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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
PRESIDENT INGALLS,
TELLS THE MASTER MECHANICS
WHAT He KNOWS ABOUT VA.
4 prief Historical, Industrial. and roliti-
cal Review--The Debt and tho
Nrgro-A loom.


f~roclh. tetcRFhm 70 me NlapAtcl.l
rosrurss MoNnoF, VA. June 1.-THE
,v,nir-ihird annual convention 81 the
tr.ueap Railway Master-Mcchauic As
.stt0u met at the Hygca Hotel this
-rnr. They were called TO order bv
49, Is. b. Briggs, 81 Memphis. president OF
.rCatIon. The pavilion was douSely
..k.I with members OF the convention
s-I .hcr LADY friends when Mr. Briggs IN
..W ur..Chosen remarks introduced
irrt mgalls, of the Chesapeake and
l.. railway. who was greeted with a
..-.v r.und of applause.
President ingalls, addressed the conven-
iic sad:
r.. tsr.ie worth your time foY me 10 discuss
r. .sHl.4lar matters which you viii consider
.r u''uaES knoW bIt little ahlut
...... eaee.r, aSios or care, while you are
90 ..I.rra4on. I am delighted % soc -
...r ar1 rc sCnting SUCH largo inter.
..... ...s country ~ yoA go. PfuhaOls your
.... v.fh their raw3fe afions, including
.f HIl cupiCycH -. present more %
tan ine whole juitcd states con-
... .. when the nr.t raj ROAD was in
H. DO ssnnoi huf oc OF benefit 20 you
o. fs.it. sd~ thar vou moot togeiLor aud
4 ....rr- % Interest Another reason ia
l., ... ...n meetings, 80 eIlhl good e. The
.t L..-s sou r. few Gays rest f.ofri har,l
....,cs you a. zee something outside of
... arl tp res o. foN Iughl moments ia
.... pleasure nai nor WORK ia tuu gI.e o.
.l.. Nc sro indebted o. yoG Tor having
COL. place. af.4 certainly Do faircT one
...r f.Hnu iHuul for YOUr meeting. a.
... I,-apoa<e aud ono railway g. cote
.r authorize. o. cay thai it~ doors
open in nosritgl.ts g. you. and W d.
u.u.. from the sRit sea waves ~ fuis
90 ore of tar ohio af Cincinnati. sou
..r H~ Horc ttnt cifIer 30 coming Cr
.. lere, goa Diil take ride over it
....l.
We ArT Proud or IT.
.... frs.. ar1 tts nrrne WIS "a ny-w0ri api
DE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
HEAVY RAINFALL,
But Good Crops in southampton-Deiayed
lava Hotel suit.

But Good Crops in Southampton-Deiayed
Laws-A Hotel suit
fcorrespondence Of ito Richmond Dispatch-l
FRANKLIN, Va, June l.. lsS0.
r,ensnv,est ra,o that has fallen FOR a long
time In this section fell here yesterday morning
,.of,r,, dav. The downfall was tremendous. eud
1900, .'r,on the rain Saturday evening ii has
,,..,,,gifv -eturated The earth aud eheciAAlly
st9uuod farming operations 10y the pfesoh- ~
r,tis are al 10 excellent condition. AeNoFt4, H"t
ca,, s,snd a little vet weather before gfthhR
- An IRONS IN this section are very nnf -
fsr except corn, OF which there Is very poor
stand. ,,-rv
yest.-,tav WAS Couuty-Court day az Courtispd,
our county seat Tatner nm e'o"I 49, 49, - o.
lint q Informally under The late
at Of tho Assembly IN geuinG ili!.
The usua. method OF enacuns iA"s
4. vary fpconveuient every al u IN
- rom ia passage and yet tbs osr "a not fur-
,',s,., ,.t,h a c1pv a. the hcts uniil i've or az
,,,rt, nfter and The CLERK only with liscohnec--
81 slips. leaving Tar and coGri IN ALMOST P'V-
found ignorance o. what ne Ia" Is
HOTEL STOCK.
An Interesting civil sui; So pending 10 tlis
court wherein tne sun@c4lDe,s 70 tno % 70 49,, 70
a.. Franknu Hotel are plaintiffs ana 1. y bea'e,
80 So~fois a. defendant. Before the COMPANY
va Incorporated Sir. Besle .isned cor, ~ ~
take stock with the other sar,ssi
49,. ..o,nf.suy was Incorporated ~ tbe lutNl,H ~
- =. 49,. contract he refused 20 lake Il = ne
ro,anaay doesn't need his subscription, We as
nee.sssTy amount Of stock having been saAen
AID paid up By o,aers Du aa ' nee case con.
ttaued 10 tie next torn
10Y KILLED.
-r,s sv.oinc mail on mo Atlantic and Dan'iile
-.ti-e,N ve.fsrday evening killed u negro BOY ooy
,s,IcS Ice YArsood near lssaes station. l uS
nv was sitting or waking on the ua,k anu ~ ~
oo} 70 "a in ,llne % prevent being Killed l. X
nov -. % ,,sfi|. 81 de peace aud acting coro-
-, ned an inquest over the body Ills morning
~, ~, ~, NOT heard the verdict
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

rstner largo so-day, showing sous ssFy noe -
and high prices. Receipts next wccs WI "
large, owing to more general seasons SOS.
cured Ia ssill bringing fan prices, ssd about ~
packages sse ns,ed from ds;o 70 July f'n ios
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

since II has become known that tho Richmond
arI rhut.IIe rsiiro8i has secured a controlling
interest iu no DaLyille and Ncv-kivcr nov Aio
Las b.tu infused into our county. Tor years
our people hlvo boon pressed by tho narrow
gsuRe via exCraIaIt freight and passenger
la.es. They taro been driven 10 carry thclt
produce and have their goods shipped 70 Mt
Airy. y. g.. e. d.-tan a ~ thiriy-n'e miles, on
&C.,. untuf tie lrh freight rates e1Gcted ~ That
rru1in4 Little monopoly known a. the DanVIe
and NeW-fIysr Narrow-Geuxe- II u brleHed
TIC Ntuiu0ud and lanyiilo viii ttoaden mo
marrow gauge and extend 10 10 the West.
mo virginia and keaiurky railroad now has
CORPS q engineers Ia this county 10 aiing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
E-y-5 CURES sCROFuLa EVEN
EsasSS&3 IN ITS WORST FORMS.

TUAD scRorutA in 1891, and clcanscd my
L system entirely from it by 6. king seven
bottles of ). ). ). | have not had any sYmp
TOMS since. C. " WILCOX.
Spart1nburg, s. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

Nobody will suffer from liver disease Il
they take Slmaons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
FORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE II. 1917.
ARRIVED.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JUNE =, 1872.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.


ny Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charlotte N.cIle, Baltimore, ez-
s.esmship Baltimore. Bennett Baltimore,
general cargo.
Inited states steamer Despatch. Knowles,
Washington.
steamship Allegheny Parker Norfolk,
. steamer lin City. Eaton, Walksrton, general
Steam barge louie. White House. with tow
Of oargcs Tor Philadelphia.
SAILED.
steamship Charlotte, Nickle, yorktown, eI-
r1i,sd states steamer De,patch, Knovless
steamship Allegheny. Parker, Norfolk, geno-
steamsr Elm City. Eaton, walkor;on, gene
steamship Baltimore, Bennett baltimore,
steam barge Louise, Philadelphia, cross-tles
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, VA. JUYs Il, $50.
lBy Telegraph
AREIyED
Schooner Crescent, Roston. N load coal
BarRes Governor and Tiyoll, Men York, % load
coal
SAILED.
Schooner F. & T. Lupton New York. coal,
schooner y. y. Ogden, New York, coax
Barge coal King, Sew Bedford, coal
MEMORANDA.
NEW Y0RE, juno l7.-Arrigod Ethiopia, Glas-
gov: Ems, Bremen.
Arrived out: Clrcassia. New YorE, for Clas-
gov England, New YORK, Tor London.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

-WATSON.-Narried, IN washing
ton d. q June 10 1880, ~ Rev. f.. Cosby JOB \
J. tAyFDO 10 MARY l. WATSON both of RID
mOud. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC JUNE -, lrvh
sun ri.es...........450 HOB TIDE
sun sets ........... iG Morning. bl2
Moon sets.......... s.l hyentng $40
FORT OF RICHMOND JUNE II. lsJl
ARRIVED.
steamer ol,hester, Iruiti, norfolk, morchan-
disc and passenger-.
schooner w. r. JourlAn, StridieY honnebec'
Zee. Richmond Ice Company.
schooner JOei j.. SHEPPARD -----, hennebec
ice, Homo Ice Company.
schooner y. Il. Broomail Candy. Philadel-
phia. coal, Wake 6 Bat.auh
schooner Fosming sea, Norris, baltimore,
coal, Wake & bauGln
SAILED
Schooner George W. Anderson, Gale, BLACK
Rock. pyrites; vessel, tlrtis & Parker.
schooner Manic saunders, Bndd, New York.
rallroac-ues; yossol, Curtis Parker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
nm yAr1ovAL r1.rcrI0y-IAw.


Tho following posi-om.cs have been es'sb-
l-hel in Norih Carolina: Carney. A'amaacs
county. George ". Nost.l, postmaster; Spice
lan1. Yanccy county. Mcdaniel Hunter, post
master.
Patents iaeu,l today: Virginia-Ih1mHs g.
T.. Moore. Richmond, truss roi yoke. North
Carolinq-lo-eph r. no0tor md j. T.. Phillips,
Raie.gn. gin saw.eummcr: Charles G.. WlisDn,
Greensboro, Oscillatng steam engine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

cEvrRAL bottles Of Swifts Specific SIS. 81
- entirely cleansed my system % contagious
blood poison Il the very worst tyre.
WIZ. ). LOOMS, Shreveport, La
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
sOCKHOLDEKsI MGEIlNG.

stockholders MEETING.
A general meeting o. tho storkh0dsrs 81 TIE
UNIVERSAL ELklrRiC HALLWAY SIGNAL
COMPANY VIII 20 held 10 Mchmoud, Va, on
WEDNESDAY, juno q, 100. ~ g'riock =. NJ,
IT. ne rooms 81 ths Bar Asro lAtioB. corner klcy-
euth and Main streets. stpc sLolisrs ShO can
not DO present ia person arc requested 70 aD-
point proxies - represent ihsn st mo meeting.
by order " tho Board ~ Direci0rs
JANIS 2. BRANCH,
10 1917 Secretary ana ifessgrsr.
AT THE CALL or THE PRESI-
"A DENT special meeting ~ tho stocfh0ii.
srs o. tue CRAIG COMPANY viii 10 nsli alta
Office In ne Paca balifing. Ia no city o. hich-
mOud, ~ u NJ, II ESDAI, July :. -.
{. Z. WELLFOBD.
lti5E secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

no eonnteract the aesirefor strong drlnA
take simmons Liver Regulator
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

NTEMBERS OF RICHMOND a
vi LODGE. 30. 10, A. r. s. A. M-At- "
tend a called meeting II your Lodge ~ ~
Adams Hall, corner Third ana Main streets,
THIS ~ ednssday EVENING AZ o'clock Tor
work AMI instruction. All Master aasons IN
good standing fraiernAlly layited.
By order Of tho ~. 81.
ielsIt r. .sSEAD Secretary.
MEMBERS OF LEE LODGE, No.
VI 10, ORDER or EkATBkNAL CIRCLE,
Will attend a regular meeting ~ your Jolge AZ
Thou's Han WEDNESDAY. june IN, at !.
". Dues " 30 pad ana Donohi certificates " 10
lssIed.
81 order u tho President.
jsIs-lt &. \. MERCER, secroiary.
UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC RAILWAY
I SIGNAL COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
showery IN no forenoon, cloudy In tue afternoon,
and partly clear las; night
y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
EoR PRESIDENT

The Second District Missouri Declares for
Cleveland in 1901.
81. Lorfs. June 1.-THE Democrats Of ths Sc
coad congressional district nominated Charles
Msaslr for reelection 70 Congress to-day.
The convention declared IN favor az Grover
Cleveland tor President 10 isa2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Rfoaroxp. Juno n, 1890

saLga REroarEp 70 SECRETARY.
wHRar.-shofiberry 30 bushels very sooo
new NJ 9Jc. 49,
Coas.-whlse. 400 bushels prime a. tsc,:
c6C0 yory good on private terms: .,2U pnshep
common 90 private tcrfna Total sales Of corn.
oArs--aixsd, 1000 bushels very good Of AKA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
TSysT-T1 HAS CURED HUNDREDS or
klksEsA CASES or SKIN CANCER.
MAERIAGTA.

Treatise On Blood md skin Dissa9es mailed
free. SWIFT SFEcIFIC Co, Atlanta, Ca
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

Wheat il being harvested, and the Yield Is
very light. Tho oat crop 10 almost aiola4 iaIINre
Corn looking well
Much e.-kuess prevails IN the county. The
nuN Ia. teeu very prevalent and many have
died with thi- dreadful disease. Rev. Davis iiill
hni 49, Nurfy Marshall, t@o prominent CHI
zans. dos al week.
Judge g. IS. SAeior. county Judge, has for
some time been sick with measles.
PERSONAL.
Mss Lena BERNARD. 0ne OF TIE brightest. prei-
uest. aud most attractive young ladies' attending
tno stuart Normal College, IS dangerously lll. a
Ao-t of friends nope tlat she may soon re re-
stored to health.
Ample preparations are being made Tor We
S-eta No~rnal Institute, which VIII convene here
GA TIC "a day % July.
ent congressman. will Doe Ieuominaied ~ acciA-
nation when our convention meets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

COTTON RgPoRE
Msrkes firm.
euogirtosA
MfBDLfso, Ike.
Low kfpDLlso, i0Ac.
0ooD ORDINARY, lOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

The House went into Committee 81 the
Whole Air. Burrows in tie CHAIR On the
sundry civil appropriation bdl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

4 zee aft i've ihiacs which have seriousiy re-
rro'psrty-lne On-peyinent OF ber
Y te difficulty over tue eoi0fed vote. tno
-'. slrgnis cisim thai they are IN
4'i zoe depends 90 The other iha' we
% air way q settlement until me
.ttr T iAr oentrol y TIE coi0ro1 vote alA.
So ehi pfeFentcc L. There IL 40 doupt pet
- s, Tea great iniury 70 Toe desetoP,,
r tag safe. All bsr better cttizene iSei
iso isgfAee q the situation II seems 70
'-'ly case for coaapFOBiss The state
-. -'slel BY sae NstoBsi oovsynmoat Snd
- s.fi - h5f d0fnsia erected Into hpotnes
- s'altn uuder TIA Bams u West var
. M ~ she sss relieved Of no eqpiystent
-, p Ne eeaL This ought 70 10 iakon 1870
49, fsi9a. states are not different from
800 ~, 4si ihe Letter way with tbs indi-
80. Z ah.orlai uouDe u Tor his creditors 20
-'' i-s sa@Isef xDsceily. puI alm o. bis fest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

CHICAGO, Juns K.-Cash quotations vorei
Flour dlll and unchanged 40. spr.ne whesl,
Sc: NogreL sAns9c. No corn, 3&'ic. No
Data -, e Measpors, Si2tL Lard, Ns2A aiAN.
shOrt-rhs, sigj. Shoulders, sat1.in Short
clear l0sEit5 Rhisksy. fl0l
Ihn IraIi,R luturnl Ianeei as iolloRs.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-03-27
INSIGHT.

ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
On the river of life. as float along,
see with the spirits sight
That many a nauseOus weed of wrong
Has root in a seed of right.
For evil is good that has gone astray,
And sorrow is only blindness,
And the world is always under the sway
Of changeless law of kindness.
The commonest. error truth can make
Is shouting its sweet voice hoarse,
And sin is only the souls mistake
In misdrecting its force.
And love- the fairest of all fair things
That ever to men descended.
Grows rank with nettles and poisonous things
Unless it is watched and tended.
There could not be anything better than this
Old world in the way it began,
And though some matters have gone amss
From the great original plan.
And however dark the skies may appear,
And however souls may blunder
1 tell you it will all work out clear
For good lies over and under.
Selected.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-03-27
saltwater, Minn. Thursday, March 2Z, 1890.

where you find man who is so anxious to
see unfOrtunates punished severely, and the
reins of the pardOning power frightened he
is either made sallow with the vilest of
wickedness or is boiling over with enviOus
ignorance. There is use for the pardOning
power. and until the courts are thoroughly
cleansed, it could be more freely put to use.
UNCLE JAKE.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-03-27
The PardOning Power.

A short time ago my attention was called
to brief article in one of the st. Paul pa
pers in which certain Justice of that city
announced his willingness to debate on the
'Pardoning Power Question:" challeng
ing any person in the northwest who ia
vored the pardoning power. The gentle
man also stated that he wished he had such
power in his hands that he might put
stop to the liberating of convicted persons.
1t appears that no one gave the matter
any particular notice. and nothing more
was heard of it.
do not think it would be credit to
any one to take the matter up with view
of discussing the question with the gentle
man in mention, and in writing the follow
ing article, IN the capacity of prisoner,
with but few months to serve, it is not
my intention to represent my own interests,
nor is it my wish to direct these few lines
toward the alleged legal authority who so
rashly expresses himself on this subject,
with the heart and feeling of man of the
barbarian" or uncivilized type. 1t will
not be my intention to fire shells via the
printers ink route at any such person, for
consider that such course would be fix
ing, with my own hand, a most disgrace
full blot upon my own character of sensibil
ity. TO even ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS as l
am-that such an utterance, from such
source. should call forth an article from my
pen. with view of recognizing the above
mentioned person in such an article.
farther than that which have said. would
reflect discredit on my own judgment.
At the request of the editor of this, the
only prison sheet published in America, l
take pleasure in expressing my views in
simple but true form on this vital subject.
THE PARDONING POWER.
We live in land of civilization, and help
to make up the personnel of nation that
champions the world. The constitution
OF this government was framed on the
broadest and most liberal scae and by men
in whom all the people of all nations las
far as they were then knOwn) had conf
dence and ample proof of their ability and
nobility. The laws of our government are
commendable and receive the praise of our
neighbors. and were they strictly adhered
to by the different states and more care
fully recognized by our legislatures. the
citizens OF many states would have still
more. to stimulate their pride Let the
laws be as they may without reference to
the statutes of any particular state; the
records of the courts too plainly show that
evasion. deviation and abuses OF the laws
are continually going on in the courts.
This. no intelligent and no well-read man
dare contradict in fact in this their is no
room tor an argument. for it is almost a
daily occurrence to read from the columns
of our newspapers. that certain court de-
cisions were found to be erroneous and un
constitutional with the laws and so held by
the higher courts. And in hundreds of in.
stances where our supreme or superior
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-03-27

He knows little who will tell his wife all
he knoWs--Thomas Fuller.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1890-03-27

Widows, like ripe fruit, drop easily from
their perch.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-22
xone Ar xr11r.


Wlesp 10 u13os 80 xssmehea vfsA shs1s
Ik6k - - e1Ie1Esr US1nehs bssux
1G6S1 = 80 o. s1H066 : ~ "a nasd,
@ 1GxooD VII ecNoook
- sskeelx..e: sasos = .ss
49, - 6sok fkeir fiseiSss nse
on6 Nnnzo ousvoG - fHA
~ @ sesee ~ he1es you'd hsas,
50 @ snsssss sns 49, 80. s1e E., -.
y 1ik6 sg mi - ' = =: - -
r 9omJs ksnss1n <Assesd = ~
- seoool. huy1 knoe&1e. d
~ - ss, sessI g XIV ~: : g.
Wa 4psmy tsntse6 g De sos4
~ e1ped vts1 hefsox nase.
~ D1n5UAxe tCn6. Nj vieags couend,
- - $500 s. sssss ssas ssss :. rss
~ - ss.;sd s:sswasa. 1sasIy 49,
nutysns Aswsd y VIA s1lest sszssn.
DSSfn6 tt IKE land y drsan
SnoIr ~ y eAtl1hood ~.
- 80. g ss 800. - y kssy ~
"A n nost ssga iong sso1-bgs-
~ 3Uw r "a 70 -
~lsnisnt. 80 sobbsd. ''ysu'Isil swsv
uuyon6 10 hasbor.has,
- 3, "a "a; =; |. q ssss 4: e. - 'nd '''
~ xusn vsst by--for him, two ysass
q t. sse ens.ss go 80:
An6 pnffont toll fa1 her.
Al 90 hnstde The old lycb-ga1ss
Two notGhboga. 1o1ksng ont.
1GheA : salIeT walk and watk
= coqogy I'D md stout
II 119 !" one sid: a'he's gettfug vod-
- No. he honest sars''
1ke efkeg gfaveiJ shook her he'd:
~1too Kisly won't b. far
~ sed<rick Lonc1rfdca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-22
How the Preacher Edined Him.

There Is an old negro in Austin, Tex,
named Unsle Mace, who is q regular
attendant at the church OF the Rev.
Whangdoodle Baxter. Meeting his pastor
the other day the latter said:
You seems TO enjoy my sermons
nightly. Uncle Mace, considering you am
so hard OBJ hearin'." shouted the clergy
man.
Uncle Mace nodded Understandings.
Kin yer heah me when | breaches ?''
Nace's ear.
The old man shook his head.
"whaffor den does yer come ter de
church ?" howled Baxter
"hekase hit muses. me ter see you cut
up dem monkey shines and saw de air Wild
yer arms"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-22


-
Esd ros kitted bes. though she lay IN my
-HeIp! Narder. 1 shorfed, ana IN
echo came hark through IL gloomy
xsodss Help Murder"
heard The sound 81 hurried fooeseeps
1pF9oace1nG- MS IL wouto.oe mufoese!
coming hnck 70 try BIS strength WIN me /.
Inc ngure q : msn came rapadfy toward
h caught the gaeam Of . silver badge
On nas breast and knew mat hstp was .
nana
nafs npy asked the almost nssafn-
49, 0Inrcr, - be peeTed bfss mo tne
wornsaS sace and thea into mine
N quicx excited manner sosd nini
me story he hsf<fssd. and looked o me
snxpscs0usiy.
ioe woman WAs Dss3fnfuK hasd- ioosen
her dress - the throat he cred IS ne
tusKed - u neryous1y. buf, good so1 !
we are nssie from the sfafson- ana sne
msy oie bes0ss We get 'here
Isn1sriy. bat swiftly. we core nsr aaong
unfil We fserised oar destination We iaiu
nsf gsnly down upon cot In one Of the
ofncsfs rooms. As TIE enief came Ior-
.ssu a@1 -. the woman : ssee ne -
eaaimeu: NEy. snousd 10y In.s
WeMaa. Ehs y tpe mysse ssous .ss@.uls ~
Nnogu there mas bsen 50 rasch talk IA the
city. 80 sor 4 physician--qssck. - snis
1s 1911 me aa sns GER so n
sspsu me ~ sne Wfsss anu PVefsu
iny my tsss. -.
cIru. n.lenanA,. go
oriuE 20 NJ eno'e WA. zee .onsn n'ss
H1.. VS. 0uiy illness ~ -
nerc me os1csf efiens feeountea the en-
su ~ Win hs meeting vile me
nast Psaes YOU uauet .sess, s-su
.se en.s', Jill us can Sc. oe.sss ss. .isss
Ia
isxs nshi - 60 anu iacA nlm W.
am nos gEnsy o. snis .yuI ca'nes
hnna. non - ., ssa,.,a s .ao ny
""asus = Pon suc x.nsy ihan-
,y shIs unae pny s'ciAn naa s1rived. mo
1870 panaen " sne sans jill ~ ..o
The hos,s. ss.s. Z l..l.sas
The firs, cav streaks Of dawn we're in
the Eust wren nc reached il. We entered
the outer door with night key which
carried In my pocket. The door OF my
room was locked. That was enough; the
man We wanted Was within.
Who Is tLese?' be asked, In boarse.
unnatural voice.
1T II I-your room mate" answered.
The door was opened. The officer stood
behind me IN The shadow. He entered
with me. That IL the man. said. point
ing .. him. "and am Q witness against
HIM
lie sprang forward and raised bis hand
10 strike me. hut the officer leveled q ris-
tol 81 his heal, and babe him bold up his
hands In the twinkling Of an ere the
steel bracelets we're on his wrists. and,
cursing and denying all knowiedge Of the
crtlne with which ! accused him, be was
marched TO the station.
The woman lay there. moaning and raw.
ing in deiirinm. lie was brought 10 her
side. Ehe shrieked as she caught wild
glimpse Of bis lace Don't kill me. John,
don't kill me. Don't kill me, because
love youl' she cried.
1T Is enough" said the chief. take
him TO cell. =
II didn't mean TO kill her" he said. rs
he cast one remorseful glance upon the
pale face before he Was led AWAY. ssbut she
m. ~rerked nv ,,s. ara an. a..erv.. IN
a.. -
~
ssofy = qnicky toso. Tue woman
Vim .nas hlsns on snat COT OF STRAW III tne
sssuon nouse. u1eu rav,nK; OUT paessihg
sae ns -. .na. Daa soukns ner Ae. AZ =
nnela oy ner siae wneh .he ofeasn naa ieit
neI nEs IoIesefs asNsu me pnysicisu 70
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fness siehss IL xew YORK il properly To-
cated, bus ~ prevent one may more enscya-
By. not 20 sey comfortably. paD his time
tn exxing af the irsdrscens pcrgv. s1d the
ruddy lobster in Fulton market. or snsm ms
the sesoSy 0doss OF onions and odd cheese
in Washingson market, than in booking
for anything worth seeing about the dirty
little triangle opposite the garbage dump
at the foot Of Cana street
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THIS beautiful property fronts toward the picturesque sh
Of Lake Washington. The gently sloping adddua 1
located in the northwest corner of section townships
NORTH range east Thus everyone by examining Il
map that this is wildcat scheme but sound business a.
action worthy of rstcass real estate firm that gives il
toners profitable return for their money
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Liberal discount will be given parties who buy 81
block the streets and alleys all to be cleared