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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
Illinois Woman sufira yasts.

MOLINE, Ill, Nov. THE nlinoh woman's
suffrage convention yesterday closed its annual
session. 1t was decided to make an effort q
the next session Of the legislature in favor Of Q
constitutional amendment giving the ballot TO
women. Friends of the cause in each dis
trict will be called on TO Use their influences
with their legislators. A convention will be
held in Springfield early in January. Conven-
tions will also be called in each congressional
district during February.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
THE PEOPLE DID 1T.


What Representative Wilson of West
Virginia Says OF the Election.
Representative Wilson of West Virginia spoke
of the election with considerable satisfaction
to STAR reporter this morning He said that
the result showed that confidence might be
placed in the people, as final resort, to ap-
prove the right and put the seal OF their con-
domination upon those who attempt usurpation
OF powers and disregard public interest
As to the presidency he said he had no doubt
that Mr.. Cleveland held the heart Of the DEM
ocratic party, but he could not predict what
would come out Of the present situation.
ENTHUSIASTIC FoR CLEVELAND.
"The mention of Clevelands name on the
stump" he said, "always calls for On enthu-
siastic response. l often avoided mentioning
his name becau.. it might look like bid for
applause-a cheap way to get applause for
myself
There was one place was making speech.
1t was very dark. l could not see the faces of
dark forms standing motionless and silent
They might have been ssumps or
clumps of bushes. I could not tell
whether / was heard or needed. Then
l thought would see If there was any life in
them. i asked if they wanted to keep the dis
trict in it's old place in the democratic line.
asked them if they wanted to join with the
states who would give their votes to sustain the
democratic party and Grover Cleveland. At
the mention Of Cleveland's name a shout went
up from every throat and the .tumult lasted for
many minutes. They were not stumps. The
name of Cleveland never fails to arouse dem
ftn anH,n
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JUMPED WHILE DELIRIOUs
The Fatal Leap OF q Sick Woman From
the Fourth Story

NEW YORK, Nov. Lilly Hildburgh, wife o!
Henry HiIdburgh, Of the firm Of Hildburgh &
Co., insurance agents at No. 2O6 Broadway, was
found lying dead in the area OF the building
No. a East 18th street this morning, crushed to
death. Mrs. Hildburgh had been sick 70, some
time past, confined TO her room on the
third door of the building, which is
four story and basement brownstope
house in q very aristocratic part of the city.
She had three nurses in attendance upon her.
but during the early hours Of this morning she
eluded their vigilance and in her delirious state
she jumped from the window. shortly before
o'clock some servants In the residence on the
opposite side Of the street in opening the cur.
tsins noticed the woman's body lying in the
area and they gave the alarm. A neighboring
the woman beyond human help.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
A TOWN WIPED OUT.
Serious Fires at Petersburg, Ind, and
Hartman, Ark,

pETERsBURo, IND, Nov. 7-WinsiSw, q town
of 400 inhabitants in this (Pike) county, was
completely wiped out by FIRE this morning.
HARTMAN, ARK, Nov. IA disastrous fire
visited this town yesterday morning and con-
sumed nearly the entire business portion Of the
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
ingalls, May Be Re.elected.

Kansas is big state and II takes soma nine
to gather complete election returns. Senator
Ingalls, has good many friends in this city
and they have not yet given up hope. Mr..
Robert Beall this morning received telegram
from one of the brightest politicians In Ksnsa1
and in the dispatch he assures Mr.. Beau that,
while the election is undoubtedly close, the re.
publican majority in the legislature wlil be
sufaciently large to re-elect The Henatok
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
MIR. MOULTON'S PERCENTAGE.
A Verdict In His Favor In the LuRen-
beel Suit.

In the appeal case Of Lugenbeel against
Moulton, in the Criminal Court, Judge Mont
gomery. verdict was rendered for defendant
today. This is one Of the suits Of the workmen
employed on the building at the southwest cor
ner Of 10th and H streets, and is brought 10
recover 10 per cent of the amounts retaired
BY defendant for collecting these bills.
plaintiff aud Messrs. d. w. Classic ard H. E.
Davis for the defendant 1t is alleged that
Monlton was employed by the owners OF the
building to raise money to continue the work
and he succeeded, but in paying the men he
technical oDe-that the firps suit brought BY
plaintiff before Justice Tayor having been dis
missed by the plaintiff b. could not maintain
new suit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
From Prayer Meeting TO Murder.

WASHINGTON, IND, Nov. Last night, whils
going home from prayer meeting at Mount
Olive Church in Barr township, ten miles east
of here. James Hopkins, aged sixteen. and
Adrian McCracken, aged seventeen, became in
yolved In quarrel over some trifiing matter.
Hopkins drew q revolver and shot McCracksA
killing him almost instantly. Hopkins hes bssa
arrested and 10 now in isii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
NEARLY 1900.
The Estimated Plurality for Markham,
Rep, I'm California

San FRANcIsoo, CAL. Nov 7-Returns from
LISA precincts in California, including 2os pre-
cincts in this city, give Markham. rep. for gov
ernor. s5.20S; Pond dem, 20. .s5s: Markham
plurality. 1854 These figures include the vo,
rom little less than two-thirds Of the total
number of precincts in the state
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The Legislatures Of Illinois and New
Hampshire in Doubt.
CRUSHED BY A FREIGHT TRAIN
Three Hundred Persons Killed by
. Gunpowder Explosion.
SEVERAL SERIOUS FIRES TO-DAY.
wADDILL's PREDICTION.

The Senate Will Pass the Lodge Bill
Next Session.
Special Dispatch TO THE EVENING STAR
RIcHMoND, Va, Nov. Judge Waddill. the
republican Congressman who was given Wise's
seat from this district, says that he is not sur
prised at the overwhelming defeat of his party
in Tuesdays elections. He attributes the re-
suit to failure TO pass the Lodge bill and fail
ure OF the people TO understand the operations
OF the Mckinley bill Judge Waddill predicts
that the Senate will pass the Lodge bill at the
December session of Cong ress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
WILL BENEFIT ENGLAND.
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain's Opinion of
the New Tariff.

BosTox, Nov. 7.-Hon. Joseph Chamberlain,
MP, in an interview yesterday gave it as his
opinion that the Mckinley or any other tariff
law that is SO near the line Of prohibition
would be beneficial to England and detrimental
to America in that the Americans cannot COM
pete with England in the South American mar
kets and in other foreign and neutral countries
Mr.. Chamberlain said he did not credit the
report that Lord Randolph Churchill was to
Soin the conservatives. or the seal fisheries
Mr. Chamberlain said: This ought to be a
subject of arbitration. England is ready to
submit the matter and hope the United States
will be equally willing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
THREE HUNDRED KILLED.
Terrific Explosi vi of Gunpowder at the
Chinese GoXcrnment,s Mills

SHANGHAI, Nov. IA terrible accident has
occurred at Tai-PingFu, at which place are
situated the governmen, mills for the manu-
facture of powder. While the workmen were
employed about the mills an explosion oc-
Cured which entirely demolished the build
ings. The loss Of life was enormous, 800 per-
SONS being killed. The cause Of the explosion
is not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
THE POST OFFICE SITE.
But Few Appearances and Answers
Made TODAY.

In the condemnation proceedings for the
post office site this is the final day for filing an
swers to the order Of publication to the owners
and occupants of the square. Up to 2 O clock but
few appearances and answers had been filed.
These were of Augustus Lepreux by g. j. Aiken;
G. s. Fogle, Helena Hartung and Andrew
Wood by Leon Tobriner; R r. Perry, trustee,
W. +. Mattingly. 1t is probable that Judge
James will appoint the commission tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
BOTH CLAIM 1T.
The State Ticket I'm Minnesota StfII 4.
Doubt

ST.. Paul, MINI. Nov. 7.-Onhcial and unoff-
ciai returns from all except seven counties in
the state give Merriam. rep. 7s.62s: Wilson,
dem, 1e.Sis Both parties stll claim the state.
the republicans by 1000 and the democrats by
GOO Halverson. Farmers Alliance. is probably
elected TO Congress la the fifth distrlct aud
baker. deln.-F. A.. claims his election in the
second IL this proves to be the case the Con-
gressional delegation will stand: Democrats. 3;
alliance, Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
CUT DOWN SOMEWHAT.
Inc Majority Of Wilson, Republican
Candidate for Congress in Washington.

candidate for Congress in Washington.
PORTLAND. ORE, Nov 7.-Complete and in
complete returns from all but three counties in
the state Of Washington give Wilson Jrep.) for
congress, is.o3o; Carroll (dem.). 1901. As
the vote throughout the state was light this is
thought to be considerably more than half Of
the total vote. Wilson's majority in the state
VIII probably be between seven and eight
Thousand In 1889 Wilson's majority Was =. s47.
Inc legislature now stands: Senate-republi-
cans; Sl' democrats, .; doubtful, l. House
republicans 81: democrats. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

WE HAVE GARMENTS FOR MEN
~ OF all sizes and shapes, and there Is no
more di Guilty in ftting short, stout or tall
man than one OF regular build. Men who
Imagine IL Necessary to have cloth cut to order
might us well try the experiment of wearing
our Rightly Made Suits or Oyercoats You would
pay US $40 to $25 for such u suit us usually
costs when custom made $50 to $40. We have
higher cost and lower. but this quality il sure
to give satisfsction.
GkOhGE sPRANSY,
One price Clothier.
NJ 434 7thsIn.v.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

Don EMILEo DE MURUAGA, the Spanish min
lister, called at the White House today in COM
pany with Secretary Blaine and presented his
letters Of recall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

PENSION AGENT APPOINTED D--The President
today appointed Harry H. Bengough to be PEN
sion agent at Pittsburg, Pa, vice VIM. H. Bar
clay, resigned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
WHERE IS YOUR LIGHT?
Are You Hiding Your Light
Under O Bushei?

The circulation Of The STAR tomor-
row will be about $4,000 copies. and
will reach al the possible purchasers
in Washington. Have you any an
nouncement you want to make to them?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

ALL SIRUps NOT FREE.-Assistant Secretary
spaulding has informed a maple syrup COM
pany of Burlington, VT, that no provision is
found in the existing tariff law exempting from
duty sirups of beet juice or maple sup and that
sirup of cane alone will be free after April /
next under the provisions Of paragraphs 241
and 726 of that law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

MILITARY CADETS APPOINTED - Louis NJ.
huffman of Newark, sixth New Jersey district,
and Harold W. Armstrong of Montclair, N. j.,
sixth district (aiternate), have been appointed
cadets at the West Point Military academy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

A Deserted WIZ Wants . Divorce.
A bin for divorce has been fled BY Lena
Lsarch (by H. B. Aoulton) against John B
Learsh. They were married in April, 1880
and shs charges dssertion 0otebsr I, lisa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

ENTITLED TO FREE BooKs.-The Treasury
Department has decided that the American So
cety OF Naval Engineers is entitled to the
privilege Of importing books for its use free Of
duty under paragraph SIS of the free list in
the existing tariff law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

JUSTICE TO THE INDIANs.-Land Commissioner
Goff has issued a circular to registers and re-
ceivers instructing them to take active steps
to correct the evils complained Of by non
reservation Indians arising from the action of
and contest be given to Indians in order to
prevent repetition of such impositions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

FIRST DIvIDEND.-Thn controller Of the cur
rency has declared q first dividend Of 40 per
cent in favor of the creditors Of the Gloucester
City National Bank OF Gloucester City, Nj,
on claims proved amounting to S27, 456 50. The
bank failed May l, 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

CABINET MEETINa.-The cabinet met at the
White House today for the first time this week
and discussed the character and scope of the
annual reports Of the executive departments to
Congress- All the members we're present ex-
cept Attorney General Miller and Secretary
Dnul,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

MONEY FOR AGRICULTURAL CoLLEaEs.-Secre-
tary Noble has made a requisition ON the
Treasury Department for $3.50 900, the amount
necessary for the apportionment Of $4,000
each to the following named states to defray
the expenses of agricultural colleges: Mary.
land, Delaware New Hampshire, Massachusetts
Minnesota, Ohio, Michigan. Indiana, Kansas,
Wisconsin, Illinois and Pennsylvania The
Secretary IN a circular letter to the governors
Of these states especially calls their attention
to the law which provides that no distinction
shall be made to students on account Of their
color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

REsIGNED.-Mr. Robert Crook of the sixth
auditors office, Treasury Department, has
rendered his resignation to the Secretary of
the Treasury. to take effect Monday, 10th in
slant. Mr. Crook has accepted more lucra-
tive position in the engineering corps OF the
Pennsylvania railroad with headquarters at
Pittsburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

Total receipts since orssnz zation. 476 3O7 AZ
The total profits have been Ii4S0O. "a
We have repaid to Inembers...-;....... S54.S5 GA
Our present assets are. 454.7756l
We have paid in expenses the small sum
We owe the members ior dues. De-. 35i.So6 90
We have surplus 2 and ID interest fund 9f o3.275.ll
The following Is the story Of what We have done
during The past year;
i.5s sd1ances nlsic. 3s9299 229 90 %
Shares rpdee III, d. 1882 21........... lJI4gO 90
Interest paid to me nlbers. .......... 22,oI 4 so
Our profits for ,neyssr ~ers..-......... 30.35y 8,
Alter paying the above named large ''0'''
surplus increased from s5s.2I7.45
e,Oi5s shares during the year.
Please note the small amount Of In propor-
soT ayancos ainoantn to s IS 1l al 'f's of sSa
6s9es back to them asdiyidenGs their shares
Per cent per snnnm pront In March Of next year
rate Of interest We pay per cent Ter an
nuIn on shares vi,hdraSn. Wepay Per cent per An
Interest m2n;hly Teaafsd and principal PAYABLE
our special payments amount to 8 .O00
shares when maured redeemed the full share
pe sS.es aae ea. . xa Il bS.e @
which ady.pess have been INSIDE share in the pfonts
os s Of Is ss.sG
non,hly. 1880 on ter share. for SO monthly.
men. more advances can &c made 4 any time
ins % % BE
time at ofhce Of secretary
held Al the otfce Of the . secretary on WEDNESDAY
EVENING. November S, when y few amendments to
the constitution made necessary by the increased
business of the association, will be acted on.
{. Z. DUNCANSON, President.
LEN1S ABRAHAM, Vice President
FkANClS q. SAATON, treasurer.
JOHN COOK. Secretary.
6iS 18th St. NV
For convenience Of members Capitol Hill. A. N.
MEEKEk. 207 ID Of. e, will bring dues the
meeting. CHAS. I. BENJAMIN,
Attorney for the Association.
O2g-lOt BOOM 30, CorcuraD building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
WHO WILL SUCCEED REED?
The Contest for the Speakership of the
Next House.

THERE ARE PLENTY OF CANDIDATES ALREApY-
NAMES OF SOME OF THOSE IN THE FIELD
WILL IT Bs NORTHERN Oh SOUTHERN
MAN?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.


-, 6.AR, are notified to attend the funerai
oI our late comrade Patrick speinan, from his late
res cehcc. 3oo Mclean ave, between n and o and I'd
and and ~ sts sw.. TOMORROW AFTERNOON. NOvem-
Der s. at ?. n n. shi, sharp; BY order OF
~ u ~ DEtUTkON, E-V c., Acting Comd'r
ii. "a. MAhiIS. hd1utant. It
k-~ATTENTION. JOUKNEYMEN BAKERS!-
special meeting will be held on SATUR-
DAY. November g. 1880, corner 4ls st. and Pa. ave.
NV, at O'Clock pm. by order of the NV. 1t
kNoOFFlCE OF THE COMMISSIONER D. C.,
Novsinber Z, 1S9O.-Notice to Water Takers.
In oruer 70 allow NECESSARY connections Tnade,
watcr pressures viii DO syhtly reduced throughout
the clty during SATUhDAY, the Sth instant. J. ".
HOUGLhsS. J. W. ROSS. II. NJ ROBERT. Commits
nUners u Z. 1t
K-0S WASHINGTON. DC, NOVEMBER Z, 1880.
sscuon - chapter o. Of the public laws oi the state
Gd Mest Vrxlnia notice is hereby given that meet
Soml any, corporation created under and by virtue
OF the laws OF said state will be held at Room 54, Pa
on NoNEMBEk 81, 1890. at IL o'clock am. for the
PURPOSE oi orsanzation, the election of officers and
tie transaction Of such other business may prop
erly come before said meeting
ALDis b. BROWNE.
u. q. REED,
LEX. BR1TTON.
MASON N RICHARDSON,
GEORGE q. HAZELTON,
M. 4-"t Incorporstors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Interna
revenue, $50, 1856; customs, ss1S,s42.
SURVEYOR OF CUSTOMS APPoISTED-The Pres
ident today appointed John A. vassarear sur
veyor Of customs at Greenport, NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

&.Do YOU SEEK INFORMATION!
Should you think you would like to
have more light shed upon your knowl-
eige Of shis great question Of Life Insur-
ancs drop us postal to that effect aud
we will mail you . few explanatory
pamphlets which you can read aud digest
at your leisure.
Do not bc afraid Of having your life
botheredout Of you by persistent agents.
We havsa necessary commodity to sell
ana ofer II ut low prices Oh advantageous
terms. IL you do not want Life Insur-
ance you are On exception and we do not
propose to worry you' into taking .
policy. There are too many who know
and appreciate its Necessity and value.
Information freely given:
BOWES h HALL,
The Equitable Life Assurance Society,
lt3R st
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THE EVENING STAR.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PERPETUAL

STHE PERPETUAL
THE STORY OF BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
WE HAVE BEEN IN EXISTENCE NINE YEARS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

HAHn1s0ss 5QEss2S ~ SEGkIbss. fss:aeFs f.;..u,.,
HYafENIC IcE. HEALTHY ICE.
MADE FROM PURE WATER OF THE
FEDERAL SPRINGS.
DISTILLED AND FILTERED.
Retail rate from OCTOBER /. $780, on es.ab-
Zoe ibs 70 and 6 0Tsr Yer rate rate Of t ?s per 10olbs
- lbs. To 30 lbs, rate OF 4Uc. yer 100 lbs
sS s;;s, md brewers vaults alisd dS
K~DR. J. X, HALEY, DENTIST.
has returned to the city and will resume his prac-
tce. nI-6t'
k~T1CKLTS FOR "CoLLEEN BAwN."LIN.
~ coin Music Han, November Is. exchang cab e
at Droops for reserved seats the 10TH instant instead
OF the lst as stated OIL general admission tickets
R-CALENDARS FOR 81
- "A handsome s,ee. .-plate calendar is un-
eg9aied o. permanent advertising lnedium."
son of Boston and Elliott of Philsdelphia The de-
nl-1w l1Os-lll6 st. NV
x-IMroKrANr NOTICE
GAS Consumers.
Arrangements have been made for the convenience
Of the city by which they pay their gas bills dur
TuE NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK
THE WEST END SATIoSAL BANK.
Bills paid ON OF before the Sth each month, AND
THoSE ONLY Will lie entitled to the discount of
per j. 900 cubic feet.
o2I-tr WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
k~THE CHILDREN's HOSPITAL
This institution will receive for gratuitous medical
as, ndsn undsT xes sis
without distinction Of race. sex or creed
The enlargement OF its buildings having lust been
completed the management Is prepared to accOmmo-
date those who for want OF could
be admitted.
For admission for treatment in the dispensary ap-
ply at the hospital st. between l2th and 18th sts.
H. OlG-l I'm
@~wATCH REPAIRING
49, Imake special ty of Fine Watch Repair
ing II moderate prices Twenty-Five years Of actual
experience At the bench Difficult repairs solicited.
AL work warranted.
GEO. W. SPIER,
Expert Watch Maker and Jeweler
o6-eo2rl $40 9th st. W., near Pa ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-07

R~~CUSTOM-MADE SHIKTS.-TuIS is THE
-, best time to place your order, q shirt is
iuore comfortable for summer after having been
worn through the winter. With a''Shirt Factory" on
the premises under the management of practical and
ong-e1perienced cutter prepared to all
orders left with at short notice. guaranteeing in
every instance perfect fit" aud entire satisfaction
n7-3m WOODWARD h LOTHROP.
FSDR HENRY d. FRY HAS RETURNED TO
49, the city and in future his Office hours will be
from 1 20 80 dsily. n7-3ts
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-16
Interpretation Of Life.

The highest human intelligence
and the best human wisdom are those
which can interpret life Alright and
find the real gain that every loss in
wolves. The difference between men
consists far more in the different con-
structions which they put upon the
events of life than in the events
themselves. When storm arises
we look ahead for the clearer air and
the brighter sky that will follow;
and he who traces the same law in
the storms of life has the clearest and
truest mental.vision. Where we fail
to trace this law, however, we shall
do well to trust to it. Reason herself
affords the ample support for the
faith that "all things work together
for good" whether we can discern
the process or not. No loss is ire
trievable; and if we have a vital be.
lief that higher gain may be won
from it we have taken the first and
most important step in success, in
happiness and in character.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-08-16
His Athletics Saved Him.

Detroit Free Press.
"Do you believe in athletics?' was
asked of a well-knOwn business man
who was found practicing with the
dumb bells at the back of his store
the other day.
Certainly 1 do" he promptly re-
piled.
"Think it helps your health?"
II know it does, and it has saved
my bacon once or twice."
"Please relate"
"Well, a couple of years ago l took
twenty-four lessons in boxing and
worked up big muscle and lots of
sand. 1 was going home one night
soon after graduating when a man
jumped out at me from the alley. In
a minute he was nowhere"
"Hit him hard, eh?"
mo, l didn't hit him at ALL"
"Trip him up and fall on him."
"No."
Didn't kick him?''
mo"
"Well, what did you do?"
"Outrun him! But for my athletic
exercises 1 couldn't have done it,"