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The Florence daily tribune., 1898-07-02
LOCAL NEWS

The Santa Fe train was an
hour and ten minutes late this
morning.
Marshal Squyres, District At
torney Champion and Cashier M.
B. 10y, all went up to Canon City
this morning to attend the district
court, which is in session there to-
day.
Mrs. w. Fl. Wetmore left for
Pueblo on No. 4 this afternoon to
spend the Fourth with her daugh-
ter, Miss Blanche, who is attending
business college at that place.
The base ball grounds are be-
ing cleared of weeds today. The
game tomorrow bids fair to be
one of the best of the season and
a good crowd will be in attendance.
BoRN-On Saturday morning,
in Florence, at to Mr.. and
Mrs. M. H. May, a girl baby,
weight about 8 pounds. The
mother and child are both doing
nicely, and the father is the haI-
pest man in town.
There was another ice cream
social last night at Central Park.
This one was given by the ladies
of st. Johns guild of the Episco-
pal church. There will be another
one tonight, at the City hall, it is
understood, given by the G. A. R.
circle.
The Pixies Peak avenue bridge
might well be termed "The Lovers
Resting Place." as on every
pleasant evening one can see
numerous couples strolling in thai
direction, and they invariably stoI
on the bridge and gaze upon the
rushing waters beneath.
S. Cain, foreman of the Terrible
mine at Use Colo, was in towr
yesterday, and in speaking Of thil
| old mine, which was considered
worked out at one time, said tina
it is now paying from s400 te
$500 day and gradually improv
ling. -
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NOTICE

All local announcements such as
of church services, entertainments,
and meetings are published as
news in the local columns of The
Tribune, but such notices and all
local news, to insure publication
must be in The Tribune Office be-
fore 8 a. m. on the day that publi-
cation is desired preferably by
the previous afternoon. The
Tribune, in order to--print one
half of the foreign matter it re-
ceives, cannot give any time to
local composition after 10 a. M,
unless the matter is extraordinary
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ANSWERING TO ROLL CALL.

(Air, Marching Through Georgin.
This one fought with jackson and faced tho
fight with Lee,
That one followed Sherman he gnlloped to
the sea,
But they're marcbin together just as
friendly can be,
And they II answer to the roll call In tho morn
inl
They'll rally to the fight
In the stormy day and night
In bonds that no cruel fate shall sever.
While the storm winds watt ON high
Their ringin battlecry.
"Our country-our country foreverf'
The bravo old flag above them is ripplin down
its red.
Each crimson stripe the emblem Of the blood
by heroes shed.
1t shall wave for them victorious or droop
above them dead.
For they Il answer to the roll call in the morn
inl .-
They'll rally to the fight
IN the stormy day and night
In bonds that no cruel fate shall sovcr,
While their far famed battlecry
Snail go ringin TO the sky,
"Our country-our country forever"
-. l. Stanton in Chicago Times Herald.
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Chance to see Al sf d race.

Boyetz, an Orloff bred stallion, trot-
ted four miles in a race in Russia Inst
month in l0:07A, beating both tho
American and European records.
W. II. Richheld recently returned
from trip to japan, where he deliver.
ed seven select stations, secured by thu
government for breeding purposes in
Horseman.
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NOTICE OF INTERVENTION

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Brief work done accurately and
promptly at the Tribune office
opposite ID. & R. G.. depot. Tele-
phone No. 10.
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Secondary Battery
The only line of strictly Fancy Groceries
in Fremont County.

The only line of strictly Fancy Groceries
in Fremont County.
L. A full line of Reid, Murdock e. Co.'S. cee-
brated Monarch brand of stuffed and pitted Olives
Canned Fruits, Vegetables. Preserves, Jams and
Fish. which the best epicureans have pronounced
tempting to the palate of the most exacting"
q Flickingers California Fruits
g. Penang Spices purest and strongest in
the world.
A. Dwine & Wright's celebrated Coffees, in
Guiding the famous White House.
s. Chandler & Rrdds Club House Cheese,
finest imported Peas and Mushrooms in glass,
Maconochies Canned Fish, Russian Caviar, ETC.
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Main Battery

l. $4,000 worth of fine linens- bought directly
from importers During special LINEN SALE
for the next ten days discount of 10 per cent
will be given in addition to the exceptional values
hitherto offered
2. Twenty pieces of all wool Henrettas in
light and dark shades marked down from 40c and
Soc to 35c
g. Three pieces of all wool Novelty goods
cut from 30c to 20c
A. Three elegant pieces of Brilliantine cut
from 75c to 50c
5. Dimities, Mulls Organdies, Percales and
Linon Brodes at sacrifice
6. Entire stock of children's and misses Ok
fords and Sandals below cost
l. large line of shoes, all Sizes at absolute
COST
8 Special inducements in Straw Hats, Sun
Hats, Tamoshanters and Ladies' Shirt Waists.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-11-30
LIVE MAN LAID OUT FOR
DEAD.
Body Is ShrOuded and COfflned
and All Made Ready for
Burial.

Decatur, Ala, November "a
This place was astonished this
morning when it was learned that
"Rev.' j. H. st. Clair, who was
dead and laid out at 9 o'clock last
night from the effects of taking
fifteen grams of morphine with
suicidal intent, had come to life
sometime between midnight and
dawn.
st. Clair had been pronounced
dead by the physicians, coroner's
inquest had been held and a coffin
secured.
Sometime after midnight his
wife went to look at st. Clair's
body and found him batting his
eyes and struggling to rise. She
raised an alarm and men soon ar
rived and began working on the
man.
BY daylight the doctors pro-
nounced him out of danger.
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Chafiin Found Guilty.

In the sessions court at Green
vile last 1riday Contractor John
G Chaffin was found "guilty with
recommendation to mercy" Of the
mu' der of Architect Warren f N
CRUDE. This means life term
in the penitentiary, unless he is
granted a new trial.
This makes four convictions If
manslayers in the GreenvilIe court
so far during this term of the
court and not single acquittal.
Chattin, and Williams who was
convicted without recommends
tlon to mercy, both seem to have
been men of some prominence -
If juries throughout the State
were as fearless and impartial in
the discharge of duty as the jury
at the present term of the Green
vile court seems to be it would
soon end the reckless taking OF
human life now SO common in the
State.
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CATHOLICS NAY BE
MASONS.
Edict From Rome Modifying the
Church's Attitude Toward
Secret Orders.
Chicago Times Herald

Roman Catholics in Chicago
who were virtually excommuni.
Gated some years ago because of
the Papal decree forbidding them
to belong to secret societies re-
Joiced yesterday when they learned
that the ban had practically been
taken of. The decree just issued
from Rome permitting the inter-
ment of Roman Catholics in con-
secrated ground, should they be-
long to secret societies, and par
ticularly to the Masonic order, is
considered to be as sweeping AS
the original decree excommuni-
eating those who did not resign
from such orders and organiza-
tiOns. 1t nulIifies the dra.ti :
decree of seven years ago and It
is claimed will reconcile hundreds
of Roman Catholics to the church
who were banned because of their
affiIiatiOn with the Free Masons.
Among many Roman Catholics
the decree means another triumph
for thn lihornl Srbn,l Of A,,or;no,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-11-30

Taking the cue from the re
commentaries of the GreeuvilIe
grand jury, the YorkviIIc En-
Quirer has intervic we'd the mem =
bers of the YOrkvlllc bar on the
question as to whether the county
court system could he substituted
with advantage in that county,
for the present magistrate system.
Most OF the members Of the bar
have very decided views on the
subject, and are able to offer
strong and convincing reasons
why the change could be made
with advantage. -GrsenviIle 9
News.
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FieuresT ell The Tale, and Here Thev fre :

A Heavy Sheeting, best made, SC.
It yd wide Sea Island Sc
A best bleaching 4!c
4 Barker Mills bleach, Sc kind. our
price 5 cents
Best Feather Ticking mace. worth
20 cents yard, our price l23 cents
Wool Filled Kentucky Jeans, worth
2Oc, our price, as long IA it lasts, 8 cts.
All wool Jeaus, worth 25c our price
Is cents
Bought at auction % pieces all wool
linsey worth 20 cents n yard-you
can get 10 yards for 65 cents
CALICOES AND FLANNELErTs AND
PERCALs.
A 4 Pe7"a's, worth Zoe, our price s..
Fleec" liued Flnunelctts, worth 10
cents, our price 6 cents
The 10 'cnts Black Duck for cents
Caiicors the > cent kird, flr g. Cts
DIR SIS GOODS! DRESS GOODS
Miss Crockett our dress 90. "a lady.
il IT, the 4 MIL "f her g.ory wn~n *
hibti'g Y our beautifut liue # Gress
fabrics. such IA disp'a, e Or, - goods
w rever shown in .a"caster.
The all wool aehmeres that were
l23 cents are Row s ce,ts.
Fame Plaid dress goods -olI "
other stores at 81 ceuis. we viii Civ
you all You wait a. . cents
silk mixed P'aids wu,th 80 c"uts we
are selling at Id cents
IN Block Dress Goods we simply
le"d the trade. We are th- sole agents
for the celebrated God MEDIA brands.
every lard warranted. If OF lerfect-
" satisfactory we will give a new
dress
CAPES AND CLoAKS.
We have nsver 40 a so MANY before
We have received the An shipm-
y lovely line IF silk line Il Jackes Just
opened un
Fur trim med Capes for 80 cents
The So 90 capes tor 5 90
The 81 90 ca eS fut 81 90
Jackets that NmI Uuih consider
cheap FIR S. 90 we ave selling ut 50 80
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-11-30

Some objection is made to tie
admission to congress of Brigham
II. Roberts, OF Uth, because be
has three wives The average
married man will testify, how
ever, that if Mr.. Roberts is sue
cessful as a home manager in his
circumstances he has a quantity
OF executive ability which entities
him respectful to consideration. -
GreenvilIe News.
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80 dozen mems heavy cotton UNDER
shirts worth % cenis-yours at Is cts.
10 dozen mems heavy Jersey knit
wool fleece liued shirts worth ST 90,
you can get them as long al this lot
lasts, as we can't get any more, vt soc
SHOES, SHOES, SHOES.
We are selling them at the rate of
100 TO 80 pair day. ALI sizes and all
KINDS. Our Instructors TO the sales
men is not TO let u customer 20 out but
to sell him or her at any price We
have got too many shoes and we ale
going 10 sell them, no matter at what
sacrifice.
81 50 dress shoe for ST 90
80 reedmore for 9S cents
81 81 cents Ladies hess shoe for 81
81 90 aides dress shoe for rs cents
ChiIdren's shoes almost give away
FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE
We dOn't consider that We have
amy competition in this line. We buy
eve' ything by the car l. ad.
81 30 Beds for 81 90,
- 90 BeuS tor 81 25,
s. 80 Beds for 81 50.
S3 0u Beds for 81 90
Sic 0H Oak suits fer Sl2 so,
so 90 Oak ~uits for SIS 90
SO 90 Oak Suits fur SIS so.
81 80 B.'by cradles for 81 90,
80 cent Split Bottom chairs for 4Oc's,
% cent ane Bottom ch ,irs for Scots,
- 90 Cane Bottom chairs tor 75rts.
81 90 OAK dining chairs for SO cents
lie above are just 1t few prices we
give for YOU lo gel an idea If how
cheap we are se,llig furniture We
have oi,e store devoted exclusively to
furniture and we keep vrrythiug in
the furniture iue
STOVES, STOVES, STOVES
Just r. ceiven another car load of the
celebrated thattanoog, conk stoves
If the> don't give prrfect satisfaction,
put III IN on your wagon and haul
them back aud We will replace il by a
new one. Every fire back iu our
stow IL guaranteed for years We
will replace every one free Of cost tina /;
burns out IN that time. DONE buy
any other stove, we ran Sc YOU one
FOR less money than any on. else. and
give " stove that will bring a
rmlIe to your wife's face every time
she cooks meal Oh it.
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Lived Almost a Century.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Winnsboro, Nov. 27.-Mai.
James Pagan died ut the home of
his son Irwin Pagan. at Shelton,
Sunday morning. Maj. Pagan
was in his ninetieth year, and to
remarkable extent has pre-
served his mental faculties, tax
ing an active interest IN current
events up to the time OF his death.
4 veteran who served the country
he loved SO well, from Sumter to
AppomattOx. lie has always
clung to the principles for which
he fought. At different periods
of his long life he has conducted
large commercial interests in Co.
Iumbia, Charleston and New Or
leans.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-11-30

CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLOTHING
Does anyone else in town sell clo'h h
ing? We thiuk not from the immense
trade we are haYinS. Our competitors
just ca t u atdh us In prices.
Ihe 70 90 suits are DOW DOiag 81 So
The S1 50 suits are now going at 81 so
The $40 90 Black Diagonal Worst,d
at s. 90
Mems Jeans Pants a, SO cen, -.
Mems all wool 81 50 pants at 81 90
Boys Sui'- worth 81 90 at so cents
- 90 Overcoat at 81 50
so 90 Owe coats al S5 90
MILLINERY. MILLINERY.
Miss Emmie Hasseltine in charge
of this department Her ablIity as "A
mitIiner Is 'tstified to hy us r, ceiviug
orders from all over the state n, a out
side "i the ~tatp. Nothing gives Miss
Emmle more piea.ure than showing
you ,he hmndiwork of her own cres :
to-. H'r trade in millinery has SUR
passed our most ssnguiue rxpecrationa
In her department will he found all
the la: est shapes III the military walk.
inH lat-, AL the latest stN Is IN felt
SuiI, T.
hi dren's 30 cent Tams az IS ceuss
ladI 20 cent icIt s,'i!ors 1T - cents
thridrem'~ % cent Tams { - ceurs
Lad - trimmed hats to sui your
own ldenS AT - per cent le-S ;hmn You
can purchase them at ersewhrre
NOTIONS, oTIoNS, NOTIONS
10 Bats OF sewing Cotton f"r cents
, >pno!, f OATS Thread for scents
Pins | cen IA rHuer
, large haudkercnIcfs for : cents
Just received from Bankrup, sale ::
80 d"zru i.adies Black ii Sc. full
r"ru ar worth % cents a pair, you can
hav, ih. m at 10 cents n pair
Mems 2 hose in black only, worth
20 ceuis Tor 10 cents
Mems heavy gray ls2 hose, worth
10 cents, cur price cents
Ladies ta-t Black hose the 10 cents
kind Tor 3 cents
MEMS ND LADIES UNDERWEAR.
We have just 'ec,ived 81 dozen La
dies heavy fleece lined Under Vests
worth 30 cents hat we are selling 1t
)5 certs. This ia The biggest bargain
y"u wi re- ever OF; red, don't fail To ask
to see them.
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Nj alters.

aUC0s WI @tt6l %
Cotton brought 5.15 cents per
pound yesterday.
Monday was n cold sleety day
and 80 proof was in evidence,
Born to DR. and Mrs E & Bras
ington, at Halle Gold Mine, Goth
inst, daughter. --Kershaw Era.
Miss Mary Hunter, the charm
ing daughter of Capt. John p
Hunter, of Lancaster, visited
Mrs S w Heath the past week.
Kershaw Era.
Married, on Sunday last, by
w S l. Porter, cerk of court,
MIR. Henry Estridge and Miss
Ssllie Parker. daughter of Peter
Parker.
Corporal j w Mehaffey of Co.
B., 1st Regt., Florida Vols, is
on visit to his father, Mr.. Ct w
Mehaffey in this county. His
furlough is for fifteen days.
Married, at Flat Creek church,
on Wednesday, Nov. 23d, 1898,
by Rev T A Dabney, Mr. Thos.
kr ieh ht of Chesterfield county and
Miss Mary Williams of Flat Creek
township.
Married, by Magistrate w II
Burns, on Sunday last, Mr.. Minor
Remington and Miss Eliza Sims,
daughter of Mr.. j B Sims, both
of this county.
Our highly esteemed friend Mr.
G w Phillips, recently of the
Flat Creek section, we regret to
note has moved to Rock Hill with
his family. Kershaw Era.
List of letters advertised for
tfe week ending Nov. 20, 1898:
Mrs N Hilton, John Dixon, H Nj
Day, John McFadden. Charles
Rasboro, Jack w Wilson.
j F Gregory, p. n.
Mrs M J Sweat has brought to
, this Office very fine pumpkin
squash, one of Sc that grew on
one vine.
The Lancaster correspondent of
The State says in Saturdays issue
OF that paper "Ex> Senator b
f Miller is to be the private sec
retary of Congressman d + Fin
ley. The congressman is lucky to
secure the services OF Maj. Mil
lcr.'
Pay your subscription to the
Ledger.
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SEAHERE is no more responsible poslCion
on earth than that OF railroad enghn-
eer On his steady nerves. clear brain
bright eye and perfect self command de-
pend the safety OF the train and the lives
OF its passengers. DIR. Miles NervIne and
other remedies are especially adapted TO
keeping the nerves steady. the brain clear
and the mental faculties unimpaired.
Engineer r. W. Mccoy. formerly of 1913
Broadway, Council Bluffs, but now residing
at 3411 Humboldt St., Denver, writes that ne
suffered for years from constip patton, caus-
ing sick, nervous and bilious headaches and
was fully restored TO health By DIR. Niles
Nerve Liver Pills. heartily recommend
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-11-30

The Santiago newspapers pro-
test vigorously against the propo-
sition to plant colony OF
American Negroes in Cuba.
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Death From EIis Own Shotgun.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
HartsviIIe, Nov. 26. Ernest
Miller, son Of the Hon j +
Miller of this county, was killed
yesterday afternoon by the acci-
dent'I discharge Of his own gun.
llo was ont hunting with m Older
brother and cousin, and was in
the act of crossing n barbed wire
fence when his gun was discharged,
and the whole load entered his
body, causing death IN few
minutes.
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Money to Loan

| II WE NJ DE arrangements " iih
broker, il New York I Itv tlIrruyh
whom am aUie t. place loans -ecur-
ed 0S u fir-t mortgage on improved
cotton farms, for six years time. pay
Ol in mstaimeutS al the rate Of Drr
cent per aunum The brokerage ann
e charge for al Strnc' aud inspected
are smau ana AT the eXreusr Of the
borrower, r T. WYLIE,
Atty. a. Law.
NOV.4 Am.
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IIRNEl|I' DIIkIId ( NIRCIIIUE ~,
llYPORTANT notice.!

Having sO!d out our mercantile
busintS- to the Farmers' BANKING anI
N"rca tile 20 All part ea that owe
us must come forward and settle up,
as We positively cat carry over any
accounts FhiS not &c applies to ali VITO
owe rs
y. II. FITZPATRICK & Bro.
| month
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.
Felt in Portions of Nc rth Carolina
AMI Virginia.

Richmond, Va, Nov Many
points in south and southwest
Virginia report having experience
ed an earthquake shock about 80
O'Clock this afternoon. The dis
turuance was felt from Nottowsy
county to the Tennessee line. -
There was the usual preceding
roaring noise. No damage is re-
ported.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1898-11-30

DR.. Miles Remedies"
DR.. Miles Remedies.
are sold by all drug
gists under q positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-,
funded. Book on dis1
eases Of shs hosrt and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICAI
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Charlotte Felt 1t.

Charlotte, n. c., Nov 25.-A
distinct earthquake shock was felt
throughout this section at $40
this afternoon. No serious dam
age reported.
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Weaver Smith Jury Gives Up.

The jury Of inqucst over the
body of Weaver Smith, who was
foully murdered eight days ago,
held another meeting yesterday,
but not for the purpose of re-
ceiving new evidence. Today be-
ing the last day for recording the
evidence. the coroner had to have
the session closed in order to car
rY out the law in reference to re-
cOrdIng what evidence they had.
No now evidence has bscn discOv-
cred and the outlook is that the
murderer Of Weaver Smith will
never be brought tojustice. The
jury signed verdict saying that
the lad came to his death at
the hands OF some person un-
known to them. There was OBJ
lection on the part OF the jury to
adjourn finally, but when it was
explained that this was merely q
formali,y, they agreed. - Green
Vile News
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crowds -FOUR IMMENSE
nd MONEY " ybung from
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No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak
mon strong, blood pure. 500 a. All druegists
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Postal clerk VIM j Garden was
arrested at Montgomery, Ala, on
Thursday charged with rifling
registered letters. The inspectors
claim Garden has stolen 50, go
since 1895.
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NOTHING SUCCEEDS like SUCCESS.
We are SWeening Everything Before Us. =

Our r de simply wonderful We doing the largest
Every train brings Bargains bought for Spot Cash
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1t is Suicidal Policy for Any one to Buy One Dol
lars Worth OF Goods Before Getting Our
Prices. You GUnt Match Them.
The Jewish South. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1893-1899, 1898-11-18
Ube RABBITS fortune.
a story Jounoeo on facts.
BY REV. HARRIS COHEN.
[Concluded from Last Week.

5I5AHE DAY of the rabbits departure arrived and q
SlHS thescene in Vkavsk was awe-inspiring indeed.
TWAS everywhere regarded a day of mourn
ing, for Hersche had been loved almost worshped,
by both young and old in the community. His q
and daughters accompanied him far as Eydkuh- 9
men, and as he about to proceed to Konigsberg,
the patrarcha Hers raised his hands and invoked
Heavens protection his children Forty eight
hours later found Michinski comfortably seated in Il
corner of huge ship which to sail early next 5
morning
Scarcely day passed before the captain made his
round to examine the tickets q
"You old scoundrel you dog of Jew" howled f
the captain when he had closely looked the ticket
Hersche presented 1T is high time all you Jews c
driven out Of Russia. And you have the au- t
dacity to present this ticket in such cold blooded
manner, knowing full we'll that it is counterfeit? e
You dog, am blind that you wish to deceive me?" c
Stay, honored SIR stay, began the hoary headed
man. eager to explain himself
There is not faithful Jew" yelled the captain. n
"Were it in my power I would have you and your A
baggage thrown overheard"
Pray, calm thy wrath" implored Mchnski, t
and listen to honest truth This ticket paid full
money for. knew not that the intentions Of the t
young man from whom bought it were vile and 6
wicked and that he would heartlessly deceive me-
My God, help me in my distress!"
Tis false thou Jew, tits false" returned the cap
tain, Not content with thine arti6ce, thou
wouldst cast the blame some innocent person.
Heather pray thy God if thou wilt but thou shalt
meet with thy welearned reward Pay at
the full fare and fifty roubles fine for thy wicked
designs, or will have the ship directed to yonder
sands, where like dog thou wilt be with all thy
belongings"
The weak old man unable to rise from the
PROSTATE position in which he had by this time
fallen He was, however, assisted by two sailors
whose eyes betokened uncompromising cruelty. Mi
chinski essayed to speak, but his voice inaudibe
Speak, thou Jew, if thou hast aught to saw"
the pitiless captain again Numbered forth, and few
feeble words were muttered by the old Jew which de-