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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
Summer Diseases,


What Causes Them, With Few Hints for
Their Certain Prevention This is Nalna'
bic Information,
Cholera mOrbuS aud summer diarfhoA occE
principally durIus the summer aud autumn
Cholera norbus Is caused by improper food anl
sudden chIlllng OF the body after exposure to
great heat Certain substances will produce II
to coNain persons, such for Instance aS veal raw
milk taken with fish orshOll fish, and all dishes
cooked with milk, such US rice pudding, cream
puts, and sven leo cTeap when lupttoo long
unripo aud oyerrlpe fruit especially II taken
with large draughs Of Ice water, Will cause It,
Avoid becoming during sleep, In eli
mate as chOugCablC rs ours this Is an ,over'prcs.
eut danger, Persistent summer ullrrhpa u
usually caused by malaria, sewer air or Impure
water The knowledge OF how 70 avoid or ROM
cly these dangerous complaints viii Shye much
suffering and avoid mHnya doctors hill Med
iCal science tells US that tho use OF pure spirits
preferably whiikGy, III moderation Is sure site
guard against diseases OF the KIND mentioned;
There Il but ono pure medicinal whlkey, anu
that is puliys Pure Malt II Ills taken regularly
at this season, II keeps tho stomach IN healthy
condition, pVritGB the entire system, ana gives
tone, strength and stimulus, II has been useu
for years by the American public, Rpd y tho
most poDular remedy Of It's kind In this land,
II is true there arc Interested parties who Try 70
sell other so.cded Whistles when they arc ASK
cd for DuUy's but such, people have an inter
estcd motive that Is not for your good, Do not
be deceived, and insist upon having Just what
Won call for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
DIDN'T TopE FAIR.


Tho Winners Of the Cowboy Race shipped
Their Horses nt Night
CHICAGO, June 20.-There is troub 10
ahead for Berry, the alleged winner Of
the cowboy race, George Jones and
Rattlosnake Pete, two Of the contest
ants who arrived yesterday, claim that
Berry and also Albright, Gillespie and
Smith rode in the cars at night and
shipped their horses, Jones claims
that no and RattlesnRke Pete arc tho
only men who rode fair race, His
statement Is corroborated by tho corros'
pendent OF local paper who came over
tho same road on 0 bicycle, tits claimed
that Albright, Gillespie and Smith
shipped their horses between Dixon
and pe Kalb. In various places through
Iowa tho officers OF the humane society
had difficulty in obtaining livery teams
as they had already boon hired in ad-
vance by the cowboys
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

Commencing May 2s tho Cleveland,
Lorain 4 Wheeling railway has inaugur.
ated new short line TO Chicago via the
Lake Shore railway. Train leaving
Wheeling union depot at 300 p. IN. has
a through Wagner Palace Sleeping Car.
This train lands passengers Of the most
centrally located depot in Chicago, or
within d short distance Of tho Worlds
Fair grounds Unsurpassed equipment
and fastest time,
Tickets good returning until Noveln'
Dor 5, arc now on sale at tho lowest
rates and berths reserved ut oil Glove
land, Lorain & Wheeling ticket offices.
For further information apply to or
write Union Ticket Office, McLuro
House, NJ. s. GillOtt, ticket agent union
depot, or 2. $. BELKSAP,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Magsillon, 0, !,
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WHEELING DAILY INTELlIGENcER. FRIDAY JUNE 80 1888

The evidence is plain that everywhere
the banking interest has been affected
to'tbe verge OF paralysis by the fear
that congress- may fail to retrace its
perilous course on the silver question.
That we conceive to be the central fact,
almost tho exclusive explanation, OF
tho prevailing financial distrust, No
one really familiar with the real CON
dition OF business will attribute it to
any unusual unsounduess OF credit or
unhealthy features in trade, On tho
contrary, it is everywhere conceded
that business has been healthy and
prosperous and that thore hos been a
minimum Of speculation. Tho trouble
centres in the fact that our currency
system has been tritlpd with to the
verge OF debasement and utter con.
fusion Let congress take due note OF
the moral.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

Senator Henry @, Nelson, Of Now
York, writes;
ION Tho 9th day Of February, 1888
l was takOn with violent pain In tho
region Of tho kidneys. ] suffered such
npony that could hardly stand up. As
soon % possible applied two ALL
cocks PoRous PLAsTEtus, one over each
kidney, aud laid down, In M hour, TO
my surprlso aud delight, tho pain had
vanished aud wal wull worO tho
plastOra for a day or two ne prOonu'
lion, aud then removed them, have
been using ALLcooK's Porous PLASrERs
IN my family for tho last ten years, and
have always found them tho quickest
and best remedy for ColdB, strains and
Pneumatic affections. From my OK.
poricnro / believe they arc tho bOst
plsBtorS In tho world"
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sCuNAUBMLT LOCATED.
He is supposed to Have Thrown tho BON
ut the IInyInarket Massacre.

He is supposed to Have Thrown tho Bomb
ut the IInynarket Massacre.
SAN FRASclqco, CALAr Juno 20.-Ac-
cording to tho San francisco Cal,
Rudolph schnaubolt5 who was arrested
aftor tho Haymarket tragedy in Chi.
cage, but was released and disappeared,
and who was afterward charged with
being tho man who actually threw the
bomb Into. tho ranks Of tho police, ia
now living ip this city. Tho Call says
that not only docs no reaide here, but
his four brothers either live in this
city, or in tho interior OF tho state. One
Of the brothers has a small fruit ranch
and another is a printer. Tbcy are all
following occupations and the man who
is supposed to have thrown the bomb is
the only one among them who h0s
much time to devote TO tho work OF
,anarchistiC propaganda. The Schnau'
belts aud less than n score OF noisy FOL
lowers arc tho only anarchists in Cali
fOrnia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

We desire to say to our citizens that
for years wo have bOen selling DR..
Kings Now Discovery ior consumption,
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, BucklOn's
Arnica Salve and Electric Bittera, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as we'll, or that haVo given such uni
versal satisfaction. We do not hesitate
to guarantee them every time, and wo
staud ready TO refund the purchase
price II satisfactory results do not fol-
low theft use. These remedies hNvo
won thor great popularity purely on
their morris. Logan Drug Company,
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
1NrnRnsrLNG nNyM1oPMENrs

Expected ms Result of W. II. Harrison Il
Bros Failure.
PHnAprLrnIA, Pa, Juno CIV. II.
Harrison & Bro, manufactures Of mar
bio mantols, have confessed judgments
to the amount of $4O,95O. Mr.. HARRISON
aaid he had been unable to obtain q trial
balance OF tho firms books for two
yours aud no decided to protect tho
creditors by confCssing judgment Mr..
Dorland, who invested $4,000 in tho
business, has had charge OF the books
during that period. He aud Mr. Harri.
son had war Of words At lawyers Of
flee yesterday and later on II was dis
covered that all Of the books Ind myste-
riously disappeared, Interesting devol.
opmOnts arc looked for later on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
Lost Diamonds Recovered.

New YoRK, June 20.-Detectivo Price,
OF Yonkcrs, with several OF Inspector
McLaughhn's men yesterday recovered
tho $4,000 worth Of diamonds which
were stolen last December from Stern
Brothers. OF New York. Annie Ryan,
a half sister Of Thomas Banks, ono Of
the robbers, has been watched ip Yonk-
ers ever since tho robbery. Her son
was followed to-day and found hiding
tho gems in dock on THO Jersey shore.
The packages and stones were intact.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

Ia a daily chronicle in our papers also
thu death Of Bomo dear friond, who has
died with consumption, whereas, II ho
or sho had taken OttO's Cure for Throat
aud Lung diseases In time, liio would
have been rendered happier and pUr.
hapa saved. Hood the warningl Iiynu
have Il cough or any affection Of tho
throat and lungs call at Logan Drug
Co., sUlO agent, and got o trial bottle
FREQ, Largo slEU 6Oc, 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
roA, Tho ilni0uloro 4 OHIO IL Cncngo.

Excursion tickets now on sale via
tho Baltimore & Ohio at reduced round
trip ratios, good returning until Novom.
ber g. 1893. Trains leave Wheeling,
eastern time, al $3.50 a. IN. and li2j p.
IN. daily, and al 1850 p. H., except Sun.
ddu For sleeping car accommodating
aud othnr information enquire Of Baltl.
moro q Ohio agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

Tho Ohio River RAILROAD will sell on
July 0 and round trip tickets between
Ill points on lie llno at ono faro for
~nnd trip.
ickols good 10 return Until July 3,
W. ], ROBlNsoN, U. 7. A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
OUT OF OFFICE
But Leaves a Record OF Which
ANY Man Might be Proud,
COLLECTOR White STEPS DOWN

And Hands Over tho Internal ROvo-
nuo olilce for tho District TO His
Democratic Successor, f. n, GilEo.
son-Mr Whites Splendid Conduct
OF tho omoe-A Graceful Tribute
from COMMISSIONER Mason.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

June 2S to July %, inclusive, the Bal.
timoro 4 Ohio Company will soil excur.
sion tickets 10 Mountain Lake Park at
oHt fare for the round trip, good return
ing until July 81, 1873
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE


COMMISSIONERS INTERNAL REVENUE.
WASHINGTON, d. O., April 7, 1893
An. Waite. Collector Internal RSucnue, PdrScrs
burg, West HtDiHta
My DEAR SIR:-I am in receipt OF
your letter OF the 30th ultimo, enclosing
your resignation us collector OF inter.
nal revenue for the district oil West
Virginia ITO take effect at the will and
pleasure" OF the President Of the
United States.
have this day forwarded your resig-
nation to the honorable secretary Of the
treasury Tor his action. shall proba.
bly have retired from tho service as
chief Of this bureau before your resig-
nation shall have boon accepted, and,
hence avail myself Of this opportunity
to express my high appreciation OF
your services as collector. You hAVo
been prompt, faithful and loyal in the
discharge OF every official act required
OF you. You haYe collected and
promptly accounted for very large sums
Of money and have enforced with vig0r
and good judgment all tho laws in re-
lntion to the internal revenue in your
district, and in manner TO the entire
satisfaction OF this office. Your kindly
and gentIemanly department has won
for you the confidence and respect Of
all with whom you have had official
business. cGn wish for you no higher
degree OF success in private lilo than
that which you have attained in the
position from which you are soon to
retire. Very sincerely you're,
(sign6d) JoHS W. MASON,
Commissioner.
Mr.. Gilkcson, who succeeds Mr..
White, is o young man Of ability and
with talent for business. There is
little doubt that under his admtnistrn.
ton tho office will maiatain its stand'
ard II is understood that the new
collector has selected his working force
and that all the places will be filled by
Democrats within tow doya.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

To-day, after business hours at Park
ersburg, Collector OF Internal Revenue
A, X White will turn the Office over to
his Democratic successor, Hon. Edwin
NJ, Gilkoson, In giving up the office
which no has go ably filled for four
years, Mr.. White and the Republicans
OF West Virginia, OF whom he is faith
full representative, have the satisfaction
OF knowing that lie leaves behind a rec
ord Of which they may well feel proud.
The administration OF the office during
Mr. Whites incumbency has been hon.
est, capable and economical, and those
business methods which have marked
tho conduct Of the informal revenue
system Of the entire country under
Commissioner John W, Mason, also q
Mest Virginian, have prevailed in tho
West Virginia district,
Mr. White hands over to his successor
tho Office in A No. order, everything
up to date and no uncolleCted taxes.
This has taken hard work aud the col
lector and his efficient corps OF deputies
and clerks naturally take pride in the
result Of their laborS
Notwithstanding The reduction OF 25
per cent in the TOBACCO tax two years
ago and tho striking of Of q, 800 special
'. payera in the district by repeal OF
scial taxes (by the Mckinley bill
r. White has collected in the four
.'ears over one million and twenty
thousands dollars mora than his prede.
cessor did'in the four years preceding
This shows the increase OF business in
tho state, the increase in collections, by
the way, being largely in tho city OF
Wheeling, owing to tho enormous
growth OF tho tobacco and cigar trade,
1t also shows the efficiency al the ser.
vice, since the cost OF collection has
been no greater III not tritie lGsa)
than when leas work WINS donO, whllo
the per cent Of cost OF collection has
been largely reduced. The collections
in West Virginia during tho four years
have been over s., sol, 900.
AS showing tho efficiency OF tho fold
force under Collector White in d line OF
work generally Left 10 revenue agents
and seldom undertaken by collectors,
there have been raids personally organ.
lied by his deputies under him at ditIer-
ont times, resulting in the capture and
destruction OF twenty.four illicit stills
complete and eight sets OF disitlcry ap-
paratus without stilla This means u
large amount Of hard and dangerous
work,
When Mr.. White tcndered his rosig.
nation US collector last MARGIN, soon
after. tho Inauguration of President
Cleveland, he received the following
autograph letter from Commissioner
Mason, which is graceful tribute to
his efficiency and the business conduct
OF his Office:
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- =
Vim. II. scharK
Fred SCharil, Jr.
Fred SCharll, sr,
J. Car Mcdonald.
jacob Wall.
J Il Colvig, agL
NJ. W. Church.
James II. Riddle, j.,
Dnvld Greer, IT,, should be ST.
Patrick Moran.
Nina Heyman.
Henry FlOtn
Vim. Adams,
NJ. ]. Ward,
YIN. Vance.
Frank i. Ross,
". +. Robinson.
H. J. Robinson, left city.
u. +. TRppan.
Walker J Brown.
Joseph Wickham.
Frank Wallace.
Joseph Kuttz,
l. J. Manh.
ArChibnld Graham.
L. A. Hobbs,
&. ". Boyd,
]. NJ. Dillon.
John r. o'Ncll. double isn't,
Willis White,
Abe Stlmm,
Joseph sample,
Charles Vans.
Miss Stella Chester.
Miss Maud Wilson.
Joseph schutlcr.
| Aaron GOOsClnRn.
Samuel Brown.
Miss Title MCSamco.
| Charles slime.
Vim. Hall.
L, ]. Miller
George Wells.
John Franz.
James Weir.
John Weir.
John c. LRrkIn.
Fred C.HOrEer.
Sum c. Humphrey.
John Carney,
Henry llnger,
Frank Mclaughlin,
Charles senmon.
Henry Baker,
John RobrCcht
Charles RObrCCht il,
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r,D r,vrl ron ,soa
"A1' A"N
p,,,,..1r,,.,o,
DCnnlH O'Leary, should DO David
O'LeRfy, IT,, erroneous RsSmt
Wilton Jupkin4
uusMve Raider.
Henry SteiG
LOU LOUIS IN sequence ,,,,Hc,f,.,d
S SiaIina S Whaio,,
FFDu hlOpTOtn'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30

WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Edward Moran.
Peter Francis,
Lawrence WOebGr.
John Fcpdl.
George W. ScrOGglnA
Peter NGuhousO.
Fred lupp.
Samuel Wrlton.
,esr George RIDDLE
I'd MCClutChGy..
james Mcdonald.
MADISON DISTRICT.
Albert WinChuE
Philip Grimm.
john II. Dichl.
James McVGnus.
john y. williams.
W. s, Thompson.
Oscar Mckee.
W. !. EadlCr.
G. W. HdgOod.
o. Y. Chambers.
william MCClemcnt
T. G BlGrie.
CLAY DISTRICT.
J. ". Boyd.
Bon Johnston.
8. A. NoWcOmb.
FrHnk d, Keller.
William Kuhn.
UNION DISTRICT.
mt, George Mayors.
Stephen WRttOrhousc.
Camden HURT.
Henry Hess
Max Long.
David V0us.
Edward McEntcG.
CspOr Riddle.
CENTRE DISTRICT,
George IL. llonlGy.
Edward Kurt,
Frank StrlueL
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
Thomns Weir,
John T. Groves.
John KllIun.
Max Frank
william He'll.
John OkOl
RErcIIlE City,
David WHIT
John Dlckel.
Dan West, not OF hgc.
George France.
Anthony MOnuahRu.
Victor Walt.
MTcHIE County,
Albert Baker
TRIADELPHTA DISTRICT.
William splndlCr.
William HGlieublnO jr.
LIBERTY DISTRICT.
c. d. Rico.
LEWIS Str
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-30
CHAPTER IA ACTS 189S, PASSED FEBRUARY "a, 1898

ENACTED LEGISLATURE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
twenty Chapter Thirty of the Code West Virginia. DO
amended and reenRcted so to road as follows;
90 COPY shall posted the front door the Court
House before tho the County Court
examination And the snd lists OF
returned delinquent sha at the time DO
published tho county, the cost thereof to
DO paid out OF tho county treasury
compliance with the law above quoted publish the foregoing list
LEWIS STEENROD. Ex-S. o. c.
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Now lyorld's Fnlr Short Limo.

p67.soId by druggists. 75G.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02

Montague a Co, Warren 8 A. Butler & s,
n IS 1 Maclntyre w W Gordon Go.
Palmer Hardware Co. MY Henderson. q y
Wanock. Y " riedcman s. Bro II Cjnton.
NJ torst sons a 90, W = Kennedy, : Marks
S 60, Mrs W walker ca Munster
J Schoep, southern { & V % PW Rushing 4
60, Bradley j, Collins Co Geo Derst.
y Lang. D 3 Lester Grocery Co, Lippman
Bros, Standard Oil Co. 5 Guckenhciner q sons
Go. city Water Works. Haynes s r, n Morris
& Co, ; ID Weed & Co. Geo Never
Per South Bound Railroad. Sept l.
w II Conneratt, Ernst & Co, Frank & Co,
kayanaugh y. W = Green Co Harness s j ,
NJ Fersts Sons & Co. Savannah Grocery Co
Sol9mon a SON Eekman Y, Smith Bros,
Heusiler & H. l. r Myers & Co. Lindsay & M
q w Ttedeman & Bro, A B Hull & Go.
Per steamship Tallahassee from New York
m. Ad la as Leopold Adler; Appel s $,
well, G. Butler, Butler NJ G. Berndt,
! Bluestein, NJ Blumenthal Byc1 Bros
M q ID a Byck Collins @ s. co Cornwell g. O.
w G Cooper, Cohen, Collat Bros RR y
Bkg Co, j Dixon & Co, q Dun & Co. Jno
Derst, Eckman V, / Epstein & Bro.J r Elm
stem, q Eckstein & Co, A Enrich 8 Bro
Frank & Co, Fall1 Clothing Co. Fretwell & N
Is ternandez r. tabortas, Fleischman & Co
l. Fried, NJ Fersts Sons s. Co, Ga Hussars
CUB, Goehel Great Att & Pac n Co
Cell & g, = M Garfunkel, JE Guman
Sous, A Hanley, d Hogan. c Hetterelch
II Hirsch, Hecker J J NJ Co. Jackson NJ & Co
II Juchter, : Krouskof, ID Koher knights
Pharmacy, Lang. J A LaFar Lindsay & NJ
Ludden & 3, Lovell's Sous, j Leokowitz
ID B Lester Grocery Co, h II LIVINGSTON
i Levy Bro, A LETTER & Son j Lynch
Lppman Bros John Lyons & Co, r. /. Mastick
Morning News. w J Murphy. ID Morrison
G a Munster, c p Miller. r. Myers & 90
Mohr Bros, McDonouRh & Co, McKenna & w
J McGrath co, A > Nichols, ) l. Newton
j Nlcolson, Oglcthorpc Club, Oppenhaimer
Co, G. : Owens. order notify s kamlnsl;y
order notify National Bank, order notify j
Mosky, order notify Moore & j, n Paulsen
Palmer Hardware Co, l. II Phillips II A Ro-
InSki, Jas Ray, John RourlSe & Son Rosen-
held Nj, w l. Richardson. savannah Brew
ing Co, ) 4 n w Ry, savannah Grocery Co.
savannah ) Co. savannah Street Ry Sa-
vannah Water Works sampson + Schwarz
n A SchwarZ, J J sullivan, G f. Stults & CO.
Sing Wing, II McA Schley, SolOmous & Co
Smith Bros. Fl solomon g. Son, A Thomas 4
Bro, q w Tiedeman & Bro, j w Teeple & Co
d II Thomson q Co, A Thomas, p iuberdy
i Il Warnock. j ID Weed s. Co Mrs T. A
Webster, T West & Co, A NJ j. G W West
} > Wood Bro, T. A Wheeler, J p williams
q Co, steamer Katie, steamer Alpha steamer
bellevue, southern Express Co, South Bound
RR.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-02
BOTH WERE BADLY SCARED.
The Youth With One Pistol and the
Bank Cashier With Two.
From the ST. Paul Pioneer Press.


o. L. Cutter, cashier of the First Nat
tional Bank of Anol5a, wasin ST. Paul the
other day, and related an amusing episode
which occurred one afternoon while he
was at work alone in the bank.
ut was just like this" Mr.. Cutter said.
81 was all alone in the bank one after
noon last week. The weather was posi-
lively unbearable. 1t was awful hot and
was sitting in my shirt sleeves when
heard some one come in. | glanced up
mechanically and saw young fellow
kind of sliding toward my desk. | didn't
pay much attention to him and i turned
my eyes away, but when glanced at him
again l really believe each individual
hair on my head stood on end. / was
looking right smack into the muzzle of
murderous looking gun. ! don't know
what prompted me TO do it,
and never stopped TO think l was
running chances of having FIVE
or six bullets pumped into my anatomy
from the revolver in the hands of the
young man. but the moment l saw that
gun pointed at me | made grab for two
pistols of my own that 1 always keep by
the side Of my desk. pointed both Of
the guns at the young fellow and TO this
day ! don't know why l didn't pull the
triggers of both of them. ] was nervous
enough to do it. Something in the ex-
preston of the young fellows face, how
ever deferred my finger.
Talk about my being frightened |
know that / was not half as badly fright
ened as he was. Why, / could actually
hear his teeth CHATTER. He dropped the
revolver on my desk and began
to stammer an explanation. IL
wasn't going TO shoot nobody he
said 1 wanted 10 see ii you
didn't want to buy this revolver. He be-
came more assured as he saw me lower
the points of my two reyolvers and / be-
came more assured when ! saw him drop
his revolver on the desk and appear so
badly frightened. In fact, ! became quite
brave and self-pOssessed. 1t isn't load
ed he began, in explanation. 1t hasn't
got thing IN il. Here and he handed
me the weapon, handle first, you can see
for yourself | looked at the gun, and
sure enough, it was unIoaded and looked
as though it hadn't been shot OF in a
year i wanted to sell it,, the young fell
low went on, so / could get enough money
to 20 to St. Paul with
II made up my mind that the young fell
low might get into trouble il be kept the
revolver. One look at his shabby clothes
satisfied me that he needed the money
and / started him on his way to St. Paul,
first giving him what / think is u good
piece of advice, which was that the next
tirae he goes into bank during the bust
ness hours and finds the cashier alone
and has an unloaded revolver in his hand
the chances are that he will either get all
the money in the bank, or elseihe will get
a bullet hole through some part of him.
But l was scared for few seconds.