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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-23

1t was reported to the police authori.
ties yesterday that Thomas Thomas, a
well:known mailer living over at Etna.
vile, had been unaccountably missing
from home since last Friday, and his
friends are very uneasy about him, fear
ing that he has met with IN accident or
has been foully dealt with. Mr., Thomas
Is about 5 feet II inches tall, has a light
complexion, dark hair and eyes, and
walks very erect. Information Of him
will be received for his friends by George
bordeaux, Of this city. IN
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The CommIttes on A.rcounts.

The Council Committee on Accounts,
after having been called TO meet on three
different occasions and failing to get a
quorum each time, finally managed to
get together in sufficient numbers last
evening to transact business. Theb books
OF the City Clerk and Receiver were
gone over and checked up, and it was
resolved TO advertise for bids for com,
piling the city ordinances. Bids for
printing tho ordinances have already
been obtained,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-23

Yesterday afternoon while Louis
sChwSrtg, a carpenter In the employ Of
Paige, Carey 4 Co., tho Wheeling 4
Harrisburg tunnel contractors, was
trimming up tinbers for the tunnel sup.
ports, the adEe slipped and struck him
on The left ankle, cutting q deep cash
four inches long, reaching In, some
places clear 10 the bone, II took twenty
stitches 10 sew up tho wound, and
Schwartz will be laid up for good
rhiln
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We will have the finest line Of Blcy.
Giles and TriCyCles ever brought TO this
market. Mr., Rose . In tho East making
selections, We will open q full assert.
menL about The 26th. Don't fall 10 ex'
"'u''O WV Epw. l.. Ross 4 Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-23

Is natures own true laxative. 1t is til,
most easily taken, and the most elIectiv,
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or Costive; to dispel head
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitua
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California FIJI
Syrup Company. For sale In 10 cent
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company
Anton 2, Hess, R. B. Burt and o. Men
kemeller,
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A Rattle ON tho street.

There was little ''scrapping match
on Market street where the work OF re-
laying the street car track Is In progress
yesterday afternoon about 8 o'clock,
Contractor Gore and an employe had q
dispute about wages, and finally Mr.,
Gore paid the man what be claimed, re-
marking as he did so, "You never
earned II; you Just as good as steal it,
The man retorted holly, and Gore struck
him. He struck back, bringing the
claret freely, and then skipped up street
while Gore went to wash the blood Of.
The affair was seen by a crowd, and
caused intense excitement.
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Council will meet In semi.monthly
session tonight. The principal business
that will engage the attention OF the
body will DO the granting Of saloon Il.
censes, for which there will be over one
hundred applicants. Mayor Seabright
is anxious TO dispose OF the saloons as
rapidly as possible, and requests that
every Councilman be present so that
work can commence promptly at 1886
o'clock. He also wants al saloonists
and their bondsmen to be present in per.
son for the reason that he Is tired OIL
having to be annoyed by taking the &C.
acknowledgements OF persons who do not
choose to attend this meeting. II they
are not present tonight they will have
To take their chances In hunting him
up.
In addition to granting licenses the
election OF weiehers for the several city
scales will probably take place, the terms
Of the present incumbents having ex'
nirp1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-23

Ike Frye, a well known lightweight
pugilist who has been In the south
lately, and Is now visiting friends at
Moundsyille, called at the lsTELLlaES.
meet any puglist now in the city whose
weight Is hot over 1870 pounds, for $3.50
a side. He prefers White, known a.
"swipeG, the NewSboy," who is under.
stood to be here now. He will DO at
Moundsville till May /, and an answer
in the INTELLroENCEU will receive his
nItanIinn
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,,o. WANsANAKER ( DRoWN,
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Major R. @. Catch, who has beer
making his headquarters here for somt
months, was recently summoned to hil
home in Covington, KY, by q telegram
saying his house had been robbed
When he reached his home he found
the folks all out. He set his vallse Ii
the hall and went out to call on somt
friends. When he returned In shor
time, thieves had again been In the
house, and among other things stoler
was bis valise. II Is understood tha
Major Catch is now certifying his dom
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-23
A Local steamboat Suit Settled.

Judge Acheson, Of Pittsburgh, on Sat
urday handed down an opinion in the
case Of 7. NJ. jenkins & Co., against the
steamers Barnard and James Gilmore,
The suit was for damage to a fleet Of
towboats, caused by the Barnard ground
ing her tow on u bar at Wheeling Island,
the James Gilmore afterward running
into the tow. Judge Acheson decided
that the accident was due TO bad man
agement OF the Barnard, also holding
tie James Gilmore culpable. The
amount claimed was S779 90. The
James Gilmore was ordered to pay $50
and one.iourth OF the cost OF the suit,
and the Barnard TO pay the balance.
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LEN BARRETT ACQUITTED,
The Business In Judge Paulpa Court ut
Yesterdays Session.

The Business In Judge Paulpa Court NJ
Yesterdays Session.
The case Of Lem Barrett, indicted FOL
the robbery Of R, ], Mansfield, on the
Island on the morning Of March %, was
tried in Judge Paull's side OF the Circuit
Court yesterday. The evidence con-
sumed the whole day, and the case was
given to the Jury without argument,
The only evidence pointing directly to
Barrett's guilt was that OF Mansfield
himself, who said he recognized Barrett
as one OF the robbers, although both
wore masks. The other evidence rather
favored hiscause. The jury was only
out a short time, and returned verdict
OF not guilty, which was expected by
most OF those who had listened to the
testimony. Col. Robert White assisted
Prosecuting Attorney Howard In the
prosecution and Capt. Dovener man.
aged the defense.
II was developed in the evidence that
Mansfield had showed a big roll Of bills
in schwalb's saloon Sunday night, March
"A, and said that was the receipts OF his
Sunday trade.
In the case OF Joseph F. PAUL vs.. Ca.
leb SyIyis and James Rlne, the evidence
was submitted to the court without a
Jury, and verdict rendered for the
plaintiff aud damages fixed at $l73.
Ida Walton plead guilty 10 the in
dictments for keeping a house OF III fame
and selling beer without a license. On
the first charge she was fined $50 and
costs and given five days in Jail, and on
the second was fined $40 and costs,
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u. s. nnrnhnl ,YhIte oualllIos,

The newly appointed U. S. Marshal,
II. S. White, yesterday took the oath Of
Office in open court az Parkersburg, and
filed his bond. He then came up 70 the
city, and was besieged for tho rest Of the
day by wouldsbe deputies or their
friends. He said last night he had not
yet made any dISmiSSals or appoint
ments. He leaves for home this morn
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A SHOPPING INCIDENT.
AN ACCIDENT THAT BEFEL A LADY ON
BROADWAY, AND THE LESSON IT
TEACHES EVERY NAN AND WOMAN,

A we'll known lady who lives In Harlem, was
thoppInE on firoadWuy one day recently when
small Insect Dew into her mouth. She instantly
couRhed aud 70 expelled II. but not until the
poisonous creature had klung the surface Of her
throat. The poor lRhyll throat began 70 swell
aud Il required the skin Of several phyhicllp9 70
save her life. The same thing thai occurred 70
this lady Il occurring every Minute 70 most PEG.
pie, Hundreds Of poisonous insects called
hgerms' are being drawn into the body with
every breath. These small creatures Rt once be-
Rln 10 live upon the body and caule what 10
Known ~ disease They must be driven out
How much better II II though 10 kill these
poisonous germs ~ soon as they come. And
yet there IA only one thug will do this aud that
Is pure whltkey, Prof. Austin Flint, Of Bellevue
College, says; THE IudlciOuN use ot alcoholic
Stimplants u one OF the striking chREacteFlktleA
Of progress In the practice OF Medicine during
the last half century" Prof. Henri. Mott Ph:
d Y. O, g., says; "by most careful analysis
have found Dddy'A Pure Malt WhiGkOy Tree from
authorizations or foreign substances, and " de-
serves 70 meet with great SuccetS.n The well
known DF, X. W. Hutchinson, Of New York,
says ~ highly recommend Dufy's Pure Malt
WhiGkey aud pIesGFibO II extensively IN my
pTaClIce,h Rev. B. Mills, OF Princeton, Iowa,
says; "IhAYe used Dues Pure Malt WhhkeY
With great benefit 70 myWlle, who 4 CONFIRMED
invalid, know Jrom experience Il y pure
and most valuable medicine, lam also using
II In the case Of my sop who Is Threatened Nlln
consumption ! Rm Presbyterian clergyman
aud doctor Of divinity but AN not Rinid q
recommend DItfy's Malt WhlEkey rs the puresl
aud most eiiirlenI touip that know Of, and my
experience n large one" Rp0Tu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-23

II was semi.officially stated yesterday
that the race for which Clara Bell issued
a challenge through yesterdays INTEL
LlGENcER TO the winner Of last weeks
female pedestrian contest, would not be
made, owing To the fact that the Capitol
rink 70 10 be torn down by May !, and
no suitable place Is left In the city TO
hold such an event,
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Ice CREAM Social at First Baptis
Church tonight, Admission free.


"Nuteul-h boAukos
NJ. J.. ". Farsi, 9lOi Main Sired, lPhteliap
NtA Va.
DgAg SiR-The season is upon us and
we are ready for a deluge Of orders. Lei
them come. The Spring line now Ia
our hands, backed by our practically OK.
hauStless resources for meeting every
demand, should enable you 70 adapt
yourself to the tastes and poCketbookI
Of All--irom the man who wears the
most elegant tailor.made clothing down
To the little man Of four years, who re.
guireB q trustworthy suit for Sunday"
You can without the slightest helltapcy,
recommend any and every sample ID
the outfit as thoroughly reliable, and
the prices given YOU are the same "a
charged In Oak Hall, Philadelphia,
Wishing YOU success, aud looking iof
orders 10 rapid succession, we remain.
YoltS very truly,
.... WANAMARER h BRoWN,
phllddfiphi1. IbFit 49, 1850,
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An Elegant Substitute

For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds Of bit.
ter, nauseous medicines, Is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. Recommended by leading physi.
clans. Manufactured only by the Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup Company. For sale in
80 cents and 81 hotties by Logan Drug
Company, Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt
and c, Mankemeller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-23

]. H. KIRK, the art dealer, at 1905
Main street, has made move in the
right direction, having fitted up a dark
room for amateur Photographers, 10
whom he gtvea q cordial Invitation 10
make free use Of this room, as they will
find 1t q great convenience.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-23

Mr.. A, BreSlauor, Ladies' Hair Dresser,
formerly with l.. swlbacker), lntend1
opening Ladies' Hair parlor In the
latest Eastern style shortly. Can be
found az No. 100 Main street until
further notice, and will DO pleased 70
serve the ladies "a heretofore. Special
arrangements can be made for Bang Cut.
Ting, Hair Dressing, &C., by applying In
person or by mail. Respectfully,
A, BRHSLAURR,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-23

Cardinal Gibbons, with q party Q
clergy and laity, will start from Baltl
more May for New Orleans, where o.
the following Sunday the Cardinal vii
confer the palllum on Archbishop ans
sens, OF New Orleans. Among the clergy
who will accompany the Cardinal vii
be Right Rev. Bishop Kahn, OF this city
who will assist in the impressive Cere
monies OF the occasion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-23

Clark Hook yesterday admitted tC
record two deeds Of trust and the follow
iDR transfers Of real estatei
Deed made April u by Charles Klein
and vito and l., +, Siiel 10 John Hede.
Ger, In consideration Of 500, for lot "
IN Klein 4 Stiiel'B addition.
Deed made April II by Mrs. Emma
Hubbard and others 10 Carrie u, Mylesl
In confederation Of $500, for one acre OIL
ground on Edglngtoh's lane.
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Che Sntelltoerlter.
Office Nos. IS and " Fourteenth Street.
Now Adysrti.emsn.s.

wantCd-salGSmen or salesladles.
Waated-A Situation az Nurse or GovefneSS.
For Sale Cheap-Engine and Boiler.
Lawn MoWerS-GCO. W. JOhnson's Sons.
JCwett'B Reirlgerators--NCsbitt& Bro.
stocks For SalG-l. Irwin.
Wheeling Council No. !, |. o. U. A. N.
Decorated Dinner Ware-Ewing Bros.
Important EOtlce-GeO. !. Garrison, n. D.
BaSe Ball supplIeS-Stanton & Davenport.
Sealed Proposals for powders.
BOaFding-Table Board.
For sale-OhoiCe building Lots on Wheeling
Island.
For Northumberland Andes.
Wedding Giils-I. q. Dillon & Co.
1ce-CrImbacker 4 TeasdAle.
u.s.. Rhodes Il CO,-CuftRlnS.
Prepare 10 be PleaSed-Ai6enI 4 Co.-Fourtt
fs;hopplup lncldent-Fourth maze,
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Ye.lerdN,l. A..oelntlon onm q.

AT Cincinnati Cincinnati 10; Kansas
City |. Hits 0 and 8. Errors 0. and Q.
At Baltimore-Baltlmore 0; Brooklyn
4. Hits l2 and .. Errors 8 and 8.
AT LouisvillO-st. Louis 10; Louisville
0. Hits, 10 and 0. Errors, 8 and G.
At philadslphla--Athletic ID Column
bus 4, Hits, IL and 10. Errors, 8 and 0,
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weather Indications

WARRINGTON, D. O, April 22.-For
West Virginia, fair and warmer weather,
southerly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair wealth
or, followed BY light ralnsi warmer
southerly winds.
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In delicate health and ali who suffer
from hAbltual constipation, dyspepsia,
billousness or piles, should ny the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates, Sold
II 30 cont bottles by y, II, GoOtEe, w,
", Irwin, John 1.aughllu. Logan Drug
Company aud Goodwin 4 Cos whole
BAlh hRhhIh.
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lialier Yet.

For 81 so you can get one dozen fine
Satin. finish Cabinet Photographs and
one extra In a fine gilt frame Sxl0 size,
al plummer's, 1888 Main street, Wheel.
Ing, Delays are dangerous. Come one
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-23

Elegant Wedding presents, new dc.
signs in silverware, dxidlSe Novelties,
Bronze Ornaments and Figures, Parlol
Clocks In Onyx, marble, metal and wood
cases. Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry,
W. ]. LvKENs,
Telephone 2l6. o.1O63 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-23

Is a combination Of the active properties
oil dates, fgs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered 1t i'm.
msnsely popular. 1t cures habitual con.
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in 80 cent
bottles by 9. r, Goethe, W. W. Irwin
W. Z. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan 4 Go. and Goodwin & Co., whole
sale agents.
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il..is. AIIil. ilnn,l iInn,n.

Have this day opened the BurlOy Mills
Road House, four miles from Bridgeport,
Ohio, oil National Pike. Imported and
Dotfestic Wines, Beer aud Al0 Of leading
varieties, Meals furnished 70 guests
when ordered. Tho public solicited 10
give lis a call.
JRRRy CLEMENS, Proprietor
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SPRING AND SUMMER,

We are In receipt Of all the newest
Novelties In WOOlenS for mems wear;
consisting Of Sultlngs, PantalOOnlngs
and OvercOatlngS, which We are pre-:
pared TO make up In the best style and
Ii Ut reasonable prices.
SpCclaltiCs-FGnCy Flannel Shirts Of
so cents and upwards, and OTersizes 80
O0u' anu ~ n''A 9. HESS 8 SONS,
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Edward L, Rose, Of Edw. l.. Rose 4
Co, has gone East 10 buy full line Of
the very latest Bicycles and TfiCyCles,
u you desire the finest and newest walt
his return,
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We have enlarged and reftted our
salesroom, IS Twelfth street, and now
have the finest storeroom In West Yir.
glnia. viii open about the 25th Of April
with q full line Of Bicycles and Tricycles
In connection with our complete stock Of
Type Writers and Sewing Machines.
We cordially invite all to call ami see us.
Trlf6s EDW, L. ROSE 4 Go.
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G. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 & 1898 Market Street,

WE have Just received o hall gross Of
tho newest and finest Fountain Pens
ever put on tho market. Every pen
warranted, JACOB w. GRUBB.
JeWeler and OptlCian.
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CoNcRRr, Book beer and CLAN Chow.
dor Lunch al 1.-THE Garden tonight,
Come and zoe mic, FRANK HEALY,
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For good and reliable handmade Har.
ness 60 to John H. Hall, No. 1883 Main
street, He makes no machine work.
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Down They 90.

IcE CREAM Social at First Baptist
Church tonight Admission free.
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CLAN CnowDEn LUNCH at 1.-THE Gar.
den" tonight.
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AMAGNIFICENT Base Ball Outilt, OF
the famous "Plgs In tho Clover" Puzzle,
given away with every Child's or BOy't
Suit at NJ. GUTMAN & CO.'S.
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The thermometer at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
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CARPETS and Buggies at cost, at ]. W.
FerrePs, No. 2lOl Main street.
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CoNcERr, Book Beer aud Clam Chow
der Lunch at "ThO Garden" tonight
Come and see me, Frank HRALY.
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CLAN CnowDSR Lunch at 'The Gaf.
den" tonight
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CLAN onowDEa LUNCH at 1.-THE Gar.
den" tonight.
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WHEAT rs

1s.GooD sells dry goods the cheapest.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-06-07

Star; There was very superior article
Of tobacco raised at Tanaue Verde last
year. L. Zeckendorf & Co., purchased
two tons of the product which they manu-
factured and put up in packages for smok'
ing. The brand Of this tobacco has be-
come very popular This year the pro
duct will reach ten tons, all Of which has
been purchased by Messrs. Zeckendorf &
Co. who have established factory for it'
manufacture.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-06-07
Cancer

ls form Of Blood poison which is not IN
derstood by the medical profession as to
irs real nature and character, bat it is ev-
,denily hereditary in its nature 1t may
accidentally develop itself without any
predisposiion or evidence of such existing
p, ison. The knife or caustic salves have
heretofore been the so-called remedies for
II, bnt all honest practitioners will tell you
that this treatment fails to cure, aad only
hastens fatal results. Thousands Of cases
of epithelioma (-kin) cancers aud great
many cases Of scirrhus cancers have been
rntieeiy cured by the use Of swift's spe-
ci6c. 1t forces the poison out through the
cancer itself, and through the pores oi
the skin.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-06-07

saved ms life, and I'd been ice IN an hour
more il be had'nt got me. l got acquain-
tod with him next day and fonnd. him just
what he seemed, a tall gsunt rough, bad
man. But he turned Jack FOR me that
time. aud about year later was able to
straighten the account.
II was campsd-en the upper Red river,
about thirty miles back from Ration. On
one afternoon ascoHiinR out Of a little
cshoa -into the Calieuhe whoa noticed
man OF about 6nfty rods. i backed
cut Of sight 10 take look at hun. il
amt considered good taste ia ,he mountain
to ride right out Onto perfect stEanger,
an people are superstitious about doin IT,
II brings bad luck lots Of times. I watch
ID tins man a few minutes. He waa afooL
whish sssmed quesr.and limped along like
be was burt. After ptuddyin' him little
| rode outan' whoorad at him for to hold
up. When gets to biH,, who should it
be but Langston. Than afoot an bull
let in his side. Then be up aud tells me
about it.
+" 70 make II short was this away.
ne says. 4 vas deslin monte; Us usual,
down to Wagon Mound. A Mexican
who'd lost ahseaGred or so puts $50 on The
horse an loses. Then he grabbed the
stakes of the table an | Jest whaek
ed him over the head with my gun for to
drop EN-, He gets knife out aud had
to shoot He was buried next day and
his people offered $1,000 for my scalp. |
bud "a squeak fer it, but got out and come
ever about six miles from here on the Yer
mejo. Yesterday when a'ftilow named Hill
ans | was coming from the store down
! TO the house about dozen smbushed Mex
cans comes bolhn' out Of dry arroyo and
begins to shoot. They killed my boss
the frat bump, but lit on my feet and
/ Hill an turned loose. We managed to
git Pocler and Juan Somero, the two
leaders, an creased Dntch Mexican
named Shaiier so I'll know him il we ever
meet ! got plugged in the side myself,
hat It doa', smountto much, don't know
where Hill did 20, after the Mexicans scat
tered got TO corral and ropcd me 9
moss, an, after fussin a half hour, Sot
my saddle onto him an started. He wal
feelin good'n ugly aud yeslerdayi bacl
down the canyon he bucked me off aud
that's the last Of him. staid all nigh
where stuck and here am pretty neai
done "...
! "0f course put Langslon on my hors'
and we went over to my camp. We fxeC
up his side--it wasn't hurt much nohow-
and the next day gave him one OF NJ.
hosses called old Tom, as | knew woul'
come baes from apy distance, and Sci
started for Trxas. guess he made tn
trip albright, for the old hoss CAME int
camp aboutthree months later lookin q
if his mind was At perfect peace.
Eight MeSicans was in my camu tw
days after Langstou left lookin for him
1 but Of course hadn't seen him. wa
really kind o sorry they didn 3 get aroun'
while he was thar. If lhcy bad we'd bav
fatigued them some.
mo, | never seed Langston no more
Well, son. what was that profound re
mark ascrbed in history to the goyeruo
Of North Carolina and addressed to tn
governor of the south state? It's the las
call IN dance house quadrile:
IAN promenade to the bar