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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-07-09

and jumping. but the men ON their
lives didn't dare TO let them break
away, for Patterson carried his pistol
in his left hand. and they Ind just seen
what had happened TO their partner.
They got to the old mans wagon.
Stitch EN- up said Patterson. and
the fellows had to hitch those plunging
horses to the wagon. with the whip fall
ing on them as reminder when eny-
thing went wrong. At last the horses
were harnessed to the wagon. Patter-
son made the two fellows stand at their
heads until the horses Ind got quieted
down. Then he said to them:
.sTm going ON 10 the BIZ MCGOWAN
camp. If 1 see eitherof you two hounds
there IN kill you on sight Now gttF :.
"At his words the two men turned
and ran as Il they were glad OF the
chance to get way, looking now and
then over their Ghculdera to see i Pat
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-07-09

They were not theatrical enough in
their ways of killing or they had no
glng to crack them up. They never got
the great names that some men did who
were afraid of them. Such man was
Patterson, from Mississippi-Ferdin-
and Patterson-who figured in San
Francisco and Nevada and afterward
in Oregon. He was what is known in
the far west as white-eyed man-that
Is, his eyes were of gray tint, SO pale
as to seem almost white. He was a
powerfully built man, handy with
weapons, and he came as near being
perfectly fearless as man can be. 1
remember him at his trial for the kill
ing of Capt. Staples at Portland, Ore.
The captain had headed crowd to
lynch Patterson for his secession senti-
ments. Feeling ran high against Pat
terson. it being in the time of the civil
war, and the sentiment in Oregon being
for the union. When ne was acquitted,
as he was, after an exciting trial. on the
ground of selfslefense, 1t WIS believed
that he would never leave the court
room alive, but he passed through the
hostile crowd without the sign of fear,
with such a presence that no one
molested him. can compare his look
only with that of lion. His shooting
of Pinkham, the mining man, was an
other famous killing. It began by his
insulting Pinkhnm for his northern
sentiments. Pinkham pulled his pistol
and fired. Patteson stopped. lodging
the flash, us the saying is, and then sent
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-07-09
LONG & Grille,

Sole Agents for Lamm & Co.
Rooms 5, 6, land 5, Golf Block.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-07-09

A little girl. aged nine. called her IA
Their to her bedside the other evening.
"Papa," said the little diplomat, II
want to ask your advice
well. my dear, what is It nbout?"
what do you think It will be best to
give me for birthday present? p
Birthday Bulletin.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-07-09
They Count.

The pleasing ceremonies of polite
people are liable to be about two-tbirds
show. yet are about as near the golden
gate as mankind ever gets. Tammany
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-07-09

Ii you have ever seen a child in the
agony of Group. you can appreciate the
gratitude of the mothers who know
mat One Minute Cough Cure relieves
sheir little ones rs quickly as 1t is adj
Mieistered. Many homes in this city
'fe never without il. r. j. Criss,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-07-09

;, Why pay q big price tor sad
ales and harness when you can
ply them so cheap at VIM. 6.
. . lmner's tsnnery West Main
street. In.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1897-07-09
'WHITE-EYED PATTERSON
A Bad Man Of the West Who
Wasn't Wholly Bad.
He Did Not KIM Everybody. and
When He Set out to Right =
Wrong He Did IL IN

GREAT many men
have gone down in
history as being
bad men In the
carly days on the
Pacific slope said
Maj. Edward Rags
dale, of Topeka.
Kan. "But some
of the most dam
gerous men, who
weregreatly feared
in their day. are
ltkfIahaa@aR N-.,x.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-22
oWNsHERD

Mrs, l.. sauderou u critically H.
Fred Lawrence il visiting . sick
sister IN BralleborO,
The Changers enjoyed . social ~
Dr. Osgoods Tuesday evening
Dr. Rice and wife hays tenement
at Miss IIobarl's,
Roll Call will be held Al The i,ap
list church Saturday,
A FIRE district has been established
aid fire department organized, Of
6cers Clerk, james sloddardI pW'
dental Committee, A, A. Mason,
Don BoulwelIeand A, A, Shows 1'reaf,
urer u, FessendeDI Collector Julian
Taft Chief Engineer Rev N, v,
Hardy
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-22
WINHALL HOLLOW.

Mrs. 0. G. Eddy, of whom men
ton has been made in these columns
before, passed away last Friday afteI
long and painful illness,
Among those recently visiting her,
were M. Coleman and daughter, &C
companied by Miss Eula Sheldol
from Chester.
ii. Eddy was here from Townshent
called by the death Of Mrs. Eddy.
0. l.. Hewes and family are visit
ing in SALISBURY.
Miss Ella Batchelder was called
home TO Peru Saturday by serious
illness in her fathers family.
Miss Eta Sheldon from Rawson-
vile has been at o. &. Eddy's fol
the past ten days.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-22
SIMONSVILLE

Horace Bailey has been quite i'll.
Prayer meeting at the church this
week Wednesday evening.
Many of the people are afflicted with
colds.
The Kings Daughters met Satur.
day with Mrs. Carrie Holden.
A. H. Gould of Chester Depot was
in town Sunday.
Next week Tuesday there will be a
Christian Endeavor social at William
Smiths.
Mrs. Z. M. Haseltine returnd home
Sunday from her visit to her daugh.
ter's, Mrs. Carrie Briscoe, of Proctors-
vile.
Sadie Smith is at home from the
Chester High School for a vacation;
her health is not good.
George Farrar's two children are
quite i'll. They live in the west part
of Chester.
F. E. Fuller visited his sister,
Mrs George Farrar, in Chester Satur-
day and went to Cavendish Monday.
Little Dorothy Marsh had the mis-
fortune to break her arm week ago
last Wednesday.
Mrs. F. |. Graves mother is stop
ping with her for time.
Last week Wednesday eve Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Eldred and son, Cassie,
were preparing to attend the entertain.
ment at the church, when they discov,
cred their house to be on fire In five
minutes they would have left their
home and when they had returned
they would have had no home. We
are so grateful that they have a
home now. This will be little warn
ing for people not to leave fire when
going away from home.
Two sons of Mr.. Weston recently
retuned TO their homes. They attend
ed the burial rites last week Thursday
of their father.
Nelson Dewmaw's mother is caring
for the sick at home.
Miss Billings is boarding at P. T.
Marsh's.
Mrs A. A. Hutchinson is quite fee.
BILE in health.
Mrs Gilbert Coolidge of Rutland,
who recently passed to the immortal
life, was native of this place.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-22
Hoods
SarsapariIIa
yos,a MN pife nyef ilIsl Easy W
HOODS Pills iahs, sssg p5p9pls'sSa'
FROM THE C0WCATCuIgIt.
Peculiar Vantage Ground Occupied
ny u Maine iiiWfg1
Accommodating hsliFgsa Men Mshs ~
Fisssast fss 80 Enthusiastic aHng
ass-st8p ths Ifaia ~ isi
IiiA HAS His tame

Speaking ~ accommodating 9fialalA
on The different railroads. lhe Lewiston
Evening journal says " would aeaA
that those running on tle Hiked haia
o. The Phillips n iiangeleg railroad
should ba presented With Tbs NblHs
ribbon" fGf lba careful attention lhep
pay 20 ~ passengers, and when aHs
saka for favor, II " n IA the power ~
iratnmen " will be granted
The ether day party NJ l9lly drums
ners we're coming ~ he llhei ahl
The entire party were Well supplied
with ammunition They WeFs missing
q little sport IN with thelr bHaiHeas
calling Among The number VIVA VIE
liam i, deFrish, ~ Portland, Me- The
iYalnmen we're telling about seeing
parWidgea nearly every nip aHl lhl#
rather enthpsed the party and started
the sporting blsod 10 M, darrah'H
veins 10 noW more nefealy, and, after
II had made several trips through hlA
anatomy, the gentleman WaA prepared
10 face almost any obstacle W Gfdaf
10 get even . shot Wt the almost NUM-
berless birds that inhabited tbs WagaH
on either side NJ the railroad tpaak
But all this time his mind had baen
luay thinking 40 some scheme whereby
he could get o chance W ife ~ 0hs ~
tive,
~ have NJ" said he 10 himself, ana
q moment later his aatIens were GanH'
INC ~ much comment among hia fela
low passengers 40 would q lash NJ
lightning from al9udleas Hligr All ihe
while no was putting his thgnahia lhld
action, lie arose, 00lf his gun fpaH
the ease, inserted q couple ~ ear
Widges, and started fep The deer NJ lhf
npb0es9,
"Whepe going, aarfHhm asked one
"doing 10 sheet partridge" replied
the drummer sportsman,
They thought he had become sudden
ly Insane and was going 10 Jump IRON
Che train Int this idea Waa A0ah dis
PEELED from theiF minds, faf u moment
later all thai could be seen ~ tllA ~
rattle sportsman waA hlA patent leaiheri
dangling from the top al The ffalHhI
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-22
NEW FAN Il.

Mrs. Jenett Pierce and Miss Mar
tina Pierce Of Putney Falls are visit
ing at Geo. b, Johnson's
Tommy Storms, who has been en-
ployed at Pratts Inn for the past
year, has gone to work for Baxter
Gushing.
Miss Jennie M. Underwood spent
few days this week with her sister,
Mrs. Walter Wheeler In Williams
vile.
DR.. II. ID. Holton Of Braltleboro
was here Tuesday TO see Miss Sophia
Fits who has been i'll for several
weeks.
Mrs, Charlotte =. Dewitt and her
son, f. A., leave the first Of next
month for Jacksonville, Fla, where
they intend TO spend the remainder
OF the winter.
Mr.. Sampson came home last
week.
Henry N. Fits, executor of the
will of the late Dea, Josiah Davidson,
of West Wardsboro, was here last
week to settle with MIS-, Holden, 3
sister of the deceased who was left 9
legacy OF about 81 COO, Mrs, Holden
lives with her daughter, Mrs, Geo
Knapp.
Herman Skinner, son OF 9. f.,
who has been for the past year clerk
ing at Landmarks store in SO. Lon
donderry, left there Monday fol
Brooklyn, N. Y, where he Is going
to work for his brother.in.law, Mr.
Sprague, in lunch room.
Arthur Underwood gave wbisI
party to few Of his friends at tht
County House, Tuesday evening,
At the annual meeting last Satur
day OF the Windhum County Cream,
cry Association the following Officers
were elected: j. O. Follett, presi'
dent ; N. M, Batcheldar, Sec Milor
Davidson, Treas, /; directors, b. G,
Eager, II M, Hescock, Frank Red
way, Newfane, II. II, Holbrook, j
b, Ware, Townshend, 4, NJ. Albee,
Ephram Osgood, Brookline, $. Farr,
II. johnson, Dover, j, A. Wilbur,
f. b. White, Wardsboro. LA n pei
cent dividend was declared. The
creamery seems to be In q prosperous
condition,
Rev. Mr. and Mrs, Garretson from
the state of New York are spending
the week with Rev. Mr., Norton,
Meetings are being held every eye-
ming during the week at the church
under the leadership Of Rev. Mr., Gar
retson.
Frank Wellmau got badly hurt last
week in his mill yard.
At the annual meeting Tuesday Of
the Windham County Savings Bank
the old board Of officers were reulect-
ed.
Deputy Sheriff Garfield Of West
Townshend was in town this week,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-22
JAMAICA.

Monday morning the mercury stood
at 40 degrees and Tuesday morning it
was s below, only jump of As degrees
in "a hours.
Miss Maud Howard, who is living
at Walpole, N. H., has been passing
the last week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. "A. l.. Howard.
Mrs. Herbert Willis has been pass
ing the last week with friends at STRAIT
ton, where she formerly lived.
DR.. and Mrs. G. B. Doaneare pass
ing the week at Bakersfield, his native
town.
Mr.. Bowman of Claremont, N. H.,
has been visiting at A. L. Towards.
Rev. James hobbs has returned tc
West Townshend, Mass, to pass this
week and will be back here for ser
vices Sunday.
j. c Daggett lately received let
ter from George Clay of Shaker Sta
ton, Conn. He was an old comradt
In the late war that he camped witt
and marched side by side with. They
had lost all track of each other unit
very lately.
Frank Jacobs is here at his home
this week but will return to his bust
ness at Boston, Mass, next week.
The The Loyal Temperance Legion
met at H. O. Emerson's Monday eve
ming. After the usual programme the
following officers were chosen: Presi
dent, Harold Muzzy; Vice President
Ernest Allen; Secretary, John Vol
colt; Treasurer, Roe Robinson; Editor
Mabel Sage,
Jason Crowninshield is confined tc
the house but not to his bed.
Mrs. David Eddy is better.
A. L. Howard, our cattle dealer
came in few days ago with fifteer
fine cows. He also recently sold to ar
old customer in Duchess county, New
York, as fine a pair of oxen as evel
went out of Jamaica.
You'll use ! less of Harmless Soap
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-22
WARDSBORO

G. A. Briggs is on the sick list.
Mrs. Mile Metcalf is visiting witt
Mrs. Ella Knight and calling upor
her many friends here.
VIM. Clark has finished work fol
Arthur Baker.
Fred Aldrich from Worcester. Mass
is spending few days with relative.
and friends in town.
A. L. Wheeler is away on s
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. White visited
in Dover last week.
Mrs. Jane Watson gaining slowly.
Miss Jessie Howard is out again at
ter being housed two weeks from the
effects OF severe burn caused by the
overturning lighted kerosene lamp.
Ben Williams and Earnest Martin
from Jacksonville are getting up wood
tor Mrs. Sarah Farnum.
Mrs. Web. Fuller of Grafton is
working for Mrs. David Eddy.
Mecury fell from Monday to Tues.
day morning just so degrees.
Chester White and family have
moved to Worcester, Mass, he has
an Express route from there to Oxford.
Mary Briggs is SO much better as to
be out to church last Sabbath,
School in Dist No. 6, taught BY
MIR. Tibbits closes successful term Of
school this week Friday.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-22
PERU.

Our first cold snap, marking Is de-
grees below zero, has just reached us.
There being no snow it severely tried
all of the water works, yet all stood
the test except where it was most
needed, Dea. Simonds'.
We are pleased to notice among us
the genial countenance of Henry
Lyon from Sutton, near Worcester,
Mass, who comes up upon visit to
his father and many friends. His
voice, as well as his presence, is an
inspiration at our meetings.
Geo. 0. Davis was with us over
Sunday on account of the sickness Of
his mother.
A petition in favor of the Hon. j.
l.. Martin for U. 5. district attorney
has been circulated over the town,
and signed with the utmost readiness.
IL seems that nowadays the CON-
mon every day voters have a voice in
these matters.
Miss Julia Osgood, who has made
teaching in that head center of in
struction of America, the high schools
of Cambridge, Mass, her life work,
is stopping at M. j. Hapgood's. In
connection with the subject of the
literary meetings, viz: The Presiden-
tial Administration, it is of interest
to note that her grandfather, Samuel
Osgood, was postmaster general un-
der George Washington. 1t hardly
seems possible that we are SO neal
the beginning of things.
Nor does it seem possible that there
could be such a change in our power
and influence as a nation. In $50;
the commander of a British warshil
boarded one of our warships off th,
coast, near Norfolk, and ordered tn,
captain to line up the crew in order t.
see if any British subjects were OF
board and took away two American
born seamen. In 1896 Great Britain
has boundary dispute with Venezue
la. Uncle Sam, thinking she is over
bearing and endeavoring to Cypress
weaker power, only shakes his finger
says "hands off, and she cringes ant
obeys. And yet Great Britain toda.
is the leading nation of Europe.
Heavy lumber interests in thes
parts are awaiting little snow. S
l.. Griffith, Peru Lumber Co. ant
Stiles and Hapgood, have each from
twenty to thirty thousand logs repre-
senting about five millions feet 0
lumber in all, cut and piled. AL
these mills are now running. d.,
Fred Crossman lost wheel barrow
while ago and has just discovered i
where O. Hewes found his harnesses
Who next
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-22
Highest all Lcavenng Powe-Latest us. Govt Report
R3H!a!!! RRsklaHs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
EAST DORSET.

Snow high upon the hull sides,
plenty of road dust for the eyes and
weather 8 below Tuesday morning
change of nearly 60 degrees in "a
hours. But sudden changes, the like
of this, do not prevent the "feeble
wrapping the athletic in his shroud."
Mrs. Tuohey, reported in our list
of accidents two weeks ago, was not
as well last week.
Father Glynn's stable boy who col
lided with bigger wheels and fell out
and studied his face, making sundry
| leaks in his nose and elsewhere In his
complexion, as reported, has fully
recovered.
Felix Seymour was apparently well
Sunday but was taken suddenly III
the following night. DR.. Bartlett
was summoned and Tuesday morn.
ing DR.. Pond of Rutland was wired,
A dangerous surgical operation was
performed as the only hope OF saving
his life.
Miss Katie Koran, %, died at s
p. m. on Sunday. She had been in
a decline for considerable time.
She was graduate of the State Nor.
NAL School at Castleton, q success
full teacher and estimable young lady,
On Sunday, daughter to Mrs.
John Quilter.
Our Miss Briget Hill, now Mrs,
John +. Cunningham Of Lawson,
Colorado and the only voter of that
town who voted for Mckinley, re-
ceived on Christmas a letter from the
president elect full of thanks, best
wishes and the compliments of the
season. The Hill family lived in oul
village several years and they were
all smart as a trap with two springs.
Southern Vermont, as reported
made her debut in the sugar party a
Rutland last week in the prayers an(
sacred music. If it wasn't known
that we had more than few scatter
ing sugar naples, their programme
was excusable. Howeverif hereafter
our sugar naples are to be thus sa
credy associated once in every three
hundred and sixty five days with thu
jungles of Africa, we may reasons
bly, expect freshets of sap that viii
surprise and possibly astonish the ma
tives. More commodious storage ant
rapid facilities for evaporation will
doubtless be a better necessity thu
coming spring than ever before.
5 Morris Ladd, son Of Sidney Lad,
of Bennington, died here at the hom'
of his uncle, John Felio, on Monda,
of last week.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-22
RAWSONVILLE

W. }. Sheldon has bought the O.
M. Williams place.
Mrs. Lydia Kinsbury has returned
to Townshend for the winter.
A pleasant party of % couples
danced to the music of Kingsbury's
Orchestra, in M. H. Kingsbnry's new
house last Friday evening. There will
be another hop at the same place Sat.
eve Jan. %.
Pearl Williams has been quite sick
but is better at present.
You'll use ] less of Harmless Scan.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-22

Minutes seems HE hours when a life Is
at stake, Group gives no time 10 send
for DOCTOR delay may mean death, Onp
Minute Cough Cure gives instant relief
and inNnrcs recovery, Tho only harm,
less remedy That produces Immediate 10
suits,
G. u, Bacon, Londonderry Y, v, Smith
jamaica Jonas Hill, BoniyIIlp, ", q,
Smith, So, Londonderry and Y, u, Pier,
Rawsonyllle,
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-22
CAMBRIDGEPORT.

Lucius II. Dean died on Tuesday,
Jan. II, at the home of his brother,
Oscar Dean, aged 60 years. Mr..
Dean was native of Winhall but
went to Boston at the age Of 20 and
resided there n years. He returned
to Vermont Two years ago and made
his home in Winhal since his return.
He had buried his wife and four chill
dren, two sons still live. He came
to visit his brother, Oscar Dean, who
is now the only surviving member OF
his fathers family, about three
months ago, and grew gradually
worse until his death. He had been
IN i'll health for three years. He uni
ted with the Nj. +. Church in Boston
and remained a devout Christian to
the end and died triumphant death.
The funeral services were held on
Thursday at 10 a. m, at the house
conducted by Rev. +. D. Goodrich
and his body was conveyed to Towns
bend and entombed there.
Joel ODER and wife are sick and
under the care of DIR. Staples Of
Grafton.
Charles Walker is down with the
grip. Mrs. Geo. Bolster is also on
the sick list.
Mrs. Andrew Blodgett is very low
and not expected to live.
Benjamin Gallop has finished work
ing for the soapstone company and
taken their four horse team to Per-
kinsville.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-22

| w ~ i'HH'iiIiHh FifAiNr
oar, and q moment later he had entirely
disappeared from view lllA gampaAs
ions qnailed with fear Had he fallen
from hla lefty seal en tbs freight alii
on had h. seen bird and made n wild
| plunge IN midair FOR his much ghals
ished gamer They went 10 the deer
and peeped out lie had vanished
They locked baekr Nothing could he
seen but the imaginary form ~ what
was bnl q moment age one ~ The Jelly
party and brother IN tho horder ~
hatohelH and IrnnlfApN
Hut the man, ''ah, where Waa haPh
Safe and sound, end by the time hlA
friands had given NJ tho hunt n lfaln
hand came IN, and seeing tbs anxious
lock upon tho faeea Of bis passengers,
assured them THAI the missing member
was safe and warming his haals against
ths boiler on tina COW catcher lie had
gone from the eabeoAa, ever The ears,
through the engine, and seated himself
In this conspicuous place watching far
the 'enemy," iie had not long "a walt,
for night ahead he spled q beautiful
bird Ito put his gun % hla shoulder
and hased away The bird ilNtlefal
y moment, haeied ever and waa na more,
lie slgnaied TO the engineer 70 stop
and as soon 40 possible lhe train was
brought 10 q slandAiill,
Running back, he procured his Ialse,
aud on being told 20 hurry NJ hhd Hei
aboard, he started W anne, Hui ha
stubbed bis toe, purpoHely hia fflenda
say, and fell IN shapelaAa MAS men
The read bed,
The train started an, The man aFese,
brushed tha sand from on ~ his eyes
and started for the weeds 70 and the
dead birds made Hut II was growing
dafl ana u was several miles from
llangeey, ila aet hls vita 10 N0rh
About time fer the night lralnl he
thought No time 10 lose lle mnedl'
ately made torch and slHnaled lhe
train u stopped, he got ahoarai nhh
on hia arrival was greeted with q hearty
handmade by his many trlenaAl who
we're anglonsiy waiting, W The ngnAa
soo the arrival ot ihelr friend, The cav
,Hieher hunter
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-22

was simply one Of the maryes Of ihe
animal world, thousands Of worms
trayelIng In snake form, The worms
had oopgregpted and actually formed
the head, body and tail Of serpent,
There they were, olingIng each 10 lln'
other, slowly wrigglng the whole mass
and making much better time thRn
could any single worm, Once IN awhile
the long-shaped mass Of wrigEling
creatures would roll over TO one side
~ though TO give the under fellows
a chance to get their breath
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1897-01-22

window glass " block away tathe west
ruuslng moment 10 listen 10 the ek-
pocted noiae OF hurrying footsteps, and
hearing none, the patrolman hurried In
tho direction OF tho noise, confidently
expecting 10 apprehend the burglars IA
tho act, When he reached the corner
OF Sixth and Franklin avenue he dis
covered the form Of man leaning M
against tho window Of q haberdasher's
store, lie cautiously erept UP on the
supposed burglar, only 10 discover that
the man was sound asleep with hls head
through the plate glass window In
the unenslness incident to the hea,y
load he carried, he had hutted his head
through the window lie was totally
unconscious OF what had happened
when tho policeman woke him np, Ito
paid tho proprietor for tho damage
done and no arrest was made,