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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-31

Land Office at Guthre, O r.. January
Z, 1897
Notice is hereby given that lhe folio
named settler mas nlrd no Ice of his In
tention TO make final Ir of Boo uppurt Of
his clain. and that said proof vii be
made before he rig steT aui receiver az
Guthrie, .. 7 on Feb is, lS.1 viz;
Walter Nj Johnson FOR the w Or sec
"a, tp rs, r2w.
He names the foll wing witnesses %
prove fis continuuu, residence upon and
cultivation OF. sa d land. viz:
Peter Sleek, vii lam Delaney, George
w Harris. Daniel w. Marun, al Of
Guthrie, .. T.
3s25 AM. CROOK, Register
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-31

For bicycle rrpuung e 10 % bicycle
expert that means kueu.s. li3 II Ot-
lahoma avenue, The bicycle house
99wQ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-31
McELREE'S
WINE OF CARDUI

will bring girls safely through the crisis.
Taken at the first Indication OF weak.
ness, IL never fails. II regulates the
monthly periods with perfect precision.
It's action Is direct upon the feminine
organs that above ali others, ought 10
be strong and we'll
Start the girl right. Dout expose hei
20 the dangers and tortures of dragging
weakness, bearing down pains, nervous
prostration and the debuitaung drains
so common 10 women.
McElree's Wine Of Cardui, IS a home
treatment II does swsy entirely with
sbhoTent 'local examinations.
ssid al o. 90 o Bottle br osa,srs IN ged.rins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-31
The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Raking Powder
superior 10 all Others.
LEWIS d BEE d HIVE.
OVERCOATS.

The balance of our Overcoats must be
sold regardless Of profit or cost. If you
have any idea Of buying an overcoat, it will
be to your advantage to see what we have.
We never carry over an Ulster or an Over
coat, if prise win move them. We claim
for our Ulsters and Overcoats the latest
styles, the best workmanship the best fit
ting garment on this market. We have not
space to quote the prices. Come and see
them-the price win be low enough.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-31

The best sewing machine OH for .ulr.
-Knauss. ll3 70 OsIahomn avenue.
the bicycle house 22w2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-31
SECRETARY OF WAR ALCER

Michigan Man IIas Accepted the War
Portfolio.
CANTON, Ohio. Jan. 80. ~ have been
rendered and have accepted the war
portfolio"
Thus spoke General Russell a. Alger
OF Michigan, yesterday afternoon The
general had just emerged from the
south parlor which is the conference
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-31
BY THE GOVERNOR
Nothing NOW 80 Prevent Glove Contests
IN NnNnIl

CARSON New Jan 90 Governor
Sadier signed the glove contest bill
yesterday afternoon, thus insuriuQ the
Fitzsiminons-Cc bett fight for Nevada.
Carson and Reno are nou bidding for
selection as the scene of the contest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-31

And thc tcst OF board and lodging at
Nr. Geo. D Mundy's, s22 West Okla
ppua avenue Persons !n the city
durug the session Of the Legislature
wi'I do velI to avail themselves Of this
Opuurtuuifs. emil
THn Nebraska Real Estate agency
-1r ulrg llu- in farm lands
BuBeBr BEED Manager.
liI Etst oklahoma Ave
WautcI-A good girl at 69s north
BruHd street
Otts'a r having adverusingto do in
p frry ur Guthue please write Smith
ue 0.l distributor box 26O. Guthrie,
Ogp u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-31
MEMS SUITS.

In looking over our stock we find, after
a big seasons business, we have goodly
numbe of suits on our counters in small
lots; sizes are broken. We never carry over
sell them. If we can fit you, the price will
surely be low enough. We have put the
knife into the price of all our Mems and
Boys Suits It is unnecessary to tell you
that our clothing is not to be compared with
the slopshop garments you find in dry
goods stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-31

wao,yd-h good eigl at c9a north
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23
THREE MASKED MEN.
Eor shs sseona Time Ihsy Hold up the
Same Train Near same Place.

Nav ORLEANS, Jan s2-A Picayune
special from birmingham. Ala, says
for the second time wishin a month
three unknown masked mon last night
held up train No s5 OF the South.
ern railway. near Berry. 20 miles west
Of birmingham, and robbed the South.
ern Express oompany's car. Tho scene
Of the robbery Is within a mile Of the
former robbery, aud shoy were almost
identleally alike IN every detail.
Train No 30 left here at 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon for Greenville.
Miss. Il reached Berry At s O'Clock.
being 30 minutes lato AZ IL pulled ont
from that station. which is a small place
In the widest section Of Alabama,
masked man heavily armed. climbed
into the ergino cab. and presenting
pistols at the engineer and fireman, or.
dered them to obey his commands at
the peril Of their lives AZ the same
time two other masked robbers boarded
the front platform Of the expreacar.
When the train reached a secluded spot
near North river. three miles from
Berry Il was halted The engineer
and fireman were ordered back 10 the
exprcssoar, where the other two robbers
were In waiting.
Under the direction Of the outlaws
the exprosscar doors were broken open
by the engineer and fireman aud pistols
thrust into Messenger Wards face, bis
safe keys secured and the local safe
quickly opened and naed Of its con.
tents, which the express officials say
Amounted 20 $50 Before leaving tho
car the robbers selected from among the
freight packages 4-gallon jug Of good
whisky ard appropriated H. They then
backed out. pointing their pistols siill az
the train men and disappeared In the
darkness.
The entire time Of the robbery a.
shown IN the oondueior's delay report
was 70 minutes.
Il l. believed both hoidups are the
work Of the same gang. Oniccrs are in
pursuit
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
Baseball and Football Bill
Passes to Engrossment.
THE VOTE WAS YEAS, ssi NAYS, 90.

Amendments % the Bin 20 Prohibit
the Hunting of Game on sunday be-
fsated-0ovsrnor Caibsrson sends In
His Appointments of Omcsrs 20 the
Senate For Ratification.
AUSTIN, Jan 20 The bill prohibiting
the playing Of baseball, football aud kin.
dred sport on Sunday was oHgrossed
yesterday by the house by vote Of %
10 90. The amendments 20 prohibit tho
hunting Of game on Sunday were de.
feated.
A resolution was adopted allowing
members go worth OF stamps during
the session and clerks e. worth.
The bill amending the law relating 20
the sale Of liquor 10 minors was passed.
and the bill transferring the direct tax
fund 10 the payment Of general expenses
wAs ordered 70 enRrossment.
Then came the usual introduction Of
bills
In the senate several bills were re-.
ported iGvorably; throo minor bills
passed 10 engrossmont and a number
introduced.
The governor sent 10 the senate the
following appointments;
Assistant attorney general-Mann
Tnce Of Dallas county.
Secretary Of state-J. W. Madden Of
Houston county.
Adjuian, gcneral-w. II Mabry Of
Marion county.
Commissioner Of agriculture. insur-
snce and history-A. J. Rose Of Bel
county.
State health oficcr-Dr. r. NJ Swear.
ingcn Of Travis county.
Commissioners Of penitautiaries-w.
Clem'ns Of Comal county. L N. Op-
ponhcimer of Travis county. s NJ Fry
Of TarTant county.
Superintendent Of peniteniiEries L.
A. whatley Of Cass county.
Assistant superintendent Of peniten.
tiary AZ Hunsville-J. q. smither Of
Walker county.
Assistant superintendent Of peniten.
tiarios at Rusk--J p. Gibson Of Choro.
kee oounty.
Financial agent Of penitentiaries-J,
&. Rice Of Tyler county.
inspectors of ponitentiaries-T. +
Durham Of Gfceg ooaniy. whArtor
Bates Of BraEoria county.
Judge Of the. criminal district court
for the counties of Galveston and HAr,
ris-E. d. Gavin Of Galveston county.
Trustees Cor house Of correction and
reformitory-w O. O'Bryan Of Nc.
Lehman county. g N. Shumate Of Cory.
Ell county. A Matthews Of Coryol
county vice o. A. Rogers resigned
Board Of trustees of the orphan asy-
lum-Jink Evans. r ". johnson. G.
N. westhrook. al Of Navarro county.
Board Of managers Of Confederate
home-w. l. Cahell Of Dallas county.
II. + Shelley Of Travis county. J. r.
Rodgers Of Travis oOaasy. Levi Shack.
elfcrd Of Travis coanly. W. l. Ste.
phensOa Of Hays county.
Board o, managers for north Texas
hospiial-J 5. GrinnAn. W. H. Ables,
W. A. Brooks. James Yoang. Dr. A. J,
Childress all Of Kaufman county.
Board Of managers Southwestern hos.
pital fcr the insane-T. ID. Cobbs. h r
McNuliy. A. Z Devine, Phil shardien
DR.. H. ID. BarnitA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23
TUCKER WON THI CONTEST.


wAsmSoToS. Jan. sl.-After a 2.
days debate. In the course Of which
some partisan passion was aroused and
an Intellectual attempt 10 alibustsr for
the purpose Of gaining time. the house
decided the contested election case Of
Yoi ". Tucker from the Tenth Vir.
giniA distrio BY denying 70 seat Mr.
Yoss and confirming Nj. fuckers title
thereto.
The Republicans were badly divided.
"a Of them going with the Democrats
and supporting the claims Of the Demo
cratic contesiee. When the supporters
Of Mr. Yost's contentious found they
were defeated BY q narrow margin Of
votes, the vote being ils 10 ia5 against
him, they inangurated a hlibuster In
the hope Of gaining time. baf were Do.
feaicd In their move.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23
YOUNG WOMAN OUTRAGED.
A Negro Enters the Hauss while ths
Family ~ AWay.

A Negro Enisrs the House while the
Family IL Awsy.
BRYAN, Tex. Jan s2.-An unknown
negro entered the home Of Brooks
Wright, a young farmer who resides
four and one-half miles north Of town
l-:e yesterday afternoon and AZ the
point Of a pistol and By force criminally
assaulted a young white lady II or is
years Of age,
Wright was IN Bryan on business.
while his wife had gone 20 the house Of
neighbor who had a siek child. leay.
ing the young lady alone.
After accomplishing his purpose the
negro loapod from the window and flod.
Officers went IN search Of the fcnd. but
90 Tar be has escaped Many collected
on the scene and are helping In the
search II the negro Is captured before
the officers get holi Of him there will
probably BE- short work made q him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23
TURPIE STIRRED UP.
The Indiana Senator Does
Some Plain Talking.
GIVES ONLEY A RAKIEs OVER.


Bases Most Of Hh Fisry Talk Upon
Nswspapsr Assertions and Untn Called
Down BY sherman Held High Hand.
The Aselo-Amsrlean Treaty Causes
Considerable Discussion.
WASHINGTON, Jan. o. "A number Of
letters, some favorable and others an.
favorable 10 the Anglo American peace
treaty, were presented In the sen.
ate today BY Senator Cuilom. After
this Mr.. Turpio Dem. Iud.l surprised
the senate with = very caustie state
ment o. 70 the Cuban situation. Tie
said he would on 1onday next Gail m
the pending Cameron resolution To- tho
Independence Of Cuba for the purpose
Of making sCme remarks.
About three weeks ago. Mr.. Turpio
proceeded. there appeared formal ut.
teranoes from the secretary Of state In
newspapers relative 70 the Cuban reso
luton before the senate. Under such
circumstances the secretary's utteranoo
was obiter dictum OF most rude, most
swift andsmost voluntary In character.
But the senate might have passed this
By. Today. however. = publication
appeared In the newspapers, who had
apparently become messengers between
the state department and congress, 10
the eject that q compact had been en-.
tered into between the secretary Of
state and the new premier CshormAa)
BY which there is 10 be no further &C.
tion on the Cuban question during the
present administration.
Allow me 10 say" continued Turple,
that l regard such a course a violation
Of comfy existing between the iegisla-
tive and executive branches Of the gov.
eminent Il has been done only oncs
before, when Mr.. Canning -"
Senator sherman rose ~ this moment
while Mr.. Turpie's reference 10 the Can.
ming incident was unfinished, and said
III the senator refers 10 the publica
tion viii say there Il not the slighiesi
warrant for the statement made
have not had word with Mr.. Olney o.
that subject. and there has been M
mention Of agreement or understand
ing"
rurpie said he was glad 10 accept thi
disavowAl. bat he felt the senate ahoall
do something to dissipate such reports
Whatever difference there may
a. 10 the Independence of Cuba" con
tiuuod rurpie. Il think every senate
here favor the indepcndenoo Of th
senate"
This incident had hardly been con
oluded when it was followed By gonu
inc sensation In the form Of a discus
sion Of the new Anglo American poac
treaty. notwithstanding the rule refer
ring to treaties only In executive scs
sion.
Il brought ous statements from Sher
man, Gallon, Lodge and Gray. mem
ben Of the COMMITTEES on foreign rela
tons. and f-om many other senafors.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23

WASHINGTON. Jan. q. The president
has approved tho following actss 10
provide for the erection Of government
buildings a. the rOnnossee centennial
exposition without advertising Tor pro
posals, oonsEuing the law with refer
ence TO the award Of hfesaying medals
% these medals may b. awarded 20 per
sons not members Of hicsaving crewa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23
sriRRlNa up THINGS
0rand Jury of Kausas CITY Iavssti-
EalInE rnfruniIanA


eating CorruptiouA
Kansas CuY. Jan. % The "Lsxow"
committee, recently appointed By the
Missouri house Of Representatives. hss
arrived here from jefferson City, and
viii Immediately begin its investlga.
ton. The senate committee. appointed
forthe same purpose. viii arrive next
week. and IN the meantime the grand
jury Is carrying on a smelling bee" of
rs own. over 50 witnesses have been
before the jury. including public Of.
ficials aud gamblers
Those who are in a position 10 antici.
pate the action q the jary believe the
report TO BE- returned 20 the criminal
oourt this week viii contain full ex.
pose Of the gambling which the police
neglected 90 sappress. and indictment.
against tho rropuetors and many Of th,
employees Of the gamblinghouses Il 4
certain that the grand jury has secured
ample evidence 90 convict
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23

NEw YoRK. Jan. aa-rhreo men
have been arrested for completely yes.
terday In the hOldup Of Henry Hincus.
aprivate banker, In hii place oi busi.
meas In Grand street Thov are Jacob
Deitlel, alias Decker. JoAn Murphy and
Martin Davidsoa. an Of Brooklyn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23

CALCUTTA. Jan ax. Tho government
ordered the sioppage on Feb = Of Al
pilgrim traiac from Bosnbay and Kara.
chi on account Of plague Thoro ar,
now over i.sso.ooo persons ssaployod on
the relief works. and about 10000 70.
ceiving sratuisou. relief.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23

CHAMPAIGN. nls. Jan. aa-ln a clash
between N freshmen and sophomores
Of the University Of Illinois last
night Miss Della Rodenhach Of this
city, In Che company o. freshman. vas
about 10 entr a han when chemicals
were thrown upon her and tho young
lady viii loso her oyoslght a. a result
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23

WASHINGTON. Jan. sa.-Coopcr oi
Texas, In support Of the Texas Judiciary
district bil. which was before tho
house, referred 10 the fact that he W.,
unable 10 zee the president The bin
was passed over the veto Of the prci.
dent By vote Of ift % 6s
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23

81. LOUIS, Jan. 2s.-Tho Dodson.
fiils Manufacturing compahy has flled
a ehattel mortgage for $4,000 10 secure
cFedltors, and the arm Is In the hands
Of George W Meyer, trustee Il IL not
thought that a general assignment VIII
BE- made. The assets oi the company
are estimated AZ over tloO.co0
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23

rgxAREANA. Ark, Jan. % james
eastman OF Eldorado, Ark. was run
over BY freight train in the kansas
CITY, RtisbuFg and Gulf ra.lroad yards
here and both legs were mashed on
above the knee. and he is in a critical
condition.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23

horKiSsviLiE. Jan. aa-ln a street
duel At Hernden, the result Of fcud Of
several ycau' standing, Detective BIN
Brame was killed BY Tom wootsn,
well known in sporting circles wooten
came TO this city and surrendered.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23

LIrILE Rock. Jan. a2-The Arkan.
sas state senate has passed bill intro
duced by Senator Witt, providing that
hereafter none bat qualified electors
shall hold any position within the eifl
of the Arkansas Legislature The army
Of women who bosiego the members Al
every session 20 secure votes for clerk
shlps is responsible for the action Of IN,
senate.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23

wHEKLNo, Jan. as.-Nre At Mingo
junction, Ohio, wiped out nearly the
entire business portion q the town. An
overturned lamp On q carl table is said
70 be ths cause Los. tto.coo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23

LONDON. jan, ss.-The British steam.
er Salisbury. from Port Roaih 10 New.
port, collie d with an unknown steamer
about four miles from llfracomhe. Dsv.
'tf""ttf' a"" FffH4ttA =" H"|IH"N" ="
have sank vita crew q abous 20 Hsn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23

CLEvELkSD. Jan. sa.--tJman J.
Gage. an ohiOan, but who is now hv-
ing Al Chicago. Ia the latest addition 10
the president elects oiioial family. Ho
will probably be secretary Of the treas.
ny
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23
slR IsAAc PIrIMAN nrAn.

The Iuvsutor of Shorthand nies of =
Complexities of frsuhisa.
LONDON. Jan. % Sir Isaac Pitiman
inventor Of the system Of shorthand
writing which helrs his name. /, dead.
He had been suffering several years
from d complication Of tronblos
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-01-23
lYNcHlNo N GEORGIA
Two NeEress rahsa Prem JAIN and
uaarsd and shoL

JrrTrRsoNvlItE Ca, Jan. ll.-rhe
Jail hcrc was broken open az iasso
o'clock this morning by q mob Of
masked men. and twoncgroes William
White and Charles Forsythe-impiioai.
cd IN the murder oi Mr. Rowland Al
Adams Park. were taken out and hanged
and their bodies riddled with bullets
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-25
The Power of Habit.

The power of habit is particularly excm-
plified in the effects produced by the COM
pany we keep. The utmost vigilance, there
fore should be exercised on this important
subject. The great power and force OF
custom form an argument against Keep
ing bad company. However shocked we
may be at the first approaches of vice, this
shocking appearance goes of upon an IN
timacy with it. Custom will soon render
the most disgustful object familiar to our
view, and this is indeed a kind provision
of nature, to render labor and toll and
danger, which are the lot of man, more
easy to him.
The well disposed youth, entering first
into bad company, is shocked and disgust
ed at every turn at what his sight beholds
and what he is compelled to hear. The
good principles which he had imbibed ring
in his ear an alarming lesson against the
wickedness of his companions. But, alas,
this sensibility is of short continuance.
The next jovial meeting makes the horrid
picture of yesterday more easily endured.
Rectitude Is soon thought severe rule,
an inconvenient restraint. A few pangs
of conscience now and then whisper to him
that he once had better ways and thoughts.
But even these by degrees die away, and
he who at first was shocked even at the ap-
pearance of vice may be formed by custom
into profligate leader of vicious pleas
es.-New York Ledger.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-25
THE cATBiRD's PLIGHT.
Forty Birds to the Rescue-How IL Was
Finally Set Free.

Forty Birds to the Rescue-How IL Was
Finally Set Free.
Going through the woods one day."
said lover OF birds, 81 saw catbird |
with one of its wings caught on brier
bush. There was clump of briers
here, with narrow opening at one
place between two Of the bushes. The
catbird had tried to fly through that
opening and had made q miscalculation
and got one If is wings impaled on "a
thorn. The other wing was free, and
it was Tapping that and trying to get
clear of the bush.
"Around this bush there must have
been at least 40 other birds of one kind
or another, catbirds and brown thrash
ers and wrcns and grass chippies, and
SO on that had been attracted by the
unfortunate catbird's cries and its eff
forts TO escape, and that appeared to
have gathered there to help it. They
fluttered about close to the bush, flying
around at a great rate and making a lot
of noise, bat not really doing anything.
Some Of the smaller birds would fly
around very close to the bush or even
fly under it, and / imagine some of the
bigger birds saying to some OF these
venturesome little fellows, Here, you
brown thrasher, you. why don't you get
under him there and push on his wing?'
But the brown thrasher would only 60
about so close He wasn't going to get
caught What the birds would have
done finally don't know. think they
would have helped the catbird in some
way, but i undertook to help it myself.
"Of course l couldn't go right up TO
it, for that would have frightened it,
and may be made it hurt itself even
worse. / bad with me sawed off broom
stick that l carried for walking stick,
and | undertook to free the catbird
with that. | thrust the stick through the
brier bush, all the other 40 birds look
ing on, and brought the end Of it gen.
tly against the catbird's wing and push.
ed the wing off the thorn. But in start
ing away the catbird got the wing
caught again on another thorn. That
was bad, and l stood off minute de-
| liberating about what to do next, the
! whole flock of birds still fluttering
round and the imprisoned catbird now
pretty nearly exhausted. 1t was time
to drop all ceremony, and l simply
walked up to the bush and took the cat
bird off the thorn with my hands.
Just beyond the brier bushes there
was a smooth grassy spot i'll the woods
and | laid the catbird down there, the
whole lot of birds that had been hover
| ing about the brier bush following
along, more or less near, and hanging
around there. Pretty soon the catbirc
got up and flew to little tree nearby
1t wasn't strong, but it could fly and 1T
wings were all right. When it flew NJ
into the tree, all the other birds flew
away. From the tree the catbird sani
its thanks to me, and there / left it. -
| New York Sun
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-05-25
Hat Shooting.

A visitor in Pass Christian, Miss, the
other day heard some pistol shots and
asked negro boy what they meant.
"Oh," was the reply, them fellows
dun be shootin TO- hats. F" Shooting
for hatsr' exclaimed the visitor, what
OH earth do you mean?" Sure, dere Is
muffin strange bout dat. They's dom 1T
ebry day most. When de train is COM
in, day jes' fires dem shots when she
gets good on to de bridge. an de men
day sticks dere heads out to see what's
up, an de wind jes' takes dere hats off
an drops 'em in de bay. Den dey rows
around an picks 'em up. Sometimes
dey gets lot of 'em. Other day Josh
johnson got seben. what does Josh
johnson do besides shoot for hats?' was
asked. "Oh, he fishes an does odd jobs
an lives. New York Tribune.