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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16

Answer to Bill Filed BY Mr.. Sturgiss
The Truth about 7he Cadet Corps
Business Concerted Effort to De-
tract From Neely's Character.
Another postponement in the Nicely
case has taken place 1t has been
continued until Novem Der 18th by
agreement Of counsel on both sides.
1t came up again on Thursday at
Fairmont before Judge Mason. At.
terney John A. Howard was absent
in Chicago and could not be present.
Consequently the further eonsidera-
tion Of the case was postponed until
November 18th.
Hon. George G. Sturgiss filed his
answer to the bill and also made sew
eral motions. One of these was TO
quash and others were to strike. out
alleged impertinences in the petition
and to change it in other ways. The
answer was a long one ana denied
much Of the matter obtained in the
petition.
The motions in regard to the law
and the other matters in connection
with the suit will be argued and de-
cided the next time that it comes up
for hearing and it is thought that
it will then be decided finally as far
as Judge Mason is concerned
MI. Goodwin attorney for Nicely
stated to-day that the publication re-
iecting on Nicely in regard to the ca
dot oorpc aplictp,opt di6 him u Uraa +
injustice and was grossly miselead
ing. It was alleged by an after
noon newspaper that Mr.. Nicely had
sworn falsely to his age. He was
over twenty one years of age when he
joined the corps.
The facts are that Mr.. Nicely asked
Mr. Sturgiss for an appointment stat
lug that he was over the legal limit.
He was told that the appointment
could not be obtained. Mr.. Barbe
was interested and was also told that
the young man was "A years Of age.
He obtained an appointment from
Regent Eastman for Nicely. The
printed blank was not changed but
the age as entered on the muster in
book was given by Neelyas being "a.
There was no attempt on his part to
misrepresent his age and any attempt
TO make it appear otherwise is unjust
and malicious.
Mr.. Goodwin asserts that there has
been concerted action to place his
client in false light and is very in
dignant over the matter. He asserts
that they merely want justice done
and will do what they can to right
the wrongs that thew have perpetra-
ted on Nicely.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
THEMAsONIC GRAND LODGE.
nj oyement for Masonic Home In This
State Committees at Work.

PARkERsBURG w. Va November
16.-The Masonic Grand Lodge was
not in session to-day, having adjourn
ed until tonight. At the meeting
last night committees were appointed
which have the most of the work of
the Grand Lodge to perform, and they
s@1ave been busy all day.
The committee on Masonic Home
will call upon subordinate lodges for
subscriptions and if the funds are
forthcoming home for INDECENT Ma
7sbns will be built somewhere in the
State.
The officers elected and installed
are:
Grand master, A. d. w. Stricken,
Philippi; deputy grand master, Pey
ton r. Harrison, Martinsburg, senior
grand warden, E. M. Turner, Morgan
town: junior grand warden, Geo.
Hatch, Wheeling; grand secretary,
Gov. Geo. W. Atkinson.
The grand master appointed the
following officers:
Grand lecturer, DR.. j. M. McConi-
hay, Charleston; grand chaplain, Rev.
M. w. Wordsworth, Keyser; senior
grand deacon, L. II. Clark. Kyle;
junior grand deacon, Geo. w. Nc
Clintic, Charleston; grand marshall
L. G. Stricken, Ellenboro; gand pur-
shivant. Jas. A. Bryant, Parkersburg;
grand tyler, Timothy w. Bliss, Wheel
ing. This is the sixteenth consecu-
tive time Governor Atkinson has been
elected secretary. and the thirty-flfth
time Mr.. Bliss has been appointed
iGyler.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
or For BuckIiann0n.

The All Stars lefs at noon today
for Buckhannon where they will
meet the Buckhannon team to NOR
row afternoon. They are much light
err than their adversaries but they
have fine training and good team
work and expect to win the game.
A reception will be given them by
the people of the town on SATURDAY.
evening. 1t will take place at the
Seminary building.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
Junior Glass Organized.

Wednesday night meeting of the
Junior class was held at the Univer-
sity and it was determined to publish
an annual. Haze Keener was elected
editor in chief of the proposed publ
cation. There was lively scrap over
the election and the class was stirred
UP somewhat over it. They expect
to get one of the best ANNALS ever
published by the University. They
have some fine material to work on
and they will do their best on it.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
a Visit to Nassau.

In the days of wintery gloom and
cloudy skies there is charm ia read
ing Of SUMMER spots, particularly If
the story is well illustrated. In the
December number of The Delineator
the Capital Of The Bahamas is de-
scribed by Laura B. Starr. The next
best thing to visiting such a place is
to read Of it as pleasantly described as
Miss Starr has succeeded in doing.
One OF her snap shots shows an aged
negro woman trying to ride bicycle.
The s'bicYcle face" is in strong evil
dsnce.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
A Card to the Public.

Owing to the fact that new freight
rate has been announced by the Old
Line Packet Co., we wish to inform
our patrons and the general public,
that we will meet any rate that may
be offered by the said Company, giving
the trade our personal attention. We
guarantee the best OF service and sat
isfaction. Having just added the
new Steamer Rose Hite TO our line,
we will be better equipped than ever
10 take care Of the trade.
Very Truly Yours,
MASON LINE STEAMERS,
New Line.
Brownsville, Pa.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
Bros. Roger in Next Door Mt the Opera
House.

The famous Brothers Roger, who
are to appear at the Opera House
shortly, in the acrobatic farce frolic,
sNext Door," are said to be the
greatest pantomimic and acrobatic
actors in the world 1t is difficult
to class their entertainment under
any particular title, but ''but spec
tacular comedy seems to fit it best
1t is novelty in its line, and there
is nothing else quite like it on the
road. The pantomimic and spectacu
lar features are prominent but there
is an abundance Of farce comedy, in
We lire of Imaginable acrobatic feats
,and grotesque dancing. The trick
scenery is wonderful
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
STAMP TAX DECISION.
Affecting The Transfer OF Certain Tax
able Documents.


The commissioner OF internal reven-
ue. in reply TO an inquiry as to wheth
er "reyenue stamps are required upon
an assignment OF mortgage, execu-
ted and delivered subsequent to July
/, 1898 the mortgage having been is
sued and recorded prior to that date
and therefore not TAXABLE has rem
dcred decision TO the effect that IA
tax accrues on every assignment Of a
mortgage based upon the amount of
money remaining secured thereby;
on lease based upon the unexpected
term; on policy of life insurance
based upon the amount OF insurance
remaining in force under the assign
ment on fire, marine and casualty
Insurance policy based upon the un-
earned premiums.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
COST OF MAIL SERVICE.
Postmaster General Smith will ask for
1921 100000 For the Coming Fiscal
Vnor

Postmaster General Smith will ask
about $l21, 900, 600 for the entire pos
tai service for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1902, including So, 500, 900
for rural free delivery. BY the close
of this fiscal year 1900 rural free de-
livery routes will have been establish
ed and the general extension contem-
plated next year will involve 1900
additional routes. The Postmaster
General is investigating the feasibil-
ity of putting the service in operation
at every point not reached by the reg
ular free delivery service in operation
in the cities.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16

Jos. Barnes OF Uniontown will To-
cate in Morgantown permanently for
the purpose OF buying coal lands for
J. v. Thompson of that place. A
great deal of this Is to be done within
the next year If the territory can be
secured.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
Union Services.

This year Union services will be
held in the PRESBYTERIAN church on
Thanksgiving day. DR.. S. v. Leech
will deliver the sermon. The services
begin at ten thirty. There will be
some special music. The custom has
been long established of holding these
services and they are always well at
tended.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
BLACK DIPHTHERIA.
Blacksyillc Suffering From Seourge of
the Dread Disease.

There seems to be a scourge of what
is called "black diphtherian in Blacks
vile, West Va, several families be-
ing sorely afflicted, and number of
deaths occurring says the Waynesburg
Messenger. The town was under
quarantine last week and every effort
is being made to prevent the spread
of the disease, the very name of
which strikes terror to parents Of
small children.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
Voters Make a Middle.

Through misunderstanding the
voters of Union district, Marshall
county, voted down the authority TO
levy school taxes, and as a result there
will be no public schools open in Ben
wood and other parts Of the district
for year unless some plan for bor-
rowing on future levy can be devils
ed,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16

Dance Saturday Night.

There will be dance given at the
Turn Nerein Concordia Hail ON Beech
hurst Saturday evening November II.
Members and their friends are invited
to attend Admission % cents.
Com MITTEE.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
House Wanted.

At Wanted to rent for two years an
light roomed house with modern i'm
fprovements. Centrally located il
possible.
Address M care of this Office.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
Patents.

Patent your ideas and secure for
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your patent through the only attor-
ney in West Virginia whose time is
devoted exclusively to patent prac-
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our free leatlet ARTICLES TO Invent
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II. f. DUNLAP,
Registered Patent Attorney,
Il \ Il fIr
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
The weather..

"Fair tonight. Not so cold Sat
urday. Partly cloudy and warmer
with snow or rain in northwest por-
ton
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-11-16
POSTPONED.
Nicely Case Goes Over For a
Couple Of Weeks.

Attorney John A Howard Vas Absent
Answer to Bill Filed BY Mr.. Sturgiss
The Truth about Che Cadet Corps
Business Concerted Effort to De-
tract From Neely's Character.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
NELL. GWYE%F.

Miss AI2crt@ Galiatil. W!o run}p@ jo Polls Saturday uft,.'4oun aI!.I evening as Nell GE,ynnp i'll Gator lIe.,sriu'S new historical uliy. 'Cn'j~r J!." Res toration,' occupies sontt:.i}1.r ut I unique position in the l2f,.t,, t,,;s;,'Il i',l'- tafnly there i@ hot q 1rG!n&u whose beauty and sucuv::~ are Gne:c widely discussed by the press 2,.51 na!iit' and whose rise rn Irul4jf.u,r l...s he>n more m4CritCd. i->r established ;,N.!i;y afd wonderful .-l.co;,.s age To" iu every managers tuN-l4e. while t'.p magazines a3-.t ID.JiI,g, oi tn-e.aI' ii" Hot up to date without her latest Yh5l..- graph. The artist. Wilo .i.:s been >o successful ill thc coii.pu1.ir% of Mrs Fislle. Daniel Froluau, Iii; haI;j Mans field. T. V. keene. Henry Niiicr aud Joseph Jefferson. has justified tiIr i,--- lief of her friends that Wilh proper financial backing. she cou!H make q decided hit Oil her own mci;Is. In Nell GN-ynne she has c,lIluc,rr t!!nt is just now enc Of the roicnimg sen sations of New York ana tise perform allce should draw out nIl Who really wish to De up to dat" in tnt,ut2.ic::l<. Tie sale of SeatS opens tomorrow.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
.nsp ras,bsseisa Hor.c.

Go to, thou equine dotard, - Soon wilt tIIou find thy place W.th other relics Of an ancient time; Ire DCGo the PeIicosaurus The TAiHgumHC3 ard the Whattsname. -An infant l, 'tis true. But what a hearty, Ii;sty fellow, With d constitution uf steel. not mere iron. Thou "CI.-G st point Wi;El Scorn at my Ia ck
 cf ancestry. would have yCu know l am the fruit Of glEeratiCns and genera
 lions of giant bratns The concentration Of years of thought and
 toll have conceived 1le. -As the swift-moE-tng railway train has dis
 placed the iuI9ct IES stage coach. Sc ] will d:s2laCe you. l have my faults. bat my virtues o'crtowcr
 them. What if I bust q fuc CT fl my ig;..te7 ii,i!s to spark, Or ~, T if ] d1 short-circuit occasionally? If were horse, I'd have the si.EGers, 9r
 sp1NiH. Or h. UEros.Jntic co-:c. ".ih.ut caUac 1'G sly aLd throw ny
 E:G1r. 52osr thou know, foolish horse, hhE days are HCmbCrCd? l|o" bc 1t known Wn-H 1-I31l las orce began 10 feel The thrill of fife along the keel Of all autClr,5Jiie. He tGrEs lis plying eyes upon thee md I2GrmuCS g.EIIy: "TECu W,ct ! good nakeshift II. times iSuEe LH; thank thee kindly. but ..i>h the -A.sUruEs ! ir1 h -st stand t,siCu. lE .a-.g there, ! DD won't do NL?r." w. II. Stenlmern.all, i:. >>I. \. Sun.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
COMING ENEEIS

Turn hall December 14-Watcrbury Social clubs sociablr.
 City hall. December 16-Grand sa- cred concert.
 SpeeaweE hall. December 1S-BroaI- way Social clubs sociablc.
 Carter's hall, Waterville, Dec S. A1rerican Pin company's fire depart nsent sociable and dance.
 Speedweu hall. December 27-Nater- { bury Association football clubs dance.
 4Armory, New Years eve, December 2 s:ss-Company G's lance
 Leayenwortll hall, New Years eye. Dec.inber 31-French Canadian Insti- 1ute annual ball
 City hail. New Years night, Jan 1 5 #19J1 --Naterhury High school Alumni association, concert and bail.
 St Patrics's Lyceum hall. January 19 10 February 4,-1901-Fair.
 spaedwell hall, January 19-Water- bury Button Cos dance.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
A LITE AND DEATH FIGHT.

Mir ". A. Hines of Manchester, Ia.. writing of his almost miraculous es- cape from death, says: Exposure ae- Ter measles Induced serious lung troa- IIe. which ended in consumption. I lad frequent hemorra ges and coughed night and day. All my doctors said | must soon die. Then l began to use S31r Kings New Discovery for Con- ks1upfion which completely cured inc |I wcr1l,l net be without 1t even II it sfosf sJ.nG q bottle. Hundreds have Zji<ed # on IT.. recoIamcndariot and all 7|ey It nevai. fails to cure Throat. Chest
 1il1 fsiug trout.esn Regular size 50c
 ErfaI bottles free at C. L. Dnxter's X
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
HIS HEI-TER EAIE

< particularly lively farce comedy will be offered to-morroyv evening "c PoIi's, when His Heurr I.@Ii' will be presented. Ihr comedy is pEacti- cally Aunt IIln!::3A,' Wllirl W:S p:@- sented here With So much success Il few weeks ago, alid it will It. pr1Svni- cd by identi:-Hl!E the s&l;'.' connanr. Among tie more pru!njN"n5 ".te'% iii the organization are Barr and Evans. IIar- ry Hastings, NaG,luX arH Wayne George Hughes "nd Ethel ii .a;. Hnd the same large chorus o: pretty females is carried, It will hr remembered that when 1hn "olnn3uy rvrs :i,ly played '-\unr IIann2iI" h":o it haG very enc in town Whi$jliny and hmm ming "Sunh"ani SGo." My Tiger Lily" and other yo,li gems in lt" cuiupany'& roster Of songs. It will certainly N1 very attractive comedy and Shoul' attract many amusement seekers to Poli's tomorrow evening. Seats alo now on sale
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
FAITHFUL TO SYBIL.
Gcdr&e Dav"son Ls:-a spent g IoY1rre Searching fer tIie Girl He Had
 LoyeI in liis Youth;

George naWscn for two years has b.Sn seeking the wherga bouts of pret- " STbiI Lake. once of a Yorkshire vil- iage. He has spent thousands of pounds in the que~; and has grown morbid from the fGuitiessness of it.
 Two years ago London pLotograph- CTS were interested ill a wiId-eyed. Weather-beaten man who went round Had round the shops looking at the Photo graph Of o:cry girl they would show him. Every detective agency in England had been visited br the man and scores Of men were On the lookout for the girl. lie had met her in York shire. had loved her. and il WAS agreed that he should go in seSrch of his for tune and come back and marry her. lie went to India and starved but re- tained his hopes. One day q tin mine in B1rmah made him rich. He sold out for millions and hurried home, only to find tEe parents of the gil dead and her gone, no one knew where. She had left no word.
 Dawson went to Lonjcn and Scot land Yard took up the search For six months he searched in England, go- ing from place 70 place with sad, wild eyes. Then he moved on 10 America,
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS

me manufacturers of C3storia have 'tceh compelled to spend hundreds of 'housands Of dollars 10 famil;ariz.. inc RuOIlG With the signature of Charles H. hletcher. This has been necessi- iated by reason of pirates counterfeit ing the Castora trademark. This counterfeiting is 8 crime not only aGalnst the proprietors of Castoria. but against the growing generation All persons should be careful to sec that Castoria bears thc signature Of Charles Il. Fletcher. 1T they would guard the health of their children Parents, and mothers in particular, ought to care fltllH examine the Castoria advertise. laei'ts l,..l when have been appearing ia this paper and to relnainbpr that the wrapper of every bottle of genuine oasToria bears thY signature of Charles H. Flhtchee. under whose supervision 1t has been manufactured continuously for over thirty years.- Philadelphia Bulletin.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
FITTING cI1LDHEH INTO TRANCE.

pat h." :s.st'r into the h.rrotic #t"g,. Pearl placed the form of 1Le girl be- tween tWo chairs. with tLe head on 2rr "nH lie fee; of ihe girl on the @t her c!::.r. P,&r. >iocd Cn the middle "f h." sisters E.sGy lor over q minute. nrt lh" INrn"5'<ti I chi'I ra1e4iuad IS rieii :. iron. i',:sn ;hc yH:.,,ct was -"'| !" .;e on tt:" ground. j,,!r 10 ive.,l ""t fur >>te" so H% mo. ru 4"5 her trlSs |jr;T. s.. ru.hersG her skirts "bL,: a"r and hun7eej ;t.! uy-!'.1 l!. room for a ".,2A p':;ca in which tu lie down. The "}:.a~rn Wera "-aIy to do anl.h,rr that Pearl to3d them to do. Pearl !. lh5 eldest of ;.@T f"ther'., four children. A,n "hr was 'hrs- years cid Ter f;.- 'A~r. who w"@ sr"5yi@% hyrEctism, Used her as a s"7.i"yl. and sine imIne. di2tely began ,o Gyrsiop hyrrotic DOW. CTS herself She is a pretty little girl, with coal hack eyes anal hair She is .h school and practices hrpnotism cn!y for the entertainment of her fathers trierd.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13

play constructed on inc order ot fine Old Homestead" and 'SnUre Acres,
 and like those o,-el-,icen plays JcilS a story that f; Of quaint ani absorbing heart interest tItI,u@iiout. Several sensational sycnss are introduced also into the action uf the drama. one with q saw mill ;ls :, central feature being particularly drilling. rHe c,riD0nN carries two hands and an orchestra. and I rural sJ1oc5 :a3,,t" k given every day at noon which i: ot Clli.iu" int,-i- est. Indications. 1nvrc",:rn. are th:.; "UncIe Jo>i! ;iI.rifcr!,y' i'll 1ruye q very popular attraction aU the Jacques.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13

benefactors lie never azccrtaiEel; but they were supposed to be some wealthy New York merchants who imagined tkat but for Mir. Clay's ad- vocacy of q high protective tariff they WoU-d have been ruined
 Anotiser story rather reflects upon Mr. Clay's shreWdncss. but the .old line whig" tells it, just the same. In the days of the leadership of Henry Clay in national affairs horse racino was one of the greatest amusements and divers ions, and the Kcntuc[:y statesman always attended. The rac- ing was 2t Baltimore. There were TO steam cars. The trips were made in stages and coaches. On one occas ion Senator Clay rode over with a young student of the lcw. He was the son of another senator. On the way the young man asked Mir. Clay for his ad- vice as~fo the two most important points for every lawyer to know and to practice in his profession. MT. Clay said: ..4
 Tn the first place, always look after your fee. I never give any ad- vice or counsel, even to a personal friend, without a fee" :. The young man replied: s.I com prehend. It is Q good practical les son to ne to know that rnuch. I will pay your expenses during the three days of the races. if you will give me the other best of all points fer me to know and practice
 "VerY well. sad AIr. Clay. That,
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
EEiG!,f-S ear-OId GirI Can Make Her Brothers and Sisters Obey Her
 SifGht2s, Wishes.
Pearl Leteche. of Jersey Citv, an

Pearl Les@che, of Jersey City, an tight -Tear-old, is as'cnishing every enc hy her remarkable hypnotic pow t@. She is able to completely h%p- po5ize her younger brothers and sis CTS with only the slightest effort. While Hnder 1he inttucEcc the children will do anything they are tod. If she commands them to stand up they Go 70 Immediately. if she tells them 10 lie upon inc floor or raise an arm or q leg, 10 open CT c:osc their eyes. the re- quest is no sooner made than ii is com piled with.
 She gave an exhibition of her power at her home recently. After she had
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13

 @ s@--7f ? atriCal o SG aternal
UNCLE JOSH SPRTCERY.

Patrons of the Jacques will he treat cd to the always attractive rural drama during the balance of the week at the Jacques. when "Jnclr .Josi! Spruceby' will be ti3a play. It iS D
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13

will be sufficient ice. -sow a.ways be careful to get 3 retainer in cash. and as large contingent as you possibly can from your client before you Ut ter one word of advice. In the next place, never admit anything. I have induced lawyers to admit this, that
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
COON HOLLOW

Miss Lizzie Evans and q fine com pany III Coon Hoilow' -ttonGay. Tues- day and Wednesday at the Jacques.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Court Acme, [. Of X.
 Wonen's Relief corps. Wadhams post C. \. R. Tunxis tribe. I. 0. k. Ai Fourth division, -A. 0. 1T. American lodga. \. Q. |. V. Court Martin Hellma-n. r. of A. Friedrich Wilhelm lodge l.. Of r. St Francis Xavier drum corps. Court Linden. r. Of \. Court E. r. Phelan, r. of A. Company G drill.
 Friendly league. mandolin. social evening, Penny Prevalent Savings bank
 Polls. December 13.-Odd Fellows Minstrel show
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13

traversing the United States and Canada.
 But his efforts and his millions could rot find her. He became q monomaniac and the last news cf hiEl was that he was in India, scarning faces of Hindu girls in the bazaar at Delhi.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13

If you want q team or hack, go to Austin'S. 'PhCue.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
CHILD LyPNOTTST.

SLerlmerman, +. >+. !. Sun.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
MEMORIES OF CLAY.
Amusing Stories Tod by q Human
 Relic of Ante-Bellum Days.
Ancient Department Clerk Iho st:E HorShips tI.c Hen tSiclSy StHtcs- n3an-Most Grent Men Have
 Aching Feet.
Especial Washington Lettcr.I

.RAI hairs have brought dis 5 crction to one department
 clerk, at least. In one of the
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13

and the othor. until the judge would inform me flat they had admitted AWAY their cascs.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13

SMITH D. FRY.