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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
A FEW PINE-TAGS.
GOVERNOR FoWlE MAKES AN Ap-
polNTmENT TO THE BENCH.
Farming Of Cotton-tin-The State Taxes
Farmers Ailiance-Opinion OF Court
io the BoyIo Case.


RALEIGH, n. G.. January i6.--Governor
Fowle TO-DAY accepted the resignation %
lohn A. Gilmer rs Judge OF the Fifth Judi
eial district. lie appointed Thomas Il.
Womack. Of pittsboro', 10 ill the vacancy.
Mr. Womack Is well known oil over tho
STATE. he has been clerk Of the Inferior
Court Of Chatham county, State proxy for
The Atlantic and North Carolina railway.
principal clerk of the last House of Re.
rresentatives. and director OF the North
taoiua Insane Asylum. lie ~ the young
%, Of the judges on the bench.
PRE-.
The large cotton-gin Of Mrs. Julia Fisher.
, mile from here. was burned before day.
iicht this morning. Twelve bales of cot
ton were burned. The total loss is some
s2S0a The origin of the fire IL not known.
Tho Tax Collector Of Mccklenburg county
TODAY settled his State taxes, amounting
O. S2s 600 aud the Sheriff Of Wake county
also settled taxes amounting TO nearly
$4,000.
John Justice. Of this city, has been ap-
po.uted supervising engineer Of the Sayan-
nah. Florida and Western railroad.
The Supreme Court to-day adjourned for
che term. The last opinion flied was in the
BOYLE case Bowie was given a new trial.
Judge Armfeld's charge to the jury Is
gwen 90 the ground for tho now trial.
IHE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
The outcome Of the Farmers Alliance
meeting at oxford * now made quito clear.
Prom prominent tObaccO-fTower III differ
ont sections 10 Is learned that It Is agreed
that they will make no distinctive grade
q cutters. In asserting they will tie up
their cutters with common wrappers and
better grade % filters. 10 that there Will be
about one fourth Of cigarette tobacco IN any
nile the trust may buy. BY this mixing
cvcrg iug.manuBcturer viii toe n strong
competitor against the trust. for while be-
may not like TO have cutters IN hiswrappers
and Gllcrs. he cannot get his stock without
them. and getting only ~ per cent. Of
what hc does not want. can make 10 lively
fnT he cigarette man. who Will have 70 buy
10 per cent of what he does not want.
u 8 learned tho site for the Bessemer
steel furnaces at Greensboro was purchased
to-day.
THE JOINER CASE.
Careful inquiry has been made into the
JOINER case, which has caused 50 much
talk II is learned from people at Mt.
Holly church. Randolph county. where
Joiner was stationed. that he told tho no
rrDes that the time was not distant more
than five years when they would rule this
country He advised them o. buy AZ much
Is, q ~ they could aud 10 spoil white peO-
llr as much ~ possible. In consequence
~ his vicious teachings the barn II a man
named Craven was burned. The wnlte poo
rlc OF that county - a man were stirred
rp on account of the insolCnce Of the ne
gfocs. They are nearly al Quakefs. and
ail are heartily glad that tho community IS
rfl Of Joiner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
DEATHS.

BARKHR.--Disi, at his residence, IN this CITY,
on Thursday morning. January 10, 1880, at SID
o'clocs. Mi. GAhtNIEk BAHhLh, IN the sixty
third year Of hts ago. ....-.., - =.
Funeral THIS friday AFTERNOON ~
O'Clock from the residence, CD3 north TENN
street Friends invited " attnni.
GOETZE-Died. at her residence, No. 40
north sixth sueeL Thursday eyening. January
ig. 1880, Mrs LOUISA uUErIa, widow OF VIII
liam Goethe. -.
Tho funeral will take place from - Jonns
German Lutheran church, cornor tishfh aud
Marshall streets, SUNDAY AFTERNOON al
O'Clock. Friends and acqualntsnccs invited 10
attend. 49,
Norfolk papers pleass copy. fSsuS
HANCOCK. Died. Thursday. January l0th,
at i,8s A. NJ, Mrs. SARAH A. HANCOCK, relics
OF Augustus Hanco-s, % Chesterfield, IA IN,
slxty-tniri year 81 her age
The funeral will taks place from leign-sure,
Baptist church TINS Hriday) MORNING. al 10
o'ciock The remains will be carried 10 Ches-
terneld for inteTmenL
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sufficient shadow. A couple Of four
handed games (the doctor was grown too
stout 70 play left US streaming at
every pore, and marking at each step
q damp footprint through our ten
mis- shoes on the pavement. Then the
delicious plunge in the swimming bath in
the Judges garden. the one moment OF
freshness looked forward to throughout
the. long. exhausting day. A chcroot and
an iced drink, as we lay famed by the ser
wants on long chairs At the top Of the
the sun had once more hidden his malig-
nant face and the binding glare of day
had given place to the sitting stiffness OF
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
ANCIENT TOYS.
aiarveIs of Ingenuity That Were Made by
the OId-Time Inventors.
fphilalelphia Press

lIhilh1elpDlh lIe5Sl
A Notwithstanding little old gentle
man sat in the Girard House last evening
watching tho people pass in and out, and
listening to snatches OF conversation
which were waited TO his ears he
sat alone III corner smoking a
pipe with long, slender stem.
His black coat was ornainehteu WIN pI 1i
and his gray hair was topped by black
silk skull cap. The gentleman is Augusta
Bare, Of Paris. an inventor OF mechanical
TOYS. He has spent his life in TINS work,
and each ensuing year brings him add
tional interest in II. Mr.. Bare has mar
vellous fund Of anecdote. especially about
the wonders Of automata, and takes great
pleasure in talking about the latter.
Puppets or marionettes were patron
lied. ~ ne said. both by the Greeks and the
Romans; and automata. which are the in
ventions now principally dealt IN. also go
back 10 a remote period. Nulcan's tripod
on wheels has the authority Of Homer;
Dmdalu made moving statues; Archytas
OF Tarentum, in 400 b. c.. invented a
wooden pigeon that could hy in the air.
In the sixteenth century RegiOmantamons
made an iron hv which moved through the
atmosphere, and afterwards an automatic
eagle. which. on the arriv of the Emperor
Macmillan at Nuremburg, new forth TO
meet him.
but one of the most wonderful OF such
inventions of which we have record w9s a
group of automatic constructed by Phllip
Camuz for Louis XIV. This consisted Of a
coach and four horses that started of with
a crack Of the whip. the horses prancing,
trotting, and galloping in turn. IL ran
along until II got in front Of the King, when
it stopped. Then a toy footman descended
and, opening the carriage door, handed out
d lady with born grace as therecords tell
us. The lady made q courtesy, presented
q petition to the Emperor, reentered her
carriage. and was driver. rapidly away.
Such IS description of this most wonder
full automaton," concluded sir. Biare. II
never saw the toy itself of course, but the
description Just given to you TALES almost
word for word with an authentic record.
/ memorized the latter at one time. so mar
vellous did il seem to me-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
PHENOMENAL YIELDS.
sheiIed Corn Grown South aud Wheat
in Salt Lake
rnr telnrrann to tns plsnatch.l

New YORK, January i6.-The most phe-
nomonal WELD Of corn ever produced IA
America has been awarded prize oil SoVu,
offered by the American AgT'c.pIsT,S sOi uUl
the largest crop OF Shelled corn sIvhM TN,
from ono acre in 1889. me crop was w w;si
Which SHRINK 10 239 bushels when kiln
dried aud when chemically dried con-
taineA OFT bushels. The South Carolina
State Board Of Agriculture doubled nj me e
re ne making the award 81 900 in all. This
crop was grown 10y z. j. Drake. Oh Mari IL
boro' county. S. G. 1t is nearly twice as
large as the greatest arthenticatea cloP
ever before reported. Five huhar1u uol.
lars which was awarded for the hrgeS'
Weld of wheat last year goes 10 ncniS /;
burton. OF salt Lake, Utah, Tor yie'u VI
eighty bushels on one acre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
To Al Subscribers Of ne Commercial Te
gram Company:
The Clarke-RandoIph Array.

NEW YORK, January 1G.-Maior William
Hancock Clarke was to-day indicted by the
grand Jury for assault in the first degree
for shooting at Wilton Randolph in front
of the Southern Society Club House, No.
10 west Twenty fifth street. on Friday last.
The Indictment was fled in the afternoon:
and Major Clarke will probably be arraigned
for pleading in the General Sessions to-
morrow. Assault in the first degree IS
punishable by from five to ten years. i'm
prisonment in States prison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
A SHOCKING TRAGEDY.
A Mother Shoots Three of Her Children.


Sr. PAUL. MINI, January IA Fari-
bauit (Alinn.) special to the Pioneer Press
says: One Of the most shocking tragedies
that ever occurred in this county took
place this morning at the residence OF
James Mcneil. Jr., near Cannon Lake.
Mcneil arose about O'Clock and went out
into the kitchen 10 build fire. As soon rs
he had gone his wife locked the door, and
taking a revolver from the bureau-drawer
shot three of her children. Mcneil heard
the shots and tried to get to the bedroom,
but could not get III. He then started
around the house and went in the
front door and met his wife coming from
the kitchen, where she bad chased her old
est child aud made her take carbolic acid,
and took some herself. The little girl EVIL
IDENTIFY struggled very hard with her
mother. as her face and hands were covered
with the acid. One child was killed IN
stantly and one died about 10 o'clock this
morning. The baby, three weeks Old, was
shot through both lungs. but at last reports
was still alive. The woman and the little
qirl to whom she gave the acid are also alive
and nav live. Mrs. Mcneil gives as the
reason for the terrible deed that She was
sick and had no hope of getting well ana
wanted to end her snaerings at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
SIX Indians Hanged.

Toy t5ie.TsVu " 100 o., =
FoaT SMITH, ARK. January lo.-oA IN
diaus were hanged together mere to-1 ~ lVT
murders committed IN the ihoiahh n;iiar
Wins Jones Coin. and Burris were Chloe;
tsws The victims were all white men and
robbery obb. was the object in each case: Two
other Choctaws were also 10 nave ueen
hanged to-day, but their sentences were
comrnuted by the President.
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Failed TO Appear.
,px,n,..,snh m tbs Dispatch.l

w.snsoros. January iS.--The House
comfnif.ee on the Election OF rrssiaenl
and Vice. President had set apart To-Day LOT
hearing the delegation Of coiorsa nien ap-
pointed al the convention he'o ~ MN ~
mond, Va, some time ago, wny ai.I ~, ~
me delegation did not put in IN appear
ance, however.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17

IBERIA. which left Sierra Leone on Novs OVEN
Der 2lst,. and. are bound for Nssn s.;h'
Tenn. They belong TO the Karoo .lsne,
and are on their way to Nashville 70 receive
an education TO 1T them for Mrisslonaty
work In their native land. Miss SHARP wno
is in Africa: sent them here, and they nav e
a letter addressed TO Rev. Il. W. heeler' VI
Nashville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
Suicide,
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

ATLANTA, January i6.---Harry Samuels,
proprietor Of the Daisy cigar-factory, New
York, committed suicide at Ihomasyilie
last night. He shot himself in his room at
the hotel Business depression was the
cause. He leaves a wife and children, who
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
MiilEIiEt.S.

CLUrTER-TuC Married, ON tho Ism ln-
slant. AZ the BRIDES home, 5Js north Fourth
street. by Rev. GeorE, Cooper, Mr.. Okoh'E W.
/ CLUTTER. e Dsnrills. aud Niss hAki CAfhA-
/ MSE TUCK. az this city.
MORGAN BRYANT. Married, January Is.
/ 1Sp1 AZ the residence Of the brides father, Cap
+ tain NJ J. Bryant. No 1909 vest Marshall srert,
! pv Rev. :. A. ,;ooiwin, ID. d.. Mr.. WILLIS =
| MORGAN, Of Halifax county, Va, 70 Miss NORA
|
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
Bound for the south.

IBy telegraph TO the DispAtch.1
NKw YoRK. January l6.--Four negro lads,
whose ages range from eight to fifteen
years, were detained here to-day until the
Castle Garden commissioners dispose OF
their cases. They were on the bark La
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
fKeported for the Dispatch1

fKeDOTtcl tOE llo UlbpalSI-I
JANUARY 10, 1890
Loose tobacco sales to-day. 1870 pounds. with
se.7j the highest price aud SOC. the lowest per
hundred.
Auction offerings on Change, "a packages.
and 20 taken in; the highest price, fo2; lowest,
$3.50; average. 5000
acknowledgements collections: Cigars and CT
gsretles, 1884 tobacco, a. .o5-to al. s3.59Os
Loose breaks very poor ali through, "a well as
small; condition rather dryer. much moulded,
a great deal wcrm-esien, and badly assorted
Many crops are 30 small that planters did not
Attempt TO assert il To-morroW's salo ann
will be- much larger with better tobacco, Judging
by WAGONS 10 this afternoon.
West Virginia TOBACCO sold &c well to-day as at
any time this year-cutters aud sll kluds-Witn
several North Carolina buyers on tins market
Low graies predomina,od and reduced tho
average. The quality Of new orights is steadily
falling OF. Spectators sro buying as much as
others. tho bolder ones using the trust as scare
TO keep down prices. while thsy themselves are
evidently buying without such fear they try 70
instil ia others.
Private sales: Wrsppers12, nllers 50, smokers,
1. and Burleys2 pacsages--totsl, 10 packages.
Make, quis, and firm. with much looking
around.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
Tho Commercial Telegram Company Goes
Under.


Under.
lBy telegraph TO tho Dispstch-l
New YORK, January 16.-The following
circular was received this morning by those
10 whom addressed. II is understood that
the Postal Telegram Company was the
purchaser. No quotations were sent out
this morning:
NKw YORK. January Is. 1890.
To Al Subscribers Of he Commercial Iele-
gram Company:
The Commercial-Teleg Company IS
compelled TO announce that the property
heretofore operated by it has been sold at
a sherilr's sale to salty judgments against
the company, and now finds itself unable
TO continue TO distribute after this date
the quotations which have heretofore been
supplied to its customers.
lSignedl GEORGE W. CASPER,
Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
ON THE DECREASE
Nvyv yorv January 16,-The health

NV YORK, JanNuTy IO.-1HO IIV'FIVI,
officers were right when they announced
their belief a week ago YESTERDAY that tho
epidemic OF influenza had reached its
beiehth. On that day the mortality in this
citv reached $50. To-day. after fallng
off steadily during the week, the record
stands exactly ono half. OF these ~ are
due to pneumonia; bronchitis, IL; con
SUMPTION. IS; influenza, without c,ompll,
cations. IL. and influenza, complicated
with other diseases. chiefly pneumonia 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17

fBy telegraph 70 the Dispssch.'
" WASHINGTON. January i6-for VIZ
Iklln lginis, North Carolina, and South Caro-.
'lins, colder, fair weather. nor'herly
winds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17

sss:s c "a :. =: s:: ::s - s;t
Ito more buAncss VS. Beasncoed ln ~ tw9
market. soil, trading vas h0tosd. Tbe nas1se
ciossd steady. Trsdisg zee moderate n soeee
nos 30, zoo ss.s ssf ~, 80 - ~
The leading futures RAGGED:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
The Nfowatt Case.
Rv Telegraph 70 ne pispatch.I

IDI '"'VEt''t - -
PoUGHKEErsrE. January 16.-,Judge Bar
nard has decided the MOwatt case, de-
claring that Miss Mowatt was induced t.
sign the agreements through threats OF
cnnsniracY and fraud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. January 16Baltnore and Ohio
STOCK, 9Oa9)A Cincinnati, Washington and
Baltimore lsts. ON asked; do. ID certificates,
G. bid Go. eds. - BID (: consolidated gas bonds,
1I5Nall5; do. stock, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDiN CONNECTION THEREWTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
by telegram "a the p,,pa,ch.l

Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cofton'
Grain. Flour. and other Quotations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
English Special Investments i'm the United
States.

The investment of English capital in
American enterprises within the last eieh-
teen months il estimated at more than two
hundred millions OF dollars. The follow
ing constitute the chief investments since
May, 1888:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
Dour Men Killed
fBy telegraph TO the Dlgpatch.l

TBy IcIFgTapH 70 TU5 D.5pHtCI1'1
NASHVILLE. January 16.-Four men were
killed and several others badly wounded
by the premature explosion of blast at a
camp near johnson City, on the Atlantic
and Ohio railroad. this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
RenOnlinated.

lI}y telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l
DIS MONIES, IA. January 16.-The Re-
publican legislative caucus tonight re-
nominated Senator Allison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
ENDORSERS.

of
Simmons Liver Regulator
Hon. Alexander II. stephens,
John ". BeckEith, Bishop Of Georgia;
General John r. Gordon, ex-U. ;. senator;
Hon Jno GIN shorter, ex-Goy. OF Alabama;
Rev. David Wills. d. H., Pres. Ogiethorpe Col.
Bishop Pearce, OF ". y. Church, south;
Judge Jas. Jackson, Supreme Court, Georgia
J. HdgRr Thompson,
Hon. Ben. Hin,
Hon, John C. Brecknrdge,
Hiram Warner, late Chief Justice on Georgia !;
Lewis Wunder. ASST Postmaster, Phlia., Pa,
And many others from whom We have
letters commenting upon this medt-
cine az most valuable household
remedy.
II you are suffering and cannot find
relief, procure az once from your drug
gist bottle OF hoguiatOr. Give itafsir
trial nnd Il viii not only afford relief
but permanently cure you.
SEE THAT you GET THE GENUINE.
prepared by
]. II. ZEILIN & CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
IA lTF,su.W&w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17

RooS 1 AND y so g, X p;ss ~ - 5
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17

ch;,blains are cured by Salvation Oil,
the wonderful linimsnt. irice ~ ceu's .
bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January 10, is)6

wusAr-a. 100 bushels
CoRs.-l, 2O) bushels
OArs.-l,500 bushels-
slLss Is'o.rso r, ssJssrtsx
WugAr.-Longoerry, 1850 bushels very good
on private terma
FLOUR.
wequ,ts: Fine. 81 yaSlr5 supsrnns ta7ss
S.er: srrA gl5)aSi73 e. nuy. tiaSk5a psisai
fanny. country. si.1jisAsS
corTuy REPORT.
Markss drm-
qcorArosA.
MIpDLfsa, I0kc
Low kiDDLlSo, S{c.
GOOD ORSlHA.r, SIC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17

RICHMOND MARKETS.
JASUAsr 10. 1891
COUNTRY yaopUca
sves,. Ey,s Fswta Lard c~s ksst
Bitter Choice. Creamery. aa25r. choice,
family packed. iSs20e.; cno!ce store pseks1
I6alsc. good 70 prime. italoc. Poor 70 tar. sea
Toe. com mon. 5ase.
Rgrx Frosn. sszioc.
Dressed poultry: turkey, per pound, iSsior;
chlcxens, per pound. i0Ai5c. ducks, per pound,
Isai6e geese, per pound, 9alic.
Live Turkeys. l0al.c. per pound
Lard; Couasry. sasHc. sctivA
Cora Meat 5sA55c. per puAasi sof sosauy
Co. Ter city niliA
Tses1sb3ss
Beans, Navy, per pushs,, sLooasi.eo
Cabbaga St-ssA3s barrel
Posaloes: choice. 5L75aSs per barrel: eSsSor.
per Dashsl; msdiaus $Lao pr BARREL oASs
Dor buaheL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17

THE WAITER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY va
clear aud colder
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-17
INFLUENZA.
Increase in the Death Rate at Chicago
Reports from other Points.

10y Telegraph 10 tie DinpaShJ
CHICAGO, January 16.-Reports received
at the health Office yesterday were not OF
an encouraging nature. Eleven OF the
eiqhty-seven death certificates were, re-
turned having the word influenza, &c, on
the line after the cause of death. The
number of victims OF the grippe was the
same as that reported Tuesday but the m
crease of deaths from other diseases was
something alarming, it being larger by
seventeen than the previous day.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, January 10. 1890
sALEs--FIRsT BoLRD.-2,OOO Georgia Pacific In
comes a. 20
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Mean OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

The death OF Judge Campbell re-
moves from the Supreme Court one OF
is brightest lights. lie mas been so long
connected with the Judicial depart
rent OF Michigan, that one can scarcely
be conceived without the other. He
Was eminent for his culture, legal at
tainments and sterling integrity. In
the long course OF his Official life not
one word OF censure or SANDER has
been hurled 81 him, by his most Jealous
political opponent. In fact, although
always the candidate of the Republi-
can party, yet De was never known a.
q partisan. tie came as near beng
without political bias. as it IS ever pos.
siole for Judge to be, under system
which makes political Offices out Of
judicial positions.
Not only vas Judge Campbell q
model IN official life, but he was a
model OF al the domestic virtues. He
was an ideal citizen, husband and
father. he was also a consistent and
practical Christian. Death took him
suddenly. but could not take him un-
prepared.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-27

The Muskegon Meas breaches an ele-
CANT sermon on the liability of young
CASHIERS TO fall into the hands Of very
personal devil. The case of young
loot points the moral and adorns the
tale" Ii says:
young men who are handling other
people mOaey should be constantly on
the alert for the devil. His Satanic
Majesty caught young loot, of Grand
Rapids, mapping, and induced HIM TO
run away with quantity OF money be-
longing TO MS employer, the American
Express Company. After travelling with
loot for several months and helping
him TO FILTER away his vi gotten wealth
the spirit OF the devil, according 10 the
defense OF the young man, departed
and left MN with depleted purse and
a stricken conscience to return home
with his strange story. so 10 is, that
young men through whose hands pass
money and valuables of other people,
should exercise eternal vigilance
against the Vaccinations OF the Black
Imp. His manifestations are usually
through bright eyes, the music OF the
poker chip and the unctuOus gurgle or
potent, yet seductive lIbatiOns. When
ever youDg man IS unfortunate
enough 10 carry dollar OF some other
mans money IN hls pocket and observes
any OF the above mentioned manifesto
tions, which are mephistophel,c trade
marks, coming toward him, he should
at once take to the wo0ds-rather than
to Canada. Had loot observed this
simple rule he and his kinsmen would
oe happier today than they now are"