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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16
CHOLERA IN HONOLULU.
Native. Caacrai New Cases From tho
Health Authorities.

NAtIy.. Conceal New Cases From tho
Health Authorities.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept lS.--PhvA,o
advlces received from Honolulu and
published hero today, state that chol'
era has secured n stronger hold on the
Hawaiian capital than the authorities
there are willing to admit. Toe na-
tiven are said 10 10 much inceneed NJ
the Houolulu health officials,
ana do not willingly obey their orders.
The natives not only conceal new
cases from the authorities, but decline
10 use the treatm sat pfescriheu, and
hide tho iat,litieh resultant from the
epidemic. TINS natives viii not trust
themselves Ia tho hands OF tho board
OF health N they eau avoid II, DolieV'
inc that such treatment tneauH certain
death. Those VINO como Intimately
into contact with the natives say that
thoy are much excited over the spread
Of the disease, which they ascribe II
the unpopular board OF health.
oALIPoRgIAAs AROUSED TO THE DAN.
ORR.
SAN FRAsciscO, Sspt. l5.-The loca
health oriieiAls arc nvEioualy consider
| ing the establishment OF qusrantin,
stations at the north and routn lines o
the state, along the lines OF the rail
roads, and the plan will be earnestly
considered at tho Joint meeting Of th'
local board OF health, the surgeons o
the United States marine service AM
the state board OF health, to be hel'
here on Tuesday neIt.
This hsalth autuoriuos are thorough.
ly aroused TO the datger that In threat
ening the city and state by the clos'
proximity OF hsiatlc cholera. AZ nj
ready nnn1unooj, the board VI healtl
has declared Honolulu an Infected port
ana hereafter all vessels from there
will 10 detained and thoroughly iumi
gated. ,
The members OF the board Of haaltl
do not fear the Introduction ot cholef
through the medium OF the steamer
ana other vessels from Injected ports
because they consider tho quarantine
already established and In force vii
form perfect safeguard, hui they ar
not 20 certain about tue Tailroaui
Come OF tho members c)usluer tia
the greatest danger lies IA those vii
arc landed Ia Other ports mud renc
the city by rail. Already tue sutJt'
mas been earnestly discussed, and IL
proposition TO establish the qnurEI
tue atations at tho points named wi
be urged At tue coming Joint ovhie
ence.
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arc no, snd never were believers 10
polygany."
A permanent organization was
effected by the eleolion OF Rev. a., H.
Smith, OF Lamont, ~ presiden,j nav
T.. w. Williams, of Counnll Blnh', o.
secretary; A. Is. Mar, oi Council
Bluffs, secfetsry; r. *. Hongss, Of
Henderson, Iowa, ohOflster
Tho meetings are held In the Grand
Plaz., the open sldes ~ which have
been covered with canvas 40 az " ward
On stout attacks " shine or rain. Ihe
n,edfuls Tor enjoyable camping have
been provided, including fesIanrans
aud POSSIBILITIES. A special train car
fylne adhorsnta Of the church from
Kansns CITY aud adlaoen. points In
Missouri, Kansas anu Iowa brought
seycraI hundred prominent church
people 10 the convention early. Later
some Important questions tOucling tins
church will bc discussed.
Saturdays session Oi the baiter-day
Saints conference was ore Of great
Interest to those attending. although
~ macy of tnsm wcfu busy stretching
To at ropes and arranging their oJts aud
other camping paraphefuhlia that tht
futtAlNEH MtNN lNN ~ WIN AANhtNNN -
they viii he later on.
Durlr 4 tho day quito number o.
| prominent momu.rs of the Cbufch
from distance arrived, among whom
were Rsv. NJ. II. Forscuti,of Noosnski
CITY; Rev. Reizenhousef, Rev. w. Y
| Bo1ofth AMI wife, and Rev. !. H.
Thomas, Of Kansss cay; Rev. &. d
Blodgeit, Of fairfield, Nebraska, ant
Rev. y. Butler, Of Fonteucllt, Iowa n
number NJ other notAblss Rfo expected
today, among them Row. A. II. smut
anu r. a. smith, joseph Laii, J. W.
Wright and othefs.
A permanent organization wal
effected. All the delegates nave pro
nounood Themselves delighted WIZ
tue clean camp grounds, aud tho ieol
Ing l. strong tnst there can bc no noe
place for them 10 CHOOSE 80 their fsgu
lar meeting place than Lake ManaWa
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MmAr KILl.s sILyER.
Congressman Newiands Expresses ais
views ON that subie cot.

NEw YomS Sept l5.-Cengreumsn
Francis N. Nswlauds, Of Nevad 4,
chairman OF the executive committee
u tho National Silver party, talked 10
n World reporter at the Holland house
To-Day on tho future OF lfoe and unlim'
ited silver coinage ~ = political issue.
al recognizes tue iHot," he nsid "that
n business continues 20 Improve anu
Il turns out tnHt tho improvement IN
permanent, the silver istus In dead.
Tho oaiy discoutaginc feature OF Ihr
situatiOn Ia the ,ouilow OF gold. ~
this particular time lnuto ougnt " ut
market nDrOai for our staple export
proaucls, wheat aud cotton, TUT Eng
land does not appear TO oe buyiuE ~
freely ae Usual. 1, may be that cCnii'
tons will change nuu the beginning
OF expectation viii cause an iuilow oI
gold, hut TO u who believe IN the ire,
aud unllnilvd coiupge OF silver, the
situation IL one that should maze 4
evident that tbs world cannot do butl'
uest on gold alone"
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MANHATTAN FIELD. sept ls.-rhs
athletic tournament 70 decide WHO
arc tue crack gthlo,es OF tue United
States began bore this atieruoon. the
flpld ami ,rsck wers In perfect eondl'
tiou anu tho breaking VI records was
looked fOF. In the opening Gash, 100
yards, Cruni Of Chicago, Coyiilc, OF
Syracuse, aud Tommy Les " prou'
aniy run Ia different hests. Weicfu,
who will also compete, IA looked upon
by many M u dangerous competitor.
SUMMARIZED 100 ysrHs, ms. heat
W. J. Weiers, New YORK, met; It. /.
Lee, Now Yofk, soconu; w w. Good
win, Louisville, thifd. Time ~ LOO
secDndv, These men run IN tue mai.
100 yAres, SECOND hea,--J. V. Ctum,
Chicago, flfai; Il. W. Jargis, Pilts6urg,
second; ID. Il. Coville, syriuuse, thiid'
Time 10 10 socOuda. THesu inca iuu
ia tho nnnl. CTum taO like n deer,
aud turned his head as he hnish,d q,
winning very easily with lo,a 20 sp.ie.
Halt mile ruu-C. Fitzpatrick, New
York A. o., fifsl; w. :. Hoppe, n. J
A, o., hucond; A. NJ. Rvminstot
suffolk a. g., thiTd. Timo. 1853 2 o.
Final 100 yarus-B. J. Woicrs, n. y
A, O., fH,; John V. Crum, Cuieugo
nrcnrd; e. l.. Lee. y Y. A ~. 80
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DINvEn, Sept. 1.-the congress
Of tue National Prison ass1ols-
lion opened 9nlghI at the
Central Presbyterian church, with
about $50 delegates present. repre-
teniiug penal Institutions IN every
part OF the county. Many OF the mcn-
bers have iiielopE Attachment TOT the
association, bnviug attended every
meeting tlnco its OIgauiL'tlon.
Tue c0ngfe,s was Uslloi ~ order by
tho chuiiman OF the local committee,
Hon. Charles ID. Hoytl, ohiei Justice
Of too supreme curt. Tnu JprninB
prayer was by Rev. 4. a. U1zlil.
The addrCtB VI welcome ON beuaN OF
the stnts OF COLORADO was delivered ny
Gov. Mcintyre, who gave An onilluo
Of hit views on prison reform, now De-
Ing partially carried cut nj tho psal'
Tertiary nuI reiofmsiory OF this state.
lie thoroughly advocates compelling
all convics 20 wsrk.
Mayor McMurrAy welcomed tho
deltgaius In Dehalto OF the city, express
| ing himstli ~ u great believer In the
need OF reform, especially IN regard "
keeping temptation aud EVIL KNOW
Ledge cut OF tbs way OF the MET
lermotr.
Gen. Rosnr BrintorhoG responded
10 tho welcome and then delivered hi
annual address, which was devoted
principally to description Of what he
bad observed lu the way OF penalos,
while In Europe a. n delegate 10 ths
international prison congress.
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oBsrIsATs CHINESE.
rhey onor Life for Lifs for sue MUIR
dsrsd Missionaries.

SHANGHAI, Sept. i5.-rhS Chinsse
OIL eigle nj Ku Cueng are proving OBJ
stiuato over the results OF the inquiry
into the outrages upon mis'io narlos,
and are unwilling to sentences thu
guilty. They offer oae life Tor each
European who was killsj, ana NO
more.
NKw YORK, sept. lb.-A World
pp,oinl ffom Foo Chow sAys; The
Chinese refuse 70 execute n single
murderer implicated In the massacre OF
missionaries unless they arc assured
that with thu execution OF the men
accused all other demands Bhall cease.
Tho work OF tho Bfitisu eni American
| joint commission 10 therefore stopnoI.
Without the PRESENCE Of foreign fleet
no punishment for tho massacre IL
probable. The VegelatlaDs ato rely
Ing on official sympathy 10 begin
selLing anu tOrIuring Christians.
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nansis mnra.r ~ wyoming.

DENVER. Sept. il.-A special 10 the
Tines from Cheyenne, Wyo., say,'
James Walsh, 60 years old, rau amuck
yesterday IN region along Big Gofav
Greek, near Sheridan, MyAmlng, AMI
shot anu killed II. II. Robinson, .
ranchmau, aud Herbert Lynville, q
farm lAborer. Walah whs ,qusttti
on Rohinson's lAnd, ana was enraged
Of tne efforts 10 put him of.
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SAINTS Ar ooTNcrL nLurrs.
Thousands Attend the Conference al
the "tearEnnIEsd church"

Thousands Atteut NV s"hi"reN'o W
the "Usarrnn'Esd church"
CousoIL BLUFFS, Ia, Sept. To-
Thousands OF people attended the
Lauer.day Baintk' convention today.
President Joseph Smith has not NJ
rived yet, hut expso1s 20 ba here ny
Tuesday. Among the freshly arrived
promlnenis arc j. q. Craob, Of Little
sioux; Joseph Seudon, OF Potsiaj
Daviu ChanbeTs, u Per,is, and X.
RstzenhOufor, OF ksntucky.
Rev. Mark Fouyth", ~ Nebraska
! City, who has spent much tlne In the
Soutn Seas, preached this morning.
ia The afternoon NJ 1880 O'Clock Joseph
Luii, OF Independence, No., delivered
tue sermon.
The evening ieymon was by Rev. A,
II. Smith, OF Lamont. He saiu: al
| Ia arrange but true that many Of tht
outside world slill confuse the Latter
day Saints with the Utah Mormons
: ana It keeps the eldefa buoy trying t
Y thump into thu public mind that theJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16
COLORgn DRESS GOODS.

An astonishing array OF magnificent
materials In the most modern designs
rs. 44xiS inch imported all wool Cor.
cant Bouclts, Poplinclics with small
figures, French Crcpons, Mohair and
Sricllian novelties at 85c 81 90, Si25.
81 80 YARD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16

DAYTON, Ohio. Sept. IL. - Weslty
Boy, the coniessed murderer Of 81 o.
Elizabeth J, Burns, committed suicide
today by hanging himspli In tbs cell.
Tbs funeral OF his aged Victim took
place only few hours bofoto tue sui
eide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16
Ho,nbiowsr to sareeod jackson.

WAsIIrSoIos, Sept l6.--lt Ia
learned todsy thAt Ptvsiient Clevolano
has determined 70 oilsr to william H.
Hornblower, Of New York, tho place
ON the Supreme bench msue vacant
by the death Of Justice JACKSON. The
President haa bVcn IN communication
with MIR. HurnbloweT, and no 10
wiling to accept tbe appointment pro-
vidod there can be no doubt Of mis- con'
rImutlon ny the Senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16
FALL GOODS
COMING NOW.
Wooden Goods Trlflo Higher
Than Last Fail, Cotton Fab
RIGS and Sewing silks have
Also Advanced In Price.

We have teleciod clo,h this fall with
tho idea that we are 10 have an Improve
ment In trade. And thst are customers
will want be ter suit, than hoy have
lcon buying for tire past three years.
Therefore We purchases from the most
reliable MANI iacturers, ami havo selects
ed the verV latest ra.efns, wi bout roga q
TO ihcsigh' extra cost over gooIs ~ latt
years designs. We have also made
some no able changes 10 ourmnnufacluT-
ing department. NO'Hhle among tho'o
il engsgng the service, " ono OF tho
most reliable aud bot known cutters In
tho CliV, ~ our customers are trviug no
exp rimont by placing oidors with w..
with regard TO prices W. still adhoto
TO our motto of giving our cuHtumo tho
greatest value possible Tor their money.
Being salts ned with very ,mnll ptouts.
We have also looked amor tho Interests
4 our loss fortunate Gus. nmprs, who do
not feel that they eau afford 10 invest
60 90 nr moro IN u suit, but It'll likoto
dros- In well flung, well made, tasteful
appearing clo.hCs, aud for thia uads
have rurchasod very carefully so'cr od
line OF American made g0odt. These
goods are equal IN ncatnuss OF pat oru
and general appearance IN those ui
foreign manufacture, and arc % excel.
lent wesring qualities and sto rep osen..
Ell bv many interruptions dCa efs o.
imported. and offered for sale by ,h'in
n- such ~ prices much lower iltnn Co.,,
imported goods cnn be- told Tor, lut q
much higher price than We arc onofina
the same goods for. FROM these guIf.
We arc ready to on orders gt ffom ,l2.5.
to 3la.i1 and gito the customers rue hru
fhi of having them cut aud mudn hy th'
| host skilled wofkmon in tho CITY, % pHyl
90 We trust will 10 appreciated.
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pURs.

Our stock OF Fufs in every carceiv-
able grade aud style will be unsurpassed
this season.
80 inca iung Coney Capes, s5o,7o
So inch loag Electric Seal Capes,
81 900.
51inca 10 Z Asrachan capss, SIG.
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PACIFIC moan QUESTION.
Possible Fuiure Of ths a. Il. Discussed
by Rn Omaha Paper

OMAHA, Sept. i5.-The Omaha Bee,
~ column editorial today, discussed
,ne Pacific railroad question aad
we probable solution 0f The subjec, by
.he next Congresp. The article 10 de-
voiei meslly TO the puRsible future OF
no Union Pacific. After dincusaipg
ne history Of ths road from II, incep-
ON, anu tho imperative dsmAnds for
enRugs, the editorial refers TO the
numerous efforts OF railroad rings 10
wreck the property. and adds;
"Dnring all this timo Congress has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

The lafgcs, aGd choicest collection we
ever have shown Especially notice
able are: Mohain, lacquafds Sui,ing
Mailaisse, Crcpons, B1uehes, Bour'
souille, etc.
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NOVELTY DRESS GOODS.

Exclusive styles in the new Frises,
fancy Eibeliuc, Bayddefe, Boure,ies,
lfudcscent Cutls, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16

n.sp saving wood. The officers Of the
E,deral government, who should have
luterlerod TO protect the government
and moved for the recovery ot the
propefty diverted and e.oleu, have mol
il0ed = fngcf. TBe only thing nt'
tempted up to date 10 the suit IN CAL.
iornia against the Leland Stanford
estate, and that has sltoAdy turned 10 .
farce.
sin dealing with the Pacific railroad
debt, Congress could, as q preliminary
step, require the Union and Central
Pacific roads TO DO operated na one
contiuuous line. 1t should nrst anu
foremost compel the Huntington syn
dictate. which controls both tho South
efn and Central Pacific, to take hands
oil the throat Of tue Central Pacific
and give ~ q chance 20 do business
As II now Ia ami hiss teen for years,
tho Central Pacific IL being starved
to dsaih, and the Union Pacinc u
icing seriously crippled by the policy
which this Huntington syndicate IA
pursuing.
mot only hA, there been a sysi.m'
attic diversion Of freight from thr
| Genital 10 the Southern PACING, bu'
the whole read has been 80 thameiully
neglected. % 10 make II impossioIo ioi
tue Union Pacific TO compete tot the
thttui h trafiic nom toe coast Iht
very latest Effort to hamper the Union
Pacific IA the proposed n0anuonmun '
OF all bat one passenger train daily lie
| tween Ogden anu Ban Francisco.
"At the ssmr tiue tic Southera ia
ciiic hiss recsntly supplemented lie ~"
senser trains by new Pa'aes ogaci
1 flyer, which Is advertised TO reduce
tlmo aud afford luxurious aceommoda
ton. How can tue Union Pacific h
expected TO earn operating txpans,l
under such conditiohs, unless tbey iaj
up n surplus to pay on Its bOndoc
debt,f Something mu.t be done oI
Congress II the governments inieres
Ia tho Pacific roads IN 70 DO protected
sui people Ia u Q central belt who de
POND on those road, Tor au ouiloI TO AM
from the ooAst afo to have ino tan,
poftstiBn facilities TO which they MT
entitled"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16
JACKETS.

An elegant, immense array Of the
newest hubhiest shapes IN beautiful
Boucle,, MELONS, KencYs, Diagonals.
ttC
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SHOES.

In our new department will be found
the finest, largest lines OF Children's
and Ladies' Shoes, at Prices the
Lowest.
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BOYS CLOTHING and
GENTS FURNISHINGS

Our stock will be found complete.
with the finest lines at the Lowest
Prices In the city.
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READY MADE DRESSES.

Never before have we carried such a
magnificent complete line of stylish
suits from $500 To $500, eie.
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TRIMMINGS.

Everything new, DAT y and stylish In
dress garditur.s Is shown among our
trimming stvcN.
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GN,s ss4!4syfS$4
GREAT EVENT.
FALL OPENING IND INlRODUCTlOA OF NEW FASHIONS,

wo arc bound TO be Tho POPULAR STORE. Don't
miss this g'eat event. Our store is full from base
ment 10 rOoI Every department fairly spartlcs
with crisp, new and stylish goods, selected by Oul
expert buyers from Tho great marts Of the world.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

In Black AVID Coiosed SILKS we arc
showing tive ch .iccst products OF the
beet looms In such novelty Silks as
CHINE RAVE,
LAMPAS.
EGYPTIAN TAI FETA,
SATIN CHAMELEON,
PEKlN poMPADOLR
TURKISH AND SOS
CHhNGEAFr
now and exclusive designs In
DkMASsE SATIN.
PESiN STRIPES. e POcPDED
GGOS DE LONpRES, etc,
HlGA CLASS NOVELTY SILKS
In two toned effects in c,oiev assori-
mcut, OF neat woven designs - black
and ,olorcd grounds, a,
csc.
rs shades eros de Londrcs Iahc,a
Z SILK. h. ncwegt two.ioded effect. spec.
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Cleanse your Mood with Godho Pitts
Blood Purifier, made from hoIbs.
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MILLINERY ......A

We are in daily rccoip, II all the rev
styles in Ladies' and Child,en's Fab
Connections.
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RIBBOilg.

Al the newest 1ects ard fancy dc.
signs are here IN great proiusion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16

NJ. Nopp, tho candy man ian moved
toll7 Soulh West Temple.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16

Reader. did YOU ever take SIMMONS
LIVER HEOUiAToR, the "EiNd or
LIVER MEDIcISGs2" EycryhodyncCd9
akoa liver remedy. 10 ISL sluggigh or
diseased liver that impairl digestion
md causes constipation, when th'was''
hat ahuuli DO carried of remains iu
ho body and poiaons tho whole 8y8icm.
That dali, heavy feeling w due 20 n
.1rpil liver. Hiliougncsg, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion pro all liver
Ilscaso8. Keep tho liver nctiyo BY an
occasional dose Of Simmons Liver Reg
ulat1r and you'll yet rid OF these trou-
tenn. For laxative Simmons Livcr
Regulator ~ BITTER THAN PMS. W
does not grippe, nor weaken, but greatly
fofrcshcs and Gtrcngthcna.
Every package hrs the Red =
stamp on the wrapper. j. IT,.
Eonin 81 Co.. PHILADELPHIA.
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as shades eros dc Loudf,s 1'adc'a
Six. ir ncwe.t two.,oned effect. spec.
illa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-16

For sale by 2. c. NJ. l.. Clark III
dIedg, 2 Co., Western Hardware Co.
Salt Like Hardware CO., aud Geo a
Lowe. Salt Lake City. Utah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-22

4 cheerful example of igenuity, says
the New York sun, in making the best
of it, is to be seen 1T an apartment house
on Spruce street. 1t takes the form Of
long, light nehir@ roa fxea 20 one o.
the window frames of a room on the
third story IN such a way tnat the hnc
depending from it bangles over the side
walk 81 tritie less than seven feet from
the ground.
At the hook end Of the line there is
fixed a lighl wire basket and at the butt
end OF the pole there sits AN invalid
chained to his chair by paralysis Of the
legs. In his active days The invalid was
a great fisherman, and, as his wife is old
and feeble too, il has been the old fish
erman S fancy to rig up ntis pole and set
it for bites. They come in the shape of
the morning and evening newspapers, his
mail, messages from old crOnies who
know his within, and small parcels from
his fancy.
When the old Walton,an is wheeled in
his chair to the window in the morning
his first glance is down at the basket TO
see il there is any bite. There nearly al
ways is, and then the window is opened.
no matter what the weather may be, the
line is wound in on the reel until It
reaches the end ring Of the pole, and then
the fish" is dexterously landed.
Sometimes, so the neignbOrs say, the
old fisherman makes believe to play
with a catch; and when. one day, a
friend loaded down the basket with 2
shad that really required a good deal of
skill to haul in. the invaded fisherman
was so oVerJoyed when he did land il that
he could do nothing but smile for the rest
Of the daN. The cold spell has bothered
him a little, but when last seen, during
Fridays high cold winds, he had a heavy
1ur cap pulled down over his ears a
wCOlen comforter wound around his neck
fur gauntlets on his hands and was
hauling in package Of tobacco and a
letter with all the concentrated interest
of a true angler having it out with a
gamey fish.