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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06
MUST BE SOLD.

On account Of the death NJ owner
A splendid steam. full roller process Touring
lent condition; running probably now. Fuel
wood per cord $l.10; city 81 3n). sixty mii.s
from Detroit Originally cost 50 0uO; will sell
at great sacrifice; rars chance HuNILkr. lis
buil block. Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

Agents to take orders in every town and city;
q mmission or liberal salary u successful soli.
citors steady work; send references and secure
territory promptly. Ellwansrr Barry Mt
Hope Nurseries. Rochester. n \.
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WANTFo SITUATIONS.
a YOUNG LADY desires : posiiica ss sssso
"A etaphsr and typevI1tess good fetsfeoces-
Addfsss n. rs ksss Bridge street
A LADY would tx 10 and Good place IN
"a tho @ untry "a bard nice, renncd little
girl. pears old. Address. stating terms X H.,
WAHTGo-AoENrS
WANTED Ensrgciie !.dy sfenss an ssey
mess pleasant and profitable kinsery Mana
fsctsrins CO.. Cincinnati, =. Az
WANTED-fn ever town 10 niehiss1,
w agents and esnvassers to handle novel
ties and houseks0ld specialties- Call. % ad-
eress with rcferenees, the Gravity Urine hoz
~
FOR RENT-RoOAGS.
E,oR kEST-Furnishsd rooms for housske~p-
Il ing ON the ground hpor gas, hath and srsins
water. furnace heat; ~ bartlett street. OPP
pesite south Division street school, ptf
rI,o ESr-Furnisbed cottages TO rent at
L Nacatawa Park. Inquire ~ No % Scrsb-
ner street. lUl
Z N a an -
Il week. John Moran. No. II East Bridge
street. lUl
IFoR RENT-Plcssant furnished front rooms.
II with board. thres blocks north Of r. o.
30 n. lonia street, city ~
FURNISHED rooms 20 rent: regular or
II transient roomers solicited. central loca-
tion- Call Mt room 6, No. Is Pearl street s3tf
LNOR REST-Furnished rooms In the Vine
II gar block; steam heated. gas and bath
rooms No. - South Division street s-i6u
ron RENT HOUSES.
L,oR RENT-Cottsse at Otsowa Beach for
i the season. Eight rooms and good ioca-
tion. II. n. Reynolds, corner Louis and Cam
pau. 70
LNoR RENT House. No 1 Nelson place cong
- piete an every respect built Tour years ago
and never vacant . day until now; 81 month.
ss-u
FOR RENT BUSINESS.
gl,O RENT s,or. No. ios Canal street: also
i warehouse ia 6ixS feet on the ground.
;. l.. Pm. L. Fuller, No. II East Bridge street.
ls0
| NOR SALE. OR LEASE ON EASY TERMS
| II hotel with furniture and trsfclass bar
| with complete fixtures attach I'd: best Of iocz-
"A he rtt xfx In
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FoR RENT BUSINESS.

FOR RENT BUSINESS.
yI,O RENT-s,or- No. los Canal street; also
i warehouse ia rear t5txS feet on the ground.
:. l.. 4 Pm. L. Fuller, No II East Bridge street.
h0
NOR SALE. OR LEASE ON EASY TERMS
II hotel with furniture and hrsfclass bar
with complete fixtures attached bsst Of ioc2-
ton in the city; possession given at once. In
quire room Il Morris building. Lyon street.
s8f
FACTORY FOR kENT-After July we will
II rent our thrcs story ara basement brick
building. Nos. and Erie ~trcst; central io-
cation; gas and electric light, power. eles ator.
steam heat; low rate insurance. Apply to
Bisseil Carpet Sweeper Co. - Mil street. 7eu
L,oR RENT-The four story and bsscmcn.
II building. a. No. Pearl street. on long
lease 10 responsible party. Inquire al z. Clark
Thwing; phone All. is-u
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FoR SALE MiscELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
L,OR sALE-State and county rights for the
II exclusive sale of an Indispensable he use
hold article. Sell ore 10 six in every house
i've hundred Per cent profit: BONANZA Tor
those who can handle cansassefS; small cap,-
tai required. Address. with stamps. or call AZ
room IL Hcrmitag, bni ding. Grand Rapids. loy
LNOR SALE OR kkNT-Upright piano =
II North Front street. stt mo
L,OR sALE-Inpaired health makes II i'm.
II perative that | shall sell ny saloon and
restaurant. IL 10 az the best properties ia
the city. To pcrsons Who drsirc 10 parcbass.
full particulars Will h. given ON application
The merely curioss need nat apply ! mean
business and will give "a the right man with
money an option ON tho beet salossr and rcstau-
rant in Grand Rapids Address X. 7. l. Her
aid office. aif
I.,oR SALE-My cntire efcrr 81 furniture and
II miscellaneous household goods: a new
house and large lot corner Of Union and Carer
ssreets house and 10; No ise Madison street:
vacant lot on Christ street; farm 81 ten scres
10 rods cast of city limits new buildings and
ell kinds of fruit; Will sel VI exchange for
other property. A. A. Lord NO. ~ Stocking
street ii2u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

rI>ELEPHoSE asp Ia Radali6 4 Holt. Who re-
j eane and u'pais chairs. using only the bs~t
material, and charging ~ Inors thas men uno
go around soliciting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

MONEY LOANED for ahnrt time in large or
M small snounfs on any form 81 good s.car-
ity.. Prank A. Werner - Michigan Trust
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

GOOD HOTEL s .ss s .sss
osly ~ 90 t5i frnnsirnfs, u aud 81 -: BATH frcs
at Lincoln House. No. - Spring strbse Guar
aEtee as good fars ss sny $40 house..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

.ANTED- Lsdis. 70 vrise "a hcm>. isoloss
South hcnd lad III
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

A YOUNG LADY desires poststca az ssepo
"A gssphsr and typevIites; good retsrsuues-
Addfrss II :. IL Hast Bridge street. :
A LADY would iiks 10 nnd . Good place "a
~ tho @ untry ~ bard nice. refined little
girl. pears old. Address. stating terms X ~.
TOE !. care herald o1scc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-24
sAM 1RrzNus,s ruNEnAL.
lie Is Followed to the Grave BY Grea
CnnrOnrse of FrIOntls,

lie Is Followed 10 lie Grave by Great
Concourso of Friends,
Ioroe concorrso Of friords>aLtended
80, 80 ID ',,'' - ~ ''I 80 .f sor,
the las1 sau rites over the pody Vi san m
uel Lutzkus, yesterday afternoon. me
deceased was ono OF the most popular
young man in town nj, friords betnr
'Ou"7 In ~ =" 'o""' -" M '''s1' a, ~
among all c'asses' Inc respect ~
which he was held was shown by the
large numbers who attended the obse-
orios A rur,hor ~ Tho county and
d ~" oCici,,s anI momhor "V a tha noIice
omG iro Jono " ,"oro nresent
N" NJ IoISIf%s m"g , ono ~" ~ tIin old"st and
mos, fa amTI ,n ""n Su 81 tSe n p O.
VIZ EIro MoIJinn thn nosi,iom Of inner
anard ; in I'M ard orJorP % tho time oi his
5 Sn " F Io" was olso n member Of the
n ~ a NJ and severol singinT societies
,no NJ n 49, 81 " ali ot whic5 wore in nj.
tn U Thn snryices which were
comJmcted hy Pov II If Dornbloser
nostnr Of tbs E"nIish Lntharn church
,roro vory imnressive short "nlogy
Se Mn 5oiiynrnS M the mnnv 'aod trails
Of cbaracter Of tho deceasei
The fIoral offerings we're numerous
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-24
LOCAL BREvrrIEs.
Matters of Minor Momentum aud abo,
tho City.

Matters OF Minor Momemtiiu aud about
the City.
THE GRAND this ing-"The Fire
Patrol"
MAYOR CALDWELL had nj, cases in his
court yesterday morning.
IT rained little last might and then
got cold again. There were indications
OF the approach OF another blizzard.
LOUIS NoLrE, arrested night beiore
last by Onlcer Scally, for jumping a
board bill at Benwood, wal taken there
Yesterday to be arraigned before Squire
Riddle.
MRs. Locu, who lives OIL Thirty-sev-
enth street, complained TO the police
yesterday that boys who Ifrequented a
shanty near her stole her chickens, and
also that she had missed good deal OF
coal.
SHERIFF FRANzHRM yeRterday took
possession OF the store oil w. 4, Rath at
Fulton, on an attachment nworn out by
Zarnitz Bros. for something over $500
Before the attachment was served, how
ever Rath had TRANSFERRED by bill OF
sale all his stock to another party.
YESTERDAY Mrs. Johnson and her sis
ter, Mrs. Brothers, called at police
headquarters and said they and their
mother, who is over eighty years old,
are here in destitute circumstances,
having been induced 10 coEne here from
Bellaire by man named Sing. They
asked assistance to got over the river
again,
j. X. jolly has sixty days option
ON the Brockunier place, two miles
west OF Bridgeport, on the pike, at thir-
ty thousand dollars. If the new cleo
trio road is n go the sale will be go /;
II not the property will mot be taken,
This new road is an important thing
for Bridgeport, as we'll as Nor the COM
munity IN general.
TIE b. p. 0. Elks hold an unusually
interesting session at their hall last
evening. Action was taken on the
death OF their brother, Sam Letzkus,
inner guard of the lodge. A committee
consisting of Robert Ikaase, John A.
Howard and A. Woods was appointed
to draft resolutions oil respect. The
nominations for the annual election OF
officers will BIO made MI the next meet
ing.
ARTHUR Bum, brakeman on the G.,
L. & w. railroad, had his hand and arm
caught in coupling cans at tho Wheel
ing creek mines yesterday, and so badly
crushed that amputatiDn was necessary.
He was taken to his boarding house at
Mrs. Henry Crawford1s, where tho oper-
alton was performed Ey Doctors Fisher
and Black. He is a youns unmarried
man from Butler, Indiana. At a late
hour last night he was resting easy.
TIE date fixed for the appearance at
the Opera House Of Robert Downing
and his company is Monday night,
March G. when he will be seen in n
grand scenic production OF that great
play, Richard tho Lion Hearted" On
no previous tour has this star been re-
ceived with so great evidence o. salts
faction by the public and tho critics as
the present. His own work is declared
to show marked advance over that OF
preceding years, and his company is
larger in numbers and better in quality
than ever before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-24
GENERAL NOTICES,

NOTICE OF VOLUNTARY DIsso,
IN LUTON. '''o-
The stockholders OF the Central OIL Comb,n,
the corporation, notice /, hereby given ro y, ~
persons having claims ug inst sud Gomplny ~ =,
present them for payment and ali psSo,p'
knowing themselves indebted arc rrduG,tnJ ,a
make immediate payment 10
Q, p, BROWN, Secretary
GO Fifteenth Street Wheeling, Va
FEBRUARY 2, lS92 ieprS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-24
ALETrEn FROM FLORIDA.


a wheeling Mans EntlcIng Desc rlptlon of
tho Climate of Orlando.
Capt. w. II. Irwin writes from Or.
lando, Florida, whore he is spending
tho winter, to Wheeling friends in a
way which is calculated to mako man
pack his grip and leave for that sunny
clImo. Iio says: "Thc land hero Il
worth flvo cents an aero and tho climate
$1,000 yard"
Orlando Is tho county scat OF tho most
famed orange county in Florida. Cnp-
tain Irwin describes II ~ Il most beauti-
tul town among most beautiful sur.
roundings There arc two lovely lakes
In tho city limits. In ono OF thcgo. tho
day before tho lptter was written n
young lady shot from hOr fathers
piazza and killed an alligatotth that meas.
urol seven foot In length. Tho thor.
lnomotOr has averaged so In tho shade
for n week. People arc walked by tho
notes OF tho knocking bird, and 10 TO
sleep to tho song Of tho mosquito.
Capt, VIM. A. Conper, formerly OF
Parkorsburg and Bollvlllo, has boon lly.
Ing there for seven years, aud no Ia tho
best known and the most popular man
In this part Of tho state. Whit ho
don't know about raising oranges md
grapes "alnt worth knowing" lilo has
over 10000 orange trees under his cnro.
belonging to Senator j. n. Camden, @,
Y. Martin, W. N. Chahccllorand others.
lilo sold all his oranges this senson for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-24
ABOUT PEoPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangers IN inc CIty nnu wheeling FOLKS
Abroad.
Joseph W. Hulse, OF Philadelphia,
tho "Bumble Bee" cigar man, is in the
city.
Smith Butler, manager Of the Hobbs
glass house, South Side, is very sick at
his home.
10. Bowen, OF sistersville, and por-
ton OF the Fire Patrol" company are
among the guests at the Windsor.
L. Holiday, OF Moundsville; Q. P.
Dorr, OF Addison, and Ike Lande, agent
for Gus Williams's company, are at the
Mcclure.
Miss Fannie Jackson, Of Philadel-
phiG, the charming guest OF Mrs. Will
Schwertfeger for the past Jew months,
returned home last evening
L. NJ. Harmor, of shinnston; ]. W.
Dawson, OF Clarksburg; A. i. Mason,
OF Wadestown, and George &. Yeager,
OF Fairmont, registered at the Stamm
yesterday.
@. Fl. Traxley, of Clarksburg; Q.
Shriver, OF Bethany; L. l. Warner, OF
Fairmont; James Lane, OF Warrington Z;
F. II. Mackey, of West Union, and sew
oral members OF tho Fire Patrol" are
at the Behler.
Themany friends of Mrs. G. +. Schaefer
will be panied TO hear Of her death,
which occurred yesterday morning, after
an illness OF only two days. Shc was
an estimable lady, and n large number
OF friends will mourn her loss.
Miss Maria Reed, of Media, Pa, who
was killed in the railroad accident near
Philadelphia, mentioned in yesterdays
paper, was a cousin OF Mrs. DR.. John
l. Dickey, OF this city. Thefuneral will
occur at Washington, Pa, Saturday or
Sunday.
Mr.. w. G. Longenecker, representing
the Henderson Achert.Krebs litho.
graphing company, OF Cincinnati, is
here, arranging with the state fair as
ISOLATION for the next fairs printing.
The company has prepared design
which is "out OF sight"
Michael Owens, formerly Of this city,
now manager OF the Libby glass works
at Toledo, Is in the city visiting friends.
He is to have charge OF the glass factory
to be erected by his firm on the Worlds
Fair grounds, Chicago, and will leave
for there in short time.
The many friends OF the family will
read with pain tho announcement in
another column OF this mornings INTEL.
LlGENcER of tho death OF Mrs. A. ].
Cecil, at the family residence east OF
the city yesterday. Though her death
was not unexpected, it will cause gon-
eral sorrow, The funeral will occur
Sunday afternoon from tho residence
near Elm Grove,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-24

CosGRAvE's stock and cream ale and
porter ia u tonic approved by physi-
clans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-24

81 % ON the trees. The late cold snap
did thousands OF dollars OF harm there,
killing most all the bananas and young
orange trees. Col, Earle Orglebay and
Capt. Thomas II. Mong arc ut st. Angus,
tine. Capt. Robert S. Carr and vile, oil
Charleston, are at the San Juan Hotel.
Mort Hayes a former Wheeling boy,
spent Sabbath there, on his way down
to Tampa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-24
JOSEPH A. ARKLE,

Pension Attorney Notary mud Real Esp
AGENT, Houses rOntOl mud r0nH c1llJJ@L
ONlco No 35l7 jacob street
European steamship and draft agcn PunD
tickets to aud from all partsot Europe. Al
drafts 10 my point in Europa
no MONEY TO LOAN. do'l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-24
NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and Movements Of DOnts.
Tho lEiVar IntcrcAtA,

Stage of water and Movements Of Donts.
Tho River 1ntcrests.
The river Is now lower than II has
been for several wookS. Tho marks on
tho wharf show . foot 0 inches In tho
channel, and falling.
Only two packets touched tho wharf
yesterday, tho Courier, for Pnrkcrsburg,
al p. M, aud tho Andes, from Pitts
burgh for Cincinnati, ut O p. IN.
To.day's packets arc tho Scotia, for
Cinclnnati, at 8 a. m. tho Iron Queen,
for Pittsburgh, ut 10 H. M; tho Bon
llnt for Pnrkorlburg, al 1880 H. IN.
Tho IL u, Phillips was unable TO run
yesterday on account Of tho heavy leo,
but expects 10 resume traffic to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-24
HIGH MATEn COMING.
Tho River May go Fighter Than tor Som
Time

The River AIay go Higher Than ter Some
Time.
An Associated Press dispatch received
at late hour lust night from Pitts.
burgh shows that tho conditions aro
becoming favorable for probably higher
water than has boon experienced this
year Tho rivermon arc again oxcitod
over tho prospects OF flood. There aro
from ono to three feet Of snow on tho
Lowell throughout Pennsylvania and II
tho warm weather continues few days
higher stago of watcr than at any
time this yonr 10 expected. 1t hns been
raining since Q o'clock this evening and
the indications arc for higher tompera.
luro tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-24
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-MARKET GARDEN
II One mile above the Top MILL powes,In
Immediately Anply ut No 10 Fifteenth slrss
toJOIN 4. GILCHRIST. no5'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-24
WANTED.

WANrEp-S ITUATION ~
w Wholesale or Retail House; hIg, a
ioif years experience IN hardware ytGr "a
dress, WILLIAM FRESH, caro- lute.l5 q
Ollce, %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-24

A GENTS.-SALARY AND COlNGS-
AsIlE. best Fralernal Order. Asset, sH'','!sN
Hoth Lilo and Endowment Cin,,ct Giif .ill
IN every respect some District Agent wst 81
4 rare chance Address KING d % si,,tsl
Square, New York. I'm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-02-24

"Four years ago, while living In Trinidad,
Colorado small lump appeared on my neck,
which gradually swelled and developed into an
intensely painful livid sore with centre
filled with examinations like shot. Another soro
appeared an inch or two distant, and had to
givo up and return to my parents In Brooklyn.
Physicians pronounced them cancers and
Performed An Operation
for their removal. suffered great deal
before the operation and far worse since. One
OF the cancers, the smaller one, healed over but
was as sore as ever, while the other did not
heal and was worse. Tho physicians told mo
would have to submit to another operation, but
said I would Die First
A similar lump n year ago came on tho rlehtsldo
Of my neck. For many months could swallow
onlylqudorvcrys oi:food, ardsomotlmes found
great difficulty in speaking nIond. Attic
suggestion OF a friend, I began taking Hoods
sasaparllla, and tho only thing regret Is that
did not take 1t yAars ago, and thus have pre-.
vented terrible suffering, for had taken tho
medicine, sincerely believe should not have
needed any operation at oil. These sores arc
now, after taking two bottles,
Completely Como
and, am satisfied, permanently healed up.
Tho lump on tho right sldo Of my neck has
nearly all dried up, and no longer causes me
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-07-06
HORSE NOTES.

Thursday, June ID, a crowd of about 200
people saw James Green drive his pacing
stallion Saladin with race record OF
2:111s) Il mile over the Wawaset track at
Wilmington, Del, in 2:09$4, as follows:
Quarter in 3115 seconds half in 1:0394, and
the mile in 2:09$4. Saladin is n son OF
Sutton, out of Ella Lewis 2:27, by Yer
mont. A picture of this horse graced the
first page of the Review April II, and the
predictions made at that time for the
great son of Sultan have been verified.
This is the fastest mile ever trotted or
paced over a half mile track.-Clark's
Horse Review.
Saladin is half brother to Allokan,
the premium stallion Of the Alton farm
at Goddard. Sedgwick county, Kansas
The are both sired by Sultan, the sire of
StambouI, the king of trotting stations.
Allokan is doubtless the better bred of the
three. his dam being a daughter of Victor
VOC Bismarck, brother in blood to Eiec-
tioneer.
Buchara, an own sister of Allokan, has
recently been placed in Budd Doble's
hands for training. She is Ii brown filly, )
years old, and before the snow flies again
will show whether there is any speed in
the Sultan Bismarck cross
Horse World: 1t is said that Mascot,
2:04, will go Il fast mile at kirkwood, Del,
July 4, aud that Immediately afterwards
Saladin. 2;093l, will attempt TO so mile
faster than that scored by Mascot
The performance of the young stallion
! Fayora, by Parchen Wilkes, at Rushville,
| Ind, last week, was Il remarkable one.
| His mile in 2:l21 is not only the fastest
| mile scored in race by trotter tbs year
| bnt it is also the fastest mile ever trott I'd
| by race stallion this early In the season,
| aud demonstrates the advantages of the
| covered track training which he has had
during the past winter. favora Is now
| the fastest trottng stallion ever bred 10y
western New York breeder, and those who
know him best firmly believe that he mas
! as good a chance any stallion living 10
| bring home the worlds stallion record
| next fall.-Horse World,
| Patchen Wilkes has new 2:30 performer
| for 1898 in Monita, 2:19J5.
/ Electioneer has four new performers for
| 1898 as follows; Billant. 2:2fl{. Memento
2:225I1, Antinous 2:2S15. Dan 2:2914. This
places 1876 $50 performers to the. credit of
| Electioneer.
| Kansas Wilkes, horse with whom the
breeders of Sedgwick are familiar, has, 1t
| is said, trotted trial mile in less than
| 230, and it is expected that he will win a
race record of 2:25 before the season is
over,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-07-06
a kJNAW Az.

4 horse belonging to G. ", Berdine ran
away yesterday afternoon to celebrate the
Fourth. Ii was little late, but better
than no celebration at all. He was stand
ing tied to what he had always considered
a post, "a hitchiDg post. But when \ strong
gust OF that hot wind came and turned
the umbrella that protected the driver
from the fiery rays Of old Sol, inside out
and tumbled it out OF the wagon, it
proved too much for the naturally weak
nerves of the horse and be started. Ii was
then he discovered that he had never
been tied at all That what he took for
post was only miserable makeshift, a
delusion of the worst sort. for he might
have had sport every day. and didn't
know it. He was mad, and he ran TO
make up for lost time. Took the post
with him for company and skipped cut;
turned the wagon ove- and did as much
deyiImeut as possible at the start And
it was we'll that he did, Tor he WAS stopped
in front of the Metropole and taken back
70 his accustomed place in front of the
store. But not 10 the post: ob, no That
WAS thing of beauty, but il would not
be Joy forever.a as it came very near be-
ing. Ii was demolished, and hereafter he
will be tied to the telephone pole.