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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-05
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The Athletic association met yesterday in
the assembly hall of the Central high school
entertainment which the A. A. is preparing
to present. Lee Warner, for the committee,
stated that they had decided upon play.
be given Oct. 81 in the assembly hall. The
cast will consist of Joseph Burke, Gilbert
Jackson, Lee Devine, James Beardslee, Mabel
Vernon Charlotte Earhuff and Madeline Liz
gett, and they will begin rehearsing immed-
lately under the direction Of Miss Margaret
Morton
The pay Is for the benefit of the football
team and gymnasium. The committee which
will have charge Of the production consists
Of Lee Warner, chairman; Joseph Burke,
Harry CARING, Harry Rogers and James Bal
lard.
The Central high will play the Hastings
high school at football next Saturday at
Hastings. The splendid game their team put
up on Monday in the contest with Hamline
college, when it defeated the Hamline team
by a score Of to 0, encouraged the Central
people to great expectations. Mondays game
will long be remembered, inasmuch 1t is
the first time the Central has ever beaten
Hamline on the gridron. OBriens long
run, scoring the only touchdown, has made
him the hero of the school, and the news
that Harry Rogers, who was severely hurt
in the head, was doing nicely removed the
only bit Of sadness which clouded Central
skies. The team that will go to Hastings
E be- s left end kGgT left
ter; CARING, right guard; Edwards, right
tackle; Williams. right end; Barlow, quarter
back; O'Brien, right half back and captain;
Mitchell, left hat back; Liggett, full back;
Dougherty, Kelly and Frank O'BTien, sub
stitutes. Manager Lee Warner has secured
special rates for the round trip, and large
number of the students are planning to go
down.
The freshmen had their first meeting yes
terday for organization. Chas. Beagle, 1900
presided and Edwin Frankel, in the name OF
the juniors, read an address of welcome and
good will. The temporary officers elected
were: President, Ray Kingsley; secretary,
Louise Waller; vice president, George
Haynes; treasurer, Annie Sloane. Fred Ken
bricks was elected chairman of q committee
to submit q class constitution. After the
meeting the girls of 1902 were invited to
spread to be given in their honor by the
junior girls.
The class of 1901 met yesterday and de-
cided to advertise for designs for a class pin.
Use the Long Distance Telephone to Mime
sofa, No. and So. Dakota cities and towns.
$1,000 TO THE OMAHA EXPOSITION
and Return
Via "The Milwaukee,"
Account Peace Jubilee and Mckinley Cele-
bratiOn. Tickets on sale at O., M. & st. P,
ticket Offices in st. Paul and Minneapolis
Oct 10 and IL good to return until Oct, 16.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-05
Vital Statistics,
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BURT-JAMES-At Newport, Mimi, Oct I,
1898, Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry c. James, to Aaron Moultcn
Burt, of Minneapolis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-05
ST. PAUL BREVlTIES.

School Board Meeting-The board of school
inspectors will meet this afternoon ct p.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-05

ran Tor SEPTEMBER:
Total number of books Issued. .......... IL, 237
Prose fiction . go. -. ................ e.089
Juvenile literature :. -. ............. 1889
Reference room, on week days :. ....... S,217
Reference room, on Sundays .......... 120
Visitors reading room on Sundays. ... 500
Visitors reference room on Sundays zee. 1C4
Registrations previously reported ..... IL, 1868
Cancelled during month :. ............. Ais
Leaving :. go. ...... -. ........... 10, s53
New registrations, males 121, females
164 ..... ..'....'..'......' Zoo
Whole number entitled to draw books. III, 2Ss
Received for fines :. .............. 1853 "
Finding Lists ........... ~
Lost cards :. ............ 20
Total ...... -. -. :: ..$2 70
Helen J. McCaine,
rto
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-05
100 TO THE OMAHA EXPOSITIC
and Return
Via "The Milwaukee,

Account Peace Jubilee and Mckinley Cele-
bration. Tickets on sale at O., M. & st. P,
ticket offices in st. Paul and Minneapolis
Oct. 10 and IL, good to return until Oct. 10.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-05
FINE CONCERT SERIES
1T Is PROMISED ST. PAUL FOR THE
COMING WINTER AND
SPRING
LIBRARY FUND TO BE HELPED

Arrangements Have Been Made
Whereby the Proceeds Are to
Augment the Chain Letter Fund
Berlin Philharmonic Orches-
ira Is to BE the Stellar Musical
Bill.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-05

Reports from Princeton, Mile Laos
county, received at Democratic head
quarters, are that Page Morris meet
ing there Saturday evening was bad
frost. The small hall was but partly
filled and the audience was very large
ly composed Of women and little boys
and girls. It was the same when Morris
came into the town in the afternoon.
There was not a soul TO meet the
orator, whose speeches are out in adj
vance, burt Page had to lug his capar-
cious grip sack off to the hotel all by
his lone. while a few Democrats and
Populists looked on and smiled.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-05
New Fall Millinery.
Globe -l0-5-'9

To see what's correct and up-to-
date, you should visit our MILL
merry Department. Everything new
and prices very moderate.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-05
RESUMES THE GRIND
OCTOBER TERN OF THE MINNIE
sofa SUPREME COURT is
OPENED
CASES WERE SET YESTERDAY

There Are Not as Many on the
Docket as Usual, and Few of
General ImpOrtance-The State
Interested Directly or Indirectly
I'm Quite Number of Suits
when They Are Heard.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-05

TleS are as IOllOWS.
Minneapolis. Nov II, 1887: To Whom It
May Concern: The bearer, Mr.. s. A. Kirk
ham, / have known for several years. Mr.
Kirkham was member of the police TO Dc
at the time l was mayor of the city Of Mn
neapolis. Previous to that he was in the en-
ploy CT c. A. Pilllsbury & Co. as foreman of
a large crew of men. l regard Mr.. Kirkham
as an honest, faithful, trusty man. He is
fearless as regards what he considers to b.
his duty, and can be relied upon on all oc-
caslons &C. A. Pillsbury.
smith SuPeTlntengentS Minneapolis, March 30,
1S93.-To Whom 1t May Concern: The bear
er, S. A. Ktrkham, has been a mem. er of the
police department OF this CITY fer tie mas
i've years During that time he showed him
self to be hard worker, strictly tempera O.
but little over jealous
1 bespeak a good word for him in his new
field Of labor. " NJ Smith
superintendent Of Police.
81 have BEEN down in the county"
continued Mr.. Kirl1ham, where I en-
listed, and my friends know 1 amt
lying when I tell them what kind of a
man William Henry Eustis is. I am
not a sore head, understand. 1 am as
good a Republican as there is In Min
resota. When Gov! Clough ran for the
Legislature once l wasn't on speaking
terms with him Bob Graham was run
ming against him and Bob came to me
and said: 'Sam,I here Is a chance to get
even with Cough I told him that
was too good party man to go back
on Clough even If l was not on speak
ing terms with him. l did all / could
for Clough and he was elected to the
legislature. The result was so close
that a few votes would have changed
it. 1 am as good q party man now as
I was then, but Eustls is not a proper
person to be governor of this state,
and that is why l am fighting him, not
because I have any personal grievance
against him.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-07

Houston Post Rifles and will leave with the
company for New orleans tonight.
a. f. Lincoln left last night on the lnterna-
tfonal and Great Northern train for TWO
DAYS visit in North Texas.
Felix /. Crane OF Alton. Ill. was In the
cIty last night guest at the Capyoi, ana
euioyinE the Southern summer.
J. W. steinhard and J. C. Schloss OF New
York and L. F. Westheimer OF Cincinnati arc
travelling men stopping at the Capitol
A. n, Nash Of San Antonio. J. F. Murphy
and ed 2intgrof and J. NJ. Lowe OF Daiia5
we're Texas interior visitors at the Capitoi
yesterday.
f. Markowitz was IN the city from Calves.
ton yesterday aud viii leave over the uui,
Air line this morning. Ile was u guest at
the Capitol.
NJ. A. Mcknight, contractor from Hal
etsv.lle. and Z. f. Chaffn. Beaumont cit
zeu. came in last night and took apartments
at the Capitol
). W. Taylor arrived from Mexico last night
and registered at the Bristol. lie VIII leave
for his hoIae In Kansas city this morning ~
way OF Beaumont.
First Sergeant Wallace o. Breedlove OF
Troop p, First Texas regiment OF cavalry,
who has been 10 Houston for the last Few
DAYS on a visit, left yesterday morning 70
rejoin his troop at Camp Maory, Austin
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Personal MENTION.

Mrs L. Grenard OF Lafayette, La. Is at the
Lawlor.
Miss Lea zavo left last night to visit friends
II Nacogdoches,
Judge. n. F Hendricks OF Dallas Is a guest
at the Lawior.
c. w Hahl and family have gone TO La
Porte for the summer.
c. A. Van Houten Of Dallas was in the city
yesterday, guest at the Capitol.
Il. +, hartman. travelling from Fort Worth,
was guest at the Capitol yesterday.
Mr.. John J. FAINT was in the city yesterday,
shaking hands with numerous friends.
Mr.. ard Mrs. C. l. Brown Of Alvin we're
among yesterdays arrivals at the Lawlor.
Miss Virginia Embry and Master Dan Lacy
have returned from visit 10 Galveston.
Mrs, VIM Christian is in Orange, where
she will spend fortnight visiting friends.
F. II. Tally, a travelling man from cincln-
natl, was guest at the Bristol yesterday
II. Meyer. a drummer from New York az.
rived last Night and registered at the Capitol
Mrs. p, F. Thompson and Miss Louise Per
sins OF Nacogdocaes are guests at the Law
Mr.. a. NJ, McFaddeu. the we'll known stock
man, Is at the Lawlor, accompanied by his
/ wife,
Mrs Emma vasmer Paschal Of San An.
| friends.
Miss Bella FraenkeI OF New Orleans. La.
Is visiting Mrs. Theo. Keller. No. IT'S Frank
/ lin avenue.
| Mrs $. ~ Franklin Of Richmond was In
at the Bristol.
Mr.; and Mrs Tom Richardson arrived from
vmahe last night and registered al the
Hatehlns House
Mr.. Pat Hurst, the well known commercial
tourist. leaves this morning 10 s'rou5S an.
hts Beaumont friends.
A. q. sterno Of yoakum was among the
Texas interior visitors here yesterday ana
Registered at the Bristol.
y, L Ned and bride OF i.oveisdy we're in the
city Yesterday morning on a bridal tour ana
registered at the Capitol 80
Mr. Ernest zueh Of Yorktown, Texas. ia Il,
the city. Mr.. zuch has enlisted win ia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-07
The INJUNCTION DENIED.
Decisios Of Judge Wilson Against
the Applicants.
DENIED.
A FULL TEXT OF THE DOCUMENT
CS4mtnal District Court In session.
Eleventh Distrfct Court Docket
Calied-Notcs and Personals.

The injunction case. brought by several
policemen to compel the city marshal 10
Yesnaate them under the civil service or
BY the attorneys and taken under advise
mcnt, was yesterday decided against the
PLAINTIFF, Judge Wilson OF the Fifty Fifth
district court delivering his opinion as fol-
lows.
The petition contains two sets OF allega-
lions, viz One. In substance, that the
plaintiff had becn ousted from hls office
ard another man appointed is his place by
the chief OF police, mayor aad aldermen o.
Houston: anothsr, that the plaintiff was
/, still policeman and that the chief OF pD-
lice refused TO assign him TO any OF his
duties, etc
!. A court OF equity has no iurisdlc-
tion over the appointment and removal OF
public officers. To asSpme such q iurisiic-
ton or TO sustain bill In equity to re-
strain or relieve against proceedings for
the removal Of public officers Is to invade
the domain Of the courts OK common law
and TO substitute an equitable rem@ly for
the appropriate legal remedy. Likewise, an
injunction which would seek TO compel a
rhief OF police TO assign policeman to his
prcpsr duty and thus supervise and control
him In the exercise OF tho functions oil his
office is an invasion OF the executive de-
P5rtmentB or the government pS tue JUN
c,ary when such functions are, by The
constitution. made separate and indepen-
dent. The writ OF Injunction IL an equita-
bic remedy Of limited and defined power
aud has no concern with such matters.
THIS question has been iuiiciilly settled
BY the Federal courts where attempts have
been made TO procure the writ OF iniunc
ton to restrain violations OF the United
States civil service laws tCowper W..
Smyh, 81 Fed. Rep, T57. Morgan vs.,
Mum, 81 Eel. Rep. ssh Both ciytl SER
vicn cases.
LIncwise, The principle ~ these decls-
Ions has been authoritatively decided both
by the supr.ne court OF the United states
and the Supreme court Of Texas. TIA
Re Sawyer, 12t y g.. 200. McAlleu vs.
Rhodes 65 Tex. S53)
. The petition rayng for the writ OF
injunction which Is never granted Whefe
there - An adequate legal remedy, Is also
deficient In not containing allegs ions
which wonld show why the remedies OF
mantamus quo warranto. cite. apphchDle
TO the trial Of the right Of office have MT
been utilized ard In falling 70 atlege that
the city OF Houston Is lnsolvent or such
other facts as would show that an action
for damages would not he adequate relief.
Tho bearing being preliminary hearing
after notice 10 determine the question
whsther or not the writ or Injunction
ahoujd issue and for no other purIA0H7 the
general exception Is sustained 70 the petit
sjon in so far rs II seeks the remedy Of In
junction and tho injunction prayed is de-
MED
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DoNs RAISE 4 FLAG.
Patriotic and Successful Fro
Ernmuc Executed nv Them.

There was a neg raising In the Fair
Grounds addition at the corner Of Milan
aud Stewart streets yesterday evening when
about two hundred SPECTATORS and pirtici
pants were present, The hag 6x9 feet in
Dimensions was raised on 4 stan ninety
feet In hmght by Miss Zadlee Cunyns.
While the emblem was being raised 10y the
graceful aud patriotic lady there was ter
rifle explosion of giant fire crackers and
the chorus OF voices from many present
rendered he song "AmerjcaH MY Couutry
rs Of Thee" The Grafton was made by
A. G. Robb, who received macy courteous
compliments for his fine effort which ha
concluded by reading an original poem
Nothing but Flags Fat Byrne gave a
recitation which was pleasantly received.
Among the young men who arranged the
successful programme wcrc Richard White
Baylor bolmes. George Rringhursh Jr
Pleasant kiltrell. Gavin Watson Wade
ktttreil, Lyle Robh aud Harry Driushurst
These young Americans did not fall short
OF their elders In arranging and executing
a Nag raising To demonstrate their patriot
ISM and power OF expression for the Ma
llonal flag and their country which were
lerNNnt. eloquent and patrinttc
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Court Notes and Personals.

Tho case ot Chris schul1e against Bon
nell. Matthews and Harding and pihors IA
stlll on trial In the Fitty Rfth district court
Constable W, W. Glass vii leave this
morning for Marlin for the henent NJ hts
health lie will he absent about one week
motion for now trial was granted in
the county court yesterday In the case OF
William Dixon and others aSainst Il. c.
Shlobler.
ny an error In the county court report
OF Sunday tho case ~ James Weiss VS.. G.
y. De Bajlige,hy appeared twice. each a
contradiction OF the other. A new trial
was overrulod.
Justice FftA yesterday held an INQUEST as
| to the death OF Eugene Roberts Caleb
| colorcG AGED is days recording a yer-
! diet OF death from natural causes superin-
duced BY the want OF medical attention.
County Clerk Ia r. nupree YESTERDAY
| issued two marriage licenses. the follow M
being the applicants: John Henry ngder
| and Miss Carrie Evaline Turner. Reuber
Campbell Dew and Mrs. Lille Cessna De
| Wait.
| The following jurors were selected yes
| terday for service In the Fifty-iif,h d,strlo
i court this week; Sam Iorner. Joe Collins
/ 9, w. Harral. Ed Hennineer. Curtis Noble
Elder Read. II, q. Lldstona n. c. Helber,
J. a. Pearson, John Hooper. Ben A. Gayr,
Jack NORM. David Barry, lack +. Buses "
II. HUI J. a. Cushman. Sr.. O. w. jaeger
John TufflN Tom Ravell. Oito cersteu.ans
q. A, Garloff, Robert Adair. ]. A. Reinharl
i W. p. Soibert. T.. Il. Adams, 4. w. Schwan
der. Albert Trammonth
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THE verb DEWEY.
Mr. Daughertys Suggestion Re
reives Approval.

Mr.. j. s Daugherty, whose letter sug-
&, sting that the verb Dewey be coined
and added to English dictionaries appeared
in The Post scme days since. has written
to the various State superintendent OF
publie instruction calling attention to this
natter.
Hon. William Stryker, State supertntend l.
emit for Kansas, wrote from Topeka under
date CT June 4: Your suggestion is good
one. will see to it that your article IS
copied in the papers of this State and VIII
express my approval OF the idea.
Hon. C. II. Mebane North Carolina S
State superintendent Of public Instruction,
wrote from his Office at Raleigh: VIII
take pleasure in calling the attention Of
our educators and school children 10 eAe
new verb proposed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-07

we're all in good health, and that every
single man Of them was enthusiastic TOT
the opportunity 10 get 10 the front.
The boys were warmly received al the
depo.. and notwithstanding the hriei
neriod Of time they were allowed 10 renia n
here dozens OF them avaiied themselves
OF the opportunity to pay flying visit to
the Magnolia brewery. While there they
made the best possible use OF their time,
imhibed as much beer as they could set
away with and when leaving mansged 10
carry OF on their shoulders several Kegs
Ct the ,narny beverage which they divide
with their less fortunate comrades IN the
cpaches
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ock * fruits, nuts. etc. and hXntres. 20
.cure the payment of thu following cred
Tnx neIInnment snIr.

The city OF Houston hl Attorney John
S, stewart alcd In the district clerks Of
fire yesterday tax delinquent swts against
the following delinqusnts: Mary Ann
Bcauford, Fannie Williams. u. NJ Goblin,
Michael De George Frank Dunn ct al.
w e. Fielding Slvey Goings. william
Grant et al. c W Harrad. Isaac A. fiet
ct al. A. NJ. Kloibsr. Fannie MeFadden.
Mar ha Matthews Daniel O'Cornor OF al.
Mrs c. W, Otto ct al. Lizzie RAY, :. n.
Sandel ct al Mrs. r. H. Scinstcr. s II.
Thompson. Emil prcusS ct AL John Shearn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-07
Royal Arch Chapter.

At meeting OF Washington chapter, NO.
.. r. A. NJ, held last night. the following
officers were elected: 7. E. Traylor, high
priest; A. n. McRae. king; j. W. Has
kins, scribe: J. c. Kidd. treasurer ], r.
Cade, secretary; Max Taub captain host;
s. l.. Fox, principal sojourner; G. d.
Brown. royal arch captain; NJ. s. Clark
grand master third veil, JOAN Nicholson
grand master second veil; John Mechanic
ran, grand master first veil; D. E. Blox-
SOM guard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-07
\ Correction.

In the county court proceedings printed
In Sundays Post an error occurred which
might under certain circumstances. prove
annoying to Judge Shaw. The item reads
Joseph Weiss VS.. c. n. a. DeBoilege-
thy; motion for new trial overTuled,
I'his item was correct but further down
the column this Appeared;
lanes Weiss VS., c. y DeSojlegethey
molten FOR new trial granted"
Both paragraphs referring 10 the saIrc
case, the publication pusi Judge shaw in a
ridiculous attitude, and 1t is needless 10 say
II was n newspaper mistake,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-07
Last of the Crl,tcnton Mcct,nrs.

The last OF the Cri&enton revival meet
inss was held last night at the Mission
hall on Louisiana street. where Or. c. A.
CrlWcniCu directed services
puriag the afttrr DON a pleasant recep-
ton was given DR. Criltentun AZ the Rescue
Homo where HI met the directors OF the
institution aud, with several pastors held
short and impressive services
nT' Crftieaton with leave this morning az
ala on his special car Good News Tor
points In Arizona. leaving many 10 re,nssn :
Der him with both pleasure aud grateful
mess for his many kinNinesses and lasting
h,enrfarttons
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ncnl E,tnlr rransfcr-.

Heirs Albin Roehcroau to c o. Dal-
ict, ''Shipman Pace OF i9-iN
acres .,..,...,,,, ...........,..... 500
c. o, ballet 10 John H. RUBY Ship
man Place" l,2 acres. ,,......... 45o
Heirs Lewis J. Maguusson TO C, A.
Elnlcn go acres IN n. -. Culn sur
vey. pat no. scrip igi.~..,..,.... 10
John II. Rals,on to J. t. Chnppcn lot
\, sub div. g. acres. rart lot A.
@. smith survey .,......,-.........
p. G. Byrnc 10 Theo Keller So acres
IN tracts in j. r. Harriet survey. 1900
H. l.. & J. c. Dunks to VIM nunks,
80 acres IN John Merry league.
prucilla Perry 10 Isabella Perry. TOO
acres IN l.. DeZavalla one-third
league Observation-Disclosures. Il
Isabella Perry TO ~ ~ Hargraves.
100 acres In l.. Ds2aynlla one-thlrd
league ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20t
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Criminal n,.tr,ct Court.

The criminal district court was convened
yesterday by Jutge f. D. Gavin In The
presence OF quite a number OF officials
ATTORNEYS, Jurors, witnesses and defendants.
His charge 10 tho grand jury. Of which lie
appointed W, F.. Riley as foreman was
similar In scope as his Instructions az
nrsvlo,,s sessions. calling esperlai atten-
ton 10 policy. lottery and other unlawful
games.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-07

Chief OF Police Baush announces his Ia
tentlon to strictly enforce the city ordl-
nsfces prohibiting bieycists from riding
on sidewalks and running their wheels a,
night without lights These os,linances
are beginning TO be too generally dssrc-
sarded, and Chief Baugh says he proposes
20 call halt, as complaints are beconine
Very general
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nnnghtcrs of Confectionery.

Robert L. L2e Chapter, Daughters of the
Confederacy, held their last meeting Of the
summer vest srday The ladies voted the
thanks of the chapter to Mrs, Peden for the
beautiful songs she rendered at the JEFF
ferson Davis memorial service.
A COMMITTEES was appointed to take APP
propriate action upon the death OF Mrs
Rutherford. The chapter win not NEE,
again until the first Monday in October.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-07

As =. NJ Taylor and a, Triplett we're
rowing in the bayou yesterday morning
about $50 o'clock they discovered the form
Of an old man In a sitting position upon
the hank Of the stream In the rear Of
Riemer's blacksmith shop. From the ap-