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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-27
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-01-04
NO. If

ing and refusing to enforce the laws
against gambling. This brings him
under the statute, and from the feeling
in the community, there is no doubt
about the indictment of Cregier by an
impartial grand jury. In the name of
the people THE EAGLE demands his
indictment. An example must be made
of officials who refuse to enforce the
peoples laws, and Cregier is a good
man to commence with.
Thousands of dollars will be gladly
subscribed to aid in convicing him.
Thousands of good people would hail
his conviction with great Joy.
As for Montana Han5ins, the no
tonous card sharp Blacl, Jack Condor,
the Fort Wayne barber; and the other
blacklegs they should be convicted Of
felony, and there is no doubt about
their Indictment and punishment.
The temporary closing up Of the
gambling houses viii not affect public
sentiment or appease the public wrath.
Thousands of victims are calling for
vengeance and the rich harvest of the
past year reaped 10y the black legs
must be atonod for by Creeier and his
pals
mdict the whole crowd of them.
Under Mayor Cregier gambling
house has been opened on school prop
erty ut No. > Theater court. For every
dollar lost in this hell, the taxpayers
are liable Every cent of money lost
there can be recovered from the city of
Chicago
Yet some people say that Cregier is
n good Mayor
Indict him, and then read the evil
denc- that will be produced against
him
Tur EAGLE asks for the indictment
Of Dewitt c. Cregieg for polpable
omission of duty.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-01-04
GOOD FOR LoNGENECKER.
Send him there.

lie VIII Ask for a special Grand jury IL
Three Week, to Indict Hanluns, Gum.
Condon Jayncs ana Company.
Judge Longcnecker says that the
gamblers will fare hard when the spc-
cial Grand jury begins it's inyestiga-
tiony this month.
81 will call a special jury about the
third week in January" he says. Ny
intention is that the regularly drawn
Grand Jury shall dispose Of theroutine
business That will take about two
weeks Then | shall have the special
panel called"
What about the evidence to be
brought before the special Grand
Jurv2"
"Wc have great deal of evidence
which was produced before the Sep
tember Grand Jury. But we will not
depend upon that alone The Citi-
zen. Association is collecting, or has
collected. enough evidence 10 indict a
number Of the leading gambling house
prorrietors
viii thr investigation include an
kinds Of gambling
eyes gaming houee pool rooms
lotteries. and everything elsywdar the
lc1d Of gambling end covered o.. tbe
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-01-04
Il
THE EAGLE ON TOP Z.
Finding that Mayor
Cregier Was Not
Enforcing the
La,
moct IInanimous Votp
ma. H.. :. -.
"'' "'' !" ''''
Wbo rh;o{ of Dolioo To nndonod
lno oiliOi VI lVliVO IN oluoiou
EI0MhNnN H0NSnS
-- --
the Word OF the Chi
ooro Uorlo
oo
ann none WndleV9f upon Inc 6edfQ-
crn{hoyoS Ilt}oy,ncne NJ
The Aldermen Will Read This Pa
per Whether the Mayor
Likes 1t or Not,
And, Believing What 1t Says, They
Declare That Gambling Must
and Shall Cease.
The Blue Bearded Tyrant ThereupOn In
suits Decent City Clubs by Com
pairing Them to Hankins' Den,

For twelve long weeks, in the inter-
est of public morality and common de-
cency, THE CHICAGO EAGLE has been
placed upon the desk of every Alder
man at every City Council meeting
This so exasperated Old-Man-Not-
Afraid.of- -His-Whiskers that he direct
ed the chief ianitor of the City Hall to
steal the papers from the aldermanic
desks and burn them up
This, Eighteenth Ward Brady" a
poor devil who is not personally to
blame for what lac does proceeded to
do last week.
The Mayor further emphasized his
asininity by discharging the poor man
who cleaned out the Council Chamber
for not 4ling the papers from the Al
dermen before.
Last Monday night The EAGLE was
delivered in sealed envelopes to each Of
the Aldermen while the Council was in
session.
"Whiskers' himself was the recipi-
out of one. Before the meeting was
over ho was the recipient Of something
else.
By o. vote Of 80 10 the City Couu-
ell at that meeting presented an i'm
dctmcut against the City Executive
and tho Police Department ior their
failure "a suppress gambling, as pro.
ytlcl hr tbo laws of the state aud thg
ordinance. n tho clty
Tho nJlgtmWtwaH maie au thr mn.
tm 90 Alderman Pond aha md u.
uslwe tHs gambling dsH $500 asa
uD shocked AZ iu u.rm ..aa
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-01-04
The Citizens Association to Employ
Special Counsel and ASK fora
Special inquiSitiOn.
The Police Department Reeking
with Corruption and in the
Pay of Gamblers.


We are going TO have special grand
jury. Barring accidents in the Sher-
ifs office, grand jury will be made
up of business men who will see that
blacklegs are properly indicted and
put on the road to the penitentiary.
The general distrust of the Chicago
police force will result in the selec-
tion of experienced and honest detect
ives to assist in the prosecution.
States Attorney Lougcnecker himself
is as honest man as can be found
But, if current rumors are 10 be- be
licyed, some of bis assistants are not
above criticism The reporter Of an
evening paper interviewed one Of those
assistants the other night, and hc
laughed no thr idea of iudjctiug gam
hlcn' just think Of it' An Assistant
Statt# Attorney laughing 100 the idea
uIwnlshug criminals nut Chicago
p.upl. m, urJ 10 this SORT of thing
They up s.ttms mad over it, however.
md ame ui lh. ulmycnyr.us a.l
umIwl shielding hollyu aIl
ht. mw .a's m Iher mH
lhe Special UmnI Iuu hlulI lH
I.ftH. Na.or ughu boom FuItsu
eI.H.WI..Ha. IUit m us.I..t
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-01-04
AN ARMY OF DIPIiS.

The Number of People Who Visited Hank
ms Place In one Wccll.
For the purpose of enlightening the
public on the number of unfortunate
people who are robbed daily at Hank
ms hell-hole, luE EAGLES espionage
corps was instructed to carefully count
every man who entered the dive at 134
South Clark street from 10 o'clock a
m. on the dates named to o'clock the
following morning
Here is the result of their observa-
tions. The figures may be relied upon
as absolutely correct:
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-01-04

How is that for morality in Chicago
Eiereii thousand hro b1uldred dad
torty-seueH visitors to Hanlins den in
one week
Gospel truth
No wonder the profits of the in
famous place are over $1,000 day.
Business men Of Chicago, the peni-
tentiary at Joliet is the place for Han
kins
Send him there.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-01-04
The PEOPLE Be D D."
The Gamblers trust
"DOnt be afraid, boys. You have my
word for il that there will be no special Grand
Jury and no danger Of a close up"
~ HeD1nqa D.esmbsr 30 I884
The Gamblers Tru8t

~ G saO1aa'a 0.eea5al DO I839
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17
Frank Leslie's For June.

Frederic Arthur Bridgman, the Orien- talist painter, is characterized by Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer,, in Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for June, as a typical American artist, because iri art, just now, it Is the cosmopolite who is typical, the thorough paced American who is exceptional" Some admirable engravings and iac-similes of MT. Bridg- mans pictures are given. Another mo- table attraction of this nnmber is pro fusely illustrated article on that "mile of history" the Bowery, of New York city, by Felix Oldboy, the well-known local historian, who seems to have in herited Irving's charm of style and fund of Gotham-lore. Other interesting illus tratsd articles are: "The Life of a Long
 shorenan," Dr. Guernsey's concluding paper on Frederick the Great" "Wo-
 men Wearers of Mems Clothes" "A My sterious and Dreaded Saurian" (the Gila Nonster), "The Last of the Mohicans," and "Traveling by Air" The short stories, poems, literary and other mis- cellany, supplied in the abundance which is character .c 0: this magazine, make up an uncommonly rich number.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17

The surgical branch give special sttsl defornlities of every kind 6 nd sll dis piao requiring appliances for Curvature of the Hip Joint Disease, Distorted Limbs or successfully itreated by OUT new Foltai hsgnetic appliances.
 10 al. chroT ic, complicated, pr,ya and vast diseases res1l ing from badly trsaIeu cares an acute special uatCre, or from indIsts
 lons of youth, bringing on Sp-rmstoTh .. Sam nal weakness and an unnatural drslD frts.u the body whirI nderminee the ccnstitu;i.'p- also Debility, eecsy. Loss of Vitsli'y or Man hood. which results from excess of ma urity.
 The reason so many are not oured of he above complaints, IS owing to comoiic.uen ca.iti cure.
 Vsricocele, wormy veins in Scrotam, Stric- cure, blood and six n impurities speedily cured auute private troubles safely, contidentially and quickly cured. Catarrh of the mucous mem 6rane of the head or bladder successfully treated also throat and lung diseases. Femals com plsints and all complicated delicate diseases of women carefully trsatedlby our ne1 method whereby none of the actual phyeicsl examina tions ore equired. Displscements of the uterps and all special complaints pecn jar to females success esfully treated. Separate office for ladies who should call between the hours of q and, o'clock to avoid tha crowd, Office hours to daily; Sundays 10 to i2 only. Consultation free
 All languages spos en and written. Write your own language.
 DR, LIEpIG,s WoNIEIFUL GERMAN ISvIaost To2 c,.. 1, the only pos: tive cure for Spermstar- rhoea, SeM inal Weakness. ana rss If msnhoo
 The GERMAN INvIGORATcP No. 2. is the only known cure for Pr statcrrh0a. the compIi cation that prevents the cure of above com pisiuts in thousands.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17
The Valley Bank.

We are pleased to be able to announce that the recent change in the Santa Cruz Valley Bank has resulted in Messrs. l.. M. and B. NJ. Jacobs assum- ing the entire control and management of the same.
 The recent purchase by Mr. Tender son was made at the solicitation of the Messrs. Jacobs, and DOW that they have succeeded in again establishing them selves, they have come to stay.
 The public may be congratulated that our banking institutions are now in the hands of competent, reliable and wealthy people, and We are assured by the Messrs. Jacobs that they will continue in the even tenor of their way, affording all the facilities that is con- sistent with the present banking, and the wants of the community.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17
Mining Notes.

Wm. Neeley has leased the Lucknow mine near the Stonewall, and is working it.
 Si Bryant has car of ore ready to ship from the Tom Scott mine at Tur- quols. He ships car about every 20 days, is doing well and is satisfied with his mine, which is paying him hand somely.
 The Dos Cabezes 15-stamp gold mill made clean up on the first of the pre- sent month and the results from the 30 days run were more than the lessess had looked for. The mill started up again after three days shut down, and is pounding away at the rate of thirty tons every tweny-four hours.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17
Cash Patents.

The following cash patents have been received at the U. s. Land Office. Up on the surrender of final certificates patents will be forwarded to their respec- tive claimants: MARICOPA COUNTY. William R Johnson, William M Nun cey, Franklin l. Mosier, Geo. w Shrine, Jeriah Wood, Patrick Hurley, VIII Cal derwood, William Jones, Maran Nelson, Ellis Brown, Philippine Beckers, Thos' F. Clanton.
 PIMA COUNTY. Anna NJ Livingston, Erasmus ID Wood, Henry P Moore, Joseph F Pier son, Adol Verdugo, John Schoenhol- zen, James E Peck, Edward Whitlock.
 COCHISE CoUNTT, Thos. J Turner, Jacob Everhardy. ex- ecuto Thompson heirs; Milton R Cham bers, Wallace A Whitney, Hugh H Whit ney.
 FINAL COUNTY. Fredrick Geett, Matias Estrada, Mac ario Cordoba.
 GRAHAM COUNTY. Calista A Laughton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17
TARIFF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

The AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUY Is publishing a most valuable series of Tariff documents. These are prepared with view to state the facts and arguments for Protec- tion, whether in the interest of farmers, laDorerS, merchants or professional men. Each issue of the series appeals to those en- gagged in separate industries, and presents in- dIsputabie facts-cOmparisOns of wages, cost of living, and other arguments showing the benefits of Protection.
 Any single one will be sent on receipt of in Tarf " Shicb sS wil Gnn6 be sent foE cents anu The whole list will be sent for 30 cents or any twelve for 9 cents, or any five for 10 cents, postage paid. Order by number. |" -"wages. Living and Tariff" E. A. HARfs- 2"The Advantages of Protective Tarifr to -
 the Labor and Industries of the United
 States" First Prize Essay, 1887. ChAw- s-"Home Production indispensable to sup. ~
 Conlm9dities required for the People of the United States, snd Adequate Home
 Production of these Commodities Impos-
 sible without Protective Tarir." First E"what are Raw Materials Would Free Raw
 Materials be AdvaEtaseous to the Labor
 First Trize Essay. lsa9 HOMER B. DinErL sa 6-"Fallacies Of Free Trade" E. P. MILLER. Sl
 ness sis%s ss% on fe the IsIim Sy an Old Busi co 7-"The Protective Tariff It's Advantages for s-"The Wool Interest" Judge WI LixREscE Ss 9-"Protection rs. Free-Trade"-A Historical
 Review. D. c. .HARRIAAS................2 20 10-"Tne Farmer and the Tarifr'" Col. THOMAS Il-"P!otectiOn as Public pOicy.S GEORGE s.
 10 to the President's FreeITrade Mes
 sage" R. P. PORTER. l3-" VI orkingmen and the Tari1 " .......... 6 H." The Vital Question: Shall American Indus
 tries De Abandoned and American Mar - kets surrendered L. H..:-....................... 6 16-Same in German, with Addition. ........ . 8 Progress of one Hundred Years"
 Q 7-.Protectiol for American Shipping "... lS-"T The Tarin Not Tax" HoAERB DIBEII s le-.N hy lr!shmen Should Ee Protectionists." 20" Protection. F.. H. AmllIDowy .. x 2l-"What Is O Tarin 2" Answers to a Working - mans Question. ....... ................... sS-"Ihe American Wool Industry" Ell. AM p es-.waass and Cost of Living" j. D. WEEKS. A-"Southern Farming Industries. "...... 4 26-'A Short Talk to Workingmen.". 2 to-" Protection and the Farmer" Senator s. M
 NOLLOA--.sss................ 1Z . The AMERICAN EcosoAIsr, weekly devoted to the 1iscusston of all phases of the Tarif ouesffon a
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17
Hotel Arrivals.
Calista A Laughton.

SAN XAvIER.-J Wilson, A H Mon- cure, Santa Fe; E l. White, Red Rock; M F Bowers, San Francisco; w A Rus sell, w H Smithson, Los Angeles; Wal ter A Murray, San Louis Oblspo; H w Labaree and wife, Poso Bueno; J l Car penter, Kansas; w W Rodehavor, l. c Monroe, Los Angeles.
 PAIAcE.-C l. Oury, Carpenteria, P T Bowling, Rosario Mine; W T Walsh, Tombstone.
 CosMopoLITAN.-E O Stratton and wife, Ranch; John Boucher, Central Mine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17

REMEM BIER also that the payment ofPrixe is 0UARAS ST&ED EY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New 0rlee ns, srd shs Tickets arc cigned by t6s President O. AT in-siiution, whose chsrtersd rights ara Ieooenirei ia the hishse. Courts therefore beware os any i,nitstior O, n onym0us scherras,
 One Dollar is the price of the smallest part g fraction of ticket issued by us in any Drawing Anything offered in our nape for less than Dollar ia a svindie
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17
Notice to Stockmen

There will be general roundup of cattle in the Canyo del Gro district, the 10th inst, at Saman- iego's ranch, at the head of the canyon. All parties interested are requested to take notice.
 M. G. SAMANIEGo,
 PEDRO CHARELEAU, -. FRANCIsCo ROMERO, td GEORGE PUsCH.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17
School Report.

Summary of Principal Gillette's re- port to the trustees of Tucson Public Schools for the last term:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17
NAMES OF TEACHERS AND THEIR PAY
Letter List.

The following unclaimed letters re- maining in the Tucson Post Office May 1 19Q0.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17
Dr.Liebig & Co.

The European Medica! Staff and Special Surgeonsand Phy- sicans of the Liebig World Dispensary and Irternation al Surgical Institute, 4CO Geary St. San Francisco Cal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
 For Club Hates or any further information desired, write legibly 10 the rndersien3d, ciesI iy stating yoar resiiencs. Sitn Htate t,ouus- Street and Number. More rapid return mt delivery wil be assured b. y'nr enclosing sr envelope bearing your full address.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17

The AMERICAN EcosoAIsT, weekly, devoted to the discussion of all phases of the Tarin question @ eyesr. Sample copies free. Address American Pro tecuve Tartr League, g ". aSd s.. New York.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17
IMPORTANT.

IMPORTANT.
 Address M A. DAUPHIN.
 New Orleans La., or M. A. DAUPRIN,
 Washington ID. O. By ord tnary letter, containing MONEY ORDER issued by all xpress Companies. New York Ex- change, Draft or Postal Note, WE. PAY CHARGES ON CURRENCY sent to Us by Ex. press in sums of s or over. ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTEhs CONTAIN
 ING CURRENCY To NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANB,
 New Orleans, La
Arizona weekly citizen., 1890-05-17
.Gzz@zszes H&e<=
 Commissioners
Gap'| Prize $3OO,0OO

Ioo,oo Tickets at Twenty Dollar. each. Halves, $Io; Quarters, S, Tenths. $a; Twentieths $I.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-22
SUMMER NORMAL SCHOOL.
AT KINGwooD. W. Va.
Beginning June i6, 1890, aud Con-
tinuing Ten Weeks,

The object of this school is to
qualify teachers for their work in
the public schools, and to prepare
students who wish to enter Col
lego or University. Especial atten-
ton will be gwen to the common
school branches. including Physiol-
gy and Hygiene, Algebra and The
DRY and Art of teaching. If desir-
ed, classes will be organized in Lat
in, Greek, French, German, Geom-
etry, Trigonometry, Surveying.
Physics, Metaphysics, etc, etc.
Tuition for the term, 5000 and
$500. For fertilizer information.
address, a. j. Hare. University of
W. Va, Morgantown, W. Va, or
Frank b. Trotter, Roanoke College,
Salem, Va.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-22

retain its hold on the Pew ?-M. W,
Rider.
1000 A. M.-The Character Of
Members as affected by the Litera-
ture of the Church. L. G. ". Ford.
10:45 A. M.--After the revival
what 2--S. +. Jones.
900 p. M.--Devotional Services
&c. G. Shaw.
$3.50 7. M--Sermon-C. W.Cox.
800 =. M.-Duty OF the Pastor in
regard TO the benevolent collections
"A. ID, Perry.
$40 p. M.-The place OF Glass
meeting IN Methodism-j. y. Feath-
or.
800 =. M.-Dcvotional Services
e. II. Skidmorc.
The Relation Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church to the Temper
anee Reform--G, II. Copeland, W.
T. Wiley.
THURSDAY.
$3.50 A. M.-Devotional Services
E. G. Woodruff,
300 A. M.--lIow can greater ef-
iiciency IN Sunday School work be
secured--C. Warman.
0;45 A. M.-Amusemcnts suitable
for Christians--E. c. Woodruff. s,
III. Hess,
1O;30A. M.-Sermon-4E. II. Skid
more.
200 L. M.-Resolved that the exa
tension of tho pastoral term was
wise. To Afllrm-G. @. Shaw. 70
Deny--C. w, Cox.
800 r.M.-The Law of Christian
Giving>~J. #. Chenoweth.
3:45 p. M-Visit the West Vir-
ginia University.
800 T.. M.--Devotional Exercises
"A. ID. Perry.
Lecture-My Double and how TO
deal with hIm-Dr. G. W. Smith.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-22
knights ofpythlas Entertainment.

The much talked Of X. of r.
musical and literary entertainment
came off Tuesday night and was a
success in every particular. The
weather was very naughty. as il
rained all day and that night and
kept away good many from out of
town. AS soon'as the doors were
opened there was great rush and
IN short time the house was crow
ded. Tho Knights were out in
uniform and the audience was made
up of the best people in town and
all seemed well pleased with the en-
tertainment. The Music Was fine
and the band and orchestra surpas-
sed all expectation. Too much can
not he said in praise of the ladies
who assisted. Supt. Showalter and
Prof. West brought down the house
and were very entertaining indeed.
Senator Dawson, Chancellor Com
mmder of tho Lodge, presided.
The receipts were something over
$50 which goes into the Building
Fund of the lodge. Below is the
programme, which was carried out
to the letter and occupied about
two hours time.
PROGRAMME
Music, "roroaaugh's Aggregation Overture"
Mozart Cornet Band Opening Remarks, n. y .
Fortney Music, Schottischc. "Cl ovcland Bells (;
orchestra Defamation, Relief OF Lucknow"
Prof. West; Vocal Quartet, Trust Her Not Z"
Nora jackson, pereis lIoermans, j. NJ. Crane, r.
NJ. Murdoch Defamation, "Chargo Of the Light
Brigade" j. Slidoll Brown Music. "scrohade--
Lovely Night" Band Piano Solo, In Sonnam
bula," Mira Wntson Defamation, Der Dog
and Der Lobster" Prof. showalter Music, An
dante aud waltz, VICTORIA" Orchestra; Vocal
Duet, what Is the Song the Swallows singY
kmma Elliott Alice Thomas; Recitation "Iit
tlobat "A Father" Prof. WIN West instrumental
Duet, Tampa" Nora Jackson, Persis IIocrmans;
Music, Military Schottischc, "Colia." orchestra;
Defamation, Barbara Frlotchlc," H. slidon
Brown Music Little Dandy overture" band
Vocal Quartet, ''rho Wild Winds sweep" Alice
Thomas, Emma Elliott. Arnold worner r. NJ
Murdoch Defamation. "Tho Goose" Prof
Showator; Instrumental Trio. Overture Fit
terwoche," Grace Martin, j. Ami Martin Prof
$. G, smith; Music 'Quadrille, The Favorlic :"
orchestra Sbnp. you ara Lucky Follow
John" Prof. VIII West; Music, washington
Avenue Schottscho.n Band.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-05-22
Cheat Am a Hard Road TO Travel.

Two young men from Rowlesburg,
who are well known but shall be
nameless, came up to Terra Alta
Sunday and hired livery rig to
drive to Albrightsville. They put
the team through, evidently think
ing that IL livery rig could stand any
thing. They were out for spree
and were determined TO have fast
time generally. They probably ex-
pected TO fish some and so brought
along some "bait" or "snake med
icine," evidently thinking that they
might get snake bit. They also
concluded TO be forearmed and so
took time and the "bait" (bottle)
by the forelock and got considerably
exhilirated. They drove on up to
Kingwood and took in the county
seat, Their back to the "Bridge city"
and raced the horses around gener-
ally. John Elliott, brother TO Jud.
who had hired them the team, went
out to Terra Alta and told him
about the high old time the boys
were having and the way they were
treating the team and he came down
to AlbrightsyiIle and took charge and
drove it home, leaving the boys to
sober up and meander home up the
winding River Cheat" to RowIes-
burg and swearing that Cheat, like
Jordan, is hard road TO travel.
They arc now sober, sadder and
wiser boys.