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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-16
FROM THE FLoWEnY KING pom.
smallpox, Marine Disasters, and a New
Edition of the Simese Twins.

smallpox, Marine Disasters, and New
Edition of the Sinese Twins.
United Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
TACOMA, WASH, Feb. l5.-The Chinese
steamship Victoria. which arrived last
night brought the latest Oriental advices.
Smallpox in China and Japan hasassumed
dangerous proportions. ~ Kobe, during
the IA days ended January Sth, there had
been $40 cases with 40 deaths.
The japanese steamer Wadalnmarn
foundered, losing IL Liver. while entering
the harbor at Eugate January 9Th.
The japanese fishing boats, whose crews
numbered 40, are believed to have been
lost in gales, not having been heard from.
A Tenagsi man has a remarkable freak
of nature in the shape of his two sons,
aged years. The boys were like their fell
lows In face and form, with the exception
that they are connected. with each other
by piece of flesh AS thick as a man s arm
and Joined together just below the waist,
making the twins face TO face. The twins
never fall asleep at the same time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-16

Harry A. Baylis, a brother of Jesse X,
l'aylis, and his family are on visit here
from Seattle, Washington, Mr.. Baylis left
here 10 years ago, when he went west and
eventually settled in Seattle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-16

The Wilmington Abattoir and Cold
Storage Company is having a brick addi-
tiun constructed at the premises on Tatnall
street between Second and Third. The
contractors are A. ). Reed 4 Brother, and
the expenditure will be $1,000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-16

i'p'hIsi a w. A4E A9tllsilt lllGl at IL .pJ
q. n.
Mr. Lacey offered joint resolution
authorizing the appointment OF a joint
committee on elections to take into con
sideration that part oil the governors
message relating to the registration and
ballot laws with powers to report by bill
or otherwise. Adopted. Committee
McssrS. Lacey and Records.
Mr.. Records presented the report of the
State Board Of Health. Referred.
Notice: BY Mr.. Records, to amend
chapter IS, Vol. Nv, Laws Of Delaware;
act To incorporate the town of Millsboro:
by Mr.. Williams. to incorporate the
Fidelity Real Estate Improvement Com
Fany; by Mr. Pyle, act to drain certain
portions of Wilmington,
introduced: by Mr.. Pyle act to provide
for. u police commission for the city of
Wilmington.
The invitation of the Board of trustees
OF the State Hospital at Barnhurst to visit
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-16

The Republican Members of the House
Drive Out the Populists by Force Doors
nroken Down by Sledge- hninnlers.-T The
Militia to BE Called Out.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-18
roumy,s aontlo Mat.

"FNtber, asked Tommy the other DAY.
"whY ~ it that TIM hoy ~ said to be tho
father ~ The manip
Mr. Ionpkins had newer given this SUB
lget any thought and WIS hardly prepared
10 answer oGhagd
why, Why Ia aaid stumhlingly, "iuS
so haoauso II ID, suppoao.n
Welt pop, since N your father ral
going to givo you ticket 20 tho thrater
aud aah u doilae besIdes Z always 30. IA
that u 7 was u father / wouldn't be 80
atngy ~ the rest 81 thcm are. Go In, pop,
aud hnya a good time willie you're youne.
Iu5yer had 1ay chance mysa'fN
Mr, TompLiuH Raled IN blank nstonish.
neut 40 Tommy Slowly Tie signl1calcs
OF tho lint davhed upon him. Producing
tilver dollar he baidi
"Tuko 1t, Thomas When yoa isnlly do
become father ] hope Il won't 30 your
misfortune TO have son who 10 Hmarter
shan yourself ~ Chicago Mail
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have 70 s.k you to excuse me; do not
Well now see here. Hcrriek." said
DAVIS I'm going 20 have % word with
You any way upon q different matter,
ana rs good that Hush should hear &c
zoe, We've done with this baoziup business,
aHd we ask your pardon for II rirul here
euu now We have to thank you for ci
you old Tor US while $50 were tnalli-g
boss OF ourselves; you'u and me turn TO
an flght IN future; and as Tor the wine.
Whleh / grant w. stole from You. IN take
STOCK anu see you paid Tor n Thate
good enough. l believe. But what ]
want Go point out 20 you ls this Tho Old
game was risk game The now game's
as sate as running a Vienna bakery We
llst put this tprallone before the wind.
ana run till We're well TO looarG cf our
port OF departure and reasonably we'll Nm
with some other place, where they have
an American counsel, Down Eocs the
threiauc, and good 10y to herr a day or so
~ NE boat. the counsel packs uE home.
az Uncle SANS expense TO Frisco. ami
u that merchant don't put the dollars
down. you come 90 mch
'But l thought" began Herrick. and
then broke out: 20, let's get on 10 PERU"
We'll, II you're going 10 Peru for your
health won't say no" replied the cap
tain but for what other blame shadow
OF reason You should want to SO there.
gets me clear We don't want te Ia there
with this cargo: don't know as old bot.
Ties i5 lively article anywhere. least
ways III 80 my bottom cent d. amt U.fi.
Ii was always a doubt II we could sell the
schooner; / never rightly hoped TO. and
now / am sure she amt worth a hill or
beans, what's wrong with her. don't
know l only know lts something, or
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unr rart

lie was young and literary end abe burn
cd with enthusiasm 80 help him with his
work. He draired her htln more than any
thing on earth. except herself but she,
nlarl was not literary. She confessed PLAIN
lively that even her prigo ossay had been
written by another girl. What was 20 ba
doppi
In m unlGcky moment sho read novel
by two well known wrlturn--the one lndf
aud the other n gentleman. That settled IL.
Collaboration became the lreara OF her
life Deep literary discussions followed day
10y day, ana at length an understanding
was effected. The collaboration was 70
laht their lifetime and was to begin iui.
mcdlately
Tho next day nhe announced confidential
" TO hcsom friend George and ars
writing novel"
Tho friend WIS deeply interested. "How
do you munave it-~with alternate ohartst,
or do you supply tho plot, nnd he works 70
outin
"Oh we don't bother about these tblugs.
You soc, It ig NIL loyemakinF, nearly. |
told George that would 10 best, bccauue all
de girls ~ school liked lovemalsing In
noyela So George does the writing, and
--mon arp so ptupid--I Bhow him how. A.
Pcarson's Weelsly
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that's pll right about the reflection: ]
heard 1t In Papeete"
'Fctch uu that Eindlay thenl" said
Davis. IN Try 1t ulway An islnpl
wouldn't come umias the way were uNed'
The bulky volume was handed 10 him
broken backed as n The way with Fndlpy
and no turned 80 the place and bcgah TO
run over tie text muityrup TO himself
ana turning over the pages With a wottgd
anger.
"lmliog he exclaimed "tiow's tbls3'
And se rcod aloud "%ow Island Accord
ing to Isl neiiue uns island, which fr1m
private interests waH'd fglaiu unknnWn,
lies. II r. said N latitude T. degrees. ~
minutes, 10 seconds south Longitude 1873
degrees, sx minutes west 40 abolition
90 the position above Eiyon Commander
Matthew " H. s Scorpion states tiiat
an island or m latitude - d,Eru s..
o minutes Fouih Ion tuda i73 degrees.
lB minutes Wu-t Tits uruFr bc the sHnc
II sncl. nm leland eA,ats which IS worry
lountal. and totally disoehcycd IN by
Souh sca traders"
"Gouyi' sn'd Hu'sh
T,s rather I'm tho conditional moot"
said HelloA
ms .uv,aiur Won picaae," cried pa IT,
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Als spEecA
ne nsKen ~ All Rirh,, bat Ceueiudsd str,
yAnooin was Tlrtd

IAnooin WAS rlssd
DnriAg President Atthure term. be, With
Robert Llneoln and othor muiAbcrH 81 his
cabinet. took a tlip through the soutn aud
west,
Abraham Lincoln was born Ia In Ruo
county. KY, and a farmer living near his
birthplace, known IS Uncle Bob Hays, con-
coived the idea OF cutting q care On the old
Lincoln place, now deserted and growing
UP so tlmber aud q presenting Il TO MIR.
Lincoln on AIS arrival At Louisville
With great labor be prepared speech
and practiepd Il daily. Being very proud
of Il, and resolving Il should be rreserved,
just before starting for leulaville he
wrapped the manuscript around tho cane
and tied Il with twine
When the presidents party arr VI, ua-
ole Bob followed them fcr hours, but could
nov set near them. But he kept az close ~
he could till they returned TO the hota
and Tor moment were alone Ia the wash
room
SCALING his opportunity, he pushed
through closed the door, put his back
against u 70 prevent interruption and he-
gan in q loud voice,
"Atr, Lincolnn-----
Startled, they looked up from their ablu.
tions with dripping hands and faces.
Ms Linoolu--Desr Slr-l have thehonor
--,sa an Aumhle representative OF La Rus
copnty--ln thO grt1t commonwealth OF Ken
tuoky-the birthplsco OF your nluatrious
fathcr--to present to you this oSne--not t5r
St. intrinsic wprth--hnt MS rnemeuto q
that great aud eocd men--whose name IL
dear TO all NJ Lincoln, in presenting thlH
nc-Rh-oh Mr. Llncoln--in presenting
this cane i Eay--Mr, Lincoln, in ptnsentifs
this ,.,uo''-----
IN vain he tried TO recall what oansneSN
then with sudden return TO hia ordinary
vc,oc, and in tone indicative OF the great.
as kindness and consideration;
Mr. Llnooln, reckon You ate tired, AMI
tho rest Of thu speech IL wrapped around
the head OF chat cane, h--Youth's CowpRn-
ION
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A dude, while walking along the street,,
met n iittlo boy Who aBkod him The time.
Ten minutes to o Gays the dude.
"Well" aays the boy, 'Ht ? o'clofk gnt
your hair cut, md he took " l!s heels anu
ran, the dUde after him, whc',, turning a
corner, the dude oamo 10 contact with a
policeman. nearly knocking him down.
whats upW sid this policeman.
The dude, very much ont ot breath, said:
You see that young urch,n runntug
NloDR thorei He asked mo tho tlme. told
him 10 minutes 10 o, and DO said, AZ ,
o'clock get your hair ont"
"Woll, sAys the policeman, what hrs
ron running for9 You've eight minutes
moro yet. ~ Good News
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the man 90 chuck 1, in rhv swim tub2 And
breukGaatg q. my crl6eyl Breakfast tor
ten ans you 'ulicrin tor molti And nov
YOU can't most tenN Blow me u Il ain {
eluugh 70 make a man write on lneultip'
letter 80 GaNdi You dcor 10 mild. John
Davis don't Rpalo me; I'm dangerous"
Davis Sat IKE one bcmistej 70 tutsht
oven nave been doubted u he hoard. but
the voice % the clerk rams aeout the
cabin like that OF a cormoront among the
Lodges OF the clin
"That wan DO. HUSH" said Hetrlck.
"Oh. 50 you tykc MIS- part do sou. you
Come on tho pair OF YOU but as for
John pyviS let him hook out lie suyucl,
me the fret nigh, aboard and I never
took "a blow yet but wOt l gave aa Sood
Let him kuucklc down on his marrow
bcnes and hes my pardon. That's my last
word"
81 stand by the captain said HerlclS
"rhat nakc8 us two 20 one both GOOD
men. ana the crow VIII all follow mo. 4
hone ! shnil dic very soon. hui l have not
the least objection 10 killing YOU before
I 60 / should prefer 10 so, ] should dc
SO with no more remcrso than winklnE,
Take care, take care, YOU little cad3
The aaimoslty with which these words
were uttered was so marked TIA itself. and
so remarkable IN the man who uttered
them that Hush statcd, ana even the
Inundated Davis reared up his head aud
gaEcd al his defender As for { rriolN,
the successive Ggitations and disnppolut-
iaents OF the day had let hm wholly
reckless; he was conscious ~ q pleasant
glow an agreeable excitement. h'a b al
seemed empty, his eycbgi.s burned as he
turned them, his throat was dry as a bliss
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know what TO do with. But
n - man that's unhappys IKE a chhai
-. ~ Kind of ch!ld's game Of mine.
~ could act up to the plain cut
II 3'u see. so / pretend. AID ! warn
,tuafe, as soon as we're through
s.,,..Is taxi III sort In again with the
i ,,.s Only, You see, she can't walk
b. added the captain; couldn't
maze out 10 live and get that d5lir'
n, k laid a Tremendous hand upon
ngI-p'ain's shoulder.
H., DO that cried Davis, recOillng
h.. touch Can't you see I'm an
ep Tie way IL IS? Come aIou,.
gr cue along, Old man, you can put
lotg ' 10 noe right through; come
IN 'A1 get dry clothes"
tast entered the cabin, and there was
lsarn,s W ms knees prizins omen Il case Of
~ 10y uiere!" cried the captain. "N1
labas mat No more drinking on this
b.. i'Asa iesiotal. ave your" injured
s5rsi. ran agreeable. About time. chi
Isatya =, nearly Loot another ship
hlniy ~ took our bottle and began
4 easS ourst the wine with the spike
7 s9g hear me speak?" cried Davis.
'-'9ose do. You speak loud
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+
she wouldn't be here with this truck IN
her inside. Then again. II wc lose he
and land IN Peru, whore are WEI We can.
declare the loss or how ala we get to
Peru? In that case tho merchant can,
touch the insurance most Hkely he'll 90
bust aud don't you think you see The
three Of US ON the beach OF Cailno2'
There's no eNtraditiou u.,re," said Her
rick.
"Wcu, my son, and we want To be eN-
traded" said the captain. whats orr
point. W. wont 10 have counsel eNtrode
us MS far as San Francisco ana that mer-
chants onIsa door NV IDEA is that Samua
would be roand an eligible business center,
It's dead before the wind the state have
counsel there, and Frisco s.ehmers
lntai view the merchant"
samoan" said Herricli, at win take w.
forever To- get there"
90. with 20 iair wind" suid the captain.
mo trouble about The log, b2' asked
Hush.
mo sir" gsN Davis Light airs md
balrma winds: squalls and oa|ua o, r.;
0yr miles, mo- obs, pumps attended. And
I'M iu tho barometer ana thermometer rI
OF last years trip Mover saw gach vcy-
are saws YOU 10 the counsel. Thought
/ was going TO run short Aa
stunned On mid career "G8y" he beFan
again. and once more stopped. BEG your
pardon Ilcrrlck" he added with Jndis-
euisej humility but Ql4 you keep the
ruin Of the stores9"
"Haa been told to DO so, g. should ha G.
bogn done. as the rest was done 10 the
hest OF my little ability said HeFficN
,.t,+ he pIeasad"
Davis looked AZ the table
81 drew n rather fne you see" he said
AZ Inst "'rhe great thing was 10 clear
rIrnt ont OF Papeetc before the couns
cn,lid tblrk better OF fl. Tell you what;
guess TN take stock
And be rose from the table and digap-
rcs,sd yitb lamp In the luzarctts.
al mos anotne, screw loose" observed
It,,i.r
M, mar, f" said Hcrriclt, with n sudden
elo,,, ~ luminosity, "lt he ctll your watch
an deek and surely your wheel alsof
u. -, c,r,a the 'sayy swell don't YOU
~ Ia ff,isn "stand AWAY from
~, sir,aCla g1reiv your u.'ccl, my man
St1'
Iio III oiear SYSTEMATICALLY and stroiied
-. ~ ,-aIF, yyi,, Iig hands Ia his pocket.
~, g,,rr,rir,rplv short time the captain
,i.,,,'o,yed Ne did not eoi at HeficE.
M rsiicd Hush back and sat down
0u ',ySsii y he began. ave taken stock
e. .o's a,T b,r1 ont. and none doing 20. both
s,,,ns an him instead with manifest pnx-
lew. he yet more heavily resumed Wen,
II Won't apht. We can't do ~ that's the
bed rock. I'm as sorry as what you can
he and sorr!er. But the games up. We
ut,,t Iaol near Samoa don't know az
a ,.a co',Id ret TO Peru"
".,V-ItI,,, roeauq" asked Hush brutaliy.
.n ,', most tell myself" replied the
-, 90 drev IL Ane; ! said did; hut
,..l,et,s been on here gets mel Appears as
~ the deyil had been around. The cook
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Tho Wife-The building Is on nre, VIC are
seven stories from the ground. and our re-
treat Is cut of.
The Husband (calmly)-Put on your
hoopskirts and balloon sleeves, darling.
viii clasp yon about the waist ana we will
Beil gently 20 tho ground. --Trath.
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CHAPTER vr-THr PARTNERS.

| ~ nv"
EdN" LUX sue OF inc iNeu taplei II
was the FIRST time they had sat down az
Il together: but now ali sense Of lnoou.
-r,,it,, an ,,.,,r,,. 40 ,l{r,,,..-..- .,,
"'N''N' '' "''"'O'' ol "'''0'e'css was
quite s"ept away ny the presence Of tho
common ruin.
"c;cntIenen" said +be earteir aftcr q
-. 49,, ,.,.,. -. -,
l"'ae "!'N "l''l Nl'S mn 'ne ar OF
g'' ,t, man opening O0''iN 'i's''"h' we
sI liz, ,,,o,,, o,,. Il, ,,,ot,.or .n,or &,
mic ,i',,t ,Ge ,Irbest cid riei,. no c crie5 a
Anu laws gIe' VINO 'uouknl ne haH so'
W. ", >" ,lgon'"" vlIF W ,me , o,i'pl'
we We SUI" ga' b' VI sp' +''s We
my ", ''I S,J'' ,.'+ W.. ILL.,, ,,, "a
- -.
phantom st na,i,,a ,,.. ,,..,,.... .,.. ..,,
i'e'e ~ Hta' i'SS''ns "suin' SUI
re, IRE T." ~ 'gN' pn. ,''iS S''''e guess nc ,
hl,Nt' tHe ".oI 'Hi.' ~
He'u'k ouly shook ms mead r,-, ,,,.
80 ' ,r,,,,,,,.''',, =,
.'..,s ~, ,,,,li'r,,,. -, Az ,,,,
'ad .Rppe"en to somehow q s. ,' AhI Tol
are we 80 90 HeN' my 1S'' WIN 'i's
Si.,. 'it S-'.2 "F'' l'o .
..,-, nay y.' 49,. -, 80
A"e'e on. one 'u',lb 'eI ls'n' ~ no
use eaIunS th'a ora E'ass anu U''lN7' 10
~ my anu 'nl HlftLha'lt. c''tu ilutsi,
inc man mat inrie tA,s , shIPIusHL. ~ "
GET me news oS we mn W 'sl'll,Ie' az
ne ~ lHlHh ul S''''S ''''''7 7'' ''h' ''
for sidney
$50 ne u De s'sN t a, tenant "a
me captain. o.,e lN.ns' 'i''9 "a l'I"'l9 '''e
kanan+ crew II you ~ sulhE 10 tose I"
snip "oul- an ~ - -',y n,t,.
Kanaka crew But taere.s one thing Il
don't eHTlAN' Ut N"H t"l'otA WIZ 'iF
came down la!h' "aFt. ,,..,,,
~ 10 '''e "''' goa
a 'ot you Know sun ''l .P.,i'l.
Nobody wants 70 l97e hDno0Iri' my
want 10 lose he' On HsI SouIsS, YOU sNls
rck-! You seem 70 think underwriters
maven bot e"o"sH '''''' )" NO'"e ''' '''
OF NE rain.
vel sald Iierr'cH, can ven SSu
q am atra'n' why she oRt,e 70 III. lS we
eastward hlH ~ VI 49, -.
seems th.se Two uH"5 sP ue'.'9, "
ana "lsnhrL W'Ie uIunN oI ~ 80,
payne from the beginning ana Hlsd dluh@
at the end"
inc captain looh'l On t"S s1c'e'
They lay IN their TWO ounks' or Say
here Ia TING id mouse ne pursued
with rising agitation Nuih6 tl'r KIM
with the accursod stun IN Sickness tooh
them AS they slchrn,u nm pIe -
rose lhey 'gahA ~ 20 ~ ,,,,,,,
bowling and groaning drunk ana uyihE,
MI in one They didn't know where they
were, they didn't care They didn't even
take the sun. Il seems"
looking up. Sacred Billy' what a crowd:
well it don't matter TO Joe| Rald
Hush "Wot are Wiseman ana the to'h'f
burner 20 w ,., sa.s tho cap,ain
"A g92a uTal; 'og' ga :, '''s
a. d. !
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gn 51,,,s ssid Hush. THE trouble Is that
Cd, Heerrick plucke1 the cap,aip,s s,.ov.
i.at MIN free now" said he. "lyo,,.o Lsi
an we want this moralug"
't him have IT, then" said tho ran
talh Its bis last"
ny this time the wire was onen ,bo
,'' was cut the head OF gifted paper
VS. torn away, 5ad Huisn waited ,,,u.-
IN na0d' eNptcting the usual expl,sio,,
~ uli not follow. He eased the cork ,yitb
MS numb, stan there was MO resn, y.
come Out very easy and with scarce a
mo" said Hush. "'sre's a bad bot.
We poured some OF the wine into the
and tasted H.
wy wots thls2" he said "Irp wnteri,
II me voice Of trumpets had suddenly
sounded about the ship IN the midst ~
'Ne sea the three men In the house eouI1
scarce have oeen more stunned than Nv
TINS Incident The mug passed round: ea,h
sipped each gmsllcd Of It: each stara1
al nc bottle IN It's glory OF gold p5par
as CFnsoe may have stared at the foot
PRINT and their minds we're swift 10 ri,
uron common apprehension. The dirs,-
ence between n bottle or champage ana
bottle Of water Is not great: between
a snip load ot one or OF tho other Law no
wh-'e scale from riches 20 rr.r.
DE '7nd bottle was l.o7chel Tb,ro
were NV CAGES standing ready IN IA state
room 'ncSe two were brought out hr,'.c,,
open ana tested. Sun with the same r..
s"l' lAe contents We're sem colorlcss and
ta'teiess and dead as the rain In n
bcached fishing boat
"Crike.!' said Hush
Here, lets sample the hoIiw said tho
captain. hopping his brow with n ha,l,-
handed sweep and The three stal,,ed ONT
OF the house, grim ana heayy-fooicd
All hands were turned out, two Kan.
akas We're sent below another stationed
at purchase. and Davis, aN IN hand
took his place beside the copmlng
are you going to let the men knov?r
whispered Herrick
pm thu menN' said Davis. IT'S be
You'd that We've got to know ourselves "
Three cases were sent on deck and sa.n-
pied I'M turn, from each bottle MS tho
captain smashed 10 with the an the cham
pGgnc ran buhh'ing and Dreaming.
"Go deener can't you2' cried Davis 20
the kanakas In. The hold.
he command gave the signal for r.
disastrous change. Case after case came
up bottle after bottle was burst. and
hlcd mere water Deeper vet. and tbpy
came upon "a lover where there was scarce.
ly 80 much ns tire intention to deceive:
where the cases were no longer branded
the bottles no longer wired or papered;
where the fraud was manifest and stared
them In the face.
Here's about enough Of this foolerv
said Davis stow back the cases IN the
hold. uncle, and ret he broken cruckerv
overheard Come with me-" he added 10
his coaiventurers, and led the way back
into the cabin.
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nlnl-lnn lhn nlallncllnn

do you enjoy going to SCHOOL," asked
the youths uncle.
''Y,e. sir J enjoys goln all right. rs
sltlln still in school after get there that |
den't .illep--W Washington Star,
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n. THU
"
sysopss OF P5eleIlng, ms l'ilii.e nus,
. ~. men md themselves III CoiHpah
4 IN 81 begrtry ara Fas'1"eF Ia INC
TahllL They az Two Loh|. Aers-
II W., Herack, Wei porn hnl zen elu
"a hut with no capacity LOT naahlhs
II, vay In ne ana ye' 'J linen. N'' %
u al his failure ana utCuut' anu i
Il 5hssrted cockney GERS, llu''u pS
hit known lh'A' eI'HHE as t'Hlp
E-. OF Hay on2 an A''es 'c9", Imam
Ia. Davis alias bioWh' ued 10 escape
n .lstnant for losing ms sn p, H'l Ran
Ia ani sly Ives IVY ".y'l'. v, g',' d, q !,
Essl time. The three men are rescued .'.
n NJ misery all b3, mortal by Davis paw,
&anc comm anl vl '.1 ''''t' it d.!
II, "out Of Frisco tor sidney IN Cali-
e. champaEae' W,l.e" laS losl oer
b. In mG-yoNaSe ny s'nh4i p2N' pa
IA 0nhdes TO HeVilch V,al ne ll'euus 70
u 4 The ship ana cargo hy mixing some
H. port than sidney 9na sel.'hs noth
Il, and Il requires AL MS peIs A"slnn 70
H. Hsrrck, VINO n''Sera3ie as ne Is
n wants 10 be hnheS', 20 snip Win him
IA nate Hush Is NOT aa a.. yea 10 the
"A nj, the other '"t hoIN'At NHn IN St"at
n pnpt Eorly IN inc voyage bad bioo ]
yfred between MN anu ths canl'ln :
h Herrick and the captain have hlnted
a sch other fear OF more serious irou-
h, With Hush, Then Hush and the
E.,Ip fall under the spell u the cargo
h samu5p0e aNt give themselv's up to-
Il -lenncss leaving the burden OF SAIL
II Ne ship on ilelriet a storm comes
"A ,ri they narrowly escape repeating
n, history Of The Sea Ranger herrick
f.opnces the captain to his face and re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1893-12-18
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