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lie Didn't succeed.

For months most nrdently he sought her,
His thoughts being all On pelf;
He tried 10 bag his boss daughter
But he got the sack himself.
Boston Courier.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-05-16
\ Missing Ring.

. Harold-Why so sad, Maud; has not my
avowal the true ring?
Maud-Yes, Harry darling but my fin
ger hasn't as yet.-Jewelers Weekly.
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His Likes and Dislikes

He said he liked her face so sweet,
Her eyes with b,ows that almost meet,
lie liked her fOreh Nd white and Gquare,
lie liked her long and waving hair
He liked her cheeks with tln,s OF rose,
But he heartily disliked hor noes
Washington Post.
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forbidden her further rebubing Nellie;
but the man does not live who can pre-
vent one woinan's furnishing another so
long as she can get within earshot, and
Miss Travers was paying dearly for her
independence.
Ii cannot he estimated just how great
disappointment her visit TO the from.
tier was proving to that young lady, sim
ply because she kept her own counsel.
There were women in the garrison who
longed to take her to their hearts and
homes, she was SO fresh and pure and
sweet and winning, they said; but how
could they when her sister would recog-
nizc them only by the coolest possible
nody Nellie was not happy, that was
certain. though she made no complaint,
and though the young officers who were
daily her devotecs declared she was
bright and attractive as she could be.
There were still frequent dances and par
ties in the garrison; but March was nearly
spent, and the weather had been so vile
and clustering that they could not move
beyond the limits of the post. April
might bring a change for the better in
the weather. but Miss Travers wondered
how it could better her position.
Ii is hard for a woman OF spirit to be
materially dependent on any one, and
Miss Trdvers was virtually dependent on
iler ur0'"tr- Lil-'@"' me i'''le snare OF
i'ef i"t"'' ''"iu swings was SPeilV OH
'l''f euUI'''o'' OI'oe nee 'Ioui SCHOOL,
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'"n S'7''' N''e' 'OU7i' '''''"'sNnt iU'i'
anu lN0uu' loS' ~ oi'po' i"''y u OeII'nE
''e' now nl''c' sue o"eo W up, naE'
mex II 7o' - w 1t '''i' " "o'5' ~ D9io'e
'n' llI' summer was " O-' over IL WIS
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-10
EpuRArA,s FIRE.

- Hardware Warehouse Destroyed at
An Early Hour sunday Morning.
Al IN early hour ON Sunday morning the
town OF Ephrata was snlivensd by hre
which did considerable damage, although
It might have caused \ great deal more. 1t
vas In the warehouse Of Isaac @. Eprecher
Z Son, extensive hardware dealers. The
bailding was In the rear Of the store, al
though not connected with It, and It was
ussd for storing goods, such as stoves,
woodwork, etc.
9 The llrs was discovered between one and
two O'Clock by the family Of Albert Bow
man, whose house 10 near the warehouse.
The hreinen Of the place responded very
promptly and they were assisted by y
large number Of citizens who worked like
tsojans with buckets. The warehouse was
destroyed, but number Of buildings I'm the
vicinity, which wero owned by John Sell
domridge and others, were saved, although
they made very narrow escapes. The
buildIng was Of frame, aud In size s5xI0
ftst. The loss on It will be about $500, aud
u II insured In the Penn Township COM
pany. The stock Is insured In the same
company and that loss will bo about 81, 900.
II IL not known exactly how the fire
started. It II believed, however, that It
originated In pile Of wood ashes In pig
sty, on the premises of Albert Bowman,
which was situated next to che warehouse.
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Drp 11or ORGANIZE.

a = !Graoofara 81 Counoil OOoors Dss
n 40A untal Tuoooay EveulnG-Pa.
SrSek q. llpaeh Droaks IIis Leg.
Ce&u1fnaA, March 1O--A msstiug Of
oeunell 49, held On esiurday evening Tor
& ~ parpcee OF essctipg permanent or
nnninntion. Members presents AessrA
bsunstt, Charles, Forry, Grove, jackson,
1cjanich. Einn and Wilson. Mr.. KIM
was temporary president and Or. Bockius
eompofafy secretary. Mr.. Fleming was
provUntod from attendance by sickness, and
Sur thjs rsasen council did NOT organize.
y0ur Democrats and four Republicans
mede 3 deadlock. Mr.. Wilson nomiuatod
Nowton Jackson, Democrat, for pfssldsnt,
ana NJ. Forry nominated Chas. Grove,
1,publican. Tho candidates voted for
euch other and the members voted for their
party candidates., making four votes each.
on mction OF Mr.. Wilson the prevent
ollcers Will continue until their successors
ase elected.
Council adjsurnsd to meet on Tuesday
evening.
Rxtrick :. Roach, an cmploys at King 4
C0rs bakery, while ofling shan this
morning fell from the ladder. and sus-
talncd compound fracture Of the right leg
between The knee and thigh. He wss re-
moved to his homo on South Second street.
Thomas Biahop, sevsn-year-old son Of
Warren Bishop, was painfully bitten In the
fhee this morning by q large dog belong
Ing 70 8. 3. Dstwiler. The check and lips
ehow marks Of the dogs tsoth. The child
was attacked by the dog ON Cherry street.
II. A. Tuiweiler, Ne0s reporter, fell
from pair Of steps on Locust street this
norning and recelved some painful bruises
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-10

nor ~ rronaos1on ~ Forestry.
A msselns FOR the promotion Of forestry
viIl be held IN the coast house on Thurs.
day evening, March iaoth, q half.pa4
o'clock.
0overnoe Beaver viii preside and the
nddreoo Of ne evening viii b. delivered hy
\. =, Fsrccv, chief Of the sorssesy bareau,
WaShlnreSns y. e., famous authority on
teeeS bclh ia AweriA and Europe. There
VIM b music By The pupils u the high
school. Tho cltissns Of both city and
countS ars invitsd 70 be present, - the sub-
~ 1scusssd will b. interesting and im-
portaut 4 tYt I
The iossi committes of the Ponnsylvania
FbrseEry Assoeistion who have the matter
"a charge, ore i .. 8. etahr, Ph. D., Prssi,
dent +. 4 n. college; J. p. McCaskey,
Pad, principal high school; E. Q. Lyte,
Ph. D., Nillersvills, Normal school; Rev.
). Max Hark, D. d. Rev. G. Ia Fry, N.
Elimaksr, ssq. A. r. Hoststtsr, ssq.'
Ga w. ffsnsel, ESQ, Qnarryvilie z. x.
NarsiA, ESQ. r. n DifSsndsrffsr; Thomas
B. Cochran, ssq., G. 8. Folts J. p. Wick
srsham, Ph. D.; Simon p. Eby.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-10
MarketA.
1.-Two Stock Price,


PHILADELPHIA, Mar S-The receipts al the
West Philadelphia and North Pennsylvania
Drove Yards were;
Deeves. Sheep. Hogs.
For the week ek,,.-...--.."..-8,07s 500 1880
Previous ,N $500 10000
Beef cattle-The receipts, included 2I6 head
for shipment to Glasgow per the steamer Mani
toban. The quality Of the remaining 2, ,s32 head
was poor no real hrst-class steers being among
them. The demand was fair and prices in
sympathy with the West, advanced a fraction.
We quote; Extra, DC; good, fs+@4Jsc; medium,
1895 aair, s3s@a<c; common, s1.@ic; nat
sheep-Eood stock was in fair demand and
Arm, while the common grades We're kept up
because Of light recepts. We quote Extra,
6@06xc; good, S<96c; medium, 5lxa5JSc !;
common, tk95c cul!s, S5x94Lc.
Lambs were In fair demand and good stock
advanced Nc We quote: Extra, 7l@7lsc /;
good, 6<@7e; medium, Sad1sc; common, os
Hogs were In better demand on account of
colder weather. but prices did not advance,
Good Western, elsGo,.c; heavy Western, 57s
Mich cows sold well at ss0a6o
Mich calves were moderately active 6Q74c.
3I1c. ~"
slippery cows were in fnir demand at sl2QIs.
bologna cows were In moderate demand NJ
c.W Dressed Bssvss were In good demand
at to7he.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-10
DEATH OF JEROME b. HOFFMAN.

A school Teacher Attacked with Grip
and it IL Followed by Typhoid Fever.
jerome u. Hoffman, well-known school
teacher, died at his -esidence, No. 8l4 South
Prince street, Saturday night, after several
weeks illness. He was attacked with the
grip some weeks ago and this disease de.
vslopsd into typhoid fever. He was about
30 years old and leaves wife and two
children. f
Decsased was born near Voganville,
Earl township. Ho taught school in Eliz-
absthtown several years and In 1855 had
charge Of the secondary school In that
borough. He removed TO Lancaster last
spring and in the fall took charge Of the
Highland school in West Lampeter town.
ahin THIS position he resigned to accept
N agency OF the New York Trust com
pany, but before he could enter upon the
duties Of this appointment he became ILL.,
He was well known to all the teachers OF
Lancaster county, having for several years
been one ofthe enrolling officers.
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spnso ESSuUyO 1otA~ts IA
tntnADm.SufA, Mar. 10-Ncoeszr szrloaf utesdy,
s s$i!ss i ~ M 3. -: ss''.. ~ Sss.ss;; -;
~ Fs.... ;:ssss So, - ,:q ~ ~ = ssy sssss;
y. .Soss quiet; Ma !. NV, LII ~. -
Ssss scay x&s wsls sssss<@ x~
q Si!f::ss : ar&; wias~ ~ nsD =, spv.nss,4 .
.Eaisd lsx ay,li 90 eaels . = y svAll.x .
SiS ~ sssS~. ssv, slS iSls -
sslSs' EE:S:'s E s.l: :ssss, 81 q iS:s.iSs; E: sS ~!
GSssss srS; -; -; skinS. ssgss suIl Skins
Estrolsum dull esdnsd In bbIa, n -
POtatoss arm sseWs pr buss = y quaaity'
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'Deesh Of Mrs. G. schoenbsrgsr.

Mn. Caths crime sScnosnberesr died on SIM.
day at the residence Of her son-in-law, John
A. Burger, Jr., st SIS South Queen strots
She had been In ill-hsalth for long time.
Deceased was 81 years Of age. She was
born In Germany, but came here many
years agc. She was the widow OF the late
August Schoenbsrgsr, who has bsen dead
for number Of years. They kept . roe.
ltSuraut on North Queen street. The do
ceased leaves three children viz. William
A. Schosnbsrger, Mrs. John A. Burger Jr.
and Mrs. Abraham Speidle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-10
The Printers,

At . meeting of the Lancaster Typo
graphical Union, held on Saturday evening,
Harry Knapp was elected . delegate to the
International Typographical convention In
Atlanta, Georgia, which meots In June.
The following additional delegates to the
Central Labor Union were chosen: John
Haas and William Kirkpatrick.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-10
Death OF 3 PREACHER,

Rev. Geo. Knsrr, aged "a, who died In
Ea ston on Friday, was nat We OF Cumber-
land county. He entered the ministry in
1850. He became member Of the East
Pennsylvania conference Of the Evan.
gelical association, and his first pastoral
work Embraced places In the Lancaster
circuit. Six children survive.
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The Trust Co.'s Dusinees.

Tho Lancaster Trust company opened
for business at o'clock this morning in
tho handsome building described at length
In Saturdays INrELLIoENcER. The bnsl.
nsss done during the day was far beyond
the expectations Of the officers. During the
day the building was visited and admired
by hundreds OF people. sssf
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Death OF q YyelI-Known Lady.

Death OF q Well-Known Lady.
Miss Juliet Buchanan, q well known Ma
hstta lady, died this morning. She was a
daughter OF Bertram Buchanan, sister Of
the late Joseph Buchanan, and an aunt of
Thomas Buchanan, connected with the
1ennsylvanis railroad, at Watts Station.
ki,s WAS about 10 years Of age.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-10
A Sporting Paper,

The Philadelphia Sporting Life. which IL
tho leading paper in Its line In this coun-
try and 10 unequalled as base ball organ,
has changed its day Of publication from
Sunday to Saturday. The paper has been
q great success and is deserving Of ali that
can be said In its favor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-10
||(SU[f Of Al EXPLOSION.


66upox. Aeafuk ia--A tsrriAo explosion
14rod io1ey - ~ Nora cclliesy 10
GHNoe sAlEe. Walpes which = y fsarsd
~ ~ Gbeaae1 Nm nu6h 1ooe - lin
~ hno1sod unioexs ozo ento0bed.
pbenuaieseien with them y impossible
& 6 asrsd hat ali Of shsm have psr.
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They We're Drunk ana FIgnting.
Charles Adams, Thomas Anderson and
Frank Smith are trio Of buns who were
drunk and lighting on the Philadelphia
turnpike near the almshouse. Constable
Sam Shaub came along and captured the
whole party, and this morning Alderman
Deem gave them present In the shape Of
ten days each In Jail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-10

Appointed Notary Public.
4 chsrles q. Yeager, Ephrat,, has been APP
rplnksd notssy public by the governor.
4 ~ oommission Was received 1t the re-
5 49, eoRee his uesning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-10

The Cadctb Concert.
The Lancaster Cadets will. hold concert In
the Court Houso, Thursday evening, March 81
Music will be furnished by the Young Mems
Democratic Orchestra, Franklin md Marshall
0lss Club, and the Lancaster Mandolin and
Guitar Club. There will also be number OF
solos and duets by local talent
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0ettins Aious Nicely,

Joshua Melllnger, who was 20 badly in-
jursd by being horned by bull, between
Paradise and 0ordonvills on Tuesday, 10
doing very well, and DR.. Sample, his at-
finding physician. pronounces him out Of
danger. The wound 10 healing nicely.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-10
Deash Of an Old Man.

Andrew Jackson Hsnway, an old citizen
8 ~ Chsisaiana, died on Sunday. He was
about 70 years OF age and operated the mill
- ~ western part Of the village, on the
Duyrna road. He leaves q wife and sew.
oonl grown children.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-10

MELLrN's Foop 10 NOT the bulky, indigesti.
BILE product Of the miller or baker, but is the
result Of skilled manipulation, by careful and
uniform chemical processes based upon scien-
&c principles 1t IL . soluble dry powder, made
from wheat and matted barley, and Is the con-
ceptration OF nourishfug properties ID
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succeed out a Riao HoII.

SuOczSu out KING BNII.
George Farmhouse, Of CentreviIIe, Iowa.
an old soldier, was wounded In the head
In battle twenty-four years ago. Re-
Gently he began to sneexe, when from his
nose was expelled tho rifle ball that had
struck him In battle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-10
Elaatad naleratas

The Amalgsmated Iron and 6teol associ-
alton met on Saturday afternoon and elected
several new members Amos Millor, Geo.
Shay and George Brenner wero elected
delegates TO the Central Labor Union.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-10

business Men,s Jubilee
win be held Tuesday and Thursday eve nings O
this week. The music will be furnished by
the Young Mems Democratic orchestra and Col.
legs Mandolin club. ltd
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The Cadctr CONCERT .

DO not forget Williamson a Testers Spring
Opening Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF thi,
week. It'd
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Additional members Appointed.

Colonel Commander w. D. etauffer has
appointed DR.. J. A. e. Reed, II. r. Brene.
man and A. G. Leonard an additional
committee 10 represent the Union Veteran
Legion on the Memorial Day committee
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-10

| JOEL L. HAfNEs win sell for Lorentzs estate,
| at the franklin house tomorrow evening al
| 7:So, the property No. oll West Orange street.
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Walter c. Herr,
No. 1O1 N.Queen ST.,
CORNER OF ORANGE.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
IN Quarryville National Bank, at Quarry
Vile, In the state OF Pennsylvania, ut the close
OF business, February y, 1850:
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Sote of fPenasylcaaid, Cbuniy Of Laacdsser, ss
I, A. Q. Harkness, cashier, of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment Is true To the best OF my knowledge and
belief. A. y. HARkNEsSS, Cashier
subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th
day Of March, lss0. L. NJ. PETERS,
60 Notary Public.
GEO W. HENsEL,
JOHN II. BAIR,
49,. FRANK w. HELM,
1to pirectors.
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A DJouRNED sHERIFFs SALE AT $50 A.

"A NJ, on
TUESDAY. MARCH II, 1890,
AZ the Farmers Northern Market, Lancaster
Is heavy lifting jacks, 900 brush holders, S0j
dryers, large lot OF gate hinges and fixtures, gas
pipe, one.half ton fire paint, Also on Wed
North Prince street. Lancaster, S6 farm gaies.
lot Of sand stones. locust posts, spring wsgo !,
buggies, hay rakes, iron carbing, drill pfess,
IL. 1880, on the farm, three miles from iancas-
Ter. on the Petsr.bnry pike, occupied by Hiram
Horting, ~ bus, corn, hay, cornfodder. 1900
- IasissS: ~ iSSX. bURxHoIpER. shsria
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TTNROUT 4 SHANK,
SHIRT MANUFACTuRERs AND MEMS
OUTFITTERS,
No. lO North Queen Street,
Shirts made to order as low as $780, Perfect
III guaranteed. .'tTF
Through necessity we have starded HAND
LAUNDRY aud are prepared TO laundry OF ali
Kinds. - mar28lydR
EoR RENT-oNE STORE ROOM AND
n Basement In Southern Market House
Building, fronting ON South Queen street. and
one store Room In same building fronting on
Vine street, suitable for any business. The
basement would be an elegant room for barber
shop. Apply soon 1T e.
HARD 4 McELROY's
Dry Goods Store,
3 and IS South Queen Street
Markets held on Tuesday morning, Saturday
morning and Saturday evening. mS-tfd
COME RARE BARGAINs-ODDS AND
- Ends OF isrica-Brac, Art Pottery, Plush
Easels, Thermometers and Calenders, left over
from the Holiday season, will be sold at great
bargains TO make room for contemplated
AAi'fts FEAiLEY's il tSs spE.xHr East END PHARMACY,
Fralley's Syrup PE Of PEioodrocs,' % WiId IdcsS Cherry
and Horehound cures the most persistent
"Grip cough 25c, SOC and 81 CO.
Frailey's Bitter Wine OF Iron is correct tonic
after tho Z" Grip = 6Oc and u 90. M.W,F&w
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NEW SHADES

Grass Green, Fog Green, Navy Blue, Nszarins
Blue, Amethyst, Dahlia, Heliotrope, Cardinal,
Mahogany, Putty, Slate, Steel, Golden Brown,
ssal brown. Walnut Brown. Tan. Ecru, New
Rose, Plum, Olive. Garnet, Gray, Drab
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DAcKINGs. AS FOLLOWS: DIRIGO, FQI
u steam and Hydraulic Packing, Asbe5ts
bestoe MIL Board, Asbestos pement
sheathipg, Gum PACKING, ,Gpkn Kim
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- dwellings, churches, school houses, et}
though successfully used one hundred yea|
ago. When you contemplate change call d
Job, at fair price. m7-tid
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VXyAsH EVERYTHING THAT NEEDS TO
,.yv.. be washed with Purity Soap" Youth
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PHILADELPHIA. Mar. a-The receipts at the
West Philadelphia and North Pennsylvania
Drove Yards were:
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LlOR HORIZONTAL STATIONARl
II gines, from 2 to 30 horsepower, and
cal Engines nom 2 70 90 horse-power, y
street.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-05-15
CHAPTER TX.
MNs. Z nNANK

As the train began its rumbling jour
| neY into the night Mr. Drane felt a wild
eNuliatiou II" vas escaping from the
we ."r. anj In vas going to sec
the most adorable girl in the world Tho
more he thought of it the moro the
tramp's story about his marriage APP
peared TO be absolute fiction-and yet
the fellow had been so confident, so un-
mistakably pleased with his prospeots.
And Bessie had said that she lived in
Buffalo. Was she deceiying him, and
Mrs. Bowers, too? 1t was all very
strange. Why had he not taken the
precaution to learn the tramp's real
name? Had be gone and married Bessie
under the name Of Drane?
Lawrence shivered until be recalled
that the tramp had known Bessie In
childhood and therefore could not pass
was some comfort, but as he puzzled on
over the situation be began TO doubt
whether ne had done wisely in running
away from his Kansas City friends who
had come TO New York 70 find him.
Undoubtedly, however. they would have
declared that the story OF mis- advent
ures was the Pigment Of dis0rdered
brain
So, with perplexities and doubts his
exultation gave way 70 anxiety, and
even the prospectof seeing Bessie again
failed TO relieve his mind OF trouble.
1t was long past midnight when he
reached New Haven. A cab took him
to the Beaver House, where be was de-
MED admission became all rooms were
taken. Leaving an application for the
nrst vacancy, he found accommodations
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-05-15

feet on industry, and all that sort Of
thing. II you're going out will walk
along with you so as not to waste your
time"
Jimmy opened the door invitingly,
intensely relieved that the escaped
maniac should show no signs OF viol-
ence, but Lawrence held back
why do you ask these things?" he
inquired
II represent the Evening Dispatch,
and we like TO get interV iews from
prominent men who favor New Haven
with visit"
young man, said Lawrence, laying
his hand impressIvely on Jimmy's
shoulder; whereat Jimmy jumped about
rod backwards and got behind chair.
Young man, continued Lawrence, step
ping forward, somewhat excited at this
encounter and the strangeness or it, II
know nothing whatever about crops, and
what few mortgages hold are my con-
Germ and of no interest to tho public.
Jimmy looked discouraged, and Drane
foolishly supposed that he had settled
the business and rid himself OF the an
noyaGce. lie even felt some wholly IN
necessary computations Of conscience at
having been 50 rude To tbs young man.
However, he said nothing more, but
walked rapidly away
The reporter, of course, followed him
and did not lose sight of him until no
turned into the Beaver House. Then
Jimmy ran 70 tho nearest telegraph
Office and sent this dispatch 70 a New
York newspaper 1000 words inter
view with Lawrence Drane, escaped
maniac. Very violent. Shall have him
locked up in half hour"
This done he returned to the Beaver
House, learned that the gentleman lad