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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-11
TRIGG COMP ANY
SCORES TRIUMPH.
The Torpedo Boat Destroyer Decatur
Exceeds Her Contract
Speed.
fsnecjal Dispatch to The Times.)

ANNAPOLIS. MD, Dec. 10.-The tor
nedo boat DESTROYED Decatur, built by
the Wm. r. Trigg Company, of Rlch-
mond, Va, ran her official standarulzlng 1n;a !,
screw trial trip over the Barren Island n.
course in the Chesapeake Bay 70 70.
dav The contract requirements call for
2S knots, which the Decatur eAceeueu' liie'
official record being 2S.24 knots.
The Decatur is the first OF the sixteen
of her class to have an o11clal triai: fier o.r
go. beam % feet; draft, feet; displace-
ment 465 tons; indicative horsepower,
6 noo Her armament consists of one 49,
inch torpedo tube. two 1A-pounders and
1wo s-pound rapid-fire guns.
The boat was in charge Of T.. Jardine
r,,nerintendent Of machinery for VIM. r
,rrirg Company and the machinery in
charge Of Geo. F. Coleman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-11
-Four Million Let Loose.
lRy Associated Press

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1o.-The
Treasury officials have decided to antici-
pate the interest due January 1st anc
next Saturday United States Treasurer
Roberts will mail checks amounting tt
s4,4566 SGT for interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-11
Fest the Record.
nv AsSo.iated Press !

tby- I'TeSS.J ---------
NEW ORLEANS. LA, Dec. 1o.-The
new Morgan Line steamship FL Sigio.
Captain Il. B. Quick, which arrived this
morning from New York. has lowered
the record. having made the fastastt
maiden trip ever made by any vesssl
from dock by thirty-tire minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-11
YOUNG M'KAY GETTING WELL.
A Delicate Operatioa Was Performed on h..m
Sunday.

Gordon Mckay. the eleven-year-old son
of Mr.. A A. Mckay. of No. no East Main
Street. was operated on Sunday for
throat trouble that affected his hearins
DR.. Davidson performed the operation
assisted by Drs. Miller and Harman The
operation was successful and the lad is
rapidly recovering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-11
Tribe OF Ben Hur.

A tribe of Ben Hur was organized last
night at the Pickett Camp Hall by Rep
resentative Mckilwe. The tribe was
started with thirty-four members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-11
Edwards Coronation.
lBy Associated Press.l

LONDON, Dec. l0.-At a session Of the 4
Priyy Council to-day King Edward de-
3finitely fixed June Is. 1902 as the date
that Parliament will meet January 18th.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-11
WEATHER FORECAST.

Torccas. for Wednesday and Inuluay n.n..1sG.v
Virsinia-Fair "Wednesday, M r,sst.
Increasing cioudiness; dlr1l'Nlsh4"s
criy winds. 1,,oa,e..9
day: Thursday. cloudy and warmer; nsns s
variable winds. ss
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-11
RANCE OF THERMOMETER

The Thermometer ranged as follows d.
rhe Times ONCE yesterday: A. M, 4s' A.
ri, so: s p. NJ, 81; 6 p. NJ, IS: Z. M.' az
j. N, 4s. Average, 4S.o.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19
Biseifoof's Opportunity.

Blackfoot's opportunity hss come al
lasi Ia uiln--- iirsirlss- operas without
going far irum home. The Auditorium
company Of Poeasullo, sill open the
hes auditorium next Friday evening,
January 2iih, with th. Boston Lyric
opera company on the stage. The iis1
Of fofetas Tor Ia. engagement, Is; The
Idols Eye, Friday evening; Wang, Sat
arday evening. aud The Fencing Mas
ter Tor Saturdays matinee.
Blackiuot rsr,I.- desiring tickets can
get Agent Collin. to wire for them aud
have them reserved for either OF all
performances. Arrangements are be-
Ing made with the railroad ccnpans
for u coach ,o be attached TO The freight
train Friday afternoon and special rates
given Tor the round trip. This Is BLACK
'cot'. golden opportunity to witnes'
hne operas.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19
"BIackfoof, Its Importance
Mokes Es Co-i0rious.

An old timer said to The NEWS yes
terday ''Tbe importance OF Black
foot makes me feel plumb ga-lorions.
Why, IN the few years have been here
have seen it grow up ont of the sage
brush and become AN incorporated
town.
Look ut the news from Boise this
week. IL has been given senator.
a member nf the governors staff. and
the messenger to Wasbinston. and then
go over TO the court house and see the
splendid array of officers it has given
the county for the term.
Last week it was told our asylum
was the bert managed IN all of Uncle
Sans home aud foreign country, and
everybody knows Backfoot has the best
u: 5 land Office iu the State. with OH
I ciul- OF the creme de Ia creme 10 coui-
te.y and attention.
II feel plumb ga-lorious over the good
| fortune Of the town. and let me tel
you more, I'm proud of The BLACK
FOOT NEWS. I'm glad its semi-week
| ly, one Of the best papers in the State
Lives there man with soul SO dead
Who never TO himself has said
On wha,e'er sea you sail or land you tread
You'll find no better place than Blackfoot.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19
Oiusion Of Ms County.

The Nnws wss informed yesterday
that tn, fight for the division OF binR-
ham county WAS on in earnest and that
Idaho Falls had send "a strong dele.
gation 10 Boise to press the matter be-
forc the legislature.
Well, let IL 90 ut that. There is
long distance between the poles and tue
equator, the dividing poin, OF the hem
lspherc-. and one has To travel over
rongh places to make the distance
The divieionists are the travellers th''
time aud they will know something o
the obstacles along the way before they
Reach the equator.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19
Tho Idors Eye BY the Boston lyrics

The coming engagement OF the Bos-
ton Lyric opera company in Pocatello
at the new auditorium for two nights
and matinee commencing January 10Th,
will be /. notable event. Ii will be the
appearance OF n great company OF ar
fists and three royalty operas will be
given that will appeal TO every taste.
When the words royalty operas" are
used, IL is meant that from $4,000 t.
5000. 90 performance are paid for then
production. This OF course insures the
producing company the sole right oi
presentation.
The Idols Eye is one OF the most ex'
pensive compositions in the musical
market. 1t is. however. we'll worth the
price paid, AS it has strong attractive
commercial value.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19
LATEST EXECUTIVE AND
LEGISLATIVE NEWS FROM BOISE

Senator Ballentine. OF Blaine. has in
irodueed bill for the appointment OF
''' '"'iespef'
Representative Ericsson iptroduced
Bill No .. disqualirying members of
the legislature from holding offices
created during their term.
p.
VIZ wy W,
~ ,,,,. "" " -"
~, "'' '"''''
- ~ ~ "'' 'o'"u'
The members OF the Suprerae court
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19
Grip Epidsmic in New york.

NEW YORK. Jan. l6.-SpeAking OF
the grip epidemic In this city, DIR. Cy'
rus Edison said last night
Fully ouc.sixth of New YORK pop
nlation have the grip. ! believe .oe
epidemic IL now ~ It's height. IL nus
been more severe aud the eases nave
been more numerous than In any preV''
ous epidemic There are many c"se'
OF grip-pneumonia. which Is grip aHec''
Ing the lungs. This is very dangerous
~ Characteristic Of grip this year 's
that the temperature is always very
hlvh. The death ratio 40 far has peer
enormously high..75 deaths IN one wees
Is unprecedented for grip"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19
Blackfoot Incorporated
Trustees Appointed.

The board Of county commissioners
A, n. session Wedn.sdn, iook sciion
on the petition OF citizens of Blarkicoi
PRAYING for Incorporation aud made In
,sr, the follosing order:
"Il 10 hereby ordered and declared
thai said v,i,ag. b. aud the same Il
hereby Incorporated and IN. same Is
hereby designated as The Village OF
Rlacsfooi.
'sTba following named pcrsons are
hereby sppointsd trustee, for ssld VII
iaes of lilackfpo,, six. ID. II Bis,hsn,
{. r.. Kinney. Jno. W. jones, &. ".
Berrymau and II. G. Dlpp.l. Said per.
s.u. nl hold office until The election aud
Qualification Of their successors.
Tue l-osrsi. all m.mbers present, beld
IL. nr,t meeting Thursday evening al
..D o'clock and organized by eiec,ins
]. ". Jones chairman and >. ID. HI
lard clerk "Wednesday evenings a
5.9I. werc hxrd ar the time for IT, reg
ulAr meetings
Al neat "Wednesday evenings meet
Ing ihc organization will i-. perfected
eummitIcr- apioialsd and ,iie eoar'
all prtsrrd tn business wiih tlst cara
e.,hc = and go-,l all whlsh their daiio
snd ,hu expectations Of iho ciiixens q
lhe iosn demand.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19

The announcement by Nikola Tesla
that the people of Mars are trying to
signal to us has been followed by. the
declaration of Prof. A. T.. Douglass that
he had seen series of brieh lights
projected on the Martian sea OF lcarium.
Prof. Douglass is watching the planet
from an observatory at Flagstaff. A. T..
While many astronomers discredit the
theory that the Martians are trying to
communicate with MS, the curiosity and
interest of the entire scientific world
have been aroused.
The first Young couple OF town mar
ried after the order OF incorporation.
shall have beautiful gift, provided the
parties do not wait until the order is
old and rusty with age.
In days aeone gallantry prompted
Young men TO offer their arms to young
ladies. Nowadays they gruffiy say
Don't you dare touch my arm. Ant
they lay it all on vaccination.
Bcak Eldredge returned from Boise
Thursday evening and reports th'
machinery of the new administratio,
running rs smoothly and easily as th'
flowing of oil down Aaron's beard.
The special school tax OF the Black
foot district. collected, amounts to tn
snug sum of ~, 800.
"Whitc House" Mocha and jaw
coffee, none better; sold by Holbrook
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19

An exchange reports the hea'.n o'
his town for the week substantially as
t.,,,oxs Nrs. John smith has been
.r,mblipr terribly with the toothache'
Mrs. Bob Brown, she has mighty paa
cold, and Mr. Roblnson's corns hur'
him worse than usual owing to u change
in the weather. and Mrs. Jones han u
,owerfu bad night Friday night with
.h.u,pntiz, and Mrs. Jobnson's little
,,.h, had "A narrow escape from chok-
,ng To death with the Group, and the
grip is generally scattered over '"e
onn,rv with these exceptions tue
hcalth of the town is good.
rur NEWS hopes that the nice thin2s
aope for Blackfoot at Boise, ana Tue
snlendid array Of official talent inrn'sn'
cd by Bluckfoot Tor the county oinee''
,his week, have nothing to do win ths
uc,ivity up north in the division OF 'n'
county matter. Twas ever thus yo'
know.
A delegation of the Live Stock asso
citation will pass up the ROAD eaf'! gu"
day moruiug to ST. Anthony, ret"r"l"'
H. IN. evening. They want TO get
birds eye view OF the great SNAKE '''
er valley.
4 altat
For SALE No. milch cow yea
ola half Jersey, with young call Fo'
ty.dye dollars. JOHN
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19
Tho First.

Tur News wits the first paper In the
State and probably the lirst outside the
State 10 announce the election OF Sena'
tor Dubois.
II. form. were on the press when Tue
telegram was received telling OF his
,lection, and In ten ar fifteen mihu'e'
the edition WAS being given out TO ~
readers.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19
Msstins at the Court House.

A public meeting OF the citizens o'
Blnckfoot and surrounding country Is
called ut the court house, this, FRIDAY
evening at 7::W o'clock, to discuss anu
" needs be, to take action on the cou"'
" division question now ag''"'eu "
the citizens in the northern part OF 'ne
county, Every citizen Is earnestly ~.
quested to attend. The meeting WIZ 'e
IN important one.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19
On 10 Bicckfoot.

The Gold Belt telephone line has
been completed from Boise to Noun
,dnhome. 1t will be extended thence
;, HALEY. Camas Prairie, Arco and on
To Blackfoot where II will connect with
the long distance line between Butte
aud Salt Lake CITY.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19
HAY FOR SALE.

One hundred tons Of Hay and ten tons
of Oat Straw for sale on the Dougherty
Ranch, near Tilden, Bingham county,
Idaho. win sell the entire lot o! Hay
and straw for $4,000. Parties wanting
same will apply to d. n. Bie'han. Black
foot, or to II. NJ. Thornton, Idaho Falls
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19
Idaho State Poultry and Pet
Stock Association.

The annual meeting of the Idaho
State poultry aud p,,, stock association
will tc held at Boise. February ., q, a.
Fifteen hundred dollars are offered IN
nr,miums. Parties wanting premium
list will address c. II. Roberts, secre'
,ary. Boise, Idaho.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19

whatsoever has suffered from piles
knows how painful and troublesome
they are. TABLER'S BUCKLEY r
PILE OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure piles. Price so cents IN bottles.
Tuhes, IS cents at Hull & Woodruff $,
New stock of New Year calling cards
at THE NEWS job Office.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19
DIAMOND COAL.

John Montgomery is sole agent in
BlaclSfoot Tor the sale of Diamond coat.
The BliclSfoot Lumber company adrei
,ised the celebrated Diamond coal as
being on their list but they never have
any for sale, When you want Diamond
coal call on me.
JOHN MONTGOMERY.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19

TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE OINT-
MENr has been thoroughly tested for
many years. ana is positive cure for
this most distressing and embarrassing
ot troubles. Price 80 cents in bottles.
Tubes Is cents at Pioneer drug store,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19
DUBOIS NOW SENATOR
Makes Speech in which He De-
clares Himself a Democrat.
,,.e,.l to TINE NEWS;

ee'ss City, JaasaFS iS, 1901.
yhs vote Tor Ssasier was caavassst TO-DAY
~ ovsels VAS DECLARED elected Senator 'or
ia ,ssrs. sssiaslss March 4. N. Dubois
~ isyi,ed 10 address the joias assembly aat
~. q splenAI1 speech Ia which Ne declared
A,.,eli Osmeessi. 0rsst sathssiasm pre-
vHh. 'V"" y. o"VS".
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19

"Whilu House, Mocha and Java
coffee, none better: sold by Holbrook,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-01-19

Senator Balientne, OF Blaine. has In
'rodneed a bill for the appointment OF
boiler inspector.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-09
Death OF Col Ben. Wilson.

Clarksburg, w. Va, April 26.-Col. Ben
Wilson died this morning at o'clocl, Of
paralysis. lie WAS stricken with il last
Wednesday and remained in a comntose
state until his death. He was 10 years of
age and had been prominent in public affairs
in this State for half a century.
Col. Wilson was born and reared in
Harrison county and spent his entire life
here. He was educated here. admitted TO
the bar aud praoticed here throughout his
career. As early as 1899 he was made
commonwealth attorney and remained in
that position until 1890 lie was a member
of the constitutional convention of Virginia
Of 1901, was a candidate for presidential
elee,or at large on the Democratic ticket in
1868, was member Of the convention
which framed the present State constitution
aided in the nomination of Horace Greedy,
as delegate To the convention from this
State, served three terms in Congress de-
feaiing Nathan Gof, Charles J. Scott and
John a. Hutchinson. lie was assistant IT,.
5. Attorney in tho department of ins,ice
under President Cleveland and was in the
employment Of The Government as an attor-
uey in the settlement Of the French spoila-
/ tion claims.
For several years Col. Wilson had en-
gagged more in business enterprises than in
the practice Of his profession although he
had never given it up entirely. lie leaves
three daughters and four sons, all grown to
maturity. Only one, Mrs. Buena Brown,
| resides here.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-09
Dr. Parkhurst on The Negro.

New York, April 3o.--rhe Rev DR.. Chas.
H. Parkhwst preached Sunday at the Aladi.
son Square Presbytedan Church upon topics
connected with his recent trip South lie
also made an incidental reply to Governor
Gambler, who had denounced some Of those
interested in educational work for sgntcr.
fctng,"
cone Of The results yielded by this tour
Of Southern visitation" " said Dr. Psrkhurst,
'is that we learned to look upon matters
more in the way in which the Southern
mind regards them. The Soulherner does
not like the negro, and IS fearful Of what
may be the eventual consequence of having
SO large a negro element in the population.
lie does no, like the negro any better than
the average Northcncr does. The South.
ern white man dislikcs the negro and owns
up to H. The white man 10 the North dis
likes the negro aud lies about It.
"rhe closer one comes to the actual si,u-
anon, the more one must feel that the less
the negro talks about his civic rights under
the Constitution. particularly with The right
of suffrage, the better /, will be for him aud
the sooner will he attain to all the rights
that justly belong to him. The uudiscrimi-
Daiing act by which the negroes had confer.
red upon them the right to vote was one Of
those blunders that it is not easy To escape
from after once it is committed, but which
it would seem We ought to have had North
crn siatesmanship sufficiently intelligent to
prevent.
"iho counsel therefore that both the
Northern and the Southern friends Of the
negro are giving him Is to keep quiet. iIe
should learn 10 work, leacn to love to work,
| especially TO acquire a respect for agrcul-
ture, to get as much as he can into his now
empty head, and he may confidently expect
that in due time hc will be rated AZ exactly
what he is worth, and that be viii be allow
cd the exercise Of al the rights and priyi.
leges that he is Gi for.
"The racial question Is 10 The Southern
mind the sensitive nerve of the entire si,ua.
ton. II is hard enough FOR them now 10
get along with the negroes, and everything
that the North does for the negro only
makes the situation more strained aud thc
Southern white man more nervous and
iouchy, unless with every Northern dollar
that is laid out Tor the education Of the
poor blacks an answering dollar is scut for
thc education Of The poor whites
OF do not like 20 refer here 10 any moot
cd question, bw ] am going 20 say ,har
when see tho general government, in wild
regadlcssn@s. pouring Cos uncaiculstcd
millions into th1 Philippines, aud yet lct
ting its own naked children 90 uuclotlcd
and iis own beloved offspring die Of intel
lcciual starvation, my blood boiis within
me-"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-09
News and Notes.

From the Oakland Democrat.
Rev. J. II. Enlow, Of Rowlesburg, w. Va,
is spending few days in the Park.
Hon. Julius Scherr, Of Eglon, w Va,
was in Oakland Monday, ON his way to
Baltimore, leaving on No. 40 in the evening.
AT this early date 6fty.Gve cottages are
reserved at Mt. Lake Park for citizens Of
West Virginia, and there are several more
localities in the State to hear from.
a novel wedding took place Monday ON
the lawn OF ST. Marks Lutheran church.
corner Alder and Third streets, the high
contracting parties being Miss Viola Hun.
singer aud Nh. Charles Mitchell, Of Aurora,
w. Va, and the officiating minister Rev.
MIR. Fike, Of same locality.
Mr.. Jas. G. Peddoord will ON June sue.
eeed Mr.. Charles d. Smith as bookkeeper
in the Garrett County Bank, a position
which the latter has very acceptably held for
some time past. Mr.. Smith resigns TO take
up the practice OF law, probably at King
wood, W. Va.
J. il. BARLOW has removed his stogic fac
tory from the Rayeuscroft building, where
1t has been located for the past year, 10 the
first floor Of the Mchacls building at the
railroad crossing The retail department OF
his business will remain in the Rayenscroft
building, and the room vacated by the sto-
gle factory will be occupied 10y Prof s. {.
Smith for The exhibition of has fine stock of
sample pianos and organs which he is get.
ting in and which will be opened for inspcc.
,ion in a few days.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-09
Personal Points.

From the Grafton Leader.
II. II. Potter of Kingwood. paid visi,
to his sister Mrs. Mary \. Reese, of this
city
Cha' W. Monroe has received check
for $500 from Detroit. Michigan Accident
Insurance Company ON account of the in.
iorieS he accidentally received while duck
shooting in Washington State, some months
ago.
nr. Hanson \. Jarrett has purchased a
hue $50 set of harness which, with h,s Ken
tueky horse and Columbus high grade buggy,
gives him the daudiest outfit ON the road,
which at once can well excite the emulation
of the other local roadsters.
The res idencc Of Geo Cooke, located ON
Feuerman Ave, was entered Su nday nipht
aud purse containing 81 in change secured
from drawer in the sideboard in the dining
room. IL is not known the hour of the
entering, nor how the entrance was effected.
Romic Reamer, well known hereabouts.
who was employed in different printing
Offices at various times, died last Sunday ut
the home of his brother, In Fatrmont. The
disease that carried him of was hasty con.
sumption. lie was Of genial disposition,
a good workman and very popular among
the young people. While here he connected
himself with the NJ. T.. Church. The fun
eral took place Tuesday at Fnirmont.
Dr. T. L. Lanham has purchased Dow
Electrical assistant, in the way of one of
the finest combination batteries To be seen
in any office. Besides furnishing bolh static
aud galvauic electricity. the machine has
score or more of appliances for making
exploratory examination of many parts Of
the body by means of the current, aud It is
at once one of the best and most modern
equipped instruments in the hands of the
up'lo.dato medical fraternity.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-09

window glass is made, and Il can't answer,
shall be glad to have you post me-"
"Woman, what arc YOU trying to run this
thing in,oe" he almost whooped, as his face
turned the color of a beet ''we will lc,
window glass and all other kinds of glass
SO to pot, Iuever ye, Sc, on, to learn you -
Teach me, dear"
"rcach. he hanged. That's twice YOU
have crowded that word down my throat.
| say It's learn, aud when l say a thing that
settles it. Enjoyable cyeuiugl Happy
home! Domestic blisSv'
81 ann very sorry, aud l won't Interrupt
any more 1t was kind of you to offer TO
learn me everything worth knowing. aud l
gratefully appreciate il, Please tell me
how window glass is madep"
Nit Bowser had no more idea than the
man in the moon, aud he didnt propose to
be put in a hole. lie therefore felt that
his only safety was IN hlofiug I, out. aud
after minute he replied;
"Nevct YOU mind about the glass busi.
ness. It's enough that you break about
500 worth year. It's also enough that |
know"
"rhey don't use glue, do theyp"
81 said let il co."
"Bnl can't you tell me If they use glue,
or rosin, or what1"
"No. can't and I WON'T" he shouted
"l sal, down here to enjoy my 6residc and
learn YOU
Teach me how window glass is made.
II will be kind of YOU"
Mr.. Bowser drew in long breath lie
was either going 70 kick the ca, or jump
over chair and knock that window glass
question sky high, when the doorbell rang.
Here was his chance. Suppressiug his yell,
he ran down the hall, flung open the door
and grabbed the boy who stocd on the steps
aud shook his cap of and dropped him to
the grass, II wasn't until the boy sprang
up aud dashed out Of the gate that he was
recognized as a telegraph boy.
"lIere, you II was n mistake!" shouted
Mr.. Bowser after him.
"Ob, it wasl' replied the lad, as he halted
and waived the dispatch in his hands
eyes What You go,2"
"Some,hing that isn't mistake; you old
bonncer, you Your molher.in-law will be
here in the morning to stay month -