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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13


The First Presbyterian Church OF East Orange
~ j. was the scene last evening OF the wedding
ceremony Of Miss Mary E. Reynolds. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs James f. Reynolds, OF Munn-ave,
and DR.. william Harvey Cooke. son OF Mrs. Will
lam H. Cooke. OF Bethlehem, Penn. and the late
DIT William n. Cooke. DR. James VI. Ludlow. pas
tor OF the church. ofciated. The bridesmaids were
Miss Eleanor Clark. Miss Emma A. Spencer. Miss
Edith w Sterling Miss Jessie Eliza beth Villas. all
OF Orange: Miss Elizabeth Richmond Cooke. or
bethlehem. Penn a sister OF the bridegroom. Miss
Gertrude Reynolds Miss Phebe Everett Reynolds.
and Miss Ethel Earl Reynolds sisters OF the bride.
The best man was Edward Marsden Cooke, OF Phil
adclphia a brother OF the bridegroom and the
ushers were George Rodney Booth. OF Bethlehem.
Penn: DR. Mortimer II. Clark. OF Auburndale.
Mass: Joseph Moulton Merrill and William orr
Ludlow Of East Orange: Frederick Clinton Rey-
mold, and Robert Dodd Reynolds. brothers or
the bride and Ensign Morris Lewellyn Cooke. OF
Philadelphia and Robert Grier Cooke. or New
York brothers OF the bridegroom. The bride was
ettired I'm a Cream-whlte satin gown, trimmed Win
point lace and carried white Carnot roses ~ ,he
close Of the ceremony a reception was helo AZ the
home OF the brides parents No. .! Munn-aVe'
East Orange. n. j.. Oct Il (speciaD-Miss Erma
Necklem daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Henry I.
Mecklen Of No. 10 Winans-st.. East orange, "aS
married th. afternoon at o'clock TO "l"iam
Colet Johnson OF New-York. in Christ Church' os
the Rev. Or. George b. johnson, chaplain 70 WV
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Miss Alice Cleveland Cady. daughter Of J. Ceve-
land Cady. was married yesterday. at the home OF
the bride No l26 East Thirty -nnth-st.. 10 Duncan
Warren Taylor The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. DR. Henry van Dyke.
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MAYNARD NOTES.

The torpedo boat Winslow sa.le! yes
terday for Hampton Roads. jus.
where she will so from there is not
known.
There will be no work in the yard
to-day.
Forty caulkers will be called In the
construction department Monday morn
ing To caulli the Puri:an's deck.
The Puritan went in dock yesterday
at ! J.. m. The decks will he caulkcd
and bottom painted. The last quota
of her stock has been completed and
will be placed in position on Monday.
y large consignment Of copper eases
were received At the yard Yesterday
Two 1Sx%0 feet ferry floats Will be
launched next week near the dry-dock
The buoy tender PoeSomine IS receiv-
ing supplies at the yard.
The new shaft for the torpedo bcat
fO9tc. which was ordered from the
Columbia Iron Works. Baltimore, Will
be placed in position as soon as It has
been reduced to its proper dimensions.
Mr. James Veli!ncs. u lnachinist in
the yard. had the misfortune 10 cut one
of his fingers off yesterday while work
ing in the ship. He was sent TO his
home. in Norfolk, and the wound was
dressed by Or. Leigh.
1t is said that orders have been re-
ceived to work day anG night on the
Newark. so as to have her ready for
service III sixty days time. II this be
true n large force will be put TO work
on her
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AN ITALIAN AND A MARINE
HAVE a PITCHED BATTLE.

Friday marine from the yard bar
rocks went into joe De Dio's shoe
store, on First street, and because he
had not finished repairing a pair Of
shoes that he left he undertook TO
thrash DE do and his father Old
man De bio received a cut under the
eye, but the marine received an ugly
cut on the top of the head from bel
slat The marine had the shoemaker
arrested. His Honor dismissed the
case and said that De DO should have
had the marine arrested. as he was the
cause of the trouble. There were seve-
rnl witnesses who testified that the
marine was drunk, and but for thc,n
lie would have received a severe
thvaS hng.
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RELIGIOUS.

Court Street Baptist Church. DR.. A.
IL. Owen. Dastor-Serviccs today rs fol-
lows: Sunday school at $50 a. III.
Preaching at II n. M by the pastor;
subject. sinners Made Nigh by the
Blood Of Christ" prea ching at 7:45 p.
m. by the pastor; subject. TAKE Heed
Los. You Fall" This subject is dis
cussed by the special request of friend
The church will be we'll warmed and
well lighted. The worship will be sim
pie but inspiring. Let the people attend.
Monumental Church, Rev. l.. Il. Bet
ty, pasto!-'PreachinE at IL n. M; sub
ject, ',Ghe Duties and Qualifica tons of
1 Methodist Stewart" followed by the
administration of the Lords supper;
$50 D. II. subject, "a Young Mans Con-
slant Recognition of the Presence OF
God With Him, and Its Effects Upon
His Life"
Rev. DR.. Owens will address the Y. NJ
G. y. meeting at 4 O'clock this after
noon.
Wright Memorial church. corner
Fourth and Randolph streets. the Rev.
w. q. l3oggs pastor.-Sunday school at
9:l5 4. III. Preaching Ill Il a. m. and
$50 u. H. Epworth DHague mectins;
Wednesday evening nj $50 p. m.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Fourth Street l5aptst Sunbeam So
t!'tE VIII Vihe DEiCe lillS WPter1pon
at oclhck. The Rev. DR.. r. II. Pftt
of Richmond. will address the society,
and Mrs. Irene Ethcr!dgc will sing a
solo. The public is respectfully invited
TO come.
Fourth Stree. Baptist church, the Rev
DR.. w. f. Fisher pas:tor-Sunday schcol
at 9:la q. m; preaching at II Il IN. by the
Rev. Dir. r. II. Pitt, OF Richmond Va.
and at 1:SO p. M. by the Rev. \. Il.
Dunaway. T'ha ordinance OF Baptism
will be administered at the close of the
evening service
The first meeting OF 'the Owens Memo
rio! Missionary Society will meet this
Eft-rnci,n at o'clock. This following
is the programme:
SJlo. ...... :. Mrs. Irene Etharidge
SOLO. ........ ...AIrs. w H. Eashic!ls
itcc" alton. ........M Mrs. w. w. Lewis
Hoio.... ..... Prof, Dunha.
Address. 49,. Rev. DR.. Johnson, d. d
Ilf Norfolk.
500. Miss Myrtle Pablo
500. .......... Miss Myrtle Pablo
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F'OR,TSkNO UTFI N EVXS
gsntlcnslln ID whom BIC is bound ONT will

gentleman to whom he is bound out will
| release him If he is not satisfied.
Mr.. Winston Parish was elected as
s!s1tant principal and will also take
| charge on Monday. Both of these young
men IN their younger days were en-
ployess of The Yirginian. which wishes
| them much success in their new fields.
a colored woman who had u husband
who left her and went TO North Carolina
and married, made application at the
mayors Court yesterday for the privi-
| lege 10 marry again. She was advised
| TO get = divorce first and then marry
II she wanted to.
Yesterday about s O'clock a horse at
tachsd To a butcher wagon came run
| ming down South street at full speed
Inc wagon was turned over and was
| broken and the horse was brought to Il
siandstill. The driver was unhurt, but
| only by Il miracle
| Thursday night thieves entered the
! chicken house of Mr.. Thomas Davis,
near Great Bridge, Norfolk county, but
were frightened off, and when an ex-
animation was made by Mr.. Davis he
| found loaded pistol and hat that
| had been left behind in the flight.
Old Dom:nion Couclave No. 300, I. O..
r., will attend religious services to-
night ut Trinity church. when n special
| sermon Will be preached in honor CT
me third anniversary of the lodge A
iull attendance is requested There
VIII be some excellent music for the
| occasion.
Eolonel James Pugh, who for the past
three months has filled the position Of
city editor OF the Pilot, last night sew
cred his connection with that paper,
MN Bland having returned to duty Mr..
| Pugh. stranger to the people of
portsmouth few months ago. can now
reckon his friends by the score. lie is
most excellent gentleman, a first-class
| newspaper man. with but few equals.
The people of Portsmouth will miss
him. He will engage with Norfolk
| paper, hut may make Portsmouth his
home. The VirGinian representative cX-
tends TO him his best wishes in what
ever position he occupies, and will be
| glad 10 know that Portsmouth is not TO
| lose him altogether
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06
a NEGRO SN.lTCHES A POCKET.
BOOK

Friday night n lady went 10 the
store of Mr. John Loomis, on County
street extended. and bought SOM.
groceries. She paid for them and re
ce!ved In change $l.a0, which she nut
in her pocketbook. There was a negro
man standing in there at the time, and
as soon KS she started out the man fol-
lowed and grabbed the pocketbook AK,
ran. \ chase was made after him, but
without success. The county officers
know The man and are on the lookout
for HIN
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Nj. II. d. Clemcnls. who for long

Mr.. T.. d. Clements, who for a long
time was connected With NcSscs. Law
renee & Wc,tCn, has been secured by
m.. and viii manage my business in
future. He wili make II complete
renovation of the store. All goods On
hand VIII he marked down and viii b.
sold a. low figures 20 make room for n
large spring stock Those in want OF
bargains would do we'll 10 call and see
me. w. G. NASH.
mhG-2t
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OMAR, ANMIE4IIATIMG
SEATS DECLARED VACANT.
The Board Of Dcacons of Calvary Bap
tSt Church Voted Out.


tist Church Voted Out.
at the regular monthly conference, OF
Calvary Baptist Church Friday night
the members turned out Ell massc the
occasion being the question OF dcclar-
Ing the seats of the dcicons vacant.
,,Nhcre were also present, by request.
Dr.. w. i. Fisher, Rev. j. w. Mitchell,
Rev. Braxton Craig and Rev. Mr.. Say
ace
II Will be remembered that the former
pastor. Rev. p. S. c. DAVIS, resigned
recently. and the people claim that the
fault lay with the board OF dcacons,
who were asked to resign at n suisse
qucnt meeting. The hoard claiming
that the course they h al taken in the
matter was prompted by the interest
they felt In the welfare OF the church,
and voice OF the people who had stood
by he church, refused 70 resign, where
upon q motion was made to declare
their places vacant and elect other dea-
cons. The question was laid on the
table until the meeting Friday night.
The whiting ministers tried to pursuldc
the church to allay action until the
next church conference. a month hence,
but 20 no avail. The question was call
ed for, rut before the body, and carried
by vot,. OF SO TO 81.
The dclc0nS hold other Offices in the
church and Sunday school, which they
say VIII be given up today.
The effort to elec; new deacorts was
only partially successful. as after elect
ing Mr.. Andrew Martin, the meeting
adjourned.
il gives the Rap;ists Of this commu-
nifty great pain, indeed, to see the
church thus divided and the LORD S
work greatly impeded.
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For other Local see sixth Page.

WhoopinG cough is the most distress
ing malady: but It's duration can be Gu,
short by the use Of One Minute Cough
Cure, which IS also the best known
remedy for Group and all lung and bron-
chial troubles. J. NJ. Trotter, Norfolk;
r. L. Walker. Brambleton; Truitt &
Smith, Berkeley.
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EMpTusT YOUNG PEOPLES UNION

The District Baptist Young Peoples
Union Will meet with the union of Grace
Raptist Church. Norfolk. this afternoon
n $50 o'clock. Rev. II. w. Christie. Of
Sturgeon Memorial Church. will dalvc.
the address. y special programme has
been arranged for the occasion The
unions of this city are earnestly re-
oues.ed to attend this meeting
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r1R.AMHS ACCOMMODATED

Chief Of Police Tynau's monthly re-
por: shows :ha; siXty-one trlmps were
accommodated At the police station with
lodging the past month the largest
number for that length OF time for n
number OF years. OF the .s.Xty-one fifty
nine claimed thu: they were en- route
to the navy yn:d to enlist in the navy.
Lass night number applied for iodg-
inS and were accommodated.
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NTOSl CHILD is TIP

The case of "All Coon6 Look Alike"
was fully verified yesterday. Jimmie
Pierce. a 12-y2Ir-o!l youth. was com
mitted 10 the county jail by justice
Hawks on charge OF having run
.nvay from home. lane Fierce. cG
Huntersvillc, claims tia, lie is her boy,
while AIpry knight, Of Scottsville, on
this side OF the crcal. claims Jimmie
as her hoy, She sass he ran away
from home several weeks ago and Fri
day was the first time she has seen him
since. Justice Hawks Will decide whose
child he IT, II the meantime Jimmie
wants 10 know Who he is such Q case
f.as never come up before.
lLATi'R.-'l-ast night ala order cane
from justice Hawks 10 turn the child
over to the Pierce woman. so the later
gave him up ana the PIERCE woman
started 10 Norfolk with him. The BOY
raised Gain. screaming ard hoMco: n+SS,
saving she was not his mother \
gentleman from Scc.tsv:lie, VINO has
known the boy from infancy made
the woman let him so, ana jimmie
was not long IN getting back to his
mother in S2ottsviiie, who're he will ra-
man.
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CSC and soc. neckties for 17c: SUSPEND
ers, Sc. and l5c., worth 25c. See window
Charles r. Wclton 6 CO.
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Bonds issued to administrators. guar
dams. collectors, cashiers and others
occupying positions of trust; also 10 re-.
spcclSible contractors at reasono bIe
rates. JOHN l.. WATSON
61i9-3m
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rinc, iinc Keeper. ana Time In.

We are Time inspectors for the Sea-
board Air Line, Norfolk and Carolina
and Southern railroads. and hcadquar.
tiers Gor Time Keepers and fine Watch
repairing. c. 5. SHERWOOD,
FOG High street. Portsmouth, Va.
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SucciEt Statement of News Events. Strip
red Of Much Of The Details.
YESTERDAYS NEWS BRIEFLY RECORDED
short Paragraphs Personal ana
OthcrWisc-Accounts of Events In.
tcrcstin= to Every Readcr-ropies
Discussed on tho streeIs ana ia
oGicos and Homes.

Il lHtle WIS jill SACtIGill IluihSl SSSSel-
day.
i The streets were washed nicely by
A the 'recan: rains.
TINS Bcard of Health now meets week
~ at $50 p. IN.
One year of the present adminis;ra-
tion has passed away.
Miss Bette Johnson, of Durham, N.
c., is in the city en- Il visit.
4 The street rafl:cad ran over and
\ l1i!ied another dog yesterday.
j The Khcndikc party will leave here
next Thursday for the gold fields.
1T is said that sevSral parties are
negotiating for the lease of Hotel Madi-
son.
Anne Moore. colored. was committed
to jail last night for whipping Nanny
Hardy.
Mr.. Charles r. Eiand will take charge
OF the Pilct's local and routes again to-
morrow.
Captain William jacobson, of Balti
more. arrived htre yesterday on visit
to friends.
a negro chicken thief was shot At
Friday nigh; by Il gentleman in Cot
tage Place.
In this issue the house No. 1918 Wash
ington street is offered for rent. See
advertisement
There WILL he quite a fashionable mar
riaGe UT Central NJ. T.. church Tues
day afternoon.
The ordinance OF baptism will be adj
mintstcrcd Tonight at THE Fourth
Street Hapt:st church.
The Norfolk Ciarntv Court has nd
journed for the term. The next session
will begin on the DIST.
This being the first Sunday In the
month communion will he administered
i'll number Of the churches.
IN this issue Mr.. ]. w. Leigh gives
notice that h. has moved from 207
High street TO 40 Middle street.
Miss I.au,,, ,r.n,. sc ,,o,r, o1,,,;,
service in the public schools. has re-
signed her position as a teacher.
MIR. Samuel Niemeyer. who WAS n clerk
IN the STATE Senate at the last scssi,,n
of the I.ccislaturo has r7turred home
The High SchGol will present Mr..
Wilson Marshall with a gold pick and
shovel before his departure to Klcn-
dix.
1t looks like tho objection 10 The tab
let in front of The new school house will
prevail ana that it Will have TO be taken
Gown
Mr.. sam Wassc:man has rented his
theatre TO Abe Smith ana wife from last
night until April 30th, when his license
eNpires
ihe District Baptist Young Peoples
Union Will meet at Grace Baptist
church, Norfolk, at $50 o'clock this
. M ~, -,
."s u.s. , ,i.tSs' o:"lt MS ~ SESSION
;r,,is 800, t'r, III, - =, ~
6nn,,,.,,.,,. ~ q >s's d'.e'
ia rn,.T y .pa,,,. vii, ,,, o
,ia, -, WI ~ 'n -, Sl'e-
tics and Qualifications of a Methods,
Steward"
Mr.. j &enh Saunders. who has been
teaching at Churchland since last
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gusi as Recommended

Beaver Dam. Va, Feb. %, 1S9S-rho lit
tie granddaughter of Mrs Mary 4
Orange OF this place. has been Victim
of eczema from her birth: Recently her
people began to give her Hoods Snrsapa :
rilla. which has accomplished cure, ana
She is now well.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-06

To make room for alteration OF store
great bargains III dry goods, notions
and underwear at
y. J. PHILLIPS,
500 High street
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what pleasure Is ;.!ere in3i,ra 2..tG s
headache consultation ana h!l:eusnsasP
Thousands cxpGrience them Whaa c9ull1
become perfectly healthy tgiGSisss Ire
WITS Little llatiy RiserS, j fs&t:sEfIli,
little pills ~ II u c.nitSf, ~ az fII,t::,s,E
r. L. WalEt... BrsnihltsGa; TruitS5 s.
S4:!th, Btrkiay.E p Va
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If /.
fails to cure. % cents. ,#5 tE
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MIR. j. WM. LEIGH. Insurance and Rent
al agent. has removed his office from
207 High 81. 10 40 Middle st, next door
to Portsmouth Gas co. mllj-lt
FOR RENT--Rcsdencc 1918 Washington
street; large rooms; very reasonable to
good tenant. Apply go Midi, street.
lnhG-it
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MEETINGS THIS wEEx

The BOARD Of Police Commissioners
will hold their regular monthly meet
ms Monday night.
The Board of Supervisors will hold
their regular monthly meeting Tues
day AT l y. ~.
The City Council will meet Tuesday
night at 1870 p. III.
y thrill Of terror is experienced when
n brassy cough OF Group sounds
through the house at night. But the
terror soon changes to relief after One
Minute Cough Cure has been admin
istercd. Safe and harmless for chill
dren. j. NJ. +. Tro,tcr Norfolk; r. L.
Walker, Brambleton, and Truitt &
Smith, Berkeley.
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The Thought Of The Disaster Even Now
Makes The Stouiesi Heart Culver
CAPTAIN SlGSBEE MUCH DETECTED
But Herring up Wonderfully Wolf
Men Go Ashore liza CiviIIinn Dress
nidcrcd BnG Policy to send Anoth
er Vessel 10 fa"vapn.

The following was received from a
Gentleml.n who is now in Havana and
was written to his friend in Portsmouth:
Havana Cuba Mnrch / 1893.
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unlimited assiduty every detail IN the conducuon
Of both municipal and business pursuits SPECIAL
attention should be devoted against III, nuop
ton OF any narrow, discrmiha''e. sa'
unilateral business system. as no othfr course
would be nea. as instrumental In REFUSING me
benefcent effects that are now t"ing atud,'.u
70 Tampa and vicinity No expiatioh couio ~,
sufhcien, reparation IN the part OF e''nei VI
these audiences II they fail, through an ihois
tfetion In their purpose ~ placing Tampa al the
acme Of Florida cites. and creating OF her the
ctdal for which business has been STRIVING ever
tnce the opening up OF the resources VI vi.
south Let not the improper contingency OF
these audiences shatter the presaged hopes pu'
Ia impure actions Of the correct divisions pro-
duce Of Tampa. through this opportunity "a con
di,ion OF Industrial and business prosperity 'ha'
will ever remain a yistage OF the present posi-
hltes
Some Of the EXPERTS of this Office think that
the following passage is aimed at certain news
papers which are afflicted with self sena torian
ycophaney." but others believe that nothing OF
the kind Is intended
An eminent Greek philosopher produced
maxim to the effect that sclf-senatorian syco-
hahey. rgid criticisms OF others ana VANITY
we're the invariable companions OF inap'i'y,
Sotlsm and failure. Could that philosopher
Arise today he would see the DcrSOnihed VcTlH-
cation Of his adage in the conduct OF portion
OF the ad hterarum OF present cOquctiihs ioi
public patronage. Scarcely day passes WIN
WI editorial columns devoted 10 sell educd'ioi,
supposed merits which have not presented
themselves in conspicuous enough proportion 10
attract comment or consideration from those
whom a compliment should arise In order 10
s@rry with Ii any recommendation calculated 10
~ OF service in the world Of letters
But there is no doubt that the following para
Graph contains singing rebuke. nay. 1t might
X called an explosive rebuke:
some papers depend upon the support OF In
dAnro AZ Fab xph0
we summer seas, and like them should these
S Suist will be left to the mercy OF the angry
waves Of public Indignation for their safety.
mere Ii touch q timely topic, which
mould teach consideration for enemies. or any
N'ns else that the reader can find In It:
n .aere Is much In the present war with Spain
~~' appeals to the sentimental side Of bis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29

torical epochs. II must be remembered that
one who was considered dreary quiXotic sailor
wandered over all nations OF Europe and that II
was Spain who at last furnished means with
which to discover the country that In four cen
turtles has been ruled. ruined by, and finally
arises to chastize the nation who gave It's
whereabouts to the world Spanish greed too
has been the source OF many touching incidents
in the country which is to-day removing that
power from the western continent. poor Ponce
de Leon went down In his sterile effort to hnd
the Eldorado and DeSoto after wandering years
in search ~ the fountain OF youth. at last found
a watery grave in the Mississippi So thus. us
but a step from the ludicrous to the sublime
Anybody who has gone through all this Will
be fully able to appreciate the closing para
graph
The versitable perfection Of speech Is admired
as a magnificent art but the chopper or WORDS
is the man whose mouth is action.
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now and then hy a smile that crossed his bearded
Iips
Tie young girl directly opposit" thought him
handsome and aacTitci his prcoccupicd air 10 ro-
rltrti. f'fsons And -, older woman va" sat with
her glanced sharply cro.@ from time 20 tim" 10 50"
what the young man meant ~ rudrly whisiIing ~ a
public rotycN Auf' iiAt the looks ~ youth and age
w"Tc 1l.ie .n.f on HIN and after viii" be turned
bis face toward the hight and sang with sUrh
hearty flrrfDufsf that his sI"ctac."d n'Ehh"r i"it
bound TO- fcuIHfsfrtf'
Young man. she said grimIS. have you hired
IA. cnf fnT your own usr''
lic f;rr'i 80 her hnuk!y FOR minute. and then
Nurl,d o. the roots ~ his hair
va singing hc questioned. sham'
.a..G.y
SO. w.r, raklfr q h1friils noise she replied
Then Pc laughed a whol'~,tne honest guf-
O. 81 aud ieancd ward cunnicniiAlly
"Th. Jokes ,u me-. he owned Tell the truth
my BABY has j4N cut a tooth. and and | wa
fhlnhiry how cunning the lttlc chap looked when
D. yrinn,I''