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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
Duty or POLICEMAN DEFINED.
Mayor Myers Decision In the Case of
Policeman sheehnn.

Mayor Myers yesterday addressed q let
ter TO Superintendent screven. notifying
him That The case against Policeman shee-
han Tor neglect of 1uty 10 failing 20 ar
Pest the late Detective Shea, when called
upon 20 do 20 by Mr. John }. Hart. ana
thus preventing ,he tragedy which fol-
lowed. was dismissed with a rcprimand
Of the officer
Mayor Myers. in speaking q his decis-
ion u "a Morning News reporter. said that
~ considered Omcer sheehan's error -
very grave one. the more 30 because o.
the fatal result which followed. and
which might have been averted b.
pr0mpiness and alertness on his part.
IN view Of the fact" he said, that
Oaicer sheehan has been a member Of the
force for eighteen years. during which
time he has borne good reputation and
has "a very fair record. fe.t disposed 10
view his error with rs much lenlency as
possible. Had he been "a younger man. or
had he served shorter time on the force,
or had his record been less excellent. ne
would certainly have been dismissed l.
is only his length q service ana the
good record which he has made In The
past which saves him from dismissal.
Mayor Myers said that has investigation
81 officer Shechan's conduct had brought
out the fact that members q the poi .
force are very much indisposed to arrest
other members Of the police force. and
that they avoid doing 30 when possible
lie dovotes a paragraph especially 60 thiS
ia his letter 10 Superintendent Screven
as follows.
In this connection / desire TO say that
i appears that n l. the custom u po-
lcemcn not to Interfere in matters in
waich their fellow officers are involved
This IS certainly wrong. II a policeman
and citizen are engaged In difficulty.
OF TWO 80 iceTnen. and one OF them calls
FOR the arrest OF the other Il Is certainly
the duty cf che police officer near ~ 10
arrest esther % both o. the parties 20 the
ilmcthty. IL g. the duty Of policeman TO
suppress as quickly a. ne can any con
dact on tn part OF citizens. no matter
whethcr they are policemen OF not, VIII n
threatens 60 create trouble and perhaps
bring about hlo1dshed. When police
officer is not engaged IN an official act
he mere fact that he Is a member Of the
force should not and does not shield him
from arrest az tne request u a ciuzen
with whom he Is having difficulty TINS
should be impressed on all members o.
the force
This declaration by Mayor Myers VIII
undoubtedly he approved OF by ciu]enA
generally in speaking Of the matter
Mayor Myers said that detective IL no
more cufitItd 10 Cousiicmton al the
hands Of policeman than any other citi-
zen. unless the detective be engaged az
the time IN tho discharge Of has official
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
rHE CHANCES SEEM GOOD.
That PenItentiRry Committee Wii
Heport Toomer niII UnfnvOrably.

That Peniteuttnry tommita'' WI
ueport Toomer Biu UnfavOrably.
County Attorney j. r. saussy. who rep
resented the Board OF County Commls-
slouers before the Penitentiary Commit
tee OF the House OF Representatives. at
Atlanta. when the Toomer misdemeanor
convict law was being considered. return
ID 70 the city yesterday morning.
To a representative OF the Morning
News. Mr.. saussy expressed himself as
well satisfied with the results OF the hear
ing allowed the opponents OF the measure
before the committee. While he would
not venture prediction as 10 what re-
port the committee would make, u was
evident that DE thought himself IN posses
sion OF good reason 20 believe that the re-
port would be unfavorab.e 20 che adoption
Of the bill
The counties Of Chatham. Fulton. Rich
nond. Blnb. Floyd Dougherty and 9th
ers we're represented before the commit
tee OF tho House The opponents of the
measure had been permitted previous
opportuulty TO state their grounds Of OBJ
lection TO the members Of che Prison Com
mission. which s. responsible for its intro
duction The Prison Commission was told
that II Do would consent 90 the excepting
ing from the operation OF the bin, there
would Doe no further protest from these
counties against las passage As the com
mission would not make such a conces-
sion. there was nothing left FOR the oppon-
euts OF the measure but 10 fight IL be-
fore the Penicntiary Committee. This
they did MI saussy being one Of those
who made talks
AIR sausay said he believed. from the fact
that no dispatch from Atlanta has an
nounccd that the report Of the commit
tee has been made. that the tnal decision
has besn postponed unul next Tuesday,
shen the committee will meet again.
As the supporters OF the Toomer bin
are having other forces than the county
authorities la those counties where regu-
lar convict gangs have been organized
aud are worked 60 fight, II would seem
70 the casual observer thaa the chances
OF lts passage are exceedingly elm. The
solicitors general. clerks and sherins OF
other counties, where different conditions
prevail are opposed 10 the Bib just as
much and are fighting II tuss a. hard.
As these officers are active. determined
and influential politicians. they are likely
20 carry their point
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
BRILLIANT ouuRou WEDDING.
Christ Church rhronEea AT the III
liott-Nhfte Nuptials

a brilliant rashering OF members % the
representative families Of savannah wit-
messed yesterday az noon in Christ Church
beautiful w~idinr The rnoom was
Mr. Arthur Beverly Elliott the elder son
~ AIRS Joseph a Huser. while rho bride
was TIE daughter or Rev ana Nrs Rohb
white
The weather was perfect FOR a morning
wedding ana long before e o'clock the
church WINS fDrorred with relatives
friends. ard aequliusaucos. all eagerly
waiting the eorniHg OF the bridal party
The chanr-l was allied with tail palms
while tho altar vases were nled with
white rhrFauthsmums
Promptly ~ noon the we'l-kuown chords
~ the mar.h from "I.ohenvrluH ueaiod
forth ana the uahcrg advanced up tho
eensrll oisIf Mr Edward b. O. Haher-
sham ard NJ vs. Gordon Harrison. lead
.re fha way Sir. u. P.nckney Hugcr
1ud Mr. Arthur Gordon came next. and
Mr. Etward $ Elliot followed them.
walking alone
Prc. edlng the bride. entered tho four
h-ilesnai4s MIss sally Haskell Miss
son white Miss Carolina Pinckney
Hueer. ana Alrs Emmn Middleton Hugef
They wore tho loyelrst Of organ
lie gowns the skirts finished with
accordion pieatinEs over the tuck
"a waists we've worn holero jack
et4 % valeucleuneE lace which
wore caught on the ieft side with knot
OF rosc-riuk satin Tho g.rdles ard cal-
lars were Of fhc same shade r.. also
were The picturesque lnd becoming hats
~ shirred eeh non bouquets ~ Ia
France rosss loosely tiled with satin rib
.-ons completed these charming costume
The lovely bride who entered with her
brother Mir Rohh White Ir wore d
beautifni gown ~ white satn with
sweeping train. over which On
fhe graceful folds o. her tone
ven fchu and soft folds - rh foa
trimmed the bodice and formed a draperv
7u enc lot side 81 the skirt a spray 81
orange blossoms fastened the voii. ans a
prayer book bound in waite vcllum. was
carried.
Mt Elliott. accompanied by Dr W W
owens. entered from tho vestrv ana mot
me bride 10 the foot OF the chanccl stems
at fhs conclusion ~ the impressive core
uony. the bridal rarity left the church
20 the strains 81 Mcndelssohn's Wedding
March"
Al the home o. tho brides parents On
York street. east. q breakfast follow \
81 which were present only the bridal
party ana Immediate relatives The
rooms were Decorated with plans. sm.-
lax white chrysnnthemums ana Amei-
can Beauty Roses
AZ two O'Clock Mr. and Mrs Eliott left
Oh their wedding journey 10 Florida on
their return they VIII make their home
40 apartments on York aud Lincoln
streets.
Few young men are better known or
more universally popular than Mr.. Eli
ott He g. the manager OF the Planters
Rice MN and in business as well as ~
other circles IS thoroughly liked and os-
teemed. The charming bride is the eldest
daughter OF Rev. and Mrs Robb white
lnd ga the wears that she has lived in
savannah has endoared herself 10 all who
know her.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
WITH TORCHES AND Music.
second District Nathnns club Held n
Grand Rally.

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e''" "'''
rally last night az liendley Han. Nhc
club formed at che Souths'de Artuorv az
xvttt,lcy and r,y.lr,,, .,~...,. 49,, 80,
.,
"9 Miu"Ie'oi hiase utihd ana accotni an
led by numerous col0rcd lights. marched
down jefferson street To the hail In tts
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49,
o'c'''ns 'he sentiments OF It's members 10
the prescut campaign.
on tho FIRST ~ ,heso v.,s ~, nm. ~,
.'' N'N" 'i'' NN''n Instruct N"'hHhs
1luo' ana the mottoos. In Union There
Us Strength" and 1--WE Are the People
The second traps,.,rorc,, WAS ,,,,,.n NOR.
personal M lts a1nsion. anone ~. se,,-
$3.50 ,.t,a ,.rt.h H.. Nm. -. 80 M.
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fbtlslsstlc one h lasted only 4 sso-t limo
tona nnoirh "a 4. a.igrc-..a hv ,bree
sneaker. Nesers John Il. sch,yarg n
r.egaron ANA a. Westc.tt Inc n-esiient
Mr.. schwarz was Tho nre. 80 ,kor. 10
said that his spsech mus, f.r..e.rI =. lo
short a. lu this cnmp,lsr thefe u,r.
nome OF Inc Issues that ueuali, ehara,.c--
ICED political camp1igrs d was smrlv
4 question ~ keeping tho rieht man in
the right place. and thia could and wolid
al
bent ,, Isaac Naia ,,, ,,
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
GUILD CHOSE OFFICERS.
Nee dicworkcrs Turned an 1.3Ga New
Garments for the Poor.

Nee dlcworkcrs Turned In 1.3Ga New
Garments for the Poor.
The annual meeting OF tho Savannah
Branch q the Needle Work Guild wa
held yesterday at Il O'Clock IN ST Johns
Parish Hall The election Of officers re-
suited in che choice OF all who had seryel
the previous year. The officers are as fol
lows.
Honorary Prosldent-Mrs. 7. T. Mendes
presldcnt-Mrs. David Wells
Vice President-Mrs Max Wolf.
Secretary-Miss Jennie WMink
TREASURER Miss Fannie Prcndergast
owing 20 Mrs. Wells being ina sp.ased
the meeting was pro sided over by Mrs.
Woln Mrs. G. y. Richmond acted as Sec
rotary, a position che has credltahly nllei
for some time. The following are on tho
executive committee OF the Guild Miss
J ". MIDDLETON. Mrs a. Kessel. Mrs
+. r. Glbhes and Mrs r n Brandon
The garments turned "a by the mcm-
beers Of the Guild during the year are
how ready for distribution. They may De-
had from the sixteen charitable soc Ietios
IN the city 10 which they were turned
over by the Guild There were j 81 gar.
ments received. all OF them new. and he.r
distribution among the poor PEOPLE OF the
city will be q boon.
sixteen packages OF the garments were
made. the division being as nearly equal
as possible. package was turned over
20 each q the societies that applied for
the clothing. Tho distribution ~ the cloth
ing will be entirely Ia the hands u the
societies.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
PRIZE PICTURE WINNERS.
Awards at the Camera clubs Annual
Exhibition.

The savannah Camera Clubs annual
exhibition will open 70 the public al the
club rooms az Bull street and Park ave
nue. a, 4 o'clock this afternoon. The eS-
h.bl,iou hours for the public viii be from
10 II o'clock to-day and during the SAM
hours tomorrow.
The formal view % the pictures By the
club took place Jas, night when the priz :
were awarded 5y a vote OF the memoefs
The task was a dmcuit one and in a
number OF instances second ballot wa
necessary 70 decide which was the win
ming picture 10 was nearly u ocio
when the announcement OF the vote was
made. There were tNo classes 18th ht.
sections Ia che Arst and three sections ~
the second class. There were IN al seven
weight pictures for competition. The
prizes were awarded as follows:
First Glass. Section A-Portraits. FIRST
prize SIR IA. e, shuFtrine 'SrandP'
Heartstrlngs' second prize Mr.. A. Jer-
ger. a portrait.
Section B-First prize. Mr.. A Jerger
"a Home Study. second Prize Mr
Percy suFdeu. "Checkmate.'
Section C-Flrst prize, Mr.. J NJ. John
tone. Jr. sunset. second prize. Mr.. a.
Jsreer. "Coopers View
Section D-First prize Mr.. Percy Sug-
len. Interior view OF Savannah postoiiice.
acoud prize. Mr.. A. Jerser. Beauty
horse picture.
section r.. Enlargements-Ftrst prize,
Mr. A. Jerger. portrait Of well-known
savannah man; second prize. Mr.. Percy
s.edeu. a Log Cabin"
Second Class. section A-First prize. air.
de Bruyn Hops portrait Of lady.
Section G. Landscapes-F1rstp prize. MT.
] NJ tombstone. Jr.
Section p-First prize. Mr.. Frank c.
Battey. Atop the Earth: second
prize Mr. C. T. YonEc. The Argument
special prize was awarded Sir. D.
Van Wasenen for his combination pic
tura. 'tThe seaboard Terminals"
The club medal went TO Mr. Jerger.
The prize pictures represent wide
style o. photography. or rather Of proto-
graphic printing on various kinds o. "a
per and material the opals as usual
being feature OF the collection. The
prizes will be marked and Will b.
starred during the public exhibition. TIE
collection of photographs Is larger and
superior IN merit to any that the club
has exhibited az any OF its previous sa-
Ions. II IS % a character that viii be
more Interesting. too 20 the public. The
Exhibition Committee will ae az the club
rooms during exhibition hours and visitors
win he made welcome. The Camera Club
Is one Of the recognized institutions Of Sa-
vanuah II Is composed largely 81 young
men and has done much 20 elevate the art
Il photography.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
4 ,lagnlnecnt v eddInr rre.ent

When YOU read in the newspapers that
a recent bride or groom was the recipient
OF Chest OF silver" this IS generally
what Il means. as supplied by sternberg
& Co. though the contents may be In
creased or decreased or varied by substi-
tuition. as tho purchaser may elect.
one dozen dinner forks.
one dozen oyster forks.
one dozen each table. tea, coffee and
dessert spoons.
one dozen knives.
one dozen dessert forks
one dozen leo cream spoons.
One soup ladlc. 'f,f
One gravy ladle.
Butter knife
Sugar spoon.
All best sterling silver. with sternberg
& Co.'S guarantee back OF them.-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
FUNERAL OF JOHN D. JOHNSON.
BODY Committed to Earth Meath
the Oaks of BonRventure.


the oaks of DonRventure.
The funeral Of tho late John L. John
son took place from Wesley Monumental
Church at $50 o'clock yesterday after
noon. The services were attended by
solomon Lodge OF Masons, Of which Mr.
Johnson had long been consistent mem
Der. and by many OF the friends OF his
family and himself.
The services were conducted by Rev. ia
T. Cook. pastor OF Wesley. Rev. Mr.
Cook. In tho course OF the services. deliv-
cred an eloquent and pathetic prayer. IN
which he asked that those qualities OF
piety. upr ghtness, honor ana truth which
had bene cNcmpiiied in the character and
life OF Mr. Johnson might be perpetuatcd
Ia the church.
a trio. consisting Of Mrs. II. f. Crit
,cudsn. Mrs A. r. Ackcrman and Mr.. 4.
D. KING sang very swectly the hymns
"Be Thou sill" Rock OF Ages and
Abide with Me"
AZ the grave tn Bonaventure the funeral
rites 81 the Masonic order were celebrated
by solomon Lodge and the services Of
the church concluded by Mr.. Cook. The
pallbearcrs were those named in the
Morning News Of yesterday. with the eX-
cepiion OF Mr. $. 3. Adams Mr. Adams
was unavoidahly prevented from attend
ing and his place was taken BY Mr.. Davis
Freeman.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

The Herbert Spencer l. an elegant cigar
and i' @ truly a delightful enjoyment 10
inhale Che fumes o. this fine tobacco; II is
exhliaraung and delicious.
See that tho name OF Herbert Spencer
Is on every wrapper Of every cigar, with
out which none are genuine
The Herbert Spencer cigars are erly
sold by the box Of So ConchRs az e 30 and
Perfectos. $50 al Lippman Bros. whole
sale druggists Barnard and Congress
slreets. 81 thls cily-ad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
DE soto netrI Re.taurant.

The management OF the De Soto an
nounce the opening OF their ladies' and
sentlemen's restaurant. located in the
breakfast room on Liberty street spe-
cal feature a. the large variety OF game
and sea fool from the New York and
home markets Service o. high standard
and prices popular. After-theater parties
can have tables reserved by notifying the
hotel ofnce.-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

IL g. THE BEST aud the iarges. a.-.
dent insurance corporation for CONNIE.
Cial Travellers IN the world We have A
menbership OF over 1850. We have p.
serve fund OF over $4,000 No CONNER
traveller can afford 10 be without De- p-'.
lection we give him. Write the sec.a.ar.
who Will cheerfully give all info m q Ia
H. d. PGNLEY. EDWARD TREN EFT.
President Sec g. Ticls
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Mr.. James Whslen, a well-known car
pcuter. died suddenly abou I o'clock
yesterday morning from apoplcxy. He
had been NJ for some time. He was a M
Give Of this city. He leaves three daugh-
ters and three sons 10 mourn his sudden
demise
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Beautiful shade and nuts, % to pound.
finest earliest bearing known. ] have few
hundred trees here. Call tomorrow or
FRIDAY W r Dixon's Office. IS Perry
street west Prices low II taken now. J.
L. Anders. prop. ne plus ultra Nurseries
OF Pecan, ~ Cad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

In Llv.ngs,on's window. corner Bull ana
Congress streets, Is a correct Photograph
OF the seeboard Air Line terminals. II
4 forty inches long. Made az I.adrvezs,s
Art Store. los 10 10 Congress street. west.
I'D.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29
ON 81. Andrews DAY.
special Services 20 he Held la the
Episcopal Churches.

Special Services 80 be Held la the
Episcopal Churches.
81. Andrews Day. which falls to-mor-
row. Will be observed IN an the Episcopal
churches Of the city. AZ 7.@ in the
morning there VIII be holy communion at
ST. Paurs Church. and al 10 a. m. holy
communion and sermon by Bishop Nci-
son, will bc followed hy meeting OF the
various branches OF the ladies Auxiliary.
At 4s0 IN the afternoon the sunday
schools OF the several parishes included
In the Savannah Archdeaconry will hold
an institute az the 81 Johns Parish Hall
a paper on the Sunday School work will
De read by Mr.. NJ Temple Taylor. a.
p. IN a mission service will be held at
Christ Church conducted b. Bishop Mel
son.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Take Graybeard Pills for that dizzy
feeling-Lost appetite and follow Il no
with bottle Of Graybeard. II Is all you
need. Respess Drug Co. sole props, sa-
Vanuah Ga.-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

"Grayheard broke up rheumatism on
me- says Mr. Chas. Thomas. the jew
eler on whitaker street. And put me in
better health than l have enjoyed in a
Iona time"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Via seaboard Air Line Rahway-Leave
Savannah sos a. m. arrive Jacksonville
$40 a. m. leave Savannah i2is p. m. ar
rive Jacksonville $50 .. mad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Via seaboard Air Line Railway-Leave
Savannah 3.5 p. m. arrive Augusta $40
. mad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Try IL. once used Il takes the prece-
deuco Of all others-Cook's Imperial Extra
Dry Champagne Il has a most delicious
bouquet.-ad
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

"Graybeard o. a family medicine with
Us said prominent business men yes.
tcrday Ny wife takes Il. ana I notice
she is enjoy ms better heath than FOR
years. The children keep We'll BY taking
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Perfectly healthy people have pure. rich
blood. Hoods saisararila purlaes ana en-
riches the blood and makes people
healthy I'D.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-29

Graybeard may be obtained al all drug
stores Or write 10 US for H. Respess Drug
Co, sole props, Savannah, Ga.-ad.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-06-14
pOItteness Wasted.

A guleless rustic who wished to be-
come attached to one of our railways
emerged from the examination room
and Informed the expectant relatives
that he had failed to pass the sight
test.
"Why, you can't have" exclaimed
the father. who was Mortified at the
thought. You're no more color blind
than ! am"
Happen not, but they won't have
me-" answered the rustic bitterly. ut
all comes O. trying to be polite an
obllging. as you said | was to be, fey
Their"
But can't see how being polite
could make any difference" quavered
the father.
at did. though" said the rustic.
1.-THE old chap held something up an
says: This Is green, isn't 1t? Come,
now, isn't it greenT quite pleading
like, and. though could see 1t wor
red. | couldn't find 1t in my art to tell
him he wor wrong for fear he might
take offense. So | simply said, 1T Is,
yer honor an they bundled me out.
No more pollteness for me. 1t don't
pay."-London Answers.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-06-14
st. Albans.

Mrs. Melissa Kicker sprained her ankle
badly while hanging out her clothes.
Clyde Furber has steady employment
in Calvin Southard's machine shop.
The measles are and have been pre-.
vailing to large extent in town. There
have been some very hard cases. Seven
teen were down at the same time.
George Merrill has very lame ankle.
A. H. Southland is working for Guy
Merrill and son.
The village schools closed two weeks
earlier on account of measles.
Percy Longley is busy about town TAX
ing the census. He and his wife will pass
the summer at Kineo.
Wesley Frost has moved into the John
Bowman house.
]. L Palmer and wife passed last Sab
bath in Cambridge.
D. D. Stewart arrived home, Friday
night.
Memorial day was observed with its
usual exerc ses A very fine address was
delivered by Prof. Wiggin. principal o.
Hartland Academy.
The fruit blossoms on young orchards
bids fair for a harvest of fruit. Ole
orchards bear many dead limbs where the
worms worked on them last year.
Farmers are having fine weather to close
up their planting. proving the promise
there shall be seed time. p.
The Somerset reporter., 1900-06-14
Literary Notes.

Among the thirteen articles 10 the
June Forum, there are at least seven
which will be widely quoted and dis
cussed: Consul General Ho Vows
criticism of "The Attitude of the United
States towards the Chinese;" Do We
Owe Independence to the Filipinos?" by
The Hon. Charles DENLY; Sir Charles
W. Dilk's paper on ~. X. U. s., and
he Ship Canal :" 1.-THE Present Position
of the Irish Question:" by the man best
qualified to speak, j. E. Redmond, M.
T.; Edward Emory Hilps essay on
Bleaching IN High Schools as Life
occupation for Man," Professor Halls
arraignment Of college Philosophy >
and the Hon. John Charlton's paper on
"American and Canadian Trade Re
ations."
"Fron the Cab Window" in the Rec
reation Number of The Outlook, Is II
spirited and entertaining account of a
mountain ride through Colorado, as
seen from the locomotive engineer
point of view. The author, Mr.. Frank
d, Spearman. In "Foley's Nerve, and
other stories, has lately given the read
ing public the best volume Of short
stories dealing with railway life, ever
published.