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The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-04-05
HE TOOK $1,000.

And Now He is Taken-.1 hOugh tie
Had Gone to the Ends of the Earth to
Hide.
BY United Press
NEW YORK, April A Herald special
from Tegucigalpaj Tegucigalpa, Spanish
Honduras, says: Edmund Sturgis
Crawford has been arrested at Santa
Barbara for the theft of package con-
tanning $41 600 in transit from the
American Exchange National Bank, in
New York, to the Adams Express com
pany's office. The package was address
ed to the United States Treasurer at
Washington. a large portion of the
money was found in Crawford's posses
sion. The robbery was committed in
New York May 4th, 1888
The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-04-05
WHITE CAP THREATS.
An Ex-State Senator Ordered to Leave
Eis Country.
[By United Press.

SOUTH FARMIEGHAM, Mas, April g
Ex-State Senator Edward j. Siafteryes
is in receipt OF z letter from The white
caps Of Massachusetts,. ordering him to
leave the State forthwith or suffer the
consequences.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following arrivals are regis
tered for the last twenty-four hours:
"THE WILLAMETTE" +
Juo M Gearin, w W Page, Jas X
Kelley, w Scott Rube, e + Willis,
J Alexander, David Wetzell, w
Huvaston, Portland. 80
DIR c E Loomis and wife, Rose
burg
Thos H Tongue, Hillsboro.
Joseph Goodman, MeKin ! e y
Mitchell, Jno L Taylor, Peter
Nickel, Gervais.
SA Mulkey, Moscow, Idaho.
&c Horst, H M Morton, d Ham
burger, J Haskell, J Goldbsrry, San
Francisco.
w H Hart, city.
Mark A Fullerton, Colfax. Wash.
w III Long and wife, Chshalis,
Wash.
G w Spaulding, Wash. sas'
ON Pratt, Syracuse, N. Y.
WFJennings, Boston. n w- Z,
Thayer, N. Y. lit 8s
is Birch, NY.
DF Buxton and wife, Troutdals.
EJ Harding, French Prairie.
MS Todd. Woodburp.
coox uorp1
cJ p,o. or pr,nav,i,. ~
las HalavrA Eater n and n
x,,L n,, rios Kansss ~PT
s. "a sM.hrwsrrs RM Mn,,.a,
f,ra nao pnnas ~
MrsR. ,g,,a R,tteys 4 # 4. (
n Tsvav ~ Erwin ss,,va,ton
IChamharls,n Womihnrn
n parrv n psrrv Wa.s,L,,,.
, e 3 n.san s1.s.,a
D s,,,,,h ,agsrson ~
nEMaranah T,uoo,.. I.
NH,,.sav w Ri,vsn' soio
Nv Rs. css,on
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
NORTH PACIFIC NEWS NOTES.
moREaON.

ssF- eoREaON.
The bridge across the Columbia al
Vancouver will cost over $l,000,000
The Sisters new hospital at Port
land, will cost $3.50, 900.
Sunday afternoon about 2;s0, J.
III. Mattson and sou of Mrs.
Henry Mattson were fishing from
the net racks at Elnlore's cannerv,
when two little daughters OF
Mrs. Mattson ran out ON the net
rack to where the two were fishing.
Mr.. Mattson, who is the uncle OF the
children, told the little girls to go
back to the house, and started
towards, them as If - enforce his
command. They started back and
he gave his attention to his fishing;
when he locked up the eldest.of the
girls was not IN sight, but he sus-
pected nothing wrong. The young
est girl went to the house and told
some other children that her sister
Sophia had fallen overheard, and
they came down to look for her and
told ber uncle, who made unsuccess-
full search for her. He thinks the
little girl, who was only 0 years OF
age, must have been walking back
wards while looking to see II he
was following, and that she stepped
into one of the holes IN the racks
through which the neis are hauled
up. The body has not yet been
found. The little girls father was
drowned while fishing about two
years ago.--Astorian. .,sss -
CALIFORNIA. .ssfs...s )
j. NJ. Damron, -asse'neiyman.
has again jumped bis ball ut - Los
Angeles. ~ ~ fk.,3 . 't -.
WASH NOTION.
DIR. Edwards alias Islacson, has
victlniixed the Hebrew and other
res,deuts OF Wailal W. LA, the sains
M he has donesup the residents VI
Helena and sal, Lake.
Geo. Wystock was suilocated in .
well ut Eureka Flat, on the isth.
He had sst ~ ssisut powder blast,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

EUREKA MAIL: Since the repub-
lican policy in respect to the tariff
and federal control of congressional
elections began to take shape five
states have chosen their delegations
to the house of representatives Of the
fifty-second congress. They are
Oregon, Vermont, Maine, Wyom-
ing and Idaho. These states have
elected nine members Of congress.
every one Of whom is a republican.
The majorities given in these five
states, according to the official
returns, are about as follows:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

USEFUL MOTOR LINE.


MEDFORD, Or. Oct. 22.-The mo.
tor line from Medford to jackson
villeis an assured fact. The work
Of surveying aud delivering ties was
commenced yesterday.
THE PORTLAND POLICE CAPTURE A
Willy PICK-PoCKET.
PORTLAND, Ogn., Oct. 22.-Last
night detectives Day and Griffin ar
rested ID. J. Jorgensen, alias Joe
Daniels, one of the shrewdest pick
pockets on the coast, who has been
operating In the city for the past two
or three weeks ut the Industrial fair
and different points. 1t is thought
that he has obtained about FIVE hun
dred dollars, all Of which has been
abstracted from ladies pockets.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
MISCELLANY.

NATURAL GAS IN ALABAMA.
FLoRENoE, Ala, Oct. 22.-Great
excitement prevails here over the
discovery Of natural gas seven miles
from this city.
A VERY SENSIBLE ACTION,
New York, Oct. 22,- The bien-
NAL convention Of the Fenian Broth
erheod closed ut Patterson, N. j.
last night. The session lasted three
days. The 'ulost important action
by The ssasioh was the unanimonS
endorsenleut ofthe recommendation
OF the general secretasy abolishing
the secret oath Of the organization.
Hereafter all transactions Of the
brotherhood viii he open aud pub
lie.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
CRIMINAL.
A CITY ovERRuN WITH CRIME

A CITY OvERRUN WITH CRIME.
SEATTLE, Oct. x2.--The Telegraph
says In an interview with u detec.
tive he stated that there had been
1O3 cases Of house breaking reported
during the month which, he said,
spoke very poorly for the police
efficiency.
"As near as can ascertain he
continued, sit cost $1,000 to run the
police department last month, and
there were only $l7O0 In fines col
lected. i feel confident, in fact ]
know that there have been several
more cases Of house breaking than
reported by the newspapers. Then
there 10 the boldest kind of robbery
going on, apparently with little
interference ON the part Of the police.
Why, only few days ago villain
went int0a store and. held up the
owner ~ the point Of u revolver. and
would have accomplished his object,
or maybe committed murder had
not young woman In the store
called tor help--and the only thing
the man was punished for was for
carrying u concealed weapon. /
tell you that II isa scandalous state
Of afi3irs, and will seriously damage
the reputation of Seattle II allowed
to go on much longer.
at appears TO me that the force il
much larger than 1t used to be, and
yet the public safety is not 30 well
looked after. 1t Ia matter that
will bear looking into. 1tis making
o good many people think pretty
seriously about the idea of the GRIM
inal class having too much to say
about political affairs. Let US have
report hereafter of the number of
cases Of house breaking aud high
way robbery, as well as how much
revenue Ia Obtained from the de-
graded honses-and find out why
the law abiding citizens are not
better protected.
'George Julian was held up Sat
urday evening ut the corner Of
Fourth and Union streets and the
highwayman went through his
pockets, but only got 81. II he had
had $1,000 1t would have been just
the same. There are other cases
that have even escaped the news
papers, which ! notice report several
cascs every week that are not re-
ported to police headquarters"
HORRIBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
KEwANEE, Wis. Oct. 22.-Alhert
Ludermler, u young farmer, quar-
relied with his bride of II few weeks
In regard to the quantity ofpotatoes
they should put in for the winter.
Ludermier grew insnneIy angry, \
and seizing Winchester rifle, shot
her dead, then put lie muzzle of the
rifle to his own head and blew his
brains out.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
FIRE S.
HEAVY MoRNING FIRE.

San FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct. 22.--
Early this morning y fire destroyed
the buildings and contents Of the
Mission Soap and Candle works and
the Pacific Mattress Co. -Four cot
taaes adjoining were also consumed
and Mrs. O'Connell, IN occupant
Of one Of the cottages was taken out
unconsoious. The loss is about
sighty.thousand dollors. fs
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
Crews Of the Trains Nearly all
Killfe% A
No PASSENGERS REPORTED KILLED.

THE TUNNEL WRECK.

! CINCINNATI, Ohio, Oct. % A
very disastrous railroad collision oc.
Cured carly this morning on the
Cincinnati and Southern, in tun-
mel one-sixth of a mile long, located
a quarter Of "A mile north of Stelian's
valley station, between a freight and
passenger train. No description Of
the scene has yet been niade aud
only bare RESULTS are telegraphed to
the officials Of the road here.
THE KILLED.
Firemen Gould and WEIGH. Brake
man John E. Montgomery, Express
Messenger Ed. Ruffner and the
mail agent are killed. Engineers
Taylor, Of the passen nger train, and
M. d. Phnlotte, Of the freight are
badly burned. The baggage master
is also injured. No passengers are
killed. II any are injured the
names are not set ascertained.
90 LATER.
Young Mr.. Paine, a commercial
traveller hadb legs crushed and
has since died. A delay to the
passenger train by another wreck
caused the mistake 'of engineer and
conductor of the freight train. NJ
Fortunately the passenger train
had not entirely gone into the. tun-
mel when the crash came, and so the
three s!eeepers, which did not leave
the track, served as means Of es.
cape Tor passengers All of the train
except three sleerers, burned.
FATAL RESULT OF AsCoLLIsioN OF
TRAINS IN ALABAMA.
BIRMiNGHAM, Ala. Oct. .22.-The
passenger train on Kansas City, !
Memphis and Birining ham II. r., |
which left here at 8 O'Clock last |
night west bound, went out leaving |
the sleeper.aud the conductor in the
station, Discovering the fact six
miles out Of town, the engineer be.
gan backing into Birmingham. and I
at Thomas furnace three miles out
of the city, the backing train met
with nm out going freight with a
terrible collision. Several pas.en.
gers In the rear coach were killed
aud a number wounded.
LArER.-There were two possen.
gers killed. s.. ID. franklin. a drum
mer of Nashville. and John Killiau.
fireman,
r.~.ar AVN =, r,,o,
rpp rIYIrn Nv rp'..In rn,
I,s,ow .rv ,s.s f,rv
x,,,Io a,,.
n"NsAn , Ut, 49, oo'' -
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

" CouutysEetnisler's Vflice.
8 w Marks and vi 10 u w -
vanNuys, one acre int ssr
1w 3 40
A r Latourette and d q I.atou-
rette, executors Of l. DC La.
t0urette. to Geo Savage, a
tract Of Mud IN Salem 1900
Otto Baron Of Boslogerto A
Schaffers, lots l, 2, aud 3 In
blk 2, Mt Angel 300
w J Hallister and VT to r w
VanNuys, 9acres IN t9s,rl W 400
Mrs Sarah smith toe NJ Smith
40-lO0 of an acre In Jefferson 258
Frederick Wander Basn
and VT to Oscar q Smith, 1t
z, blk l, Roise's first ad to Sa-
lem; 600
Oregon Land Co to Katy
Joerg It's, Sunnyside fruit
w Il Cox and VT to G p
Terrell, undivided 4 Of the d
! c of g Z Cox, In sec 80, I 6s
RI vi; - aoO
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

EVERY foreign country nearly
has expressed ills displeasure at the
Mckinley bill. The United States
will probably 60 ahead enacting
laws for its own benefit.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
What lisa TUBULAR WELL?
Be Sure to Read and Get no Other

A genuine Tubular well is constructed by
putting down three Inch iron pipe, with
no openings except top and bottom. No
dirt can get in and only pure water can be
got out. This is the only kind Of well that
worms and Insects cannet get into, that 10
absolutely surface-water proof, and that
ts forced through the cement strata to
the pure living water. 1t is positively the
only kind of well that IL worth building In
this country James A. Roberts, Salem.
(residence near fair grounds) makes these
wells Terms reasonable 10 years expert
ence. G2l-lm-d-6m-w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

Music drives out thoughts of sci
and broadens our human sympa
tliies. r
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

WE may not worship the beast,
but are we quite sure we are not
bowing down to his image?
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

The United States Express Co.
has issued orders to its agents for
bidding them to haDdle any lottery
bllsinpsa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

! Ir will he hard to construct q
clean balance sheet for the county
treasures with the Salem bridge
matters.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
WASHINGTON.
INDIAN AGENT.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 22.--
The president to-day appointed
Chester q. Thornton, Of Washing.
ton, agent for the Indians of Puy.
allup agency, Washington. vice w.
II. Talbot, term expired. ~ 8 &
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

THERE is no room to offer human
forgiveness 10 the man who tries to
do the square thing.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

Nctown stands better among the
people Of the Pacific coast or is CON-
sidered to have bette. prospects than
Salem
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

RELIGION is one thing Ia which
the experiences of youth and age
are the same.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
iBAgsAINS.
offered for a Few Days Only by the
Oregon Land 20.

Six acres Of oren fir timber lant
four miles from Salem, $50 per acre
Twelve acres good fruit land
nine acres clear, $500.
Forty acres Fifteen acres II
cultivation, eight acres in pasture
seventeen acres fine young timbe
five miles from Salem $500.
Inquire Of Oregon Land Com
pany, State Insurance. building
Salem, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
EDlORIAL NOES.

"Do a little something" says the
East Oregonian.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

Mlss Mary K. Steiner. teacher o.
Rano and organ. Address ~
HwolNe slyeek el-df'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

Til ERE should he no such thing
as paverty.s~aad charity. There
should be Intelligent cooperation.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22
TELECRAPHC DISPATCHES WRECKED IN "A TUNNEL.
Associated Press Report and
!. Digests Of all Important
News Of To-Day.
MARKETS.
WHEAT.

CHICAGO, Oct. 22--Wheat steady;
cash $l.O2A @s; Dec. $lO5l; May
$1.08l. 9i
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. % -
Wheat buyer 80, $1.861. Season
81. .45s per GENITAL.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-10-22

Salem.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-22
THE pAN.AMERICAXS

The American Congress, con-
sisting of representatives of North
Amer lea, Central America and South
America, completed Their meeting al
Washington on Saturday, and late
Saturday night began the circuit OF
their Southern tour, which will wine
up with Roanoke and Luray.
Although the body possessed no
other power than to consult together
and make such recommendations &c
their respective governments as nigh,
be agreed upon, The meeting is likely to
be productive Of great good. 1t has
not only given the Central and South
American delegates an opportunity to
see and study the working of our gov
eminent and our industries, and ges
some idea Of our great wealth, but it
may yet be the means Of preventing
war on the American continent, res
olution to refer disputes TO arbitration
having been adopted by the conference.
The Congress is certainly the mos
remarkable that ever assembled in this
country, and if it succeeds in abolish
ing war among the nations on this side
Of the Atlantic the good it will secure
to humanity will be incalculable.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-22
cox AND RANDALL.

The eulogies which were delivered
in the House at Washington in memory
of Sunset; Cox on Saturday served
to recall the proximity of the death Of
two of the greatest leaders in the
democratic party.
Cox and Randall: both men Of big
brain and wide experience, but totally
unlike. Cox was sunny, humorous,
effervescent. Randall was sober,
serious, earnest. Cox possessed q
wide range of information, but was q
teacher rather than leader. Randall
was q great parliamentarlan. Tht
House might be in great confusion; q
few words from him as 10 point OF
order or the course to be pursued
would settle things. Cox was too
quick and impeturous to lead in debate.
Leadership was Randall's forte.
Cox was an enthusiastic tariff re-
former, Randall, true TO the views OF
his Philadelphia constituency, was an
ardent protectionist. Both believed
in local selfgovernment and rule by
the people rather than by any class,
and the world is better that they
lived.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-22
STOCKS AND PATENTS.

There are undoubtedly more stock
companies formed in Roanoke than in
any other city in the State. If a man
has a patent or project Of any kind
likely to give good paying returns, he
experiences no difficulty in getting the
subscription he desires. The Roanoke
business men are quick to see good
thing, and they do not hesitate TO back
their Judgment with their money. The
country at large is learning this and a
very large per cent. Of the new patents
come hera to make up their companies.
Some ofthe patents are good and some
are worthless, but the discrimination
OF the people is good and those that are
not workable usually fall through as
they deserve.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-22
TO MAKE STEEL.

The report comes from an authori.
tative source that a number of Philadel-
phia capitalists interested in mines and
lands in Southwest Virginia have re.
Gently purchased a large section Of iron
ore land in Cuba. The Cuban ore is
to be brought to Norfolk and shipped
to points along the Norfolk and West.
ern railroad to be mixed with ores from
this section for the manufacture OF
steel.
trial development which will take place
IN silis section in then five years
VIM 81 rhanUmsua!ls nptscsdsntsd.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-22
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL
WILLIAM CARR.

In the death Of MAYOR WILLIAM
CARR, which occurred yesterday morn
ing, the city loses tireless and faith
full officer.
His death, it is true, was not unex'
pected, as he had lived to quite an adj
vanced age, and had been sick for some
time.
The cali of the great summoner even
under those circumstances, however
is not without its poiguancy OF grief
especially to those of his family and
immediate friends.
AS Mayor of Roanoke for four years
he labored earnestly and faithfully
and while there may be some who have
differed With him land who is there who
is not differed with it must be admitted
that he was sincere and tirelesf
worker.
The condoler ce of the city goes GU!
to the bereaved family.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-22
NUGGETS or NEWS.

The president approved the bill making
Gen. Fremont major general on the retired
list OF the army.
The pan-American congress adjourned
and the delegates started on the southern
tour.
stanley received en- enthusiastic reception
from King Leopold and the citizens OF Brus-
sells.
Ell. Lehman. Chicago millionaire and
proprietor OF the fair, is confined At Bloom
incdale insane asylum, in New York. Mrs.
Lehman, at Chicago. asked the probate
court TO appoint conservator of the estate,
which is valued al S2,5O0,0o.
Col. Royalotf has started for Central Asia
TO arrange for the trans-Caspian tour which
the Car will make this year.
4 dispatch from Cracow to The St Peters
burg Niedomosli asserts that the Polish So
cialist5 and Anarchists in Galicia are ram
pant, and that they intend to revolt in May
Queen Victoria reviewed the Alpine chas'
seurs at Aix-les- Bains. Her majesty up
pears to be in good health, and drives out
eatly.
An English ccal vessel foundered in the
North sea and eleven of her crew were
drowned.
The ll5;h anniversary OF the hattie of Lex
ington was celebrated with due honors at
Lexington, VI lSs.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-22
ORA. WING

which will notified
tickets numbered from with number tickets
deposited containing NUMBER block division Of each
uniform with nd cations the printed of the section
will be
corded the number draws lot and that number
receipt held fixes the ownership.
will deed with general
holder purchase required
taking executing
sep dollars payable twelve and
eighteen months after date with six interest which to be
with
$780, the cash payment shall
as qudaed damages the company
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-22
Benefits Of this Plan,

price valuable character rcudng
drawing double lot and the privilege
discharge the for deferred payments by the
paid stock of company.
Aside extraordinary low for lots situated these
subscribers have the
alternate lots retained character and dmen
public the for less
the
Of the
Lynchburg be
NOk Bristol and
Rhmore. at the northern terminus Of the
Lynchburg Durham railroad the junction Of
Three Great Southern Railway Systems.
Western, Chesapeake
Ohio.
Land embraces 900 OF
which tits estimated that 200 wi be dedicated streets ana
ing through the property
joining the Norfolk Western with
the which will this
mile and a halt
Northern tuid electric railway and through
this brief connecting with the grand Central depot
River, fifteen minutes ride.
through local land
desired the West Lynchburg Land
regular numbered receipt with
forwarded the subscriber.
April 18th 1890.
w. w. FLAFaNAGAN, President.
Oscar Reierson, Secretary.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-22
Tor CLERK OF COURT.

T HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSEL {
| a candidate for constable of the cit,
of Roanoke, and respectfully solicit
the support of my friends in TIL,
municipal election. Having for ,
number of years held Il similar pos
ton in another part of the State. .
feel qualified to perform the dutie
of the Office, and if elected shall ell
deavor to do so without Partially O.
malice to anyone. Respectfully,
THOMAS r. GILMORE
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-22
ABOUT THE HOTELS.

Lounging in the Felix corridor yes
terday met DR.. ED. Cowan, of Rad
ford. He had Just returned from Il
trip to West Virginia, and was in
Rlnefeld when Chief of Police john
son was killed lit was one of the
most dastardly crimes l ever heard
Of :" said DR.. Cowan, "but it is no
more than could have been expected.
The moonshiners run riot about there
and do just as they please. almost.
But one of these fine mornings they
will wake up to find vigilance com
mittee on hand and some OF their
necks will be stretched. If the rep
resentatives of the law don't, the cltl-
enzens will.
~
Frank Woodson, the versatile city
editor of the Danville Register, is at
Hotel Roanoke. Woodson is not only
q GOOD newspaper man, but he Is one
az the wittiest storytellers in the stare:
He has been spending good deal OF
time in the Southwest recently anu
he is choke full of good stores; ne Is
q Great smoker, and one OF his hoooles
;s his preference for fresh newly made
''s Dianvilie is a great tobacco town
and the cigars he smoked yesterday
We're made late Saturday afternoon.
Nv
"Oueer customers said Charley.
Williams, as he Tipped few drops OF
bitters in the bottom OF the glass.
"Vell. should say we do see lot OF
-,m.n Fellow came along the street
the other day, looked at the sign;
Marshall's Cafe, and came in: Ialked
to MIR. Marshall q little while, ana
then asked him where his partner
Mr.. Cafe, was. "Queer customers;
we'll. | should say so.