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The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30
Eleven to one Against the Judge

A story is told of a well-known
Judge who is MOTEL for his fondness
for conveying to jurors in his charges
to them his own opinions with Ie-
gard to the II erits of the case In
one case he had done so with much
pIainness, but TO lis amaZement the
jury remained out for hours without
coming To an agreement. The Judge
inquired Of the officer what was the
matter, and learned from him that
one juror was hol ling out against
the other eleven. He sent for the
jury at once, and, stating to the ju-
rors that he had plainly intlmated
how the case ought to lie decided,
said he unde stood the one juror was
standing out against the other
eleven. He pro eeded to rebuke the
juror sharply. The obstinate Juror
was little nervous man, and as soon
as the Judge was done he arose and
SAID: "Your Honor, may l say a
word?"
"Yes, SIR" said the indignant
Judge, what have you to say?"
well, what | wanted to say is l
am the only fellow that's on y. ur
side. dorchester Democrat
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

The Victor Liable to Be Embarrassed In
DisposinG of His Prize.

DisposinG of His Prize.
When one battleship captures an
other in midOcean in the next naval
war what is she to do with her prize,
asked the Philadelphia Times In
the old days of wooden walls there
was no difficulty IN the practice. II
the captured shipscould float a prize
crew was put aboard and all practl-
cable sail was made for the nearest
friendly port while the ctor con-
tinued on her cruise; or if both ships
were badly in. .ured, both put into
harbOr. But nowadays the position
of a prize crew would be far from
commanding. The captured vessel
could not be managed DV her captors
she would have to remain in charge
Of her own engineers and her own
tremen, and the victOrS, instead OF
sailing the ship while the prisoners
remained under matches, would be
REDUCED to the status Of police.
And thus woIld the opportunity for
recapture be greatly increased.
For, while in the old days the entire
imprisoned, the nOncOmbatants OF a
captured battleShip would have to be
given their liberty practically speak
ing, and much might be accom-
plished ny couple OF second en-
gineers with their wits about them.
For instance, would it be so difficult
to Superinduce a slight explosion in
nf
the confusion to liberate the prison
ers? Again, the armament of mod
ern battleship would cOmplicate at-
fairs. Relatively to the powers of a
machine gun the prize crew would
be greatly sprOportionate in
strength. since the chances for the
prisoners to obtain control of one OF
these engines would be increased by
the freedom Of their nOncOm batants.
Altogether the number Of men re-
quired for police duty on captive
battleship would be very large, and a
victorious ship would have to reduce
the efficiency OF her own gun crews to
an unpleasant extent. 1t would
probably be found necessary in al
ulOSU every CASE lOI UI1C CdDuOl w
stand by and accompany her prize
home across the Atlantic or the Pa
cifc, as the case might be. And
this would be double incentive to
the conquered to effect a swift and
noiseless recapture Of their own Ship
for if they did so one unexpected tor
pedO or discharge Of l2-inch gun,
carefully aimed, might very easily
turn the fortune Of war entirely in
their favor. In other words, and not
to define too closely u on the posi-
biljtles Of the case, the capture of a
battleship in an ocean duel in the
next naval war will by no means ease
the mind Of the successful command
er. He will have leviathan on his
hands that it will tax all his engergy
and clevernesS to bring safely into
port, and there may be moments
when he will be tempted to lock up
every mothers son of her engineers
and firemen in the military tops and
run her home under jury sails.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30
The Paris Morgue andIts Dead.

Here are some grim figures from
the annual statistical report of the
Morgue. Last year n less than 9Og
bodies lay on the marble slabs OF the
Paris dead-hou>e, and NJ this great
nunter more than 90 were unknown
men and women, claimed and recor-
nized by none Two hundred and
fifteen out Of the total number had
lost their lives 10y drowning: falls had
disposed OF eighty-three; hanging
ended seTenty-six, and firearms sixty
eight, while sufi0cation, stahing. and
poisoning brought mcst OF the rest to
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

self, and dismiss all thoughts of his
own JOY or sorrow from his mind; let
him become absorbed in the truth he
espouseS and in love with the life of
righteousness, and 10. pleasure of
which he had never dreamed comes
to him in a full and perpetual
stream
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30
UnSought Happiness.

Let any one who knows the happi-
ness To be found in benevolence, in
self-denial, in obeying the voice OF
conscience, in resisting temptation,
proceed to endeavor TO live such life
for the express purpose Of experieuc-
ing that happiness, and his failure is
assured. But let him forget him
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

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who knows how 70 ipae
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The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

ioC VIII not make any growth in
- ace unless yo1 have a good case of
saITation 10 begin with.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

NEARLY every man believes that
he will final y invent something that
will make him rich.
The Baptist headlight., 1894-05-30

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CUT PRICES

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