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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-01
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LOCAL RftEVITIEs.
Minor Mention of Various Matters OF
IntcrcSt.

IntcrcSt.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Nusbaum ara in
Baltimore
City Treasurer Herman assumes the
duties OF his Office to-day.
MI. and Mrs. a. w Norman left yes
terday afternoon for Clifton Springs,
New York
Miss Parks, OF Frccmason street, Is
spending some time with friends in
Washing ton City.
Miss Ramyc Hamlin, OF Danville, Va,
Is visiting Mrs. Walter +. busch. No
124 Charlotte street.
The imports here for the month Of
June We're valued at $426 and consisted
Of Oakum, metal ana works Of art
Mr.. T. w. Wilson has just completed
an extensive job OF wiring The new Vir-
ginian building from top TO bottom with
electric wires
The burnt steamship Ciintonia, which
has been lying on the Swimming Point
flats for some time. has been lowed
over to Newport News,
An excursion reached here ycstcr-
day afternoon over the Southern rail-
way from Durham, \. c.. and other
points. 1t will return on July Sd.
Capt Henry Wythe. station master
OF tho Norfolk and Western railway in
this city, is suffering from stroke
or paralysis at his home. on Brewer
street.
~ false alarm OF fire was turned in
at 1870 O'Clock yesterday morning.
morning, caused by the burning Of some
Old boxes in a yard at No. $40 Church
street.
The lady managers Of the Retreat 70.
the Sick who are interested In the erec-
ton OF new hospital will hold a meet
ing at II o'clock to-day to consider
matters connected Herewith
There will be an open air gospel meet
ing under the auspices Of the Union
Mission tonight. The Rev. J. R. Hatch
er. Of CRANKY Street Bapt!s- Church
Will speak. Song service ut 8 o'clock.
Two new mai! routes from Norfolk
will be established to-day-cn the
Washington steamers and to Ocean
View ANA Old Point, via tile Ocean
View and the NalouGhby Spit railways.
The big chorus VIII have a rehearsal
tonight at y. M, G. a. hall. and all sing
cls are invited to come. Those who
have not handed IN their names are re-
quested 10 do 50 at once. as the number
TO be taken over TO Soldiers Home free
Is limited to 300.
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PRICE TWO. CEll

years IN the marine corps, from which
ny was discharged with the rank or SER
se''ill. lie re-cntcrcd tho service as G.
;s,ra,nah, and was detailed to tho bat
,,tanlp ,I,lp indiana IN october or last year.
go aaiS nome was in Philadelphia lie was
- years OF age ana unmarried.
H'tr.er enlisted from Boston In the
,ail or 1898. lie, like The man he killed
- - YOUNG. being but q yaul4; Of age. He
Indiana. - ''o'' ''N'' = 'i'e 'i'e
,nd : "f : mmrdcr occurred about 7 O'Clock,
anu IL was preceded by an alteration
~ b:io D. m. Beer Quarters" were
sounded. and the men took their nosi-
tions IN line on the forward Gnci, n
receive their ration Of beer. Garter. woa
among tho number. He had been ay,sn,,t
curing the afternoon and had been
drsnklng, and was in q ularre,sonn q
mood lic insisted in pushing the others
aside, and Kenny. noticing his cundl-
lion, TOOK him out or the ranks and rf.-
fused TO allow beer 10 be served ia MIN
Garter then seized q bottle OF bccr nn,
the master at arms took 1t from him
ana reported him 10 the officer. or ~,
deck. Tor this Garter was scyercly
reprimnndcd. This led to the murder
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no MORE EE<:ISI.hTE0T.
Congress VIII adjourn soon Aisnos.
ing oftltc Tariff sifl

Washington, D. c., June Gothic pros.
poets are that there will be no
legislation OF Importance at this srs.
sion Of Congress, except the tariff bl,I
it mas been stated before that neither
thc hawaiian annexation nor any cur
rehcy ly legislation will come up in the
Senate. 1t is also known thot n 80.
rum cannnt be maintained in the Senate
once the tariff bill IS out of the way
AS soon as the bill Is sent to TIM
house the Senate will take UP the rem
erai deficiency bill, and 1t il expected
that q considerable time will be occ,.
pied with It. The Senate viii also con.
S!aef number o. nominations over
"i'ich u1erc Is some contention. It has
nceu suggested that the A1osl,am
boundary treaty may be called IN hu,
as II VIII provoke considerable disc,,s.
sion 1t will be allowed to go over, mill
next session.
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Or. Robert Gibson Elected to Succeed the
Late Bishop Newton.
NATIVE OF THE CITY OF PETERSBURG
Elected on Fifth BnItof-Chnr.cs of
RroRd Churchtnnnsl7fp Hot Con.
siaorc1 -Biahop white ncGiincs
10 Dchnc the Duties OF Bishop
Condjntor.
Richmond, Va, Juno 80, 1897.

The Episcopal Council Of The Diocese
OF Virginia, III session here to-day, elect
ed Rev. DR.. Robert Gibson, Of Christ
church. Cincinnati. Bishop coadiutOr
WIN the rsGht of succession to ill the
vacancy caused by the death Of Bishop
John B. Newton. DR.. Gibson is ma
tive OF Petersburg. and a son Of the late
DR.. Churchill Gibson of that city.
Dr Gtoson is one of the ablest lGpis-
copal preachers Virginia has sent out
III the past half century He IS Il man or
line physique and bearing, or charmin.
manners. and OF broad intellect and fine
Ieason!ns qualities. Ills mother was a
MISC Atkinson. q sister OF the late Bish-
op Atkinson. OF North Carolina
Rev. DR.. Gibson is about forty-sevcn
years or age. and early In life he mar
rled daughter OF Hon. a. II. III.
Stuart, OF Staunton. IIo was cduca ted
at IIampden Sidney and tho Episcopal
Thcologicnl Seminary, at Alexandria. Hc
was FOR long time ASSISTANT to tho In to
Key. Dr Peterlsln, at st. james church.
mere, and went from this post to tho
Episcopal church at parkcrsburl-. w.
Va. He remained at his work In Por,,.
eEsburg about ten years, when lie was
called to his present church IN Cincinnati
lie was at one time rector or Moore Mo
mortal church, now the Church OF the
tioly Trinity of this city
Dr. Gihson's principal opponents were
Y.
Or. r. II. AIcIItnl. OF washington. md
Or. William Nj. Dame. OF Baltimore. Flo
was chosen on III fifth ballot by tho clcr-
gy ay q vote OF 35--necessary 10 choice
3l-and tho confirmation by the laity
was by =. vote OF III TO 6.
me name OF DIR. Gibson was before
tne Council that elected the late Rishon
Newton, and at that time the charge
was made by Rev: Mr.. Lee chat Ir,
Gibson leaned toward broad church.
manship. The allegation was PROMPTLY
deh;ed. but 1t created a. little rifle In thr
convention. The same charge wns made
TO- day, but the Councilrtfused TO 20 int
thc consideration or it.
an eirort was made in the Council 10
get Bishop Whittle 10 define exactly
the duties Of Bishop coadjutor. ThIs thc
ilshop refused to do on the ground thnt
MS infllmity, which is blindness. mirht
De partially relieved, in which event
ne could resume duties that he might
delegate TO the Bishop coadi,tor Iye
gave the council 10 understand Tint thc
BISHOP coadjutor would be required n
perform such duties as he, Bishop yVhit
tle, could not perform, but that he would
hot surrender any OF his preroratIvns
III snch a way as that he could NOT rn.
sumo them. ~ 'e-
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DEADLY OF. CAN.
F4itttc Gfri BADLY Hulnod-E,cno-,
of Firo DcEnrfmcut

:, petersburg, Vn-. June So.-(special.)--
Oracle, aged about years. daurhtor 80
: Mrs. frances Tucker residing on Bat
perhaps fatally burned this n r. nr,onn
~ the explosion of an oil can At The
iilne or thc occurrence tho child was IN
lhc act Of kinding fire, and the on
eNpioaed .; while she was pouring it from
me can on the kindling.
ne annual report or the chief enpi-
hcer OF the fire department, Z. v. Far
icy, 10 DC presented TO The Common
Gouhcil Tomorrow night, shows that thc
uv,,, li!Sht mas been called out IS times
during the year to IL regular alorn,a
an Injunction was to-day awarded "
y, *: Mchenncy. trustee for The [iatlinp
lharinacy company. enj0ininr ana rn,
sI:l,ll sl.ll iliis the creditors OF said company
rom prosecuting suits against the same
pending the creditors bill for the wind
ins UP or said company now pending
IN the circuit Court of this city.
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halfway Company e,rcnnizca.

Atlanta Ga, June 3O.-At a neet-
lns held here to-day the Atlanta and
Alabama Railway company was organ,
ized, to build railroad from this city
TO Selma, Ala, with a view to it's ulti-
mate extension to New Orleans. The
following officers were elected: r. nr.
Mitchell, OF Augusta. president: w. II.
dlnsdaie, = of Selma, vice-presidcnt:
CASTOR a. Robbins, Of Salem. general
counsel; w. a. fIandley. OF 3irminc-
nam. treasurer; Lee O'Kcefc, Of Atlanta,
secretary.
1t IS claimed that s30O,G0o OF the half
million dollars pronounced necessary To
insure the building Of the road, has al
ready been raised
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Head on Collision.

Indianapolis. Ind, June 3o-Train No.
IL on the Vandalia railroad, which left
this city at o'clock last night, contain
Ing large number of Chris .ian Fnucay
orors collded with train No. G. bound
East from St. Louis n. s:20 o'clock, near
Vandalia. J. j. Turner, general man
ager of the Vandalia, telegrap phed the
following settlement to this city at .
o'clock this morning:
"Killed-R. y. Sherman, mail clerk on
No. 6, indianapolis; W.P. Coon, baggage
master, 32G East Louisiana street IN
dianapolis, on No. II.
Eata!ly injured-samuel Parkinson.
mail clerk, OF Columbus, O., crushed in
the wreck. Frank Owens, fireman OF
Ierrc, Hautc, mangied under the en-
ginc.'
Train No. II, LEFT indianapolis in two
francisco travel, occasioncd by tha Eo.
tonal meeting OF the Christian Endeay
or society. Orders We're given TO meet
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No. 6, the East bound passenger train,
to meet at that place about 1870 O'clock
this morning. 1t seems, from the best
Information obtainable, that's the West
bound train pulled out OF Nandalia with
out waiting for the train from ST. Louis.
.The headlight Of the West bound train
the crash came 5i.I@-F =
Horace korns, Of this city, was con-
uuctor on train No. II, and Tom Mama
fee, OF Terre Itaute, was the engineer.
None or the passengers on either train
were injured.
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ANOTHER conS,: Ell ,v,IIoy..,Ra. nv
Very Close Freshmen Race Rofw@sn
Thrcc College Grows. s*

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, June 30--CsprnstIs
Won by three-fourths Of a length, Co..
lum'bia second by one-th1rd Of O. length
over Pennsylvania. The official dnaa:S
Cornell-e minutes. 81 lis seconds.
Coiumbia-9 minutes, % 3-5 second ds ssfSs
PennSylvania--9 minutes, 23 1.B eNus5
onds. A, + 81 -
The freshman race over the two xai1aS
course here this afternoon betWaaps
three American crews, rowing with
purely American methods, was oue#bfss
the most remarkable in the anpais OH
boat racing In this Country. IT sas
inspiring, magnificent. The Drashrnanl
Of Cornell. Columbia and PennsylVaGfas
rowed with their heads. as well as with
their bodies, and showed science EhaEl
until the instant the flag dropp ed and
the fact that but two seconds dtYsdAds
the first and last crews and that ktiess
boats Tapped over each other very nearly
Il half. Is evidence OF the dharaotsf Rp2Es
the struggle. The time Is not rscora.s
course in minutes and ie1a sscondSi
last Wsdn esday. but both EolUroblHss Hss;
finishing second and PennsylvanfasH Hnal
ishing third made better time thah I'll dSs
Harvard and Cornell finishing Ia &ttiaS
same places last Wednesd ay.I I3 ne teatIs
ture of the race was the yvonGerft
squirt made by the Columbia Yoln t4fxs
III the last half mile, when theY al oEAfs
up n gap between themselves $adld g5orss
nell SO fast that had there been al
other eighth Of mile to row they$wontd
have been i'll first place. "a second Sfsaas
turc was the remarkable rowing OF thaa
Pennsylvania crew. which had bssn safSis
by It's trainer to be in Very 3ba a Sstiapslss
This crew IS very much 11fsrtors 10 aIti a
crew OF the Pennsylvania 'Narst tys ana
the critics are wondering swhe Their tlaags
Ward has something "up his sleeYassgf for
FRIDAYS race
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VOTE EXPECTED sATURD.v
ihe Tariff Eli May nc In Conrereuc,
by Wednesday

Nashington D. c., June 2O-Ssna tors
say rather confidently to-day that a
e. cote can be reached on the tariff hin
iSaturday. "a y They say that nothins, would
%, pe gained by having The final vot, taken
ssnt DeItfe mat day. as the bill cannot be
~.il 10 the House before Monday. and
into conference before WeGnnsd l,,,' "
rrominent Republican Senators sav
.!at .it thcrc is q general undersjanl;no.
lhouSh not definite. that the bjll Viii
Teach 11a. a. final vote Saturday, but the
,nenl'cla.s ,nont ray, nave entered into no agree
80 uid.i t,.iat, nor 40 they feel under any re-
Strlctions BY any implied understa ndinr
Cccasion they say. may arise which viii
iinouce them to debate some paregranhs 5
longer than they now anticIpate
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NAM ET SEFT IN.
Librarian OF Congress nnd Other. AR.
DOlntKnS.tts

= washington. d. c., Juno 3O-Thc
PRESIDENT sent tho following nomination
to the Senate to-day:
o'1le-oho. russell Young,of Pcnnsyl-
Vania, to be Librarian of Conrross. Par
nnrd r. Green, OF tho Distric. Of Column
piii 70 be Superintendent OF the Library
building and grounds; Francis I3. I.oom-
IS. or Ohio to be Envoy Extra ordinary
ana Minister I'lcnipotcntia1y to Vene-
zuclaL
To be Consuls-Hcnr Bordewich of
MhnneSota, at Chri:E!ana, Norway; John
u Caldwell, OF Kansas. at San Jose.
Costh Rlca; Philip G. Hanna. Of Iowa,
nt Trinidad, West Indies; Louis Lango,
Jr. or Illinois. at Bremeu, Germany
joseph j. stevens, OF Indiana. at Ply
mouth. ENG
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.xIlici.!c orr yirNininu

San Francisco, June 30.-John G. Ca
prom, wealthy citizen OF this city, com
mitted suicide by shooting himself in
the head while temporarily insane from
physical suffering. lie leaves seven
atep daughters, five OF whom arc mar
RED aho an estate valued at $1500oO
Hc was rs years Of age, and q native NJ
NIrG,niI. --.I--E---
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SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
10 Elect City Hall Janitor ma Rrou,
bIcton Local Honrn

me Councils will meet in special ses-
SION this evening at s O'clock, If q sim
oient cnnr,, number mo q Of members to constitute
Tho Councils will elact nn,,
.nonrd Of improvemnt for Rramhln. on
ara ana Janitor for tho CITY Hall ~
succeed the late incumbent. Ills statoS
tnat 10 the members Of the present board
ot oe .ihnpToHement I'M C will be opposed by some
~ tno COUhclimen from BralmbInton
Ward. who Will present new na1nas
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Drownan ut xcwp.rt News.

Newport News, Va, June 2O-Clnrcnce
Garter, a painter, aged about twenty
years was drowned tonight While bat
Ing In the James river. He was seized
with cramps or an cpilep;ic fis and lost
MS life In water not over three feet deep
Young Carte: was native or Rich
mond. where he leaves {, widowed moth
cr and one sister
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These We're CONFIRMED.

Washington, y. c., June 20.-The Sen
htc to-day confirmed the following nomi-
nations -
John Russell Young. OF Pennsylvania,
TO be Librarian OF Congress; Bernard F.
Green, OF the District Of Columbia, to
DO Superintendent OF tile Library build
ing and grounds. Also Il number of
tonsulS General. Conslls and postmas,
ters. rs we'll az army promotions
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-01
NASTEH Ar ARMS MURDERER
An officer ofi!ic INDIANA Killed hy
itrunitcn Seaman ;,

New York, June s0.-Thonas r
Kenny. master 1t arms Of the battlesbin
indiana, was murdered Tonight as Il
lay at Its ln0nrings at the rroo,,lvn
navy YARD Tha murderer, Philip J.
Garter, walkcdslIp 10 him ana withnut q
word OF wGnin& plunged d bayohct
blade up TO Fts iltlt in his back. Kenny
was q pcpula: man, although a strict
disclplinar!an. II" entered the service
nearly Elk years ago. served Tor ave
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The Daily Grind Goex q,

Washington, D. c., June ao--Tha g,
lowing fourth class postmastars ,.a,, ~,
appointed to-day: were
Virginia1Castleton, e. L. Browning.
tort Mitchell, II. NJ. Covlneton. mn5. i,1,
Mns; F. G. Lewis; AtcGehees, j. II. MOI
j. 3. Elswlck. ILL
North Carol!na-Benson ~ o.,
Kin: Black Mountain, II. w. ingla. ca
DOR j. G. Tomlinson; Conover. G, r
Brady; Mount Gileud, III. II. Scarhoro.
Iay.orsville. A. NJ. Matheson; WaInnt
cove W. j. Moreneld; Wards Mil. +.
~ LAltie; Wcsiheld, w. X. Necdham.
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GIN .rI,x s,olIes 3, "a p ! & 3. }, M. . 4;

.ttttention Is called teaSs tlI Ie "a {ftra ,ssfsa
r5t,e,seWi Wilefas 1tf Mr. af fte
NsSy Collector. W! u cas IN t33la
bEl!s fossta rs Of $95 q no paid id ba2ofss
AUGUST 81 no is ctii. - /! sTS
t.Ee and sell The pgoYert Z zisIaa
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Gaia Democrat. yan,,n,,.

Columbus, O., June 20.--The Den.o-
cratic STATE Convention has nominated
Horace T. Ghapman for Governor ana
lieutenan.. .o.ornor s5,33..3-- NJ 8
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Degree for ns.our3,,

Cambridge, Mass, June 2O.--IIJ "a ri
College has c0ntalCed the degree ofsI. s.
upon Rudoiph &. Lehman, coach oS INC
VARSITY crew.
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Exeursion 10 .yas:,I,,s u j / 3 ,, .s.S

The Norfolk and Washing ton s tsHfYi,s
boat Company wiltErun a1l exeu rs tUTiSsssss; ss;
good to return until July btl1.. STa ars sS1s
the round trip only So so 54s
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-01

After all the best advertisement for
Newest Discovery" in painless extrae-
tiol o. leeth are the patients them
serves. ~ = Dental Rooms Only. new
number. 23t Main street. Ennis, Dentist it
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a man often says: my business
Is diferent from any other kind: it's
hhimost hmn;,st imposabie to advertise my
misunderstanding of What u1eS ndyeEtfsa q
ing IS. It Is. making business known
20 those who ought to know it. This
$an pc done with any business
Wolstan Dixey. in P. +.
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only basis Tor this added duty was 20
reward friends, and give a tribute to a
few owners OF coal mines
New-York tribune., 1897-10-30

lusions 10 the death OF Henry George "A OF US
may not have agreed with him" said Silas B.
butcher but h was polished writer and sincere
In his theories No man had greater number oi
earnest admirers. man. than Henry George
Who his successor will be cannot tell at this
time but there Is no doubt that there will be a
great following who will cast their votes FOR him
az n tribute TO the memory Of the man whose
place he was nominated TO fill. But living issues
demand our consideration. ,
Pratt A. Brown. who followed Mr.. butcher. SAID
IAN honest man IS the noblest work OF God. COO
took home this morning one Of his nobest works
We may not all agree with his theories put l am
frank 10 saw that there Is rot man In this audi
ence to-day who would not be willing 10 shed
tear on the grave OF Henry George Death has
taken from the political platform one OF the strong
est candidates In the race. ,
Isaac Field a commercial traveller. spoke IN the
strain.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-30
A LEADING CHEFS TESTIMONY.

No one knows more about cooking FOR fas-
tdous people than the well-known chef Of
the Hoffman House, Monsieur G. y. Nouvel
Asked recently about his experience with gas
for cooking purposes. he expressed unqualified
approval of It, He said: 1T is two years now
since we began using gas ranges and broilers.
| preJudiced against them at first, as l
had all my life been accustomed to using coal,
and did not like the change. But the expert
ment has thoroughly convinced me that gas has
great advantages over coal, and that II IL GER
tain to come into universal for fine cook
cry. Whether FOR baking. boiling. roasting. or
broiling, or for any kind of fancy dish find
gas appliances for cooking perfectly salts
factory. and superior in many ways 10
coal ranges one Of my greatest trou-
bles always used to be abou: having hres
ready and just right Now that Is all
done away with for the gas IS always ready
5: | say to everybody who comes here TO
inquire how our gas plant works in our roof
garden kitchen. that IL has given perfect satls-
faction. | am a thorough believer IN cooking
by gas. All hotels and restaurants Will come
10 II sooner or later"
New-York tribune., 1897-10-30
TOO TAME FOR CHICAGOANS.
THEY FAIL TO FIND THE CITY THE GAY
AND GIDDY PLACE THEY HAD HOPED.

The Carter Harrison escort had a hard time hnd-
ing "A spokesman yesterday. SPIKE MhlVaney bath-
house John. Delsartc Pete. Cccney the FOX ohe-
eyed Connolly and the other statesmen OF oralor'c
ability In the suite Of Chicago's Mayor were mys-
tcriously absent The handful that did show up AZ
the Park Avenue Hotel were silent band OF
thinkers Their silence enforced and not cnar-
acterist,c The !act was none Culd speak above
whisper, and all attempts al conversation "ele
painful "Dis whIskey don't agree wd gent
enurcatcd Spinach Fogarty. in a hoarse whisper
Il has a habituAi thirst. and ME pipes has oeen
tested to stand four hundred pounds TO the ihch
but find me throttle is twisted this mornin. /
have been busy re:ouching the scrollwork In me
palate but de varnish don't seem TO 1T It's bum
licker youse have got; and datg on de level
Say dis town Is de limit. It's worse dan Ch!ggy
vas fore young Cart got ter be Mayor. | mad de
impression dat dis town sometlng Ike Parus,
hut I'm going back TO Chiggy. Clark streets good
'nough fer me" And after this Grafton he wneezod
and relapsed into silence and absent-mlndedly
ctarted for the cafe.
Illnky Dink was the last Of the braves 10 show
up His voice rasped like file. Say he srowled
herce.y who IS de gent what took bath last
night" There was answer. "Well rs UP TO
me to say dat don't like it, he added huskily.
When comes home dis morning and huiiy gee.
home is a good place in DIS town, derb aint any
other place open after o'cock-I was boddered Wild
a ft Of absent -mndedness. and beinS t!usiuI Ike.
rcpOses clothes In the bathtub' tlhhlHs az no"
dey would be safe there. Some mucker via de IN
stincts OF q Pronibitionst jidut DO ting but go
In and take bath. and torgits TO remove me
clothes amt saying anything about his condition
but | don't ike It," I!inky Dnk AT last accounts
was looking for tne man who gave his c'o'hes d
bath. -
Taken whoc Mr. HaIFsGni s2 +. ena4siasS ramasnS
Hal meeting Thursday night all returned so.einny
10 the hotel and watched ChicaCo's executive 70
to bed Then a myst erous line Of indi'du1t bee Il
TO come downstairs. clad In frock coats hgh sil;
RATS and ablaze with diamonds They roamed
around the rotInda uneaslly for time. ana men
one OF the party went up 20 the desk. and leaning
on the counter blew gust of cigar smoke IN the
clerks Il ce and whispered COZ fdcntially. say
where's de Tendero.n"'
After Instructions were given tho party meltec
away but IT was not long before they ocgan 20
come back and the air was blue with profanity ana
imprecatiUns. ,,.,-, ON.
rell better known a. "DOwry Pat" but ne turned
up all right. though somewhat battered lie ap-
reared in the Yorkvillc Court yesterday morning
in the fun glory OF dress suit. high hat and big
| l. dse proclainilng Cook County Democracy Dee
| gate TO Tammany Hall" He was arrested yester,
day morning In saloon at Ffty-ihird-st and