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omlTH's SUCCESSOR.
.a Likely That Francis, rahle Will Get It.

Likely That Francis,
 or Cable win Get It.
 .os Aug. 25.-The news
 tsry Hote smith ,s had f resigned
 N. resignation had been &C.,
 ,be president has created a ,'. stir in political circles here'
 .s. publicity of MT. Smiths
 "a been, in a measure, an- sssr since his paper, the At
 ., declared that 1t would ...n and sewall. MT. Smith
 ,o discuss the subject be- < zpnsstion of his conception Of s,s Mr. Smith, during his ' ,or the gold standard in os,ost sx. Speaker Crisp, made \ Dledge that he would, if de- :rnDort the nominees of the
 As an honorable man, his ba felt it his duty to redeem
 He informed the people of Esn and intentions and to avoid placed his resignation bpOsal. F The correspondence on the ], ,0bl;shed would no doubt be 's,rssting. but it is doubtful .it can ever be secured for the 1, ia stated with great positive N the step which Secretary t.lt himself compelled to take 'in anyway affected the warm |hs president and Mr. Smith en- \ for each other.
 'ba. been 6 good deal of gossip Ao Mir. Smith 8 successor will be. altogether unlikely that John ,pOlds, the assistant secretary promoted. It is regarded as |Ors probable that a new man .slsctsd, probably from the mid t-Indiana, Illinois or Missouri. pes of exGovernor Francis, ex- ,r Bynum and ex-Oongressman Illinois are those which gossip clings. All are pro- gold Democrats.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-25
RUNAWAY TRoLLeYcAR.
Forty Persons More Or Less Hurt In
 the Accident.

Forty Persons More Or Less Hurt In
 the Accident.
 ST. LoUIs, Aug. 25.-A special to The Globe. Democrat from Frederick City, Md, says 40 persons were more or less injured by .he brakes on trolleyoar falling to work on Sunday on steep mountain incline on the Frederick City and Middleton Electric railroad. IT , car started from Stoker Heights at I o'clock There were 100 persons on the car, many more than the capacity of the car, when the start was made. The motorman applied the brakes, but they failed to hold and the speed of the oar increased. Just before reaching tres tie over ravine 50 feet deep the car gave a lurch. The motorman tried to reverse, but the trolley slipped off the wire and he was powerless The next instant there was crash, as the CIT bounded from the rails and turned over The people were piled up on top of one another and jammed on top of each other in the mass of wreckage. Many persons who had seen the car tearing down the mountain hurried to the res cue and the bruised and maimed passen- gers were removed to their homes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-25
Put Hack to Gibraltar.

LONDON, Aug. 25.-The Anchor line steamship Italia Captain Ward. which railed from Naples on Aug. for New York, passing Gibraltar on the 20th, has put back to Gibraltar. It is thought that her return is tue either to broken crank shaft or to defective repairs to her machinery which became disabled on her last voyage from New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-25
Five Men Believed Drowned.

QUEBEC, ug 25.-Five men named Lesperanee two brothers), Boisseault, Gouillard and Forden, all of St. Pierre, Montmagni, went on a fishing tour on the 18th instant near Crosse island. The body of one of the Lesperance brothers has been found The other four have not been heard from and are believed to have been lost during a storm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-25
CRUISER BROOKLYN.
Makes Successful Trip From Philadel-
 phia to Boston With Speed.

Makes a Successful Trip From Philade1-
 phia to Boston With Speed.
 BOSTON, Aug 24-The Brooklyn came to anchor ill the harbor last night after a successful trip from Philadelphia. Today the big ship will be run over the government course, between Cape Ann and Cape Porpoise, for preliminary trial Tuesday will be devoted to rest and on Wednesday, if the conditions are favorable, the great speed test will be made. The trip from Philadelphia was without incident. 4 smoothe sea and clear weather favored the ship, and af- ter leaving the Delaware oapes good speed was made, between Five Fath- om Bank Lightship and Boston light, a distance of 4l3 knots. The ship aver aged IS knots an hour on natural draught. Three Of the members of the official tripboard, Commander Charles H. Davis, Constructor John F Hans com, and Chief Engineer John D. Ford, came around on the ship There were also on the ship as guests of the Cramps, Commodore George w. Melville, At torney General Harmon, Congressman Loudensieger of New Jersey and Wilson of Brooklyn and Commander N NJ. Mi yaoka. Captain Sakur and Lieutenant Takakuro of the imperial Japanese navy. Extra ballast Is carried on the ship as only one of her guns, 5-inch rife, is in place, the others being i'll course of con- str,nction
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-25
! plATT STILL REFUSES.

'ss p' Like the Nomination VIII
 a' Forced Upon Him.
 OsA' n;'. Aug. s5.-'T am of the ! %u ,as, now as I was last night |e,ss', ,v,a tAs Associated Press I was a bs,pa'e tbs. for the office of govern fbams.l would not accept office, !" e ,snas ,'a4s Q Platt this morning.
 kb sssnsnt sss in itself is emphatic bp sa' sa still it did not succeed in \ ,si..a sl end to the campaign of |rs,as s'ads, headed by Edward I'd b..,m.., Cornelius vanoott and ma .ls's ! does not want the uomina. ] M ,na {, aQuisg, but the ns,ss,, ssIS. \, ku,s.,sll ~ hss said he w;ll,aot. .oe.,, |Nbs '';0n " said os4aidsysHss, Hs,s <. . a sad ! bslisvsl Hs 'l sassSIs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-25
JOHN pALY IMPROVING.
Ills Health Not So Bad Was at
 First Relieved.

LONDON Aug. 25.-The health of John Daly who was released from Portland prison last Friday where he was incar- cerated for life in 1883, having been sen fenced to penal seryitude for conlplH- ity in an alleged plot to blow mp the house of commons, is said to beimproving. It was declared when he was first released that he might be hopeless invalid for the remainder of his days Daly has now gone to Paris for treatment by a celebrated physician. His brother Jas. Daly, who made a small fortune in Australia, is with him and will care for him in the future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-25
LEAVES UPPER RED HOOK.
fh on His Homeward Journey
 to Lincoln.

AAohe"hEu journey
 to Lincoln.
 nR RED HooK, N. Y, Aug. 25.- p j. Bryan, accompanied by Mrs. 5aud Private Secretary Outright p Hook at noon yesterday to be-
 'r homsward journey to Lincoln.
 yan has gained flesh during his ''0lourn and Is in high spirits, s' partlcularly by the approaching s with Senator Hill, Chairman and other Democratic leaders 4le expects will result in assur. 'P' politically solid support of this ] rgsn'zation. S,' The party drove to \ soAn where they crossed the river s'has their journey to Winneseok l, where they spent the night
 nm Kley. Much of the time 'ts ''s 'nree or four days has been lF' bryan working on his let 'sp'ance. The document will
 0ns as his Madison Souare Ibss ss'scn, nor will it be given to s,s as ss un'll MT. MoKinley's accept
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-25
Switcaman Killed.

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 9. -J. L. Bruce, an Internat onal and Great Northern switchman. was killed in the yards here while coupling cars.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-25
An Express Train Wrecked.

PIrTsBuRG, Ang. 25.--The eastbound Chicago limited express on the Baltl- more and Ohio road was wrecked near Marrs station early yesterday. No one was.killed. but l5 or 20 were hurt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-08-25
ErTsRI ALTGeLo.

5. .,ss.mau Foreman Makes Sensa-
 topal Charges Against Him.
 n.eo, Aug. 25..-Ex- Congressman
 sn s. Foreman has written Gov. |ltgsld 8 sensational open letter I|eh he makes various charges of stIn.ss in the handling of state |fsnd declares that he, as 8 Demo- <sbaot support the ex-governor for IIbn. Among other questions MT. Ian asks the governor |y did you place the price Of nom t ss state treasurer at the Peoria nhon at $lO, 900, the money to be 6hslp your reelection?
 G did you borrow from $50, 600 100 of Rufus Ramsay, state treas low deceased, without paying in-
 10 became of your bills, if there
 ny, between the time of the off, Ming of the state treasury vaults Ramsay's death and the opening Q same when a successor was a'"
 Foreman cites incidents were MT. q has borrowed hundreds of thou |d dollars to run the state institu- |lsying as high as { per cent in- |sld asks:
 V of what appropriations have you he thousands of dollars of interest, P more explicit, under what ap- Ation do you propose to cover it 6lstter declares that the governor
 attieally wrecked the Democratic
 h Illinois.
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If. however. his name is mentioned

If. however, his name is mentioned mine will be withdrawn"
 The interesting situation is very sinli- lar to that existing here the day before Democratic state convention in 1894. which met ill the old skating rink. Mir. Piatt finds himself in the same rela- tive position as was Senator Hill at that time, not desiring tEe nomination, but having 1t forced upon him One of Mr. Platt's very closest friends said.
 ''Piatt will not accept the nomination. He is too shrewd to be deceived by hand strokes and proffers of assistance from temporarily cordial enemies. He has not forgotten that same tender of as- slstance was made to J. Sloat Fasset i'll 1871, and he has also not forgotten the kind of support Fasset got"
 National League of Republican Clubs.
 MILWAUKEE, Aug. 20. Delegations from several states are already here to attend the convention of the National League of Republican clubs, which meets today. Charles Gordon of Chicago, who will probably be elected secretary of the National League, has arrived with part of the Illinois delega- tion New York's advance delegation 1000 strong, is expected today. Nearly everything IS in readiness for the con- yention.
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the train and was soon afterwards re-
moved to Drs. Murray & Freund's hos
pital.
1t was found that the most serious
injury was a fracture of the skull, just
above the forehead, where IL had been
crushed In. An operation was perform
ed and several pieces of skull were
taken out, the largest of which was
three-fourths OF an inch by an inch ana
a quarter square. There was found TO
be a liberation of the brain substance
underneath, and the doctors say that
the young mans recovery is doubtful.
He only partially regained his senses,
after the operation, and at last ac-
counts last night he was lying In
semi-unconscious condition. No one Is
allowed to see him, and the doctors
state that with absolute quiet he has
possible chance of recovery.
Murphy lives with his mother in Dub
lin gulch and is a nephew of Alderman
Harrington. He is a young man who
is well liked and his friends manifest
the greatest concern over the SAD &C
cident
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100 Pairs Odd Lace Curtains at HALF
PRICE.
Brussels Carpets. Mishts. at HALF
PRICE.
Ingram Carpets. Misfits. at HALF
PRICE.
Remnants Brussels Carpets at HALF
PRICE
Remnants Ingram Carpets at HALF
PRICE.
Remnants OIL Cloths and Linoleums
at HALF PRICE.
Comforts. Blankets and All Bedding
at HALF PRICE.
Rugs and Art Squares at HALF
PRICE.
Trunks and Valises at HALF PRICE.
This is an All-Around Clearance Sale
we are conducting this month.
It's a happy hit TO find just what you
want at HALF PRICE.
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SAD ACCIDENT.
John Murphy Falls From q Moving Train
and l. Terribly Injured.

John Murphy sustained what will
probably prove to be a fatal injury by
falling from the special excursion train
on the B.. A. & p. as IL was returning
from Gregson's Springs about 5 o'clock
yesterday morning. Murphy went down
on Saturday afternoons train to attend
the reopening ceremonies at the springs
and was one of jolly party that start
ed for home on the early morning train
AS the train was passing through Sill
yer Bow canyon he started to 40 from
one car to another and just as he reach
ed the platform he lost his balance and
pitched head foremost from the train
into a pile of rock. His fall was no
ticed by several men who were on the
platform and the train was stopped as
quickly as possible and backed up to
where he was lying beside the track.
He was bleeding from an ugly wound
in mis- forehead and was unconscious
when he was picked up by his friends.
and il was apparent that he was very
seriously injured. He was taken TO his
home in Dublin gulch on the arrival OF
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ROWS AND ARRESTS.
A Couple of Families Mixed Up In a Yer,
Ugly scrapr.

tEy scrap.
A. B. Botchford and his wife. who
were arrested early yesterday morning
for disturbing the peace and quiet OF
East Mercury street both put up cash
bonds yesterday for their appearance
in police court to-day. The woman,
however, was unable to secure a bond
until last evening and spent the entire
day in Jail Mrs. Botchford claims that
her husband has not contributed to her
support for the last seven months and
that she recently went to live with w
l.. KidweH and his wife at No. go East
Mercury street.
Early yesterday morning Botchford
put in an appearance at KidwelFs
house and when he found his wife I'm
the company Of another man there was
a lively time. BOtchford kicked in the
door to get in and IL Is said the air was
full of flying missiles and cuss words
for a time. Kidwell and his wife We're
also arrested and there will probably
be some interesting testimony when
the cases come TO trial
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Butte Department.

The Principal Branch ONCE of the
Standard is at No. q East Broadway.
Butte. Telephone No. AZ. Advertising
rates furnished on application.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-24

For window glass call at Butte Art
Stained Glass Works. 32s South Main.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-24

The Adventists' meeting will be contin-
|ued at the Congregational church each
evening this week They will be conduct
ed by Elder c. y. Martin. who takes the
place Of Elder Palmer. who has been
called away Subjects Of interest will b.
presented. Everybod invited.
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TABLE LINENS

We are going to keep this ball a-roll-
ing until every housewife. housekeeper.
hotel man and restaurant man in Butte
realizes that this is The Linen Store,
and Ours is The Linen Stock where
they save most in buying: whore the
Best and Largest Assortment II han
died and Lowest Prices Prevail
At 35c-Two Thousand Yards OF Heavy
Cream Table Linen. "a inches wide.
At 35c-Two Thousand yards OF Heavy
Bleached Table Linen. free from
dressing. "a inches wide.
At 50c-Cream Satin Damask, In many
choice patterns. so inches wide.
At 5Oc-Bleached German Damask
Choice Designs. free from dressing. 81
inches wide.
Towels. Napkins. Table Sets. etc. spe-
cially gathered and specially priced for
this sale.
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A Reno. New. Chinaman sports a pig
tail" which is five feet eleven inches long
Cats and dogs cannot live al a greater
elevation than l6ooo feet above the sea
level.
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o. K, lewis 6 Co.
Butte. oath February
STRANGERS
IN BUTTE.
Butte. 24th February.

10000 dollars worth of
Silks. all strangers on
American soil, fresh land
ed from the transatlantic
liners are on view here
Monday. Years ago we
took the leadership of the
81 k and Dress Goods
business in Butte and
Montana. That leader
ship we hold unrivalled.
Our stock has become
the final authority upon
novelty and correctness of
design. The vast assort-
ment is without competi-
ton, either in quantities or
STYLES. Everybody well
come to see them.
These Are New
Warp Printed Taffetas. Exclusive
Waist Lengths
Warp Printed Fables
Warp Printed Satins.
Satin Striped Persians.
Ombre Grounds. Flowered.
Warp Prints. Roman Stripes.
Persians. with Satin and Ombre
Stripes.
Warp Prints in Rose. Chrysanthe-
NUNS. Geraniums and Japanese Flow
ers.
Black Satin Brocades, Large Bowknot
Designs. in SILK, Exclusive Skirt
Lengths.
Black Satin Brocades. Large Floral
Silk Designs.
Black SILK Brocades, Large Satin
Figures.
Black silk Brocades. Large Ombre
Stripe Effects.
Black Satin Brocades, Large Satin
Sunflower. with SILK Center.
Black Brocades. with Stalactites.
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goods will be handle d
here Monday and Tues
day.
stuffs. variously priced at 35c, 40c and
45c. wool. and some part wool
At 35c- Every piece OF Fancy Mixed
Sultings. in Colors and Black: that
were soc.
At 50c-Every yard OF Dress Goods
that were soc. 62tzc and CSC, In both
Plain, Fancies and Black Figures
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-14
Unc' Ephraim's Wisdom.

De mo- complainin yo' does de mo-
yo' kin, an do liss ye does do liss y'll
hab ter do.
Yo' KANT jedge de size OBJ cr man s
heat by de ermount 70 GIBBS erwny. but
yo' KANT go IA wrong eff yo' watches
how g gibs it,
De man ut meks do fewcs' unjustiied
demands III git de mos favo's, but do
man ut leabs hit TO- uddahs ter glib i'm
he rights III wait er pow'ful long w lie
TO o gifts 'em.
Some O. yo' folkses of yo' ebbah by
mistek gifts ter hebben'll bo eftah tryin
fus' ting ter dig up de COLIN pawn
stuns, an eff yo' fms yo' crowns ain t
set wiz rhinestuns yo'll be er-lookin fo'
all yo' kin lay han 8 on an or hole in de
fince ter git erway.
Eff hit on'y WASH TO- uddah folks
wat er lot o. saints we uns would be!
Wat or piterful lot O. trouble hit am
ter lib an W at er piterful leetle bit O.
Iibin some O. wo uns gifts TO- all ouah
trouble.
Yaas, hit ticks all sawts o. people ter
mex er worl, but nebbah laks ter say
go, TO- feah It rs one O. dc all sawts.
Some people goes trough life or man
erfistin SIGH er cotimp' TO do worl' ut
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-14

lived. md for sew sral of tho last years OF
his lifc hc was empioyed at &c nj ,iary us
instructor on she Ola Cnpitolii pond In
brooklyn. Tint was then the nst IA
nous skating ground In tho country After
brady camc succession of ohampivns-
William Bishop Col Curtis, James Mead,
u. ID. Phillips and j. f. Bacop.
Among tho many figure skaters who
within tho past fuw years have won dis
inotion In special performances are:
Herr Axol Paulscn, Russian, spin; r..
II. robinson, backward inside odge, rings;
Gallo Curtis, Curtis star; J. L. Bacon,
backward eights: G. d. Phillips, crossout
vines; n: b. Cook, spread sagle on toes;
George Bluhm, waltz steps; ". Bamston,
oackward Fights, inside to- outside; J.
CROOKS, combination eights; l.. Dufresnc,
letters, designs etc.; II. s. Evans, too
movement; +. Tebbutt, rocking turns
and Us; George Lafayette, one foot eights;
Louis Rubcnstein, ono foot stars; Moses
Rubonstoin, two foot spins; +. P. Good,
two foot vines; a. Murray, combination
Jumps; George Gardner, grapevinos to
Hold; John Powers. backward spins; jack
son Hainos, ono foot spins; e. w. Pratt,
spread eagle vines; E. Il. Gooderioh, spread
eagle jumps; w. H. Chuseman, pivos fig
ures; e. W. Sandys, change of feet fat
Iron; Embury Mclean, double grapevine;
j. Jenkins, flower designs; Frank Swift,
serpentincs; Captain Mlnoy, silt skating;
george A. Meaghcr, pirouettes.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-14
BADLY MIXED UP.
Uncle Enoch Took n Tumble and Got His
Medicines Badly Tangled.

Uncle Enoch Took Tumble and Got His
Medicines Badly Tangled.
Hurt ye much, Uncle Enoch?" in
CURED Jay Green of Farmer Squanch,
who had inadvertently fallen off load
Of hay, landing heavily and in all awk-
ward heap on the ground and was now
sitting on convenient stump and gin
gerly paving himself over i'll search of
fractures.
"Waal, no. guess not" replied the
old man. but it makes me feel consid-
erably mystified.
"Ye don't mean mystifed, do ye,
Uncle Enoch?''
"Yep, that's jest exactly what 1
mean. Ye see, I've been feelin kinder
poorly for several days, an jest before
started to town with this load of hay
took powder for the boiler sensa-
ton in my head, pill for the pain in
my knee, capsule for my lung trouble
an some pellets for my liver an put q
good big plaster on my weak back.
Waal, that jolt shook me up SO that the
plaster is now down in my left shoe, an
if the rest of them remedies have been
knocked as far out of place as tho plas-
ter was I'm sorter mystified as to how
they are goin to git back to the p'ints
they were destined to benefit. New
York World.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-14
The BROTHER REPLIED.
How Famous Tenor 5Iet With an Unex-
pected Response In Africa.

pected Response In Africa,
MIR. Clifford Halle tolls the following
amusing anecdote: 1t was at Port Eli "a
beth, South Africa, where I was an
nounced to give concert. The room in
which sang was situated in part of
the town where the population seemed
to consist mostly of geese, ducks, pigs
and other domestic animals 1t was hot,
and the main entrance was kept open to
admit the fresh air.
had to run through couple of
items, after which l began to sing the
we'll known song, "Bruder, Gehst Du
Hier Voruber?" brother, CONTEST Thou
This Way!) to the apparent satisfaction
of the audience. The song ends with
the words, "Bruder, bruder, sage ia"
(Brother, brother, do say yes-yah),
when just at that moment one Of the
four footed asses Of Port Elizabeth thrust
his head in at the door and beloved
out a "Y-ah" which drowned all other
voices. The audience roared with laugh
ter. The governor S wife was convulsed.
Her husband stepped up to me with
tears in his yes and said.
dear Halle, if you want to be taken
seriously by our people here in Africa,
you had better leave your relations at
home. "-Gartenlaube.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-14

II RUsTEE's SALE:-BY VIRTUE OF A
u deco or trnst dated the 18th day OF July, 1891
reco ded in clerks Office OF hustngs court .for
Guy or itosn3ke, Va, IN deed book rs, page 1866.
IN which IL II. Woodrum and Anna T. Wood-
I rum his wife, conyeJed to the Undersigned Ger
tam real estate therein described, In trust to
secure 10 the Roanoke Trust, Loan and Safe De-
posit Company the sum OF $3.50, as therein set
ont; and default having been made in the pay
mon Ment OF said debt, and having been requested SO
70 20 oT , Inc hoider thereof shall, ON SATUR-
Day. THE nth DAY OF MARCH, 1895, At
u u o'CLoOk Noon, in front OF the courthouse
In tho city OF Roanoke, Va, proceed to sell st
public auction to tho highest bidder all that cer-
ram lot or parcel OF land lying in tho city OF Roe
noke, Va, on the north side OF Campbell avenue
and T., known 1%Ia as lot Is section TO- plat and
Hntter, Surveyor This property has on IL a
good two story frame dwelling and ia situated In
one OF she best residence sections OF the city.
TEEMS,-Cash as to the cost Of executing this
truss, including trusteo's cornyalssion OF S per
cont and the sum OF 81, 46a9 a, together with any
aapatd taxes that may be due. Balaace, II any,
payable in ono and two oars from date OF sale.
with intaFeat, deferred Payments to he evidenced
by nego0able Hotee ana seeored by deed OF trust
ON the ysoperty soil, S.w. JAMESON,
a7TG, Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-14
Reminded Him.

81 observe, Brother Rocksworthy, +"
said the Rev. DR.. Fourthly, THAT when
l spoke in my sermon yesterday Of the
evils Of gambling in stocks and express
ed the hope that no member Of my con-
gregation ever frequented places where
such gambling was made business you
slapped your thigh emphatically. am
glad if the sentiment met your ap-
prevail"
"Why-aw-the fact is, DOCTOR" re-
piled Brother Rocksworthy, "I-I sud-
denly remembered where had left my
umbrella. Chicago Tribune.