The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-11-17

quizing, bitterly, incohercntly, and rem
iniscently
Cant stand dining in hall. TOO
girl that: Danced with her at the Ma
sonic She was at the A B c with l,a
too Cad, they're gaining Hair Il
length. Rowed-well rowed!''
He shouted the last words half rising
from his place, and brought his hand
down hard on the table with "'atter of
the coarse crockery. Rather less Of
behind the counter. The out-ofworE
valet subsidized, replacing his pipe in his
mouth. and resuming his attitude OF dc
spondency. -..,r.
the cabman, sayagely. WHAT do You
want to do that for? If were YER, to get on
to the old days no, look here, nave
you got any chance Of place at all?
81 was thinking about that which re-
minded me. refused good berth yes
what on earth for? -aid the cabman.
placed as you are, you know, he add
ed. delicately.
Couldn't help it., It was chap who'd
made money. That's the kind l look for
nowadays. I've got characters of sort
that l know my work thoroughly, and
don't steal the spoons, and so on. hut
my trump card is that was for year
with Scarborough. The new arrival liket
to say, Yes, very decent fellow goz
him from Lord scarborough And. mind
you, Scarborough has let me down very
easily as to-er-why ! couldn't stop: Ihla
chap I'm speaking of was called Smith.
It's not a name that suggests anything.
but it struck me that L knew the face. I
told him the best story l could. apd he
said he'd give me a fair trial if l would
sign off drink altogether. Just at that
moment recognized him and placed him.
I'm afraid can't take your situation
/ said. He glared at me. Why not?' he
asked. 1t happened that we were both
standing up at the time. L sat down with
my back to him and spoke to him over ,
my shoulder. Smith I said, 4 wish you'd
run over to the kitchens and ask them
why the devil they can't send me what
order. Yesi Fact! 1t was Smith, my
old gyp.
do. And then he remembered me-
HE sort of sank into the earth and
called me sir Then he told me how
he'd made his little plle-ten years close
savings and some phenomenal luck in
not bad chap. either. We talked over +,
old times for awhile. He never asked me
what had brought me down in the world
The ought to know that, though. Pres
many sovereign from me, and If
loan of ten or twenty would be OF any
convenience-well; I cut that short and
and I was civil enough to him. But
coincidence of that kind brings things
back. Suppose now"
20, it's too late to talk about that
next step to be?"
Don't know said the valet drearily:
II wish now I'd kept my mouth shut
a abs taken the Place Tish La
come to think of it. wish I was dead 8.
We'll" said the cabman. you know
where to come If you run short before you
get work. 1t wouldn't be much, but
The valet stopped him. thanked him.
and appeared to recover his good spirits.
~" That's all right" he said; II won't for
Shortly afterwards they parted The
valet spent two shillings that night on q
combination of four ale and gin. But
this detail-together with one or two 9TH
ers that I have mentioned-the cabman
only learnt afterwards at the inquest
Black aud White.
Historic EIopements.
The history of extinct members of the
terest. because Of the association of
primitive man as a contemporary of the
mammoth. older elephants than tins
big furred elephant are known to science,
and among them stands out very prom
inently the mastodons One of the un-
solved points regarding elephant history
In the past has been the nature Oh Ire
links which on the evolution t conpst ing
these giant creatures with their ances
tors. DR.. c.. w. Andrews has been max
ing a notable ind In EGYPT SucH DIS may
serve to supply the gaps and TO produce
the "rnissing links in the elephant chalh
of descent. He has found the fossil re
mains of an animal which, while smaller
thar the mastodons, is evidently ciosey
related to them on the one side anu ~
other forms on the other side. Beyonui
this comes another fossil find OF a stu
more primitive elephant that taxes US
hack in the family history to the nooisd
0nadrupeds This last form may come 70
he regarded as the point of departure
~ the elephant branch on the mammal
;an tree The British museum Will prod
ahip he duly enriched by the exhibition
Of these primitive types of elephant life
London Chronicle.
He Lived With His Cook.
care you the man who advertises own
your own homer" said the deJected
looking caller.
II am" answered the real estate dealer.
We'll I'd like to get the recipe.
1.-The what?
sThe recipe. The modus operandi l
want to know what to do in my, own
home. Our cook has temper Ike
raging lion, and muscles like Hercules, 4
If you can tell me how to dispossess her
moneys no object Washington STAR