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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13

!; LONDON, Jan 1.-THE Daily Mail
publishes the following dispatch from
Hong Kong: a%
THE Americans who are arriving
here from Manila complain bitterly OF
fthe.inactian'ot Major General Otis, par
gticularly In leaving the Manila water
supply Mt the mercy of the rebels. They
Say n collision between the Americans
snnd insurgents is inevitable. Agulnnl-
dos dispatches to the Filipino iuntn
hero have been STONED" -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13
Beautiful Forms
andcompositio7

$500. Arc not made by chance, nor can
49,. they ever IN any material be made
at small expense. A competition
for chcapness. md not for excel.
lcncc OF Workmanship. is tho most
...... frequent and certain cause OF tho
...... rapid decay and entire des,ruc.
ton OF arts and manufactures.
49,. For hest (Which is. tho chcnpcs,)
49,. work. tho lntollIgenccr Job Print.
$500, inG onico is tho place 10 CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13

Be sure and use that old and weli-,rled
remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup. for children tcething. 1t soothcs
the child softens the gum. nllnys ali
pain, cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for diarrhoca. Twenty-Five
cents Z bottle mw&t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13
AtLtcKY ESCAPE.

The Paris Courts Let Nine. PaulmIer
on With a Damage Fee of 5000
Francs to Al. Oliver Whom She shot
Last September. Us
Great interest has been manifested in
the trial OF Nine. Paulmlcr, wife OF NJ.
Paulmler. q well known member OF the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13
Metals.

NEW YORK-There was a halt In
the upward course Of prices on the
metal exchange to-day. This was par
ticularlr noticeable in tin. which has re-
Gently been advancing In skrrockct
fashion. While firm in tone. the ask
Ing price for this metal was twenty-five
points lower, with sellers showing less
arbitrary views. Lake copper display
ed great strength on very favorable
news from the west, as well as a Eratl-
flying get OF cables from the London
market, Demand was brisk all day. At
the close the metal exchange called pig
iron warrants firm Mt IS nominal; lake
copper strong at SIS IS Did and sf4 Oh
asked: tin firm at S92 bid and 800 Of
asked; lead arfn with 81 10 bid and
81 Ii dsled: spclt:r firm at s. d bid and
S. 81 asked. The brokers' price on
lead was So ST, and sl4 90 for copper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13
Live Stock.

CH1CAGO-Cattle fancy grades sold
at IS SOa6 90: choice steers S. SOFAS Is:
mediums 81 SCd65 10; beef steers 50 900
Is; bulls 81 5OG4 %: cows and heifers
s. 1904 10; calves 81 6097 10. Hogs,
good inquiry from eastern shippers and
an active demand from packers for
hogs resulted In an advance OF 2is15c
In prices. Fair TO choice So 72kG3 90;
packing lots 50 55@3 70: mixed 81 5O6
3 so: butchers 81 5000 S.: light 81 500
8 so: pigs SO 00G3 50. Trade was fairly
active In sheep. Native sheen 81 656
=+3 50; EearliHgs 81 1904 so: poor 10
prime lambs SO S515 Is. Rece!pts-Cat-
tie. $500 head; hogs, 10000 head; cattle,
5000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattlc steady; ex-
ira S. i065 60: prime IS l5G5 So; COM
mon 50 209S Is. Hogs steady; prime
heavfes and assorted mediums SO $50
2 20: best Workers. Sc S063 81; light
Workers and pigs Sc 7993 IS: skips and
common pigs 81 1903 Is: roughs s. 500
3 40. Sheep steady: choice wethers
81 d014 GO; common s. 5093 so: choice
lambs So COOS Is; common 10 good
81 e045 %. Veal calves SC SCOT %.
cINClNNATI-HSgs active and high
er at So 359S So.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13
n -. ! ~. 2 q. p. -.
FINANCE, AND TRADE.
Tho Features orthe Money and Stock
s2i ssa,ts Nfarkcts, y

-. al T1h5s .aAg4tas D1hEhctbs
NEW YORK. Jan. 1..-Morey on call
steady at sna2X per cent; last loan.
"a per cent. Prime mercantile paper
s93x per cent. Sterling exchange
steady. with actual business In bank
ers' bills at 81 .s44ai 2S4st for demand
and at a S2a4 sex for sixty days; post
ed rates. 81 s2St SEX; commercial bills
81 s184 SIX. Silver certificates, 5sis9
eOhc. Bar silver. 5sac. Mexican DOL
lars, i6Hc. r. ~. s-E5 t--at-H
The net changes In prices for the day
were rather mixed, but with a prepoii-
derance OF gains. The movements
seemed largely TO be the outcome OF an
organized campaign against the short
interests. One group OF stocks after
another were boosted, leaving the bears
in doubt where the next movement
would set in.The activity and strength
was in the gilt-cdged railway shares,
and then SUCCESSFULLY drifted Into the
Paciflcs, the Flower stocks and then
back into the Pacihcs again. Great
Northern preferred made mn extreme
gain OF TX per cent; Pennsylvania, 4
per cent: Jersey Central, I per cent;
American District Telegraph, 50 per
cent: Third Avenue. per cent: Brook
Ign 1'ransit, 2h per cent: Norfolk 6
Western, ~ per cent: Burlington, IL
per cent and the Pacitics to az per
cent. part OF which gHins were lost IN
the late dealings. The Iron and Steel
shares showed q sagglng tendency. al.
though they, too. enjoyed PERIODS OF
OF strength. London was ngain SELL
or on balance, although arbitrage denl-
p ff9{9fY{3RfpJ.
the cables worked poorly. The advance
in Pennsylvania. It was assumed, had
some relation TO O closer union between
It's Eastern and Western connections.
Predictions OF u very favorable Decent
Der statement stimulated ! interest In
Burlington. Northern Pacific was
strong on rather Indefinite rumors TO
the effect that some arrangement of
their differences with rial companies
was likely The purchases OF Jersey
Central. rumor had It. were by insiders
In expectation OF increased traffic, be-
cause Of new Industries recently estab-
llshed along the line.
The extent Of recent GALES for Lon
don account Is shown by the large bor.-
rowing OF stocks In this market until
the stocks sold arrive from the other
side. 1t Is estimated that fully 10000
shaTes VI SUCH stOck lS HOW pOTroWeu
here. OF which 100000 shares are expect
ed to arrive by Saturday week. Chi
cago is displaying great interest In the
New York market. and 1t Is estimated
that nearly q quarter Of the business
on the exchange. comes over Chicago
wires. Transactions in stocks to-day
was little short of a million shares.
Realizations In the final dealings gave
the market a heavy tone at the Clos
ing.
Improvements occurred in bond
prices during the forenoon but the mar
ket showed weakness in spots, and
closed irregular. Total sales. 5.355,000
shares United States old As registered
advanced X per cent In the bid price.
BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13

LII KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
IN Printing: An entire new line OF sam.
pics or ball Programmes. Tickets mud In.
yN w, ~ ail prices ut tho 1ntcl!igcncer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13
GROWING HOTTER.
"a Theory Of Astronomical Physics
as to the Sun.
|THE NEBULAR HYPOTHESIS

Upset BY DR.. Secs ). Investigations.
Contrary to tho Commonly Recciv.
cd Doctrine OF Star Formation
Through tho Gradual Cooling of
Gaseous Mattcr-Dr. Sec Asserts tho
Cosmfc Process TO Have been Quito
I, tho Reverse. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13

NEW YoRK-Thers was no change
Of moment In the market for cotton
goods to-day. The general demand Is
for moderate quantities.. but win spread
enough 20 raise aggregate business to n
fair total. Recent advance In blsached
cottons a:e bcingtrealizcd. the latest o.
these arc nridc of the west 4a6i9c:
Wamsutta fi@aiSHc; cabot 446G45kc and
Farwell 44@+5Ikc per yard. Brown cot
tons nrc strong Throughout. Print
cloths also strong DENNIS, ticks and
othe~ heavy colored cottons quiet and
unchanged. Wcolens In suitinn and ov-
ercoatinG are quiet The demand for
dress goods is improving. WV =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13

1NIIE MoNONGAH ROUTE is TIIE
= short Limo between Fairmont and
sure Connections. When travelling 10 or
from Clarksburg or West Virginia nnd
t'ttshhfGh ruttroad points. sec that Your
Railroad. Close Connections at Fairmont
with 3. & o. trains, and ut CJurksStIrc
with y. & o. md W" V. & p. trains. Tick,
cts va this route on sale ut nll d. & o.
ana W., Y. & r. x. II. stations.
HUGH G. BOWLER. Gcn'l Stunt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13

an az az s 49,: 81 a5ls 81 s:
Jan. .....,... Is 35t IS 81
May ..-..... BIZ ~ rs III;
Oats. No. ? ''
may ......" 21& g. :sS TX
Mess Pork. $1 -
ss% i -. Is i :;4 l5i; 10 III III
{#$y .,;:.:: ss $ ssss 81 ~ "
s siay : ssiis IS So Is Is siS
Cash quotations were as follows: :
Flour quiet and steady.
Wheat-No. 2 spring 6716ac: No, 3
spring GiSsG6Sc: No. . red tic. gs
Corn-No. ?, 35% G35Ac; No. . yellow
3613Gi4c. "A. e I i h. -
oats-So. 3. 27@27;kc; No. . white
?9!EdpSOc: No: 3 white 2Sh929Nc.
Rye-No. .. 5cc,
Bariey-No, 9. 4t653c.
Flaxseed-So. !, 81 1919; n. ".
81 17Hk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 81.
Ness Pork-Per barrel 80 90I9 95.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. So 5TiS@5 60.
Short Ribs-Sldes (loose) 81 70a5 90.
Dry sailed shoulders (boXed) 4I14%c.
Short clear sides (boxsd) IS 05Q5 Is. q
Whiskey-Distiiiers' finished goods,
per gallon, 81 %.
On the produce exchange today, the
butter market was easy;creameries lao
zoe: diaries l2@lSc. -
Eggs-Duli;. fresh 19c.
Cheese-Steady; cream 9ik9l1c.
NEW n YoRK-Flour, receipts 1890
barrels; exports 1890 barrels; market
more. active and 3 nrmer on winter
straights; winter straights's3 55c43 65.
Wheat. receipts 500 bushels: ex-
ports 1850 bushels: spot market
steady; mo. red S0Sc I. o. b. aaoat
to arrive; options opened steady: clos
ed &c net lower; March closed at 7SAc.
Corn. receipts $1,000 bushels: exports
10000 bushels; spot market steady; No.
2, 43%Gt4fSc 60. b. afloat; options after
opening steady closed &c net higher;
Mag closed at 42Esc.
Oats. receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
$50 bushels: spot market firner; No. .,
33Ac; No. . white 35Mc; options dull.
Hops steady. Hid&s firm. Tallow
steady. Rice firm. .Molasses firm. Cot
-tonsecd oil strong.
Coffee. options steady at unchanged
prices; sales 1850 bags.
Sugar, Eraw firm but not quo.ably
higher: refined steady.
BALTIMORE-Flou dull and nn-
changed; receipts $500 barrels; exports
1900 barrels, Wheat, tirmer::7 spot and
month IGs @76hc: February 76ss976%c:
recelpts 5o,i00 bushels; exports $4,000
bushels. Corn fir1ner; spot and month
4o4s04O2c: February .4O&941c: receipts
1Si.S88 bushels. Oats steady: No. . white
34@3i1Ac: No.; . mixed 32Ikc: receipts
10000 bushels. Butter steady. Eggs
fem. Cheese steady.
p. CISC1NNATI-Flour quiet. Wheat
firmcr; No. red 71@72c. Corn lower:
No. . mixed 3Gc Oats quiet; No. mix
ed 29a29iac. RE steady; No. .. &c.
Lard steady at IS 32iis. Bulkmeats quiet
at 81 SO. Bacon steady at IS 65. Wits
key firm at 81 q. Butter quiet. Sugar
Arm. Eggs dull at 16c. Cheese firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13

OIL C1TY-CredIt balances 81 17;ccr.
titleate, mhrkct no bids. or offers; runs
S3,?27 barrels; shipments S3,o26 barrels
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13

2. CONGRATULATIONS quiet. Wheat
firmcr;J No. . red 71@72c. Corn lower:
No. 2,mixed Sec. Oats quiet; No. . mix
ed 29429lsc. RE steadys No. ., &c.
Lard steady at IS S22I5ss. Bulkmeats quiet
at 81 50. Bacon steady at IS 65. Wits
key firm at 81 81 Butter quiet. Sugar
Arm. Eggs dull at 16c. Cheese firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-01-13

NEW YoRK-wool steady,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-03

sturdy mnuuialncer was unaware that
he was serving as guide 70 the stgan-
ger whom he had tr.ated 50 CavalieTly.
80 last. after 4 rough and toilsoulc de-
srruf % barren hillside made dan
e,.-nus ~ she foot passenger hy great
quantities of small loose stones, the
pursucT having a. last gained some
what upon tho pnrsuod. the two found
themselves IN ,lefI ~ the mountains.
through which wild. weird sight pro
ssutod Itself - the view.
Iu q rough basin formed h- The
stony. barren mountains 10y stretched
before their eyes the dark waters n
LAX. which looked iuky hllck against
the snow which lay an around. Here
aud there on its borders % great gray
hovl'lcr. snow capped. hut bare and
DARK on It's seonp.J uut sides. stood
upon the lat eNpInSe II untrodlcn
snow. Nothing else. not 4 tree. not
hush broke UP the mouotouous stretch
OF bleak, do,olate shore and black.
louCly pool As tho 7 r. suowfiakCs
tlurtrrrd down swifj'y aUl softly into
the black waters. ra.h absorbed rs
soon as 1t fen, Reginald s5uIdcrCd,
with a sudden hidc"'.S fancy that IN
som" such silent grim fashion lone
ly traveller ri-rt be swallowed up by
the cold. p.3..I vat"rS of this noun.
tain tarn Ia 'hr shadow Of tho hills.
Even h" rustic IN front scew@l to
h. impressed ny the viii auI awful
de.,olatiou Il tho scene. At any rate.
he paus d aud thus gave Reginald an
opportunity Of getting Up 10 him.
retrruuod Dot "a he eyaied or
avoided tits time Mason seized the
huge peasant IN . strong grip and with
an unexpected movement brought him
face 10 face with himself So suddenly
that the other man slipped upon tho
!"oS" stones, lost his foor.n: and fell
down
AS he III 50 his round cap fe!l Ct,
and R'- ual Mason, with a great
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-03

The flakes q SHOW had alrnady be
gun q ruttcr down. and he was
strongly advised a. give mp EiS rxprdi-
tiou until Ih" following day. lie wOu.l
not. however. hear 81 any delay
lie started ~ brisk pIrr. quit" "a
disturbed hy any thought that his iour
nov njs., 10 nur ui difficulty or even
danger. The lightly falling snow
threw 4 soft veil over the landscape.
softening the rugged outline ~ the
hills toward wh.ru be was gDin- and
nll!nc up the ruis in the road
tie had gone Sraas distance. walking
quickly ana 4.~or'- pgeoCrupiyd with
his gloomy thoughts concerning his
brothers SatN. whom IL oyrErrcd Ca him
'u 2Isr WY Ire SIli' was such a
lon- zine IN coming.
~ Ito Saa.' moment - thought
came into his ne ~. wi'N an ugly per
si>trncy. thar . was IN 'h.~ very same
fashion that Granville hal started IN
the expedition wG'"h had. II al prob.
ability, been 4 fatal ~" 10 him.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-03
(Tr By CONTINUED.
NEW USE FOR SKIMMILK.
A Substance Closely Resembling Cell
IuIoid Manufactured From ID.

Substance Closely Resembling Cell
IuIoid Manufactured From ID.
Hard rubucr and ccllUloid seem about
IL have Il rival in sk;mnilk. Major
Ncnry Alyord, chief Of the dairy divi-
sion Of the department Of agriculture,
exhibited at his office in Washington
tAc other day strip Of thin, almost
transparent material closely resem
bling cclluloid with the statement that
It WAS manufactured from the casoin
In skimni.k. says the New York Trit-
unc. This product" said Major Al
word, lis destined, believe, to enter
very largely into manufacturing. Some
of the big business men in the country
are interested in the discovery, and
patents covering the process have just
been granted. 1t will be operated large
ly, think, after the making Of paper
sizing made from skimmilk Paper
sizing Is now manufactured In the
United States az the rate of from ~ to
% tons day, being the dried cascin
from Skimmilk. This takes consider
able skimmilk, as can hc seen. aud the
field for this new product of Skimmllk
is a hundrcGfoll wider.
The new material Is suitable for the
manufacture of o!icloth. book covering,
combs. ppnholdrrs, buttons, billiard
balls-in fact, anything for which 81.
Their cclluloid or hard rubber Is now
used, and it has many advantages OF
Its own. IL will not dissolve uor lte
affected 10y water and is not iubamma-
bic, which Is such n serious objection
TO celluloid. The company which will
manufacture this product Is now look.
ing around for suitable localities to cs-
tabliSh plants where skImmik can be
secured in quantities"
II do not know" continued Major
Alvord, Just what effect this will have
on dairying and milk producing. do
not think il will result in ANY startling
advantages 10 the dnirymep. AS II Is
probable that rs good results can he
attained from feeding skmm!lk Judi.
ciously on the farm rs through selling
IT at the prices which will probably he
offered by the manufacturers OF this
product. 1t may be, however. that the
cost Of production of the articles 10 be
manufactured will bt so reduced aud
their quality so excellent as to warrant
tie payment OF fair price for the
skimmilk. One class of material which
can probably be made from this sub
stance better than from any other is
electrical Insulators. which would he
IN no manner affected hy electrical
currents. The other skinmlk const.t
ucnts besides the cascn will also be
utilized. The sugar will he sppnrntcd
ana used ms sugar Of milk, and the al
Dumcn will also be extracted and used
In preparing the various albuminous
tood preparations now on the market"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-03

Tho wonderful progress made in the
facilities for the dissemination of inf0r-
nation during tho past half century is
amply illustrated by the international
yacht races. When tho yacht America,
in August. 1851, beat II British yachts
of the Isle Of Wight, the news was Is
days III reaching the United States No
New York or Boston paper had from
its own correspondent over 500 words
describing the contest. Most of the
American newspapers covered the race
with brief clippings from the London
journals Instead of taking IL days, it
now takes only about 10 minutes to
spread the news Of yacht race or any
other important event ell over this
country and Europe. Within five
hours after the race is sailed or the
referee has declared that there is no
race papers thousands of miles distant
have editions on the streets giving col
umn after column Of special dispatches
about it,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-03
NEW RAILWAY FOR HAWAII
1t VIII Re Operated by Electricity
Generated by Water Power.

- - ''N4'
IL" construction VIII soon he begun
q Il no" runway on the island of lla-
VA" Inc contracts VIII he awarded
III r." days, ana the road will be in
operation very soon. 1t VIII be known
az III" NcAa!a ana HiIo railway and
VIII cCNnect the port OF llilo, the prin
C1pai city On the island and the eastern
coast Win MaEukoua, on the north
western coast According 10 The Rail
iAc!uG,LS branch lines, Of 1870 miles
a.! VIII open to cultivation large fer
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-03
MODERN TREE FEELING.
Saving Replacing ChCPFiEg In
Mime Lumber Camps.
WHY IT Is NOT 50 EXPENSIVE.

Fewer Experts Are Needed. and
There Il n saving Ia Time-Nuch
TiIabc- Formerly Wasted l. Now
savcd-wcrk Higgins Earlier In the
Fail.
The lrmhcgmcn are making a decld.
Cd departure this season IN the method
OF cutting down trees. u>i.g saws IN
stead Of axes ia Telling them. The ey-
pertinent was first tried last year. and
with such success that the more pro
gggSslvc mr."lraeu are low planning
20 use that mrtLcd altogether. says the
Boston Herald
Up 10 last year the aX alCEc WAS used
by the lyluhrrmcn in The Maine woods.
only tie most expert men GiG this part
Of the work. and men spent years In
the Maine woods before they were con
sidcred SkilliCl enough - become part
81 the crew employed In Telling trees.
BY the time a man became i chopper
lie felt lie 4 second lieutenant. On ac-
count Of the number of years spent in
learning this part of the business the
choppers iuUuSted with Telling trees
made unusually good wages. the best
receiving Lnarly double the amount
paid those who We're a part of the crew
who took care Of the timber after it
lad fallen.
That method Of Telling trees has
been found 10y the lulIbering compa-
MES to be very expensive, both on ac-
count Of the time required to fell each
tree and the wages paid. Last year
the experiment Of cutting down the
trees with saws was tried ana was
found so successful that this year only
a small share Of the men sent into the
woods are expert choppers, or il they
are expert choppers they are not sent
IN with the understanding that they
are to use their axes in cutting down
trees, but rather in trimming the limbs
after the trees have fallen or in cutting
up the trees into lengths for handling
in the log drives.
There is another gain than that Of
time and In wages 1t is In the amount
Of timber s,vrd oo trn st-rn Tnr.
mcrlv II was . ro,nn,on thtnr - 500 MI
over n lot str;nnnd Of trno.; s+rr,Ys
From two to thrnn rs.t oh,vo rho
ground This part OF the tree was the
very best, both Lecausp it was free
from knots and noc,rSn # WINS tra lay.
gcst rart of rho free in rirth Hv rs.
ine, fine saw tnn troos may no c,tt off
nnorer the cronnd ana q hir ,3yinr
made.
The saw used is sll.utlv different
from the cid crosscut saw the +nnth i've.
irr of y nat+pro rtted 70 rha+ ,r,r,;
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-03
Dewey Just Arrived

50 has our large new Inc OF Fall and Hintcr
goods also Just arrived and we arc nowready
10 show the people Of Island Pond and riciritr
the most complete new stock of
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-11-03

~
beg pardon, sir said he In a strong
HClSh oCCCUt
suggested tEat, in the off season. he
nlIcd various functions at tie inn,
edged near enough to the speakers To
show that he wished 10 join IN the con-
vcrS&tiou.
Reginald Ma>son turned to look at
him, and the man SaluteG.
beg pardon, sir said he in Il strong
Welsh accent, but was you speaking
oi the clerical gentleman who left
some OF his luggage here few weeks
back
YES. yes. Well:'
1t was me who saw the last Of him
when he left here sir, and lie went out
by himself, with just his little bag car
ricd across him on a strap
by himselfT'
YES, sir. But look you, as soon as
he had left the house. not more than a
quarter of an hour after, there come UP
a fellow who asked for him and who
went off after him, fellow | KNOW
,...,.,.0 ,,..ll .;."
well. and who was til"
49,, wen. , ri., rodho,d,1 f.rlo,. cir
who's employed on one of the sheep
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