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IQs hot bath, telephone. 230l 3d ave-
 FOR SALE. s600-Good lot, 23d st. $2000-New 2-story residence. $25oO-New cottage; $500 cash, balance s2 per month. $5000-Good home on 9th ave. $50o0-Most excellent corner, 7th ave. s50O0-Good home. 9th ave. $S000-Three good business lots near Jcf- ferson Theatre. s7500-Fifty feet on Sd ave-, close in. If you want to buy. sell or rent property, see us at once Don't forget our home sites on Fountain Heights.
 M P. MESSER 6 CO, Real Estate, Insurance and Bonding, Phones 819. PA Twenty-first Street, North $275o-15 acres. fronts 20Oo feet on car line; valuable, beautiful property; fine loca- tion. Terms reasonable. Worth 5000. See 1t. Eborn & Jones.
 FOR SALE.
 NORTHSIDE. $51oo-Modern 2-story house, 7th ave-. on corner. 5000 -Eight-room house, Eth ave-; 50x190. $575o- -Eight-room house,2 stories, 7th ave-: lot 50x190. 0O-Seven-room house, 9th ave-. lot 5ox 240.
 SOUTHSIDE. $2500 Cash-Four houses, avenue B.; rents $40 per month; close in. $4500-150 feet. 14th ave-, block from 2Oth street. -Twelve-room house, lot sox175. Un- derwood Hill. -Eight-room house, ,11th ave-; lot 50 x240 Call and see my list of properties
 F. l.. DEMERE.
 Room 10, Potter Building. 7-27-1m-sat-wed $500 cash, balance $4O month, buys a splerS
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SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED-Position by white girl as cook or house maid Address T. S., care Age- Herald.
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WANTED-Boarders for delightfully cool room; highfl healthful. Address Mrs. M.
 V. Little, Peoples phone No. 16. Avon dale. 7-10-tf
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REAL EsTATs.

FOR RENT--Nicely furnished front room,
 hot bath, telephone. 2301 3d ave.
The age-herald., 1901-08-24

$500 cash and $500 on easy terms will buy a beautiful block of acres, 100 yards of car line, near Ensley City. Eborn & Jones.
The age-herald., 1901-08-24
HELP wANrEp-MALE.
RoARpERs NAMED.

$10O0 cash and 5000 year for years will buy an elegant new modern. 9-room resi- dence near Ith ave, South Highlands. Eborn & Jones.
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| BUY, pack, move and store fnrnif1T-
and household goods: all storage moves
free; money advanced without interest,
only hrst class warehouse In CITY. r.
e LOTUS, 2ll Milan street Phone
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED IIomc; good ueighborhood; giya
full particulars and price drst letter OF
no attention paid TO same agents need
Grp
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED-A good location for tnrn ndgas
and undertaking business ~ NORTH t ,aSsn
or Oklahoma Territory u eou R,ib a0e 2ist
nreferrcd Address II. Is RUIN wv J,
ST Galveston, Texas.
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

roR SALE FIFTY head ~ Jrrscy caIfIe
and q wholesale milk trade Of SiS0 ptr
mouth cash. Address w, j. Jones, Kos
enhcrg, Texas .
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ALL HOLDERS of oil OF other ,x,, .
string TO sell the same will pls," II,
them with us with instructions' y.
he prepared to get the best rsssI,,
the foor OF the Houston OH ans ~
Exchange or elsewhere. to buy a n
Geo L. Porter 4 "a
o 2oe!1 Main slre,
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FREE SAMPLES Ladies' every town 10
sell best combination skirt supporter
and waist holder on the market. Salary
and commission. Perfection Mfg. Co,
aO4 Olive street 81. Louis Mo. =
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NOTICE is hereby given that IN. -
meeting Of the stockholders and dI, w
Of the Direct Navigation Compsrs \
be held Of the eompnny's Office Il \
at II o'clock, a. m. B. G. cuthn., X
rotary. m
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MANTFD- For fall trnde travelling sales.
man to sell direct from our mills good
paving sld0 line OF dry goods TO country
dealers Liberal commission, Mauufac-
turer, Box 1902, Philadelphia, Pa
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OF ANNUAL MEEiTiiiING-y.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING \.
Is hereby given that the annn,i - O.
Of the stockholders OF the c,i Isi'
Harrisburg and San Antonio p .sl|
company will he held at the v., Wy
ice Of the company In the cItT ~ II
ton, Harris county, Texas, Al ii, ", "
n. NJ. on the I'd day OF july. it6h
that the annasl meeting Of ths Ss..
directors Of said company viii h.I.''
AT the same place and on the ~.
Immediately after the Adjournment as \ 4 4
said annual meeting Of the sfoSts,saa
c. b. Seger. Secretary. X,
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-9ooo yEARLY-Lady or gentleman; man.
arc oefice. your own town; SO requlIeo
handle your money American Genern15
Agency. s56 Dearborn, Chicago.
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TO THE PUBLTc-NotIce Is 5efeSr n
that I withdraw from the market NJ
erty owned by me in the I'M Sdla|
Stanley and Moody surveys, and n
tract for sale Of these lands, eitr
my written authority Jules HEsi
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WANTED Ladies everywhere to sell com.
biuatlon skirt supporter aud wuist holder:
So free sample. Model Mfg. Co., Clucln,
uttt Ohio. 2
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ACTION SALES.

ITTTTf0NT ednesday next al 200 Congress
avenue. furniture. railroad packages
hoots. .oes, hats, shirts, underwear
cracker, glassware, ~ packages lamp
hxtures large organ. buggy. other goods
Fant Lubbock, =
I0TSTN COMMISSION AND AUCTIOT
uoUE Is now opened for business. con
signyents OF dry goods, country produce
andaousehold furniture solicited prompt
netns made; refer 10 T. w. House
ha1er; First National, South Texas
uaston National and Planters and No
clnics banks. Jno. ]. Flant, manager.
= q. Lubbock, auctioneer. Oh
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MAKE MONEY! Conduct, mail order pns,'
ness; we start you; particulars tor stuuip.
Central supply Co., 1882 Grand hunsH9
city, Mo, --------------
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WANTED -Clothrg salcsmen 10 open
sflcs agencies for Americas grcntrsb
tHllCrs proper facilities given to the
right parties. wuulcps In the pipcc for
display purposes furnished N required;
samples furnished free; a number Of our
sales agents are making from Sl2OU 10
SS5O0 per ycnr Write for terms and full
Information 90 Agency department {,
Lock Box SHG Chicago
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WANTED Working house help. steady
place 10 good woman; German preferred,
Address LUiS. this Office D
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WANTED Women to do pressing; those
with experience preferred. PNntitorium
club, al2 San JaCinto street.
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WANTED One saw mill edger for 10000
foot capacity mill. G.. +. Quinn & Co,
Lynehhnrg, Texas. 3
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sALESMEN-,'ro specially statesmen, capa.
HE OF successfully handling large propo-
sltions, We will pay salary OF $500 per
month Rest selling line ON the market
no experiment, quick sales, large or,
ders. extraordinary Inducements TO all
kinds Of trade We are established and
thoroughly responsible. Reference. Ad
dress 1852 this ofhce.
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WANTED Good servant 10 occupy servant
house, 1901 Capitol avenue. 2
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WANTED White glfI 10 do cooking ana
house work, small family. Can before
o'clock y. IN. 3OO5 Iceland avenue,
city. .
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good pay; steady job. Apply az ouDe 20
". b. IliDt, manager, Oliplint, Texas,
i. Y. Now MatnrIN TeAhs
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WANTED EVERYWHERE Husticrs TO
tack signs. distribute circulars, samples
etc: no canyassng; good pay. sun Adj
vertlsing Bureau. LicagN ?
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MONEY to lend in Harris county
Little. 31Old Main ST. -----,.
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WANTED Young man ms clerk in general
merchandise stOhh; Que not afraid Of
work; German preferred, Address 1888,
this office.
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500 to loan for client. T. " ~
30TIa Main. -----sT----S
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WE HAVE $4,000 20 lend % sSm n
security. Brashear 4 pannsnP-
Main street. -
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SALESMAN- To speciality statesmen capa
bile nf handling large propositions, we Will
Iay salary Of $500 per month, hest sell
Ing line on the market no experlcuce;
quick sales; large orders. extraordinary
Inducements to all kinds of trade, We
are established and thoroughly rCsponsi
Lln Ahlrngs nlAI. lhla nfncn.
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WANTED Engineer 10 run Shay engine
must be an experienced man Address t.
) HicRs, renuha Texas.
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ONLY HIGH CLASS speciality salesmcu
who are willing 10 earn $40 per week
h Fasy %PPE Ha9ac"my INC EYE eH5G
SON LRniE NIosn Co. Iowa CIV. Town :
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WANTED Woman 10 cook and do house.
work for family OF two; no washing. Vls
Milan street.
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/ HAVE listed for sale the fc i.'ss.
stocks, prices given on appinS rspi.l,
cago. Crude. Manhattan. ,s AsrfIt HI
ana Refining, Drillers gop,ai ~
Roby. Houston and Besumops MI
Drummers', Beaumont ana ~ ,csr
Garrick. Charles r, Munger ptS''
Klam's. -----,s--i
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EALESMAN WANTED Calling on country
aud city trade, to sell special line of sus-
pcnders $50 month aud lihorll commits
sious; splendid side line. Address, with
reference. W G.. simmons q Co, 33ih w.
Second sireet, ClnclnnnN, ONO.
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WANTED AT once girls 10 make pants.
Apply Wagner Tailoring Co., lOif Con.
gress avenue 3
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Observation-Disclosures FANORITES-
Century and bnll-bcaring DcrAuore type
writer's Carbury * Swope, Court Re
portcrs, Houston.
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WANTED Reliable persons everywhere to
distribute advertising matter for largo al.
vertsers; cash paid; pleasant work; no
scheme. Motion Distributing Agency.
Cleveland Ohio.
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Assnss ana 4 BROS. Fire ins1-s5-.
4 A0lusters. - lall 81. Il
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aud advertising solicitors here, liberal
SALARY Beaumont Daily Herald Publish
Ing Co =
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WANTED Toggers 10 ship us ash. saF
walnut ana cedar logs. Write us for
particulars &. X. Cummings & Co.
Houston. Texas. Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-02

,iNh btILHING, boiler settings ~
,,ns' ,sandntion masonry OF any desct,p.
street. see borden & Antell. 200 Main
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6ALESAfEN-Locat or travelling TO cali
on general trade With staple articles.
which We control. A handsome premium
positively worth 81 free, with each in
statesmen make $50 proht per order.
Experience unnecessary. Address Waters.
manager. suite "a. 1s2 Dearborn, Chi.
caEO. .
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sJENOGRAPHERs hoOkkeepers, drug
glsLs, statesmen, teachers, desiring posi-
tlosH are invited 20 address "'rhr TcIps
business Bureuu,' j W. Hudnall. pro-
prietor, Dallas. Texas, Established tSJ2
Member Of ths Dallas Commercial Cluh.9
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MANlEn -InlM-LrIon. mon Nd Momen d

WANTED Industrious men md women In
every town to work for US at thelr homes;
no cnnvnsslngi we VIII send work any
distances we have several lines OF work 10
give out, some of which requires no ex-
Itrienrr. it you cant devote the whole
9gssy 10 our work, you can earn 50 or
evenings Address Standard MIG. Co. 142
West Twenty third street New YORK. IL
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MONEY TO ToAN-we have az n. II 4
Of money to loan on Hous.ep. nsrii
erty or improved farms, ln,.Shsgig
suit borrowers. VIM. a.
Co. 200 Kiam bulldlnR. -. -.
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STATESMEN Wanted, the address 81 few
travelling men In every state to take
orders for a good selling article from
only enc house In each city or town
Use as side line, Send address quick to
the Illuminating Pub Co.. Cincinnati,
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sALEsMEN Side line; $500 Yearly easily
made: Americas New idea SuspendcrS
ana Belts; sell themselves; strictly MP,
to-date; now ga the market; exclusive
territory; write, giving references. Berry
Mfg. Co. r 30i Cincinnati Ohio, .
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Si50, 200 40 LOAN on Houslon - Ttllfl
residence property: one % I sS 4
lowest rates OF interest y pS seit;l Z
ments IL desired; no delay , " 4 " Z
money. Apply to \. L. A' ~
~ 49,
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MEN WANTED so weekly. position per.
monent, distributing circulars, samples,
two stamps for particulars. American
Advertisers' AssocIation, Newport. Ky. 3
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PROFESSIONAL.

arS sieh cal al suite 400, Mason hnildincu
--- anu lnHesllgate our methods.
~ IEC TIVE AGENCY-TTSTned 5-7Te.TT---So...
Lu,nlshed for civil aud criminai in,' ,,sss
eauonsi reasonable rates. corrasr ~ essl'
SQUEEZED James McCane, HOY in sI me
SS=57-,,77-, n
NOCAL lessons at half price 5 1-Tna- -.
lusI Term. Room 405 Mason buil5inS
ED $. PHELPS. Attorney ana C.S--..e;-.
~ Law. sl0ls Main street. Houston S.Ss
fEXAs SECRET SERVICE PT,pE1y,-
c,heEenced and bonded detectIra.A
~. VI criminal investigated, kor5 W
,m.sstehmen for dag or nIabf ssrn oonuen
st rssphat General Manager soSI M NJ
DETECTIVE AGENCY--TroI5.5- 5-...---T7--.'
furnished for civil and erir ~ ~ tteetlNfs
cations: reasonable rates. NINA snA lhyesu'
ION e' TsI James McCane, boz 100 Hons
" =-7777-S5--7 Il
'" 81 !. IonMNsEND, attorney 9f I S,--
TaneE FIRST 81. and Luflin ave"; oulce
son.hs W, Townsend & 90 o.,-e an.
Tn ..n o. vi Exchange, Bepnmont Se lust
80 eIs, brokers' and deniers ~ leAHa
t.s, large and small bodies ,snl es
nI,s rs sraEng. hardwood ana ~, ~, ute:
fersoa n1s Tor sale In the ronaf,as .ri
poiSA Jasper, Liberty. HsrS, ~ Jel'
Angeiina, San Aurnsf,n', ~.
on shar.s Abstracts aud er'es. e nrn "a,
g " :. az
~ COTTON & BROS F; --;---- -
Assh" and Adiuaters. - IA Nal, ipss q
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WANTED For U. y Army Able boditl
unmarried mon. between ages of ~ ana
80; citizens OF United states, 0f good
character and temperate habits who can
speak, read and write English For In
formation apply 10 Recruiting officer,
shaw building, Houston, Texas
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MONEY advanced on SALARIES y ~
slhle employees loans maus .sitiia1
without removal and ,up1In Ross. N
security OF any KIND. a. -
Texas avenue. room 0. -----ss----eI
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hVAhU az Stude's Point. cool roonis gool
board terms reasonable Three hloeI !
WeSSt OF central depot Transient sole,
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IoST ROUND. STOLE

LOST-On Friday night ,yrshsteT. :
Pierce and Hadly on sstufa
Ice wool shawl Piehss ,,hsrsl ~
Chartres street ano g g. -
STRAYED-Red COW, pIshhlIs ~ Z,
derilnedl; no earmark' - IN h ~ .
head. Return 70 ~, .rtess -
ceiYe reward; tlo1 GeIkl.s..-. =. ~
STRAYEp- IS reward tof s,sni > !,
sew cow: fresh IN milk; RES.
hin; brass tips on hcfns ~
n, witsher. East MeE.kS---, "
L0ST-Grand Central ve r.
1901. one Irish settss fS1r AZ y
Return same 70 y n -
reward.
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Native African TeIenhone.

People often wonder how the ma.
tiyes in Africa contrive to transmit
news with apparently miraculous ia
pidity across miles of bush and des-
eTt. The explanation is a simple one
They use the telephone. The Sou
danese telephone is nothing like the
one in use in European countries. Il
is of two kinds-a hOllowed-out ele-
phant tusk of immense size or a tam
tam. The tusk can be made to trans
NIT seven distinct notes by means OF
slice of tree bark, which is placed
on the outside of the tusk at varying
distances from the mOuthpiece. BY
means Of this instrument sounds ear
be heard at a distance of seveTa
miles, and messages are frequently
transmitted as much as 200 miles
in a single day by these primitive tel
ephoneS.
The Washington bee., 1901-08-03

the chalkline. Southland glared across
the white frontier at him, but made
no protest. even when the farmer took
Mrs. Southard out driving or to the
village picnics or to husking bees.
a week ago, it is said, Mrs. South
ard deposited the baby on the chalk
line and disappeared. She did not re-
turn that night. This the husband
looked upon as a prOvocatiOn to war,
and he went looking through the vii
lage for facts. He started his dam
age suit against Johnson as a result
of what he thought he discovered.
With his lawyer and a constable
Southland hunted Johnson to serve the
papers on him. They found him milk
ing cow. He saw them first and hid
in a cellar. The subsequent hunt for
him included a chase across lots and
some tree climbing. He was served
eventually.
The Southards got some more chalk
and renewed the chalkline. The wife
sat on the south side of il and sulked.
Together they talked 80 a reporter.
Il hove Johnson best. and I'm glad
20 get rid of my husband" said the
wife 'I married for a home and be-
rause Mr.. Southard said he'd Kill him
self If I didn't. I married him 10 save
his life. I'm sorry I did it.
ITS his own fault. He let me go
with Johnson while he danced and
flirted with my younger sister. He
has proposed to her. She says so.
But I won't let him marry her while
I'm alive
Keep your side Of the chalkIne!"
exclaimed the husband, warningly.
Keep your side yourself!" angrily
cried the wife
The Washington bee., 1901-08-03
DIVIDED THE HOUSE
Domestic Quarrel Leads to Semi
Voluntary Separation.
Old Homestead Shelters Both Hus-
band and Wife, But Chalk Line
Keeps Them Apart-A Bu-
collie Scandal.

When Leander Southard and his wife
quarreled, says the New York World,
they divided their house in two sec
tiOns with a chalk line The wife and
the baby took up their abode on the
south side, which was the sunniest
and best while the husband occupied
the chilly and dark region on the
northern limit of the frontier.
This division of territory, however.
was a failure as a peacemaker, and
for { reason which international poll
ticians will appreciate. There was no
buffer state between the two parties
and frontier frictions arose that have
driven them into the courts.
Leander Southard, whose chalkline
cottage is at Norwood, L. l., two miles
from LynbrOok, is now suing John
johnson, rich farmer and neigh bor
for $4,000 damages, claiming that he
stole away the affections of Mrs
Southard. Lawyer George A. Mott
served the papers the other day.
The Southards. it is said, lived hap
PLY until one day the wife came TO
her husband and broke some news to
him.
IT love Farmer Johnson" he says
she said. u have loved him for three
years" Then she snapped her fingers
defiantly.
Leave my house at once!" cried
the angry husband.
II WON'T" retorted the wife. 81
have done nothing wrong. 1 shall not
leave until am ready"
Then the chalkline, balkline plan
suggested itself. Southland bought
five cents worth of chalk and drew the
line, and the wife moved the baby and
sewing machine over to her territory
Every Saturday night during three
years Southland put the housekeeping
money for the week on the chalkline,
taking care not to invade his wife's
preserves.
Farmer Johnson was a frequent
caller, but he never went north of
The Washington bee., 1901-08-03
PROFESSORS wooINe.
Mistaken for a Horse Thief, Chased
by the SheFiff and Shot At While
Driving Home.

From Greensburg, Ind, a oorre-
spondent writes TO the Indianapolis
Press that a drama that included
good many phases of western border
life was enacted there when Sheriff
Davis and a deputy, both heavily
armed, went out the Michigan road
20 arrest a horse thief that had been
reported as headed for Greensburg
from Shelbyville. At the city limits
the officers met a horse and buggy
and commanded the driver to halt.
The latter lashed the horse and start
ed on a run through the city with the
officers ia pursuit. The sheriff was
The Washington bee., 1901-08-03

trolley lines and has attended lectures
whenever his business would permit.
One morning not long ago, 5 his car
was bowling along the street at a pref
ty fast rate of speed, little child wnC
was playing on one of the pavements,
started for the other side Of the
street. apparently without seeing the
on-rushing car.
StephanOve changed his bell with all
his might and the child, instead Of
needing it as a warning, gave one
frightened look at the car and stood
stock still in the middle of the track.
paralyzed with fear.
Immediately Stephanove applied the
brakes with all their force The ear
iolted aEd bumped and slowed down
but the mOtOrman and the horrifiel
spectators saw that it could not be
stopped before it reached the child.
But Stephanove did not lose his head
for an instant.
Letting go of the brake and the mo-
tor, he leaned far over the front of the
car and just in the nick of time caught
the frightened little form in his arms
and lifting it from the ground held il
there until the car stopped.
There was a loud shout of relief from
the spectators, and StephanOve has
been a hero ever since.
He takes his honors modestly.
To him il does not seem remarkable
that he should work like day laboreI
for seven years in order to obtain the
education of a gentleman
The Washington bee., 1901-08-03
STUDENT MOTORMAN.
Graduated from Yale Proves
Himself n Hero

Constantine Demster Stephanoye,
the plucky young Greek who, after
seven years hard work, has won his
degree of master Of arts from Yale,
was the hero of a thrilling episode on
the morning on which he won his bach
elor's degree.
Stephanove has been working his
own way through college
During the past year he has been
motormau on one Of the New Haven