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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-17

w. n. Gels IL . deliver among ante
dlluvlan things. The latest AcquIsI-
ton 10 his list Of eurioslties 10 q 20
year old coffee-mIll.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-17

"Hackmetaek." . lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price . and so
cents. For sale by 8. P. Hughes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-17

Take care Of all visitors TO SalIna.
Some Of them may be angels In dis
Rulae.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-17

One Of the most important enter
prises In Paris IL the Compressed
Air Company, which distributes
power throughout the city. II
began with o pneumatic clock
system about 1870. This business
grew until there are now about
eight thousand pneumatic clocks,
public and private, driven from =
station about four miles east of the
Madeleine. The company dlstrib-
utss power for any purpose. There
are about go motors, varying in
power from One-eight horsepower
10 my horsepower, for all sorts Of
purposes, all driven from the central
ssatlou. The system used Is that Of
Victor PoPp, and Il is being extern
ded with great rApIdity. IL ~ this
method Of transmitting power that
will probably be used by the salina
street railway company.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-17

Mr.. T. J. Going, father OF the hust-
ling insurance man, J. w. Going, OF
Sallna, has been visiting his son
aud his friends here for some days.
Mr.. c., has been . resident Of
Kansas City for some time. He IL
known to the people here, having
been sheriff Of the county for two
terms. His hair has turned very
gray, but he displays much virilIty
and IL ~ full Of business as ever.
The JOURNAL wishes him many
years OF activity and good health.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-17

District court IL In session with a
full docket.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-17

A young calf about . week OF 10
days ago. Owner can have same BY
calling 81 my farm slx miller esst of
Saiins and proving property and
paying fof this notice.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-17

The lateral sewers are about CON-
pleted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-17

Register before Friday Of next
week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-17
The Journal.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER, u 1889.
CITY AND COUNTY.

Hhe WRs q maid Of high degree,
And quite severely proper,
Each man she met, 70 proud Was she,
Would love, despair, then drop her.
But there remained without demuT.
When all the rpSt forsook her,
An amateur photographer,
And anaily he took her.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-17

IL II Receiver Banks now.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
GencrnI NeM%

ISDicArroSs for Tennessee, fair, warmer
Houtherly winds.
TmE river here Is i6.i ON the guagc, a rise
OF 2-i0 since last report
LIE Liners Friday-Rosa Lee, 0sceola;
Coahoma, Friars Point.
TnE Guiding Star passed Grccnyillc, Miss,
nt 4 o'clock pm. yesterday.
THE Onward sunk barge OF coal In the
louisville Canal yesterday.
TnE City Of ST. Louis will pass up from
New Orleans today for St. Louis
TE Guiding star will arrive from New
Orleans and leave for Cincinnati today.
TnE Dcsoto, NJ. NJ. Deem, master, left
Evansville for Memphis, Monday evening
Tnr L. T.. schcnck, J. L. Carter, master
left Evansville for New Orleans, Monday
evening
Tm Anchor Liners on Friday will be III,
City Of Cairo for Natchez and the Arkansa'
City for 81 Louis.
TnE Oakland left New Orleans Saturday
for St Louis with seven bargcs and the Port
Eads left on Monday for 81 Louis.
Tnr Coahoma leaves for Friars Point, the
Rosa Ice for OsccOla aud the Chicknsaw for
white River at 8 O'Clock this evening.
TnE Mississippi River will rise between 81
louis and Vicksburg. Tho Arkansas vii
rise. aud the Tennessee and Cumberland vii
fall.
Carr. s. VI. JOHNSON passed through Nom
phis by mil yesterday 10 Carrollton, Ind.
having made his i3ist ilalboat trip 70 New
Orleans.
TnE Granite State was tied up for a few
hour at Paduoah by q negro roastcr who IN
stitutod proceedings for wages. but the OH
cers settled the matter and the boat was re
leased.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
wbat Maae Her Beau,,ml.

A gentleman who has come TO Mem
phis to see the races was on Main street
last evening, and, while standing admiring
the beautiful girls who passed along, he
was attracted by one whose neatness,
beauty and movements were very striking.
Her teeth were rs white as pearl, eyes
sparkled like diamonds. and the healthy
color in her checks would cause crimson
rose TO blush with envy. Turning 10 a
gentleman he asked: 'Do you know that
little beauty"
Eyes" said the gent. "she works in sol
coleman's largo koko-tulu factory, and by
chewing koko-tulu constantly her diges-
ton Is perfect, which makes her healthy
and keeps her teeth white and breath
sweet" lie went and purchased box.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24

Mary Houston will pass up tonight at 10
o'clock. The United States steamer Golden
Rod is here for the night, continuing her
changes on her up trip between this port
and Paducah: Aida Point, 800 yards lower
down; discontinued light at Wallace Ferry,
foot of Big Hurricane Island; established
new light at Jacks Point on opposite llli-
nois side; upper light at Browns Point dis
continued put in new light Just below
Carrsville, Kentucky side; put new light In
Shawneetown Bend, Kentuck side, at head
of Cincinnati bar; established lower light I'm
Cypress Bend, Indiana side.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Ind, April 23-Tho Joe u.
Williams and Boaz with Eminonce coal tows
passed South this morning In great shape.
The q. r. schcnck left for New Orleans at .
o'clock this morning with n fine freight list,
adding here thirty-hye tons and dropped into
tho lower bends for 900 sacks ol corn.
Usual packet port list including the w. n.
Ncsbit Tor Florence, all having trlho better
showing Of traffic. The Granite State, with
a fair trip Of freight and n few people, passed
up nc noon today. She added n small lot OF
snndrics, several passengers here and
also ut Newburgh. The Iron sides
with omptios at 2 O'Clock this afternoon. Tho
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
ordnr of Publication.

No 7W1 n Din the Chancrg Court 81 shelby
county. Tenn.-American Cotton Oh Go. Va W.
r. Chapman.
ii appearing from the answcf and cross hlll Of DC.
fuudanL nlcd IN above Gauss aud when MsNofu
~. that the doicLdaut American cotton ull tpn'
pauy Il nou resident % The Stale 81 tennessee,
and resident oi the state oi Ohio.
u "a therefore urdund that u make - appear
anco h0rpiu AZ the Courhuuae 81 shelby county. N
tho City OF Memphis. nov Taxing District OF thef
by county, Tenn on the nnt Monday ~ June,
las and plead answer or drmuf 10 cumplainattf
oross hlll or the same will D. taken Dor confessed
a. to Il aud not for hearing rN ptfic, and thht
copy OF this oricr b. published once week iVf
four successive weeks N the Memphis Appeal
This ath day II April. lisa
A True Copy-Attcst
T. IA MOHENRY, Clcfk aud Master
ny 7. n Caldwell u. &. a NJ.
Cent 4 Patterson, Solicitors for Cfos. Comp ain
ant lelrLtl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24

CAIRO. H., April 23--rho Chas. Brown
returns 20 81. Louis with coal. The Iron
Age brought out eight bargcs and took three
20 81. Louis. The Iron Duke arrived up
this afternoon and goes 10 Ohio. The Emma
Tthcridgc went 90 Plum Point with a tow
OF rock. The n. NJ Hoxic Is due out with
three harecs and will add three here, one 81
which 4 receiving 800 tons here. River p
feet 0 inches, a rise Of inches In the past
81 houra
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24

tpo0IlI UI1TlIlH " IHV "FV'HI'
CNcfxNArf o., April 25.-Ilycr falling
with Is feet Of water on the marks nj o
O'clock pm Weather clear and pleasant
business dull The Bonanza. after one trip
en- the Pittsburg trade, goes back 10 her old
trade, relieving the Louis A. sherloy In the
Portsmouth trade, the sherlcy going through
90 Pittsbug. The Onward sunk barge Of
coal IN the Louisville canal today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
PARIS EXPOSITION.
THROUGH TICKETS TO PARIS
VIA LIVERPOOL.
West India aud Pacific steamship Company's
Mail steamers.

Tho Steamers Of this tho only regular line sall.
iug from the south 20 Liverpool are very popular
With paucngcri ana the route they iafo being Ices
liable Ia bad weather than that ~ the New York
steamers make the trip thofoughly enjoyable.
The following Steamers nfu expected w leave here
fLOHiDiAN, ~ sail about May ~
BERNARD HALL, 10 sail about May 20
ANDEAN, 10 aail about May ~
DAHiIN, 20 sail about June
TiNAN, ~ sail about June ..
MM, CLiff, 10 aail about June p.
JAMAICAN. 10 sail about June ~.
saloon iafc-iicuCc ~ Liverpool, 500 through
10 Paris Via Calais OF Dover fmt class fail, etc,
$40 or third.class rail. $40.
Return TickcD-Ncw Orleans 10 Liverpool and
return, e2l0 New orleans to Paris aud futurn
frtclass All the way, t1j0 ChlldUn aud servant
nj reduction.
For further particulars A. 70 ircighi and passage
apply 70 N. J. SANDERS,
20 Camndolct Street. New orleans
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
Summer or winter Cholera.

MAGURE's BESSR PIANIST. LOUIS.
For forty-fve years. Iniallible specific
for diarrhea, dysentery, cholera morbus,
flux, children teething; and II taken in
time q sure preventative OF Asiatic cholera.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
Boats Leaving
Movements No the I.evee.

Arrivals -Coahomn, Friars Point; Rosa
Lee, Osceola Ruth. New Madrid.
Observation-Disclosures State, Cincinnati;
Joe Peters. Ark ansas River Ruth, New
Memphis. 81. Louis; 0ayoso, Old River.
Boats in Chickasaw, Coahoma Rosa
Lee.
Boats Due Down-John +. Walton and
coal tow, Smoky City and tow. Up-City
Of 81. Louis, Guiding Star.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
AZ GreenviiIe.

GnrENyrLLr, Miss. April 23.--The John
A. Wood and tow passed down At o'clock
pm. The Guiding Star, for Cincinnati, at
O'clock pm. The Thomas Sherlock, for New
Orleans, l. duo at o'clock pm. River n
fept ana rising Weather fair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
Chancery Sale
OBJ
II e A l. r. S T A r e.

No. as2l R.--Chanecry Court Of shelby County
J. N. Wallace Va W. r. Ovenlaw Il nj.
Hyvirue Of an intcflocuiory dccrco for saio en-.
tcred In the above eausu on the gid day oi Dcccm.
hgr lssl. and rynowed tht 4 day 81 April, lss9
lM. D ~ pare si!l, will sell, At public auction
10 the highest bidder In irpnt Of the Clerk and Mas
icrs once the Main street chiranoo oi The court
house 81 shelby County, Memphis Tennessee on
saturday.
Tire aTth day OF April. 1850,
within legal hour, tho following described prof-
cfiy, situated In the Taxing District Of shelby
ooftaln tract oi Land situated lying and being
IN the County " shelby aud state u 1cnnc~ec,
on L0osa iiatrhlo liver, being part oi The Talbot
grant aud hclng n subdivision made BY the Nem-
phis a liopencld Roai EslAin stock Association.
aud designated as 40 hcfu traCt bounded ~ fol.
lows Beginning ~ the northeast corner OF a ioi
O7.iU0 acrr tract u being stake on the bank Of aid
river thence west along aud With the north bound.
nfY oi said 100 Oi.i0o Rcfu tract tNcuty ono (lO
chains and twcniy.ihfco llD LINKS 10 stake which
stands north o. west seven and one half 40 feet
form an ash marked w" ltbolng the ouihcast cor
ncf Of the 100 nrfc Tract sold ~ Wan. Clark thence
north With aid tlafks east boundary line forty
seven go chains 10 u stake thence cast thlrtyisx
ttl chains aud thirty seven lgll links 10 Stale on
Lolsa iiatchie mycr thence south 81 degrcs
west with the mcander. o. said river hiicen (lsl
chains aud ten iiOl LINK. thcncu south ~ wet
twelve az chaius thence south ~ wet thirirCn
90 chaius aud nfy w llnks 10 tho beginning
Also lots II ~ % aud y u The Waldran subii.
vision each hHylng a front u diiy cor fcct on the
east line OF NHldfan avenue aud extending east
wnfd between parallel iluos three hundred aud Que
la1D fect ~ the west line Of the Mhoon Property
Tho south line Of o - 4 $50 feet % lnt , 4 100
sect ~ lut NJ IL $50 feet aud 81 lot - Il Leo icct
north oi north line ul Poplar street
Terms ~ Enlo-ouO. third cash, balance on
credit oi aud ~ months note bearing Interest
with security ryquifcd. lien Utiincd fcdcmptlon
bFucL
This ON day oi April issa
a. ~ MciiENRY. G. 4 ~
Mcicalf & walker Tuhgy 4 Wright and crait a
Cmfi rulicltnr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
A Large Wager.

A gentleman was heard to wager one
thousand dollars last evening that the
day and become the most popular goods
made in the United States within one
year from date. The Memphis Grocery
Company are sole agents for Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
TAKEN M.

|oW-LARoE RID COW, wHITE UNDER
L broastl large teais Owner eau have tamo BY
applyinr " J. J. ARNOLD, liefnando road, about
bmlics from Court SQUARE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
Taxpayers Notice.

Tho Taxing District Taxes Tor 1880 will be drlln
quoni on May 1. Don't put on paying I'M last day
or you may have costs to pay.
~. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24

IIIlnOis Confirm IN. a 4. DINisIonl
Leaves Arrives
sN. o. Mail........bO0 pm en- o. Mail........7t0 an
eSardls ExprS 400 pm ssar,iis Expree6tj am
tAc'm Lol NJ. Et0 am tAc'm a Lo'l fr,3;S pm
Passengers between Memphis and sardis should
take Sardis express or local frolght mall train
viii not stop nj stations between Memphis and sar.
dis The accom- modatiOn aud local freight carries
a coach fer tho accommodation 81 local travel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
THE RIVERS.
Stage OF the Rivers

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE. u. s. A.,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April %, 1889. !
The following observations are taken at all sta
tions IN the 18th meridian time, which is one hour
+. later than Memphis time
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24

Fancy Groceries In Memphis Give us
call and be convinced.
GOODMAN 4 CHuRcuILL,
3ll Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
chs.sp..N. and ohio isoa,..

Leaves Arriv0
.fimltcd Ex..- ba0p.m eIlmited TX. ... otsa "a
sladucah Et.. AS am sladncah TX. G05 D "a
slipley Ac.. &C.,. tlS y 10 sRpley Ac......- SSH n
Limited erppsss trains run solid between Mem
phis and Louisville carrying Pullman buffet
Chicago. giving the only day tmlp from Memphis
10 81 loulA ticket oiiicr under Peabody Hotel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24
RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
Norr-" Daily. Except sunday
Fast End Dummy lin,

Arrives and Departs from Cor Third and Monroe
Streets
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-24

sTIlAYED on sTOLEs.
A SMALL DARK BROwN PONY, HAD on
"A short rope. sore back. hifaycd APRIL J. Re.
turn Tor reward 10 Vim. Ofchan. n. cato Elmwood.
nNE soRKEL HORSE, ABOUT IS HANDS
" high. thin name and iell' W hefy Eooi con-
10 iOl IOWA AVENuK and receive reward.
ON MONT oF 22D INSTANT. BAY MARE,
" With iron gray name scars on right hip aud
collar marks on left shoulder. VIII pay 80 for
Inc return Of said MARI % me a my resdcpce. 40
sH''0' 'u0'' ~' MRS c. O. GRAHAM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28
SAILORS AND FiReMEN's UNION.
Demand that Certain Rates of Wages %,

ny telegraph to tho Dispatch. !


NV YORK. December 27.-Thc Sailors
and Firemeu's Union. which was recently
organized IN this city 10y an individual cent
from Europe for that purpose. held a meet
ing tonight IN this city for the express
purpose OF endorsing the circular which is
70 be sent NJ once TO the Maritime tx
change aud 10 all sbip-owncrs IN this port.
demanding that the following shall here
after be the rates of wages TO he paid for
the various degrees Of service indicated ::
Sailors on oil steamships. S3j per month
sailors on oil saiiing-vessels, $50: greasers
on steam-vcssels, $50: firemen. S45; coal
passcrs, S3J.
All THESE rates Of wages are material
increase on the tgures now paid. and the
union VIII ask for a conference with the
committee of shlp-Owners TO be held on Or
ao0ut January 4ih 90 discuss the question
IN IL varied bearings.
Tho circular describes at length the
varied h9rdships of tho sailors, fremon,
and others on land details how they arc
robbed by bOardinc-hOuse keepers, and
dishonest shipping masters. are often
shanghled through the same or similar
influences, and softer also in other dIrec-
tiOns
The union proposes 10 establish a
clearinghouse Of us own on large scale
with telephone connection. with a mari
time exchange. and with regularly recOg-
niZed officers in Brooklyn. Jersey City.
HohOkcn, and at other nearby points
where sailors are shipped. The circular
claiW5 that with such an establi.hmcnt-
the expenses Of which they expect 10 de-
fray --ship-owners and masters viii he
benefited quite as much rs the crews.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28
THERE IS a HAPPY LhND.r
The Author of the Famous Hymn Dies at
an Advanced Age.

Our English exchanges announce the
death, fortnight ago, at his residence IN
Edinburgh. OF Mr.. Andrew Young. the
author Of the popular children's hymn,
There il a Happy Land.n Mr.. Young.
who was eightv-twO wears ola. was once
hcadmaster OF Madras College st. Andrews,
and retired from active life fifteen years
ago. he was also the author OF Volume
OF poems. He was still mentally and phys-
cally vigorous no t. q recent date, retain
ing in all its carly freshness his sympathy
for children. and a. late as last July WAS
able 20 deliver an address at the Wesleyan
children's services in Albert Hall, Edln-
burgh
The famous hymn was composed IN 1888:
The time % which IL Is married is an old
Indian air which has blended with the
music of the woods in the pr.mcyal forest
long before SUNDAY schools wers thought
OF. The hymn was composed for the
melody. It, bright and strongly Unmarked
phrases struck Mr.. Young's musical
ear the first time he heard lt
casually played IN the drewins-room1.
H. asked for n again and AGAIN. IL
haunted him. Being accustomed % re
lieve the clamor Of his thoughts aud feet
ings iu rhyme, words naturally followed,
and SO the hrmn vas created. Nr Young
happened 20 have his hymn performed IN
the presence of his intimate friend, Sir.
Gall. member Of the publishing firm OF
Gall & Inalis. 1t got into print. II has
been translated INTO nineteen different LAM
ouagcs. And vet the author never received.
and, indeed. was never offered penny IN
remuneration.
II j. only recently that Professor David
Mason, referring 20 tho unique in'iu
Of this lyric. stated n most touch.uy Incl
dent IN the life OF Thlckorav. Walking
one day in Stun" district n London.
he suddenly came upon band of gutter
children sitting on the pavement. They
were singing. Drawing near he heard the
words. There "a happy land, far.
iar awav!" As ho looked NJ the ragged
chorietcrs and their squalid surroundings,
and saw that their uqle faces were lt up
with Thought which brought both for
gotlulness and hope, the terdor-hearted
Cvuic burst into tpqrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28

a British ship Run Down by a steamer
fnr tolnrrnrh IN fhn nisnat.nA


PORTLAND, Orr. December 7.-At 100
o'clock this morning the Union Pacific
steamer Oregon ran into and sunk tine
British ship Clan Mckenzie a. Coffin rock,
on the Columbia river. Charles Austin
and Matthew Rcid. two COl0rod men, were
instantly killed. They were asleep IN the
forccastlc Of the Clan Mckenzie and
when the Oregon struck her - sharp plate
Of non ran into the hunks in which
The sailors were lying, cutting The two men
IN half Thcv were struck at the waist .
mud the upper part o. each body feil into
the river below and sank. The Oregon
was Ou her way down the rlvcr ca route
20 san Francisco with a full cargo and pas
seugers. and the Clan Mckenzie was lying
uf anchor in one side OF the channel
The captain Of tho ship claims that
ms lights were all properly displayed,
and that the vcss was uOOrcd parHl-
lel with the channel At the time OF
the collision hc Oregon was running I'M
O.ra slow bell and uun her bow on the
port side into the @t9rbOaYd-how OF The
Clan Mckenzie % distance Of thirty feet.
telfino off the shio'5 bow completely and
ripping up the decks and railing for about
forty feet from tine stern. Immediately
inter the collision the ship began 10 set
tle and soon sunk iu -four tathoms Of
wter. Am ino crew were safely transfer-
lrl 60 the Oregon end brought back 20 the
city. The Clan Mckenzie is a fine iron
vessel valued at $4,000, ana is said TO be-
fully insured. The loss to the Oregon Will
be- $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-28
TIE DOG AND THE BABY.
one of a fashionable Womnn's Family in
Trouble.

Sic sat in the Long Island depot and
fondled dude dog, while the nursc-.isl
carried little human member OF tle -aml-
U.s.. The Ulc dogs hair Was banged over
ite forehead. end al 1t wanted was par
at kpoe-h-eooucs and 70 ouu.r-Drae ker Int
- be mistaken for hWn-t.nui player
looking for SOME girls % pay with. ITS
fiii WAS shaved of almost MP o. ihe ter
minus. whore tnore was @ ul lia .ure du Yer
that gayeit theappcarin Of a pul ty-hlov-
cr with "a feather stuck IN the end. HE
clcr, opened tine window with % bang and
tae ia-hl lnahlv-dr, sel lady turned tO
purchase her ticket. leaving the DO. on the
door.
Two horny-hnndcd sons Of toll entered
the waiting-rO1m bearing n trunk the size
0t q caual-Doal They evidently mistooh
the dude dog fora door-mlt, tortley plfrou
tue trunk on ifs outer edge. A man who
stood behind the woman 80 the tlcAct-WIn-
dow remarked:
"Behuyius. Oi DO be thinking that wan
ay yer family 10 trouDle!"
She Thought he referred 20 the baby and
took notice of the remark. oudi My thorn
was scream from the nurse GIL Shs lat
the bahy fall and hurried 10 the rescue.
the lady turned and took ~ tee situation
20 glance. Then she sW00nei. She hepe
ON fliut.ng up 90 tao tiiue OF the arrival Ot
the train and then revived long enough Co
berate the uurss for her r0icsslo--.
Whom they took .ne dog from under lne
trunk the poor h,tle fellow looked for ai
the world IKE suuogatc'5 seal. and M.
t4li WLsu'G Tat enough Tor pHrcs-CLtter.
The staton-bands hauled the forgotten
baby INTO the train just as the latter was
moving OF, and it was clappcl down on 2
seat and spanked until 1t looked like the
Fourth ~ July.