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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
An INDIGNANT Ticket Chopper.

II never close that gate without shud-
DER" said the ticket chopper ut the down
town platform of the Thirty-fourth street
Ninth avenue l. station, pointing to the
framework that slides aside to let alight-
ing passengers reach the street.
lyon must be shuddering pretty near
all day." put in one Of the group that was
waiting for a train. Its wonder the
manager don e dock you for it. What do
you shudder for. anyway"
six months ago." said the chopper,
latter the last train had passed l closed
the gate with bang and hurried home.
It seems that a man was going through,
and the gate caught lis coat and held it
fast. We closed up the station and went
home, leaving him there.
1.-The man didn't utter word. He said
afterward that he thought the bunko men
had got him and that the best thing he
could do was to remain silent and not pro-
woke the bunko men by any outcry, as he
feared they might kill him.
"Next morning he was found there half
dead with fear, and the colored porter who
came to clean up the station was going to
have him arrested for trespass when the
ticket agent came along. The porter had
got him down on the ground and was
about to hammer him when the agent re-
leased him. He went to lawyer and
threatened suit for damages, and it cost
the road large sum to settle the case"
II don't believe word of that story"
sneered skeptic who had heard the yarn.
''See here" said the gatcman, when
tell you gentlemen stories do you expect
an affidavit with each one, me to pay the
notary public's fees? You can take it or
leave it, just as you, please, but I'll be
eternally blowed if / ever try to kill time
for this gang.
''South ferryv' he howled sourly. az a
anecdote since.-New York Herald.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
A WESTERN NIGHT SONG.

GO to sleep, little swee, heart slca-y.
IN thy little trunule bed:
here u naugllt of iliinl,s that's cerio
In the land Of Druwsihcad.
de0r the wind sigh DER the prairics.
Kound thy cot the moOnbcanls creep.
Tome. oh. come to the land of fairies
Through the blissful realms of Sleep"
Oh. sweet and fair is the beautiful land,
Where the babes in frolic gather
10 DAME and play in the silvcry sand.
Or wander DER The heather:
But sweeter far, when the misty dew
IL touched by the suns red splendor.
TO sail back home 10 moi .ier true.
And be clasped in her arms 80 tender.
Anal you shall: sail DER the sea of dreams
To the wonderful land where the sandman
dwells.
Guarded the while BY the old moons beams.
Charmed by the tinkling of starry bells:
There in the field where the flowers bloom.
With merry elfs you'll romp and play.
TIL the sun in the east shall pierce the gloom
And and all TO their homes will HE away.
Yankee Blade.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
The Beginning and End of Families.

As matter Of fact, all families begin in
the same way and end in the same way; it
is only a question of time. The rustic
proverb allows but three generations from
shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves, though with
modern means and appliances the course is
longer every pedigree" says Gibbon,
however deep and lofty, must ultimately
rise from a plebeian root" or, as Lord
Murray puts it more tersely in Scott's
Monastery, ''All families have sprung from
one mean man." On the whole, the best
form of family pedigree is found in a re-
public; for it is not buttfessed by democrat
izing cOnventionalism; it stands by itself;
it silently disappears when the representa-
tives of the family have become unworthy
or incapable, and So does not remain extant
as public nuisance after all it's usefulness
is gone. And if, as Professor Bryce main
tains, one-half the population of the civil
lied world is to be included century
hence under the American government,
the social system of this country will ulti-
mately be more important than that of any
other-T. w. Higginson in Harper's Bazaar.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
THE IRISH WIDOW.

Mrs. Ma:0oSiH Puts oH Her Green Shavi
and Goes to tho Opera.
"Thim op'ry singers gives me . pain. Mrs.
McGlaggerty."
''How is that, Mrs Magoogin?"
'They nuver lurn nawthin 1T all. at ALL
us that 50, now, Mrs. Magoogin?"
"Yis; id is, Mrs. McGlaggerty," said the
widow, with a spiteful sort of emphasis ON
the ''yis'' and the sis" ''They comes over
here livery year," she continued, IAN sings
them sangs and lakes in our mooney, On
civil shkure tn wan wurrud av our Ian
Cewage they larns to spake, Mrs. McGlag-
l;erty. Wan cud ushkuze thin fur not be-
ing able to shpake amy but Oitalyun tn
flsht tonne they KEN over Ov tn suchond,
but lnebbe hut they've bin comm year in
an year out, all, begOrry. they talks tn dago
yet an won't condayscind to jabber any
thin but F:inch.
''Be all that's good and howly, Oil nuver
go to see thin again until they laives their
garbaldis an polly voQs behoind IN comes
down to talkin rale sinsible 700 Noted
Shtates that's good enoof fur nyboly, Mrs.
McGlaggerty. Oh whit to hear thin the
other noight wild me daughter Toozy. She
hurd that her futball play'r was in town
takin another gerrul to tn op'ry, an begor-
ry nawthin id do her but she moost go and
make me spind me foine foor dollars to take
her up in tn balcony tn way'she kud'shtab
his ribs, as my by Tammy say fwhin he
names poipin body off-keepin an Oye an
him, as id war, Mrs. McGlaggerty. Loike
tn DANCED fool Oh was. Oh put an me green
shawl an 1918 impoire theayther bonnit
an whit wud her.
~"There was two Opries-'Plinlimmln an
Balky' an 'Cabby Leary's Roosty Annie
and belalve or belaive me not, Mrs. Nc
Glaggerty. but Oh kudn't undershtand
single wurrud in ayther wan NV thin. Oi
thought tn Plinlimmin was Joe Immett's
big Foundnewland dog an that Balky WAS
somebody else's dog, but divil tn NUT was
on id Ct all, and was rally disappointed.
There was nawthin but singin in tn op'ry,
an Ord sooner hear Katie O'DOnnell sing
The Harrup Nv Tara ur Mickey Dooley
sing The Man That Bruk the Bank at Mon
key Charley's' than all Nv thin put togeth-
er. Oh was very sarry, though, fwhin Vi
saw tn beyootiful assimblage that Oh had
left me doimind at home on tn kitchin
mantelpiece, because there was nawthin
but doiminds there. Yurra my, Oh thought
they'd blond me. they shparkled sol Ids
q wondher they didn't set foir to tn house,
Mrs. McGlaggerty.
''TOozy ped no attintion to thin, though
she was lukin fur her futball play'r. An
ids u gud thing fur himself that she didn't
ketch him, fur she had blud in her Oye,
Mrs. McGlaggerty. She towit'me she was
goin to throw vitreel an him, but Oh think
id was q bottle av Johnny Joomp-opp CO.
logny wather that she TUX along wud her.
Ohm glad though fur his sake that he
wasn't there. Oh had no vitreel, Mrs. Nc
Glaggerty, but Oh hilt shtove led lifther
in tn heel av Inc hand undher me shawl.
and heavin help him aft Oh had met h;cs.
Mrs. McGlaggerty. New York Mercury.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10

der DR.. Days administration has become
the leading church of it's denomination in
the metropolis. The seating capacity of it's
handsome modern edifice is greater than
that of any other Protestant church in the
city, and the doctors congregations are Of
the largest.
DR.. Day is native of Maine, 1.-THE state
that produces pine trees and men," He was
born at Whitneyville, Oct. II, 1915, and isl
typical son of the Pine Tree State, standing
6 feet in his stockings and weighing $50
pounds. His father, also native of Maine,
James got such a start in life rs falls to the
lot of most farmers sons. Stories about
California caught his fancy when boy, and
a portion of his youth was spent in active
outdoor life on the Pacific slope, whittier he
went in search of broader opportunities
and more profitable fields of industry than
were afforded. by his native place. - -
Soon after reaching his majority, having
returned to Maine, he made his profession
Of religion and decided to enter the Chris
tian ministry. To prepare himself for his
duties he took q course of studies at Kent
Hill Wesleyan seminary and Bowdoin col
lege. after which he joined the Maine con-
ference and was appointed pastor of several
churches in it's jurisdiction, among them
the Chestnut street church in Portland, the
most important Methodist church in tho
state. Upon leaving Portland he joined
the New Hampshire conference and was
stationed at Nashua, whence he went to
Boston, where he preached to the fashion
able First church.
New York claimed him in 1883, and he
was appointed pastor of St. Paul's church,
then the pride of New York Methodists.
After preaching there for three years he
went to Trinity church. Newburg, where
he also spent three years and whence he
went to Calvary, though St. Paul's wanted
him back again in its pulpit.
DR.: Day is preacher of singular power,
his beautiful baritone voice and command
ing presence lending wonderful assistance
to his great earnesrness. He received the
degree of doctor of divinity from both Dick
inson college and the Wesleyan university
on the same day in 1884. Syracuse univer-
sity, of which he has been chosen chancel-
Tor, was not chartered under it's present
name till 1870, though it. is the successor Of
one of the Oldest Methodist colleges, the
Genesee college of Lima, which was found
ed in 1849.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
A Remedy That Is Free.

A remedy against foot and mouth dis
ease has been devised by DR.. Morandi, of
Milan. recommended by the Italian board
of agriculture and tried on more than 400
farms in Italy with complete success. DR..
Morandi's method, briefly sunif arized, is
as follows: Put sufficient thy. IN a bar
rel or cask of pure cold wa5Sf 4 forty
eight hours, draw off the soluti wash
the animals feet and mouth first "a cold
water, then with the said solution. DR..
Morandi wishes his remedy to be made
known gratuitously far and wide.-Lon
don Tit-Bits.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10

preaching for the
past five years, and
where he will re-
main until after
the spring confer
ences. the trustees
of the university
having excused
him from the &C.
tive duties Of the
chancellorship un-
til he is at liberty
to sever his con-
nectioE with mis-
New York congrc-
<:1- rr1vyOv., my
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
CHANCELLOR or SYRACUSE.

Tho Accomplishments T.lct Qualify Or.
Day For That Position.
Rev. James Roscoe Day, D. d., the n:w
chancellor Of the Syracuse university, is I'll 3.
pastor of Calvary Methodist Episcopal
church in New York city, where he has been
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10
A Fatal Remark.

''But surely" urged Binks, seeing is be-
lieving"
mot necessarily" responded Jinks. For
instance, see you every day, but as to be-
lieving you"-
He never finished that sentence.-Drake's
Magazine
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10

The ancient city of Athens, Greece,
which at present has population Of about
ion, 900, il lighted with o. arc and 5,63l in
candcscent lamps
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10

rect the education of the child than is the
parent. then she is not fit person to be
at the head of the school, or indeed to
teach at all.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-10

Priscilla-f Jack is good tempered and
Tom isn't, why did you decide to marry
Tom?
Prunella-Because if marry Tom. Jack
will give me u wedding present. If marry
jack, Tom won't.-Truth.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-09

rIRGINTh:s In The Clerks Office Of
rho Circuit Court of Wise on the 3lst day
Of July, 1884, at 6o'clock p. N. III raca
ton:
Burns & Fulton ct aIPl'ffs,
VS.. In Chancery.
p. S. Talhcrt ct al Def'nds.|
The object OF his suit is 10 recover Of
defendant. =. S Ta'bcrt, the sum OF
sa45. 70. mud to attach the estate of the
s.i1 TaIbprt in Wise Cornty, Virginia,
and especially the following lots III land
situated in Biz Stone Gap, Virginia,
namely: Lot No 5, Block %; Lot No. Is
and Lot M. II, OF block SO; Lot No. =, ''f
Block no; 10. No. 5. of Block rs, and
Lot No. q. OF Block lI9, as shown and
designated IN map of the town nf Big
-Stcne Gap nj record in the clerk office OF
Wise county, Iaarked Improvement Co.'S
PlatNo. 3, ''and affidavit having been made
That p s. Talbcrt is nonresident of
This State, he is required to appear within
fifteen days after due publication of this
order. in The Clerks Office of our said
court. ut rules TO lie holden therefor. aud
do shat is necessary +" protect his inter
ests. And it is ordered that c"py OF
|this order lie forthwith published 'nncr a
week, for foar successive weeks. l. thu
Big Stone Gap Po>r, ii newspapers rrl"'ri
in The tnwn of Big Stone Cap. i'll liz
county of Wise, State OF Virginia. sud
nostcd at 'he from: door nt the 9 n.i .
house of said county, on the first day OF
the next county court for the said county
after the date Of this order.
| A copy.-Testc,
", f. KILGorK. Clark.
By G. a. Joussoy. D. G.
! p BuLLirr, lr.. p. q. Aug2 ;:-33
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-09

| Pursuant 10 q decree ii the Circuit
Court of Wise county. Virginia. rendered
OF, the Iith dav Of April, 1893, in ih.
chanccry cause pending therein OF III. ~
! Brown vs.. YIN. IL. Robertson ct al. |, me
| undersigned special commissioner, VIII ,"E
! Tuesday, thc 2Ssh day of August, 1871! al
| the front door of the court house OF Wise
county, proceed to sell the following des-
cribc,l lot and tract Of land, or 20 muci
there or as will satisfy plaintiffs debts, IN
terest aid coats:
Ist. \ of or parcel Of lard situated ~
tie town Of GIadcYilr, Virginia, contain
in. three rods and eleven aud nne-kali
poles, owned hy ". II lioirr-on ami
conveyed to him by Geo. ". kllg"rs'
Commissioner, by deed recorded in drsd
book No. Il, page BIZ.
2nd. A certain TRACT or parcel OF 'Hnn
containing 3SGi, acres situated, lying n"'l
bein. in Wise county. near Guests Sta
ton, on the "Dan Hall" mountain, being
the tract of land heretofore sold aad
conveyed by John W. Robertson to A. ii.
Wears, hy deed dated 18th day Of F'brna-
ry, 1891, and recorded i'll drcd-i'""S M.
~, page 81, saving ana excepting thu cna'
living and beino in, under and upo" the
said tract of land, together with lhs re
Of entry upon the surface OF The SAID trncl
to mine the said coal with all the usual
mining privileges, and also l5O oak ana
go poplar trees conveyed to j. ID. Har-
rison, and 600 oak and poplar trees, and !
walnut trees, conveyed TO g. '. Latch
field, together with the right of enfr. I"
cut and remove the said trees, and suci'
other rights rs were to the said Harrison
and Litclifeld conveyed.
TERMS OF SALE:
Said sale shall he for cash as regards
one-third of the purchase money, and up
on credit al one aud two years MS regard
sl,e ether two-thrds thereof.
+. ". FuLroS,
SpacIiial Commissioner.
This July 9TH, 1894.
rs VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks Office at
tho Circuit Court Of tbs Comfy "f Wise
William Brown, Plaintiff.
against IN Chancr:v
YIN. f. Robertson ct al.
Defendants.
8 ], G. A. Jnhnson, D. G. for W l.. Hi
gore, Clerk of tie said county, do certify
3tlatthe bond reqsircd of the Special
Commissioner By The decree rendered in
said causc on lie lith day Of April, 1888,
has been duly given. ~
Given under my hand a Clerk of thee
said court. THE nth day II July, 1894.
sW, 4. .KiIaoRE,,N Clerk.
Auga ssaa-s5 Bs g. Johnson, D. g.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-09

{lm Chancclv.)

Mr, ,sli johnson Carru"t"n. Ell. ais
Tie o,irGt Of this SNii is to reeve
Judgement against Mrs. Witt J"hh<"'
.tnn in ;hc sun Of two hnn''r"'
dollars ($s2GnQn4. wiln interest from Tia
1T dse ~ Hscs;hrr. $50, with costs u
personal decree and hy tnreci0snre OF fh'
lien reserved in the deed Of date, Jannnr'
Bird. 1880, from 7. p Tri"g and wife an'
II. p. Tricr. Trustee, on Lot M. I"
Block No. 4, of The Imboden Resesraii"'
il The town Of Zig Stone Gap. "a, anu ~
aiHdayit having bepn made that James :
Built is nos resident Of IBIS o!&te! The
said james y. BuIit i required to 'appc"'
within fifteen days after dne publication
OF this orlps il the cleyk'o Oil 81 our
said court, ut ralos to lp holden there
for, and do what Is neoeS
sary to protect his interest. And II Il
ordered that copy oftIis order be iortii-
with published once week, for tour sue
cessivc weeks, in the Big Sfrme Cap Posi-
A EOS sps or printed in the town OF b'-
Sialcri!sp, III tire erAns, Z; e, 4 IS; e.. oi"''
Of Virginia, and posted at il" from! "o"'
Of the court house OF said county. on ih'
first day OF the noxt County Court Tor ih'
said county after The dale OF This order.
copy: 1'esie:
W. Z. KILt;OKE, Clerk,
Aug.2 1926 BY G. 4. Johnson. D. {.
Walter E Addison, +. 4.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-09
Worse Than Sayares

Moscow, Russia, May 21.-Six peas.
ants, living near the town Of ostroro.
isk, engaged in wholesale theft, -
wood from the forest of Peskov; se,Ii,,
it and bribing the keepers OF the fo,'.ss
with part OF the proceeds. One kes-,or
named Goworog, Informed upon Tho
thieves. whercupon they seized and
bound him and subjected him 20 ~,os.
horribole torture, tearing ont ri.
tongue. piercing his eyes u4.h rms
Until his eEeballs were mere pulp; tsa>
Jug of his fingers aud toc-nai.., ,1l
finally trampling On ks body until il
was lifclesS.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-09
Gov. Waite May no Indicted,
Officially Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The japanese
legation has received telegram an
pouncing that on August | an imperial
rescript was issued by the emperor of
Japan formally announcing THAI var
had been declared against China. slr.
Miyoalla. tho japanese charge, prob
ably will communicate this formal
declaration of war to Secretary Gras-
ham. Saturday.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-09

7]r. ri. f. Meissel, q morse e. .o ), !.
.,r. - Hante. was Friday given ns
ta 800 to the peniten taary'i
aoua :. ,.ss,.s on plea of guilty TO forg-
ING two notes for 81 500. 80
a ercited debate took place IN the
1.a IA chamber of deputies, ending 10
~, 49,, rs;ect;on Of the agrarian grain ousy
sas a. eight lire. The proposal OF
uslia :.;strr seven Hire, was then car
ried. a.ad that all
1nd;an agents and superintendent
- AGENCY schools DO directed 70 make
, ~ for open market purchases
49, supplies only When actually neces-
sary- D., o,r,a&
Growing ont of the complications &c,
9ueen the Rock Island railway anu
tha o;tr Is becoming serious and an
o o is anticipated at any mo-
ment. IL r;,no.
canoe county, who aided in nooulls
LAFAYETTE, Ind. with oounterfe'' Saisel
dollars during the state 6. ~. H. on
'..uo,+ we're sentenced by Judge
Baker. oa
Nine rood work horses we're burned
10 doath In barn on eulvere s',ee,,
Cincinnati. shortly heforc one 0 CLOCK
Thursday morning, and q number :. OF
eolored people narrowly escaped SUMO
cation. to-. 81
modern European history in eorncll
university, is dead. Pr1or to 1901 ny
was for several years Rcrlin CORE
snondont for New York and London
journals. rr.
Deputy United States Marshal haF'
nan an6 a Nose NIL. q rnid on the
Ferpuson and Mcbride band OF moon;
sinners IN West Virginia. arrested
Ave men and captured the still and q
iazre quantity of whisky and ray mo-
, tes'ial.
Chairman Taubenccls, of the peoples
party, declares his party will not Eon1'
mite Gresham for senator III ILLINOIS.
where they have greater men Tor the
n.,rnose Secretary Gresham de-
clures the suggestion Of his candldacy
absurd.
! The Chicago police have under arrest
raan whe is believed to be T: {. low
en-. q noted swind}ey aud rail Tobbe;FF
who escaped from Nashville, fena''
about two years ago, and for whom the
government has stnnding offer of $500
reward.
Ella Nolan. an actress playing an en-
elgelasnt at Ashtabula llarbor. o.. D.:
with her husDu4", iaoit 4 dose OF
strychnine and died. She was jeaaons
on account of her husband
John Williams. with several aliases,
was arrestsd in st. Louis on charges OF
issuing forged banjs shecl;e l!jr is a
aasby gol,ng Englisb,na!n, am; and Is i
Thought 70 have operattea extensively
in other cities.
Sheriff Dunn, of Milwaukee, is in ha'
p,lsi,jt of Mcdonald, Malcolm, Weir
and Freeman, the men who escaped
from iail last week, fha fssgit'ves arc
in a Yacht and the sheriff and party
have tugboet.
In the house of commons q mcAon
declaring that the present apparent
state Of peace in Ireland is not aetna !
but due to ths faet that the govern
innent does not institute pfoaa4e:llal4:a!
when it ought to do So, was lost, the
government receiving d majority OF
80.
Building sss-eeesations are to DO free
from the income tax. That rns enc
of the amendments offered by Senator
Vest, Certain kinds OF mutual life IN
s,lrance co,npapies and savings banks
that do renl savings brsiqesas wi1l ALSO
be free from tax. Both sides are agreei:
on these points.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-09
Against
William X. Shelby.
In GI,.i,rnrr

The object nf this suit is to recover
Indictment against William X. Shelly IN
thc sum of onc hundred and seventy -fv'
dollars ($l75.o0), with interest fran Nv
18th, lSgO, lis personal decree and by loir'
closure Of The lien reserved in the deed %
date Mav eth, 1890, from 7. P. Tri-s ant
wife and T. r. Tr-g, Trustee, ON h.! \"
;. of Block No. :, of lhs Imboden Rc,rr
walton in the town of Big Stone Gap, Va.
a;in,ii! ii. affidavit paving been made that
said William k K. AltStis Il i nen-resdr"
ofthis State, the said Shelly is required
to appear within fifteen days after dnc
notification of this order in the Clerk I
office Of our said court, ~
rul * to I've holden therefor. and dc
= hat * necessary to protect hit interests
AMI II IL ni,;,.rs1 that y copy OF this "rdr'
be forthwith! published once *rrk, 10
fonr successive weeks, in the Zig Stone
Gap rosr. u newspaper printed in The tow
of Biz Stone G ~. in The county Of Wise
state u Yirsiii9, and posted at the f'""
door Of t!,G i:oniri n oust OF said county, 81
the jr::, day OF ;ht lni%ixl C"nnly Cou;t IL"
ii; aid s@slliliy Hflsr II, 4'te Of this or
der.
A co.'s: 'Fe>ic.
". f. KILGORE, Clerk.
AuS?.- - - I'y Z. A lnnSs"S. y. T.
Walr, +. Adli,nn. ,. u.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-09
A Delicate Burden.

The cxpressman mad just picked up
an deliberately packed article. Excel
sior futtercd between the Stats, and
the admonition, Handle with care, !"
was painted in big letters.
ST wonder what's in here?" he ex-
claimed. Something they're mighty
particular about"
yes replied a fellow-w orknan.
Here it says fragile, and just under
it sbreakable, and on the other side is
the warnin lift gently
Something mighty precious, III bet.
By iinks, I've got an idea. know
what it is. !"
.What?"
"a chunk OF armor plate. Gimme a
hand on it, and fur the love of If,
don 4, jar it any more.n you kin help.
Washington Star.
On the Ferryboat,
She Suppose | was. to fall overheard;
what would you do?
Re- AT the risk of my life would
throw
Throw yonrself overheard after me?'
Well, not exactly. am not alto
gether a blank fool. ! would throw
yon one of those life preseryers. Texas
Sifsings,
- Does your wife understand base-
ball9'' Mr. Puff =. s. es, she knows
hFeryt hing there is to know. She just
sapplauas when ] do. i1lter Ocean.
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variably concludes, and justly, thas
the deceased caused his or her own
death while suffering from an attack
of temporary insanity -Eug enc Davis,
in Kate Fields Washington.