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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21

OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T., Feb. 90
Especial. 1.-The oppression of the insur-
ance companies of Oklahoma is becoming g
intolerant The rates are all out of reason.
1t makes no difference what the character
of the building may be, or whether we
have waterwOrks or not. they still keep up
the price, The rates on buildings in many
cases are three times what they are Oh
similar buildings in the state of Kansas.
Through the laxity of the law the ipsur-
auce companies know that they have US,
and they are taking advantage OF the cir
cumstance. At the next session Of the
legislature one of the first things that
should be done is to appoint an insurance
commission to regulate insurance matters
for the people. In Kansas Citv. Mo-, a
gasoline engine makes no difference in the
price Of insurance. In Oklahoma. under
the same conditions, the rate is 2 or 3 per
cent.
There is prospect that the Oklahoman
will come out on a firm basis. Already
the reports are that a stock company has
been formed. made up of a number of lead
ing Democrats of this city. Sam Smal's
name will still appear at the head, and he
will, In company with several OF the
others, dictate the policy of the paper.
Osiahoman, or, rather, against Mr.. Nc
Master and his sons, enjolning them from
publishing newspaper or having any
thing to do with publishing one. The in
junction was brought by the Press-GaZ-
cite. The case will be tried the 26th,
The Democracy seems TO be somewhat
torn up. There is determination on the
part of the leaders and men of standing
and merit in the territory to institute
~ W NJ ho
Democrats will 20 into the next campaign
with fair chance of winning. The peo-
pie at large have had enough of freaks,
aud demand men in the lead who have at
least common sense. This they are bound
to have, and will get, and that in the near
future.
The weather has been very changeable.
before Monday night we had the appear
ance of another blizzard, But, taken as
whole. the winter has been delightful
one, with little or no complaint.
Mrs. Horace Wilson, assisted by Miss
Virginia Tucker, will receive on Thursday,
FeD 22
A class for the study of the Bible has
been organized, with Rev. Mr.. Hawiey at
the head. Quite an interest is taken by u
number of our thinking people.
Last Friday Miss Celene Gray came
down from Perry, where she is teaching
school. to make us visit.
On Friday, March 2nd, DR.. Henry Hall,
United States army chaplain at Fort
Reno. will speak before the high school on
Japan. DR.. Hall spent many years in the
interior of China as missionary, and has
travelled around the world several times
He is a gentleman of culture and an inter-
esting speaker. Much pleasure in an
ticipated from him.
tombstone. the mind reader, entertained
the citizens of Oklahoma City on SatuI-
hay night. That he did many surprising
things goes without saying, although in
the audience were number of skepticS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
PAINS AND ACHES.

need not last long-not any longer than it
takes to put on ALLCOCK's Porous PLAs-
TER. The only thing TO look out for is
thai you get the right plaster. There are
others, bat you don't want them: take our
word for it, for when you need a plaster
You need it, and there's no time for expert
mentiug and finding out mistakes then.
Ask for ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs and
see that you yet them. If they say that
some other is just as as good tell them
that only .he best is good enough for you
ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERS are quick
and sure, and acknowledged by the highest
medical authorities and everybody else to
be the best outside remedy Tor pains and
aches of every description.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
TRAIN ROBBeR HARDIN AT LARGE.

ST Louis, Feb. 29-The details have
reached here of the escape from Chester
Qlls.,) prison Of Joseph S. Hardin. the
Centr alia Qlls.) train Iobber, sent up for
twenty years. Il seems that Hardin
from the time he stepped into the peni-
tentiary at Chester began TO cultivate
friendship with the trusty convicts who
were employed as cart drivers. He be-
came fast friend OF one OF these and yes
terday the cart driver permitted him To
jump into the vehicle and lie down on the
bottom of the bed The trusty drivc-
then loaded the cart with clay, completely
covering the form OF the train roboer.
When the cart WAS loaded the trusty
drove out of the gates of the penitentiary.
On arriving at the river bank where
dump had been established for the pur-
pose OF strengthening the levee, Hardin
was dumped with the clay. down the em-
bankment aud into the river Ir Is
thought that by prearranRement there
was skiff near at hand, into which be
jumped, and was rowed beyond the reach
and sight OF the authorities.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
fsa;tfvY OF sVOcxnot oras

Kansas CIR. Feb. 2o.-Tas hearing d;
the suit % the bsnk OF AtchisoD eoua,y
against John w. BTer. Walter A. Busksr.
T. WinGsr and FIRE.: ". Perkins, stock
hold-r, Of tbe New Hampshire IarestEs.ef
company. = broken winnsr entsr1riEs.
waz concluded b~fofs Judge ScsFfstf -
day. TIE bank charged the New Hsfnp-
sbirs lsssstmsat company VITA f1skisz
frau9tIsts rsprs.eratasgofss a. 70 the botes
ii9aEed by il. snd sought 10 recover frofn
tks oHsc-rn ca their liabilities .s siork
holders. The defense ~.s ;szi ihs beads
a. ths i!use they we're Ssxo:4siso wsrs
ample ssesss;y for tbs eses 81 .ss ssrsst-
snsn. company 70 the bsDE JedstE~nt
vas rss1ssed sgsiss. 81 shs dsssaSADts
sIcsps Nssnss
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
THE FRENCH. IAWNaxeR.

PARIS, Feb. 20.-In the chamber OF dep
ties today the minister of husbandry COM
ba'ed the Juarez project of a government
monopoly for the sale of corn. The min
lister said that, according to NJ. Jaurez.
the government might monopoiizs mill
ing, banking, etc
The deputies finally rejected NJ. Jaurez's
proposal by vote OF ass 10 liz.
M Meiine. president OF the standing
committee on customs. spoke in support
OF the committees scheme 10 adjust the
corn duty TO the existing price by sliding
scale.
The government opposed this plan, and
il was rejected-40l to l0S.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 90 Election re-
turns Are coming in siowi,, but the indi-
carious point 20 heavier vote than wss
cast last fall for 81 ate treasurer and justice
of the supreme court. when the R.pubii-
can plurality was l35. i46 In Philadelphia
nearly every ward thus lar heard from
shows Republican gains. aud u the ratio
of increase is maintained, the Rrpuslicsn
plurality in this city will be nearly to,cOt.
au increase of 1900 over last fali In Ih.
country districts the Democrats are gain
Ing somewhat, but II Il sale 20 say th.s
Gslusha A. Grow is elected Congressman
ar-large by between 10000 aud l3o,VN
plurality.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 20 0-Tweniyfou
out of the thur y-seven warts % the ci'y
give Giow IS 59s; Hancock. "a 309; Arthur
ID Markley (Pennsylvanis Democracy,
545; III. f. Morrow tProhibitionl, 81, Victor
Lotier. tpopusist). l26
The Republican plurality in the city
will probably reach eo00c. Returns fron
the state at midnight Indicate plurality
for Grow of more than 1850
PHILADELPHIA. Feb 2i-Thiriy fiv.
out OF 81 wards in PhiiadelpGia give Grow.
10, ,301; Hancock, 53,3s4 The m.SS'u,.
wards will add about l.0oo to Grows plu-
rality.
The Associated Press returns up to i;S0
u -
raIity in the state OF l51OO0. Tnls is he
greatest plurality ever gwen tue kepuo-
licsn ticket ia tniS city or STATE.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Philadelphia
complete gives the following votes on Goa
gresman.at-larg Grow, ll1.2Ss; Ham
cock. IS, 3a6; Markley, l.2l2; " A,rsow. 20;
Lotier. LOS
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2l.-Au but sax
counties have been heard from. without
these Grow mas plurality OF l4o.4sS.
IN PITTsBURo.
PITTsBURG. Pa, Feb. 21.-The municpa
election today WAS one of the most excit
ing in years, and the result was sub>tau-
tial victory Tor the Republicans They
gained number of alderman, aud carried
the city by from 5000 To 5000 la Allegheny
they also made material gains. Ia several
wards in Pittsburg the contests were 40
bitter that quarrels ensued. during which
revoivers, knives, black jacks aud fists
were freely used. but fortunately without
serious results
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
ITALIANS eOYcOITEo.

NEW CASTLE. Pa. Feb. 21.-Sevsrai
weeks ago nearly all the New Castle man
ufacturers aud the railroads csutsring
here. decided that In the futurs they
would employ no foreign lAb0rers bat
would give work 10 American citizen only.
As result the Italians are actually on the
verge Of starvation. They are greatly en-
ragged, aud today a foreman received y
letter threatening death IL the foreigners
we're not engaged within a week. IL was
stated further that Other foreman would
be treated the same way Tue threatened
foreman Is greatly alarmed. aud Is carry
ing arms to protect him sell
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
10 SHELBY.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.--Ths sxscutsTe
session of tie senate today devoted cou-
siderable time 20 discussion OF the merits
Of General Joseph o. Shelby, whose sofgl-
uziioa as marshal oil the Western distFict
of Missouri was under Consideration Tee
nomiDa,io ion had been saTo-aoly reported 20
ths COMMITTEES on Judiciary without OBJ
iscsion. bat 5rnAior Chandler called a.
t<n.loa 70 serious chsrses recently made
by al cx-CoDfederat= 10 q New York
paper.
] &c nomination went ever without action
because IL wzs discovered tsas there vas
not qaor5n of tss sseass present.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
Recovered the Racer.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 2o-After chase
of over week David Waldo has regaiued
possession of the race horse Catian, at
P.ola. Kan. The horse was taken from
Waldo's barn By B. A. l.. Thompson,
under a search warrant issued by Justice
Worthen. Thompson is a Chicago turf
man, who claims to have mortgage on
Catlan, while Waldo claims the horse
until a feed oill for $3.50 IS paid Up TO
yesterday afternoon Wal1o was totally in
the dark as TO Catlan's whereabouts
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
IHE DANES COMMISSION.

CEECoTAH, !. T.. Feb. 0,-Tae Dawes
commission met tae representatives Of the
five civilized tribes sgsin today, aud pro
pounded to them the question OF stale
hood aud lands iG seyera.fy. Ine prevail
ing sentiment OF the delegates seems 20 Dc
that the sacred obligations made 10 them
ia the treaty BIZ The Unired states shouii
be observed and The land tenure ren@ia
intact. while, on the other band, the com
mission says that this would resuiF'n 10 nEs-
DihiiAtion or absorption, The commits
SIGN stated TO the delegates that the state
OF affairs that exists il tie territory al
the present time could no;, aad sAo1 ID
pos. coutinua
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
fOR SALARIES.

DENVER. FEB. 20.-Staie Treasurer
Nance refuses 20 transfer the <o5,Vo bal
ance left over from the legislative fund OF
1891 TO the unexpended fand Of $1,000 now
in the state treasury, FOR The purpose OF
paying the expenses Of the extra session o!
the legislature. as authorized by the ap-
preparation bin recently passed. His
reason il tha, ihe s33 90 is lied up By an
Injunction Of e. II. Rollins & Son, who
represent holders OF warrants Of ls9L
The Legislators are now looking for soo1s
other fo1d from which to take their
s4Iayi.z
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
M0W iu col oRAnc

LEADgLLg. Colo. Feb. % 1t has been
showing on the mountains almost coa-
stsntlY for three days. bat it is qaf;s
warm, tbs Thermometer registering 81
degrees above zero tonight. The South
Park road is unAbie 70 get trains through
on account ot tbe snowdrifts Ia the
vicinity Of kokO1o. Up srcsod the OK
tunnel At Bask. op the Colorado Midland
railroad, the snow Is six or eight feet deep.
but this is not uans1ai at this =eskoG-
There have beea no dis sstrJus sDowslio~s.
Until a week ago ths snowfall oa the
mountains. heTez bouts tad bsea the light
est IN several Years
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
TIE ANAL cAma1rD SCALE

PITTsBURG, Pa. Feb. 20 20-Noswithstsnd-
ing the action taken by the amalgamated
convention yesterday. to stand firm for the
scale, number Of puddlers broke away
today and returned TO work at the Key
stone mill. accepting the rate. The msu-
agement claims to have a sufficient mum
Der of men cooperate eight furnaces and a
general resumption will take place toner
row. The national officers are pleased
with the result OF the convention, aud
predict that the crisis Is passed, and that
better times for the iron and steel work
ers may be expected in the near future.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
GENERAL ARTZ,S BOOKS.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 2o.-A special to the
LINES from Topeka says;
1T was today reported that an investi-
CATION into the affairs of Adjutant Gen
eral Artz's office was being made, and that
there was probability that the general
would be removed.
asked for an explanation of the strange
proceedings, General Artz said: When |
returned from Iowa last week | learned
that reports had been circulated 10 the
effect that that my books Were
in bad shape, and that | had APP
propriated property belonging TO the
state to my own use. / laid the matter
before the governor and asked for an IN
vestigation. The stories, | understand,
grew out of something Mrs. Lease said.
The expert will find my office all right. /
have nothing more to say
Governor Leweliing admitted tonight
that he had ordered the investig alton.
The governor declined to say whetner or
not General Artz had been removed pend
ing the investigation, but it is generally
understood that the general is out"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
CH,CkaSHA CHAT.

CHIcKAsHA, !. L, Feb. 2n-lSpecial1- =
A serious runaway occurred here on Sat
urdsy evening, in which Mr. J. b. Sparks
and his mother. Mrs. Owens. nearly los;
their life. While cut driving south O.
town a team driven by Mr.. Dunbar he.
came nnmanageabie, and, gaining head
way AS they went. crashed iuio the buggy
driven BY the ladies, tearing il in pieces
sad throwing the ladies violently 10 the
ground. Mrs sparks had ner hand badly
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21

storer SO fsr-reaching and 50 unfailing IN its
effects that it can be guaranteed In the
most stubborn Skin. Scalp, or Scrofulous
Affections, or in every disease that's caused
by a torpid liver or by impure blood-if it
ever fails 10 benefit or cure, you have your
money back
Nothing else. ST any price. Is really as
cheap. You pay only for the good you get
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
Feud Settled with Fists.

MARION, Ind, Feb. 20.-A prize-fight
occurred 10 the opera house at Gas City
late last night between David Carroll of
this place aud Lew Locke Of Jonesboro.
All tue sports from the neighboring towns
attended. Locke was knocked out in the
ninth round. A personal feud between
the contestants made the fight an earnest
one. Locke weighed l3S pounds, Carroll
N
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.
"Honest" John Kelly will not referee
the Jackson Corbett fight. Tue pugilists
are down on him.
Pitcher Breitenstein goes back to St.
Louis this season.
Con Riordan, Peter Jackson's former
sparring partner, in speaking of Jsckson's
chances against Corbett, said: II don't
think Jackson as good a man today as he
used To be II few years ago / believe Cor
bett will beat him inside of twenty rounds.
jackson has gone back considerably, and
cannot hit as hard as he used to. His left
hand body blow might hurt Corbett some
what. though. think"
The sporting papers in England have
long ago been considered the proper stake
holders for all professional athletic and
cycling events, They do not look with
favor on the proposal to have the y. c. U.
to be shareholders for the professional
cycling races. which are likely to be go
in that country this season.
Beauchamp & Jarvis of Cnncordia, Kan.
have purchased Tom MeGregor. 2:201.
This horse is a grand individual, aud fast
enough to reduce his record at any time.
Fred Taral says he will ride L,mpligh ghter
in both the Brooklyn and Suburban hsudi-
caps. Ii is presumed, therefore, that j. X.
& L. p. Keene will not want him to ride
st. LeOnards in the Brooklyn.
Kansas City Journal: II. G. Toler of
the Ashland stock farm, Wichita, Kan,
was in the city yesterday. Toier is one of
the best known trotting horse breeders IN
Kansas He owns Ashland Wilkes, who
has a grand record AS assire of speedy
trotters. His campaigning stable for 1894
will Include Myron McHenry, n 6-year-old
by Ashland Wilkes and Lulu Dulaney. u
4year-old by the same sire, II green eligible
to the three minute class and IA 2 year-oid
by Ashland Wilkes. all of which give
promise OF going fast this season.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
ROASTS ALL SPORTS
PRESIDENT ELLIOTT DEMANDS
MORE STUDY By STUDENTS.

He Would Abolish Football Alto
gether Until the Game is SO Al.
tered That the Violence BE-
tween Players Will Not
Cause Death or Injury.
Important Action III
Regard to ANA
teur Bicycle
Races Taken.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
RATES TOO STEEP
OKLAHOMA KICKS AGAINST HIGH
PRICES IN INSURANCE.

An Attorney at Ferry Convicted of
Perjury on Legal Technically.
John Brogan Decides to Allow
Some Other Democrat to
Run for Mayor-Details
OF the Fratricide at
the Town of One
ga-Territori.
al Topics.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
BAD FOR -PEIXOTO
Els TROOPS WORSTED BY THE LAND
FORCES OF THE REBELS.

Reinforcements Being Hurried For.
ward to Strengthen the Points
Threatened by the insurgents.
Admiral da CANA Said to
be Recovering From the
Wounds Sustainedin
th Recent Fight
Near Nicthe-
roy-Notes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21

There wouldn't be any cases Of chronic Ca
tarrh il all used DR.. Sage's Remedy. That's
positire. It's proprietors will pay $500 re-
ward for an incurable case
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
IT'S STILL GROWING
PENNSYLVANIA ENDEAvORING TO
MAKE IT UNANIMOUS

Galusha A. Grows Plurality Esti.
mated at One Hundred and Fif-
ty-Flve Thousand. With Sew
eral Counties to be Heard
From-The Kansas Stall
warts Again Resolve
Against Fusion OF
Any Kind.
Notes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
DON'T BE TNPOSED UPON

PieTces Golden Medical Dis
covery. Go TO a reliable
dealer. He'll sell you what
you want. The ones who
have something else TO urge
upon you in Its place are
thinking OF the extra profit
they'll make. These things
pay them better, but they
don't care about gor.
None of these cheap sub
stitutes is Just as good" as
the Discovery That is
the only blood-clesnser, flesh
builder, and strength re-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
The Turf Record,

Rory. Ind. Feb. 2o.-Firss race-Fivs
fnrlonss: Flora A. wop. Earnest l.. sec
ond; Fauntlproy. third. Time, 1:oi1I
Second -Nine-sixteenths OF a mile:
Comedy third. Time, :5Sil.
rd-Nine-sixteenths o. a mile: Mary
won: Missal, second; Tonl Msckin, third.
Time, IS.
Fourth - Nine-sixteenths CT mile:
Nance won; Little Fred, second; Luxe L !.
third Time, :5Sz
Fifth -Eleveu-sIxteenths Of mile:
Eagle Bird won; Indigo, second; Royal
Carter, third. Time, l;i0sS.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2o-Firss race
SIX fur,onzs: sam Farmer won; ihe
Bully. second. London smoke, third
Time, I:2i5<-
.ecoud-fonr and o1s-haH furioags:
Jack Farrell won. Qui-sda, second, Too
Wit. ihiEd. Time. "a.
Thirt-Seven iariosgs: Tenny, Jr.
won; VrTbena. second; Circus. ;nir5'
FouFth-Six furloazs: kildare woa:
Roaser, second; Wedgeaelj, third Tine
I:l91..
F.ith-SIx farsoGgs Marcel vsa, Belle
p. second; SsGroek. third Tia-c, l--i7.-
&. LoCls, Feb el-Rssults az Madison:
Flrst--F0ur and oss-h bait .ur!0ngs- So5o-
rs Boy won: Little Fellow. Jr-. second,
Wheeler, third. Tins. laGz
s~cuue-Esy= and one-Azf f1-fougs.
Acilojam won, Governor Brown. sec1adi
BaEthoi. third. Time, i12.
aira-Four aad oas azs f1.innSs:
Diamond Dick woa. Roy, second. Bad
Brooks, third Tine. i.n
Four hive and oa@-haR .grlo5zs
Wi.d HgaErsss xon: Me1ssutr. second
Fancy Hsaks. snird Tiuss. 49,.
FGsEe-SJx Aad oGs-hzH fufiosS-s F4kir
wou. Ost-9.-s Sai, ssccas, Iscae. third
Time, III
ssx.A-seTea and oae-hais tailogxs;
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21
Lifeboat won; Henry Jenkins. second; Oil
yer Twist, third. Time. 1:43.

HoT SPRINGS Atk.. Feb. 20-First race
LongfeIlow. second; Investigator. third.
Time, / :06Is
Second-Tbree-fourths Of mile: Doley
Brown won; St. Mark. second; Colonel
Whe..tiy. third. Time. 1:22.
fhird-Three-eights Of mile: Rather
won; April Fool, second: Nellie Miller,
third. Time, IS
Fourth-Thr-e-sourth OF mile: Galeu
Brown won; Hoodoo, second; Harry l..
third. Time, 1:2lis.
Fifth-Eiesen-six eenths OF mile:
Green Prewitt and Bangum ran dead
heat-purse divided; Barney Aurou. Jr.,
third. Time 1:l4
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-21

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb s0.-First race
Five fariongs: Norle won; Annie Moore,
second; Malcolm, third. Time, 1:05
Second-Five and oue-half furlongs:
Semple won; Johnny Pavne, second; Nor
ven, third. Time. l:12St.
Third-Six and one-haif furlongs: Royal
Flush won; Sarragossa, second; Oakland,
third. Time, 1:26s<.
Fourth-Six furlongs. Hercules won;
Folly. second; Sobthern Lady, third.
Time, lisa.
Sixth-Slx furlongs: Ravine Won, Red
Chief. secoud; Silver Plate. third. Time,
19l4.
In last race Resurrection stumbled and
fell, and Was so badly injured that it was
necessary to shoot him.
The Washington bee., 1894-04-28
All He Wanted.

What do you want?" she asked of
the tramp who had made his way
around to the kitchen door.
"Nothin' much, ma'am,' he replied,
with politeness that awakened her
suspicion.
Money, 1 suppose We don't give
tramps money"
Nom. l don't want no money"
We'll, we have no victuals, except
for dinner, and they amt done yet.'
Il don't even ask for none of yer
dinner, ma'am. All l want is some
dry bread; jes' dry bread
She was touched.
Poor man, she exclaimed. Here,
I'll give you a piece of pie, anyhow"
Nom. l druther hev the dry bread"
do you like it?'
No, but yer see me an the rest of
the boys hez hustled aroun' till we've
got a turkey, an some celery, an some
cranberry sauce an some plum pud-
din, an all we want now is jes' the
dry bread ter make the stuttin of.
The Washington bee., 1894-04-28
No Room To ExNlain.

The tramp with a new gag approach
ed the man with money in his pocket.
Please. SIR he said. will you give
MahmemOsic something today
Who's Mahmemosic! asked the
gentleman. somewhat puzzled.
It's Indian, sir. for Man-not afraid-
to-ask- k-for-a-dime.
That's all right but | never heard
Of MahmemOSic before"
The tramp assumed q look of amaze
ment.
What he exclaimed; "never heard
of Mahmemosic:"
No; never did
Did you ever hear Of Abraham Lin
coIn:"
Lincoln? Lincoln?" queried the gen
tleman, catching a cue. Who's he.
The tramp ignored the question.
Perhaps you've heard of Gen.
Grant"
Cant say | ever did
You've certainly heard of Washing
tom"
Washington? Washington" and
the gentleman rubbed his chin thought
fully. Let me see; what was his first
nHme?'
"George, sir-George Washington
No: ! never heard of him. Who
was he:'
The tramp took a long look at his
proposed benefacrOr.
Well he said, he was man who
never done what you are dOin now i'll
great shape" and the tramp hail the
gentleman in q hole he couldn't get
out of without paying Il dime and cut
ting short further explana Detroit
Free Press.