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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
CONDEEsED TBLEGRAMs.

Iron Mountain, Mich. Aug. Tine Mine
tran co,nnany has made an advance IN hAke'
ranging from 10 10 3 per cent
Now York. Aug. i-Gold TO the amount y
e,no nco hss been vithdfawn from the aud
treasury Tor nhipment 10 Canada.
r,na,naa,, August Tho standarI
wonnn ramnany today assigned I? EaNan
i,ltsSie. Assets sspQvov' 'iapii'''es s''0'
600. -, .x,,,,., /.
Redding. CAL, Aug i.cof sd TX III siors
pioneer merchant W. A wha attacked him
Iiye OAK ia, Aus. i.--George Mitchell
LNv 800 ,oday in tbs prcscnce ot ,
,.raa rro~d. lie made long nAIahsu' w
,hs snliows. protesting his ihnove"'s'
San rranceeo, August 1.-The s.saines
Mariposa from Apin. sa ~ s'a,s.t I'M con.
brings werd tl,t . s rebsl " party gaining
si fnn,,ao August i.--Ieyl. a premhIn 10,
Lunuvns ,,,r,ias man, Offers 10 hach fetef
l ianrson ngnliisf James =. Sorps.t ~ =
glove contest for tl1o ~ 49, Esbru-
Come on In London IN 'A"'A's
airy next, ....t Lrbe pnnnins
Spipss rn,nnany yesterday handleu 1<, 49,
- ,nns X iransient freight. tns r ,'ssr
4 s. ay aud the strikers are reeei'ink sn'''
A A.n,apa' Ky.. AuB. LA second w.fs r..
val CO Of 10 PEI Gent re- j IRON works Tho
ieo s.np pi,yes 81 the Ashand Coal ana ho1
cnmosny fscsissd per cent 'hets..e i.
sv.ap-. pa. Aug. 1.-THE puduien q
fit p,,el's tsen and Steel company stfuen
.ns hs,.use the arm refused y nAn ~ \.
scsie This company hns ossn '- s,,cso tls
s scr ,nussilng. which Is . Cents "ppfe "
||..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
THE MOD WAS roILnD.


Houston. Tex, Aug. i..-,speclal)-The
suburban town 81 Chaneyyllle, somewhat
noted at onn time for dlsorderly scenes,
haa 1ust Witnessed one which came near
being fatal. and was very Sensational
ahort time ago a married woman LETT ner
husband and aiterward took possession Of her
children.
.ut Young man. arrested for Kidnapping and
on that charge he waa afraigned Ter trial
when the case was called n.sb Of iifty or
siffy men crowded Into he curt room
and attempted to take Quinn rom Inc cuh-
today ~ the couft. but iha coolneaa nnd
nerve o. tie Justice prevented the accom-
niishmeut Of their purpose. Aftsr hearing
tbr testimony In the ease. Justice Deyine
nrotnotly discharged the defendant.
searcrly had he rendered his verdict be-
fore a rufian gang made An onslaught.
0uinu was stricken down and receiyed ter
rlble punishment from the crowd, mum
herring thirty or forty men. In the rush Of
ne mob the justice was knocked down and
Ii looked As though all respect for law was
lost. Tho brave Justice jumpod 70 his feet,
opened his drawer and pulled bis gun on
tho mob, saying; 90,
Men, you shall not murder this man; u
brotect him" He wss cool AMI dellberair.
ana stood beside Quinn. who was lying
eNr.elesr on the door, M, muscle qviy7
cred as he cooked his pistol and gut MS
nnEer On the trigger. lie told me mob 70
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
TAMMANY PRIMARY HELD.

New York, August 1.-The Tam
many primary election for mempera OF
the general and district committees
and Incidentally to elect leaders IN all
The thlrty-three assembly Districts of
Inc city were held tonight Reorganl-
cation tickets as planned by toe old
''machine leaders in n majority Of cases
went through without murmur and
reorganizei Tammany promises % pc
the Tammany OF yore. In two districts
there was a bitter fight, and In one.
the new Eleventh, there was ueiall
~ poiice on hand 10 see that there
was no rloting while the votes were
being cast
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Holmes Explains the Presence of SO Many
Bones at Ills Castle"

Holmes Explains the Presence OF 80 Mhhg
Bones at Ills Castle"
Chicago Aug. IA special to the Post
from Philadelphia today says
Holmes, the alleged wholesale murderer
was asked today In an interview
Can YOU explain how so many bones
came 10 be concealed In the basement ana
other parts Of your Chicago house, 81.
II will answer that question In TINS way
he replied. Every person who has known
me Ia aware that ] am doctor by pt1les,
sion. II Is also known perfectly Wen w
Chicago that there was a Restaurant IN my
building during the worlds TAR. ~ thht
limo there were bunea from fowls and other
conked animals thrown outside the bulldlhs'
Lots OF these bones, no doubt. iouh1 ,nel,
way to the cellar During the time hlvu
in the building, / brought several oadaYefs
there. both for scientific and pecunlaty
nurposes. This may account for the bones
he Chicago police say they found. ,
"Wm you explain your relations win
Ai, ,iTbe Eli was great friend Of mlno;
she was unfortunate In more ways th9i,
one cannot but believe that she " SUI
alive God only knows where, as she is a
s,,,,,,iya rom Justice on account Of the aw-
AZ tragedy which resulted In the killing OF
her sister. ! care to say nothing inoie
about Il NJ this time. ,,,,,, INA
%is Il true thai Minnie Williams Killed
he Tvs s's'ei I, zane came about over Jealous quar-.
role during the heat of passion. ~ Mhlon
Minnie threw a stool ~ ANNE ~ AlFu.h
her on the head. She died shortly ai'ef-
"a 'ii Is reported that some Of your family
,,ers the yietms Of insanity is ms rue
WI, As NJ uncle died insane At turing
" The insanity strsak comes from
nv fnothpr's side. | want 70 Say; ppn ~
lint / am atlll compos rnenua, A,thousn ~ =.
,Ie,v Of the absurd reports thAt ns,N 81. :.
a,,, about me, IL might be qhesliph a. ~
uyt 49, az nv ncousors are cra2ier.
"ns.SS,vin YOU deny or aflrn the report tha'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

And Then Began Keeping House In a
basement.

Now York, August i.-Crace Hoyt. .
pretty 15-yrar-old glr, who lives at lW
Harrison avenue, Williamsburg, and Mll-
liam Cordea. the i5.year.old son Of a WI.
liamsbnrg constable. wete charged VITA
vagrnncy In the Ice avenue police Vonft
ISnlckcra ~ the Oiymer street station Who
found them in cellar at HI Marcy avenue
early yesterday, knlckeis AZ hfsi tnvaHnt
they were burglars aud took them 70 tpe
station house. whore y was founu tnei tne
Roth were discharged With 2 WHINING.
They are the children o. wealthy parents
who wanted 10 marry. falinY 70 OMAN
consent OF the 'old folks they SET "
housekeeping on their own account
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Memphis. Tenn. August John c. Allen.
the convict who claims TO know much about
the dOings Of III. II. Holmes is known to
the Tennessee authorities, having served
seven OF q twenty-one years sentence in
this state under the name Of John II. Cald-
we'll for horse stealing.
Captain Hackett who Is familiar with Al
Ions career. does moi believe that the Ar
kansas convict and Mascot. who, Pat Quinlan
says, was Holmes confidential man, are the
same. lie assigns as the reA6on Of his belief
that Caldwell operated with low negroes and
toughs. The captain does not believe such a
man would have been employed by Holmes
in his fine swindling operations. He thinks
the Arkansas convict is imposing on the OIL
GERS OF the law.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
A BATTLE OF BEES.


Blue Ash. Ohio. August Ion the
farm of william Payne, near here. a
combat OF novel description was wilt
messed this morning. A hive of bees
owned by him swarmed last Thursday
after which they were hlved In the
regular way, and APPEARED to be do
Ing we'll. Early this morning swarm
OF bees from some neighborlng hives
appeared flying over the garden and
they Instantly divc1 down upon the
hive of the new settlers and complete
~ covered II. In a little time they be-
gan 10 enter the hive, and II became
completely nlled, a loud bu2zing noise
was heard ANA the worl, OF destruction
Immediately ensued. The winged COM
batants then loft the hive, ana O furi-
GUS battle commenced In upper air
between the two parties. They We're
80 thick In the air that they appeared
overhead like a small cloud. The light
ragged with fury for some time. Hun
| dreds OF bees were dropping 10 the
| ground dead and wounded, The vlc-
| tory was awarded 20 the frat set
| tiers, who dropped ON an adjacent APP
| ple tree, and We're afterwards put
back in their hive. apparently salts
l Nau
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

New German Quarantine Rules Sent 10 the
United States.

Washington. August i.--secrctary Nor.
ton has received through the state depart
mont n docl mrnt from tho United states
embassy In Berlin announcing tho csthbliHll-
mcnt by the lIundcsrath Of an obligatory
quarantine 1T Eliminating animals ana
swine Imported by sea. The action was
taken In order 10 prevent the introduction
~ 1'eNna fever. pulmonary complaint,
mango, shtop Pot, swine pest sw,n WIN
plngue, foot and mouth Diseases, etc. The
duration OF the quarantine IL 10 be four
weeks with an additional time Of hye
months Ut tho point Of destination. IN
eases OF special danger the entry OF the
cattle viii be forbidden altogether. The
quarantine regulations Will 80 into ereei
October 1 next.
nr. Salmon. ahlef OF the bureau Of nnlmnl
industry, says these rcgulatlons have no
particular Significance for American SHIP
nrrs as the Importation OF cattle INTO Ger.
many FROM tbls country was prohihlteu
altogether on the prrtrnse nf contagious
Diseases among our cattle. lie attributes
ihe regulations which are regarded MS
| very elnstic Ms desire TO secure the I'M
| portation Of cattle by sea from other ooun-
| irles than the United States unless the
! Herman government Intends 10 relieve this
| country after October OF the prohlbliyc
! depre. now In force,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
AFTER SALOON KEEPERS.


indianapolis, Ind, August 1.-The
vantage OF the Nicholson law 10 wage
war on roadhouses, and Jerry Gates
was tried by a jury in the criminal
court for selling lntoxicants on the
Fourth OF July. a legal holiday. TO
the great CONSERVATION Of the defend
ant and his friends, and OF saloon
keepers who are similarly charged,
the iurv returned a verdict filming him
s25 and costs and sentencing him TO
the workhhuse for ten days.
II ia years since such verdict was
ever found. The defendant gave
notice OF an appeal. but this does not
relieve the wOrkhouse penalty, as
under the law he VIII have to be COM
mitted while The appeal v pendlng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Rushes Down an Incline and Many Are
Injured

kushtA Down an lhclhe anu Many are
Injured.
Chicago MS, August IA serious acct
SlNty-thlrd street and Cottage Grove avenue.
car containing about twenty people was
near the chute wnen tile cable broke and the
car went sliding down the slide OF three
tho people In the car and many OF them
In their desperate efforts to escape were
spilled out Of the car. The following were
Kate Morengard. face and head bruised ;
Fred Ebbett. left leg fractured and bruised,
may die; NJ A.. Cinerny, bruised about The
face; J. Husso,' badly cut on side Mlss NJ.
Crook right limb bruised. Miss Minnie
leidcl, right side and leg bruised j..
Dunlap, badly battered up, in serious con
bruised Charles A. Schaldenbren, injured
about leg. George Emerson, leg bruised;
George Emerson, leg bruised Fred sharp,
bruised; Max Erlendorn, head cut; ]. Hussey,
left leg badly cut.
The car was approaching :he piate at the
top Of the slide where the SOP IS usually
made when John Parln, TIE ino'ltlnln, l2thi
that his grip mad caught and No'li not re-
lease the cable. He spIAnB 70 me '"ige y
the platform ard called IN ,he passengers 20
jump The car shot past tue platforms
There was ! crash, re ~ aud the or, re-
leased from the cable by tue contact with the
tlmbers at the end. rolled back. me | as
sangerS were thTnwn RI 'nr'r s'.Nh lh'o
the b1tinn of the car. When " iAfi'i
back half dozen persona .mned cut. larin
| pnVght a Wont.. hama, anl she zen n
| the planks. The car and us Dad rrm1lcl
a moment at the verge Of the descent theh
| shot down. "a,
It's occupants were thrown among the
| broken beams and boards. There was Wll9
panic among the crowd OF spectators ahu
among the occupants OF the other ears nut
| the wounded were quickly carried away
| by the ambulance. The Hhue down Mhl'h
the car lew is fully 800 feet long, ana SLOPES
M an agile OF 81 degrees from the ground,
D rst. .l... snHW r4H hN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

New York, August Ia great number Of
Cuban residents OF this city and FympathiEera
OF tho Cuban cause call every day on Thomas
Estrada Palma the president Of the newly
established Cuban bureau They were busy
al hendquarterH today comparing notes OF
This campaign with the revolution OF 1865 and
the comparison seemed 10 convince them that
their countrymen viii be sueeeaAful In their
efforts to secure Independence.
No denial or confirmation OF the report OF
Roderiguezs death was received. MIR. Palma
said.
I'VE have received no word from Cuba
since we gave out that abatement about the
successful landing Of the expedition at Santa
Clara"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
Will rnsr iTs VALIDITY.
Action Is Taken AGAINST the Chinese Ex-
clusion Act.

chicnro. August 1.-The validity OF the
Chinrgn exclusion act has been called Into
question by the arrest OF four chinainen
NJ Detroit and II IL probable that Judge
Grosscun o. the United States court will
be- called upon 10 render decision upon
which the fnto Of the law may depend
The four Cinnamon were arrested In De-
troit charged with attempting TO eyndc
Tho exclusion law and ordered deported.
Attorney Springer Of Detroit Intercepted
INC DEPUTY United States marshal here,
vim hnd The men In custody and writ
retnrnabie to-day WINS issued compelling
the marshal TO show cause why the prison.
orr should not be released on the ground
that charges made In the warrants We're
TOO vngue. Tho matter was taken before
Judge Grossoup. who continued the case
unfil geptembOr I, giving the Chlnnnlrii
ihpir freedom until then IN bonds OF S'dno
Tar the four. When the case. comes 10 ifai
the law will be attacked. the chinancn,s
"xeiudrs ouiy "fnborers." and Is other
wise full OF weak points
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
ARnEsTnp ZOE MuRpER.
Two Men quarrel over a Woman and
One IL Dead.

shepherdsyille. KY, August MAR
I'm Hoagland surrendered himself to-
dsv for the murder OF Perry Hilgar
near coal spring saturday lie waived
preliminary examination and was re-
manded 10 Jail, He claims seif-de-
Tense. Hiigar's remains were inferred
In Cedar Grove cemetery today. He
left a young widow.
Details Of the killing are hard to OBJ
.aln. Miss Mary Middleton was the
only eye witness. and she declines to
discuss IT, There was o picnic at Cave
Springs ana Miss Middleton had been
escorted there by Hoagland against
Hllgar's wishes she being Hilgar's
adopted daughter Hilgar attempted
to take the young woman home In the
evening. but sas refused 20 Leave
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

New York August Ia dispatch from Bos-
ton states that Holmes. the insurance swlnd-
Ter, persuaded Mahle barrett. ar orphan
eighteen years old. TO come to this city in
July. 1883, ostensibly TO open a manicure
establishment on sixth avenue with woman
named Mary Foster. who at that time is said
TO have lived on Fast Twelfth street The
Barrett Girl went to Boston In answer 30 an
advertisement from a companion and was
lurcd Into house OF M repute from which
she was rescued by a charitable woman.
Through an advertisement she became ac-
quainted with one Minnie Williams who is
supposed TO be the woman Holmes IL ac-
cused Of numbering in Chicago All trace OF
Mabel harrett was lost after ahe LEFT boAtOn.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Iondop Aug. i.-Charlcs II. Crisp, ex-
speaLer Of the United States house o. repre-
sSntatlyes. Is sight aeeing In. London he
Visited the place whore he was born. shemeld
January 20 1886, while his parents were on
4 vlrlt 10 that city. lie starts tomorrow N
4 eteam launch for oxford. The bimetailie
league has invited him to a conference. anu
for boine by the speaker Of the house. OF
commons, MIR. VIM. G. culley. and by Mr.
John Haze tho ciector.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Little Rock, Ark, August 1.--Nclther Law
yer Caps nor any Of the Chicago detectives
have as yet made an appearance for tile pur-
pose OF interviewing Convict Allen. Gov
einor Clarke tonight said he had received
no Official request from Governor Augeld for
the pardon OF the prisoner. Allen persists In
SAYING that the detectives and lawyers viii
be unable TO get any information from him
I concerning the Williams girls unless he rs
paid handsomely for II. Ten thousand doliars
Is his stated price. Mascot says that while
a pardon would not be objected to by him. he
Is not anxious Tor It. but is after the money.
lilo denies that he ever went by the name Of
Hatch
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

vanceburg. KY. August 1,-Rlchard
Cooley Of Falrylew, insane on religion,
attempted to cut his wiss's throat, put
was overpowered He win PC com
mltted to an asylum. a revival mas
been In progress at Falryiew Tor some
time. and. being a religious nun u
emotional temperament Cooley perume
bcreft OF reason. ADDED 70 nv to
ligion. he was greatly grieyed that his
vife md children attended dancing
pionIe a few days ago for the benefit
Of the church. He went insane once
before under the pressure OF excite
menl - - ~ Us
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
rlai..z,aIM,lnNs AccEprs.

Gan Antonio, Tex, August l. -(special y
A message from H. !. Martin general freight
and paasengcr agent Of the Arkansas Pass
~ho n now In New York, announces that
pah Ipisxrimmons has accepted the Invitation
10 train at Corpus Christi and will ieaye Nsw
york for that place some time next month.
The message also stated that Corhttt looked
and that he would probably accept Il. and
should he 90 10. the two giants viii arrive
Id San Antonio about the sAme time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
wnnn nnurALLY AssAuLrED.


Toledo. o., Aug, l.--Chnrlcs I.osqur grain
Inspector for the Clover Leaf Elevator com
pany, has becfr arrested on tefrihl. enalge
iIla accueers are the parents Of Emma
shaefer and Alyina LoveFanz, each aged w.
ne il alleged to have enticed the little girls
into a boat and rowed them across the Mnu-
Inc opposite bank. While there under threats
and promises, It ~ claimed, hn toreibly az
gnulted each and then under terrible threats
ppned Hut the Injuries 10 the llttle Lpvefank
girl neoessitAted the calling IA u phyhelgh,
when she was induced 10 tell the story itcr
rendition al the present time II alarming,
Te.rur was at 0nre arrested and locked up.
Thr little snaefer girl positively Identified
him and told substantially tie same Hiorf
AZ related by Alsina LOvcrHi2. LeAeur has HI
he 10 eay He was remanded without bail,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

said. and lost no time In leaving the room.
With his drawn revolver he accompanied
Quinn to the street car and rode as far
as tho city limits with him.
Tho crowd followed the car, jumping on
and on and they looked ugly. There were
cries OF kin hiini" "hang hint" ETC., but
they did nothing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Waco. Tex. August 1.--(special. Fire 10.
night destroyed the residence q ~ ~ stuart
insured. An hour later the frame residence
n g. n. uilander on North Fourteenth street
were a Total ioss and valued al $500. covered
BY insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
FIGHT At ELECTIONS.
French Politicians are Following the
Example Set by Bnglishrnen.

Example Set by Bnglishmen.
Paris. August 1.-The elections OF
members Of the councils general have
resulted IN the Republicans gaining
three-quarters OF the seats. There
were several election fishta az various
r1aces In inc provinces. Al Roubaix.
In the department Of Nord. there was a
collision between the Republicans and
the collectivists, and, the gendarmes
had TO charge repeatedly before the
disturbances were quelled. a number
Of persons were injured and a. few arr
rests were made. Serious fiotH, nc
comnnnied by bioodshed. are reported
10 have occurred at Brabantine. near
MarsellIes. Troops have been dis
patched to the scene OF the riotlng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Hoagland. Hligar advanced toward
Hoaglard in menaclng way, when
Hoagland drew n revolver and shot
him through the heart. lIilgar was
unarmed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02
|3-0qys Sale of
In 5 Night Shirts
(qms To-Day

|For 75c we will give you
hest night shirt made.
Ian nav double the price
4 viii not get one intrin'
lily better -,
Eigbt Shirts for old. mid
LACED and young men,
Eieht Shirts for tall, short
h and fat men, :,
Fhey are absolutely fault
1 in material, fit and fin
4. 75c the price.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

Ia paso, Tex. August l.-tspsclai.l +
yaeIto Arason, highly ns Is,s syr gJius
hv shnntinw llnisef The cause " ths
deed seems to have been unreluittsd lows
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

san Antonio. Tex. August i.-,specisi.l-..
Pablo Comes. a Garzaite who vas aIrAs a,.s
dltIon waa dismissed today on the grcuna
that his onense was political.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-02

.--,.rss ss.u-r.zn- So. J. y .-.-
(ssziNUE E0TBI,
AUSTIN. TEX.
II, THEso, man +, a ger.
ilt aiy Gamble rooms and every
ss ssi ar. Rates. $500 and $3.50 per
,.zErTE HEADQUARTERS.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1895-08-01
EQUAL TO THE EMERGENCY.

Everybody spotted them for a bridal cou-
pie as they Landed at. the Erie depot in Jel
sey City, and there was good deal of wink
ing and nodding among the passengers on
the ferry boat crossing to New York. The
bride, who was country girl of 20, was
very uneasy and evidently much put out, but
the groom, who was two or three years older,
didn't propose to be sat down on without
she wing his colors. He therefore walked
straight up to man who was grinning and
winking and queried:
Are you grinnlns at us, sir?'
'Oh' no, no, no. replied the grinner as he
instantly sobered up.
Didn't know but you were. We were us
married this morning and are going to spenc
a week m New York. Have you any objec-
tons to the MARRIAGE
of course not -.-4
'Any objections to the bridal rour?'
NO, sir.
You have seen newly welded couples be :
fore haven't your kindlyinquired the groom.
Yes, few was the :heepish reply.
Didn't scare you out OF our boots, hope:
Do you or any of your friends here want to
ask any questons?'
The grinner was avery sober-looking man,
now, and he had no reply to that.
Because, if they do, now is the time, you
know. If any body's at all curious I'll give
EN- cur names, ages, where born, how
brought up. politics, religion, ETC., and add
tlat it was case OF, love at first sight and
neither Of us had any money to speak Of.
Did you say-?'
No, the grinner didn't say. He was out Of
sight before the groom had gotten that far,
and for some reason there was no more
smiling and noddlng among the other pas
Sengers.
We'll, Tillie,' said the husband, as he
| looked all arou nd and then sat down beside
the blushing bride. 1 thought the crowd
wanted to know all about us, and was will
| ing to explain, but it seems ! was mistaken
| and so guess Veil land on the other side all
| right A:e you quite comfortable, dear?
| Have gum drop and then lay your dear
sunny head on your hubby~dubby's manly
shoulderI rI'-E;i.