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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10
rAILED 10 ELEor.

The Legislators OF Washington Adj
Iourn Sine Die.
OLYMPIA, Wash, March 0.-After
taking lOl Joint ballots the Washing.
ton legislature today adjourned sine
die without choosing successor to
United states Senator John b. Allen,
whose term expired March lth. II Is
probable that Governor McHray Will
appoint Allen 10 succeed himself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10
INCRIAsE or WAGES.
swItchmen's Demands for 10 Not
Gruutcd.

GEuntcd.
CHICAGO, March 9.-rhe decision
which tins board OF general managers
VI the roads centeflng IN Chicago
reached yesterday, thnt the demands
OF switobmen for Increase Of wages
could not be grau,ul, was c0mmuni.
Gated officially TO tue committees repre-.
aenting tbs men OF the respective lines
this afternoon. Whether tue men viii
strike Is not yet certain, but no doubt
the roads Hfe firmly Allied anu better
prepared TO meet the difficulty than al
any time Ia recent yeafr. The feAsons
for refusing the demands Il the men
arc gwen m circular presented 10
ehch committee. 1t Re In tine nature OF
Is resolution adopted by the general
managers aud 10 tho effect that wages
ON all Chicago lines ate practically
Uniform and higher than ever before
paid tor aimilar service aud better
wages Than paid IN many localities.
Further, the revenues OF the roads
have constantly decreased and the ex.
penees Increased tO au extent that no
advance can be granted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

II is q very handsome compliment 70
Senator DAsrxL's standing az o iswyer 70
be placed by the Democratic csucus at the
head of the Committee on the Revision OF
the laws. II il a place usually given 70 a
member eminent IN the profession OF the
law.
II il a fact known TO few that MAJOR DAN
rr, has made more clear money from Q
single book than any Vireinian ever did,
and that book wa a law-book.
The Major is also a member Of the Com
mittee on Claims. Of the Committee on
Foreign Relations. and of tho Committed
on Public Buildings and Grounds. Both
Of these two last are important assign
ments.
General HuSroN fares very well too, for
he is chairman Of the select committee tic
Establish the University OF the United
States" and is q member of each OF the
following other committees: To lnvesti-
gate the Potomac-River Front. Relations
with Canada. POST Offices and Post-Roads,
Education and Labor. and District OF
Columbia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
Crewe's Meagre Water Supply.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch-1
CRKwE. Va, March ia severe wind
and rain-storm here last night caused the
dam to the reservoir to partly give away.
leaving only a meagure supply OF water on
break.
At a called meeting of Tyrean Chapter
10. s Monday evening last. the Royal Arch
degree was conferred upo MIR. j. II.
Allen.
There was a meeting last evening at the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms
of a committee composed of n member
from each church here TO nominate twenty
four persons from whom twelve are TO DO
elected as directors of the association.
Miss Lou Williams, u sister OF our towns
man. who has been in charge of an orange
grove near Tampa City, Fla, has returned.
Miss Cora johnson Is visiting at the
home Of Miss Annie Long, near this place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
A Seward Resolution.

Many years ago Mr.. SEWARD. of New
York, offered, and tho United States Senate
adopted. at IA extra session the following
~Iesolrsd, That the Senate Is NOT restricted at
this session % the confederation Of matters
properly executive, but that such consideration
may be extended TO all matters proper 10 b'
transacted by the Senate without tho co-opera'
ton Of the House OF Representatives"
II Is self-evdent proposition that the
Senate may % an extra session consider
all matters proper 10 be transacted by the
Senate without the cooperation OF the
House Of Representatives. Nobody vii
deny the truth OF that proposition. But
the proposition has no value whatever
because the question at issue Is. What
matters can be considered by the Senate
without the cooperation Of the House OF
Representatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
couRrLANp's CONFEDERATION.
Further Details Of the Fire ON Mondsy-
Loss and Insurance
Correspondents Of the Richmond pso.scn.,

Correspondents Of the Richmond Dispatcn.)
C~ounrLASD. Va. March 1b.-Courtland.
an lono favored BY the fates and exempt
from the fury Of flames, is now almost Q
mass OF ashes and ruius. A ire CON-
msneed about midnight Monday night IN
the grocery and liquor-store OF 8. ). Lank;
ford. and before IL could be suppressed
swept over the entire business portion o!
the town. The cause OF the IRE Is OF
present unknown. ,
The various losses are estimated as fol-
,oss. Judee ]. b. Prince. loss about
al Wo. insurance 5000; Sebrell n CO.,
ioss about a /. 1000, Insurance 1.500 BAN
T'Co.' loss S3, 900. insurance $1,000 WI
Whitehead q Brother, loss 5000, in
snrance 81, 900; Atlantic and DanyIlle
railroad Company. loss unknown s. i.
Puiley. loss $500, no insurance; George
w. Howell, loss about $3.50. insurance
"a. o Robert Whitehead. loss $500, IN
surance $500; s.. j.. Landlord, loss I'M
known: John G.. Kello, loss 3 1900. no in
snrance w. N. Sebrell. loss g, 200. in
surance 81, 400; Z. A. Hartley d Brother,
loss S2.O 900, insurance 1880.
The citizens Of the. town, both white
and colored. are entitled TO the highest
praise for their heroic aud tireless efforts,
which finally succeeded in suppres.inR
the flames and saving the town from fur
ther destruction. =.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

the necessity for restricting Immigration
has presented itself 40 forcibly to the pub
Ito mind in connection with tho cholera
quarantine.
Mr.. MunpnY IL TO be at the head OF tine
Committee on Our Rotations with Cana
da-a committee hitherto ipconsequeniiai'
but which may be OF great Importance IN
the course of q few years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

The Hog Island which the government
proposes to purchase as O quarantine sta
ton for Baltimore shipping is not the HOG
Island in the Atlantic where Dir. CLEvh-
LAND spent some time hunting ducks but
that one in the Chesapeake Bay ct the
mouth of the Patuxent river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
STORMY AT SEA
AN ITALIAN BARK LOST HER SAILS
AND is OTHERWISE DAMAGED.
Portsmouth. the Naval Rendezvous
Worlds Fair-A snaks-Chsrmer Blu
ton by One of Her Pets.
Especial telegram to the Dispasch.l

NonroLK, Va, March 15-The Italian
bark Meta. from Trapini (Sicily) 10 NOT
folk, with salt. has arrived In port md re-
ports e~ncounterlng very stormy weather.
lost one entire suit OF sails ana part o,
another, broke her rail and bulwarks' anu
came near laundering.
The barge Clara Davis. while being Tow
cd TO Hampton with aload OF oyster-sneis'
was sunk at the mouth OF the fotomhc
river last night. The crew was prousu'
here to-day on a tug.
NO uTHoRrT TO APPROPRIATE
The city of Portsmouth declined 70
maka an anpropriation To the Naval men
dezvous Association last night on the
oronnd that the Council has no authorlty
20 axnend money in that way. Inc sun
~ S3m however. was voted the virginia
erb,bit AT the Columbian Exposition, as
the act of assembly grants such au.noai'y,
IL Is probable private suosc1ip.,ons ~
Portsmouth will assist the henueN'o'
| Association.
THE REGATTA.
I,suAenant II. w. Ryan, United States
NAVY has been appointed by the com
mandant of the nayy-yard as the navai re-
nresentatiye on the Executive COMMITTEES
Of the ASSOCIATION. and the preliminary
steps for the regatta have beer arranged
TIE FLAGSHIP.
The United States steamer Philadelphia
Will be the flagship Of Admiral Gherardi'
and not the Baltimore. ....
The female snakc-charmer in the rat
womau's show on Market Square was
badly bitten by a snake yesterday after
noon and IS in the hands OF the doctors.
The schooner s. b. Hubbard. now here
from New London. reports passing a cen,
| ire board vessel bottom up, OF ABOUT .VO
tons and copper-bottomed. Apparently
| she had not been in that condition long.
A considerable contest has now deve-
loped here for the postmastership.
The revenue cutter Alert has gone on O
two-weeks' cruise among the llfe-saVing
| stations. inside route.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

When tho Virginia congressional delegation
called upon the President recently In Mr.. Goodies
behalf he told them that Mr.. Goode "had peer
attended 70 pretty well" They said, ayes pu,
only for a short time" "oh, no." responded
MIR. Cleveland. " pretty long time; You reinem'
Der the Government employed him In she teie-
phone cases.-Washing,on Letter IN AH1dnof'a
Gazette. .
II this be true Mr.. CLEVELAND does NOT
intend to reappoint Mr.. GooDE to the once
of Solicitors General.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
Jumped" HIS BAIL WHILE ON TRIAL
The Jury Discharged and Another Case
Begun-John Page Memorial.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. March 15.-Gustavus
Butt. from Newport News, who was being
tried here yesterday for felony, jumped
his bail during the afternoon recess of the
court and has not been seen since. The
Jury was at once discharged and the trial OF
I. j. Williamson was begun for the same
offence. Williamson Is from Petersburg,
but has been doing business lately In New
port News. Among those in attendance
upon the court is Sheriff i. w. Milstead,
OF Warwick, and Commonw ealth's-Attor-
new Mansley S. Barnes, OF New Kent:
A beautiful stained-glass memorial win
dow to Colonel John Page is soon to be
placed in Old Bruton Episcopal church IN
the circular window over the south door.
Mr.. Churchill Semple, who has been
spending q few days here with his old
friend. Mr.. Montague Thompson, left yes
terday for his home, in Montgomery. Ala;
Mr.. Semple will return IN time to attend
the college commencement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

The Senate Finance Committee consists
of Messrs. VOORHEES, (chairman). McPHER-
soS. HARRIS, VANCE. VEST, and JONES OF Ar
kansas Democrats), and Messrs. MORRILL,,
SHERMAN. JOKES of Nevada, ALLISON, and
ALnRICH (Republicans).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
TO KEEP HI PEACE.
For Shooting with Intent to Kill-Death
of Mr.. Creed McFaIi-wsdded.


of Mr.. Creed McFali-Wedded.
Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CLIYrwoop, Va, March l4-William X.
Stone, q prominent farmer near Ava, TINS
county, was arraigned before Justice Hyl-
ton yesterday upon a warrant charging
him with having fred several shots at one
Osborn Farmer with intent TO kill. lie
was bound in a bond of $1,000 to answer
AZ indictment at the next term OF court.
The proof showed some provocatioD on
the part of Farmer, The two men had
had a difficulty before. -
Creed McFall, q young man Of some IL
wears, died yesterday at his fathers home,
near here. He was stricken down with
fever and fingered only n few days. lie
was ali estimable young man, and VIII oe
sadly missed IN the community.
The publication of our county. paper.
the Tribune, will now be resumed after O
suspension OF some months. Editor Van
aver says he will issue 1t regularly here
after.
MA~Y-DECEMBER.
John McRose, q widower. who has seen
the flowers bloom eighty-One summers,
was married TO one Miss Reice OF 30 on
Yesterday. December and May do not
match well together. but IL Is hoped their
married life will be agreeable.
George X. Nicholson, OF Alpena, Mich,
is here on business. Dir. Nicholson is Q
member of a northern syndicate which
owns O vast amount of standing timber
throughout this section.
There seems to be O scarcity Of pro-
yender in this vicinity. Many farmers are
entirely out.
+. s. PhIpps. a young man of this place,
has lust returned from the Medical Col
lege at Richmond. where he has beer
studying for the profession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

The Southern Society of New York will
soon give a reception in honor of Mrs.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, to be followed by another
IN honor of the widow of General PICKETT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

The Stanton Spectator nom'nates
GEORGE NJ. HARRISON. ESQ.,, Of that city.
for q place on the Supreme Court. OF Ap-
peals to be elected by the two houses of
the General Assembly of Virginia this
winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

For new man Senator HmL has been
exceedingly well cared for by the Demo
cratic caucus. He Is to be at the head Of
ths Immigration Committee, which has
always been . committee Of consequence
and VII be more than eyer 80 now since
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

The Religious Herald Is ont this week in
q new and becoming typographical dress,
suitable for Easter or any other wear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
C,opton'. storehousc Destroyed.

correspondence OF the Richmond Disoatch.l
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, March. l5.--The
storehouse and stock OF goods belonging
TO Mr.. +. d. Clopton were destroyed by
Are on Monday night. The house and
stock were insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

WHITE CHINA SILK. colored figures, two
pinked RULES Of slme. 80.
similar effect in plain black. $3.50.
WHITE CHINA SILK, runies OF lace AZ tne
edge, two rufies inserted in centre OF each gore,
forming fan-shape, IS. ,
WHITE SUREH SILK, pun ana rune Oh
dotted chiffon, 81.
WHITE SURAH SILK, With draperies Of Crepe
de Chine, 1870.
PLAIN SURAH. covers OF same, red, blue,
gray. white, and black. "a.
COLORED UMBRELLAS, for sun or rain, 10
blue, red, or brown.
"a inches, "a:
20 inches, S4.2J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
N

Anything "just as good" or as sure to
bring help, could be, and would be, sold In
just that way.
This guaranteed medicine is an i~nvigora-
ting. restorative tonic, especially adapted TO
woman's needs and perfectly harmless in any
condition Of her system.
1t build. up, strengthens, regulates, and
cures.
For periodical pains, bearing-down sense
tons, liberation, infiammation-every thing
that's known as q Il" female complaint" it's a
remedy that's safe, certain, and proved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

A URORA LODGE, No. 1l8.
IA Lu o. H.. win hold a regular
meeting TONIGHT az Ellstt's Hail. N
Fifth aud Marshall streets, at B
o'c;ock. All Odd Fellows In good standinS arc
cordially invited.
BY order Of the Lodge.
oc20-rhtf w. I. dhkkA, sscrstssT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

Assorted styles STICK PINS, Be.
sTERLING-sILyRR STICK PINS, 1oc.. or 3
for 25c.
sTERLING-sILvER HAT-PINs, 23c.
GILT-swoRD HAT-PINS, 23c.
Assorted color ACORN HAT-PINs, sc.
sTEsLING-sILvER SOUVENIR SPOONS,
s1.25.
CHILDREN's KNIFE, FORK, and SPOON
SETS, Rogers's plate, elegantly engraved, re-
duced from s1.25 to gsc.
Same IN double-plate, reduced from 81 TO
s1.G9.
TOILET DEPARTMENT is e2lete with every
thing fresh and desirable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
THE TOW Err,
corner Second and Broad.
Easter OPENING.

For THIS WEEK all onr regular 25c. FRENCH
SATINEs, light grounds, TO be SOLD for Loo;
Polka Dot and Stripe INDIA TWlLlS FOR
wrappers, children's sacques, waists. aud blouse,
only l21sc. yard. Colors guaranteed last.
FINE FRENCH oRGANDIEs 37tSc.
Extraordinary sale OF French Organizes be-
ginning With aboat 900 yards imported to sell
at SOC, special price 37t3c.
SIG. GINGHAM.
100 pieces OF Fine Striped Bingham made to
retail for 121ac., our special price S15c.
FINE FRENCH PLUMTIEs 50c. YARD.
This material Is colored ground with large
figures.
25c. GAUNTLET GLOVES. 25c.
Taneta Thread or Isle In black or any shade.
CAPEs.
We are showing all the new styles In Capes,
proper length, as m inducenent for you TO in
spec. our stock. We will offer for Easter one OF
our % Capes for $500.
LACE CURTAINS.
A big cut In Lace Curtains. The Nottinghams
range in price from 0Oc. TO $3.50 per pair were
sl.25 TO %.
BABY-CARRIAGES.
We have Just received 100 now Carriages. up
holstered Ia silk. plush. old rose. now blue, old
gold. and red. We guarantee every Carriage
sold.
Fine Check Closely Woven Mating, seamless,
only 25c. yard.
WATERPROOF CHINA SILKS.
We have ut last succeeded in obtaining a silk
that will hold water. We guarantee every yard
sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16
d WRAPS, GOWNS,
AND SUITS.
They should be seen to be appreciated.
PARASOLS FOR 1898.
Your old parasol will hardly do to wear With
your new spring dress.

The new ones include Lace and Chiffon
Trimmed; 1afetas, Changeable, and surah ei-
fects-plain and striped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

. Aniefters ana kilograms must DO addressedto
1bR DISPATCH COMPANY.
Reelected communications win not be returned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

Never was tho advantage Of dealing with q
firm that carried n full assortment more appa-
rent. We have no mere handful OF goods, but
show you everything That fashion calls for IN
SUIT, CAPE, or JACKET, and plenty for you to
| select from. We keep our stock up to the high
ost standard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-16

Reading notices IN rcad,ne-matter type, nve
liner or less. 81. In n~onpareii loaded. 75c
Card OF rates for more space furnished on APP
Diicnfion.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-11-25
A NUMBER OF WRECKS.
Vessels Drivon on tho Welsh Rocks
Several Crews Saved.

Vessels Drivon on tho Welsh Rocks
Several Crews Saved.
A Liverpool dispatch says: The French
brig Hortense has arrived at Swansea,
and picked up near Lindey Island
four of the crew OF the Cardiff steamer Boil
lean, who were drifting about in 4 email boat
and In an almost exhausted condition. The
men rescued say that they put of in the Boil
lean llfcboat to assist the crew of n distressed
schooner, and that they lost sight OF their own
vessel and are not certain whether she foun-
dered or not.
The French trader Baunie went ashore at
Swansea on the evening of the 10th; all the
crew were saved.
The gale was very severe of the Tyne.
The bark Lowestoft was driven on the rocks
near Shields and wrecked and the crew saved
by the rocket apparatus.
The gale broke over Holy Head with great
,uddeunes, Friday evening. causing several
vessels to drag their anchors. Among them
was the brIgantinc Bessie, which was dashed
upon the breakwater and wrecked. The crew
were rescued by the rocket apparatus and
breeches buoy. Distress signs were seen in
the direction of Church Bay, on the opposite
side OF the coast, and lifebolts were sent to
the rescue of the impcrllcd seamen.
The steam trawler, Ruth Bolton, was caught
In a squall during the storm OF the mouth of
the Tyne and four of her crew were washed
overheard. The schooner Eliza Bello WAS
wrecked near Port Logan and all her crew
drowned. Several other small vessels we're
wrecked on the British coast, but their crews
were rescued by the life saving stations.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-11-25
MUST GRANT AMNESTY.
Rspersed cenalsia.s Upe. which QAssi
LiioukAia.i VIII - Restored.

RsPerted conalsieas Upea which QAssh
LiiioukAiA.i VIII - Restored.
Washington dispatch says; The chief
interest In the Hawaiian situation now sur
rounds the Instructions given Minister Willis
was received after the arrival OF the China
There ia no doubt Minister Willis via In
structed to make the restoration of the queen
Of Hawaii conditional upon full amnesty be-
Ing granted to the men who engaged In the
revolution and overthrew the queen. The in.
structions, 1t 10 thought, required the minis
ter to first call upon the queen and tell her
the president believed a great wrong had
been done her, and after insisting upon am-
nesty, declare the intention OF placing her In
control of ths sovrrniNent She was also TO
he Inforfcd that it was the desire of the pres
.dent that she should placate those who had
been instrumental In her overthrow, and sus-
tain herself in authority without the assist
ancc OF the uslted States From the cipher
dispatch 1t Is believed the state department
has been Informed these conditions were aa-
cepted by the queen.
To President Dole II Ia understood Minister
Willis was instructed 10 say the president felt
1t necessary to restore the queen, and he
hoped TO have the hearty cooperation OF the
members OF the Dole administration, which
he felt was entitled to commend alton for
what 1t had done TO maintain peace in the Is
lands since 1t had been in existence. After
having righted what 1t considered wrong
done by this government, the United States
would assume the same policy OF non-inter-
ference In the affairs as other powers. The
administration depends upon the yet unpub-
ii,hed report of Mr.. Blount for complete
vlndi.ation. 1t ia anticipated there will be u
debate upon the subject when 1t comes before
congress, which will bring out all the facts.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-11-25
rwoFsns AND oNErsRs.
Til. Hard Times DO Not nothsr > Me-
Jersey itors Hooper.

The Hard Tiinrs DO Not nothsr New
Jersey tore Keeper.
While riding on horseback along q
lonely Jersey road about ton miles
back OF Lake Hopstcong one day last
week approached small hamlot OF
some half dozen houses and = general
store. was tired. hungry and
thirsty aud determined to apply at
the store for something in the way
OF refrcshment.
stopped my horse. dismountod.
and, ascending the steps loading to
the store, found tho door locked.
Peering in through window. how
ever, saw the proprietor evidently
stretched out on some sacks OF flour
/ fast asleep
"Hey, therei" | shouted. pounding
and kicking at the door There was
sound of shutting feet. and soon
the door was swung slowly open. An
apparition in jeans trousers. tucked
into his boots. hickory shirt and
battered straw hat appeared In the
doorway and wanted to know who
was ..makin' ell that air rumpus,
anyhow"
"Arc you tho proprietorP" I asked.
al be-" he replied.
"Well," said !, .do you keep any
thing to cat or drink in your placer"
Tho apparition eyed mo closely.
us II he suspected me OF having sim
lister designs on his establishment
Then ho replied:
We'll, as for anything to drink.
\ In m tn n
back yard. That's all we gets TO
drink around these parts, 'cept. Of
course little hard cider once in q
while, but it's most too early for that
Something to cat? Wcll, l don't
keep much on hand that you could
eat, barrin' side O. bacon or q hunk
o. salt Goldfish; but" with sudden
inspiration. ..I've got some pepper
mint candy you might like to try"
..Never mind that" | said. "Do
you keep cigars?"
"Of course do" he answered."
land fine ones, too. How many'll
you have?"
"Oh, q couple" l said carclcssly.
selecting that number from a box ho
| offered me. what arc thesop'
'iHosc, sutu tnc cappArltiOu,s"Sh-
ing with pride. "are the very best
4 twofers you can buy for miles
around"
"Twofcrs?" ] repeated. rs / lit
one OF them and tried in vain to mako
it draw.
"Yes, twofers--two for five cents.
You see, used to keep oneicrs. but
tho boys around here thought thcy
were too expensive. So"
That will do" said. somewhat
testify. tossing dime on tho coun-
ter as turned to leave the place.
at does beat old Sam Patch. the
airs OF some OF them city folks" I
heard him mutter as I mounted my
horse and rode of. On looking back
/ saw him close tho door. no doubt
to resume his interrupted nap
There's ono merchant. at least.
thought, who doesn't allow the pres
cnt business depression to work him
much