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Evening journal., 1898-10-27
LO8L HEBS ROTES

Because Of the rain the Sunday
school entertainment which was to
have been held in Gilbert Presbyterian
church last night, was postponed until
This evening.
"A stranger who Is detained at the
Delaware State Hospital for the Insane
Mt Farnhurst has informed Superin-
tendent Hancker that he is William III
Kelley. OF ChamberHburg, Pa. He has
some shares Of Klondike Mining Com
pany stock with him.
st. Paurs parochial school, at
Fourth and Van Buren streets, was
a.osed yesterday afternoon to allow the
children to attend the jubilee.
On Saturday the Warren football
team, Of this city, will play the Eddy
stone team, OF Chester.
Miss Jennie Smith held a revival
meeting in the post office department
Yesterday at 3 o'clock. The meeting
wes for post office employees and many
we're present. Rev. DR.. Murray pre-
sided.
On account Of the breakdown in the
crematOry Il is necessary to take gar
bage into the country and deposit on
farms where permission from owners
can be obtained
All the Summer helmets OF the Po-
lice Department with the exception OF
six we're burned by Janitor Charles
Thomas yesterday II Is against the
rules Of the department to give clothing
away
/ All the most important work OF the
street and Sewer Department has been
finished and work is now being rapidly
pushed on smaller jobs.
Court Clerk S. Redmond Smith and
United States Marshal Shorts accounts
re being examined by Government EX-
miner Smith, CT Washington.
The French steamship lie Lion
cleared this port yesterday for Alicante,
France, after receiving her cargo OF oil
at Marcus Hook. lie Lion carried sl6,-
=, 5O3 gallons Of oil, valued at S4S,62l.
4 -Hyatt's Military Band. Of twenty
pieces. under the leadership Of Walter
d. Walls. will participate in the Peace
Jubilee, at Philadelphia, to-day.
The new school room at No. 6l'
Adams street will probably be opened
on Monday.
j. Clifford MeCannon has removed
his drug store from the northwest Z
The southeast corner CT Tenth ant
adams streets.
George Robert Reed, a native o
% Canada, was granted naturalization
papers yesterday morning by Judg
Bradford
le -Four Cinnamon from this city vii
( be in the civic parade tomorrow d
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
KNIGHTS OF PYrRIAS
OFFICERS ELECTED AND IN
STALLED YESTERDAY AFrER-

ELECTED AND IN
STALLED YESTERDAY AFIBR-
NOON.
AT the afternoon session of the
Knights OF Phyuhias, yesterday the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Grand chancellor, r. II. Williams
No. l6. Marshailbon; vice grand chan
cel,or. Charles H. Simmons, No. 2,
Wilmington; grand prelate, e. l.. Bee
son, No. 9, Grubbs Corner; grand
master at arms, Charits LipDincott
No. /. Wilmington; grand inner guard
~. H. Carson, No. 10, Dover; outel
guard. l.. M. Whteman, No. 5, Newark
supreme representative, Thomas Mu'
Ian. Jr.. No 4. Wilmington; gran'
keeper on records ard al, Mark l.
Garrett. No. 6, Wilmington; gran'
master Of exchequer. Lemuel Marr, Nc
lS, Wilmington.
The new officers were installed ID
Past Grand Chancellor stansibury
Wiley. Grand Chancellor Owen W
Everett was presented with pas
grand chancellor jewel by Gran
Lodge. Thomas Mullan, Jr., maxim
the presentation speech On behalf G
tho lodge. It was decided to hold tn
next annual me ting at sealford.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
A nANnH1ROI-s pLAOE-

Much complaint is being made re-
garding the crossing at the p, W. & b.
railroad tracks at the entrance to the
Diamond State Iron Company's yards
on the west side Of Third street bridge
There is a hole about ten inches deer
a. this point that makes travel danger
Gus, and while responding to an alarm
OF fire recently Driver James Dough
erty, Of the Liberty Fire Company, was
nearly thrown from his seat in goinl
over the tracks.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
CITY CoInRT CASES.

The following cases were disposed OF
\ Judge Bali in Municipal Court this
forming:
Joseph Russell, assault with intent
kill his wife, s., 900 bail for hearing
b Tuesday next DR.. Peter Cooper
stifying that the woman would be
he to aippaar on that date. John
'ooney. Frank McClinchy, William
|nith. drunk, 81 and costs each. John
dams. disorderIy conduct, discharged
'1aggie Proloslxi. assault and batter!
b Catherine Kipski, by biting OF hel
niger, continued until Monday even
+ w, October 80.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
HANDY Is lCONFTDENT.

THE Democrat party will carry al
Iree counties" said Congressman L.
wing Handy 81 have heard" he
Hded, "from friends in every section
the State. The registration last
Leurday was favorable to the DamO-
ats in almost every election district.
he enthusiasm and zeal of the Demo-
attic workers brought about this re-
|lt.
Il have full confidence that the en-
siasm aroused by our triumpha'
stra,ion will result on election da5
even a larger majority for the Demo
aic ticket than appears on the fac
the registration. The Republican;
E disheartened and detected and vii
unable TO get out full vote ever
their followers whom they have in
lced to register"
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
ONE CENT.
TWO RAILROAD ACCIDENTS

WILLIAM FUSl1AI-L AND HARRY
W MAHONEY ARE SERIOUSLY
INJURED
William Pushall. 10 years Of age, who
boards at No 9 Market street, had his
left foot mashed about $50 O'Clock this
morning. He is employed as a yard la
Dorer by the p, w. & b. Railroad Com
pany. and was attending to his duties
when the tire Of an engine driving
wheel fell on his foot. Pushall's in
jury was attended by William T. Jones,
and he was sent home.
Last night Harry w. Mahoney, aged
% years, a brakeman on a yard shlfter
OF the p. w. & B. railroad, was stand
ing on the rear end Of q shifter that
was backing down a side track when
he wes thrown, badly bruising his left
leg. He was taken to the railroad hos
pital where his injury was attended
10 by William n. Jones and DR.. Draper.
Mahoney was afterwards sent to his
home. No. 9O6 Poplar street.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
ARCHDEsCOHRY NgRT

I'LL BE HELD IN THIS CITY
NEXT MONTH. PROMINENT
SPEAKERS WILL BE PRESENT.
The fourth session OF the Archdea-
l nry OF Wilmington will be held IN
Emanuel Church, this city, on No
mber first and second.
The services and meetings will be
,sn to all persons, whether delegates
not.
NTue business meeting VIII be held ir
.e Recsory. The discussion will b'
Pld in Odd Fellows Hall, Highlands
ntrance on Riverview avenue.
The offerings will be first Der tn
scessary expenses, and second 70
tocesan Missions.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
WOULD DESERT HIS BlFE
JOHN ADAMS, A WE'LL KNOWN
CHARACTER. ABOUT TO LEAVE
TOWN

JOHN ADAMS, A WE'LL KNOWN
CHARACTER. ABOUT TO LEAVE
TOWN.
John Adams, carpenter and general
utility man. recently employed at
Bushs' coal yard, was arrested yester-
day morning at the P. w. & B. railroad
station by Officer Purcell
The Police Department had been
notified by Mrs. Adams that her hus-
band had taken what little savings sne
had, packed his grip and was going 10
leave her. The officers were instruct
ed to look for the man and he was ar
rested shortly before noon at the p.
w & B. station as he was about TO
board train.
When arrested Adams carried a well
filled grip and denied having any
money OF his wife's. Upon being
searched at the police station S14.4S
was found on him which he claim d
as his own. railroad ticket to New
ark, N. j., was also found in his pocket
though he told Officer Purcell when he
arrested him that he was going 70
Delaware City to work. He claimed
not TO knew why he was arrested and
charge OF dlsorderly conduct was
placed against him and his wife noti-
fed.
Adams is the man who figured in the
police court recently claiming to hav'
been knocked down and robbed O.
S1O5 by two men near the Bush pro
perty on Clayton street. The stor!
was dream" and the men were dis
charged.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
HEAVY TRAVEL CONTINUES,
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT MEN ARE
KEPT BUSY HANDLING THE RUSH.
EXTRA TRAINS RUN UNTIL NOT A
CAR Is LEFT-ABOUT 10000 PEO-
PIE LEAVE THIS CITY.
avoidcd.

TRAINS RUN UNTIL MOI A
CAR Is LEFT-ABOUT 10000 PEo-
PIE LEAVE THIS CITY.
The travel to Philadelphia to-day
was the heaviest that has been expert
enced since the Peace Jubilee began.
An extra ticket Office had to be open
ed to-day in Supervisor A. II. Tinge'e
office, Of the p, w. g. b. railroad, to ac-
ccmodate the rush OF passengers.
From O'Clock last night until lO.3'
O'Clock this morning just $3.50 specia
excursion tickets not counting the hal
and regular tickets, for Philadelphia
were sold at the p, w. & B. station
Most of that number was sold thi
morning.
Every Pennsylvania passenger car d
lnis city was put in service, and at on
time there was not passenger car i
the yard or under the shed. specia
trains were made up as last as empt
cars were returned IRON Philadelphia
and one had TO run in order TO q
standing room.
Sucn a rush of travel has never bee
known before from this city. Station
master Brison and his assistants ha
all they could attend to to-day 2
soon as a north-bound train arrive
even before it stopped, there would
"a rusn TO SCI on. 1t was a miracle tn
nobody was hurt. Double the numb
OF cars are being run on every regui
. train, and every car is filed to It's sea
t ing capacity. Many persons have
! stand on the platform.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
, ~;so running special trains that a
crowded, and extra cars are being D
on all regular trains. The crowd
the Baltimore and Ohio station II
morning was larger than had ever be
there before, and ticket sellers a.
ushsrs were kept busy keeping I
crowd from under the car wheels.
Crowds nocked to the wharf OF
/ Wilmington Steamboat Company,
10th the 7.30 and 5 O'Clock bOats,
# they could not be accommodated,
, many peyp,e were left as were taken
y The onicials had all they could
q t0 keep the crowd back. When the
s der was given to allow TO more to
aboard, an angry crowd lelt the VIII
10 81 thc steamboat company, but ey'
passenger that could possibly be tai
aNlard WIS allowed 10 get on.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
MEETING POSTPONED.

The meeting of the Bayard Memorial
Association which was to be held last
evening at the office of District At
torney Llwie c. Vandegrift, was post
poned until next week on account OF
the absence OF Chief Justice Lore, who
is holding court at Dover.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
4 GREAT CURIOSITY
lR. MORGAN WILL PRESENT IT
TO SHELLPOT PARK.

TO SF1ELLPOT PARK.
DR.. James H. Morgan, of Thirteenth
I'D King streets is in possessicn of
great curiosity. 1t is a catamount
1me weeks ago DR.. Morgan and sew
al friends from the South were on a
unning trip near Newburne, North
arolina, and during their expedition
heX came across a bear trap which
hd, instead of catching a bear, en-
|apped catamount. DIR. Morgan i'm
hediatcly sought the owner OF the
lap and made arrangements to have
Pe animal sent to this city. 1t arriv-
/ yesterday afternoon.
The Wild animal win be presented tc
g managers Of SheEpot Park. Il
ay be put on exhibition in some Mar
4 et street store window.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
LOST A R1.NG

While the Liberty Fire Companys
engine was responding to the alarm Of
fire from box No. SO. on Tuesday last a
ring came of Of the haines on the har-
ness and an accident was only averted
by the presence of mind Of Driver
Dougherty, who pulled up the horses at
once. The engine was just rounding the
curve near the Diamond State Iron
Works on the west eide Of the bridge.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
TINE GOOD WORK GOES ON.

The good work OF Miss Jennie Smith,
the evangelist, still goes on. Despite
,he bad weather, large crowds attend
her meetings. Several conversions
have been made during her stay in this
city. AT noon to-day she spoke in shop
No. 2, OF the Diamond State Iron
Works. and a large number OF work
men listened TO her address. This
evening special services will be contiE-
ucd in ST. Paul's M. E. Church.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
LETTERS GRANTED.

Register Of wills Calvin w. Crossan,
granted letters Of testamentary in the
estate OF Mrs. Ann Ridgely du Pcnt to
Eugene du Pont. The estate goes 70 a
daughter Mrs. Eugene du Pont, and
is worth about $40, 900.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
ADDRESSES NEXT SUNDAY

On Sunday next. at the following
churches. Miss Lizzie Hyatt, OF Boston,
will deliver addresses: At North Bap-
tist Church, in the morning; at Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church, in the af-
ternoon: at Second Baptist Church, in
the evening.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
1nsr HIs GRIp.

Governor Ebe w. Tunnel lost his
grip in Philadelphia yesterday. He set
Il down in Broad Street Station to
speak to someone and when he looked
for II it had disappeared. The grip
turned up, however. in his hotel this
morning, but no one knows how it got
there.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
LAWS RECEIVED.

Copies Of volume Xxx, part 3, OF the
Laws OF Delaware, being the laws
adopted by the Legislature at the ad-
lnnued session Of 1898. were received
yesterday afternoon by Prothonotary
Victor b. woolley for Secretary OF
State Hughes.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
RECEIVED FIVE LAsHEs EACH

RECEIVED FIVE LASIHES EACH.
In the Kent County Court OF General
Sessions at Dover yesterday, Thomas
Muffin. for stealing a sum of money
from Levy's dieSiuery at Dover was
sentenced to be whipped with five LASH
es and be imprisoned three months
Irving Conner for stealing a pair Oh
shoes received the same sentence.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
MAHcNOEY 8 co. TROUBLES.

The Union National Bank OF onis
|ty. made application in the Com
ION Pleas Court, No. 4, Of Philadel-
|hia yesterday for a foreign attachments
|gainst jeremiah Mahoney, now or late
|-ading as Jeremiah Mahoney & Co
|he Sheriff was directed to summon
.ohn DJbson and the Brandwin'
.prings Railway Company as gar
Lishees.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
WANT THE1R HOSE RETURNED.

A few weeks ago at the TadHnan q
Hickman fire on West Fourth street.
the Phoenix Fire Company, iost OF
rather some other company borrowed
two sections Of it's hose, and did no'
return 1t. The Phoenix Company d.
sires that the other fire companies iooS
over their hose and send to it any
extra sections which they have ia On. Il
nossesslon. Th2 missing hose is daslin'
.,,sehed bv the name phoenix A. on
every female coupling.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
,-rAp1Y A RUNAWAY.

While George Hardis, driver lot ~, ene
street and Sewer Department was Mi
ing a tank cart for flushing sewers
from the plug at Sixth and MarKe'
stroate this morning, the coupling came
of The water struck the horses ana
fhev started to run. but were caugh'
hv Mr.. Hardis.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
MEMS MEETING.

The Rev. Elmer w. Powell, pastor OF
Calvary Baptist Church will be the
speaker at the Y. M. c. A. mems
meeting on Sunday afternoon. He has
selected as his subject. "Bri ghtening
Life" In addition there will oe an
excellent vocal program.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
nRnKE HIS LEG.

Harry Rice. aged A years, of No. S4l
bennett street. had his left leg badly
roken yesterday afternoon at Taylor
nd Bennett streets. He was swing
|ng on the rear Of wagon when he
|sll and his leg caught in one Of the
|1lools.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
ARE you GOING 10 FLoRIDAY

II you are, ask for tickets via the
Southern Railway. Il is the shortest,
quickest and best route. Its service
this oesson will surpass that of all pre-
ceding years. Write for further infor-
nation to John NJ Bean, District Pas
.senger Agent. S2S Chestnut street
Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
GRAND JURY TO INDlCT
New Move on Part of Della
wares Attorney-General.
MRS. B0TKIN MAY YET COME

TO THIS STATE FOR TRIAL-THE
UNITED STATES DISTRICT AT
TORNEY' FOR CALIFORNIA HAS
PLACED EVIDENCE BEFCRE
IEE JURORS.
CALF FClRNIlA GRAND JURY ASKED
TO ACT IN THE POISONING CASE.
san Francisco, Oct. p. The grand
jury has been asked to indict Mrs. Cor
della BOtl0n for the poisoning OF Mrs.
Dunndng and Mrs. Deane. District At
tJrney Hosmer has placed before that
body all the evidence OF the celebrated
case.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
R1u1nNG PERMITS.

II. b. Seeds has been granted per-
NIT by Building Inspector Cassidy 10
erect three two-story brick DWELLINGS,
on Eleventh street between Adams and
jackson streets, at cost OF $4,000 each
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
FACIAL PARALYSIS.

Sergeant George Lucas, of the Police
Department. is suffering from parnai
paralysis Of the facial nerves on the
right side Of his face, caused from ex-
posure while on duty.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
rNArH oF MRs. LuEMMA pYIE

Mrs. Luemma Pyle, wife Of Charles
Pyle. a carpenter in the employ OF the
p, w. & b. railroad. died at her home,
No. $40 West Seventh street, last even
Ing. AFTER an illness Of about three
months. Mrs. Pyle leaves three chill
dren. the Oldest of whom, Clarence, is
circulation manager OF the Sunday
star.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
AwARDED FULL AMOUNT.

In the suit OF e. T. Carswell against
the Globe Publishing Company oi
Philadelphia. before Magistrate Daley
referees awarded Carswell the rail
amount OF his claim. 5000.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
Al. nay MEETING.

An all-day meeting will be held to-
Law at the Covenant Church. West
|treet below Third. Miss Matte Perry.
II South Carolina, will be in charge,
Ind will be assisted by Evangelist
|cudday. The meetings are undenomi.
[ational.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
rErTrroN FRcm MRS. BAYARD.

William S. Hilles, one Of the execu-
tors Of the estate OF Hon. Thomas f.
Rayard, in the Orphans Court yester-
day, presented a petition from the
widow, in which she elected to take de-
vices under his will in lieu OF her
dover. Samuel W. McCaulley was APP
poirred 10 sell a minors interest in real
estate upon the application Of M. A
stspler.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
con,rp,crs non BOATS SIGNED.

CONTRACTS FOR BOATS SIGNED.
A despatch from Washington says
Tho Navy Department yesterday enter
Cd into contract with the Harlan ano
Hol1inqsworth Company OF Whining
80, ne, for tho construction OF the
sO-knot torpedo boat destroyers HOP
lins and Hull.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
c1,rrN A sFRENAnE.

The Water witch Fire COMPANY last
evening serenaded Albert Holaran
who was recently married, at his home
No. 1916 Gilpin avenue.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
TRIzEs AT WRIGHT's oPENING.

Every person who attends the grand
opening OF James H. Wrlght's clothing
store to-day and tomorrow will re-
ceive ticket which will entitle the
holder TO a chance on one OF three
prizes. The prizes are: First, a fine
sult OF clothes: second. fine pair Of
trousers; third, a boys suit.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
sFEc1AL oars TO PH1UADELFHIA

The b. g. o. railroad has special cars
IN readiness for the accommodation Of
those who viii go to Philadelphia for
the Peace Jubilee. Should the amount
OF travel warrant It there will be spe-
cial trains to follow the regular ones,
and specials will leave Philadelphia at
night
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
F1REl \FIRE,

Fl. T. Sergeant, Coal and Wood office
Seventh and King. Delmarvia phone
545. B. & L. checks with cashpurchases
Evening journal., 1898-10-27
raE ..RANK. oPEN AGAIN.

The saloon. "The Bank" No. Z East
Fourth street. is open again for busi-
ness.
Evening journal., 1898-10-27

Fried Oysters tonight. Wagners,
The Bank" z East Fourth street.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-19

had done. To buy him off Mellen gave
HIM all the money he needed and babe
him go and live the life he always
longed to live, that of prospector and
miner in the Sierras. McLane, the ia
Their, was away and had been away for
several months. Mrs. McLane, the
mother, after furious quarrel with
her protector something over year be-
fore, had agreed to return to California
and never trouble him again upon pay
ment of big, round sum in cash. She
would not listen to pension, and the
story that came to the husbands ears
soon after was that at last his Sacra-
mento wife had rewarded the fidelity of
her old friend, the steamboat engineer;
but the lawyers sent to trace the matter
were confronted by unlooked-for news
-unwelcome news, and therefore news
they fully investigated before report
ing, since, if true, it would put an end
to what promised to be most profit
able case. That $4,000 was practically
wasted-Mrs. John H. McLane was
dead.
fTo BE coNr1N1rEn1
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-19
Ancient Gallantry,

The respect and veneration paid to
the fair sex formed an essential in
gredient in chivalry. This, it is sup
posed, was derived from the customs
Of the primitive Germans, whose fe-
males are represented to have been very
high-spirited and to have exercised con-
siderable sway over the other sex.
Whatever truth there may be in this
statement, certain it is that high spe-
cies of gallantry forms the very spirit
of modern chivalry; and, as proof
of this we have only to refer to the
classification of a knights duty, to fear
God and love the ladies, to perceive how
necessary female alteration is to the
Tery existence of this order. This prin-
ciple of female alteration, so promi-
ncntly displayed in every aspect Of
chivalry, extended it's influence to the
laws of the times; for we find James
II. of Arragon ordering in this manner:
1--WE will that every man, who shall
BE- in company with a lady, pass safe
and unmolested unless he be guilty of
murder" And Louis H., duke of Bour-
bon, instituting the order of the Golden
Shield, enjoins his knights to honor,
above all, the ladies, and not permit
anyone to SANDER them; ''because,''
adds he, from them, after God, comes
all the honor that man can acquire.'-
N. Y. Ledger.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-19
How the Whale ESCAPED.

A whale is seldom caught mapping.
When, however, one is walked from his
after-dinner sleep by passing vessel,
he makes off from the intruder in great
haste. The author of recent book,
with Russian Pilgrims" has good
story to tell of a whale thus disturbed.
One day at sea, when I was chaplain
on the Vancouver, big whale created
a sensation. The upper deck was COW
cred with loungers, for it was lovely
summer afternoon, and all the deck
chairs had their novel-reading occu-
pants. The whale was sleeping in the
sunshine, and suddenly felt his tail
tickled BY the passing monster. He
leaped bodily out OF the water in his
anxiety to hurry away. The fashiona-
bic crowd gave shout; novels flew
and chairs emptied themselves quickly,
As everyone rushed to thesrail; but the
whale dived, and an infants voice said:
Ma, did the whale jump out Of the
cabin window p outh1 npaninn.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-19
TO BE Continued
ENTITLED TO FIRST PRIZE.
A Man in Vermont Who Was Easily
the Champion in the
Stingy Glass.

''Stingiest man ever met was in Ver-
mont" declared Detroiter who had
been an industrious globe trotter for
great many years. Il had been up
in the mountains one day and when I
was making my way through the low
hills to my stopping place, l heard
frightful yelling which appeared to
me to come from the bowels of the
earth. Had I been a superstitious man
| should have taken to my heels. Fix
ing the direction of the noise, T ran
toward ii and soon came to the top of
well around which there was pile
of clay and broken stone. l called
down and had prompt answer.
''Pull me outen this tarnal quick,
stranger. l put in big blast an lit
the fuse. That thar critter what 1 had
working fur me pulled half way up an
then scotched the win lass. Haul away
or I'll be shot outer this here well like
it was cannon
Il tugged away with such might and
main that 1 broke the crank to the
windlass and heard the old fellow YELL
ing like wild man from the bottom
of the we'll. Selling the rope, pulled
him out hand over hand, and I'll give
you my word that l never before had
such a job. It seemed to me that |
could never breathe right or be real
strong again. Before | could stand up
the old chap was dunning me for two
shillings to replace the broken wind
lass. l ceased to wonder at the pre-
dicament in which the hired man had
left m."-Detroit Free Press.