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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-09
snnrnERN GOLD MINES.
Expert Becker, OF the Geological Survey
Makes an Interesting Report.

Expert Becker, OF the Geological Survey,
Makes an interesting Report.
WASHINGTON, May s.-The report of
George f. Becker, of the geological
survey, who has been investigating the
gold producing districts of the south
ern Appalachian region, especially the
Carolinas and Georgias, has been COM
pleted In it he says the entire
south has produced about $45, 900, 900
of gold since 1909, $i3,OOO,OOO of
which came from Georgia and
the Carolinas. OF these, South Car
DINA produced about 100000, Geor
gia SIG, 10000 and North Carolina $685.
OOO,OO Carabus county, in the south
western part of North Carolina, is the
richest part of all. In the early part
of the century the largest nugget on
record in the United States was dis
covered there. Just month ago one
weighing over eight pounds was found.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-09

Col USBlA, S. c., May g. -United
States Judges Simonton and Golf de-
cided to-day that the provision of the
state dispensary law preventing inn
portations of liquor for private use was
contrary to the interstate commerce
act and was null and void. An injunc-
ton was issued restraining the seizure
of such liquor.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-09
EMBROIDERS-
EXCELLENT VALUES.

inch to 8 inch Hambnrgs, sc yd.
inch to inch Hamburgs, finer
work. SIC Vd.
to 6 inch Hamburgs, 1Oc yd.
8 inch Hamburg Embroideries NEW
designs 121c I'd.
so dozen Ladies Hemmed Colored
Bordered Handkerchlefs, regular
one, SIC each.
Just in-Ladies Dogskin Driving
Gloves with Gauntlet slOO pair.
50 dozen Boys Chevoit Percale,
Black Sateen and Madaos Blouse
Waists-choice-25c each.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-09
Kansas sunday School workers.

SALIVA, Kan, May S.--The state
Sunday school convention began last
night with over 300 delegates present
This morning 200 more arrived. To-
days sessions have been occupied with
routine work and the reports of the
executive committee and general secre-
tarv
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-09
lHOARplNG TIE GOLD.
Tho Chicago Post Says Syndicate Is Buy
ing the Output OF the RefinerIes.

ing the Output OF the RefInerIes.
CHICAGO, May s.-The Post prints a
telegram from Washington stating
that the Morgan Rothschild's bond
syndicate is buying gold from the
private refneries at the rate of about
So, 100000 per month, which is about
two-thirds of the entire output of the
country. 1t is declared that the syndi-
cate is paying premium of u to u
per cent in order to get the gold.
Most of it was bought at a premium of
l. ner cent.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-09
Three Murderers Not to Be Hanged.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, May s.-Gov
Stone to-day changed to life imprison-
ment the death sentences of Murderers
Henze and Kaiser, of st. Louis, and re-
duced the sentence of Murderer Taylor
to ten years in the penitentiary.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-09
Weir city smelter Men at Work.

PITrsBURG, Kan, May s.-The dele
cation of 100 striking smeltermen APP
pointed at meeting last evening to
visit the works at Weir City made the
visit, but accomplished nothing, as the
workmen there will not quit for fear
the works will be shut down indefi-
,fta1vr
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-09
Dragging Wool Market.

Boston, May s.-The wool market
has been dun for the past week and the
market has been sagging. Purchasers
are only buying from time to time as
their needs demand. New clips are
slow in coming in. Sheariug is in
pre-ress, but the strike Of The shearer5
- !. o---A- A--s ~s..ie 81 OOeg@siOns.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-09

SPRINGFIELD, H., May s.-The Boz
gardus bill making train robbery cap
ital offense was killed by the house to-
day. The point was raised that the
bill was really aimed at strikers.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-09

WASHINGTON, May s.-Mr Choate
concluded his argumentih the supreme
court in behalf of the opponents of the
income tax at o'clock and the court
adjourned until Monday.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-05-09

SHANGHAI, May SIT is stated here
that the ratifcations of the treaty of
peace between China and Japan were
exchanged to-day 1t Che Foo.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-02-27
1tnier 0leii6s Grporf.

Sc inehr Der 8etreibebau Der Ser.
Staaten bur9 bic immer flblbarer mere
oenbe GDncurren3 anberer ldnber, tpie
namentlib Mraertiniens, Multraliens,
Megpptens, 3ublanbs unb Der Donau-
gdnoer leibet, Oefo ipi1tiger ipirb es
fir nniere Garmer. ungebinoerten Mb<
iab fur Die probutte Der Wieh3ubt au
finben unb tpeitere Mdrfte oafiir All er=
balten. gsit Deutidlono, sSralfreib
uno anberen europdii1en 2anbern bate
ii1 in lebter 3eit elm iehr reger pan=
belsDerfebr in S1ipeinepodel Gleii1,
SAmal5, 5al9 etc. entiuidelt, lpeI1er
ieBt ipieber burd MaBregeln beri1iebe=
ner 3e9ierunseH beorobt lit. Die nieb-
rigen Weisenpreiie MAIDEN es fir Die
Jarmer lobnenber, ben Wei3en su bers
fiittern, als ibn su bertaufen bas bate
ebenfalls itart baSu bei9etragen, bic
Gbpeine3uht gu forbern. Die5hla1t=
baus= uno p6deleibeiiber fdeinen aud
oas 8ertrauen 3ur 8unoesregierung au
baben, baB bieielbe Mlles in ibren Grdf.
ten ifebenbe tbun tuiro, um bic 6inber=
nille fiir ben Mbiab ins Muslanb aus
bem Wese gu rdunen. oenn iie iinb
tbdtiser, als je subor unb bic Nn3abl
Der aefdla6teten unb perarbeiteten
S6weine nimmt itetis au. IS tpuroen
in Der borigen Wode auf ben tpeltli6en
Mdrften $4,000 @9peine gum
Sbla6ten einseliefert, geeen 210, 900
in berielben Wo9e bes 8prjabres J; felt
bem /. Nobenlber b. 5. aber 6, 160, 900,
aegen 4,270,0 i'm 0oriabre, afio
1890, 900 mebr, ooer A pro3ent. Bon
oieler Rieieniumme fommt fait Elm
Srittel, 2,150, 900, auf gbicago allein,
in 3tpeiter 2inie febt Ranias gitp nit
10000, oann Omaha nit 465, 900,
Ct. 2ouis nit $4,000, Cincinnati
(oas ldnsit ni6t mebr bic .portopolis"
iD nit 227, 900 etc. Cine iol6e 3u=
nabme Der proouttion iebt ielbfber=
itdnolid aud raid iteisenben Mbiab
poraus uno bic @eiammtausfubr i6eint
bas au6 su re9tferti9en, benn 1ie be-
trug in Der porisen Wo9e Is, ,229, 900
pfuno, seaen 20,832, 600 pfunb in
oerfelben Wode oes 8oriabres, alfo fait
Is pro5ent mebr. 8on S6peinei ileiId
wuroen 926,00 (sesen l,484, 900 i'm
Sabre 1894 pfunb ausgefiibrt, Sped |
l3,2l3,OOO (9,977, 900 in 1894, |
S6mal3 100000 9,371 900 in
1894 es ersiebt iib alio nur bon
S6peinefleif6 cine gerinse Musfubr |
9e9en oas 8Oriabr, ndbreno bic 3u=
nabne auf Sped unb S9mal3 fdut.
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Gitte a,ette 0luSgate

oes ,Granfenbote", per6ffentli6t i'm
sSntereHe bonSornis Mlpenfrduter 8lut=
beleber, Der tpoblbefannten Blut=Webi=
gin, miro iebt per poit perianot uno
lperoen obne 3ipeifel piele unlerer Seier
bieie 3eitidrift erbalten. Selbige ents
bdlt unter Nnoerem cine 5roBe Mnsabl
3eugnibe bon unleren 2anbsleuten,
pelde bur6 Sprnis Mlpenfrduter glut=
beleber gebeilt muroen. gDir perneb=
men, oaB 9r. peter Gabrnep fOrtiudb=
reno 8eribte erbdlt bon Solden, ipel=
DE our1 feline 9eilmittel furirt tpurben;
aber Man9el an &aum bei6rdnft Die
8erDffentlihung bieier 8riefe su elmer
besrensten Mnsabl.
@olIte irgenb elmer unierer 2eier elm
gutes Ylutreinigun9smittel benDtbisen,
10 tpiirben mir ibm empfeblen, an Or.
peter Gabrnep, 1l2-ll4 90. 6opne
9lpe., gbieago, ST., fir Elm Gremplar
oes .Granfenbote" 5u fbreibeas nno er
miro Elm iDlhes srqtis erbalten. Man
miro ausfinben, oaB Der Doftor elm ebrs
li1er pertrauensmirbiger Wiann lit,
tpel1er ole 8eoiirfniiie Nller prompt
unO auf seidaftsmdbise Meiie befrie=
bi9t.
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Gcbr tribe

liebt es in 9iebrosta aus. Ser Gtaat
Gat nidt nur burd ben aegenDdrtigen
fru6tbaren Not1itano in ben tpetlihen
Counties 3u kiDen, ionoern feline s5is
nanaen linb aa1 i1on felt ldngerer 3eit
adnSlib seyriittst. Reben ben laufen=
ben Musgaben iperben innerbalb Der
adbiferl stDei Sabre fdDebenbe uno
funDirte S1uloen i'm 8etrage BON ST.
149, 900 fdlig. Harunter fino $780,
900 0iilfsbDnos, bic i'm Sabre 1891
fir bic NothleiOenben i'm Weiten alls-
eeItelt purben unb bic am L. Npril
1896 beSabIt nsroen niiien. Ser grD-
Be 6eblbeiraG riibrt bapon her, oaE 10
piele Steuern riidltdnoig unb unbesablt
1inb. glm erlten ssalulr bieles Sabres
beliefen li6 bic unbe3ablten Gteuern
fir bic lebten fiinf Sabre auf $2,7l7,-
900. Inter ben eegenmdrtigen 9tr-
bdltniiien lit felbItperlf1nblib iebr iuer
nig Nuslidt ODER gor feine. piele riidr
itdnoisen Gteuern ein5utreiben uno bic
6taatsgeleBgebuns ipiro anf aflDere
gDeiie Matb fhaffen miiiIen, um ben
notbpenbiglten Mnipriihen an bic
6taatSfaiis 9ereGt iuerben 5u t0nnen.
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elite her isabtiid,en Wcauttsm.
2(us gturntes Roth.

Mlan tbeilt ben ,Miinb. q. &C." aus
Shlestpis Sollfein folgenbe Beseben=
belt nit, Die lid, 10 romanbaft fie aud
tlinst, unldnsi on Der 0orbieefiiite er=
eignet baben fon. 9ln einem eisfalten
ftiirmiiben Morsen muroen Die 2eute
in beln ni6t tpeit bonn Stranoe selege=
nen Siideroorf burb einen Ranonen=
ibub aui See getpeft. Ollie mllBten
mas bas su bebeuten bate, unb bega=
ben Iib in srDBter Gile an ben Strano.
gtipa cine balbe 8iertelmeile pon Der
2uHe iaB elm Sbiff auf benz &iff, ret=
tungslos perloren. Sie gelabung mar
in Die MaFen esflettert, uno batte ii6
an bas 5aumerf feftseflammert, UNI
ni6t BON ben Weuen fortaefpiilt su tuer=
ben. .&ettunssboot flar !" uno oas
goot muroe ausgebra6t, aber fein be-
berster 6iibrer 9arro mar nidt ba, er
bate lih frlb Worgens in bas gead=
barborf beaeben. Gs par unmDsli6,
auf ibn gu tparten jeoe Minute lieB
porausleben, oab bas Shiff In Sriim=
ner aerl6lagen tperoe. g6t Mann rus
oerten binaus in ben ralenoen Sturm.
Sic errei6ten oas Wraf uno i9afften
Die armen ermatteten S6iffbrii6isen in
oas Boot. 9lber elmer blieb Suriif.
Sp6 oben i'm Mait bins er, i6mer lno
iteif infolse Der Gdlte uno tie pagten
nidt i'm berab5ubulen, oenn oas Boot
mar iiberlaben, Der Sturm nabm 5u
uno ibrer gller 2eben itano auf Dem
Spiel. 9lls lie ans 2anb tamen, mar
0arro ba. ST fraete, Oh man iie ale
babe unb ba bDrte er oenn bon Dem SeB=
ten i'm Mait. sd meroe ibn bolen !"
rief er vsebt Sbr nit 2" 9lber lie poa=
ten nibt, lie meinten es lei unmDsli6.
Sarrp iprane ins Ypot vSann sebe i6
allein." Sn bieiem Nu9enblif erIbeint
feline Mutt.r am Strano. Sic bittet
i'm (: v@ebe niht !! 9ein 8ater blieb
orauBen -. unb llwe." lime mar
ibr jiingiter Sobn, BON benz lie lett
Sabren ni6ts seb0rt bate. rGebe
niGt! 9einer Wtutter gu 2iebe J" yuno
Der orauben, bilt 9u beiien Ii6er. Dab
aud er nidt nph cine Wutter bat 2"
Sa f6tpieg bic 9llte unb bier Nfann
Ipranaen nit Sarro in bas 8oot. Sas
Wraf itanb ibon sans unter Waiier,
als lie binausfamen unb es belt i6tper,
li9 oem Sdiffe gu ndbern. gnoli9
gelinat es. 9arro ielblt flettert binauf
in Die Wanten, um ben fat erfrorenen
Suri6en berunter su bolen. yeun liegt
er i'm Boot unb lanoeinipdrts gebt's.
llno als man bem Stranoe 10 nabe iit,
bas 0arros frdftige Stimme ollr1
Sturm uno 8ranbung bringen fann,
ba mint uno ruff er: uSasts Der
Mutter, es 1T ume."
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0ratis !!

9ieienisen, bic 81. Sings Nem Dis=
coperp fbon benuBt baben, fennen ibren
WertD unb tuer i'm nod nidt fennt, Der
bat iebt @eleeenbeit, bas Mittel gratis
81 erprObeH. 0ebt in bic unten beaei9-
nete Npotbete, unb labt guA ein pro=
befldibden gratis seben. Senbet Cure
aorelie an $. 6. 8udlen & Co., Gbi-
cagO, unb nerlanst cine probei6a9tel
bon Dr. Sings Neuen 2ebenspilen,
ioDie Elm st. bes @elunbbeits= unb
9ausbaltunas= &atbsebers. Mlles lit
sarantirt. guh BON Nuben gu isin unb
toitet gud nibts. A
s. 8. Miller & @obn. Npotefer.
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Cine tpafere Shat bat Senrp Sag in
Chicago pollbra6t, inbem er spDlf iunge
2eute, tpelde iid beim S6litti1ublau@
fen supeit auf ben Mi6isaniee binaus
getpagt batten uno auf ein3elne gisibol=
len aeratben tparen, rettete. Sie Gna=
ben batten Die Warnuns bes Gapitdn
Sobnion auf Der bier Meilen bonn lfer
gele9enen ,Grib", bab bas gis &ilIe
seige, niAt beadtet. plDblid ertueiter=
ten ii6 aber oieie &iHe uno bic gisfld-
DE tbeilte lih in ein3elne mdbtige S9ol=
len. gbe iie nur ielbit re9t tpubten,
wie ibnen seidab, trieben bic 2naben
bereits auf mebreren oieler S9ollen
lanslani in ben offenen See binaus !;
INNER neiter unb peiter trennte Ii1 oas
feite Sis bon ibnen, elm beftig einieben=
Der ginb tbat bas llebrige uno balb
melbeten laute 1iilferufe bem gDdrter
i'm gribbdus9en, oaB Die junoen 2eute
III srDbter 2ebensaefabr f6tpebten. Die
Staot puroe iofort BON bem unfau be-
na6rihtigt, bod mar in3mii1en aud
Der nit ieinem Naden an Der Crib ball
tenoe 6enrD Sag auf ben Yorfau auf.
mertiam 9etpDrben unb rube,te nun
obne ipeiteres 8eiinnen ben 8eordnsten
Su Siilfe. Oreimal mubte Der ipafere
0lann bin= unb berfabren, Bis ct oas
Gettun9sperf gliifliA pollenbet bate.
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GOSteufrcie Wiuett .

S1ife Seine MbreHe an s.. e. 8ud=
len & So. in Gbicaso uno LAB Dir elm
probefbdbtel6en BON Dr. Sings v9lew
2ife pils" suienoen. Cine Yrobe ipiro
Did bon ibrem Wertb iiber3eusen. Die
ie pillen tpirfen ianft unb empfeblen
ii6 beiOnoers in Gdaen bon 8eritopiung
unD Ropfpeb. 8eeen Wlalaria uno
2eberleioen iinb lie uniibertrofen. Sic
linb sarantirt. Dolifdnoig frei 81 iein
bon jeoer @rt giftiser Subfansen unb
iino gdnslih aus YHanaenloffen berge=
itellt. Sic baben teine eri6laffenbe
Wirfuns, ionbern resen Ma9en uno
@ebdrne, iiberbaupt pas earse GpItem
itdrfeno on. Sn resuldrer @roBe 3u
Is Gents per S1adtel in Der 9lpotbefe
bon s. 6. M iller q Sobn. A
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sis@mrg Gbane's tod)pfrrds
tberiia)e Nldne.

2onbon. 20. Gebruar. Giner bier
eingetrOffenen Gepef0e aus @banqbai
aufolae ioll ei.Qun9-Gbans NIT ieiner
&eile nad peijns nur ben 3iped per-
folafn, ben fnOn lanae geplanter @tur3
Der WanofAu-0 0pnaitie berbeisufiibren.
Der friihere aaotai anng bon BORT 9lr-
thur ioll Elm @eitduDniB abselegt baben,
DurA welhes bic bohoerrdtberilh Mb-
lidten ai-Dung=Gbana' entbiillt pur=
ben.
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Gin nuter Rn mprn r

= Gin gutter Ramerab.
Gelcmebel: rllnter tamerab11aftlid
perftebt man tleine @sfdnisfeiten, bic
man ieinen aameraoen ertpeiit. gDas
tpiirben Sic 3. 9. tbun, @aGempe,
tpenn sic Itben. baB Sbr Ramerab
bas GiTen auf benz Slide iteben bat,
feline RodtnDpfe mod ntht eepubt iinb
unb serabe gum 9lntreten seblafen
ipirh2" = Netrut: sd tpiirbe f9nelI
fir i'm effen, bamit er pusen tann!"
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Su araFt setrsteH am 20. wsai 1894.
eabliga sebeno.

Mu ben nit I Deaei4neteu Stat,onsu wtro auf ggs.
nal angehaitep.
ale 3hae tdgIi@ Geautaas ausgennntn,eu.
@sH9uen MHinLub finbet nan in mtariettn on bic o.
Gtieub6kr ua6 @enrpibpole aui BEN SbiD SSl,s. in
GnMbrioge an Dle 81 q 81 kitiiW uuo lpeftfid In gep
Gpmeratnmn an oie g. g. 6. u Ct 0oniS Giienb0bn
III uo q 81 Srhiid, nnS bitIid IN aaIieS Il ssssus ~ y
tiOu nit oer ~. a 8. g. unb ber @aueD Giismbotn,
&. ~. H6De, 8. 8. 9abler,
=. ~. ~ &npt. Exams,
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Wolmadten mad allen SbeiIen
DeutiGIanbs un0 Der 5dmei3 iperoeu
in bieier Office beforst.
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esfratt mieoer beraeItelt.
Gei6le9tsf sfrantb gebeiIt.
Ser aeim bes 9pSes mir

Der Reint bes Tnbes tuir0
in manhes iun9e, frifA
puIIirenoe 2tbet burd Mns
ftedung ,iuo iuaemoIi9e
Derirrunsen gelest. Gtne
Rur.W Wtetbobe, bic fh tn
ben perstpeijeltItem G6aen
5sets eIanaenh be,rdbrt bat,
ijt In benz gebiseenen Buhe
eter MpffnnnAr NJ nferss
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Dr. 9tu8nff 66niS's
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rule we preferred the powerful steam CT, New York-Capt. Stone, com mander.
 There were many stage coaches, too, plying to the interior, and along the shore; these having their rendezvous for the most part at an ed coach tav- ern, (with Lombardy poplar near it) which once stood where the post office building now shadows a great breadth of pavement and of car tracks. Twas known too-and told to incredulous up- country folk-that at this coach center, twenty-five people had been "booked" in single day, for New York!
 My own entree to the town, as fresh man, was from another quarter; four of us from the old school at Ellington, who were to be punched together upon the agony seats of examination, came, bouncing and see-sawing together, over the thorough-braces of a Hart ford coach-down through Berlin and Meriden, and Wallingford, past plains of sand, past lines of poplars, through Whitneyville gun-worl1s, and thence by long, straight stretch past woods and fields and silences Save our own bubblings talk to the northern end of Temple street-amazing even then for its beauty of overarching elms and to the proper beginning of the town.
 Yes, we stopped at the Tontine; and kept our courage up by strolling next day, together, to the chapel-in I 4 Al ts quisition" were in waiting. But the terrors of the ordeal were very much softened by the kindly words of the stately and white-haired professor of chemistry, who put all manner of ca
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ressing suavities into his speech-whose home with its great gardens, border ing the canal, we had already caught glimpse of, and whose Sunday-night alliterative and alluring invocations, for years thereafter, seemed to open the sunset gates of each recurring Sun day upon shining courts above"
 No, even in those days, when sev- enty-fve made good class number, it was not easy to find lodging in the col lege proper; it has sometime been mat ter of regret with me, that I could not put South Middle" in the schedule of my youthful opportunities; but I had cozy quarters, down College street, be- yond Crown, in house which-with some modern addenda-still beams its old welcome from the upstair front broad as the day. There 1 chummed with noble hearted fellow and friend (Jabob Perkins, who in the fifties came to great honor and great success, in his native state of Ohio-as he richly de served to do-and died thirty-five years since in Cuba, with his harvest of hon ors only half garnered. For the three succeeding years of the college I held my eyrie in a little ehamber-now I think profaned to photographic uses upon the corner of High and Chapel streets; giving view in those. days upon the works of jealous little cabinet maker, who piled his trade. md set his newly vanished tables to dry, just where the front porch of the Artsehool now invites the curious stranger. A snug bureau of this worlsman's make has been my nightly com panion for fifty years. In the rear of these shops, on what is now the college inclosure-perhaps covered by wing of the new library l saw at every nooning. in those far days, a file of black Ina bited theologs go into their daily repast in the eating hall, where boarding rates" were less costly than in the larger ones of the college commons. Next door to this re- factory lived that great master of the Yale printing offices. B. L. Hamlen, Esq. From his morning and nightly passings l came to know his attitudes and movements as well as those of the weather vane upon the belfry of the lyceum; a thin, gaunt, Roman-nosed man, with hair sparse and unkempt; keen eyed. quick in movement; scud- ding in wintry winds with camlet cloak drawn tightly about his neither limbs, and on frosty mornings bead