The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-25


fun outer 'em after an And it's bein'
woman that's bossin' the iob and moi
Spindler we've got 10 draw IN 'nss mighty
fine and not cut up too rough or some
of the bows win sickl,
'You betg' said surly but decided
voice in the crowd
AND" Said another voice Mrs price
didn't live in bleeding Kansas for moth
inc
"Vot,s tba nrooraro,oe vo,,,,,a settled on
Uncle linz" said the barkeener lightly
to check what seemed 10 nronnise a dan
serous discussion
gwen said starbuol s.tva lra1l,ilate IN
gather aarl, Cyhristr,ag ntght in r4oo,,-
er's Hollow and ria ourselves nm Tni,In
fashion ana tben etart for s,indIer,s with
nitch nino tornbos ana 49, = ttornt liohf
dance around tbe bo,,ae. tbep, who doas
The dancin, and vey.in, outside tal.in, their
turn m oo;n, in and bevin, refresbnofnh
Jake C,ooledee of Boston. seq if ANYBODY
obiects to IL we.ye onIv got 70 saw we're
'Nunmers of the Olden Tines sabe?Then
later wen have chem sabbath Evening
RelIs, PERFORMED on nrosnactin mans nv
~ hand rrben ar tbe fpisb Ial[e C,o7l-
a1e,, - eroi,,, ~ erit,a so,,s If he surlxas
~ .,es,,ae i,;,,Sl,,. Ioor,9i,, enindlor,s
family TO the Free Openin' o. SpindIer's
A,n1s I4o,,se ana Fsaforr,,ato1,,, >, He na,1s-
"a ,,ossir,,y ri. maj annrobation which
bowever did NOT Seem 10 come sDontan-
ao,,slv ar aim much - he added 9polo-
1tiaSn,, s.far, ,sira b,roners5 Inv women.
6nt VIII add ~ fre nrograrnne ez we see
-, tbin~s non ont W See from, what
Nc con baar al of Snindle,,s relations
oi,,t ~, band YETI VVe,ve cot 10 wall ike
u, aloITsh,,, times for sreturns from the
- - - aa,,,.tto, p, T4e11oi wrhat,e thato"
II was The swish and SHUTTER of hoofs
on ,he ROAD before rhe door. The Sacra-
,,,o,,t,, coachr In an instant every man
u.as evnectant and starbuck darted OUT
~, -, ~ olatforrn Then there was The
s'uS ~ l,raatipo ana bus,Ie the hurried in
rrass e thirsty passengers into the saloon
end a na,,se Uncle Jim returned, excited
-, - r,sntinolv IT ool1 YER boysl Ef this
~ Az richest hing ouN They say
tbora,s two more relations O. Spindlers on
tha coach. come down as express freight,
c oi'n hear?-consigned TO spind-
lerp'
"Stins-in coffns?'' suggested an eager
voice
"T didn't get to hear more But here they
are F." There was the sudden interruption
Of laughing, curious crowd into the bar
room led by Yuba Bill, the driver. Then
the crowd parted and out of their midst
stepped two children.
A boy and girl, the Oldest apparently of
not more than years, holding each oth-
er,s hands They were cOarsely yet clean
Nv dressed. and with certain uniform pre-
cision that suggested formal charity. But
more remarkable than an, around the neck
az each was a little steel chain, from
which depended The regular check ana
labe. OF the powerful express company
wells. Fargo & Co.-and the words: ITO
richard Spindler." "Fragile. with great
care "Collect on delivery" Occasional
IL their little hands went up automatical-
~ and touched their labels as If 10 show
them. They surveyed the crowd, the
door. the gi.ded bar and Yuba Bill with
ont fear and without wonder There was
a nathetic suggestion that they were ac-
oustomed to this observation.
Now. Bobby" said Yuba Bill, leaning
hack against the bar, with an air half
Maternal half-managerlal, ."ten these gents
how Won come here"
"Rv Wenth Fargeth Expreth,' hsped
pobbv
..,,,,,ar IRON, -,
..vrnd ain 0weron 2"
~ tI,i, Oraeonq WHY it,s a tbou-
-. iron, berep, said bvstanaer.
Se ..T anl,n, >, eaid Y1,ba Tu coollv "thev
,,o,, IN, stage 10 Portland, by steamer to
KEN py s s,esToe sp again to stockton ana
,ta.s ~, staea over the whole line. AL
men uF VIE Farge e. Co, express. from
iels ~ ,ort a1,d from ,nessenpor 70
agent - 's vt, ,,bev ain,t hin tecbed
''' -.s5.,a ~, 49,, ono INIT the lxancnanx-,s
or haHuleN ~ - - - 1ts-4t