s utterly unit for the
office.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

Tbs French are getting ever with as.
Cstuls Mendss. the French poet, has
resd The Qucx and the Dead ? ard
pronounced it Hshockngand immoral
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

glIl and Suburban property 90 exehA ~.
y outside B reprrlyf pI VIA exchange Vet @A'
ags lar residences &Ao ASSUME l1"i say
SLOW i Par ~. kral kslate aaa Leans. fosl
Tower ulock
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

eakxD RAr1os Is a great AMI god
and growing city. blt 10 needs httfer
sidewalks, hetfer pavements, better
water and better parks
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23
WANTBD-TO RENT.

WANTED Forty carloads Eastwood. 80
w inches long by Is inches. Buffed and
chucked on end. assorted In two qualities
First must be clear. second will admit OF two
sound knots or red streaks. Forty carloads
white ash dry or green. u inches thick by
inches wide g.. - and 80 inches long. For
which cash will be paid I. .. b. point Of ship
ment. +. b. Newton a Co.. Grand Rapids
Mich. Bt
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

Ioose's Red Clover Pills cure Sex
Headache Dyspepsia. Ini 6 sr0a. aad
Constipation. 25c Dot box, boxes
for g. Fer sale ~ White q White.
drugg sts, Morton House b.ocs.
Quality Tns The fns elegant Saver 90 The
Toss III Cigar - aaf pereepuoie 10 any
ether e lsar and onlg u che BEST grade u
&c cfs8r&
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

IT appears that England has sent
some sharp words to Canada about the
protracted disagreement with the Unit
CD States, and has intimated that the
Dominion Government must speedily
do everything to hasten an smicable
settlement. SIR Charles Topper viii be
home from London next month. when
the British Minister Will visit MIN and
snake up the Canadians, who are very
embarrassing proteges. 1t mustbe very
humiliating TO the unruly offspring u
have b the parental slipper applied in
50 public 4 manner.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23
FOR RRNT-BUSIYBsS PLACES.

I'D and Sd floors OF our block. No. 95 Canal-st
- for rent. Good for light manufacturing.
Just the place 10 start some small enterprise.
Call there. Joseph II. Martin. 20
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

RAutLfFF6HoL1. general Harfhoae- fnsn.
II ann south Division 81 sinrf 81 ~ nas =
rt.rraarf ~ 81 reason ab.f rates Htfsfa4 aat
moving promptly attended fa by ffif Hf
81. e.. Fan
ANYONE desiring TARA fnra moved and
\ stored vfII rerfIFf Iihers' in1 a-effnf s ~
railing 81 i ~ WaseF'a l south lfFis.hE 81
A specially Is Iosae oi ffhlHk ts1frs ana
chairs I.r dances AatHe ha.Is fit
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

: 7
INANTED-At once. dining room girls, .
W chamber maids. q shNashers cooks
l0 girls for general housew0rk. Ladies PaF.OI
room 81. III - N0nrOe-st. ab
MAN tED-Competent girl for general house
W work. Apply al y haasOm-st -,
lNANIED-A competent. reliable girl for
w general housrH Ork. Cal IN the fOFenoOu
immed lately al 81 North frOnt-st "
NANIED-Girl 20 do general h0useork E
w must be good cook; steady place aud
good pay Tor the right person. Is Nj.
NcruOn-st. N
NANIED-A competent girl for general
w homework. az l6j North LaIayette-st
Mrs. A. 3. NykeS. ~
WANIED-A comp tent gTl for general
W hCusewOrk. Apply at rs Washington
OF
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

\tANTED-A lady and gentleman OF good ap-
w pearance aud address 10 sell frst-class
line OF holiday Wooks; call early. ". l.. Har-
rls & Co, 81 Porter block, DiyislOn-st.. Ga
trance. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

EOR SALE-A Furniture stock; centrally To-
Gated; splendid buslness;a frst-class bar
gain 10 the right party. Address Jones. box
8 care Telegram Herald. 5l1tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23
SITUATIONS wAETRD-FEMALE.

ED-SITUATION-A refined Chris
W tian lady desires position as managing
housekeeper hrst-class references given. Ad-
dress L, box I, Telegram II erald. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

nOGS FOR SALE-Gorden Settlers. trained or
Hounds and scotch Terriers also dogs trained
and boarded at Valley City Kennels. Address
p. O'Riley. box 81. Crosby. Kent county. Mich:
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

If 70 be- true, a. reported, that the
Prince Of Wales IS 80 afflicted with
Brght's disease that he may not sur
vive tor year, the British throne IS in
rather precarious condition. The
Queen, lt 3 said, a overcome with
melancholy and her age makes her
prospects Tor life very uncertain. II
would not be worry strange II the rapid
succession which was seen ia Germany
should be repeated IN England. The
eldest son of the Princeo of Wales Is even
younger than the present Emperor OF
Germany. The civilized world vii.
watch the English throne with muct
interest for some time 20 come. The
wise step for that nation to take would
be 10 throw OF the forms of royalty
and become a free republic. But
Englishmen are too conservative for
that. They Will retain the name Of
royalty. while they gradually do away
with the power Of the throne.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23
OFFICIAL PAPER OR The CITY.
PKEcAEIors THRONE.

eaAND RAPIDS. WEDNESDAY. ocI. u
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

AsQk SALE-Io clase a. estate ~ 70 81 -it So
1asl ta sale Ne. 81 l-aAsA 81 > A--fsetA
haasf Nstn closets AID sNpo.&f4s 70 tAas-s =.
afrh llfse barn a loaI front alsa fasA4l ~
sarh and adfalUlez 81 ieVl 'front.'. vii So
lee aeslrr g. So ms avalAfelt. san =
h a.ler executor. u h blase-si- E.ti
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23
AGENTS WANTED.

GENTS wanted 10 sell the new Peeleri sells
Il quickly. good money IA IL; everybody
buys them. Harrison. Michigan House. Grand
Rapids. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

W ladies preferred. 10 sell "Ritchie's Uni
versal Silver Polish" IL is not silver
soap" paste" or powder" but chemically
people who have silver ware and a good seller
For terms and particulars address G. r.
Richie. jeweler and manufacturer. Hopkins
Station. Mich. l81f
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

E0R SALE cent and 10 cent postage
stamps for sale at thissofiiee at q discount
or Will exchange for cent stamps.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

WANTED-PoSitiOn as stenographer aud
w typewriter or will take Office work;
best OF references. Address Miss B.. Carrier
-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23
FOR SkLE-MISCELLANBOUS

ROLLER for sale. 81 or IS Horsepower. 534inch
ID fues, with steam dome 36X5 inches:
boiler nearly new. Joseph ii. Martin. IS
Cana-St. 2g9
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

kNANTED-Competent girl for general house
W work. Apply al - haasom-st. -,
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


kip WAITED AALB.
4 GOOD lQMP ETENI serant ..r.. Wis caa
1 t8 eaek.a - sla erner4l lea.sessrk b. =
fam lg ~ -lh ne1e Or eon p~fe1f help need
Apply. Mia o.. ID Powers lE Court e. v e,t
side. IS
WANfEp-fwo cas.net makers % ~ 60
~ Araa3s2 Aicl- 4A- l4uYcrsr ala
~
WANTkD-A salesman Tor the large North
" cTU .uas ia Aiea Eau. Wisconsin ara
Minnesota "a L. Harris A Co. So Porter
hl.tk
AAAIE4l- hel-ao.e local ald travelling
W statesmen POSITIONS permanent sprfiA
inducements now fast selling spcclallr>i
dVL{ dea3 salary from start Grown Bros.
Aur>els nien, NhlcaEo ll-
ANANIkD->s4lesmen. clerks. box kcepers.
~ b@rlfnarrs. tramsGrrs shipping clerks,
farm hands once help ana eli others oui Of
employment % call and Investigate Cur ell
TREY ucW All thoroughly reliable SYSTEM 81
procuring sltaatlpns. Co-UpeFatlFe Employ
menE Nuupaly. la--s Monfos-sl., TS9ulS 81 Gnd
J. Porter b.ocA. Phone l9-s.
WANTED-MAN- take the agency Of our
W sales; size -oKlsKls inches, weight 90
lbs. retail rlec 81 other sizes ga Proportion.
rare chance 20 create = permanent business
al home These safes meet demand never
before supplied by other sale companies. as Nc
are not governed by Tie sale Pool. Alpine
sale 10. Cincinnati. y. Wed-sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

NAN 40 ovnea sleao plate nsy he hap
Il per thaa . Allk ] have hess. &nS 50
lar So lea 4 80 ief these Sto WaIal Il - thc
fApermfat ~ FroKll, SalA o Aotcti =
tl9Ck opposite >Scet uot,s-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

FOR SALE-Two heavy iron bench vises. two
IL show cases. one bath tub. poultry. netting,
and any amount OF weather strips. rubber
stamps, stencils. house numbers, etc; place
your orders now for weather strips and save
fuel. j.. J. Billiard. Pearl-St. Us
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-23

NNANTED-Two ca5.net makers 70 - 60
" Neaayso NicA- 1A. l4nFerse ais.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-08-16

ing hold of his brown hand, "is any
Thug the matter with Aunt Maryp
Tom had no mother and he loved
Aunt Mary dearly in spite of her fault =
finding.
"Yes,, replied Uncle Ezekiel, with a
cheerful air, "she's pretty bad
"What is it'" asked Tom, anxiously
"Well," replied Uncle Ezekiel, 81 don't
exactly know the name. ..of the disease,
but the symptlms is that she's dreadful
lonesome without the company of a
certing boy called Thomas Jefferson
Croft"
"You don't mean it, Uncle" cried
Tom. with an air of incredulity.
"'Mean it, She says the house is
like deaf-and.dumb asylum, and che
cant stand it nohow, so he'd to come
down after you.
Toms lips quivered, and two great
tears gathered in his eyes and glistened
on his cheeks like shining diamonds.
He threw his arms around Uncle Zek-
iels neck and gave him good hug.
"Uncle," said he, 81 never was so
happy in my lifel l thought was
nothing but bother to her. and then
dashed off behind the house, that no
one might see the tears he could not
repress. Then he sat down upon a
stone, wiped his eyes and gave up his
dark schemes of going West just as
soon as he was old enough.
They went home the next afternoon,
and wnat supper Aunt Mary had for
them. Fried chicken and hot buiscuius
-1ouble the usual quantity-Toms
favorite strawberry preserves, cookies,
jelly-cake, and crisp apple "turn-
over" laid right by Toms plate.
Thy were all very gay and happy
together, as Tom ate with undiminish-
ed appetite and related the adventures
Of the week.
Aunt Mary looked around with a
beaming face.
"Well," said she, as they sat back
from the table, "this is something like
Twin again. l should hev had dys-
pepsy myself in another week"
YES" said the young professor,
"whie there is often serious incom-
patibility between youth and maturity,
yet it must b. confessed that the pres
ence Of tae young at the festal board is
exl 'enay exhilarating."
But "that boy Tom jumped up so
hastily that his chair fell back with a
loud crack--nobody said "Don't, Tom"
and then he went around to Aunt
Mar,s chair, leaned over and softly
XII. e her faded cheek. I'm so glad to
b. at home again. he said.-Kate Vir-
gina Darling, iu Youths Companion
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-08-16

the Indians pressed his knees on Gan
zio's back and grabbed HIM by the
hair. The Indian saved his knife
around the top Of Gapzio's head, and
his description Of the sensation was the
same as the one Sanbertson had given
at the fort seven years before Ganzio
escaped the torture of the tearing
off process, for before the Indions
could finish that part Of the work
Ganzio's friends, dozen or 80 in
number, we're upon the spot, and the
Indians fed, not one shot that was
fred after them taking effect on any of
them This happened only seventy miles
fro Fort Laramie, and Ganzio was
taken there directly. The army sur
geous bound the scalp, hanging TO The
head by a small connection of flesh.
The scalp was b ,und TO its place, and
in few weeks 1t grew fast there
again, but the ngly red scar around
the top of ganzio's head, marking the
course the Indians knife had taken,
the surgeons said would always be a
conspicuous remin der to Ganzio and
his friends that he owed the possession
of the top of his head TO one second
of time, for if his friends had delayed
their arrival by that much the Scalp
and the Indian would haYe gone away
together. " y. Times.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-08-16
What the Human lutelleCt can Achieve.

We ought to be perfectly happy that
we live in ttiS glorious age of scien-
ufic thought We lieve there never
was another age in which the astrono-
mer of Harvard Observatory could
profound the following problem and
receive 50 many perfectly reaionahla
answers t. it: Suppose SAID he,
"that three snakes, each two feet in
length, shonld catch each other nv the
tip of tail, thus making circle six
feet in circnmfer nee. Suppose that
each snake should begin to swallow the
one IN front Of him. In what way
would the resultant figure after each
snake had swalo wed the one in front
of him, differ from the original circlel"
The answers have been maoy and va
rious, soma of them, we arr informed,
scattering the consideration Of the
fourth dimension of space" because
any one of the snakes would have fol-
10 we'd the two in front Of him and yet
have been swallow ell by the two back
of him, and, therefore, would be both
inside and outside of hia two fellows.
The man who lives in an age when
meu can tackle and grasp and make so
clear 20 others an idea Of this sort has
no bu iaess TO he Coiug about a'linF
of the good Old iimas, or look,us hopa.
lfil,y fol War g. anything more an
| lIeniamisF.--1he lYdshiagton Post.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-08-16
First Experience in Sleeping Car.

81 see some queer things while
knocking arornd the county," said
travelling man yesterday, "and one of
the funniest circumstances that l can
recall happened last Friday night. l
was running up the Milwaukee Road
a few hundred miles, and when | left
Sioux City my only fellow passengers
were an old man and his wife, who oc-
cupied the lower section across from
me. They had their berth made up
early and soon retired. l guess it was
the tirst time they had ever travelled in
a sleeper by the way they acted, for
they were pretty awkward about M
dressing, and | heard the old lady lee
ture her husband for not getting a
larger room. After much mutual
grumbling all was quiet, and then
came a deep snore accompanied by
one trife more subdued. L. was ev-
ident the old people were asleep, At
Manila Junction large party came in
and taxed the sleeper 10 its full capac-
ity. The porter had to remove the
baggage of the couple, which was
slowed above them, and assigned the
berth to a little inoffensive citizen
weighing about l20 pounds. He re-
moved his shoes and was climbing
into the bunk when the old lady
woke up and began screaming. This
aroused her husband and he yelled for
the porter, who came running down
the aisle. Say, there's a man just
come into our room the old gentleman
gasped out. The porter tried to ex-
plain that he wonld not annoy them,
an1 had right TO bs there. But
neither would believe this, and the old
man declared thai the porter had let
him in to rob them. He was also in
dignant to think any one should be al
lowed to sleep in the same co,ppart-
ment as his wife. and finally he aud
the cid lady cot up and dressed, aud
insisted on the porter removing the
beddi lg from the berth, 50 they could
use the seats. | peeped through the
curtains and saw them both sitting
there nodding, but every few minutes
they would suddenly remember and sit
bolt upright, l pitied the poor, de,
luded couple, and really the situation
was not lacking in pathos, for they
were thoroughly in earnest, When !
got off the train early next morning
they we've still sitting there, but both
were sound asleep, the old gentleman
with his arms around his wife's waist
and her head pjlloUed on his should
er'-IHe Chicago Herald