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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
HER WOMAN LOVER FAITHLESS
AND FINDING Vt OUT
DOLLY QUAPPE KILLS HERSELF
Nell PickereII, Who Masquerades as Handsome Boy
Courts Pretty Miss-A Lovers Quarrel,
and Then Death by Suicide
AND FINDING 1T out

Because she believed her worn-
a. lsver was faithless. Dolly Quappe
kAll&d herself BY swallowing carbolic
- il = room Of the Goodwin block.
st1k FIRST avenue. yesterday after
<ena Nell pfckereli. 4 woman Dis.
r2xed IN rams attire. was the OBJ
~ II her affections. IL Il said tina.
Dniiy did not know she was in love
xith y woman, She thought her
Ased ere was Harry IAvtnw~tone,
~ narne adopted By the ptckereii
fxt Dolly esnapra was a " aitreas,
"a had she lived would have gone
i work In Wrlght's restaurant this
xcrnlrg she was a handsome girl.
1 decided blonde with regular sea-
nrsz and large blue eyes. Her
nsta<n hair falls below her waist.
OILY Three Weeks Arc
rhres weeks ago she came 20 this
s1ty With her sister, AdaIia. who
kwx In the Goodwin block. when
- had been In Seattle but a few
t<ys she met Nell Pickercli Sleguls-
~ a. handsome man and bearing
~ FALSE name Of Harry livingstone.
Harry" made love 10 the girl. and
ne. seeing In her new found friend
{ esose resemblance 10 a former
e@s>theayt. she returned the affec-
si0n. soon tha two we're IN each
sfher's company constantly. At a
ts1ce IN Ballard recently Nell Pick
4<'l alias Harry Livinsst0ne, wa.
inspected % stealing an ow.-cnaf.
1Ae QEappe giri learned ~ this and
Nrufs . letter 70 her hove, stating
nat the police xaspecset Neil.
fssIsd ne Peer Girl
TA< letter was lost and came into
~ hsnds of Officer Hubbard after
<el1 was arrested At the city fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
THE BAILEY
BUILDING
TAKES FIRE
Steel Construction Saves the Block
From Much Damage

The Bailey building at Second
avenue and Cherry street had
narrow escape from being badly
burned this morning. The steel
Iathes used Ia the construction OF
the building probably saved much
damage.
just when the fire started cannot
positively be said. Some time dur
Ing the night two wires became
crossed In the wall between the Of
flee Of VIM. Parrnalee on the Fourth
floor and the hall.
At o'clock this morning one OF
the men In the piukerton Detective
agency office detected the smoke.
An alarm was sent IN and the fire
apparatus turned out for tia third
run during the night. Holes were
chopped through the ceiling to the
nffh floor and others IN the fourth
floor to the one below.
After a chemical stream had been
in operation for a few moments the
fire was out From the appearance
o. the wood on the inside Of the
walls, II IL evident that the fire must
have burned for some time. as the
inside beams are all burned away.
The damage Ii comparatively
large, as the woodwork II Of solid
oak. Probably $500 will cover the
loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
LICENSED TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been lsausd: Aaron Lifts. aged
81. and Margaret Daushsrty. "a.
both Of Leary. Edwin Van Bus
kirk. %. % Grants Pass. Ore. and
Grace Van Busklrk. 10. of Ballard I.
J. j. Haliworth. Is. and Katie Lixxie
Siei. Is. both OF Issaduah. fKnasiss
William Miller. =. and Nina Betfier,
Is. both Of Seattle. Jerome aMuuei
sarasso. -. and ArdslI Graham. "a.
both Of Seattle Allen r.. Leas and
Flora @. Priest. both 81 Ballard. Al
bert BusHcher. Is. Of Seattle. and
Flora May HanGiey. IS 81 winnetka.
HI. Archie 9. Farron. n. and Fan
ME Hepburn. Is. both 81 Seattle
Taeephlnshrd bnemf bnmbnmnm. ;.
Jusephus Bowerman. ~. and Bird
+. CuOpsun. Is. both Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
LOST THEIR WHISPERS
FOR SWEET CHARITY

the women who had been studyin
the architecture of haywood whiak-
ers got a happy thought.
n VIII SO out and trim up the
whIskefs of the men," she said.
and charge them for II. and give
II all for the church fufuifure."
The next day ona " the pfomlnent
citizens was observed on the street
with hts beard Ia founres.
Before thu end OF the week nearly
ali OF the whsaksrs Of the congreKa-
ton had been "mmds over Tor the
cause ~ the church. Some were cut
bias. others were trimmed with
ruehing, many had houncea. but All
were described under the generic
titir ~ church whsskerE" at the
regular rate Of Is cents each. and the
church pErior fund win soon b~
complete.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26

she remarked about fooiinx the
ouappe Girl and laughed about the
matter. she was released ns no
complaint was filed against her.
After Nell's release she had a
quarrel with Dolly over another gift.
Mabel Lacke. ona who had also been
Deceived hy the ruave Harry Law
inEstone." This led 70 trouble. and
Indirectly 20 the tragedy yester-
Durinv the quarrel Dolly snatched
from her lovers wafch-chain
lockes containing a picture 81 Mabel
Dolly n destroying the little Pic
tuFe and rwpruaehed her for IL. In
letter The Qnappe girl received the
eptsile yesterday noon
rse Deaely Drag
Al 80 o'clock IN the afternoon she
procured 10 cents worth OF carboiie
acid from Hirxchs pharmacy Al
First avenue and Pike wire~t.
Whether she bought II herself, OF
some one bought II for her. Is not
known The drug was purchasesi %
Clerk G. ~. Conrad AZ o'clock
Mrs. Passenger. iandiady Of the God
win house. heard grOans issuing
from Room No. 1.-THE one occupied
by Dolly Quappe.
sac Was pytnr
On the bed In the room the land
lady saw the girl wrfthinw Ia pain
aud frothinE at the mouth. Mrs
Passenger at once detected the ofcr
or carhcTic acid. DrS Miles and
Cummings ware hurrtediy called and
they worked over the giri for two
hours. but With no success. she ex-
pfrcd at 8 o'clock The body ~aa
taken 10 Batterworth's undertaking
pariora.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
|ESSEL WRECKED ON
RICHMOND BEACH
/ German Bark Driven on Shore by Terrific Seas-Two
Other Vessels in Distress There May
Be Loss of Life

merchantmen then drifted aiong,
fonung the schooner Stimson. also
carrying away her howsprit and
making a gap In that vessels side.
Both ships drlfted alons toward
Richmond beach AT furious pace.
where the biz bark was wrecked,
The schooner Stimson was stranded.
The seas In the meanwhile rolled
over the vessel. seriously jeopardls-
ing the lives OF those on board.
Az last accounts u Is not known
whether any lives were lost, but Il
u feared that there may be. The
tug Tyce and several other Sound
vessels are now trying to pun tho
vessels Oft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26

CHICAGO. Dec. ai.--The women Of
this First Congregational church. at
haywood. are striving 10 make an
important Improvement in their
house Of worship. They want TO ft
up the parfors In antique oak with
plush upholstery.
Heavy tasks. however. do not dis
courage these women. When they
wanted q pipe organ last y~ar they
went To work ard raised the money.
and had enough left over TO buy a
silver plate properly inscribed and
placed on IL.
New they want parIor furnishings.
and the bewlidrred men OF May
wood are helping TO pay for ". Az
ter every money raising device had
been thought out and tried one Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
Good Radiance

A batch or ~ Cinnamon applied
for return certificates an the custom
house this morning Tho party con-
Riata Of ail local ceiostinls. who have
been successful in Snnttle ana now
want to see china once more
one OF them EOea to visit HE
mother whom. be- hnyH. 10 over 30
Year, old another rpeH to see bic
young chinls. while another goes 90
place loan Of money. which he
thinks be can Do moro successfully
by being on the spot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
HORSE KILLED
BY LIVE WIRE

ON account Of the storm early this
morning, some electric light wires, at
Jackson and Eighth avenue gpt
tangled with wires belonging 20 The
sunset Telephone 60. and burned
them through. allowing thcm 90 drip
60 the ground. A valuable hufae he.
longing 60 an eSpreasman was kill
cd thia morning hy coming in cons
tact with one Ut the 1--we wires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26

- tug Stlmson Of Ballard ar
"a h Seattle this afternoon with
4ssxs 81 a thrilling shipping disas-
Z wh'eh occurred behind West
- HABIT during the heavy sale
i riwht. II Is possible that n
= Il life resulted,
me four-masted German bark.
-, which was headed up the
sra. lost her pert anchor and then
- u DRIFT. she was huffeted
ut by the angry waves and
ally struck the schooner Mildred,
- San Francisco. carrying away
= sstter's howsprit and tearing
xay part % her rigging. Tho blg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
Contagious Diseases

Contagious diseases reported 20 the
health ofhce today were ~ follows
Frank Mullen aged 20 years ~ To-
icdo. wash. smallpox Elmer ",
Hustled, aged 10 years. HkaEit
county. smallpox. Roth were picked
up on the street and sent 20 the
pcsthuuae.
Harlnnd nrumnon, OF 22s Easilaks
avenue. has scarlet fever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
SHIPPING MEN
HAVE THEIR FEARS
That Much Damage May Be the
Result OF Storm

Fears are entertained BY local
shipping men that the results OF
last nights storm viii be destructive
10 shipping az many points along
the Sound. AS telegraphic COM
municntlon In badly interrupted, no
reports can be received.
Even the local marine exchange
can hear nothing from It's cores
poudeut at Port Townsend, although
Il Ia well known that several sailing
vessels bound for Seattle are in that
vicinity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
FARMERS MEET

wENATcHEE Dec. as. The Par
mefa Institute opened nt to o'closk <
this morning. Professors Piper and
Fletcher read articles on Pear
Blight" ana Planting 81 Orchards.
and e., H. Emigh gave paper on
'fhe How and Why ~ Farming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral of the late Samuel H.
Bell took place AZ o'clock this at
tsrn0on FROM the residence. III.
Hoyicston avenue. The ceremonies
were under the auspices OF stevens
Yung offieiated
The funeral u Miss Beaaie l. Kirt-
land took place from the mortusry
chapel 81 nuttsrworth and Sons at
I 80 this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
CRAFT SUFFER
ON WATERFRONT
Wind Holds High Carnival and Does
Many Tricks

The effects Of last nights gale are
easily visible along the water front
this morning. Several small fish
ing smacks bear bruises from bump
ing up against one another. One
unluckier little fellow than the rest
has sunk completely out 81 sight.
only the top Of It's mast, with n
shredded sail attached. being visible.
The floating dock near the fire en-
CINE house iH a wandcrer and evil
IDENTITY tried TO find shelter below the
trestle work there. The bay in many
places Ii strewn with piles and
boards that were washed from DIFF
ferent docks along the waterfront.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
TURN vEREIN
Faunen. Bauen Celebrated al Ger.
mania Hail

The Seattle Turn Ncrein held an
old time Tanneubamm az GegmRnia
hail Last night. An excellent proc
gram was given by Prof. W. q.
f,sixer and HIS athletic class. fol-
lowed by a genuine entertainment.
Fully 90 children we're present and
Ill received kifta Dancing conciud-
20 The enjoyable evening. More than
20 persons attended the celebration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
PLEASANT SURPRISE

The many friends OF Miss Sadie
Goldberg rendered her surprise
party at her residence. $40 Wash
lnKton street sunday evening The
hours were spent pleasantly, various
games and music being INDUCED ia.
Refreshments were served the lat
ter part % the evening, Those pres.
vnt we're Miss Sadie Goldberg. Miss
Della Goldstcln Miss Liiiy Etnbert.
Miss tiaxte winbsrg, Miss Rose
Grvenberg. Miss Lulu Grcenh~re.
Miss Hattie kesnotE. Miss Gnidtc
Rickles Miss Sadie Carbiove. Mr.
aud Mrs. ~. Genss. Mrs. A. Ulock,
Mr.. !. Levenworth. Mr.. 81. Cole. MIR.
II Adler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26

The Seattle Y. NJ. G. A. basket bah
team won out against the A. NJ. a..
A. team % Vancouver, after "A hot-
ly-conteated game nt Vancouver
last night, Although the score WAS
100, the Vancouver team did good
work. and the game " said 10 have
been an interesting one.
Thts Was the firat game OF the
sFason. The home Y. NJ. G. A. team
has held the championship for the
Northwest Tor three years. aud ia
training hard TO retain the honora
another year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
Sailor Arrested

Fritz Smith. a sailor. 10 In custody
charged with the theft of n trunk
from the Mallory house. corner
Yeslcr way and Fourth avenue.
when searched 40 police hendquar.
fers Smith had a number OF trim
ksts claimed 80 have been taken
from the trunk. Policeman Thomp-
Hon made the arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
Made . Cleanup

Joe Henry. who rooms over the
Elk cafe on First avenue, reported
10 the police this morning that a
burglar had entered his room dur
in4 the night. The thief secured
almost every article movable In the
room.
Clothing Of all kinds. shirts, neck
ties. shoes, and even HE 4i-caliber
Colts revolver was stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
HAS A GUN NOW

The employees % the city treasuf-
er's office presented Treasurer Sam
ftathhan with a very fine No. sSs5
repeating rife. on
Christmas day, Mr.. Rathbnn Ia turn
gave 70 each 81 his force a suitable
lhristnaS RENE mhrAncA. Nr
IN an enthusiastic hunter
and the present was greatly Appge-
cfat<d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
SEA SOLDIERS

Capt. y. X Cole, commanding Of
fleef 81 the marine cotps on Puget
sound. has been transferred from his
command hsfe 20 a foreign station.
He viii leave within a few DAYS for
San Francisco. Probably half ~ the
marines stationed on Puget sound
will 80 with him.
This month ipst past has been
busy one az the local marine re-
cruitiuE office, between three aud
four hundred men have applied Tor
enlistment. ~ which less than 50
have been accepted The men re-
cruited here Will b. sent 20 the Phil
ippines, Samoa and West Indian
stations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
NO INQUEST

II 4. proba BILE that no inquest win
be held over the remains Of Dolly
Quappe. A post norton exnmina-
ton % the remains viii he made
this afternoon. Coroner Hoys has
not yet located the girl who II be-
iisved 10 have purchased the poison
for Dolly Quappe. An effort IN be-
ing made 20 find her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
ROBSON CASE

Samuel ]. ana Charles X Robegon.
pfoprintofH ~ en- umbrella store o.
Second avenue ma Marion street
were called 40 for tfini 10 Justice
cams court this afternoon on Che
charge ~ assault ana battery. pre-
frfrod against them by waldo kcu-
nard. The latter enya he was pn-
atulted lu their store Moudny even
Ing ~ them without prpvocatiou,
The HpbeHou brothers accused him
~ being a shop Hitter.
The cnsc wna continued until next
Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
Present TO Firemen

The Bailey Building Company to-
day sent 60 Chieg Cook u check for
$50 "a BE- applied 20 the Firemenn
Relief Fund. II was In appreciation
parsmsnt az the IRE In the Bailey
building last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26

Nome City for Portland

ne steamer Nome City sails today
1f Portland. Che did not take tho
ran Ffaneiseo run today an prcvl-
80 aebeduled The steamer John
kimball was substituted. sailing
- kan francisco tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
Remembered BY His PnnIls

prof aud Mrs iudAou =. Wilson
were Yesterday presented with "a low
ing cup bY the faculty and students
Of Wilson'S Modern business college
The trophy iH Of silver ana hand
aumel y engraved,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
IS never
BEFORE
Fistmas Of 1901 Celebrated
With Unusual Fervor

sale never had happier Christ
NNfnen that Of 1901. and never had
~ people more cause 10 celebrate
~ festival The day was observed
81 classes OF people according 10
Use and the tastes of the great
Hx)arity kept them at home The
suF<fs. accordingly. looked more ike
1t41y Than a week day. especially
= M afternoon. Early in the day
M<n were numerous on the street.
s'saoash the business houses were
&1<<iY clrsed.
I1e tremendous business done for
s<N days previous IN all lines. and
HffscularIy IN holiday goods In pos
we assurances that a merry Christ
Maz was spent In thousands Of
11fnss- Many employers bestowed
IT'S urs0u their employees. the tradi-
1onsf turkey or goose being the fa-
Fcrits token Of generosity and good
rrsis< in cssrehes
Esiixious services we're held in ali
hufchss. which were attended by
housands who did not know the
Mlxin and true intent and meaning
g Christmas commefnoration. The
Eopzex Of worship we're beautifully
eeroratsd with flowers. evergreens
ard holly.
The religious and charitabls or
nHizafl0ns Of the city looked after
ne unfortunate wfth unusual zeal.
snf private generosity did much be-
t'fes. 20 that II anybody was hungry
= this big city yesterday II was be-
aus his needs we're too carefully
kIffen.
y may not have looked quite like
1ffIstrnss at first to newcomers
nom the frozen East who are accus-
#Hed 10 seeing the earth n7antled In
1fifs for the reception of Santa
s'1ns. But II they missed a white
Hxfistmas" they must have been as-
Erkt that the leaden skies Of Seat
rs December looked down upon an
11ufpassed scene Of prosperity and
ffzsure. THE day was cloudy. but
ai1fsf warru. and II did not rain.
Below the Line
Nhfitfmas was not forgotten be
- the IlnA," term which certainly
understood ~ everybody. The
,efm u celebration thfrs was hardly
tnfiss-like. aside from the street
#Hlfan ~ the armies. The reckless
.1pNtati9u ~ the world III graft and
osbsuchsry thought II fitting. as they
<'Hats %. 70 celebrate the holiday
more than ordinarily desperate
te1Eea az their favorfse vicgs They
fpi more Intoxicated than usual. and
va sinister sight that the ten
esFloin presented from Christmas eve
rs'1 this morning Thirty-six hours
pandemonium in sufficient de-
1lption, though no serious disturb
sncss took place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26

Czarina Tor Frisco

The freight steamer Cxnrina. OF
the Pacific Clipper line. after IN
loading her cargo OF powder and
dynamite here sailed this forenoon
for Tacoma. there to unload the
balance OF her cargo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
Child Lost

Bertha Tonklin. n g-year-old girl
who lives AZ 3itM Plummer street. is
missing from her home. hnd police
assistance has been asked 20 find her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
New Tacoma Steamer

The steamer r. &. Reed made So
initial inp 90 Tacoma this morning
from the tillysfioEnrdu dock She
carried feW paHsnngrFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26

Canes and pipes for presentations
~ Moore's. 705 Second avenue. ...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26

THE annual stockholders meeting
of the Cook Kitchen Mining 90.
win be held at y. m. Saturday
January 4th, 1902. room 3. Pythian
block. Signed
LYMAN BANKS, Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-12-26
rgsaI NOTICES

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the State OF Washington In and for
the County OF King. Emma Hub
bard. plaintiff. vs. Siias Hubbard,
defendant. No. 80 500 Summons
for Service by Publication. state
OF Washington to the said Siias
Hubbard. defendant
You are hereby summoned TO Rp-
pear within sixty days after the date
~ the FIRST publication OF this sum
mons. levitt within sixty days after
the 18th day 81 November. A. -. 1901.
and defend the above entitled action
In the above entitled court. and an
swer the complaint OF the plaintiff
and serve a copy Of your answer
upon the undersigned attorneys for
the plaintiff OF their Office below
stated and In case OF your failure SO
10 do, Judgment Will be rendered
against YOU according TO the demand
OF the complaint which has been filed
with the clerk OF said court, the OBJ
ject for which this action Is brought
Is TO obtain a decree OF divorce from
the defendant on the ground that the
defendant has failed and neglected
and refused to support plaintiff and
10 make suitable provision for plain
tin and her family and also. because
OF cruel treatment upon the part OF
the defendant towards the plaintiff
and also. because the defendant has
abandoned the plaintiff for one year
and more.
The three matters herein stated
constituting three separate causes OF
action for divorce az specified I'm the
laws OF the state OF Washington.
sPECKERT & Cassidy,
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Fletcher g. Carpenter, realty bar
gains only.
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IN the SUPERIOR C0URT on

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
King County, state Of Washing
ton. Nettie Zemaneky, plaintiff,
vs. Isaac a. Zemnnsky. defendant.
No. s2a2i. Summons for service by
publication.
The state OF Washington 10 the
said Isaac A. Zemansky, defendant:
You are hereby summoned 10 APP
pear within sixty (60) days after the
date OF the first publication OF this
summons. 20 wit; Within sixty (6o)
days after the 2ist day OF Novem-
Der. 1901 and defend the above en-
titled action in the above entitled
court and answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff, and serve a copy OF
your answer upon the undersigned
attorney for plaintiff az his (their)
office below stated. and In case OF
your failure 30 20 do, Judgment viii
be rendered against YOU according
TO the demand OF the complaint.
which has been filed with the clerk
Of said court. The object OF the
above entitled action is TO obtain a
divorce from the defendant on the
ground OF non-support and desertlon.
ALBERT u. MARTIN,
NstfA
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Postohice and office address. Room
u. Arlington hotel. Seattle. Wash
First publication, 18th November.
1901
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+. o. address, Rooms 205- 207 COL
Inns building. Seattle, King County,
Washington,
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-04-17
What Shall we do with Him!

Now that VIC have Aguina!do
the question is Whu. shah we do
with tim? Perhaps il would be as
well "a brand him and turn him
loose. We must not end the war
now. senator Tii'mHn tells this
story, which some cf you have pre-
badly heard before: ''At Il small
station ON the Southern Railway
the ln'iic population won't down
I WEE a day 10 see the limited pass.
On" morning when hYppucd TO
be there a typical clay eater stood
apar: from The thrOug, his com
panion being a lean, hungry, val
lar u sitting on his hGuches half
asleep. When the train whizzed
past, the dog lit out after ii, yelp.
ing like mad, and followed it
around the bend in the road. By
and by he came lim?ing back on
three legs and l'pped down beside
his master dead gone. | said: "My
friend, do you reckon that foot
dog thought he could catch that
train?" lie squirted half a pint Of
tabacco juice acros the track,
locked AT the dog a sort Of pitiful
ana replied: 81 dunno, Governor,
but the thought that Wuz agitatin'
my mind WIZ what i'll the hell he
would a done with it if he had
caught it.--New York Press"