davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-09-14
PardOns Granted.

The following appeared In the Little Rock Gazette ot last Salur- day:
 "Goy. Jones yesterday granted two pardons to persons convicted in Carroll county, beth being upon application of Hon. F. Q. But ct Green Forest, in that county. The first was granted to Dr, J. E. Har- bert of Green Forest who was fined $200 and costs for the sale ot liquor by his partner without his knowledge, The doctor Is ninety four years old. Pace & Pace, who represented Harbert at the trial, wrote the governor as follows;
 "Dr. Harbert and relative were partners in the drug business. he relative sold tbree pints of whisky to one man, tor which the relative was indicted, fined and has paid the same off, and Harbert was tried tor the same sale, the proof tending to show that he was inter- ested h the whisky ut least the sale occurred in the store, and the proof showed the partnership in the drug business, from which tho jury inferred an interest i'll the sale. Conceding that the verdict was perfectly right, 1t seems to us that the fine paid by the younger man is a sufficient penalty to make full atonen. ent for the ottense."
 The other pardon was granted to John Daily, who was convicted last month ill the same county of resisting an officer who was at tempting to serve warrant upon him and sentenced to serve ohe year ill the penitentiary. Mir, Butt presented to the governor a petition for this pardon bearing lhe signatures of 600 residents of Carroll county. The petition stated that Daley had always borne good reputation and was a bard working farmer before he got into this trouble"
 VII Il oskinson has moved 10 the Mahan property.
 Norman Isom, who came here q a few weeks ago to work for the Stage Co.,, has moved back To Osage.
 T. 0. Roberts writes us to for ward his paper to Jones, OkIa.3 where he is now engaged in teach ing school,
 Miss Seigel Moore, daughter of Mrs. Mary Jane Moore, residing south of town, died on Thursday night of last week.
 Ex-Governor Olin Hill of Rhode Island and party of other capi- t;.Iists were guests of the Maine Tuesday night en route to the mineral country.
 The 31st annual session of the Union Association of United Bap- tisls of Carroll county will be held with Mi Olive church Bras we'll Springs) commencing today.
 J. F. Hook cry, an expert ma chnest ot Springfield, Mo, IS the foreman in the works at the roller mill He was sent here by the company that sold the machinery to see tbatit is set up right,
 Attorney F. 0. Bntt went to Yocum township Tuesday 10 de- feud Jake Cox, whom the State of Arkansas had accused ot an assault with intent to kill and murder upon the person of John Dodgen.
 r. o. Walker visited Spring field last week to order new rigs for his livery barn. He bou9 ht two fine upholstered hacks and q surrey These purchases were made necessary on account of the large and increasing patronage ot his barn.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-09-14

hES "l otiiI pi1 !'ct1ttA'3 H1i''S Robert Moore, ot L;t Fayette, Ind, ot DeWitt's LitQo Early Rjseis, the famous Hule pills for constl- patton and all flyer ailments. New ergripe. Halbert < Sheldon.
 A bran new Maubauen type. writer has been added 10 the already somewhat layishIy furnish ished law office ot F. O. Butt.
 "Bost on the market for coughs and colds and all bronchial trouble; tor cronp il has no equal" writes Henry R. Whittord, south aroH- na, Conn, of One Minute Cough Cure. uarbert & Sheldon.
 Attorney F. o. Butt retarned3 home Sunday, smiling somew hat. sereneIy over the success of his mission to the capital city.
 DeWitts Little Early Rlsers promote good health by keeping liver and bowels properly regolat- ed. Pleasant 70 take, never 8Hpe. Best pills made; we will use no others" says c. P. Applegate, J. P. of CIarksburg, N. j
 Harbert < Sheldon,
 It is source of pleasure to us to be able to announce that Ghal- mer Poynor is considerably on the mend, and that hls ultimate Ie- coyery is thought to be only 8 matter of ti,ne.
 k. E. Tuner, Compton, Mo-, was cured of piles by DeWItt's Witch Hazel Salve after suffering r years and trying over 20 remldIeS. Phy- sicians and surgeons endorse Il. beware ot dangerous coauterteits.
 Harbert X Sheldon,
 Bill Russell and daughter, Li8Sa, have both suffered s relapse from the fever, and have both been quite ill the past week.
 ''DeWiu's Litt'e Early Risers permanently cured chrome constI- patton, bilIousness, nervousness and Vornout feeling; cleanse and relegate the entire system. Small, pleasant, never gripe or slcken- "1amous little pills. /"
 Harbert < Sheldon.
 Mrs. J, Nj. Jernigan and son, King, returned home Saturday after pleasant visit with relatives at Harrlson. They were accom- panied home by M lss Jennie Light burn, Mrs. J $. sister, who Will remain here tor sometime.
 'I suffered with piles II years before uslng DeWItt's Witch Hazel oalve; uow my health is fully ro- stored.- feel like new born man.-Conrad Stange, Pierz, Minn. A soothing, heating prep aration Of standard merit; beware ut worthless c0untcrtelts.
 Aarbert & Sheldon.
 A. J. Russell is at BerryvilIe this week sltung as a member ot the Board of Equalization. Ii your Teal estate assessment Is run up, don't blame him with il; there ate two other members of the board.
 Nothing new to report concern  ing the railroad situation thls week. The surveyors are strli at work someW here between Eureka Springs ana Kings River.
 l here's always hope while there is One Minute Cougn Cure. An. attack ot pueumonla lett my lungs IT bad shape and i was near tno first stage ot consumption. Che. Minute Cough Cure completely cured me" writes Ellen AcilehrY BIsl<mark, \. D. Gives instant relief. Harberu < Sheldon,
 Bert Jernigan, who has lately become a resident oi Greeo Forest and q clerk in the establishment ot J. M, JeruIgan, is a veteran ct Ihe Spanish -Amer1can war, having served in the 3rd Texas regiment, lie aid not see actual service,
 For wounds, barns OF seaida,, sores, skin diseases and irilaunE eruptions, nothing SC soothing and heailng as DeNitrs Witch Hazel
 sf , L,,,,,,, Rails Ma4rfn
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-09-14
A. 4. A. ss. ss Sts sss a ?S Ss sSs sSs sSss s s9s K s sta S9f Ss9 sSS fsF sS Ess 5sT Eas 4Ss TSS 't Town and Country. < <.
"A, ,4s sk SSs ss 5 ;, s p s ss ssss s9s sS9ss ss Sss e ae Sifs SSifs gSS SsS seE TsT SaS %eR ESS Ee* 4sS

ss s9 ts s sS ssSs s ''ss ss 343$ The public school enrolment ,nn up to l30 Monday. Mrs. Thompson Ramsey's condi- Bon IS yet quite critical Heury Howard was visitor 10 A4 Springfield fair last week. The Carrollton school opened ..s, week with an enrolment of il.
 rhanks to the weather clerk; it ..< torned cooler, if it hasn't rain d yet.
 sn S. Coxscy and family are now ,fbome in their handsome new 'es idence.
 Ass n infant child of Ebert Me DoweiI on Yocum creek died last 
 lame Myers of Denver was 8 ,;sitor ia our town Saturday night ana Sunday.
 < sc B Grim returned Saturday hight. having taken in the Spring 2s.Ia fo;9,to 4 finish,
 M N. Holloway, the brick layer ,nd pIasteler, is late addition to ,ur sa6seription list.
 M hex }paHs is contemplating d visit to tbe Rocky Mountains soon |orthe benefit of his health.
 ". R Philips will hold the regular examination for teach CTS il lBerrry7;lIe September 2i aud E Job n Upperman came all the sayto tewH bareheaded one day ast VI eek to tell us aboIt the ar ,1val oi a new boy at his house. ,E Prof. @picer, the magnetic heal ir who visited Green Forest last Neck, did net find the lucrative ,,rld here that ne claims is com ,.onin his practice.
 
 sS&haqe earned through Rev. i, ssrlM af the death of Mrs. J. A. ) lsnaih 2, formerly Hattie Carpen- n%,,r, of Denver, which occurred ;;.,,,cently jn the Indian Territory, Mrs. esta Beddiagfeld has been
 tifed by tho pension department llA: hes eater she will be allowed
 draw 0oe-halt of her hus- IIndR. L. Beddiogfeld's, pen
 Hotda ys followed by cool nights
 brced malaria in the body that
 ,iItiops or coslve. Pricizly Ash
 tersls very valuable at thls
 etuf keeping the ~tomach, liver nr1 DOW ls wet! regulated. Sold
 tiarbcrt < Sh eidon. al Ut Meg" is the name of 0' monthly family magazine, \ ishel al 25c year, and in or A to3introdQce the paper, we will {3 moaths for Ice. Sample y mai ed for 2o stamp, Gun
 .ahan 6 Litchfeld, Stanford, {, hectitat
 >1s'fa: M N N la Fu1 eason, Lonoke, -.swrites; 1 think there is lng @ qaaI to Dr. M A. Sim
 >.s11dver Medicine for sick head
 otlllousness and constipation
 /eatned zeiIins aud Black
 " bat they are nothing like
 gfg1 8ood for me.
 { f TeN'o D. ''ASe} anu ai IS, t. II. i 9> neeydeft Sunday for Sl. Louis. <>y.gss Wlli reoaia in St. Louis
 l~ veral weeks to learn the | nr r&de. Before they re- ! Dme: they will order their
 @PfNhe mammoth store they : CNo Der az soon as the new
 block is completed. .,. L E. Harbert is firm \ \ r.''th r.''the Nj Mckinley prosper .s2 555 ..s .enss become grandfather p Ich'i drea already under l s@ m'nlss sfation than he did 1. @.'' nher one of CIev ciand's,
 Alniey' y'S term is not nearly l 'saa 'sea. pave Watson is the latest =.z . sMihe old gentleman with l
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-09-14

For wounds, burns or scalda, sores, skin diseases and irilaunE etuptions, nothing so soothing aad heailng as DeMitrs Witch A.zet saIve. Mrs. Emma BoiIs, Ma}ron, EngIewood Nursery, Chicago, says of it: "When all else fails in heaI- ing our babies, 1t will care "
 Ilarbert & Sheldon.
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-09-14

Bert Jernigan, who has IateIy. become q resident ol Greco Forest and a clerk in the establishment ot J. M. Jvrulgan, Is a veteran ct Ihe Spanish American war, having served in lhe 3rd Texas regiment, lie aid not see actual service,
The Green Forest tribune., 1899-09-14

Ripans Tabules cure liver. troubles.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10
calm. You have supposed me to be a
thief and an escaped convict. 1 am neith-
Barbara shook her head impatiently.

Barbara shook her head impaticntly.
II have allowed you to think it for rea-
sons of my own. But now you must be
undeceived. Miss Barbara, 1 am not
Ezekiel Babb's only son."
Her heart stood still; then the blood
rushed through her veins like the tidal
bore in the Severn. The whole Of the
sky seemed full of daylight. She saw all
now clearly. Her pride, her anger fell
from her as the chains fell from Peter
when the angel touched him.
This is not the time for me to tell you
the whole sad tale" lie went on. II have
acted as l thought my duty pointed out
my duty TO a brother"
"Ycs," said Barbara, "you have Il broth
er-that strange boy"
a laugh, jecring and s%irill. close in their
cars. From behind the great yew appear
ed the shoulders and face of the impish
Walter.
"Oh, the pious, the proper Jasper! Oh,
no. no! What frail men these saints arc
who read their Bibles to wcak-cycd Lcahs
and blooming Rachels, and make love TO
bcth!!'
He pointed jecringly at them with his
long fingers.
II set the down on fire for a little fun.
1 drove the ponies along this lane; ana
see, l have disturbed IL pair OF ring-dovcs
as well. l won't boot any more; but
coo! coo! coo!' He ran away, but stopped
every now and then and sent back to
them his insulting limitations of the call Of
wood-piscons-"cooi COO! COO"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10

have helped them out Of their disappoint-
ment was Eve, who knew something of
the story of Martin, and knew, moreover,
or strongly suspected, that he was not
very far off. But no one thought of con-
sulting Eve.
When all the party of constablcs was
gone, Barbara stood in the garden, and
jasper came 10 her.
"You will tell me all nowy" she said.
looking ut him with eyes full of thankful
ness and trust.
YES. Miss Jordan, everything. 1t is
due to YOU. May l sit here by you on the
garden scat:"
She seated herself. with a smile, and
made room for him, drawing her skirts to
her.
Then he told her all that he had done
he did to save his brother Martin.
When he had finished Barbara started
up.
"Oh. Mr.. Jaspcr.!' she said with quivcr-
ing voice, "what cruel words l have spok-
en- to you-to you. so generous, SO true. so
self-sacrificing! You never can forgive
me; and yet from the depth of my heart
i desire your pardon. oh. Jasper! Mr."
"a sob broke the thread of her words
MI. Jasper, when you were i'll and I'M
conscious. l studied your face lour after
hour, trying to read the evil story of youi
life there. and all l read was pure and
noble. and true. How can l make you
amends for the wrong 1 have done yong
AS she stood, humblcd, with hcaving
bosom and throat ~choking-Eve came
with skips and laugh along the gravel
walk. II have found you!.' she eNclaim.
cd. and claprcd her hands.
And land u gasped Barbara
Il have found how l may reward the best
of men. There! thcrc!' she said. clasping
Ewes hand and drawing her towards JAS.
per. Take her! l have stood between
you too long; but, OF my honor, only he
cause 1 thought YOU unworthy of her.
She put Ewes hand in that OF Jasper,
then before either had recovered from the
surprise occasioned by her words and ac-
ton, she walked back into the house.
sravely, with erect head, digniticd as ever.
Ito he c%ontinucd.D
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10
CHAPTER NV.

No sooner WAS Mr.. Jordan left alone
flu' his face became CHASTITY. and his eyes
W.T. fixed with terror. as though he saw
l@,cfr.'r him some object of in.init" horror.
H. iuf his luivcring thin hands on .ilr
ell VS. nf his armchair and let himself
ST.. 10 his knees. then he raised his lol-
low yes to heaven. and c~la>lc,l his hands
aud wruM- them: his lips moved. hut In
vura! prayers i>slird from .li"m. He lifted!
IL i; n,!> above his head. uttered !, cry
aipc fill forwar! on his face. upon the oak
fec. Near his hand WIS his sick Will,
witt he raped against The wal, or an the
H.. when he needed assistance. He laid
hold OF this. and tried =, raise himself. but
fMintiess came over him. and lie fell again
and lost all consciousness.
When he recovered sufficiently to see
wia; and who were aiso'' him. he found
,lGa' he had been lifted on 10 his led 10y
Jasper and Barbara. and tl..i Jane was
in the room. He salt! no;hia-. hui his eyes
wntcilrp! and followed %Jaslle. with IL mix
firo nf hatred and fear in ,nem.
lie initiates me-" he whispered 10 his
dpH-htor; send him ont. ] cannot en-
dur - see him."
Tani! Barbara made an cX".lsr for dis
ms ~ Jasper. Whon lie w:s gone. Mr..
Jor.an'> anxiety. instead Of being ai!ay-
ed. WIS increased. He touched his 'Iaugli-
ter. ;nd drew her ear TO him and wiis-
pered. "Whcrc is he now: What is he
doing: Go and scc.'
No sooner was the door closed behind
her than the old man signed Jane Welsh
To come near him
'Jane," lie said iii Il whisper. II want
you 10 do something for me. No one must
know about it. You have n sweetheart,
I've heard, the policeman. Joseph Wood
man of Tavistcck. Would you do Joseph
a good turn and get him Il s~crgcantcy!
"Oh. please sir"
"Theh run as fast as you can to Tavis-
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10
Hindoo Hospitality.

In his private capacity the Hindoo IL
frequently very Hospitality inclined.
The fact that his caste prejudices him
from eating with Europeans does not
always prevent him from Offering az
invitation to dinner-his idea of En-.
glish hospitality. This consists in his
driving his guests to u hotel and paying
for dinner, while lie awaits it's con.
sumption in another part of the house.
1t takes some little time to gel
used to this sort of procedure; but after
awhile one sees the propriety Of accept
ing the kindness. in the spirit which
prompts it.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10
In Winter Use Aliens Eoot.Easc.

In Winter Use Aliens Foot.Easc.
A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
During winter your feet feel uncomfort-
able, nervous, and often cold and damp.
II you have perspirlng. smarting feet or
tight shoes, try Aliens Foot-Ease. II
warns and rests the feet and makes
walking easy. Cures swollen and
sweating feet, blisters and calious spots.
Relieves corns and bunions Of all pain
and is a certain cure for chilblains and
frost bites. Try 1t today. Sold by all
druggists and shoe stores for 215c. Trial
package mailed FREE. Address Allen
8. Olmsted. LIE Roy. N. Z.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10
Looking Forward.

"Or course" said the moralist, i've
must make hay while the sur Shines"
"That is true" replied the scientist;
''but there is little doubt that posterity
will be able to do it by electric light
Puck.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10
An Important Trad.

Among the ancient Jews, the barher's
lot was a happy one In the land OF
Egypt the people had such a high re-
gard for the tonsorial art that the ma
jority Of the men shaved not only the
face but the entire head, and capped
their bald pates with wigs. while the
priests went even further aud shaved
the entire body every third day. With
this constant scraping Of chius going
on, the barbcr's trade was an Important
one in the home of the Pharaohs, and
its followers were kept busily running
throughout the length and breadth OF
the land from early morning until sun
set. They carried their tools in an open.
mouthed basket, and their razors were
shaped like n small hatcl.ct with .
curved handle.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10
Aeto Robinson,

Asto Robinson.
Little Harry-Pa, do you think Rob.
inson Crusoe was very unhappy on that
desert island?
Pa-well, IL he was he was foolish.
didn't have his wife with him.
Cleveland Leader.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10
Connnbialitics.

n Kansas City couple gave as an On.
crsc for marrying suddenly that both had
the blues"
Baron Rolf Zedcrstrom. who is to mar
ny Madame Patti, is only 2S years old.
The diva is 81.
The marrying squire" of Jeffcrsonville,
Ind, is dead and his books show that lie
had performed 1900 marriage ceremonies.
Miss Annie Fowler, one of the most
prominent of the volunteer Red Cross
nurses, is engaged to he married to Al
bert Van Scllcllc IF the Belgian Red
Cross. whom she met for the first time
and worked with in the hospitals at San
tiagO.
Jesse Lcwissnlln, who is rcputed to he
willing and under contract to marry Lii
linn RUSSELL Braham- -Perugini MS
soon as she is sufficiently lisentangled
from the bearer of the last name, is a
New York merchant well known in the
copper trade as IL busy, prosperous
shrcwd man of affairs.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10
STATE OF ONO. Cry OF TOLEDO. :.
Tv,NNc Tt,yyNrrNy 81

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
tho sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of CATAItRH tina. cannot be
cured by tho use of HALLS CATAl.iH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in mypres-
cncc. this 9th day of December, A. ID. 1885.
Jsr.Il A. W. GLEASON.
% Notary Public.
Halls Catarrll Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood AMI mtlcrs surfaces Of
the system. Send for testimonials. free.
+. j. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo. Ohio.
sxTSOld by druggists, 75c.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10
Gcntle Hint,

He-Can you tie a true lovers knot,
Miss Willing?
She-No; but 1 can give you the adj
dress of n clergyman who, I am sure.
would he only too glad to oblige you.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10

To Cure a Cold in One bay
Take Laxative Brolno Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails tocure.
225c. Tnc genuine has L.. b. q. on each tablet.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10

Piso's Cure for Consumption has been a
family medicine with us since 1851. Il.
Madison, 24O0 42d AVE.. Chicago. LII.
1t is estimated that the whole coal
supply of our planet would barely suf.
which the sun dissipates in one-tenth
of n second.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10
A Fair Exchanr

A Fair Exchange.
Mattie-Why, what a beautiful ring
you have, dear. What did it cost you7
Myra-My liberty. It's my engage
mcnt ring.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10

He Was "Oi,.'
The Count--1 had lofcd your daugh-
taire from &c fairst time we met.
Her fatner-Who had told you that I
was rich?
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10

~ cataiosue I'll aUu prizes. >,.;.al,lc 10
every taste and condition. m:ti!e,l on i'm
lniry. Prizes given for saving diamond
&c" Soap wrappers. Address Cunahy
Soap Works. South Omaha. Nrh.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10
How He knew.

Mrs. Ncwlywcd - Have patience,
Jack! Dinner will soon be ready.
Jack Il suppose so. my dear; !
thought 1 smcllcd something burning
Answers.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10

Fabulous wealth doesn't always i'm
ply cXtravagant tastes n. w. Astor,
Cor instance. enjoys nothing so much
MS a couple Of 'bloaters' for his morn
ing meal.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-02-10

If IL wasn't for an occasional funeral
lots of me would never see the insids
of o church.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-08-06
KENNEALLY To
GET HIS JOB
ON THE FROM 7
Percy Henderson In
duCed to Resign.
A POWER BEHIND THE SCREEN
DAN BURNS SATELLITES PULL
DOWN THE WHARFINGER.
Will Release His Claims on the Port
Wardenship to Cover the
Bungling Errors Of
Governor Gage.
A POWER BEHIND THE SCREEN
DAN BURNS SATELLITES PULL
DOWN THE WHARFINGER.

The political seuabble growing out Of
the bIunder Of Governor Gage in appoint
ing four new Port Wardens without the
confirmation Of the Senate, and neglect
ing to conform with the statutes by fail
ure 10 appoint al least two master marin
ers. has reached a ripe climax
Chief Wharfinger Percy Henderson. who
also holds the position of Port Warden,
having been appointed by Governor Budd,
has been induced to resign from the latter
lob in order that Assemblyman Charlie
KenneaIIv may assume the duties Of that
office. even though he has no right TO I'M
der the law.
yVharfinger Henderson has not as yet
presented his resignation, but it Is under
stood that he has agreed 10 do so for
Kenneallv's sake. The resignation viii
probably be forwarded to the Governor
Ever since the new Port Wardens were
appointed by Governor Gage IN such
bungIing manner there were few along
the water front who believed that they
would ever take their seats
KenneaIly, Charles 5. Spear OF Oakland
and Senator Burnett, all or Whom were
appointed by the Governor in recognition
Of their efforts in behalf of Dan Burns
during the recent disgracefuI Senatorial
campaign, were each handeq gold prick;
and it was not only considered qouDtIui
by men of law whether they would event
uaIly get their seats but highly lmpron-
able
Henderson TO make way for kenneaHy is
quite an unexpected move, though 1t has
been generally known for the past few
weeks that friends Of the Governor and
Dan Burns outfit have been attempting
Now that a soft berth has been made
for KenneaIly they will undoubtedly at
tempt 10 induce the remainder OF Gov
ernor Budds appointees to retire in favor
of Cages unlawful appointees. This will
be a task bordering on the impossible, as
none of the rest Of the 1ncumbents are
fortunate enough 10 be on the State pay
roll in any other capacity.
Kenneally was on the water front al
day Yesterday. becoming acquainted with
his new duties.
yes. 1 have decided to resign my posi-
ton as Port Warden" said Chief Wharf
niger Henderson when seen yesterday by
a Gail reporter. You see, am well sat
isffed with my position as chief whartin-
ger. and I don't want 70 be selfish The
Port Wardenship is a fee job. and as long
as l am satisfied with the chief Wnarnn-
gership l may as well resign and give
Somebody else a chance