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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03

Stenheimer & Co., Of Atlanta, and Max
Stern. OF Savannah. two large wholesale
tobacco houses. created a slight breeze IN
commercial circles. IL being supposed that
both houses owed large bills TO Danyille
manufacturers. However, il is ascertained,
that Danyille is interested not over $500.
One Of the manufacturers has gone South to
look aitcr these matters.
This morning William ROyster, a cOlOred
amateur brakeman on the Atlantic and
Danyille railroad. fell from a bOx-car while
the train was in notion was run over, and
had both arms terribly crushed, making the
amputation Of both limbs necessary. The
man was otherwise injured, and viii doubt
less die.
A delegation from the Norfolk Chamber
Of Commerce reached here to-day 10 appear
before the Chamber Of Commerce tomorrow
afternoon to discuss the pil0tage question.
A delegation from the Richmond Chamber
is expected tomorrow.
The auction sales Of leaf tobacco which
were suspended here during the holidays
were resumed to-day with fairly good
breaks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03
North state GIeanll.r..

In Granville county are sixteen white
Baptist Churches. an Of which are strong
and efficient. Grassy Greek, which is in the
northern part Of the county. is sOyer one hun
dred years old. 10 has sent out six strong
colonies. and il has now between two hun
dred and two hundred and fity members,
led on by the wise and urbane DR.. r. II.
kar,h.
Mr.. Micajah Wright was in the High
Point Enterprise Office last week and car
ried cane which had been in constant use
for - years. His father used ii 80 years.
and he for - years. II Is In a good state OF
preservation yet, and Mr. Wright says thou
sands Of guesses have been made as to tho
kind OF wood IL was cut from.
Governor ID. G.. fowle viii open the New
berne lair on February ~ The managers
have received letters from several prOmi-
nent Alliance men in which they said kind
ana complimentary. airy. things, 8R2pa.ieHu nft
next one.
Near the fork Of Bay Rock Creek In
Mitchell county last week three men were
killed in "A drunken row. A brother Of ono
of the murdered men drove up % the place
two DAYS later, and firing into a crowd
killed three men and wounded twelve
others
Another large cargo Of negroes left Colds
bOro Tuesday for the turpentine fields OF the
south. and the cry is still they 90. The
Western exodus, also, is being studi0usly
worked up, and is being largely patronized
by the deluded ''c00ns."
All obstacles having been removed, the
Asheyilo Daily Citizen will continue pub
lication. This IL gratifying. A town that
would bet a good newspaper die Is going To-
sleep.
Mr.. Jacob Mosimer, living near China
Grove. has an old rifle gun made by Henry
Bruner a gunsmith, VINO mfnufictured
guns in this country before 1919. d..
Considerable truck will be planted aroufi
Winston next year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03
AN UNKNOWN LAND.
4 section OF the United states Never Trod-
den by White Men.

Washington has her great unknown land
like the interior Of Africa, saws the seattle
Press The country shut in by the lym-
bic mountains, which includes an area Of
about 1000 miles square, has never, 20 the
positive knowledge Of old residents Of the
Territory, been lT0dden by the foot OF man,
white OF Indian. These mountains rise
from the level country within ten % fifteen
miles Of the straits Of San Juan dc ltoa IN
the north, the Pacific ocean IN tse west.
Hoods canal In the Dash and the basin Of
Quinalt lake IA the south, aud rising 10 the
height OF O.OoO to 500 ieel, shut in a vast
unexplored area,
The most generally accepted theory IN re-
gard 10 this country j. that il consisted OF
great yaleys stretching froA1 the inward
slope Of the mountains to q great central
basin. Th1 tueOry is supported by the fact
that. although the country around has ahun-
dant rain. and clouds constantly hang over
the mountain tops, all the streams flowing
toward the ioug points oi the compass
are iHsignincant aud rise only on the
outward slope Of the range, none appear
ing 10 drain the great area shut in hy The
mountains. This fact appears - support
the theory that the streams flowing from
the inner slopes Ok the mountains feed q
great interior lake. But what drains this
lakes IL must have an outlet somewhere,
and rs all Of the streams pouring from the
mountains r.so on theiT outward slope, II
mus. have . suDterrane3n outlet into the
ocean, the straits or tAO sound. There are
great discoveries in store FOR some Of Wash
ington's explorers.
A gentleman named Drew, now residing
at Olympia. states that he has climbed %
the summit of the eastern range from
Hoods canal, and boxing down could sec
great valleys stretching toward the West.
4 party OF raiIroan prospectoFs claim 10
have penetrated the interior, but could give
no account OF il. and appear only 10 have
skrted the outer slopes ten or fifteen miles
from Hoods canal. A party of United
states soldiers are said 10 have trayersed
the country from Port Townsend, but Nc
data is 0btanaLlo as to what they saw.
Numerous attempts have been made 4
organize exploring parties, but they have
invariably fallen through, the courage O
the projectors o0zing out "a she last mo
ment. There IL ilpe opportunity for s0ml
Of the nardY cilifens OF the sound 10 ae
quise .ame By unyeiling the myssesy wAicl
wraps the land encircled w the snow
capped Olympic range,
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DETERMINED TO LYNCH.
Montgomery Men Seeking to Meet
sheriff with Prisoners.

Montgomery Men Seeking To Meet
sheriff with Prisoners.
ROANOKE. Va. January special. f..
About two months ago two white girls, aged
about fourteen and twelve years respective
Iv were outraged in Montgomery county.
Snbseouent developments fastened the
crime ilpon a man named Akers and nine
boy named Cooper. lhey
were lodged in jail. and about three weeks
ago an attempt 10 lynch them was prevent
ad bv Judge jenkins, OF the county
Court. hiding them in the WOODS
untii they could be returned TO lynchDurg'
The second attempt was frustrated Dy re-
moving them to Salem. They were taken 20
Christiansburg Monday for trial, ana the
hands Of the people was kept of oi them
oniv bv an earnest appeal from the judge
and mis- pledge that justice would be meteu'
Vceterday Akers was sentenced 10 twenty
wears i'm The peniientiary.
THE people were dissatisfied with the Nei-
dict. and would have lynched the prisoners
last night had not Judge Judkins removed
them from the Jail in the darkness, fie iel-
eoranhed 10 the Mayor Of Roanoke inns
morning that the sheriff and prisoners had
left and asked that they be protected iroh
violence. Up 10 this hour they nave moi ar
rived and il is thought they nave ialieh
victims b. the fury Of the MOB,
Men from Montgomery have Deeh ar
irving in this city all day and are watching
every avenue Of approach, " atehes are
out at all Intervening stations on the railroad
ana men are patrOlling the county roads,
II the sheriff can get IN the city his men are
safe hui il is thought he cannot reach here
with them alone. Great excitement pre-
walls.
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WHOLESALE EVICTION.
-Four Hundred and Fifty Families Or
dered to Nacate.

PITTsBURG. January a special 10 the
lines NOM uuArottn " uty, IA. says. The
sheriff Of jefferson county served writs OF
eiectment on forty 1.-Two ~ the Bunal0. ROch-
ester and Piltsburg Coal COmpany's Ten
ants at Walst0n and Adrian.
The tenants We're told to get out az soon
AS possible. Those who can ind shelter
elsewhere will move out at once. but the
large majority having no place % go to.will
remain iu she houses until elected.
The knights OF Labor officials have
claimed the beeuft Of the $500 exemption
law for an those who have been notified TO
yacate their dwellings, thus placin-
the attending expense upon the eom-
pany. The knights Of Labor viii also APP
neal 10 Governor Beaver 10 stay the
execution Of the rents until quarters can
be procured for families Of the miners
eiected. In all about 4j0 families have
been notified 10 yacate their houses within
ten days.
To-day committee Of miners visited a
gang of Italians quartcred nc Dubois, wait.
ing the cOmpany's orders 10 come here, and
persuaded them TO 90 away. There Las mol
vet been any serious trouble.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03
ACROSS 1HE WATER.
News by Gable Prom Other Lsnds Than
Ours.


CITY OF MExICQ January II kilograms
from Villa Lerdo give full particulars Of the
fan of the Playa last Tuesday while the Dull-
,ght was Ia progress. About 10000 people
were crowded into the building. When the
second bull was being Killed nearly every
body rose and stood applaudlng and stamp
ing their feet. when all OF sudden one side
Of the playa commenced % give way. \
rush followed, and the extra movement Of
thousands of spectators only helped 70 bring
about the fall Of it. 1t buleed out rapidly
and then collapsed, precipllatng the un-
lucky inmates distances ranging from lep
no TWENTY-FIVE feet TO the ground. Many
were buried beneath the debris. Among
them were many ladies OF the best families
Of the town,
In their desperate situation lights occur
red among the men, and many were stripped
OF every stitch OF clothing. The crowds on
the opposite side OF the building, which
numbered several thousands, became panic
stricken and leil aud trampled on one an-
o,ner In their attempt 10 reach the outside
Of the plaza. The sull-hgklers were also
seized with the papio, aud made their exist
with a bull closely following. The ag0n-
lzed cries OF the men and women made the
place a scenaof pandemoninm.
IL was n0t'until outside people came e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03
BAD RAILROAD WRECK.

The Engineer Killed aud Number
Seriously Hurt.
PINE BLUFF, ARK, January "a pau
wreck occurred on the II. Louis, Arkansas
and Texas Railway near W Narhasa, hlteeh
miles north Of here, at O'Clock last hlshl'
The north-bound passenger tram Nas
thrown from the track and the engine ana
baggage car went rolling down a twenty
hye-foot embankment, Engineer Appersy,n
was killed and four men We're seIious,f li',,i
hurt There were three coaches filed with
nsssengers. The number Of passengers
b"rt is moi known. A special with physi-
clans left here for the scene OF tie wreck
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03
FlENDlSH ASSAULT
Two Aged Women base Their Throats
Cut by burglar.

PuILADFIP January ?. >arah
Kelly. aged eishty-One, and Ann Kelly,
AGED 70. sisters. living in little frame
dwelling. No. 10 Nestog street, mad their
throats cut lasi night by some one unknown
10 the police. The women were awakened
by al intruder after they had gone to bed
last nieht. The man demanded money,
which il was supposed the old wo-
men had concealed in the house. lie
clutched them by the throat. when they de-
clared there was no money IN the house,
and then slashed each one oi them across
the throat. The women were removed later
10 a hospital, aud 40 examination OF the
wounds showed that both women were dan
gerously hurt. They will. however, with good
care. recover. A man by the name OF Barry
has been arrested on suspicion, and VIII be
giyen hearing tomorrow morning.
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LYNcHBURo NEWS.
Rev. t. NJ. Carson's AnnivcrsAry-A
Young Man Charged with Forgery.

Ln-NcHBURG, Va, January 2.-,spe-
ciai The Rev. +. NJ. Carson, rector OF It.
Paurs Protestant Episcopal Shurcn ol 'nis
city celebrated the twentieth anniversar,
Of 6is incumbency yesterday before large
onmber OF friends. During the day ne re-
ceiyed congratulations from, DIS man!
friends, and dined with members oi lhe
yeetry and others, oaro
A young man, claiming to be named La.
wonder. from the country, was arrested las,
night on the charge Of forging cheeks ,',, Oh
A,3sms 4 WOodson, OF this city, amounting
80 more than $500 The forged checks Were
eyidently ~ den stolen from adams x Woodson :
oiice and ipgepously nIled nR, In nioISniIg pelhg
arrested by The police LaSsnasr ninod was rse Shed
is'II, re- nm lie lie was sent on TO the grand jury
'S W., n." Dr smith, late the popular pastor oi
the First Baptist Church Of tss las ,ser Sy new ne
'''e. ess'Ji IN ashyille, Tenn, is successor
1T nr Henry Mcdonald, OF Atlantis, "a'' iS
ernected soon 10 take bis place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03
Ertenslye naIIroaa ca.e-In.

WuKEshARRE. PENN, January o.
About two hundred feet of the tracks of the
Delaware, Lackawanpa ana Western Rail-
road cayed in at Plymouth This afternoon
The caye-in has extended 10 the Methodist
Episcopal Church. but the,building has not
yet been damaged. The entire territory sur
rounding the,ayen-in is undermined. Large
gangs Of men have been set 20 work in
psopping up the interior Of the mines, and
an Of the miners have quit work.
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steel Plant for Buena Vista.

LEXINGTON, VA, January . rpe-
cial. A massive steel plant is now assured
AT Buena Vista 10 work the product OF TWO
or more two thousand blast furnaces. H. Is
backed by the largest mOneyedmen in fhiia-
delphia and Pittsburg, and is % be the nrst
bassic steel plant in operation in lhe
United states. 4 strong English syndicate
is now negotiating fo- mineral rcsieis in
this section, and will likely place miliiop
or more here. very probably IN the nish
-nrnnk ores hirh nrnle hassIc stool.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03

THIS il an economical year. There Is one
less svllable in eighteen ninety than there
was In eighieen.eighty-nine AMI 800 IL
much easier 10 write than 1879. These lrac-
tlOns Of time, ink and breath when multi
piled by the usage OF the entine race will
make lp-a tremendous total q time and
taboo saved. baltimore american.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03

CLEVELAND, o., January - - Judge
solder this morning sentenced Otto Leu.h,
Maggie Thompson. 10 b. hanged al Column
bus. ON April lG. Leuth's mother. who was
during the trial, an object OF popular pity,
tainted Os hesriug the sentence OF her son
and had - De- carried f0m the court room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03

OpALIA. y. y, January 2:-Another AT
,.wnt was made on the life OF the Rev; Jas
Kelly Yesterday morning. Father heli.
nv .nssyered The street door bell, ana was
struck at by an unknown nan with bar o, 81
ron Father Kelly drew back quickly, ana
was only slightly wounded. ON OCTOBER r., 10
an attempt was made topoison nm py puns. pno
ting lin aesalie in tbe vine be drank at '"'
altar that day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
DEATH or Mr.. c. c. :eARBEE At
RALEIGH.

Eleven Hundred Negroes Leave the state
at once-Thc caiiows for .. &. Parrish
Report Of AdJutant- General James ID.
Glenn.
RALEIGH, y. c.. January 2.--ispecial.l
Mr.. e. c. Barbec, one Of Raleigh's Oldest and
most prominent business men, died at his
home here this morning at the age Of sixty
seven.
Adjutant-General James ID. Glenn, Of the
North Carolina State Guard, was here to-
day for the purpose Of pkeing his annual
report In the hands Of IN. state printer.
The report will show that the state guard
IL now in more satisfactory and wealthy
condition than ever before. There are four
regiments. including thirty companies, and
numbering 1850 men.
Governor Fowlc authorized to-day an ex-
change OF courts, by which Judge Byncm
will preside in a number ofwestern counties
and Junge Brown in eastern counties.
The negro exodus movement made the
biggest scoop on record last night Negroes
h'AfN D''H ''h''tihN h'A' ant taot Va h't'
for two or three weeks past preparatory to
emigrating West. The whole crowd started
last night. Three special trains were en-
ployed TO transport them, and the numberof
emigrants was l,lo0.
Work was begun here to-day on the gal
lows on which j. &. Parish j. 30 hang on
next Friday. As yet the Governor has not
commuted the death sentence, although IL
is possible he may do 30. The condemned
man has written letter. in which he states
thai his wife is willing to sign petition for
his cOmmutation. Parish will be hanged
IN the jail enclosure. Only thirty-siN per-
sons will be admitted 10 witness the execu-
tiOn.
News is received here OF the death Of
James Moore, of PittsbOrO, at the age Of
eighty-three years. lie was descendant
of General James Moore, Of Revolutionary
fame.
". 4. Tucker has been appointed travel
ing auditor Of the Raleigh and CASTOR,
Raleigh and Augusta and Carolina Central
with headquarters AT Raleigh.
Observations taken at the >tateeNperment
station here show that December was the
most remarkable month in point OF tempe
porature aud rain ever recorded. The month
averaged ten degrees higher In temperature
than ever before and there was only one
tenth as much rain as usual.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03
FATAL GAS EXPLOSION.
A Building Blown TO Atoms and Man
Burned To a Crisp.

Il
Burned To- Crisp
PrrrsBURG, Pa. January Am Eco
nomite, Pennsylvania. special says: Early
this morning, George hirsch5aum and John
Becker. members of the Economic society,
entered the natural gas regulator house 70
adjust the valves which control the supply
of fuel for the village. hirschbaum carried
a lighted lantern in his hand While the
men were. inside OF the building a terrific
explosion occurred. tearing the structure
10 atoms. kirschbaum was blown out, and
ran some distance with his clothing ip
flames and sank to the ground, when he ex-
pired in a few minutes. He was burned
almost 10 q crisp. Becker also received
terrible burns and bruises, but viii pFoba.
hly recover, kir>chhaum was lifty years
OF age. and had hoen member OF the 30
ciety about ten years.
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IHE MONTANA MIDDLE.
Judge Hunt Leaves the Matter ~ Badly
Muddted az tver.

judge Hunt I.tiF'. I'' ""''Nt n ''3'''J
Muddted as tver.
HELENA. MONT. January About two
hours after 4. 4. Power was selected 10y the
Republican joint convention for the second
senatorship. JudgesIluut, Of the district
Court. gave his decision IN the oaee OF Rep
rescntatiye Roberts. OF Silver Bow county.
who had applied for a writ 10 compel the
State auditor topay him his salary and mile
age as member Of the legislature. IL was
thought the court. in its decision, would de-
eide the validity Of the rival houses, but In.
stead the decision was tO the effect that II
Roberts was a member OF the Legislature
he was eptitled TO his per diem aud mile,
age.r question OF the legality Of the two
houses ia still unsettled The Democrats
again met in joint convention, took one bal.
lot. but there being no quorum, adjourned,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03
oo,nos Ar DANyiLLE.
A cslored Man Fan Oyer snd rro'"''
Fatally Injured.

DAwyILLg. Va, January - I lspeeih", ! wh" on
Richard Perkins, the coloten Way, ,,",s ".y' INTO
Christmas morning, sRol tnIee 'a,,es' and then
Henry Brownins. I;,,,: been hiding gave himself
i,s ,eu =" she Officers this morning epe ma'
w slR;,es ~ lie claims ae can prove sell deien'e'
RrosniDg is improving ,.a fsilure of j.
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sn.MogIS, PA, January 2:LMessrs, s..I' :. ., .,
,ein at the Nelson shafF, offered starr
work this morning at a reduction OF o 10 pei .
cent. but the miners, numbering 'VO' IT,
f,,sed Inc ofier and went on striAe'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03
ro,xlet. Down WIN Malady.

ALBANY, y. Y, January 2,-Tho super
intendent OF state prisons has been informed
that there are 400 cases Of grip among the
pfisoners IN Clinton prison. The waIdens,
clerk and assistant clerk are confined %
their beds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03
1HE MONTANA REPUBLICANS

Claim TO Have Elected Another UNTO"
states. s.Senator.
HELENA. Mos, January AIT a Joini
session of the Legislature today me hisl
ballot resulted. Power, lG; Montei, ~
Hershfeld, 8; Richards, Z; thompson, Il
ON the second ballot Power received 90 ana
Montel 3. The president then announce
the election Of Hon. i. {. rover ~ un,.s i.,,..
merchant. and was the late candidate LOT
Governor on the Republican ticket, and was
defeated by Mr. IOOle.
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-
NOTICE SHALL APPLY 70 THE
~ Board OF Directors OF the fachmOnc and
Danvlile Railroad Company for the kk-
NkWAL or CERTIFICATE No. -. dated
December Is. 1851, for two shares OF stock In
said Company, standing In the name OF
MACK A. MOSt.LEl, the original havpzE
been lost or misiald. A. q. Jtffikt<sS,
Executor Mack A. M0seley. deceased.
deli.Wdlm
NOTICE.-I SHALL APPLY TO
~ the B0ard Of Directors OF the Richmond
and Danylile kaiiroad 'ompany for tho
RENEWAL
Oh
CERTIFICATE No. A. 1.150.
da.ef July ~ 1887.
FOR TWO SHARES OF STOCK
IN said company standing In the name Of
Thomas kuffin. the original oaylns been iost
or mislaid MARY Z. kUfFl>.
ExccutFlx and Administfattix.
nnlS-lhAW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03

many OF the exquisite artificial flowers
which are now manufactured i'm such per-
lection We're used instead Of the natural
ones
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-03
MAssAcRE oF sInEnIAN ExILEs.

Details are al hand Of the massacre
Of exiles in Siberia, inlimation Of
which reached here short time ago,
though the story was not at that time gem
erally credited. II appears from the infor-
nation Just received that shortly after their
arrival at their destination IN Siberia. the
exiles, who were Nihlists, attempted TO
print and circulate seditious litera-
iure. The authorities learned Of this
and sent troops to destroy the printing
presses. The exiles resisted and the troops
fired upon them killing aud Wounding
about thirty in the light which ensued.
Fortunately lor the exiles, a detachment OF
Cossack guards comprising a portion Of the
garrison interposed In behalf OF the Mill
ists and fOrcbly compelled the attacking
troops 10 desist from their slaughter.
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MTANTED-TO RENT, The UPPER
w FLOOR, three rooms. 10 one or two
gentlemen Address. DIX. ". ID. HOGE, Jk.,
80. Z North Tnlrd street. laj-lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-06
SPEAKER REEDS JOKE on MR LODGE.

From Tie Washington Post.
speaker Reed j. never happy or never appears
TO better advantage than when he Is engaged IN re
latug Of his best stories To an hppfcclafiv"
audience. few day the speaker entertained q
small 'Otrrit Of Congress during = lull IN ih'
House proceeding, win highly interesting illnstri-
ton If the pr sent mode Of selecting Government cii
pOyc. through the civil service COmm ,siOn cgnncl.
line applicant ia TIN, particular case was yount
lady Of more than ordinary Intellect. Who had grad
uatcd at Of the leading college. oi the conni%
with tie highest hOnors. She wa@ naturally The least
lit nervous when she went f. the Commissioners 4"
have her Intellectual dimensions taken but ate" IN"
hr-t few questions bccam" quite composed ~ sic wa
quite a. home Oh the examination bill Of fare for that
particular DAY. The Young lady got along nicely untll
The examiners struck a branch Of the inquiry which
they were pleased 10 term history.
She answered the first few questions readily. hut
about The iiih dash ont o.! the box. 10 use an *
preston not to De found IN the tVll service code.
was a sunpcr II follows
WHO Is Henry Cabot Lodge. where was ne born.
and By What great acts during his life has he been
distineu. -hcd mp Ia the present lime -
The Young lady. poor Thing. had never heard q;
Lodge. nor formed an acquaintance with the Incl
dents of his life. either public private, and was
cnmpicclv nOnplus>cI. She pa scd the examination.
lnt her per cent suffered By Of hen ignorance
a. t. Lodge.
When speaker Reed told this story he had for one
gre.e man. who after cOOring dccp,. left the group
10 escape the laugh Of his fellow auditors and tho
SHAKING Of the fat sides Of the man from Maine