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IRISH AFFAIRS.
Conflicts Between Police and Soldiers at GA
way-A Change of Venue.

GALWAY, Nov. 12.-Several fights took
place to-day between the police and the
military. In one, police sergeant was
severely injured. The military vas finally
routed, and the police chased them to the
barracks. The Connaught Rangers, who
took prominent part in the disturbance,
have been ordered away from Galway.
DUBLIN, Nov. 12-The work of evicting
tenants was resumed to-day on the Olphert
estate. TIE weather is incement.
1IPpERARY, Nov. 12.-The Magistrates
Court has changed the venue of the con-
sDiracy cases from Tipperary to Clonmel.
Counsel for defendants protested, but were
Oyerrued.
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Through Trains.

DENVER, Nov. 12.-The Denver and Rio
Grande and Colorado Midland management
today announced the opening of broad
gauge line for through business on Sunday,
the 10th inst. Arrangements are completed
San Francisco.
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u ST. Paul anS ~ s. Bgrps'Sn g e. snd 'sf Sd
Louis 81, Union Pacific 35s, Atcbison 2%,
Rock Island 27s, Missouri Pacific 2N, New
York Central 2R, Western Union ~ and
others small amounts. Governments are
duh and we; X for the fours. Petroleum is
firm; spot closed 1914, December "a.
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MISSIONARY WORK.
Annual Meeting Of the General Committee Of

the NJ E Church
BosToN, Nov. 12.-The seventy-second
annual meeting of the General Missionary
Committee of the Methodist Episcopal
Church is in session here. The report Of
the Treasurer shows the following: Dis
bursements from November, 1889, to Octo-
Der, 1890. foreign missions S61S,3o9, domes-
tic S477,472; Office expenses, $50, 739; publi-
cation fund, S75s2; incidental expense, s43.-
s13; total, 81, l67,93S. The receipts during
the treasury debt October 81, 1890, S6S, ,32l.
including an old Indebtedness. After a
lengthy debate it was decidrd to make the
limit of appropriations, including debf, Incl
dentals, etc, S1,20o,000; of this S1,026,000
will be available for mission Work.
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Collector Phelps Sustained.

WASHINGTON. Nov. IA decision Of the
Collector of the Port Of San Francisco was
to-day affirmed, assessing duty of 81 per
case and cents per bottle on wine imported
by the A. CALI Fruit Company from
Panama. The firm claims that it should
have been classified as still wine, instead of
sparkling wine, as it was described by the
San Francisco Collector
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SHORTAGE DISCOVERED.
Treasurer Denies Charges Of Stockholders
and Commits Suicide

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 12.-The stockhold-
ers in the defunct Hall & Willis Hardware
Company held meeting yesterday and ex-
amined the books, finding a shortage of
nearly $4,000. Shelby Jones, Treasurer
of the concern, was charged with the re-
sponsbilty of the shortage. He denied it
and last II ght he suicided, leaving note
saying he could not stand the unjust accusa-
tions. The stockholders all say he was re-
sponsible.
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THE CHRISTENSEN CASE.
Prohibitionists Greatly Pleased With the Su
preme Court Decision,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The decision of
the United States Supreme Court in the
case of P. Crowley. Chief OF Police of Sau
Francisco. against Henry Christensen has
excited much interest among the prohibition
and anti-prohibition people of Washington.
The decision upholds the right Of local au
thorities to exercise their discretion in
granting liquor licenses, and the establish
ment of that prjnciple by the highest court
in the land the temperance people regard as
a great point in their favor. Some of them,
however, seem to be more pleased with
some of the principles incidentally laid
down in the opinion OF Justice Field.
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Ths Ant'-Lottery Lsw.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.--The Board CT Man.
ayers CT the Adams Express Company has
adopted resolution making the Postoffice
Department regulations as to the application
of the anti-lottery law applicable TO its en-
ployes.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Berserker's tips on
Linden: First race, Tipslaff or Nellie
BLY,; second, Vandyke or ST. Patrick third,
Badge; fourth, ZeDobia or Simrock; fifth.
Monsoon or Prince Edward; sixth, Auto
crat or Ballyhoo.
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a ROYAL Betrothal.

LONDON, Nov. 12.-The Chronicles Rome
correspondent says that Princess Margaret,
IL sister of the German Emperor. will wed
the Prince of Naples, the heir to the Italian
throne, within year. Princess Margaret
will become a Catholic
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pishonorahly Dismissed.

SAN ANTONIO (Tex.), Nov. 12.-Lieuten-
ant Turner, Adjutant of the Eighteenth In
fantry. who embezzled band funds, has been
found guilty and sentenced to dishonorable
dismissal from the army,
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The Calliops Damaged,

LONDON, Nov. 12.-The war steamer Cal
liope, which was ordered home after her re-
markabe experience at Samoa, is in a sorry
plight, AT least $4,000 will have to be ex-
pended in repairs before she Will again be
ready to put in commission.
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the cause of these seismic disturbances. al
though it is claimed that they result from
atmospheric changes. last season having
been hotter and drier than any for years.
cracked Thousands of the inhabitants have
fled to adjacent towns
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General CROOKS Remnins.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The remains of
the late Major-General Crook were brought
to this city this morning and inferred with
at Arlington.
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Wissuan's Intentions.

MARsE1LLEs, Nov. 12.-Baron Wissman,
ho left for Zanzibar tonight. declared that
he does not intend to renew hbStilities with
the natives, but to organize the country and
establish a civilized form of government.
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CHARGES OF FRAUD.
Application to Wind Up the Affairs of a
Chicago Insurance Ccmp.ny.


CHICAGO, Nov. -. - AttOrney-Ge
Hunt filed bill this morning to wind up
the affairs of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Chicago, and set aside the deed
of assignment executed a couple of weeks
ago, on the ground Of fraud. Serious
charges are made against the officers and
directors of the company.
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energy. Rain has fallen in Ohio and Middle
Mississippi valleys. on the Middle Atlantic
Coast and in Eastern Florida. The temper
ature has risen in the Northwest and re-
maned nearly stationary elsewhere.
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Vote in 1883. Vote in 1890.

MARIPosA COUNTY.
SACRAMENTO, Nov 12.-The Mariposa
County official vote is as follows: Dunn
612, Colgan 464. Gaffey 612, Hebron 430,
Archer Gil, Rea 456.
SHASTA COUNTY.
SACRAMENTO. Nov. 12.-Shasta County
has the following returns: Bidwell 135,
Colgan 1642, Dunn 144S, Cole 1857, Beamer
1875.
REDDING, Nov. 12.-The official vote of
this Shasta county by majorities is:
Markham 12S, Reddick 151, Waite 2S2, Col
gan 1914, Mcdonald 153, Hart 22S, Reichert
216, Brown 1S4, Anderson 2S3, b. ham 100,
Bprhman 19S Cole 162, Beatty 113. Harrison
22S, Garoutte 3o6. De Haven So. John Bid
well got 155 votes.
PLACER COUNTY.
AUBURN, Nov. 12.-Offical returns give
Bidwell 132, Reddick 1S47, Del Vale 1858,
Prohibition &c. American IS, Waite 1874.
Hendricks 1862, Prohibition 50, American
105. Mcdonald 176S. Herrold 1854, Pro-
hibition 104, American IL, Hart 1859,
Graves 1862, Prohibition 118, Reichert 1870,
Boom 1868. Prohibition "a. American II,
Brown 1861, Spencer 1861, Prohibition SO.
bition 93, American 20. Beatty 1871, Stanly
1856, Prohibition SS, Garoutte 1887. Cotfey
1895, Prohibition 81, American 2. The re-
turns will be complete tomorrow.
HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
EUREKA, Nov. 12.-The official count of
Humbo County was completed at o'clock
this afternoon. There was small vote.
Over 6000 names were on the Great Register,
and only 1881 votes east. Nearly all of Bid
wells and SerantOn's votes were drawn
from the Republicans. The county ticket
was badly split up. The Democrats get the
Sheriff and TaX-Collector, and the Repubii-
cans all the others ON majorities from eco
to 11OO. A contest is possible on the Aud
tors candidacy.
LOS ANGELES AND ORANGE COUNTIES.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 12.-The official
count is proceeding slowly. 1t will not be
con cluded before Saturday. The slight er-
rors so far discovered do not materially
change the result SO far. The official count
of Orange County shows Smith (R.) elected
to the Assembly over Waterman D) by 6
votes.
TUoLUMNE COUNTY.
SONORA, Nov. 12.-The official returns of
Tuolumne County give the Republicans the
Sheriff, District Attorney and Assessor, and
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Illness Of Daniel Appleton.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Daniel Appleton,
the well-known publisher, is very low with
o stroke of apoplexy.
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Proved a Failura
Flcur.Miils Closing.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 12.-Reports from
the provinces indicate that the Tolstoi
Government reforms have proved failure.
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CONGRESS IONAL.

First District.
The candidates for this district are j. A.
Barham R.) and NJ. j. Geary 3D.
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OPoRTo, Nov. 12.-The flour-mills here
are closing in consequence of decree pro-
hibiting the importation of foreign wheat.
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ROUGH PASSAGE.

Arrival Of Delayed Steamer in Battered
Condition.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 12.-The steamer
Gussie from Nicaragua, fears for whose
safety have been entertained, arrived to-day
in battered condition. She reports that Il
terrific hurricane delayed her. The town of
Cape Gracios is complete wreck, every
house having been shattered by the wind
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THREE PERSONS DROWNED.
Californian and Two Companions Perish in
Ipswich Bay.

GLOUCESTER (Mass.), Nov. 12.-William
Hastings, John Whalen and Thomas Wads-
worth were drowned in Ipswich Bay Mon
day night. Whalen belonged in California.
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AT PHILADELPHIA.
Sympathy With the Upward Tendency Of the
New York Market

New York Market.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-When the stock
market opened this morning all the specula-
tive stocks were in sympathy with the up
ward tendency of the New York market and
advanced rapidly. There was little excite
ment The suspended brokerage firm of
Narr & Friend say they will resume business
tO-mOrr0W
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JUMPED THE TRACK.
Accident to Passenger Train on the Readisg g
Railrnnd

LEBANON Pa.), Nov. 12-The evening
passenger train on the Reading road jumped
the track near AWHILE and went down an
enbankment. Seven persons were seriously,
but not fatally, injured.
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TUoLUMNE COUNTY.

SONORA, Nov. 12.-The official returns of
Tuolumne County give the Republicans the
Sheriff, District Attorney and Assessor, and
the Democrats elect the remainder of tho
comfy ticket
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PAINS and WEAKNESS

r. Of females instantly relieved by that new.
elegant and infaliible Antidote to Pain,
Inflammation and Weakness, the Cuti-
cura Anti-Pain Plaster. The nrst
and only pain-suDdung Plaster, especially adapteu
Cure Female Pains and Weaknesses aI SrsS- sS
rtsts % cents Ave for 81 or postage Free OF for-
| No D"ee A ocl5 MoThSu ly
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BARRACKS BURNED.
Exciting Scenes Attending Fire in the
Qrarters of the Guards.

Quarters Of the Guards.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-The Wellington Bar
racks of the Guards were destroyed by ire
to-day. The fire originated in the quarters OF
the married soldiers. The inmates We're
rescued by ladders. Two children, how
ever, are missing.
The missing children were later rescued
unhurt. The fire was attended by many ex-
citing incidents and many heroic rescues
were made. The latest reports say that over
twenty persons were more or less injured
by jumping from windows.
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THE PRIZE STATES.
Ohio and California Men Suggested for the R.
publican Leader, in 1892

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The Cleveland
Leader remarks editorially: "Ohio and Cal
ifornia are the prize Republican States.
California, who is your man for Vice Pres-
dent in lSq2po
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Vote in 1888. Vote in 1896
COUNTIES.

TUHhClaI.
MAJORITY, other figures not obtainable.
Second District.
The candidates for this district are G. G..
Blanchard (R) and A. Caminetti (D.)
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-01-24
SWINE in Winter.

Try to let the pigs that are kept
over, and especially the breeders,
have something besides grain,
seusibly advises a Western author
ity. If there comes spell of open
weather in winter, let them run
over the clover or blue grass pas
tuIe. 1t will stimulate their ap-
petiteS wonderfully. When every.
thing is showed under, or it is
stormy, give them ensllage Oc.
casiOnally II yOn have it, or raw
beetS, carrots or t0rnips, or a mess
of cooked potatoes. Any of these
seem to act as tonic and put
them in a more thrifty condition.
If none of these can be made
available add small amount of
oil meal TO the daily ration. 1t is
net expensive and will pay big
dividends.
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0meItes, SaVOry and Sweet.

For savOry Omelet beat up four
eggs in basin add some finely
chopped parsley and cbives, with
pepper and salt to taste. Melt
about two ounces Of butter in an
Omelet pan, and pour in the mix
ture; stir it with spoon till it
begins to set, then leave off stir
ring, shake 1t little, and fold it IN
half. Let it brown for half a
minute and then Turn it out, under
side upwards, on to a dish.
For sweet Omelets beat OPP four
eggs, sweeten with fiuely powdered
sugar, fry IN the same manner as
The savOry omelet. When it is
firm, lay on 1t some jam which has
been slightly warmed, and fold it
over At the same time.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-01-24
a Pretty Corner Table.

Many ingenious housewives al.
range for T. emseIves a corner
table, 10y having a piece of wood
ii tel in with little silk or cretOnne
curtains, attached to the edge, run
on to y cord These draw
partially, or quite close, and hide
all sorts of odds and ends beneath
the table. Above the table is
dade Of drawn art muslin, of some
good looking material, with shelf
above. For very trifing sum a
corner of a room can be made to
look coy and artistic. The de-
vice can be carried out in small
bedroom in the corner near q win
dow, and a pretty toilet table thus
arranged.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-01-24
MaCarOnl with Cheese.

Throw into boiling water some
common pipe or fat macarOni,
with salt, according to the quantity
used. Let it boil a quarter of an
hour, when 1t will be a little more
than half cooked. Drain of the
water thoroughly, and place the
macarODl III saucepan with
enough milk to cover it, let 1t boil
till perfectly done, then take out
the macarOni and Jay it IN a bak-
ing dish with a plentiful allowance
of grated cheese, to which a judic.
iOus quantity of white pepper
should be added, pour over it
plenty Of liQueded butter, sprinkle
the top with more grated cheese,
and over that some very fine baked
bread crumbs. Put the dish in the
oven and bake till the top is
delicately Drowned.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-01-24
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

Frosted bis are cruel instruments
OF torture if thrust iut0 the horse's
mouth. Various forms OF bits are
now made with coverings OF rubber
or leather, which, being compare
tive non conductors, do not freeze
to the tongue at the first touch like
IRON. In the absence of these, al
ways take the frost out OF the bits
before they 90 into the horses
mouth. Horses need special care
in the early winter months. When
pulled up after rapid driving or
heavy hauling, they should never
stand in the wind and cold without
being blanketed. Never leave a
horse in its stall for the night with
the wet and mud still adhelng to
its feet and legs. Clean out the
stall thoroughly every morning,
and if the horse stands in 1t
through the day, clean 1t out
again at night before bedding
down.
Some dairymen make winter
butter-making highly profitable
To do this there must be a good
supply of milk. Intelligent care
in feeding to prevent the cows
from falling off. Cardlng daily
should be added to liberal feed
Sheep unless Sheltered from storms
of rain and snow will not pay
Properly managed, spring lambs
will pay. They will pay for good
keep, but not for that hallway
neglect hich is not keep at all.
If "a litter of pigs come on cold
day, bad management or ordinary
management may lose the whole,
while good management may, and
usually does, save them all. This
is the difference between "gOod
and bad luck in farming.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-01-24
An Engines Remarkable Record.

A Philadelphia inventor named
James Regain claims to have run
an engine continuously for one
week oyer the Philadelphia division
of the Reading railOad without
changing the fire IN the furnace,
and that nothing of the kind has
ever been attempted or accomplish
ed before. The invention, it is
believed, will reyOlutiOnize the old
time methods used in firing loco
motives if the railroad companies
adopt it, and Inventor Reagan's
performances are the talk Of every
engineer on the road. By using a
patent shaking CRATE the unheard-
of record was made of running a
locomotive drawing h a V y
freight trains for 1876 hours, in.
Guiding long stops on the road,
which the engineers dread on ac-
court of the way their fires clog, it
often requiring thirty-fye and
forty minutes to renew them in
order to proceed. Mr.. Beagan
stuck to the engine throughout the
week of experiment, scarcely sleep
ing. All the food he got was what
the engineers gave HIM and few
oysters secured during short stop
in Philadelphia. SThe magnitude
of the undertakings" says Mr..
Reagan, twas such that every one
doubted the ability to make one
trip. The quality of the coal was
even below the ordinary used by
the road. The test was made as
severe as possible, and the victory
is more signal on that account
Besides the vast gain in time there
is equally as much saved in fuel.
After the frat fire was lit | did not
burn a piece OF wood as big as a
match stick, and it usually takes
one quarter of a cord to start the
furnace after the fire begins to
clog and a cleaning out becomes
necessary .n-BdHim ore Sun.
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The Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus,
Ind, testifes 81 can recommend
Electric Bitters as the very best
remedy. Every bottle sold has
given relief in every case. One
man took six bottles, and was cured
of Rheumatism of 10 years. stand
ing" Abraham Hare, druggist,
BellviIle, Ohio, alfirms: "rhe best
selling medicine | have ever han
died in my 20 years. experience, is
Electric Bitters." Thousands of
others have added their testimony,
so that the verdict is unanimous
that Electric Bitters do cure all
diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or
Blood. Only half dollar a bottle
at B. Schmltts drug store, Wood
stock, or II. L. Jordan, Mt. Jack
son.
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How Postage Stamps are Made

Tqe design of the stamps is en-
graved on steel, and, In printing,
plates are used on which 200
stamps have been engraved. Two
men are kept busy covering these
with colored inks and passing them
to a man and a girl who print them,
with large rolling hand pressts.-
Three of these little squads are
employed all the time. After the
sheets of paper, containing 200
printed stamps, have dried enough,
they are sent into another room
and gummed. The gum used for
this purpose is made of the powder
of dried potatoes and other vege-
tables, mixed with water. After
having been again dried, this time
on little racks famed by steam
power tor about an hour, they are
put between sheets of pasteboad
and pressed in hydraulic presses
capable of applying a weight OF
1000 tons. The next thing is to
cut the sheets IN two, each sheet,
when cut, containing 100 stamps.
This is done by girl with a large
pair of shears, cutting by hand
being preferred to that by machin-
cry, which would destroyed too
many stamps. They are then
passed to another squad of work
ers, who perforate the paper be-
tween the stamps. Next they are
pressed once more, and then pack
ed and labeled and slowed away to
be sent to the various Offices when
ordered. 1t a single stamp is torn
or in any way mutilated, the whole
sheet Of 100 stamps is burned. Not
less than 100000 are said to be
burned every week from this cause.
The greatest care is taken in count
ing the sheets of stamps to guard
against pilfering by the employees
and it is said tbstduriDg tn past
TWEEN J years not a single sheet has
b cen lost in this way. DuI ing the
process of manufacturing, the
sheets are counted eleven times.
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"OId Reliable"
Established 1919
The narical Farmer
Over 40 years under the same
management.

Devoted to FARMING, STOCK RAILS
ING, FRUIT GROWING, MARKET GAR
DENlNG, the DAIRY, the POULTRY
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Special attention is paid to FERTILE
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Reports of Representative Farmers
Clubs are n notable feature Of its issues.
Its HOME DEPARTMENT is filled
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The most competent, successful and ex-
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No farmer in the Atlantic States, from
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ROMANCE OF a SUICIDE.
TWO BOYS IN LOVE WITH TIE SANE
GIRL, DETERMINE BY LOT
WHO SHALL BECOME
"FELEE DE SEE"

A sensational sequel of tue at
tempted suicide Of Louis Kurth. OF
Atchison, Kan, a few days ago,
has Just come TO light. Louis Is
sixteen years of age, and was mad
" In love with Nellie Bertenshaw,
aged fourteen, the daughter OF a
railroad man of that city. Louis,
however, had a rival, another boy
of the same age. Both the youths
of that romantic turn of mind
which is fostered by the reading OF
sensational literature and they de-
cided to settle their difficulties in
regulation style.
To end this they drew StrawS to
see which was to have the girl,
and decided that the one who re-
celved the short straw was to Kill
himself in thirty days, and thus
leave a clean field for the success
full aspirant to the girls favor. On
December the 9th the boys prepar-
ed the straws and drew Tor life and
death. Kurth's rival was success
II Il
fnl, and the girl at once transferred
her affections TO him. On January
9th Kurth fred the shot, which
was aimed at his heart, but which
struck RIB and Inflicted only a
flesh wound. He stOutly asserts
that he will keep his part OF the
agreement as soon as he is allowed
his liberty, for be could never face
his companions if he failed after
proposing the test.