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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29

The celebrated Tilden will case has been
decided by the New York court OF sppesls
10 favor OF the heirs The will intended
lha, the mos, OF his large estate should go
TO trustees TO be devoted TO benevolent
purposes, but the court decided that The
provisions were so loosely drawn that they
could no, be enforced by Law and therefore
were void, and the estate therefore goes TO
tts heirs. The remarkable thing about i.
ia shs, 80 good lawyer /. Samuel J. Til
den should leave . will ihst would not
ate "A In the courts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29

la bis speech ., ] -, Liverpool. Ohio,
the other u,eh, Gov. Campbell lost his
temper ,nd INDUCED IN coarse denuncis
tion Of the potter. D.n aud tier employ.
ers. Hs .lso ssalled the local government,
winch hsppsus 10 be Democratic. and 10
several xsys ,houed tha, the prospect 81
defeat " greatly disturbing bic peace OF
miai. TIE immediate reason for bis out.
tu-s, ssE tas sbibusisstio aud prolonged
'ihs Nhich greeted bis reference TO
N lgt MsKmlty. Tb. governor lost more
spt,~ than Do gained by bis visit TO Ess,
Lisfpooi
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29

have decreased fun 500 PEI oebt b
~ % p@ oept a shs total slse o. IN
posss Ttus trade 10 nEeh irrsr ihsn ever
bef0is.
q The per capita rsrscps rom dates
reeaoef fron O. e. 10 o. 30.
8 To irc,ssss 81 Ger experts 10 iofsssn
ooHnil 70 ha bssn sa2 si2. POI ever cor
r,pendltg Tstied 81 rfisf year
c Ibefessei iofsisn msrtsis by mesns
Of tAs reciprocity clstss spa eeHsfquertl!
iscsa,ed ,rpotis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29

TIE op,us sbo~s that While tee yesn
aso y. ~ss ,uraias ont u 400 t's7 .on. Of
ea.l. verb sss GO 500, 10 day the or'pui
! ~ g2s. iss. worth $3.50? 2s s@ Ata
sss s lutb IL ~ ourselves sh'eh " 40 10
aie.,lot Of The xos dtrisl dersiop1spt o.
oar ns1sise,atiRg enterprises ard tbF
.,tt,sstg q, purosa resources 10 place ct
fs,stfos,te from cuf bsIsbbors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29

The indications are that Russia and
Great Britain will soon be obliged TO meas
ure strength, aud the long delayed conflict
take place. A Russian expedition ia d. q
oending the Assi Plstesu near the couh
enoe Of the Murehabi aud Aiku Rivera, one
division hsviag proceeded TO Alichar. 10
IN the Pamr territory, snd smother was
met marching toward the Great Pamir ter
ritary. A Chinese isortier Official had
protested against this advance. but bis
protect Was npheeded
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29

A B,s,on tasB tss eonirsc,ed TO iurnish
The Lssls tn plate company Of Joliet. III
ath . 60o'hofse,po~ef snsine, and the
CsEonshUrs iron rud steel company Of
rA,sbufs. Penn. which = building tin,
pis'r I.eiory, With Toobcrepost en-
zine These crsiuss ~ill cost between
SIS. 600 ADD So. coo each. and It 10 bsr5iy
iikei, ibs; they are eoins 10 be ussd for
tho mspufse,aie et tin.plats Tor csmpsisn
rarpasts osly, IL 10 reedls. 10 cay thai
Tie Boston epsine buildef hss very COED
opa0ioH 81 The Mckinley tariff which Ls8
htt nsh, him these profitable corirseis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29

Tts ST Loss 9 ebeDenscfa shies
csc teu .so .ss stsoHneing The Mehit
les AN 70 ap~ 40 ssadid iG tho .iiifmshs
tasa hlli !, 10 The eeBsi','s beatht h@s-
sas; Il b.. t~et esisisliy watching ihe
stesailou, Of the lss sid 70 honest sneusb
10 sA.n teintf sfror 10 the lace Of isc,,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29
Chr Manfbfsifr Journal
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 70. 1891.
p.K. gIg0Ips. Eai,srsre rrc7rAs'er.

.TRr rsfTtp sTiTrs 70 spT 1sTtsa1en
gmr grwyssx. frnorpyTg7r T,raYr.) rnos
yrH slNt rg1UrvErg a. urFkrAyn. IHr
sHsger 60 yErh FTtTlaxES - sog 10 Al.
"A WI ynt LANaHwg 1NprNT ~ wrAtl9H res
4a4an nGrNgaE. nw7 ga nn1 ~. w snAg'
ara mrars T0afSptH. gEK sTAsn,Gn og
0aapaE4 kHoHa Tut snhgGxS CLASSIC. -
Issa4f4A Jlsaos
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29
nI..0 sss wsrk u Give Health.

The only remedy fer ihs blood aisordsrs
10 one thst uill eIpel the germs Of disease
and make The old blood pure md rich
That 10 best Effected by Dr.. David Ken
nedy's Fsvorite Remedy. Of RonaoHt, n.
Y. . medicine Of great value 10 the ,fesi.
meni " Aii blood disorders and diseases al
the kidneys II tones The system and
hslps 10 do coed wcfk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29

Secretary Blaine i. 10 Washington assin
with hesI,h greatly improved. He US
Iss, 10 time 10 call npop Chile to explain
,bs Outrage. recently committed BY The
.uhisc,. OF that nstion upon American
sailors The circumstances - reported
give strong grounds for complaint bui
there i. good reason TO believe that MT
Blaine gill attend 10 the matter 10 salts
pctory mtnner.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29

What ID brief are tie ELECTS 81 the Me,
klulsy tariff Is they spresr IRON The ala
t.siles q cor foreign trade daring the ten
usonihs since The ehsc,meSt Of the law
sas \. q Brock, = treasury cslcisl 10 the
New Yrik Recorder. snsvsriSs then
terssi, aud with trip hammer effect 10 ,his
va:
!. Oar foreign commerce shovs 81 IL,
crease Of SIS. As. i23 ever The eouapond-
ipg pred Of the pfior year.
2 The iupofis q merchandise free Of
daiy ne greater by sboa, 500. csoo. 600.
8 The imports el free ntrehAnaiss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29

To 10 date Me! Mckinley b~ ''s'ifd
5. y,ons ocug,is. In Ohio. and has msds
n "a coo 10 three speeches 10 each. 10
I'll probability DO such feat bss been &C
ss.spl,hed by . stump speaker In THIS
otas.ry before. SIN the nsior holds oct,
.na ~iib every prospeo, ,hs, be vii hetr
ap tho sane record 10 the hrsi Tuesday 10
@oyembsr ard vic bis race
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29

81 Henry T Wood. the Enslish conf
a.I.sioper 10 tho worlds lair at Chicago.
h.s returned TO England. aud although
having favored New York Tor the location
OF the TAR originally, is highly elsted over
The choice made OF Chicago. he predicts
a highly successful fair. and urges Eoglish'
men to improve the eIeellen, opportunities
that will be sfiorded them. The passage
Of the Mckinley bill is not having the dis
sstrons fl.ct on The worlds far that The
Tree traders predicted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29

T., spesker Reed Is masking things tr
eeedinsly lively 90 tue stump 10 The oio
Bay state. Even the Boston'Hefsld says OF
him: There cau Be no doubt that hs is
,use.a 10 this csmpsign IN Massachusetts.
lie h.. pu, life inio the republican meet.
logs that comes largely from his populsr
ots,ory. aud IS drawing card II would be
+ ID 70 dad bis equal" Like Mckinl.y'
r. ass,rong man, and is certain to give
tte der gor.cy much trouble 10 the future.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

y EriAte Of A0sEs ApgttTA BACON.
The ubdorsisped having Deeo appointed w
the Hon. Probate Court Tor The Disfict Of Man .
chester Commissioners, 10 recsire, sIsnIle, and
1djurt sii claims and dsmsnds OF eli personA
against the estate "
agnes Augusia Bacon, late u Sunderland
In aald Distrlci, deceased, aud al claims .rhib-
iisd Ia Offset thertto, hereby give notice thai ws
viii meet. for he purposes afofsssid,st tLe dv.j~
linz house Of Ihsfies v. Bacon 10 raid nnudsr.
land on ths 2sth day " March nsrt,frotn soeloes
A. n. NTH four O'clock - on said day. ard
that slI months from the 2sib dsyof September
A. ID 1891. 10 The tins limited ~ said Court ioff
said creditors 20 present their claims 70 us tn
examination aud allowance.
Dated Al ear der.nd ibif 9Th DAY Of October
A. D 1881
,,,. pasIp As sIrp CONF"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29
SOPHIA l.. DUDLEY EsrArr.

N~sfate Of Vermont. Distficttof Manchester, -
10 Probate Court held = Manchester, within
aud Tor ssid District. on the IA b day u Ocios
Der A. ID. 1881.
An lDs'rnmsnt, puportinR To be the istt vii
and Testament Of Sophia H. Dudley late %
Manchester IN said district, deceased. being pre-
,entsd, BY the Executor theroin named. for
PiobAe. Il IL ordered by said Court that all por-
sons concerned therein be notified 10 appear Al
SESSION thereof. 10 be held At the Probate Ofiieo
III Manchester, IN ssid District, on the SJlb day
oi Cctole r - 1891 1T 10 O'clock 10 the ~ anoan,
and show ctuss, " any they have, sgstnst tho
probate uf raid Will, Tor which purpose Il 10
furh,r ordered. that this order be publish,d
three weeks successfully In tho MANeagsTga
Journal newspaper printed Al MsfebSstsr IN
said District, previous 10 said sine u hearing,
true record,
Attest, J0sEpB v, PENN, Register.
true copy Of record.
2Sgws 1itest j. ". PENN. Registff,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29
lnMMIssI0NERls NOTICE.

- Estate Of Asxis Bao0s.
The und.fsiggeo, hsyips been Appointed BY
the Lon, Probate Court for the District u Map.
chester Conmissi0nsrs, TO feesise, ersnsins, sud
sdlast al claims and demands u all tsr.o6s
sysinst the estate u
ABuis Bacon, late u Sunderland
in ,sid Listriol. deceased aud all claims anLibit.
Cd In OBJECT thereto, hereby give notice that 80
viii meet for tbs purposes Aforesaid ~ the dssi.
tigg hOnss " Charles ~ Bacon 10 skid rE1dfr.
rubdsriald 90 the Eb day " March
BeIt, rom : O'clock a. "a. until ssioes
D. ~ Sn ssid day ADD that sir months from
the zsih day OF ksptsmbsf A D. 1871 10 tho
slms limited By said Court Tor ssid creditors To
present their claims 20 ~ Tor sIapipsilo1 AID
allowance.
Dstsd at Sunderland this sih DAY Of oetober
a, D. 1871,
ASS SAMUEL PIKE, sDm"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29

Builssa and Troy. Her parents, vhe lad
sirserorsly opposed The ns,eh. we're DO,
very happily surrrised when they harmed
Of vhsl The yonne pecrle bad done
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29
MOS KNIGHTS Es,ale.
WRIGHT MARSH'S Estate.

"
" State OF Vermont, District Of Msnohestor,ss
In Probate Court. held at Manchester within
and for taid District. on the 2stb day Of October
Der A. D. 1891.
An instrument, purT orting TO bo tho last will
and te-tsment Of Wright Marsh late Of Arlington
in said district, deceased, being prevented for
Probate.
Whereupon IL was ordered by said Court, that
all persons concerned therein be notified To ~.
pear at = sessiep thereof TO be held At the Pro.
bate Office In MaDohesi or In said district on tho
18th day OF November A D, l 39l, at 10 o'clock, IN
the forenoon, and show cause, II any they have,
against the probate OF said will for which pur-
pose II is further ordered, that this order bs
published three weeks succossively IN the Man.
chester JOURNAL, a newspaper printed 1t Man
chester In said District, previous TO said time Of
hearing.
true record,
]. u. FEM, Register.
A true copy OF record,
253w Attest, J. Y. FEM, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29
( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

{ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Estate OF PBrBE JEsEs.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court fer the District Of Man.
chester Con missioners. 10 receive. examine aud
adjust all claims and demands Of al persona
against the estate Of
Phebe jerks late Of Rupert
in said District, deceased. aud all claims eY hibIt
ed Ia offset thereto hereby give notice that We.
sil meet for the purposes aforesaid at the late,
dwelling house Of tho deceased In said Rupert.
on the 9Th day Of April next, from . o'clock
4 NJ until O'Clock on SAID day. and than
SIX mo ths iron the OH day ~ October
D 1891, ls the time limited by said Court ior
said ere dtors to present their claims to Us Tor
examination and allowance
Dated at Dorset this 10th day Of October
A. D 1891.
HORACE @ HARDWOOD, 49,.
2i9w JOHN NJ. ARMSTRONG, ooms,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-10-29
PLANNING AND MATCHING

done at the oolvin Planning Mil at Fast Msnches.
ter ~ 90 aud 1880 per thousand and smaller
lots by tie Job Soliciting your patronage, w
arc Yours truly,
SfIt.soN 4 BALCIi
Manchester Depot. April 18TH, 1891. tosm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-26
An Ancient El Dorado.

Erom WILMINGTON Letter.
On tho identical spot where King Solomon
procured ''golddust, peacocks and monkeys"
asyndicAto with %, 000, 600 capital stock issued
and ten-stamp mill erected, has just pounded
out s55,0Oo. Mount Ophir, Of scriptural renown,
is close by. The old rocks, which were too
low-grade for King Solomons reduction pro-
cesses, are being ground up and thoy average
half and ounce to the ton. This gold field Of
Solomon's, which has been idle all Of the CEN
turtles until now, il on the Malay peninsula
The people who have gone in to develop it have
had to cut seven miles Of road through the
jungle and clear sixty miles Of river. They are
Just beginning to realize on their investment
The company with the big capital has Q eonces-
sion on twenty square miles OF this gold field.
The formation 10 black slate. A shaft sunk 100
feet on the lode has uncovered enough ore to
keep the mill going year. The ore viii yield
two ounces to the ton. In one place ON the
concession there IL hill $50 feet high and
half q mile long. The company has tunnelled
into this hill about halfway from the bottom
and found ore ranging from seven penny
weights to seven ounces of gold. The reef
varies in width from two to nine fest Even
the loose rocks scattered about on the hillside
yield half an ounce Of gold to ths ton. The
superintendent aid 70 the American consul ~
Gently: Il did not think there was auything Of
this Kind 20 extensive In the world. Wherever
you try you find gold" Raub Il the modern
name Of the ancient n Dorado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-26


Of the case, and we we're easily persuaded to
remain another day in order to cultivate closer
acquaintance with the Patagones. Boats were
immediately despatched to fetch as many of
them as desired to trade and dozen or more
OF the young braves came over, bringing q few
punches Of gray ostrich feathers and heap Of
furs and skins. to exchange at the "store' for
rum and tobacco As negotiations promised
to be a tedious job lin fact were not accom-
p!ished for several hours). because without
haggling the desired Injuries would lose half
their SAVIOR. We took our hostess advice and
some field glasses and repaired to the house
top TO view proceedings on shore.
PAIA6oSIAS ToLDo.
The Indians had selected a level spot q few
yards inland. where shrubs and boulders formed
. partial wind-break, nea- the mouth Of mar
row canon. where their horses found plenty of
grass and water; and while the men and bows
rested from the fatigues Of their journey,
stretched at ease on the ground, the women
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-26
THEIR FIRST SPAT,

Unexpected Horrors Break Two Happy
Hearts During the HOnes moon.
They had been married three weeks and had
just gone into housekeeping, observes the Lon
don Tid-Bas. He was starting for the city one
morning and she followed him to the door.
They had their arms wrapped round each other
and she was saying:
"Oh, Clarence, do you think it possible that
the day will ever come when We will part in
anger?'
"Why. no, little puss," he said, "of course
not; What put that foolish idea into my little
brides head, eh9'
.'Oh, nothing, dearest. was only thinking
how perfectly dreadful it would be ii one Of Us
should speak harshly to the other"
well. don't think Of such wicked. utterly
impossible things any MORE" he said. 1--WE
can never, never quarrel"
II knew it, darling. Good-by, you dear old
precious-good-by, and-oh! wait q second,
Clarence-Pve written q note to mamma.
Can't you run down to the house and leave it
for her some time today?'
why, yes, deare, if 1 have time"
eff you have time! Oh, ClarenceI'
''What is it, little grlie?''
"Oh, to say if you have time to do almost
the first errand your little wife asks you to
do"
well. well, sissy. I'm awfully busy just
now"
"Too busy to please me? Oh, Clarencs-you
hurt my feelings so.''
''Why, child, /"
''rm not chlld, Clarence-rms married
woman, and L"
There, there, my pet l."
mo, no, Clarence. if was your p-p-pet
you'd t-t-try to"
''But, Mabel, do be reasonable"
"Oh. Clarence, don't speak to me so."
"Nabel, be sensible, and"
go on, Clarence, go on; break my heart"
''Stuff and nonsense"
"Oh, o-o-ohm
"What have said or done?"
Gas II you need to ask! But go-hats me II
you will, Clarence, -
''This is rank nonsense!"
"TIl so back to mamma IL you want ma to.
She loves mo if you don't"
''You must be crazyr'
'Oh yes, sneer ut me, ridicule me. break
my poor heart. Perhaps you had better strike
mel"
He bangs the door, goes down the steps
on the jump and races of. muttering some
thing about women being the "queerest Great.
ures."
OF course they'll make it up whom he comes
home, and they'll have many such q little tia
In the years to come and when they are old
they'll say:
''we've lived together forty-fve years and
never, no never, spoke q cross word to each
other In all that time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-26
THE DIGNITY OF sEx.
He Drew the Line at Being Docsorsd By Q
Woman.

From the Chicago Herald.
One OF the bod carriers st work on brick
building out in the suburbs climbed mp 20 the
first story Thursday. Then he fell, and tho
bod, the bricks and the ladder fell on him.
When the debris had been pulled away the hod
carrier was lying face downward on the pave
mont stone senseless There wasn't drug
store or doctor within half a mile. A BRICK
layer put on his coat and tore for the nearest
patrol box Meantime the hod carrier Was
lying there in q rather nasty mess Of blood. APP
parently thinking about nothing in particular.
The boss was Tuning about. kicking blocks
Of wood into the street and swearing At the
lasiness Of the police. The big plssserers. who
could drive a spike with their fsts. wore stand
ing around as helpless as children. At this
time young woman in . blue CLOAK came
briskly across the street She was pretty and
rosy, with q lot Of yellow hair drawn mp tightly
from her temples. and she had a most decided
big fellows aside, end asked briskly; What's
the troubls here, mem"
Zone of the boys has busted himself vide
open, said the boss politely
Let me see" said the pretty girl, dropping
on her knees beside the bod carrier. She took
on dainty kid glove, and with her little white
hand felt the mans skull
mo bones fractured here" abe said, looking
up AZ the group
Then che noticed the pool OF blood lying be-
side the mans right arm and. whipping q pair
OF pocket scissors out Of her reticule she
ripped up the coat sleeve aud the sleeve OF the
brown flannel shirt. Goodness" she said
An artery has been cut Give me piece Of
Irvine quick"
The boss pulled bit Of coarse string from
mas coat pocket and handed il 90 the girl.
She drew II quickly around the mans arm,
made loop knot thrust a pencil into the
loop and twisted Till the cord sank deep int
the flesh.
You hold this" she said to the boss, and the
Dig man xnelt down and grabbed the lgature.
Then she had some water brought out. She
washed the scalp wound in a jiffy. Then she
cut among the loose flesh with the scissors and
with plaster and a strip of linen from this same
preposterous bag she made a neat bandage.
Then she arose and vieweda pretty job OF emor-
gency surgery with reasonable complacency
The patrol wagon and the hod-carrier came
around at the same time. As the wagon backed
up the hod-carrier opened his eyes and saw the
girl in the blue cloak.
Are you hur; much. Mike2' the boss
asked.
Nav" said the hod-carrier ssTake me
somewhere that can get a doctor. don't
want no dom women monkeyin's round me-"
The girl doctor in blue looked at him quiz
zingly and laughed she washed his gore
from her hands in tho bucket of water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-26
THE GAMBLER.
BE Won, But Not From the Result OF Coos
Luck.

He Won, But Not From the Result OF Coos
Luck.
From the New York Herald.
A fac young fellow he was, but q gambler.
Sometimes when he awoke about noon-ah. the
misery Of those awakenings he would con-
trast what he might have been with what he
was; would remember his broken promises and
the home he had saddened. Then bis thoughts
were bitter; then lie sufferedR tortures which
did not proven. his returning that night 10 the
green siren that caused them.
At last day camo when the gambler had
lost everything, owed every one and thought
of killing himself. "rn do IL tonight" he
said, II the luck runs against me, /" and with
s460. IN play the lot at roulette, and all ON
No. 4, said be 10 the only friend be had left
why on No. AZ asked the friend.
Because there are just four letters in Hone
and four in He'll and Its one or the other with
me. fools within. Goodbye, old man."
That nigh: he gambled.
'Now. then, gents make your bets; mako
your bets. Are you all ready How much in
that rolf -Four hundred and sixty Right you
are, sir; $3.50 on the No. 4. And they ali sit
and they all stand and they're all ready"
So sang the croupier with monotonous drswl
and then came silence broken by the br-r-r-r
OF the roulette wheel as il spun around hold
ing young man 6 life In its whirL Then the
croupier sang out again:
NO 4 wins, even and black. Pretty slick
luck sir, he added, and then began 10 multi
ply s460 by 50. " 'Grstulate We sir I"
Blu. the gambler had tainsedi
Years later the two friends were chatting To-
gether. How terribly CLOSE 1 was 70 death
that night" said he who had never eambIed
since. what strange thing that the No.
won-a single chance in thirty six, and 90 much
at staker'
Not so strange, after all, my dear fellow.
when you reflect that we had il all arranged in
advance with the croupier. who very cleverly,
must admit, made the ball drop into No. 4
Your father paid the amount of your winnines,
and . handsome sum besides"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-26
Prom The Stars Travelling Commissions.

PABoS ISLAND, PATAGONIA.
THE TINE HAD COME TO BID A NOT
Il reluctant adios to this wild abode, the
crazy little yacht which good mission
padres Of Terra del Fuego had sent to
convey Us to their station lay tumblins
about in the harbor, our luggage, reduced by
long globe-trotting to q surprisingly small
compass, waited at the landing, and farewells
were actually being spoken-when Roman
rushed in with the information that . large
company Of Indians had collected on the other
side Of the ford and wanted to come over for
purposes o: barter. This circumstance, though
not unusual here, materially altered our view
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-26
He Showed Hor.

From the 81. Paul Dispatch.
They had been sitting in silence for some
time; the clock was slowly dragging its hands
to the points that would mark H. She had
yawned, fdgeted. and 80 forth several times,
but he did not seem to catch on. as the SEM
mary girls have it. At length she said:
DO you know any slang phrase, George?"
"Weli, yes, I believe so," no said, rather
surprised at the question.
What is meant by getting . move on
George looked at her fxedly for . moment
Then he said no would give her an imitation Of
the slang, and she was alone.