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Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
Railroaos 4 Steanrb0ats
ulINE CENTRAL RAILROAD


t.0IN0 WEsr-s2s A. n. for Lswistop
Ra.klanS. Portland, Boston and Montreal; 40 4
NJ fer HaiIoweii. Gsrdinsr aud south Gardtser
sss A r. for Lewiston, tNmfngtsp, Koskland
d,ner- Brass sick, Portland snd Boston connees
lnx ior WEiss Aoga,aIrs and Qnebso, Ia5 r. h
,or HaIloveIi, Gardiner and South Gardiner; 3.ft
r NJ for Brunsslek Bath, Hockiand. Portland
Hsstoa; i4s. fexpressl Portland and Boston aad
Montreal; os r. ". TOT Halowen. Gsrftner aSt
soutb Gardiner, II o. r. N. might fuiimanJ foi
Ieviston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-z.io A. NJ. might sxpress) foi
EEouhsgan. Belfast. Bangor. Bar Hsfbor. "
stephsns, st. John aad Ar0osto county; 3 IS A.
" for watervliie. and Ssowbsgan. (proviDoia
Erprs. leave. wate,vilie fos sango', Bar Hs,
press for wsterviIle. sewpor:. Diver, Foxeroft
ssaxor, Bar Harbor and 81 John. 3.4s Z. N. fof
wstsrvfile. skoshssan, OAKLAND, teshsectins
sih somerset Raj ssy) Belfast. Dover and FOX
tool County; 10 r, NJ for atervtile, and 9i7
An, sundays only, for Bangor.
The Might Pullman Iraias run each way every
nigst Sundays 10 nsiuded. but not 20 skowhsgsn
90 monday mornings, or 30 Belfast, Dexter, OF
beyond Bangor. excepting to Bar ID arbor. on Sun
fbs day express train. soinx West at 10 z2 A
N and East at "a l., ". rua daily, Sundays In
elsded. between Boston. Lewiston, Bath, Rock
land, Bar Hafbor and 81 John.
ACCOMMODArION TRAIN for Aasusta
leaves soath Gardiner. 6.Z5 A. NJ I, 30 and 30
r.. ~. Gardner, eH A. ~. 100 and 10 +. NJ.
Iinl.owsll. go A. M. liz and s5e r. NJ.
through tickets TO Csltfornia aud all points
south and West may be had OF u. II. Walker
ticket aseat, Augusta. the only oftet IN Augusta
selling via ali routes and ohecsing baggage free OF
rxyease.
PAYS0S TUCKER, Vice Pres. & Gear Manager
" E. BOOTHBY. Iien1 Pass. and Ticket kg't.
Portland. June -, issi-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
MARKn xRon1s.

asw Yosk Money Marker
dBw YoRg july ~.
Prime payer st 81 TO-.
0overnment bonds. dlll and steady
Railroad boDds. dull,, and heavy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

xhs Pith Of the News taken from %
cusrsnt 1vsnts Of The Day.

twenty-five buildings in South Haven
Mich burned Sunday loss $4,000.
Monday, in Weeks Hotel, New Hyde
Park, L. l., Frank o. Rec was stabbed
three times and killed by William Cover,
during . drunken quarrel. Covert hal
been arrested.
The aggregate capital represented by thu
various ''tfusts" in the United Statel
amounts to more than 81 00O, 900 900, Of
more than tvo-thifds Of our entire manu-.
featuring capital.
"A Philadelphia boy 10 making great sue
cess in ,inning articles made Of cast iron
The articles 20 treated are far more dura.
BILE than galvanized or jspanned ware, and
are equally chean.
Officials Of the National Lead Trust an
nounce that they have decided to feorgenizi
- corporation under the laws Of New
Jersey. The new corporation will have {
capital Of $50. .0oo, COO
En- Gov. Paul Dillingham; Of Vermont
died at Waterfront, VI, Monday. HI
would have been % yesfs old In August
He Vas Q member Of Congress in 1874 and
governor Of Vermont in 1865 and 1867.
At the meeting Of the Massschusettl
Democratic sfste central committe Il va
decided to hold the state convention IL
Worcester, Tuesday, Sept. %. Gen. P. A
Collins will preside. Vim. J. Dale, Jr.
Of Andovef vss elected secretary in placs
Of Col. Coveney, resigned.
Recent stasistics show the estimstsd popu
lstion Of the world to be 1.4s7, Geo, 600, u
increase Of per cent in 10 years. Eu1op,
10 the ness shickly settled. havipg popu
lstiou of $50, 200 600, OF 10l persons to tn
square nile Nersh America has 80 $50.
| 000. or IA 70 the squsse mile, an incfea.s
Of 20 per cant. in the past decade.
The nin1esots farmers are not likely I,
| corner the wheat market after all. Tn,
discovery has been made that the antitrust
| constitutional amendment Of 1888, make
the proposed action Of the alliance men
couspiSscy. The Desssfs vss inaroauce'
In the Legislature by Igns3us Dennsily
nov prssident Of The Minnesota Aliiancs.
Ths Wessern failfoad mansgess are en
dsayoring 10 defeat The lav making eiah
hours days voRk, which gees into e6ee
| August I. All he companies hsve pr
paSsd inssxucsioas 70 theix empleyss. Dc
ciaring thsy viii b. employed snd psid b
,hs hour sfser Asgust lss- Troable
xpscsed vhsn The conpsnies attempt {
int The scheme IN operation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
4 Big Cargo Of fsa.

TACOMA, Wash, July 27-The overdue
tea ship Guy C. Foss arrived in port Satuf-
day night with 30.288 packages Of
tea, valued at s450,000. The Goss
10 the first tea ship to enter the
Tscoms custom house, previous tee. ships
having entered at Port Townsend. The tea
10 being assorted in the tea warehouse, and
will be sent BY eight or nine special fast
freight trains to Chicago ard New York,
the tea going east in bond. The greater
portion Of the cargo is destined - follnvs
New York. 9947 packages; Chicago, 1875
St. Paul, 1868
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
WINTHROP NEWS.

0srious Accident to q winthrop Man
-Psrsopal Iesins.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
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ss,c, no Nr,t trsis. The is,ter train vss
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ma saas A Vincennes bIamee the driver Of
,he sscond train for the accident. When
nj. ,,.ln va ,t,,ting. the sea,ion msster
.dvi.ad IN. dive, 10 . , slo~Iv as shsre ~
q train In front. but the m an Maid no heed
IN the ADVICE and vent ahead a full speed,
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mon asse,,s that he has been The yIcstn, az
an aot Of reveus. on the part Of sens epS
who severed communication With the Wet.
| inshouse brakes, thus preventing him from
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
Special to the KENNEBEc JouRl

Especial to the KENNEBEc JoURsAL.
WINTHROP, July 27.-Hou. K. Alden
met with serious accident Monday fore
noon. falling from the scaRold in barn,
about 1s feet striking on his shoulder and
.ide. breaking several ribs; frscturing
shoulder and dislocAting his hip. II is
also feared that bs is injured internally.
Joseph Smell left Monday for two weeks
business TIN to Duluth, Minn.
T. =. Hegsrty. station agent a. Old
Town, spent sunday with relatives here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
Meteorological Report.
July n, 1891. II r. M
TIE WHITE CAPS
Bound Over to the Grand Jury at
wsst Midway, Mass.

WEST MEDwAY, Mass July 27.-In tbe
trial Of the alleged White Csps. John
Henry, Michael Henry, Charles Gormiey.
Peter Gallagher and John Welch. for -.
saultipe and tarring Herbert Pratt. the
government concluded their evidence this
afternoon. Judge Fairbanks decided thai
the first named four were probably guilty
and bo ound them over to the grand jury ia
the rum Of $500 zach. The court will give
his decision at O'Clock Wednesday - to
the discharge Of Welch for assault and
holding him for conspiracy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
BALMAcBDA 10 SOLID
He J hlnks, ana H. ovssshSow Now
II Imp 3ssibio.

SANTIAGO DE cHrLr, July ~ --An omoial
annouocement has been made 10 De eject
that The revolt 10 not making any progress.
After fhs defeat Of the rebels st valisnas,
3N0 men we're ordered from Iqaiqus -
Atacsma, but . thousand Of them
refused TO leave - they hsd not
received any pay. The rebels viii
NOT venture 70 attack the army at
CT quimbo, although the forces thsfs sss
isoiated from the other Balnscedsn fescss.
JudicisI authority hes been fs-estsolished
and IL works regularly throughout tbs tsfsi-
t,sy in concert with the leeislsslvs power,
thus rendering impossible NE overthrow of
Pfesids nj Bslmaceds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
ne Gets q Better Job.

WARRINGTON, Jaly 27.-Ffed Bracket,
chief clerk Of the treasury department, has
rendered his resignation, to tske feet Sep
tember 1. He has been appointed special
agent Of the treasury department under sec
ton IL Of the act creating the Worlds Fsir,
relating 10 the admission Of foreign goods
intended for exhibition 1t the faif.> He
will establish in London bureau Of ihfor-
nation for the benefit Of intending ex.
hibitors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
he WAS DROWNED
Aud His Body soppcs.d to b. Last IN
Q Watsry Cavern.

DAxHulY, Conn. July a7.-A boatman
named Reynolds. while pulling In the aschor
Of his boat 1t Lake Waccahuc, late yestef-
day, fell into the water and disappeared.
Divsrs vent to work Immediately 10 recover
the body, but SITTER several hours searching
were unable to find II. An underground
cave was discovered at the bottom Of the
lake and vas explored FOR depth Of so
feet without finding the end tis supposed
that the body 10 lost in this wstefy cave.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
caAnosp wrra l1uaDnn.
Father and Aothsg oospsotsd ot
Causing shsis Daughtes'a Death.

/ Toaonro. Ont, July 27.-Oa The morn
ing Of Tha.sdsy. July l6. the dead body Of
Sophia Handbook, aged ~ years, daughter
Of Edward Handbook, who keeps store in
The village Of Faisbsnk. few miles from
this city Vas found II the foot Of the cellar
stairs in her fathers house. There were
Suspicious wounds on her head but the
father declared that they must have been
received by his dsuehsef's falling down
stairs. Il vas suspected however. that
murder had been committed, and the case
vas plsced in the hands Of . government
dstective. A. result Of bis investigstion
both father and mother Of the girl vefs
ssfsstsd today and charged with numbering
her.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
SHOT AND KILLED
Through Jealousy over the Capture Of
| B and OF Chinsss. -1

SEATTLE, Wash July 27.-George W.
Poor, . we'll kno.n deputy sheriff, and exss
custom inspector was shot and killed this
morning at Woslley, Skasit county, BY
Custom Inspectors ]. C.. Baird and james
Buchanan. J. F. Terry an ex-policeman
Of Seattle was also seriously wounded.
Il 10 said that the shooting was caused
over band Of Chinese Who were being
smuagled into the United States from Brit
ish Columbia. Both parties were on the
track Of the Chinese and when Poor and
Terry captured the Mongolisns, it 10 said
that Baird and Buchanan opened FIRE upon
,hem
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
"szsnny Al" 10 ou1EsY
And will 90 to Jsii f,s 4Asss 1loatne
For Attempted 0windTss.

LopDor, Jsiy ~ AT the Oh Bsiisy
todsy, Edward PinHs, alias "6bsepy ~"
The Americas "Alohsmiss," !" PLEADED gailey
70 the charge Of sttsmptitg . 70 obtain 30.
900 from Edwin Sire ster. . jsvslss u
Bond ssSSes. By false psstsncss. In clainiag
that be oeud convert sovsfsigs % ~
number Il soveFsisns into piecs Of Geld
three times ~ weight. He was ssntsnesd
10 three nonths i8pfisonAsnt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
fnn VATICAN
rosoed inso Risid Doonooy by
Finapoiai Losees.

Rons, Juiv ~ The recent hsavv
losses ~ the Vatican have COMPILED .
series Of ecobomic measures ,hsss. 4
commission Of Ger iinals hss been appoillsd
to study sconomies, especially wtea rsfss-
sncs 70 the pont6cai army. The cardinals
nnd themselves also obliged 70 subnis -
sconomiss. The Pops 10 insxosabls -
this subject and says thas u v
nscessaFy 70 make great s1srtions 70 fsos6y
the dissstsSs that have bsfallsn The treasefy
and especially 81. Pssef's pence. The
Pope sdds that he RENAME 10 Rome dusisg
The heat Of the summer and thae the oas1(.
mails can - veil endure the bsa1 n thsir
turn. Several VI shs cardinals sss dissaeas.
hsd with this forced residence end hbef,
but they must Of course submit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
Patsictio Sons of America and MAS
saohusstts Politics.

BosroN, July 27.-The Post says that .
secret meeting Of the Patriotic Sons Of
America was held in This city last Thursdsy
and Lieutenant Governor Hsile was put In
nomination for Governor and Councillor
Arthur W. Tufts for Lieutenant Governor.
to be supported at the next state election
II 10 understood thst Hon. A. E. Pillsbury
vas favorsbly mentioned in connection
with the Attorney Genefalship. but only
the two nominations mentioned above were
determined upon. The organization 10
practically anti Catholic
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

Hesults in the Death OF Two Men
and Another May Die.

JoHNsrowN, Pa, July 27.-There vas .
fight on the platform ut ithe rear end Of the
second coach Of the nrsf section Of an ex-
cursion train, one mile from lockwood last
night. james Kelly, . policeman Of Johns
town. drew revolver TO quell the row The
crowd set upon him and forced him between
the cars. Conductor Herd signslled the
engineer to STOP the tfain. A coupling
broke and Kelly dropped under the wheels
and was killed. Lucas Myers Of La Trobs
wss thrown from the platform and killed.
Milton Pyle Of Somerset WAS hurled
through the air and struck on the rocks
on the side OF the tracks His skull vas
Crushed and leg broken but he is still
slive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
onovaR CLEVELAND
Says He VIII Not Mako poiitios,
0pesohes 10 Ohio or Aoywhsse.'

BuzzAlDs Bar, Mass, July 37.-To .
representative Of the Herald at Bsssalds
Bay. sx- President Grover Cleveland said
today, In reply 10 inquiries concerning the
report that hs was to 90 on speech making
tfipin Ohio. ~ have not been requested
BY Ohio DempcRsts 10 make speeches In
their ststs during the pending canvass. !
do not expect to take part In the campaign
there, nor 10 any other stats, and I have
never given the sliehtest intimasion Of an
intention to do 20. hsve conhdepce
that Gov. Campbsil and oil other fair
minded political friends will understand
that, II decline to 90 upon the stump.
there are perfectly good and valid reasons
for my action, entirely consistent With .
most earnest desire for the success Of all
the Democratic candidates in Ohio or else
where. OF course I anticipate that the
cry will be raised IN ceItain quarters,
il such request 10 made and declined. that
I am selfish and Indifferent 70 tbs success
Of the nominees Of my party, but such III
naiufed accusations do mot expect 10
escape 10 any event."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
casoass lassaIss.

1L0UR-Ro saIes.
wHnAr-highu; H. s.Tsins. ~; Ne; ~
cons- assng and higher; n. .. ssassi.
OA1B- 0o. . "a
BYD-Na. 4 6e5.
0AHIRY~Xo z seminal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
WILL CUE FOR LIBEL
Asairst Boaton HsIa q, II Rspo
About Misa Hsmm.

BAR HARBoR. July 27.-It is reported
here that Mi.s Hamm, the correspondent Of
the New York Mail and Express and other
psp srs, went to Boston tonight for the pur-
pose of bringing = suit agsinss the Boston
Herald for $50 600 damages on sccount Of
an alieaed lib-llous article that appeared in
last Sundays issue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
BURNED OUT.
Business Portion OF Blair, Wis, De-
stroysd by PiFs.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 27.-A, special
to the Evening Wisconsin from Whitehall.
Wis says that the business part Of the
town of Blair, Trempeleau county, Wis.
was burned this afternoon. The loss ID
from $4,000 to 5000; partly insured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
HAVING A STAYING TIME.

This fellow is ''in it" sure enough
but although he is having stavine
time, barrels are not likely to soor
supplant trousers in polite society
even If il is hot weather. No more
will any other medium supplant thu
JOURNAL WANT, FOR SALE o.
TO LET column for reaching tht
people, For so cents a week yot
get results, and that's what we ne
all after.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

ros.-ses.. ss.... A,sbs; q, sail tsi
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
TWO HAIL STORMS
Dln,es Crops -SieIbli16 b
Midst Of Samm.r.
Yeune Monmouth Gill fhoa6ht 10 BiIl
Bsn KidsappM.
4 Wlsthscp Man Dullssp severe ard
Psshaps Petal Ie inEiss.

WIscAssEr, Jaly 27.-Tvo heavy hail
storms passed over here this sfternoon and
must hsvs damaged the crops considerably
Boys wsre sliding down hill and SNOWFALL
ing on MAin street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
THR SURVIVORS
|M The Wrecked Steamer ClTct
Arrive 1t Qu.bse.
Fail9 ud latlar inspected Of HiIihl
Murdered flsil Dalshlaf.


Quxszc. July s7-rhs steamer Grecisn
has arrived here With the fourth engineer.
Iso seamsn and ten catilemsn Of shs- Ill
fsted steamer Gree, which va wrecked u
East Caps, Anticossi. When The 0fecin
passed Heath Point the Gree vas broken
In two or three pisces and was total wreck.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

EEw YoaK. Juiy "a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

S saturday night burslsrs entered Dslps'
stuff. 1t the North End, Bah, and stole
pos kstb ok confaipiae 3l25
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

At Buhslo-Bufalo, II; Lebanon, 7.
At Observation-Disclosures Z; Troy. 2.
At Syrscuse-Syfacuse, 9; New Ia,
ven, 6.
At Providence = Providence, 81; Al
bany, l3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
KNOX CO., BELIEF CORPS
Form the Pascal Association
woman's state Belief Corps.

RooxLiSD. July 1.-THE KNOX County
Relief Corps have formed an organization
known - the Pascal Association Of the
woman's State Relief Corps. It 10 named
in honor Of the president, Mrs. Sarah Pas.
cal of Camden.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

Al Phuadelp
Association standing.

Hifs-Cincinnati. IS; Louisville. z. En-
Cincinnati, 2; Louisv'lle, 6 Belt and vaul
Stratton and Ryan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

For Maine: Fair in the interior; fair
tomorrow on the coast; stationary temper
ature; variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

rEsLss. J sy ~ Pref. x ,oss h,s Mn
70 Dss Bossin. ftaal ard Kassase ~
f1Ysnsf Sssessrh inss ~ cuss sf tu0sF-
eaissis snd Viii dsyees hss vheDe uDe -
tss snpsFvisioa el ~ Dac. .ssieieglsal II
Stltpte.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
KIcKAPOO INDIAN OIL

e1i:k csN q u xs.a1 9 IN
Good for Man and Beast It Gives Imnleiiats
Relief. Il has No Equal Keep 1t in the HOUSE.
TRY 1T.
Price IS cents per Bottle 5 Bottles for 31.o
Asx YorR pRrGGIsT ruR IT.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28
SIGNAL 8HRvICu

Weather Ir dications for the Next a.
Hcugs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

Farm Buildings Destroyed by Light.
nips.
BANGOR, July 27.-zzThs farm buildiDgs
Of Asbury Staples Of Moason. were struck
by lightning Saturday and burned with q
horse, coh and all the farming implements.
Loss, 81, 500; insured $500.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1891-07-28

Wan DnPARrMENr,
Once Of the Chief Signal OfioeP, !
WASHINGTON, July 2S. l A. u. }
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

The City Drug Store sold during the
first Two day after getting in their car
load of Christmas trees, over 400 trees.
They had the largest car that ever came
to New Ulm, there being more than
1900 trees in all, and everybody says
they are the finest they ever saw. Judg-
ing by the sales they must be. They can
afford to sell them at hall the prices Of
fered by competitors. They also have
the largest stock in fancy goods at low
est prices. Their stock of Christmas and
New Years cards is unequalled. They
are also the latest. Twenty-Five per
cent reduction in holiday goods Is a
great inducement and everybody should
call at once and get the best selections
as still more goods were received few
days ago. Remember at Henningsen
& Kiesel's.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

Dressing Gases, Work Boxes, Cuff and
Collar Boxes and Smokers Sets. either
in leather, wood, plush and metal at
the drugstore of Andrew j. Eckstein.
Stock selected from the finest on the
market.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23
Great Racket.

- Considerable attention was attracted
this week at the store of 0. NJ Olson
The proprietor had placed IN his win
dow a mechanical advertising device
tina: SO attracted the passers.by that the
sidewalk was often INSTRUCTED with PEG.
pie. The machine is an advertisement
Of the :'Great Racket cent cigars,
which are as fine as any manufactured,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1891-12-23

We are informed that about two weeks
lago. Frank James, the noted outlaw,
passed through here. He came from
the far west to visit the Younger bro.h-
ers, his old comrades. in the State Pri-
son at Saltwater whore they are con
lined. There is q strong devotion be-
tween the James and Younger boys,
and much as the Younger boys love lib
berty, they would rather sacrifice that
priceless gem than betray their dead or
living friends. Their lips are sealed
and no matter what else De their faults,
they have never been guilty Of traitor
ship to each other, We are informed
that James stopped off at Mankato.
st. Peter Journal.
The post-ofice department deems it
quite important that all the patrons OF
post Offices should b supplied with the
monthly Postal Guide. It would be to
thise interest and business advantage.
q we'll % vastly to the interest Of tho
postal service. since it would bring
about moro accurate knowledge Of tho
requirements Of that service, would re-
duce the amount Of mail matter impro-
peEly addressed. poorly wrapped, or in
sufficiently stamped, and would largely
diminish the numbsr of letters and
|packags going to the Dend Letter on
lice. Moreover it will keep the people
Einformod q current events affecting tho
service, and of innovations or improve
nsnts made.
The ESTABLISHMENT given 1t Turner
Hall on Wednesday eve BY tho Redpa1b
Concert Co. was superior to any Of that
order Of concsrts ever before given in
New Ulm. Every member was distin-
guished BY high order IT excellence
and from beginning to end the audience
was interested in the programme. Mas.
ter Cecil is pleasing, Miss Christie is de-
llicate and refined in her execution Of
the most difficult of violin music,
Mr.. Glider is q pianist who enter
tains NJ the same time that his bril-
liant and finished techniquel calls to1
the most favorable criticism. Miss
Edith Chamberlain Is remarkable as
a whistling sololst, possessing boil
power, clearness and fine expression
while Mr.. Elliot, well to use his own
words, ssThe same God who made hin
made daisy Funny in his blan'
manner, in his voice, IN his facial ex
preston and in the shining spot on tn
back of his head, he is funny in every
thing he does and says.