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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-08-06
At the Brosdwstsr
sharpe's orchestra at the Broadwstsr to-
niuhi
.JoTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

Some Montana wool brought l2l4 cents al
Great FAls a few days ago.
John 4. UConnoll, driver of the Seventh
ward hose coTt. 10 the happy father Of a
ten-pound boT.
Tho state convention OF the Epwofth
league of Montana will meet at Helena
August Ia and Is.
The Hslona Bar association Will meet
this evening 40 the United States court
room in the Gold block.
The Broadwater na,at Orium will be closed
to-day for repairs. The plunge will be
rssdy for visitors in few days
DIR. @. c. Foster. Of Boston. with party
OF botanists from tho agricultural depart
mont at Washington are camping near she
YsllowBtone park this week. ThaT are
taking notes on the dora and fauna of that
mountainous region,
In tho suit OF Mayor Golsthrops vs. the
city OF Great Falls, Judge Benton gave a
decision in favor OF tho plaintiff. The city
council passed nm ordinance reducing tho
salary OF the mayor who claimed that the
aldermen exceeded their power in 80 doing.
COMPANY /, OF the Twentieth infantry,
oompt ised OF Indian soldiers. was disbnnd.
ed al Fort Assinniboine las, week. aud the
Indian soldors that wet0 left we're given a
three montha fuTlonRh. At the snd OF that
time they will rsosivs their discharge GER
tifioates and ilnal statements.
The militia OF the city will give a ball to-
night at the Auditorium. The proceeds are
10 20 TO Miss Lydia Wsrih who was acct
dentally shot In the arm a few days ago by
a mililiaman OF this city. A largo attend
Anee is expected al this ball, which prom.
lars to bo a very pleasant affair.
ThS president has signed an aot suspend.
ing for ons year the law compelling those
who have located IMMORAL claims 20 put
500 worth OF work or improvements each
rear to retain their riRhts. This ACT was
introduced by MIR. Sweet OF Idaho. II will
be OF great bonent TO hundreds of miners In
,his state as we'll as the entire west.
Az q freight train from Great Falls was
oomiug down the grade near Iron atAtion.
about ten miles from Helena on the Mon
tans Genital, wheel broke In two aud
ditched n car. The accident happened
about $3.50 o'clock last evening. No one
was seriously hurt and tho damage 10 the
train d,d not amount 10 very much. The
road was cleared In fow houfo after tho
accident
The James Medili who was brought hefo
from Custer station 70 answer 10 charge
OF fobbing A. J. King of $50, il not James
Mo0ul who 10 in the employ OF tho Helena
Hack Il Iranafef company, A. the name
Jamaa Mo0il IL an uncommon one, MIR.
Mo0ill OF this city was afraid that hia
many friends out OF the town might. on
euolna the notice, think that hO had TO-.
paken tile path OF Ieotitude aud Rono Into
the holdup business, hence this notice.
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European 0iilesr Tells OF the Sink
ing Of tho Transpor! Row
Shing.
Cruieed About In Boats Shooting
Helpless Men Struggling In
the Water.
WouId Listen to no Explanation, Aeoep
no Condltioos-TbsT Transport an
English Vessel.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The Times Tomorrow
will publish a dispatch from Shanghai,
stating that Col. Won HAnnikan. formerly
side-de.camp to tho yieOToy. Who was
among those rescued from the British
steamer Kov Shins. whish. while being
u1ed ss transport for Chinese troops, was
sunk by torpedosa from tho japanese war.
ship Naniawu. has given his testimony
before commission appointed TO inquire
into the facts relative 10 the sinking Of the
vessel. Col. Won Hsuniken says the Ma
uiawa ordered the Kow shing 10 come 10
anchor which order was obeysd. Then
the japanese commanded the Transport to
hoist anchor and get undor WY and follow
the NAniAws 10 japan.
Az soon as the substanos OF this oider be-
came known 10 the Chinese troops on the
Kow Shing they insisted that the order be
not obsyed. informing the officers that they
preferred death TO being captured. Capt.
Ghlsworthy. master OF the Kow shing. eI-
planned 10 the japanese commander that
the How shing was q British vessel, and
stated that she had left port before hostili-
ties between japan and China had been
commenced. He offered 10 abandon the
voyage and return to China. After little
time the Naniawa displayed signals read
ing. Abandon ship" To this tho captain
sienailsd In reply. ~ nm positive the troops
will no, permit me TO leave" When this
signal was read tho NaniAwh withdrew
a little further from the Kow
Shipg and discharged torpedo
M the TRANSPORT. The torpedo struck the
hull of the Kow Shing and exploded. toAr-
ing great rent In the bottom. Az the
transport was sinking the NaniawA fred a
broadside into her. aud half an hour later
tho Eaniaws lowered an armed boat which
crui.ed about the place where ,he trsnsI ort
had gone down and fred upon men who
were struggling In the watef.
Dispatches received at tho foreign ohios
from shanghai confirm the Times dispatch
as to the testimony given BY Col. van Han
niten. Ofiicisi adviccs show that some OF
tho British officers OF the kov ShinR
| jumped overheard from the vessel aud we're
rescued by boats from the Japanese war
ship.
SHANGHAI, Aug. "a fumor 10 the ef-
feet that the Japanese nset had oaptu cd
thee men-of-sar has not been confirmed.
As yet theirs has boen no disorder in this
city growing out OF the war. beyond few
trlfiinG enoountsfs between japan aud
ChuItse tovdiss. The municipal council
APP Lointed rendezvous for volunteers in
the event OF an emergency arising that will
require theif services, but no anxiety 10 felt
ss 10 the safety Of Europeaus.
The Japanese association, which In
cludss among It's members leading japan
ese OF Shanghai and vicinity. isausd a
warning TO japanese residents that they
must behave themselves and avoid snV act
that would tend 20 eciptate conflict
with the Chinese. They are particularly
quarter of the city after dark. and TO re-
main az far ns possible. within their homes.
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REVISED RACING DATES.
A Few sight Changes In tho Pro-
Eramme.

A Few sight Changes In tho Pro-
Eramme.
Francis Pope. secretary Of the Helena
racing association. returned from Ana
conda yesterday. MIR. Pope rerurDs very
confident that the Helena rseos are TO be
successful in every way. lie anticipates a
good attendance and he thinks we are In
many respects to have the best race meet
ing OF this season on the Montana circuit.
Marcus DAILY assured Mr.. Pope while in
Anaconda that the Daily stable will be senl
here for the meeting. aud that he himself
will attend the races.
To-day is tho last day OF the races at An
aconda. The Butte meeting opens Wednes.
day. Aug. Z, and runs fourteen days. ending
Aug. %. The Path Ia a blank racing day
20 enable the horses 10 &c, over 10 Helena
10 be on hand NJ the opening day OF the
twenty-fifth annual exhibition Of the Mon
tana State Fair. These dates were finally
settled upon by the secretaries OF the thfee
different racing associations At meeting
held In Ansconpa Lass Saturday for that
purpose. This arranRement gives Ana
conda Que day and Butte four days moie
than the programme already publiahed.
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A FAMOUS PASTORAL
Some Inside History of bishop Waiter
soa's Total Abstinence Deorea

soms Inside History ~ bishop Waiter
soa's Total AbstiReBee Decree.
COLUMBUS. o., Aug 5.-1o an Associated
press agent to-day Bishop Wstloson gave
some interesting inside history leading up
10 hla now famous pastoral letter on total
abstinenoe. aud Catholic societies IN Tola-
tion 10 nsnufaotuFers and VsnderA Of in-
toIioants. A week before Thanksgiving
last rear q member of one Of the Columbus
societies belonging 10 the Knights OF
81 Johns union, told tho bishop
OF preparations making Ia their society for
an entertain ment al which beof was 10 be
sold and promiseuous danolng induleed 10.
After roprimAndinR the Nom berg the bishop
received a promise that the Objectionable
features would be omitted. N0twlthatand-
ing this the sntsftainment was hold ha
originally Intended. When the bishop
heard Of this violation be refused longer 10
recognize Tho nsmbss Of tbe society sa
Catholic citizens.
10 December. AZ the regular election Of
tbs soeioty, aaloohksepera, REGARDLESS. OF
the bishops wishes, were eloeted president
and captain. respectively. The bishop
th0Teugon warned the mOmbsra that u
these officers Vsfs installed be would de-
prlye tho whole divilion OF its rank aud
privileges as a Catholic society. Tho soei-
city thefsupon resolved 10 consult the nu-
pTsmo president Of their union. The bish-
ops action In regard 70 the society was ny
held by SRtolli. The aoclsiy was not salts
fed aud hearing that the delegate vas 10
visit Columbus In June drew up y second
appeal, which they asked the bishop 20
sign, that 10 might 90 immediately 10 The
dsleRatc.
While this was going on in Columbus. The
nationsl convsntion OF the ST. Johns
union was taking place In Buffalo. and q
few delegates from Columbus Attom pied
the unprecedented thinR Of arrpigniug {
bishop before convention OF laymon.
| The second decision OF tho delegate wal
mnds July 3. aud addressed 10 the sscre-
tary OF tho protesting society. After
SAtolli irst Lays down the general prinoi
pie that 10 belongs 10 the Office OF bishoI
TO find out In his own diocese what Il
hurtful or helpful 20 the spiritual good o
the faithful, he gsys II belongs TO biI
power TO commend. forbid, counsel ol
Judge condu uoive to his own duty aud ths
good Of the faithful. The letter or decree
OF the bishop OF Columbus concerning
Catholic societies, directing 10 abstain
from iatoxicstinR drinks. ought By nc
means 20 be subject to the judgment ol
every private individual or every assem.
blage OF simple Catholics or citizens; bui
evety Catholic in good conscience must
bod for certain that the bishop has oom-
msnded those things which seem TO be fol
tbs greatest good OF the faithful and th,
honor OF every Catholic society.
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AolIen Of the Chicago A. II. U.

CHIcLoo Aug. h-After O struggle Of
forty days against the united railroads the
A. Il. U. IN Chicago declared of the strike
inaugurated on behalf of Pullman en-
ployes. Beginning tomorrow morning
each member OF tho union who responded
TO the order 10 strike will ee al liberty
10 issume work. Tho strike 10 of
in Chicago excspt with employees
of the SANTA Fe and the Chicago a Eastern
Illinois by tomorrow the strike will be
declared off along tho entire system OF
roads Bffscte1 by the recent movement.
This action was decided on at q meeting OF
the delegates Of twenty-four local labor
unions affiliated with the A. H. u, held
this afternoon. This action Ia purely
local. and the declaration does not even
afect Pullman.
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STRIKERS HAVE LOST.
That Seems to Be tho Case at the Omaha
Packing Houses.

fhoktnR HOUSES.
OMAHA, July 6.-The South Omaha
strikers have so far reoSded from their po-
sition as TO be ready 10 arbitrsts their dif.
fsrenoes. They had several largely attend
ed meetings to-day. After much discus
sion OF the situation the strikers agreed 70
trust TO arbitration and appointed a COM
ruittee TO confer with the packing people
and arbitrate a scale OF wages. Tbs COM
mittee called on the managers OF tho pack
ing houses aud sftsr soms preliminary
diminishing we're told they would be given
al answer tomorrow. From other sources
il is known that The answer will be a POSI-
tive refusal 30 msst the arbitration oom
mittee, and refusal of any tsrms except
those frst proposed. complete surrender
and the return Of tbs men 40 tho old scale.
A car containing nifty butchers arrived
from Chicago at noon and the men we're
rushed into the works before the strikers
had time to speak TO them. Some trouble
is apprehended when the strikers discover
they have lost. The new men cannot be
reached. and large dining halls have been
fitted In the various plBnts and thsy will
eat and stay there. having no intercourse
with outsidors
Fifty erta police arc on duty and no
strikers nre permitted 10 approach the
place. hence no damage 10 likely, even II
attempied
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American Meat for the nelIIssrsatA

KANSAS CRY. Aug. 6.-Ths Armour Pack
log company OF Kansas City nAy pTovs an
important factor in the wAs between Japan
and Chins, ~ impending negotiations are
carried 20 a successful snd. Recently II
received cable from Yokoharns, japan,
from the mikado's government, asking for
ths price on half million pounds OF
canned corn beef for tho Japan Amy.
The com, any oabled an Answer, Pending
rep y, which ia expected aoon. the company
is prepared 90 60 into the business ot ship.
ping meat 20 battling AsiAtloa on a big
scale. The company hRa Alao opened nego-
tlAtiona with the Chinese legation al Wnih-
ingtou.
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COULD soon ADJOURN.

Not Much but tho TArlG TO Keep the
senate Together.
wasuNoroS AaR. with tho iAufI
dia, osod Of tho aenato opuld probably ad-
iourn In thleo or four dayG Tho last Of
tho general appropriation bilIa has passed
the house, aud majority OF them have
been signed by The president Some Of
these bills arc in conference still, bat N an
agr, omont ON them would bring adjourn.
ment, u would not long be delayed az
ther6 nre no irIeoonollablo differences he-
tvoen tho two houses ON appropriations.
here IL no Measure othot tnnn the tatiil
bill and tho app opriatlon bills wilton
would be atTong enough 10 hold the senate
together for syen daY. The Iroh.
abllities for The week include the tara
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ATHLETIC TOURNEY.
strong, Swift aud Agile Young Men in
tho Lists.


tho Lists.
Special to Tho Independsnt
BUTTE. Aug. b,-The annual field day Of
ths Pastims Athletic club hero to-day was
groat success. Tho evsnts we're for the
state championship. Helena, Anaconda
and Butte wore. however. the only eisiss
represented. Helena won the iifty yard
dash, the hop. stsp aud jump. aud ths polO
vsultinR. The fifty yard dash was won by
A. Corley. of Helena. ia seconds, Donald
ellis, OF Butte. second. Gillis won the
twenty Eve yard dash and tho 100 yard
race. Phil Carr. of Butte won the
standing broad jump. the three standing
jumps and the standing high jump. A.
Corley, of Holena. won the hop. step and
jump. thirty eight feot one inch. and the
pole vaulting, nine feet eight inches. The
high kick was won By II. Hansen. of
Butte. Joseph Hooper. of Butte. put the
sixteen-pound shot furthOst and won at
throwing the sixteen-Found hammer. Fred
YneRer, OF Helena. made several close con-
tesla but did not get a medal.
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conference committee report. subsequent
debate aud Alao the presentation Of oUnfef-
enoe reports on the sundTy civil, river aud
harbor. Indian and general deficiency APP
propTiAtion bills, aud confederation OF the
calendar vheh these mofo important mat
ters do not occupy position 10 receive at-
tention. Tho smigrant bill will como MP
Tomorrow at two o'clock aud, In lieu OF
hspubliean sonators are In condition 10
pfess tbs question Of ths further llmlta-
sion OF immigration, bat 90 far tho demo
Gratis In the senate have not shown dispo'
sition 10 socept the ohAllsnRs, and they
may choose TO permit the republicans 70
monopolizs the discussion OF tho subject.
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CoIoRApo srRtS0S Col, July 6-Ths
Colorado Springs Wheel club, tho chamber
OF commsros aud the Sunaower Carnival
club Joined foroaa this year TO oner l., A
W. tourists eyory chance aud induesmsn,
20 Wait the Plks's Peak region And have an
immensely good time while here, Al elab-
orate pfoar mme has been arranged foI
Waiting whsslmsn. which will inoiudo a
cog excursion 20 Pixies Ieak, q 2 aud lhu-
tern park trip and q tip through the Ut'
pAaa 10 cAauAds canon.
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TELEGRApnIC pREYITIEs.

JACKSON, Misc. Aug. G-ES-GoH Blair
died a. his homo "a ll2O this morning,
DNNyER. Aue. 6--'rhe Numerous coal
mines In soulhern ColoTato and New
Mexico will I've roopened Tomorrow, giving
employment 10 thousands Of mon.
pAnB Aua h--Monte depilte, or the
national pawnahop a. koubaix, dopatiment
oy ths Nord. was destroyed by Gre to-day.
The dtmage amounts 10 100000 ffhnes.
liostos, Aug b,-pAul Rola, the we'll
knOwn uouhrettc, died to-dai. She waa tho
wifc OF John W. Dunne who will leave to-
morrow mosaing With tho remains Tor Chit
caro.
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vALLEJo, Cal. Aug. A fro broke out
IN the United States mau-oi-wsr Marion
about 1880 this morning. aud "a was three
hours before the flames could be c1-
linguiahed. The vessel was put on the big
dock al Mare island last Monday noon.
The Gre was confined 10 the ceiling be-
tween tho ward room and she'll room on tho
port side, aud waa very difficult 10 reach. Il
being necessary 10 eut through the aide Of
the ehip aud down through the dock. The
voasel was built Of white oak aud the IRE
ragged hercolr. lhe cauao OF the ire 10
unknown, but is supposed 10 have origin
0tsd In some Waata which vas thrown be-
tween the ward aud shsll rooms. Tue loss
amounted 40 S2,000.
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Tn snalnn Tub.

NEw YoRK, July 6-Cspt. A. Treitsch, an
adventurous young Finlandsr, who bull, a
forty foot sharpis in which TO take a trip
TO Europe aud demonstrate the superiority
OF his model of a small vessel and its ocean
sailing capabilities, started for Queenstown
to-day. lie will be his own crew, cook aud
everything Hs calculates he can reach
Quecnstown In thirty Ave or forty daya
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con,.,tea EIse,Ion oa....

wAaHrNoToa. Aug o. -Roprsasntative sot-
Gle, Of tho Filth North Carolina district. who
Ia the only republican remaining in the
house whose seat has been contested by n
democrat. will be called upon 10 defend hla
title Monday Much interest 10 centered
nron the case because The committee on
elections, which, Of course, has n demo-
cratic majority, Ia hearing testimony re-
ported TO be In favor OF Mr.. Settle. deny
ing ths claims OF tho democratic contest
ant, Mr.. Williams. The majority report 10
signed by ten members. SIX republicans
and four democrats, one Of them the chair
man. Tho minority report. unHeating Mr..
Settle, Is signed by i've democrats.
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CmrrGe CBsrK. Col, Aug. 6-Dlacovery
on Mineral hill Of lead carbonate ysrter-
doy. like the ore that gave Loadyillo III
great boom. ID regarded by miniug men Al
tho moat remarkable and important eve
mado Ia the Cripple Crock datricl, Tn,
vein IL four feet ln Width and II IA all pay
An AasAv ietarned $40 gold, 80 ouneea ol
silver aud ~ per esnl lead,
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CmcA0o, Aug b.-At the beginning Of
tho seventh inning DE was discovered be-
meath the asAta OF the north stand. In the
Wild scramble several aims we're bToken
and number OF people alishtlJ burned
aud cut by bArhod wire Ihe nfe IL sup
Iosed 10 have heon oouaed by boy lighting
cigarette. Chicago 4. Cincinnati " Lou
layiila D. Bh LouiaA
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No re.,mn.,.r. Nssd Apply.

Drs MoNEs. Iowa, Aug, 5.-w. L. Par.
ker. Of OscSolS, nominated for railway
commissioner, and John Whitfield. Of
stuart nominated for atato auditor bT the
democratic state convention hsfo yeater-
DAY, will be compelled 10 fesign, aa they
are postmastora The state committso will
dll their placoH
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CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. G-John ClarSson,
once tho king OF pitchers will pitch no
more. For a week OF more Clsrkson has
bsen In Michigan arranging 90 go into the
mercantile business lie will 90 10 Boston
to-day 20 oloas up his affairs there aud
will then 40 20 Lansing, Mich. whorS he
will be located hereafter.
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IInnnlrnr. AnnnlnlaI.

KANSAS Cuy Aug. b,-Judso PhillipS Of
the United States dis,rios oourL issued an
order appointing Arthur walfod, OF New
York. aud Galen Spencer, Of Joplin, re-
ccivera OF the Western Hlno company OF
Joplin. Each gave bond In $4,000. Tue
order carries with ID power 10 borrow SIS, =
900 90 gay two Judgments agaiaot tho com'
pany Ia the jasper county court
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CnoAoo, Aug 6-samual II. Foster. at
totneY for the railroads. fled additional
olalms for damages growing on. OF The
strike TODAY 10 the amount OF $500. Mr..
Foster stated TINT within the neKt thirty
days claims will be hled agsins, the city
and county for e., 600 900 damages.
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DENVER July 3. -ROeeip.s Of gold a, Tho
Denver mint for ths pas, week amounted
10 GIGS, 1880, ARains, ga, ,6il.s9 In ,he cor.
responding week last year. THIS is an in
orsaae ot Sl23 bs7, 0l, or about 2sl psl cent.
OF this gold shipmsat was made to.dav 10
tho Philadelphia mint valued Al Sit25O0.
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Saloon Men Read Carefully.
Special Sale OF Standard
WHISTLES

We place on sale to-day the fol-
lowing well known brands OF
Standard Whtslies at prices that
can't DO beaten:
Wholesale notail
INr lfouf fiaI Par ftal
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We also have in Louisyilo Ky, FREQ warehouse
20 bblH uld Taylor. epring 1891. which wa VIII
cell In bbl lots. certificate all FREQ from any
storage and iAAeS at $500 per proof gallon,
Also ~ bbls, j. II. Mohrayer spring 1852 in
u, y bonded warehouse, 10 D bbl. lots Toe pcr
gallon.
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To call aud SEQ complsts line q, china
glassware. lampa silvsrwArG ato.
Prices 10 suit evOfy pure.
Lest goods, lowest prices.
n '. kpwAnpa, Park Avenue.
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WIN ES.

The following wines. in bulk, at
quotations as follows:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-05-03


While slze vaItssi - her train she
bought g newspaper though with Al
-r-l-sa yFs-tJIEstl ar auI & ICCLe -
though she Irua-eI tle r,rlEElaJy u
the action SIC rl. t - she rode
10 Gown c1-u1---- I--ess. -TJ-lEzll-lCs1 By
her efforts 20 Toll Il than eight men
made with II tl-=Ir p4Ee-s Finally,
when @L Ea.l glanced through the
-11E-l lsl death notices. SKINNED
tie sl.5v news and Rad poem,
sLe rolled her purchase - md Le-1
Z z-TIE~ Sue wished ID Dis
pose OF Il. bur did not know how.
The masculine habit e making the
-Jargis recipients Of such favors was
unknown To her and she seemed TO
think that boldly laying It on the
empty seat next her would bring
down the wrath Of the Manhattan
l. road on her defenseIess head
Finally she arose and let 1t fall as
IL By accident. 10 the floor. Instant
" 4 polite youth was Of his knees
and returning It She blushed guilt
". thanked him and went out. Again
she tried dropping is on the stairs,
bur another courteous traveller
promptly restored IL She advanced
toward the gutter, hoping 10 drop il
there, but Stern eyed policeman
stood by, and she seemed 10 fear ar
rest So she lamued it vicI0usIy into
her muE AMI muttered harceIy,
Well I'll try taking q white els-
plant up on the train with me soon
- than buy newspaper again. -
New York World