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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12
RlcHMoND's CHANCES VERY SLIM
The Pennant Not Likely to Come This
Way--The sommers Charges.

Richmond's second defeat. by Norfolk
precluaes the possibility Of the pennant
coming here. our team has been pay
lnc awfully loose ball in Norfolk, and
that coupled wth the fact that they
have practically no chance TO win the
race. has operated TO very much lessen
the interest that has been manifested
In baseball I'm this city.
Tho oluMs NOW Nland as fOllOMs:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12
The Modern Beauty

tbriyes on good food and sunshine. with
plenty of exercise in the open AIR. her
form glows with health ara her race
blooms with its beauty. III her system
needs the cleansing action OF laxative
remedy. she uses the gentle ana pleasant
IiauId laxative Syrup OF Figs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12

WELDON. y. c.. September u.-(spe-
cial)-Alr. ". +. Sledg, a promlnene
farmer OF this county, was paralyzed
while AT work In one of his helds on
Saturday. lie Is ported to-day 10 De
in a critical condition. -.
near IN. Halifax line. destroyed several
out-houscs, barns and crib. only by
strenuous efforts was his dwelling saved.
Misses Eva Hutchinson ana Ad'io
Young, OF Mccklenburg county, Va, af'
visiting relatives here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12
THE BRITISH MECDLERS.
Additional Expressions from Governors
Concerning Their Visit.
Now York World

State Governors who have consented to
express themselves concerning the anOny-
nous English committee now in this
country for the purpose of investigating
and denOuncing southern lynchings. very
vigorously deuounce the committee and its
mission. The subjoined communications
were telegraphed TO the World In response
to Il request for opinions on the subject:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12
The Campslrn I'm buckingham.

BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE, Sep,
tember u.-tSpecial)- )-Hon. IL. ID. Flood
and Judge Cam Patteson made rouslng
speeches here yesterday In behalf OF De-
mocracy. and Hon. III. ST. @. Tucker
will spend a week In this county speak
ing at the following named times and
places: Cardsville. on the second Wed
nesdsy. the 18th; New Store, on the l7th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12
GOVERNOR MCORKLE.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. Sept. 10.
To the Editor of the World:
regard the sending Of an English COM
Inittee a. piece of intermedding with
our affairs not TO be excused. The South
is always in a proper case. ready and
willing to give full hearing Of its affairs
10 competent tribunal. but certainly il
does not require an English committee, in
that light. w. A. M'CORKLE,
Governor Of West Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12

There Is a probability that the investiga-
ton OF the charges brought against Sec
rotary Harrison and Captain Pender. OF
the Petersburg club. by Manager Som
mcrs. of Norfolk. will never he held. The
sense If the managers at the meeting
hold Saturday night. wnen the charges
were preferred. was to have the inVesug',~
ton this week. No one, however. rs
maxim. any arrangements looking to this
rnI and there is every likelihood that the
charges viii eliminate in nothing.
About 100 roo,crs went down 10 N"rioik
on SuaWs excursion Yesterday and re
turned 10 the city at midnight very much
discustcd over the exhibition they had wit
messed.
MANY thought that the Richmonds MADE
mo- sort of effort TO win. Perhaps they VIII
AFFORD amusement to the Newport News
team here the last three days OF the "0VN'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12
Governor Of North Carolina
GOVERNOR STONE.

JEFFERSON CITY. NO, September Q.
TO the Editor OF the World:
The coming OF the English committee.
Of which you speak. to investigate lynch
ings in the United States is an exhibition
Of superb check. but / am sure J do not
object If the committee shall be guided
by a genuine desire to know and tell the
truth. W. j. STONE.
Governor of Missouri.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12
THE CRUSHED CROWS
go.rslay and Keenan, Hit at Will by
Norfolk 0ySteTmen.
THEIR VERY POOR FIELDING,
"a ,,srY Costly Errors. All Of which Re-
.Y,tcd in Victory FOR Norfolk by
Score Of 81 TO >.

<lrrpLK. VA. September ii.-(spe-
... .r crows didn't fare any better
.. .....,-s contest with the OysteTmen
r d.l yesterday. They seemed TO
.., ta make their hits TO any ad-
with the exception OF a couple
,.1. ly Gilman. Wormslcy' the
.r.r pui Tn by the Crows. was
..t of One box In The first inning
.rtu . couple OF home runs had
..r netting i've runs. Keenan,
....olel BIN. could rot hold the
..r .s they had on their batllnS
.Int thc sphere anywhere they
... several times over the fence.
., rf thr visitors was very poor
N.rro.Ks neldcI IN Grst-c!ass
. locals were first at the bat
.- lIoJre securing base on
'ue on C1rcoran's fcncor.
... received his base on balls.
-elci double and Thornton
..f.t over c-ntrc-ne.d fence.
.. r.-e Corcnran's base on
a.I NcCiosNcy's single added
-.c..I and Joancs beng nit
and Hnrrim1n's double added
Irr mrl. rho sixth. seventh,
..a.s was characterized by
.- .f heavy smuggling by the
.ty errors by the Crows,
.l 100 placing fourteen more
... credit OF tho Oystermen.
..rt oc tlc Ulchmonds. a home
.n save them one run in
.. orr each in the sixth.
I.h. and ninth as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12

AN9csrURA BIrERs. tho worii-renownod aS
petizer and invigorator. imparts q delicious
flavor TO all drinks and cures dyspepsia. diars
rhpa. fever. and ague. Try IL, but beware of
counterfeits. Ask ior tho genuine Angosturs<
manufactured by Dr.J. q. u. slegcrt & Soma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12

at r. NJ: Gravel Hin. Thursday the
18th, at F. NJ; Arvon, Thursday, tho
10Th. at 7:s0 p. NJ; Centenary Friday
the 2oth. ut 2 r. NJ: Q. j. Jobsons store
Saturday the 2lst. at +. NJ.
County Court IL In session mere to-day
and Is likely TO hold ON most Oh sne week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12
D.c,dsd Imurox.m,nt I'm Trade.

WINSTON. y. G.. September n.-eipe,
cial)--The Sentinel this afternoon. pfint4
Interviews with a number OF leading
business men on the present trade sltuas
ception they talk encouragingly, and sa{
better tines are In sight. Trade In AZ
lines OF business shows a decided imG
prOvement over last September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12
Annual stockholders' Meeting.

ROANOKE. VA. September u.-tspe-
c,sIC al The annual meeting of the stock
Soiders of the Roanoke ana southern Ran,
stock we're represented The ioilowhhs 10. M
officers and directors were elso'gI i9I Frias. .e
ensuing year: President +. ~: ffiss ;
coma s5n1' v%icePresident, % John en-; Third rT
Vice-Presldent, J. II. Spencer; seSIe'Sic. NJ,
4. j. Hemphill; Tre9asq4Ter' r,r,es w, C. Nc H,
Dowell Direetors-J. w, fIiilrs rii,ssr r i
RReggnolds RegIS5 Is J. J. W. Hahes' J. A. Gray Il l.. :,
Riggns. i. j. Sheppard, =. +, .,,saI Nat
SON. j. II. Matthews >. "; JaIhisyV' AN W
%. II. Stewart. X. a. Buckley anu W.
NJ, Semple.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12

your idle money in paid-up stock Of the
United Banking and building CompanyH
IL costs you only 80 per share. on whicf
"A cash dividend OF per cent. per annu0
Is paid. and at maturity you can draw Slo4
oer share. For further information apply
az the Office OF the company, 81 east Mai4
D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12
GOVERNOR CARR.

NNDLINTf1, y. z, oVpItIIUtI ,,
To the Editor of the World:
North Carolnians are a law-abidng
people and hence opposed to lynchlng.
We believe that the law Is adequate If
promptly administered. The sovereign
States are competent TO cope with the
question without the olliciOus intermed-
ding OF a foreign power.
ELIAS CARR.
Governor OF North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
a Batch of Opinions Handed Down-The
We,tberman Case Removed.

STAUNTON, VA, September 11.-(Spe-
cial)-At the session Of the Supreme
Court OF Appeals of Virginia to-day
Judges Lewis. Lacy. and Fauntleroy were
sitting-the courts business was as fol-
lows:
Western Union Telegraph Company vs..
George NJ. Bright. Decree of Circuit Court
of Franklin county reversed.
Myers VS.. Commonwealth. from Caroline
Circuit. judgment Of lower court set
aside, and new trial ordered.
Richmond city and Seven Pines rail-
road VS.. T.. H. Johnson. Judgment Affirm
ed
j. C. Bristow. trustee. VS.. Home Build
ing Association. from Henrico Circuit
Rule awarded. and attachment VS.. l.. y.
Catlin. TO show cause. etc.
Bean vs.. Bean. Gule against Clerk
MneD Dismissed
Robnett vs.. Roblnett from Bland Cir
cult. Rehearing granted.
The most important work of the day
was in the case of John Weatherman, Of
Carroll county, in his appeal from the
Judgment Of the Circuit Court The petit
toner is a white man. under sentence of
death on the charge of numbering, with
an axe. his wife. The jury on the trial at
the April term, 1898. in the Circuit Court
brought i'm verdict Of murder In the first
degree, and the prisoner was sentenced 70
be hanged. Upon appeal. however. 1t APP
peared that the signature of the Circuit
Judge was not affixed to the courts order
book at that time. but the order was
signed the following NOvember-the court
acting nunc pro tune. The Supreme Court
here to-day on appeal grants the prisoner
a new trial Captain John y. Opie, OF
Staunton and j. -. Tompkns. OF Car
roll. represented Weatherman. The court
adiourns this evening after shortest ses-
sion ever held here.
REMOVED.
The following cases were removed 10
Richmond, and put on the privileged
docket: Easily vs.. Valley Mutual
life Association, from the Circuit
Court OF Augusta: Wilson VS.. Carpenters
administrator; Eiinger vs. Kinney; De-
nriest US. Jones. submitted on brief; Nc
Allister q McAllister vs. Guggenheimer q
co Hoover VS.. Buck; Brooks admins
traitor VS.. Brock: Norfolk and Western
roIroad vs. Michaers administrator;
nayls a. Snapp vs.. Poland; Morotock In
s,,ance Company VS.. Pankey & Click;
swami VS.. Houseman; Dillard VS.. Dillard;
/ ,,uIer VS.. Miller; Dadisman VS.. Long;
| Georgia Home Insurance Company vs..
partlett. trustee Conrad VS.. German
sroitb. Blackburn's administrator VS..
| Smith.
cases dismissed: Points VS. Lurty; Chase
80. miller: Berryville Building and Loan
cornany VS.. Keerfoots executors.
| pucna Vista Company VS.. McCandlish
o Clowes. Continued, and appeal-bond in
creased to $3.50.
Ssrnel Cox. aged GO, living near Barren
pidge died suddenly yesterday of cramps.
! He leaves large family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12
lYNCHBURC WINS AGAIN.
io-up1e's Alagiciaus Defeated by Score
OF Nine to Two.

-NEoHuHG, IA, September IL
Lyuchhurg took the second
.f f.e series from Roanoke to-day
..r. Of 10 =. Morgan was in the
'.r thc visitors. and was touched up
f. hits McKcnna pitched a hne
... '.r thc home team. striking out nine
... H. features Of the game were Ions
hits by Elscy and McKenna,
... ugul running catches by Moran
-lI l...,u. Following Is the score:
yNCHBIf IkG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12

Professor n. X. Davis, Of the univer,
s,tv left there yesterday Tor Oll Io,ne
To- serve as a member of the eomiaitthse ,h
SpppptheTn Baptist Convention TO confer
with a similar committee Of the Ameri-
can @t1" BAPTIST Home Mission Society In re- re-
ference to cooperative work among .Ie
negroes OF the South and other matters
- interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-12

SUFFOLK. VA. September n.-'Sl t-
1nd me snNolks played their second
eame nj West-Tnd Park this afternoon;
ne score standing y 10 = IN FAVOR oi
ef0r.fI
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11
MICHlGAMME AND SPURR,


Geo. Mcdonald and Judge Ryan, q
Redruth, attended tho funeral of Mrs. l..
Tredeau, last Tuesday.
The Misses Jennie and Maggie Connors,
of Calumet, are visiting with their cousin
Miss Katie Wilson, ut Spur.
Mr.. G. Plambe was kicked 5ya horse,
the other day. but fortunately escaped a
worse injury than small cut on the
face.
Willie Lahore killed a large she-bear
and two cubs the other day. The gentle
man bear got away before Billy could pull
bead on him.
The Iron Range Il Huron Bay II. K.
company have settled the judgment In
favor of Hirschman & johnson by paying
the latter s14,oO
The Champion base ball club came up
Sunday and played friendly game with
the Michigamme Crooks The score
was not recorded, the playing being on
Sunday.
Landlord Mcmillan, OF the Northwest
ern hotel, thinks he will not DO able to
find market for oil his hay crop this
year. The grasshoppers evidently did
not discover his farm.
There was an excursion on Lake Mich
iosmsne. Last Tuesday, com posed of mach
inists from the railroad shopsat Marquette
They used r. w. Read d Co.'S tug and
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11
Reward for Train wreoker..

WASHINGTON, July 12.-The attor-
ney-general has offered a reward of
$500 each or 50, oO0 in all for testimony
which will lead to the arrest and con-
viction Of the person or persons con-
cerned in the wreck at Sacramento
last night which resulted in the almost
immediate death of Engineer Clarke
and three regular United States sol.
diew. The reward Is $500 for convic-
tion Of the murderer Of each person
killed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11
scOw and had a very enjoyable outing.

Mr.. Brandt found his lest COW In test
pit at the Webster mine. She was good
mixer and will be great loss to him 1.
The diggers Of these test pits should be
compelled to Gil them up or fence them
In.
Sup't Lindsley,' OF the G. & N. W. R. R.
and party Of friends of Escanaba, are
spending a week here fishing aud sailing
on Lake Mlchigamme. They have their
headquarters In Mr.. Lindsley's private
car.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11
BURIED AT SEA.
Funeral of Bull Terrier Well Known
In Boston Harbor.

FUNERAL or a Bull Terrier Well Know
In Boston Harbor.
Twenty years ago large bull ter.
rier was found wandering about q
wharf in Boston. Sailing craft men
tried to coax him aboard their vessels,
and some of the storekeepers tried to
get him to stay with them in vain. He
took a decided fancy to the towboat
men, and was adopted by the crew OF
the tug Chatterton.
Captain Smith of that vessel said he
looked old when he first came, and for
twenty years he has alternated be-
tween the company's Office and the
towboat. His name was Sport. He
had head on him like an anvil, and
he weighed SO pounds. In some way
1t became known to Sport that smok-
ing around the oil tanks in the office
was dangerous. Employees were for
hidden to do so, but it often happened
that some captain or mate calling to
arrange for tow down the harbor
unwittingly transgressed the rules.
Whenever stranger with a pipe or
cigar entered the office Sport would
eye him suspiciously, follow him
around the room and if he approached
the tank would grab him savagely by
the leg. Many pipe has been broken
by the fierce growl and slight pinch on
the calf, the faithful old animal taking
care not to bite too hard.
A few days ago Sport lie # the Chat
terton after trip down the harbor,
walked up the stairs to the office, and
died. His death cast a gloom over the
men, and they decided to give him a
decent burial. Captain Smith, of the
Chatterton, often noticed the dog
seemed happiest when out at sea, and
1t was decided to bury him outside the
harbor. He was placed in box
weighted with CRATE bars. A small
flag was tackled to the box, and it was
taken ten miles outside the harbor,
when the dog was slid off the gang
plank. Sport was thought to be IS
years old.
There are 1,45t convicts in Michigan
prisons. OF these $50 are engaged in
Industries that compete with free labor
For Sale.
The wagons, slelghs, safe and tools be-
onging to the estate Of E. Meiser are
offered for sale to close out. Also 100
lcres OF good farming land. Enquire of
PHILIP VoETscH.
AID ministrator.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1894-08-11

There are 1,45l convicts in Michigan
prisons. or these $50 are engaged In
Industries that compete with free labor
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
LABOR FIGURES

THE first meersehaun pipe was made and smoked by kovol Kowates, shoemaker in ls23, in Pesth. Hungary ft is still iu a museum there,
 THE latest development in the milk business in London is to drive the cows around the route and havc them mixed in the presence of the custom CTS,
 FoB the promotion of the Russian wool trade a congress of sheep breed- CTS, woolen manufacturers and dealers in wool will be held in June next at Warsaw
 Ir costs Great Britain 229,o0O Co scrape tho barnaeles off the bottom of one of its biz men-of-war ana rlpaint it, and this has t5 be done twice a year in the ease of nearly every vessel
 IN the house Df commons there are ten newspaper ncu six printers, four tailors three st0tioaers, two butchers, three hotel keepers. six farmers, one coal merchant, and one cab driver
 SuAD fishing is reported a profitable industry this year at Sk2moEawa. Wash It has keen a few year only since this toothsomc fish was Introduced to the Pacific slope tom Atlantic va- fere
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
Saturday, September 1, 1894.
MlsaeLlaNgoNs lrEMs.

 BRoAp nails holonr Co gentle nerv tus hashiul people
 TuE Washington monument is five hundrcd and ifty-iivc feet in height, WESTMINSTER bridge, built in l750, was the first in which Inc foundations were laid by the aid of caiSsons.
 A. WAUau a resident of Umatilla county, Ore is another man who has never ridden on railroad train.
 Ir sometimes secns Co an outsider that folks would rather be damned m their own way than saved in any other. A MAN f, Bethlehem Pa, was too poor to buy grave for his dead child; 50 be stole into a cemetery, dug the grave buried tho Infant and was ar cstNl.
 uE Mormon tabernacle m Salt Lake 'tv is the most perfect whispering
 " in the world. The dropping Of
 lto silk hat at one end of the
 structure is distinctly heard at other end Scientific American,
 A CEREMONY that is Co be repeated serv year took place for tho first me on Decoration day at Mount Iorioh cemetery Philadelphia, This yas the raising of flag over the grave of Betsy Ross, who made the tsst Stars and Stripes
 RALPH PERRY native of Africa and { full-gr0V5n mbo when brought Co this country as slave during the first administration of President Washing ton, died the other day at the age ot one hundred anG twenty-two years in Che county inilrmary at Logan, O
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
MODES bt MARRIAGE.
Strange Ceremonies Ohserved Among
 Different Nationalltics


 Different Natlonalltlcs
 To eat maize pudding from the same plate, or to cat in any way together, is widely distributed marriage cere- mony. In Brazil, says the Washing ton News, couple may be married by drinking brandy together, in Japan by so many cups of wine, in Russia arG Scandinavia it used to he one cup for both The joining of hands among tEa Romans and IIindcos is common tu many parts of the world. In Scotland it is called hand fastening anG couples live together after To sit together on 9 seat while receiving friends, or to have the hands of gacs tied together with grass, or to smear with each others blood, or for thc woman to tie a cord Ot agr own twist ing around the naked waist of 5he man, constitutes marriage in one part or another
 In Australia n woman carries fife 10 her lovers hut, and malfes a fire for him In America she lays a bundle of rods At the doo. oi his tent < Loango negroes cooks tH-o dishes for him in his own hut ln Croatia Ihe bride, groom boxes the brides ears, and iu Russia the father formerly struck his daughter gently with a new whip--fos the last tinean then gave she weapon to her husband Down b tho present .t is a custom iu Hungary fo. the groom to give thc bride q kick aites lhe marriage ceremony, to maise hey feel her subjectiop. Even with ail civilized people 'ne srrvitads gt she bride is clearly indicated
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01

it herself But, leagin' out bono an' sinner m a booty sharp nose, Mandy Jane don't cut much of figger how adays, Shes considable sot fin her ways, though, an' when she has sump- in on her mind that she's goin'ter do she's goin ter do it or things'll rumble.
 sam Bra2ee he took Sallie to the picpic m ] was there with my hoot- owls gi2zard all ready, Sallie kit tened cousda'ble to Sam, an it made me squhm to see her, tell ye, but I says to myself An right, my ladyp 1 says Hut wait till the hoot.owl sings to vel says, Bimeby I says to Sam an Sallic:
 Come over an I'll treat ye, says Come git some lemonade, says.
 An they come along an l bought the lemonade, m when Sallie wasn't looi,in' l tunIbled the owls gizzard love powder inter her glass.
 'Ohp she says. 'Yonder's Mandy Jane Penstockl she says. Mandy must have a treat, tool she says
 ''So she calls Mandy Jane over, an ] orders glass fer her, Now see what what Sallie done, She hands the glass that had the owls gizzard in it over to Mandy Jane herself, an fore l could stop her Mandy Jane had gulped it down, love powder an all You're sure yc hain't color blind, Cap2"
 Positive"
 Nor nigh-sighted2"
 Not a bit
 F.No lT,,'t r,., ,,,, ,,s,,-., ,,,1o,.s <,,, 1l,. landscape, yet, than ye'd naturly speet ortc be there. do yep
 No.
 An tho dust haint actin in way that mowt fool ye into thinkin' 1t was only hurricane a-comiu'?"
 "No."
 s'ltll go hard with sam Brazee if it ever gifts safe fer me to go back to the Hook agIn Soon as l see Mandy Jane gulp that lemonade an owls giz- gard give one cold shake an started fer home to pack my trunk This was only yisterday When ] came out RgiD there was Mandy Jane
 Asa says she. arter all these years, says sine, an Co think that you'n tO be the one. says she. I'll be reldy tomorrow, says she, an ne Gr' you'll go tC the squire's. To-mor. row st nali-past nineI says she
 Say Cap' ] tpmblad back in the house an slammed the door an went upstairs an' hid under the bed Early this noruin' l crawled out an suuck 2uten the house an list laid myself out an dug fer liberty as raised the hin ! turned aU cooked back There vas Mandy Jane 1omin on my trai! like the woods aflre she's comin' yiG She's only stopped fer wind Has she hove la sight yit2"
 Not yet
 Then I'll take b ;he woods au. mebb2 wont see Go t'bncier for a month, Cap. nuless you gimme that { plug Q gouru an when Mandy Jane ketchos uP with Ye t yell cnly jist tell bcr--"
 But hadn't time to wait to near what was to tell Mandy Jane and drove oa toward Barley Run Cross Forlgs IN E. Sun
Arizona silver belt., 1894-09-01
OPEN TO ENGAGEMENT
& Horrible Example of the Euects sg
 likeness

 & Horrible Example of tho Effects .sg
 IdienesS
 Mister, said the greasy wayiaret at the back door plaintively "car you do somethib fur pore man2"
 My friend, replied the man of tfsa mousse, ''I am poor mar myself
 ' don s'pose you know what it is ta go aii over the courtrY huntIn workP"
 No
 The trouble with me, said inc pilgrim, wiping his peTspiriDg brow with the remains of what had once been handkerchief, 'ss nerves Ssu do heavy work. II you was td ask Ene to hoe in che garden e pay fur my bEeakfus 1 couldn't do <. l won't deceive you, mister just couldn't de 't But I'E willin 70 do liEhs work. 7yont stand back fur no man alive when t comes Co light work an f you've got any easy 5ob tbat can dc comfortable like. SO A5 to stimulate my appetite 'thcu@ weak uiB' my nerves
 "t nave told you, my friend inter. rapted She man of the house that ana 8 poor man ! sympatbize with you, but aus not able tC do anything to 5elp you, and ! certainly don't know of any light work you could do. ] am lecturer and , make only bare Twin"
 Tculd you miuc aeii6G rar gaat gOu lecture about2'
 No, The subject of the iectare l aE delivering this season ;s Tue h. dEstriul Crisis
 Mister said the caller eagerly, don you want teller Ic travel with you as s horrible example Of the effects Of idleness2r Chicago Tribune