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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-02
Mrs. ]. s. Swcctnan.

The most excellent, aniablc and
exemplary young lady whose name
stands ut the head of this sad an
pouncen,cnt. departed this life at
4 O'Clock on the morning of last
Tuesday, December 18th, 1891. A
loving husband, devoted mother
and brother, with deeply sympa-
thizing and ardcntly attached
friends, watched by her bed Of
sickness with unf:.lter,rg and UNI
wavcring loyalty, praying AS the
leaf slowly turned that closed tho
vision on the things of this world
and opened it upon the iilum,ne<t
grandeur of the world beyond.
Hearts nrc laceratcd, torn,
hy tins TO us ontoward evcnt, but
God knows best and His DEGREES
are inscrutablc.
Mrs. Florence White Sweetman
was universally beloved wherever
known and particularly in this
place where she was known from
infancy 10 the moment Of her dc
mise. She was but two months
over twcnty-threc years Of age
when the summons of the Angel
of Death in his Imperative call
smote her ears. a husband and
two young children, mother and
brother SURVIVE to mourn their
loss in her. May they be strength
cned III the Divine mercy to bear
the burthen laid upon them and
VIC tender our sincere condolences
The funeral was on Tuesday
afternoon ut Grace Church Come
terry, where she was tcndcrly laid
to rest in the presence Of Il numcr-
GUS concoursc of friends and with
the ceremonies of the Daughters
Of Rcbekah, l. O. o. +.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-02

We. learn that the furniture aud
cinthing s:ivcd amounte.lto COM
parat,vciy notling, and that. Mr..
Barrow S loss is, over and beyond
insurance, betwcen.$ 81, 500 and -,
GOO. :: -
We, with his many friends in
this and ..ur vix a ,,,is par,sl,. SYM
pathizc deeply with Mr.. Barrow
im his severe loss. The burned
residence was built and finished
some time last summer at Il cost
of upwards. Of $1,000.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-02

lion. s. u. McEMcry has given
out to the press his letter "f ac-
cc,,tancc IF the nomination for
Governor by; the Democratic
Convention Of Louisiana. We
have not the space to reproduce
it in tAis issue, but will ito So IN
tho near future. 1t is an able,
patriotic and statesman-likc docu-
,nrnt. lie asserts his unwLvcring
opposition t" tho Lottery, but
admits that It is Il question to be
decided nlonc by tho people and
should bc eliminated from party
politics; emphasizes his devotion
to the Democratic party and de-
,,lorcs divisions both in state and
national affairs. and cautions
Democrats against the advantages
thus. presented to the Republic
cans in the coming political con-
tests.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-02
LIST or LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Bayou
1881. go
Blacher. w, Robson, West, -
Brown, VIM. Scott, Dave, "
Douglas, A NJ, S,nith, Ruffin,
Jones, Haley, T'hainard, Sam,
Lennon, Melinda, Thompson, Agnes.
Persons calling for any OF these let
crs will please say advertised.
+. NJ. MUMFORD,
POSTMASTER.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-02

Nc. Il. A. Harrison, the indus
trio,ss, in.lofat,gablc and withal
popular cotton buyer, shipped ON
ono day of last week, a consign-
mcnt of the staple amounting to
somewhere between seven and
eight hundred bales, tho largest
singlc shipment VIC learn. over
forward from THE place since our
CONF ross WAS established.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-02

'.Os eourse Il hurts. Int you must grin
sut bra4it.' 'yis the old time consolation
given to persons troubled with rlicn'na-
fisn. -..lf You will take the trouble t"
.xiarnpeu plcce-..f flannel with Cham
p,crlaiu's Pain Balm and bind it on over
N,e.seas. II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Will
SiissG:,car.' Is the modern and muct,
more satisfactory advice. 30 cent bot
s!es for sale by J.. L. K;ibOurnc & Co.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-02

There Is no danger FROM whooptng
cough when Chamberlain s Cough Rem
sdv ID freely given. It keeps tho cough
looso and makes expectoration easy.
90 cent bottles for sale by l.. +. Kill
bouruo & Co.. druggists.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-02
8. LAMBERT w.
&Lambert 4 Landry@
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
Baton oage. La.

Representing stnnn nndR Ccmr
l.
England Lepoo l""n aud Globe Of London and Liverpool Mechanics
ntnrrh
O. F. New York life fnsuran
all claese
in
bcs memo he csontr
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-02

1000 Gallon Ctstern FIX
A. Rloas E. Bios, 60 Pcrdido, st
: New Orleans.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-02

Tomorrow, january 3. Sunday
In Octave of St. John. Gospel,
st, John. Chapt. xxi: Christ gives
Peter charge IF His sheep.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-02
See Shcr,fT's sale m tnis issue:
New MOt,n last. Wednesday,,
December 30, nj 10 30 y. III.

AT this writing. on Thursday,
Dec. 3lst., the river mar ks eight
feet AMI three quarters and rising
ON the Bayou Sara gungc.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-02

EntcrpgasfnC Tonu1 Mani frue I Co. fnstrrets!
and started worked steadily and mad. money s,..
than expected became able to buy island and bull
small summer ho'e II don suce ocd At shat will
work asnia she bnAnnes IN which made
True & Co.: Shall instruct and start rosder:
II we do and 4 you york ndns,rinn.ly Yen III N due
time TO able island and build hotet II wish
sn ~ oneY be earned At limo OF work.
Idly and honoraoly By those OF either Sex onaS or Old
and In their localities. wherever they 1.-Two Any
do tho work Easy learn furnish vcryhins No
risk fea devote all your time
TO the work fh: ens..ey new load brings wonderful sue
worker. BeGirnors earning from StD to
$50 per weok and ununrd, and After little
vence We furnish you tho teach you
FREE. This Of t,Irgs. and hero 10
smother n.efni wealth giving wonor Gress game
viii reward Industrious worker Whcrovor are
and whatever doing want :" aboas shts
work NJ once Delay much loes -
you. No explain hevc. hHt n you will wvts o.
viii make ali plain you EIsEE. Address,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-02

New Year. new resolves and
n.w- promises to settle Old III
dcbtcdncssee.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1892-01-02

Paints, Oils, Paint brushes, Var
'aishcs: .Salad, L~6ricaffnS and H.
Eliminating Oils. etc. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
REVISING PLANS TO DIVIDE rEAFuc.

Chicago. Nov. 1.-THE committee Of Western man
o,.rs continued I'm session today, working out plan
for a division of competitive traffic In the territory OF
The Western Freight Association important progress
a.. made 80 far ~ southwestern Missouri River
,,,mr T. concerned an agreement was perfected. and
thor, wn, n practical adoption % the details with
r,srcct TO business u and from Colorado points.
rh. committee then adjourned until Monday. when
# will take up the Northwestern problem and en-
acayor 10 establish the points ut which division OF
topnapo may be effected under Chairman Midgleys
MAN The Missouri Pacific has not sent II repre-
sentative 10 the meeting, ana sfi> houu-u w
,'''n"ittne that owing 10 previous engagements. II
riIi moi bc able 10 do 50 until after November -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

pbnip Mancnl. an Italian immigrant, made charges 70
Colonel Weber Superintendent ~ Enumeration, few day
co ~ cruel treatment while he IN the Fills Island
Uostt, Maucin landed here last Jun" and couple OF
week. ago lalis Island suffering from rheu-
r,,l.m lie wa. placed In the hospital aud while there
ne ,,ys he abused ~ attendint named Herman
N,nrln was crippled hy the rheumatic swelling In the
i,nt. Of h, wrist. and ankles. While thus helpless.
Herman insisted upon him walking and carrying his own
food 10 hi bed Wlcl IN, Italian pleaded that he was
helpless Herman became cnlagcd and assaulted hIm lhe
attendant struck lin with brush I'm the face and
hacked his eye and cut a cash his che *. Mancini
left the hospital last Wednesday, before he was cured To
avoid The tndant- abuse Colonel Wctcr, on inNe,r.
gltng charge found them and discharged Her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
OBITUART.
f.. J. BISpUAM.

Boston Nov. II (Sp-cal.-E. J. Blspham dieh IN
Dorchester Yesterday He was formerly Il merchant
at Dorchester Lover Mills. In 1s4S he was ap-
polntcd cashier Of the old Dorchester and Milton
Bank, in which place he remained for many years
although he continued his store until 1872 when ne
sold ont II wn, wh.c he was IN charge OF TN
l.nL about 1870 that the notoriou; Jack Wade gang
,obbed II. The bank again robbed In broad daS
light. I'm 1867 Mr.. Ei-plam being bound and gagged
Willie the robbers uicd the safe OF It contents ana
made tier escape. I'm 1876 Mr.. 81 plan was elected
president Of the bank. H. name having been change
IN the meantime 10 that which II now beas-the But
Hi Newfoundland at The time OF his death he suil
held that Office. H.! had held the Office Of secctmah
of Dorchester for number OF year. and wa, also
member Of the school committee. In l-3' he served
ne town IN The legislature, and he was o" elected III
l-1G and l-47. sine. l-7G bee had been otc Of th'
trustees Of thr LN...ll-. institute for Boz, ~ th'
I,r'b,-f.- d-tfitt iour children survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
n7HE C0uyCILLOHS WIFE -

Tho company which is 10 occupy the he" Ei'p"'
Theatre when it is finished gave yesterday ai'c'
room n single performances at the Madison "i'"i'
1hcatre OF jerome X. Jerome ana hdeh FhIpp"'V ,
ulay Tie Councillor, WIFE The company ho'
altogether unknown here, renewed former iaVoIaD'o
IMPRESSIONS and created new ones when h.i o'o"
impossible with the materials previously az us 'o
tnaud Tie play Las much Of the Sparkling hu""'
which has become familiar in Mr.. Jerom"s previous
writings both Of books and Of plays IL - "''" i"
,.ticr control than usual however. III structure an"
characterization the pcre has much about II ''u' -
conventional bnt the cOnvcntiOnaiiiy j. mol % ''
ltcruonatIc sort. Thcr. /, much goodness oi h''f'
1ieh as s. common the stage, but IL mas '''' ''
commandment Of vulPority which some writer" seem
=, think aseparn,lo from it the stage mere are
,oonle with good and bad natures quite o. l"o o''
binary sort, but they amuSngy Soou ana p"D'
I'd fine elements Of contrast and plquaHcy are mol
i>sf. 49,, a..
Among the actors Mis- Odette Tyler VINO MA '''
,it1o rart: ". II. CrOmpon, James .. barro"' "i"
Mis-, Agnes Miller were the most conspicuous l"''
,o,forIuances were all careful ana SPIRITED ch'T
rtcrilat on, and al were agreeable to see ana 10
,,nenher The company whole - a well
aloncod one and Is likely IN time 10 become Nof'n'
onrnt orgnuiIatiOn. Othcrs VINO ad1cd hlofr VI
- =" - to he completeness Of the pcriofIm,nf' NcV
tV,iia,n Morris Miss sidney Armstrong, MI ~,
Wd'tv Wtt,ou OiIin Johnson, Gym SCOT, lTahA y
,thron and Arthur Hayden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
grILnIyCs FOR MUSIC AT THE FAIR.

Chicago Nov. II fspedaD.-I ha, been decided that
ran ic and iis yotalle5 viii have tWo beautiful homes
~ Jackson Park during the Exposition period. one
Of these viii J." the Music Hall at the north end Of
c po.tylc IN the southeast portion Of Jackson Park
The other win De The Festival Han. the beautiful
structure designed by Architect T. VI. Whitchouse ~
Chicago. II viii stand between the Horticultural AMI
tho Transportation buildings. opposite sixty FIRST 81.
II viii he upon The shore Of the lagoon, and al Il
point where TWO great promenades meet The style
OF the building Is DoJc. IT, form. which resembles
an ampnthcaire surrounded by dome gives the
Lulding both externally and Internally, "A rounded
FORM from which p.oicct on four sides p0rlicos the
one facing the lagoon being the principal enhance and
enriched by nntcd Donc columns, slX ana onc-half
feet In diameter. The Music Han Will be devoted
to chamber concerts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
Votes or THE STAGE.

Next Monday night will be- all important one among thc
beat,cs The new Manhattan Opera House "il De
orencd by Mrs. Bcinari.Beere, who VIII ply LEM
f,,s,.,d The Casino will back 10 its old righteous
,,s ., comic opera Miss Mare Tempest and her COM
rany appearing in The Fencing Master" ana ho'.o"
IIowards new pley. "Ar'toency" viii BE- 'eeh ioF 'n
n,, time I'm New York Pauers Theatre Besides all
mis- the Lyccum Theatre Company viii begin IT. 'a'cn'
ulaylng the Gray Mare There Will also be a ie" p
yI,als OF pieces already seen here.
IN. nr. performance III this city Of Alexander Bsoh
Little Tippctt" viii be given Tho evening az HgT-
mann. Th,ntrc by Harri'on ami Bolls comInny.
An Arrangement has be made between T. Henry ffcnch
and William A. Brady whereby the production OF 4 ne"
American NAV by Clay NJ Greene and Joseph 6r'mef en-
titled The New SOUTH will occur at the broadway
Theatre on January 2 When recently produced In san
Francisco this play Is sad 70 have maze e'0u HID
preston.
Miss Adele Palma, fayont, OF the German stage who
for the last three has been connected with sew
elai American companies. has been engaged To play
.neci.l ,nsasement next week the AmbeTg Theatre,
opening In "ranehon. the Cricket"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
cuAsGre That p4eSrxGER Rirrs ARE CUT

Chicago Nov ia meeting Of the passenger
representatives Of the Western roads WIS held today
10 consider char against certain limos OF PAYING
unauthorized commissions. Since the advance In
rates from Chicago nnd It. Louis to Kansas city. IL
is said the old fpms of ticlcts hay" rcappcarcd In
the hands Of brokers and that double mission
are being openly paid n I, also asserted that burlington
tic,ct, T. Lincoln. Ncb.. being manipulated "a
emf the rate 10 Kansas city. The rate from Chicago
~ Lincoln f. sIt -. From Kansas city 10 Lincoln
f. IS - -. Brokers selling burlington tickets
To Lincoln. via Kansas city. for SIG, with rebate
order on iolr Kansas CITY correspondents for S6, Thus
rcdurlug the Chicaro Kansas CITY rate 10 SO. Th'
burlington representative not present at today $
Conference. aud another meeting Will be- held to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12

purpose than merely TO let the con ortions of Mr..
Harrison, as he wrlthes on the point Of his dis
sectors pen, be seen of the world. He sezes the
opportunity to restate some of his views with
additional cearncss, and submits himself TO Mr..
IIarriSOn's catechism partly, no doubt, to con.
found the catechist but mainly to affirm and
enforce certain propositions touching science,
touching Positivisn. touching problems of the
spirit, on which no las, word will ever he said,
either by him by anybody else. But all
words on such subjects are enlightening, on con-
dition that they come from a thinker who is
sincere, and whose point Of view is not personal
but univeIsal who discuss, that Is, great
problems, as Mr. Huxley does, with reference
primarily to the problems, and not TO himself
The Spectator" In the course Of an eager
eulogy upon Mr. Cleveland as a British Free
Trader, observes that he made no attempt 10
"placate" any of the manufacturing interests, ana
describes this word as a "barharous technical
phrase Of American party warfare ms sem
me TO that great warehouse Of barbarisns No
Century Dictionary" "Pacatc" is there. and, a
usual, without word of warning to the ingenious
reader. Cudworth is quoted as an authority lor
the use of it; it occurs in barbarous sentence
in the intellectual System" Well, in these
DAYS II is the fashion 10 accept anybody rs
authority for ANYTHING, and DR.. Whitney makes
no attempt to discriminate between authors WIZ
are authorities in theology and authors VINO are
authorities in the Of words There l. uII-
ference, nevertheless Cudworth Is about equally
celebrated FIR learning and for an lh'oNraoe
style Warburton hits him a shrcwd blow Whch
he SAYS that Moshcim's Latin translation oil inc
"Intellectual System" is greatly to be pI"i'fr'"
TO the English original for its purity and elegance
Hallam. who is to the point, usual, SAYS Cud-
worth's Technology is stih and pedantic aoouhu-
inc in words which the English language mas
not recognized; of which "pacatc IS one 1''
The Century" calmly alleges Cudworth IN sup
port of the barbarism as if he were a Dryden II
an Addison. No other authority is given. nave
no doubt Arkansas would supply others
c. W. 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
po.tonice Notice.

Should be read daily 10y all interested a. changes my
& r. Tor iosn countries need not he sleSay ad;
Men i IS desfd 10 ,end dGp.at- Of banking agd COM
mcrta documents. lett,r' not specially addressed oens
''' g p' M for the Week ending November IL VII
c' SSgAflEpNYLAt a. W. for tr,n,e s.wtsrlana itaiy
SPAN rortgs, amt I.ry ,.r 20 mr. for Lol.
don Besum Netherlands AUSTRIA, ,rrraRy I Dn1S:
o and Irene hrit,r- Tor oh'r p1rt' Of Eur,ne nus
n rsi Af az eIcc ioniol aac, ,go,,y od
dres and l:'s 1Si, per Of aroD, nus: be- drc,d per
Aun90 It BE- , a. n ~ S,,'r. must Ic drcc.I "pr
sadaml az 10 a, 1c M. f' SSr sana at il ~ ~
Island ctis, mu'' rrr :. Dcy6ni, va Ga-sow lctt
Chlalas T,b,,o and NTgNan, r,rt and ot,er Mcvan
Tor tGla rmg'g and I a b d drct i "per 0riH b.;
states va vera nrIrrcitary - NJ for Venezuela and
car5ao c s4 dSn la T os S e b.. irci pee
vcSciGc u ~ for ,'f poa c o[ dae ana p ioSa
cr - $ a. Az r. m Tor Para. MaranhOm Ceac and Per-
"o% nh piEyrHt p Or Costa Ric' VIA Iimon per
III, II'p pr Chn r api JaS'a pr Cy Of Plng r?n
san "Frnceo close her dSy up T. Noi pc @r 20 at a NO
.,, t N2 san SAN rranci'co l;e here daily ug %
November U i ~ wi ard samoan ISLANDS. ler
wW"naIai from trancl'col close mere daily up
Pec;mher hu az S'S Win Brt.h malls Tor ASsraaj
Ma iS o 6Rpa cS and at ' S oe dS a: ~
Mails Tor a S oe 'a eay at o anu 's Ma.
tuncon hy rail- to Boston. ana thence by steamer.
slo'e ~ y, "' rama Fla thence ny Sailing
Wondays and fhur>taysl. close at this oicc daily 40
n..9n Mail. Mexico overland. unless specially
addessoi for dispatch by steamer close az this oHce
daily AZ 3 a. NJ. ,, -. -,
Trans.Pacnc mails forwarded 3, San Francisco daily
ard The 6Gag o. oTsnd .t U to San rsneeo
Mails from tn Fast arriving time at san Franc.cp thu
dav sailing o steamer, are dispatched thence the same
daN. -.
Extra supplomcntarv mails opened the pier. OF
tho English Preach nad German steamers a. the hour ot
closing of supplementary mails at the postolee which
remain open until within ten minutes Of the hour Of solinG
Of steamer. ..,.r,, ,.. 90. - ro-r c...
Possolrse. Sew.Yoyk n. J.. November - ,eS4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
ryyrlL DyyrR on rirurrs' crrB

bethlehem Penn. nov. II 0>pccal.-La,t night a.
his home on Fountain llill r. j. Wilbur, late president
Of the LcIeh Valley lAlrold entertainer ihe iaroI,
Farmers club at tier annual chry-anthcmum dinner.
II wa, one %; tho most enjoyable meetings hell for -
long tmc. The decorations were roses and chry
thcmum-. At the table were Gcore" ". thhs. ~
-Th~ Philadelphia Ledge" George L. N".cr''. pres
don't Of the P.uu.,l,au Railroad Company, y. A.
NcIood pre-i lcut ol the Philadelphia and Reading
Charles IIlr shor. nj president Of th" Real
ing Joseph Wharton. John Fritz, Robert II. -ayrr -r.
Mr. EN-, and John e foll, Of Philadelphia. Dr. Henry
Coppcc. Dr. W. l.. Estes Baron II. Won Lccrs. OF
Germany: T.. y. Wilbur W. \. Wilbur and Rolln
If Wilhnr. Tie proceedings of the clubs mcctiu =
erc never dlyulr~i. but the members meyer make
specific at their dinner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
the lot and the name MILES standlsh' has been
| oh
ZETA PSI CLUBS RECEPTION.
ENTERTAINING THE OLDEST MEMBER OF THE
COLLEGE FRATERNITY.

ENTERTAINING THE OLDEST MEMBER OF TIE
COLLEGE FRATERNITY.
The Zeta Psi Cub held a reception last nlgh' ~
its clubhouse, No. - West Thtysccond ST. LOT INC
oldest living member Of the college fraternity "'n
the club represents. the Rev. DR.. william Henry
ter, OF Tallahassee. Florida. archdeacOn OF the Muue
Diocese of Florida. Dr. Carter entered the University
Of the City Of Newlork IN 1S4G, the year tlaI lHc
fraternity Of Zeta P-i established the University
Chapter being the present organization. 1t Is pro-
posed to observe the scmi-ccntcnnial in 1ooo VIII
fitting ceremonies. several speeches were made hsl
evening and n supper served
Among those present were the Rev. Dr. ChareS H.
Barnes, General Francis Il. Reese Of PiladeIpnla eA-
Chief Justice Richard l.. Lauemore, exJudse g. NJ
Van Iioesen, the Rev. George :. Mott. Albert H.
Gallatin Fruncs Lawton. J. Howard Ford, Dr. - l.
Talmage. Frederick Bonner. RufOrd Franklin, IhoHHS
Me- aleb. william H. McElroy, tho Rev. Charles H.
Eaton Ludovic Bennett and Judge IL. ". Book,taV'r'
The officers If the club Austen G.. Fox, president
f. II. Utchfcld. vice president; Thomas IL. Mc'a
secretary; Ruford Franklin. treasurer Board ol
Governors Frederic Bonner IL. T. Thomas. Eugene
Van Schaict j. Howard Ford. Nathaniel ;. smith, j.
+ Talmnge Augustus Van Wyck, CALVIN Iohhlh';
Francis Lawton Israel C. Piers0n and the officers vi
the club. , ,,.o
A dinner will be given under the auspices OF the
club nj DclmOnlco's III December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-12
- 4 PHILADELPHIA RryAwlY 10 BE sEvr HOME

4 PHILADELPHIA RUNIW1T 10 BIZ SEM HUME.
One OF the nest remarkable little runaways that was
brought Police Headquarters appeared before the
astonishel eyes Sergeant Robb late night Ihs
visitor accompanied by Policeman Neil Hooey, OF tie
Second Precinct about four feet tall, had lsir
hair blue eyes and pale delicate refined cast OF features,
and altogether looked just like OF little boy
would pick out the model pupil Of Sunday-schooi
class In one hand he carried umbrella; round his
waist he slung big game bag and resting easily on his
shoulder was small FlObert rifle OF 22-cabre. HIS
story i beautiful in its simplicity. His name IL
Johnnie Weber Until Tuesday he had lived With his
paents 40 No. 1l25 IiancOckst Philadelphia, and 10
had probably never occurred him to leave home until
he road the thrilling escape OF Dandy Jim, the Boy
Trapper OF tho Praiiies." II go jim one be.er,'
sad John, and he proceeded 10 do IT, Hidden away In
refrigerator dollars, quarters. dimes. nckes
and pennies which his mother like thoughtful house.
keeper had saved for Christmas aud Thanksgiving.
Johnnie Gathered UP the and Tues
day afternoon while his parents were frantcaly SECURE
ing PHILADELPHIA in search o. him, he ives plaedly on MS
way 20 Pottsye in company with the Tobert rihe lie
intended TO shoot all bears he could ma IN he bus
Mountain REGION finding any he went, he says 70
Atlantic City and tried % ind some snpc' NO sh'pe
p esentel for the purpose OF being shoe anu
he accordingly came TO NewYOrk, and there "ahuefeo
aimlessly and hopecssly around for ten nights until
IN West-st he attracted the attention OF william & MN.
who lives at No. Cedar-st. HILL sftcp nearing 'i'
story turned him over the police. NO" Johnnis
Weber 4, awaiting the earnest reception WHICH ia"
father will give him when he reaches hts nome