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The evening world., 1891-07-01
MT. TAMALAPAIS STILL BURNING
Three Men Missing Who Were
Among the Flame-FiRhters.

tBY AsEocIATED PRRss.l
SAN RAFAEL, Cal, July 1.-The nre which
started on Mount Tamalapals Monday, has
greatly increased. The flames nave spread
from Williams Gmch, at the foot Of the
mountain, to A. +. Kent's estate, and de-
stroyed the outDuildings.
calls for volunteers 10 night the fire have
been answered from San Francisco and san
Rafael.
Three men who engaged In the work are
missing, and no trace OF them can be found
The evening world., 1891-07-01
AN AER0NAUT'S PERIL.
Dragged over a Town and Dashed
Against a Church Roof

CLoQUET, Mimi, July 1.-The balloOnist and
parachute jumper Bruce after ascending TO a
height OF about nine hundred feet over this
place was unable 20 let go on account Of the
fog.
The balloon dropped TO within forty feet of
the earth and rolled across the town, dragging
Bruce with IL.
lie was dashed against the roof Of the Swcde
Church and rolled on the roof to the ground,
receiving but slight injuries.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Cnnrht a Thief in q Pnwnshon.

John Mccormack, OF 3O5 Madison street
was held to answer to-day at Essex Market
for stealing shawl, which he was found try
ng to pawn In Park Row.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Butler Becomes Walking Delega ate.

Charles p. Rogers, the President OF The
Board OF Walking Delegates, has resigned
both as President and as delegate, and will
return TO work as marble cutter. He has
been member OF the Board nve years and Is
well known among the employers In the
building trades. His successor us walking
delegate is j. Butler.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
A Miserable Womans Miserable
Death.

Tillie Freeman, an abandoned woman and q
laudanum fiend, died In the cabin OF scow In
the cove ut the loot OF Henderson street. Jer-
sey city, early this morning, from the effects
OF an overdose OF the drug
The evening world., 1891-07-01
.RUMORS OF BATTLE IN CHILL.
Heavy Fighting Reported Taking Place
on Land and Sea.

GALVESTON, July 1.-Adyiccs from IQuique
give rumors OF heavy fighting between IIuasco
and Coquimbo on land and sea.
No particulars have yet been received.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
WIG Killer perr!nRer,s sentenoe.

Phillip Derringer convicted OF man
slaughter In the second degree, In the killing
OF his wife. was to-day sentenced by Judge
MARITIME, IN General Sessions, 70 twelve years
and six months In state Prison.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
A Jockey Mi.hout Pull.

Jockey Robert Fitzgerald, aged twenty
nine,' OF 500 Bergen street, was arraigned
before Justice Walsh In the Adams Street
Police Court, Brooklyn, this morning for being
was fined 81. lie had no money or pun and
was sent to jail.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Patriotic sundnv-schools.

At the meeting OF the Park Board held to-
day permission was granted the sunday
schools OF fremont to give an exhibition OF
fireworks in Clarcmont Park saturday even
ing
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Awoke to Find Himself Blind.

Charles Miller a barber, was brought to
the New York Eye Hospital to-day from Lit
tie Ferry, N. j., having awakened to find
himself totally blind. He Is sixty-hve years
old, and had trouble with his eyes before.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Light showers. Slightly Warmer.
WASHINGTON, July

WARRINGTON, July
l. - Hrdtller UdL-
cations :
For Eastern Nelr
York ana Neto Jer-
sev-Ligh ShOtoers
ms afternoon +; sta
uOHdrV temperd-
tUre, except SIiOhtiD
todTmer IN sElrenle
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Mrs. Clayton Gets Her Divorce.

In the Brooklyn City Court this morning n
decree Of absolute divorce was granted to
Mrs. Hannah l.. Clayton, wife OF Builder
Ransom +. Clayton. Mrs. Margaret f. oak
ley was named as correspondent.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Stole g Wagon Wheel.

James Smith, OF Jersey city, and Jeremiah
Barrett, OF l29 Henry street, were to-day
held for trial at Essex Market, charged with
stealing wagon wheel.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Pole-RaisinR on the Fourth.

The Tammany Hall Club OF the Tenth AS
sembly District will celebrate Independence
Day with q pOle-raising at the club House,
04 Second avenue. Congressman Cummings
and Assemblyman Connolly will speak.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Boy Killed by a Train.
fsprcI.L TO TIM EVENING WORLD.

THTFI TAI TO HF tFFNINI WVNI.D.I
AsBURY PARK, y. j., July l.-GeOrge, the
twelvc-year-Old son OF EXprcssman Frazer
was Instantly Killed by train to-day, while
playing on the railroad track.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Suicide OF an Unknown Man

SPECIAL To THE EVENING woRLuI
ORANGE, n. j., July IAN unknown man
shot himself on Orange Mountain, near Eagle
Rock Hotel, this mOrnidg. lie was about
thlrty-hye years Old heavily built, and wore
a red mustaChe.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Steward Cordes,a Body Found.

The body of Frederick Cordes chief steward
Of the Kaiser Wilhelm, was picked up In the
North River to-day on the Bremen Pier,
Hobokcn. lie was drowned several days ago.
The evening world., 1891-07-01

The Coroner's onlce is investigating the case
OF Mrs. Christina Fischer, who was found
dead In her rooms Mt 81 Lawrence street, last
night, by her husband.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Buncoers Met and Flesced Him

John Wales was held to-day at the Tombs
Court TO answer TO the charge OF buncoinG
Nathaniel Couch, OF Boston, out OF gold
watch. Both are colored men, and Couch had
not bcen in the city TWO hours when he fell q
victim.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
PRINCE GEORGE WITH US.
The Royal Greek Will Visit His
Brother Prince Night.

Prince George, OF Greece, who Is travelling
incOgnito under the name OF Count Folster
In this country, had many callers this morn
ing at the Brevoort House, where he Is stop
ping with his travelling companion, Capt.
LOmen. OF the Russian Navy.
The PIlnce refused to see all visitors except
Mr.. Greger. Charge d. Anaires OF the Russian
Legation; second Secretary OF Legation Bat
kin, and Mr.. BOtassl, the Greek Consul
General with whom he went TO lunch at Del
mOntcO'S at noon.
AT 2oclocG the party visited the Brooklyn
Navy-IaId,
The Phi zee Is basiaged with Invitations 70
attend receptions, but he has declined all
public ADMINISTRATIONS proposed In his honor.
He has, however, accepted the Invitation OF
Mr.. French, Gf the Garden Theatre, and Will
this evening, with his party, occupy two
10 tes AT the performance Cf his brother,
" Prince Karl" Then he Will hear Gilmore.
The evening world., 1891-07-01

Paid for the 1880 Excise Contest.
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment
to-day allowed Lawyers Elliott Sanford and
A. j. Dittenhoefer 81, 900 for counsel fees In
defending the claims Of Excise commissioners
HaughtOn and Morris to retain their onlces
in lSSD
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Two Drowned in French River.
GBY ASSOCIATED PRESS

PARRY SOUND, ont, July l.-Albert and
George Cotton, aged twenty and fiftecn years
respectively, were drowned In French River
while bathing last night.
The evening world., 1891-07-01

Music in Tompkins Square.
LciDoldt's Twelfth Regiment Band will
givea concert at s o'clock tonight IN Tomp-
kius square.
The evening world., 1891-07-01

The JeffersOnans, the Abingdon Club, the
Ninth Ward Pioneer Corps, the New York
Democracy Association and the Republican
Club all In the Ninth Assembly District
have contributed 600 each To a common
iund for fireworks and music for Fourth OF
July celebration.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Took a Week to Commit Suicide.

Henry otter, forty-one years old died this
morning at his home, IL Milton avenue, Jer-
| sey City Heights, from the effects OF Paris
green taken week ago with suicidal intent.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEALTH FOOD COMPANIES GU.
TIN hUPPOSlTOHlkS cure constipation and
piles. BY mail. 5Oo. u Futh ave. and al dT-ggsts.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Without Parallel inthe Church.

BIRMINGHAM, Conn, July 1.-St. JamesB
Episcopal Church celebrated Its one hundred
and fftieth anniversary yesterday by unveil-
ing a memorial tablet TO Rev. DR.. Richard
Mansfield, who was rector from l74S until his
death IN 1870, u period OF seventy-twO years.
This rectOrshlp IS said 10 be without a parallel
In the history OF the Anglican Church.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Sugar Trust Dividend Enjolned.

Judge Barnard has granted an injunction
restraining the payment Of the regular dlvl-
dend on the stock OF the American sugar
Renneries Company.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
CITY, NEWS TERSELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record Of Minor Hap
penings About Town.
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from Note-
book and Docket.
optician woolman Assigns.


optician George $. woolman, il0 Fulton
street assigned to-day, with preferences OF
S2,743Dl,
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Young Terrell Sent to a Reforma-

Young Howard s. Terrell, son OF wealthy
Brooklyn livery stable keeper, convicted CT
completely In the criminal operation that
caused the death OF Lille NJ. Cook, was sent
to the Elmira Reformatory to-day by Justice
cullen In the Court OF oyer and Terminer.
The evening world., 1891-07-01
Ono of the servia's Crew Drowned.

Robert j Blythe, seaman, twenty-seven
years old, this morning fell into the North
River from the steamship Servia, at her pier
ct the foot OF Clarkson street. He was tished
out alive and attended by Police Surgeon
Morrison, but died soon after.
The evening world., 1891-07-01

Il VIII give YOu Pleasure
TO drink glass Of perfect soda water at Riksr's,
80 ave. And z2d 81. -
The evening world., 1891-07-01

MRS. wRsLow's sooTHNa SYRUP reduces Ia
animation while children are testhinG. 26e. -
The evening world., 1891-07-01

tees; Daniel Almond, Charles Nolkert, Samuel
Dark, Walter Hartford Charles Eager, Charles W .
l;uhsdorf, john ID. Warren, Edward Molle, EIeou-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
THE TRADss-UNloN CONGRESS-.
It's FiHAi Work--Bsp. Tii,ett Compliments
tho Assembly Highly.
by Anglo American =, HE 40 Tho nlsc.,o,

tby Anglo-American cable 30 the Dlspatch.l
NEWCASTLE. Enc, September i2.--The
composition Of the Trades-tnion Parlia-
ihehtary Committee ballotted for yester-
day, was announced to-day. Mr. John NIL
son. member OF Parliament for the Govan
uiVislon OF Lanarkshire, head OF the firm
OF wilson x Co., irOn-tube mann
facturcrs. and large employer of labor
an oid unionist of the moderate class.
headed the hist A majority OF the other
members are now uniOnlsts.
The treasurer reported that there would
10 n balance of fl0O in the treasury after
All the expenses of the Congress were
paid.
RESOLUTIONS were approved in favor OK
hu increased representation of the labor
classes IN Parliament and advocating tho
appointment of railway workmen as rail
way inspectors
A motion iavorinc State board Of arbj-
uauon was negatIvcd by vote of l29 to
l0l. ~
he Congress closed this afternoon.
ben. Illicit, the labor leader and one OF
the delegates present at the Congress in
an interview to-day. said: This Congress
winch has just TERMINATED It's lab0rs was
distinct advance On all former trades
union congresses. lts capacity for de bate
WAS greater. and for intellectual vlcor
economic grasp. ard sound common sense
1t Will compare with the first assemblies
OF the world. The voting displayed a
tfulv democratic spirit. and so far M the
Nid anu New niouists were concerned
good temper. iriendhucss. and frankncss
were shown on all sides and prevented a
VIDE separation. All sections co-operated
IN the real work OF the Congress"
NIWC AssIS, mo, September l2.-After
the Congress had closed 10000 trades
unionlsts marched IN procession through
the streets of tho city in order t. cele-
brate the successful termination OF the
DiZ labor meetings Just held.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
NeGRo's HORRIBLE REVENGE.
lie Enticed Serpent 80 Cause the Death
of His Nastcr's Daughter.

In Hayti and Martinique the venom OF
the terrible serpent indigenous to those
islands. the formidable fer Dc lance, has
been often employed by the negroes in
disposins of thor enemies, saws the st.
Louis Glcbe-I cmecrdt. A horrible but
Northumberland instance OF negro III
gonuity and maleyolence Is tod IN Mar
Unique.
A hugo negro. recently imported from
the Guinea coast. had been whipped by
the order Of his master. one OF the great
planter princes Of the island whllo 1t was
under French rule. The victim made no
complaint, but meditated vengeance.
BY long search he found the LAIR OF
pair Of serpents in the garden adjacent to
the house. Watching his opportunity, he
killed one and dragged It's body u the
house through window that was always
open and into the bed room of the beautl.
fnl daughter Of the planter. He dragged
IL to tho bed. lifted tho coverings, and
cooled the reptile on the sheet. When this
was done h0 carried the dead snake away
and cast II into all adjacent stream.
As night approached the serpent's mate
followed the trail, crept through the open
window. and 10 tho bed Of the planters
daughter. The latter. half awake. made a
motion to brush away tho intruder. In
stantiy the fangs were buried IN her neck,
and in few hours she was O corpse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
su,wiv,ARlet too
Stitched % stay.

Boy. arc not careful Of their clothes-ani n
world Of caution won't mend matters. Moro's
the reason for care in making every stitch must
take hold in earnest. A we've told you, we've
got stock that's bigger tnsn any ihree others
you can nud-but every suit IN II can be trusted.
They'll stand tho strain almost Ike armor. We
have no part with the kinds you have TO make
over when you get them demonstrating and
strengthening tho neglected parts That's ox-
penslye clothing. You'll buy twice OF tina, sort
TO get the same service that's in ONE Of OURS.
We've pnt BETTER qualities to LOWER prices
than usual this season. So many Of you are on
the eve OF buying for school usc-lcayo It to u+
and wen save You lois of bother and money.
-HATs-FURXI>HIEGS OF tho same
sure sort.
Don't forget the getting Of your own LIGHT
WEIGHT OyERCOAT and FALL SUIT, Of Us,
for tho same reasons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
BEATING A BIG HOTEL.
Only for the yaiue OF n Postage-sfs"P
but the Scheme Worked.

"I'll wager IS that can address letter
and have 1t stamped and mailed Tor me
without touching 1t after writing the 40, +,
dress OF without speaking To anybouv'
remarko commercial man at the .rrahu
Pacific, addressing traveller friend saS'
the Chicago Neus :,
Can't play any Of your tricks on me-
responded the companion.
mo tricks. | want to teach you point
about hotel life Watch me-" :,
Blgelow hurried up 10 the counter. seizeu
hotel envelope and addressed It IN a
bold. symmetrical hand 10 friend IN ~
Louis. Then he suddenly left the counter;
leaving the envelope ready to be maiieo
near the register. VI
Soon along came Clerk Shaeffer. tie
eyed tho missive. sized up the pcnman-
ship. said something about the gue,t Try
inc TO play the house for postage-stalnp,
placed one of those necessary little pastors
upon the envelope, and mailed II.
- See said Mr.. BIgelow. told yon
the 'gag would work in a large hotel:
That Is an old trick played by great
many chair-warmers. The clerks ma
the uns'ampcd envelopes. and fearing that
n guest has forgotten to mail an important
letter, they send H. That is one way OF
saving postage. but lot Us hope 1t Will not
spread
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
reported for the Dispatch.l

thepoIto1 IoF tuo Dlspatcn.J
sEPTEMsRE l2. 1891.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
s5o9.l0; tobacco, s3,466oS; special tax,
s66.o5; penalties, Sl2.50-total, "a, l44.3A
Private sales: Filters, 90: wrappers, s., cut
tsrs, 4 dark, 10s; Burley, 2-totsl, lag.
REPORT FOB THE WEEK.
Auction offerings on Change, 70. Taken In. z.
Highest, s2L60; Lowest, 25c.-sverage. s6.07.
Revenue collections; Cigars and cigarettes,
elo, l64.s2; tobacco, e2l,776.f2; special tax
s66.55; penalties, s12.50-total, ca. 02o.40.
Private seles: Filters, SO: smokers, A; cut
ters, IL; wrappers, 81; dark, 1873; Burleys, 20;
lurs. 10. Total, 32s.
The cool weather and equinoxial rains viii not
improve the bad bright tobacco prospects, which
continue fully confirmed.
Mr.. Julius Hobson, q warehouscman Late from
Povbatan county, says the crops Of tobacco thero
and In Amelia could not be better. Tho green
ami spread IL all that the most exacsing stsra-
mer and shipper could desire, Il Il tree from
imperfections. About 10 per cent 10 already
housed and cutting will be general next week.
The crop Is topped 81 ten to twelve leaves, and
there is no walking through IL without breaking
down planta Mr.. knabss loop averages three
quarters Of pound 70 the plant o. hall pound
net 70 the plant.
Raporta from HnnkinsvillA n. aAsas N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
PAID THE THIEF.
Thought He Was Taking tho Clothes TO
BE Repaired.

II happened to young North Side man.
He had coat and vest that needed litile
fixing up, and when he was gong home ne
mot a man with them over his arm. says
the Chicago Ae,rs ,
Taking these things up to be fixed :"
no asked.
Yes. SIR" answered the man promptly.
"All right. Stop at some cigar store on
your way tack and get mo four two-,or-a-
quarter cigars Here's dollar"
linen he sanntered on home and found
his wife greatly excited.
"Oh. Nlll." she exclaimed. " what DO
you think 4 sneak-thief got into the
house o little while 40 md stole that Oh
coat and vest that you wanted to nave
fixed"
For moment he was too surprised to
speak. Then he said;
mabel. don't you breathe word OF 1t
to even your best friend. Two been fool
enough to give that man dollar Tor
doing IT..
And then he went out and bought the
cigars he'd sent the man for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

DEATHS.

Attended,. in Philadelphia, Satur-
day, September 18th. GEORGE ". AL
LEN. in the twenty-fourth year OF his age.
Tho funeral will take place from the
Byrd.Street depot at o'clock MONDAY
MORNING.
CLARKE.-Died, ct the residence Of his
parents, at $50 o'clock Friday eve
ming. September 18th, the youngest son
of Albert and Dora Clarke; age eighteen
months.
Darling. thou art gone to rest.
Thy tolls and cares are DER;
And sorrow, pam. and suffering now
Shall ne'er distress thee more.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence, 1914 Seventh street, Fulton.
O'NEILL.-Died. of cholera-morhus, on
September ~. 1891, at No. q south Pine
street, JAMES ~, son of ii. j. .O'Nell
and Maggie Is. O'Neill, nae Cunningham, IN
the third year Of his age.
Funeral THIS Sunday EVENING at 4
o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
4 Wretch.

A young married lady sad to her hus-
band few DAYS ago
Dear John. wish yon would buy me
that elegant set Of diamonds we saw n
the window Of that jewelry-store on Austin
avenue
Well. dearest. you know that when
you wish ANYTHING il is just the same TO
me a. a positive order" replied John.
Yes. John, YES; o, you are 80 good:
"Iour wishes are tho same as orders,
and you ought to know ne well enough
tnat | will not be ordered about by any
body" answered the brute calmly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13

msrkss Il unchanged. offerings mostly ~
and common, undesirable loaf.
UnsoId stock small, most Of WHICH WIN b oas'
Rod over until nsst year when higher prices sos
Low grades arc expected.
On account Of continued cool weather the me-
turity Of the crop has been retarded. A smsu
portion hiss already been housed. however, oue
cutting Will not commences generally for eiehs -
ten days yet. A largo part Of the crop VIII ~
cut before full maturity on account Of the near
ness u frost, which leaves only little IN ~
field, which can be easily housed whom frost y
Imminent.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, reports scan'y receipts and
breaks drawn mainly from previously unsold
stock. Market active and irm on ali grades from
" buxzsr,is" up. Breaks mostly comsaon and
low medium to medium leaf.
Cutting Of the early planting Ia progressing
slowly and is reported to be Of fairly good coloss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
tenn etectuslly, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs ia the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in ;ts
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy end agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sole in 300
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALiFORNiA Flc syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CT.
LOUISVILLE, ~. new YosS. nv
IA sr,w,v,AFlet iee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
IHE FANNY RECORDeR.
How the Photograph Is Utilized by
Ouiet Little Chicago Woman.

That" said tho Quiet little woman, ac-
cording to the Chicago Tribune, as she was
showing her guest over the house, - my
hail phOnograph and family record-takor.
Nv husband and my sons all talk INTO u
when they come home at night and each
has To give the hour at which he cOmesln."
but mghtn't they give the wrong
hourY" asked the visitor
ION. yes: hut / don't care about that
narticuiarly.n SAID the little woman care
}assiv. 1T shows me thor condition, and
that's what want, yon know. Now you
stick those little things In your ears ana
IN turn the switch and we'll see what the
report is this morning
The visitors followed instructions. and
theu The little woman asked her If she saw
The value Of IL She said most emphatic
ally that she did. Then the little woman
took the report herself and she grew red
in the face as the machine began: ..
Itch two &. m. n IN glad or II
Whoopee e-e. Fulier'n goat and had
more fun than box . MONKEYS.
Whoop-la, Maria, wow-w. I'll bust -
Then she shut the machine OF and said
family: ;.,.o, ,o ~
There was more sarcasm tnan sincerity
in the tone OF the visitor as she replied,
colby: ..p..
l wouldn't put the family recorder on OK
hiDltlOn."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-13
IN SEARCH or AN ITEM.
A Reporter Who Camped Out on Police
Captains Doorstep.

Captains Doorstep.
Captain Sam. Ellis. who is in charge OF
the pawnshop business at the Central
station. used to be captain on the west
side. saws the Chicago Tribune. lie IS one
nf the oldest men on. the force.
IL remember that made a capture once
that was quite important" he said. 1t
vas late al night and made no report OF
Il We didn't have TO do those Things
then "a now. | left tie station about III
O'clock at night 10 60 home. On the way
I met friend and went INTO restaurant
10 get something to eat. 1t was nearly l
o'clock when reached home.
II found "a man aslsep on the step OF my
front door. | spoke to him and he made
No reply. Then used the toe Of my boot
on him gently. This woke him up and |
fonud he was reporter. He had heard
Inst had made capture and came out to
NV house for the particulars. Hecouldnt
raise any one and sat down on the door;
ssep 70 wait tor me. While there lie ieiI
asleep. .1,,.. .ol1
him | couldn't give him scoop ana
liked him IN TO Join me IN something 10
eat and smoke, which he dad. don't men
TON his name, but that reporter is now an
editorial writer on one OK tho greatest
newspapers in Chicago"