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NICARAGUA PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

MansSua Nicaragua, Oct. (via Galveston, Tex.
The Nicaraguan Presidential election will occur
next month Numerous clubs being formed
throughout the country to promote the election uI
General Zelaya for third term. NO otner canoi-
date S talked Of
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DIR. LINN BABCOCK.

Norwich. y. Y, oct. 3.-Dr Linn Babcock. of the
firm of L. A & L. II. Babcock. dealer in musical
instruments, and former Democratic leader. died
here yesterday, aged sixty years.
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mural ETANS'S SISTER-IN-Lih DEAF
r Va Oct Mrs Mary P. Smith died
.a.y at her home In Floyd County. aged my
s.y.n wears She was sister-in-law OF rear [Ao-
,,,al Robey D. Evans. her FIRST HUSBAND . haNlns
mira ,Iss1san Evans brother of the rear admiral
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SNOW IN INDIANA.

I'D net 3-The first Of the
a., this section fell to-day, covering the
round half an inch deep. This is the earnest is'i
,, snow for thirty years
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Highest temperature yesterday, g. degrees; 81
average for corresponding
last year temperature for corresponding
asst twenty-five years, 81.
Forecast to-day Fair ana slightly colder Saturday
fair. Fresh northwest winds. becoming variable.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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shows the changes the for the twenty
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bELl-on Thursday. October s. 1901 Charlotte T..
Widow OF Charles a. Bell Funeral services al her
a'e residence. No lS4 East 30th-s sunday October
3. at p. m.
otSNs-On Tuesday. October I. Binns in the
Sst year OF his Funeral chapel OF
81 Lakss Hospital on Friday October . IL O'Clock
hIs tEts-At Dobbs Ferry. " Y October s. 1901 Phebe
tuTsy Widow OF the late Joshua Lester. in her seth
year Relatives and friends invited attend the
inst a. O'Clock .. m.
otCUTT-on Tuesday October 1. at Elizabeth. " j. OF
typnoia ever Russell Barber only Calvin B. and
harriet VI. OrcUtt. Relatives
invited &c attend the home
m. 49, - ~ ' -
FCJahIER-At Glen Ridge. " j.. Tuesday October 4
vi Geose ) Porter FuneTa! services will be held
s ste residence on Saturday afternoon. October
=. ISioSk- carriages will meet train ID. L. and W.
u ~ leaving foot OF Barclay Christopher
p III Boston and Utica papers please copy.
RADCLIfFE-At Rhnecnn Y " October 8 Aida G.
i,a9chne. daughter Of the late David Ness Rad
TMIle or Albany. Funeral from residence,
IIIases VIII meet trair lea~ins New-York a. m
interment at Albany.
h29BisoN-on Wednesday. October = 1901. Violet Sell
tate j. Is l. Robson, aged ~. Relatives friends
Sre Mnuiy invited TO attend the funeral on Friday.
tooer y at p n. from her residence
--SI-dVe newark y J. interment at Mount Pleasant
cemetery at convenience OF the family.
"SieIHr-Su6denly. Walters Park Penn. on October
iSol Louise : Wright. widow OF j. Butler Wright
->ouce OF funeral hereafter
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be DAILY BY all Interested. change,
may occur tiuel
ending October s. 1901. VIII
close propv In all casesl al the General Postfhes as
Mails close hour earlier tina,
rfos,r time shown below Parcels Ger
many close 5 n. m. Monday and Wednesday
SUPPLEMENTARY mails close at Foreign
Branch half hour later than closing time below
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rRANsATLANTTC MATS.

SATV-RDAT-At $50 a. Complementary Q a nj tor
Europe per $. Csrnnania- via Queenstown az $50
a. m Netherlands direct per Rotterdam (ruail
mus be directed Rotterdam ,; a. for
ItsIv pe~ : 5 Trsve. via Naples Crnail must be di
r,ctsd .'rer s $ Trave): $50 a m. for Scotland
direct per Ethiopia mail must be directed per
Frhiopia'O
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MARRIED.

is the best and good for food and
drink. Insist having Burnetts. Don't Re cheated.
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PRINTED MATTER ETC--This steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Samples for Germany
only. class of mail matter for other parts Of
Europe be by this ship unless specially
directed bv her.
OF Supplementary Transatlantic
rsn,ed above additional supplementary mails
On the piers OF American. English. French
German steamers, and remain open within Ten
Minutes OF the hour sailing steamer
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Barnett. Vanilla Extract

The xurest and safest OF Blood Purifiers is Jayne:
Alternative.
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OFFICES

Address all communications relative subscriptions
advertisements THE TRIBUNE Nev-York City.
by Postoce money order. express money order.
draft registered letter.
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me hIfnn Santarium Female Patients. Estab-
sned 1850 surgical operations performed. Consultation
Gntil . evenings. Telephone 2199-Ss ST. f GRAY
bLlNN- NJ D., I65 ". 9Th St, Broadway.
De NaIlette Institute. IOI w 4oth-st. luxurious
natas oil and (Betzl hot air rheumatism
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5periGi NoIirss.
Artificial Teeth.

M, Artificial Teeth.
ffshY Improved. plates
factory artificial teeth made Their natural appear
ancs acos 10 their value Bridge Expression of
mouth restored. Highest Award Worlds Fair granted
" asnry = Deane Dentist. 554 Lexington Ave. Cor
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IN NETWORK CITY
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AT PAN-AMERrCAN EXPOSITION.
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In the reading OF the International Paper Company
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, IVES
"~N-

--' INDIES. ETC
NAL, mus, f0F Re HsH He1.a per p va
at II m for Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay,
a,s Ra FL B sas.6, per 5sgs s
Paraguay must be directed per Hevelius'D; al
$50 ,n5n for ArFnf C:aSsfx sna S n
Tor Porto Biz yr san Ig1H curacao and
ssns must be directed per $. Philadelphia);
Island Ja1naica savaalia and carthssens per
A fai S at 9:so a. m CsIppIemenary oso a M tar
fd ai s sad D santa msIcd via Havana ar al 80
for Caibarisn Nuevl,ss Gibara ana Baracoa
directed per oqes)', ST.: g l2'ao "a .sgppIsrp ,
p raIS bsr @ 'Q ch Sss at ana pSSns @
$50 ?. M for Bermuda per S. Pretoria
Mails NswsoandlsH s. sF ri, Ran o NGsS
connecting ci9se here every Monday Wednesday and
,hs9es close a. this eIss daily $50
Sy s'eaner Close at this oee day at Is ana M Ss
Mains s1 pof ss So @ and
addressed fog dispatch by steamer close az this once
Belize Pusrto Gualsr;a BY raii g New
a, tiso p lconnectias closes here Mondays ' f5T
costa Rics p N prssio 10.
cay TRAssPAcIFIc MAILS.
MALI s FOR T Fi'qais s; Asfs s.' !:
Man Tor China via Seattle close daily
per = Kasa Marv registered main must be direc:-d
Mails s@ fSr Hawaii China PHILIPPINES VI.
October Ito inclusive. for dispatch per 5. Cop,c
Mails Tor Tahiti Marquesss Islands via Fran
clio here daily $50 y October
inclusive. for dispatch per $ $ Australia
Mans West Australia. which
Via Europe. and New Zealand. which via San
JAIN al sss D r. after September up 70 oc
'sssP me- sSa vcta. sio:.
a. October Tl3
Mails Tor Australia West Australia which Is
warded Via Eurcpe). New-zeaard. Fiji samoa and
Hawaii San Francisco. close here
p m October t1s and UP = October 80 inclu-
on $ Erruria- Sev-YcrS
Oc-oter dispatch $ So.ora-
forwarded rcrt sailing
md the schedule closing is en- tie pre-
sumption 81 their unin,s-rupts. Overland transit
tReGtgterec closes p m previous
CORNELIUS VAN corT. Pcsrrsastee
Yostc6ce New-York n T.. September 81 1901.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
.-s-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.

further
of
II likely
Waiaua 90 This is
to
offered Eonokaa bid
asked
wereb 70 and
bond
cal al
STOCK EXCHANGE JAUNT TO MBRYDE PLANTATION.
major of Exchange
A special
market
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-06
MT. HOLYOKE'S
DAUGHTERS
Meeting of Hawaiian Alumnae
of New England
College.

The Hawaiian aiumnae of the Mount
Holyoke College, South Hadles, Mass,
celebrated their twenty-first anniver-
sary on Wednesday afternoon, July 8,
| 1901, at the beautiful home of Mrs A.
0. Forbes, Punahou street. There were
Taylor (of the class of 1845), who was
under the teaching of the revered Mary
| Lyon, founder of this worldrenowned
| institution; Mrs. A. o. Forbes, Mrs O.
H. Quick. Mrs. W. D. Alexander, Miss
NJ. A. Chamberlain, Miss Emily B. Mon
tague, Mrs. DR.. Charles A Peterson
and Mrs. Arthur c. Alexander. Mrs.
Hiram Bingham and Mrs. Warren
Chamberlain were unable to be present,
while Miss Elizabeth K. Bingham has
died since the last meeting, in 1899. Sew
eral members reside on the other ISL
ands, and some have removed to the
Mainland.
The exercises were varied and full of
| interest. Numerous letters were read
from the college or from absent mem
bers. Mention #as made of the mar
tyred Annie Allender Gould of the class
of 1892, who fell in the massacre of
! United States missionaries at Pao-ting
| flu China, last summer. Also of the
inauguration of Miss Mary Emma
| Wooley the new president of the COL
/ lege, on May Is 1901 She succeeds
Mrs. Elizabeth Mead, to whose unwear
! led efforts and great executive ability
will ever stand the restoration of Mount
! Holyoke College after the fire. Her
health and energies needed the cessa-
/ ton of constant strain. which was the
cause of her resignation about a year
ago. Many in Honolulu will recall the
! delightful visit of Mrs. Mead in the
summer of 1897.
After a condensed report Of Miss
Wooley's Inauguration, Mrs. Q. H Gu
lick gave very interesting account of
her visit to the college last year. short
! " before the commencement of 1900.
i She spoke in admiration of the most
beautiful appearance of the present Mt.
FIolyoke College, with it's ma gnificent
campus and the many new and hand
some structures which have arisen,
Phoenixlfke, from the ruins Of the great
fire of 1896.
The Honolulu alpmnae gave a most
cordial welcome to Mrs. Arthur c.
Alexander Graduate of 1889, who has
lately returned here to reside.
Dainty refreshments were served by
| the daughters of the hostess and the
very pleasant social reunion was
closed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-06
Lost HIS Identity for Years.

Maiden Valentine, a railroad shop
foreman OF Altoona, Pa, has received
a letter that came like a voice from
the dead. The letter was written in
San Francisco by Thomas Valentine. a
brother of Maiden, who has been
rnourned as dead since the day IN 1887
when a whaling ship in which the boy
had sailed went down just off the Col
den Gate.
II was reported that all hands had
gone down with the whaler, and as
the years went by. with no word from
the Altoona boy, his relatives ceased
to hope that he might have survived.
The letter tells a strange story.
DO not think that 1 had forsaken
you" writes the long lost brother, flor
my mind has been a blank so far as
the past was concerned, for thirteen
years. 1 remember well the storm and
the sinking of the whaler. I and Jack
Wales crawled on a fragment of the
deck, and for two days foated about
sighting no ships. We were carried far
out to sea. The fourth day Wales
dropped off the raft but I was tied
fast.
"Delirious from hunger and thirst,
! lost consciousness. When 1 awoke
was on the deck of a Chinese trader
In the course of few months I re
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gained my physical and mental facul-
ties, except that I could not remember
anything of my past. I did not know
my name.
For thirteen years I drifted about
China and Japan, sometimes spending
a year on the sea Last December
struck Hongkong. I was seated in a
sailors boarding house, reading a Gin
cinnati newspaper, left there by an
American soldier, when my eye struck
the word Altoona Like a flash the
vision of the past broke in upon me.
l knew who I was and whence 1 had
come.
AS soon as I could arrange matters
worked my way to San Francisco,
and l am now on my way home"
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and the late converts We're out, and we
had a most blessed time. God came down
upon US in pentecostal power, and we
had the assurance of victory in a back
shdden soldier-a Japanese-coming for
ward. The following night the rain kept
the crowd away, and we had no results,
but last night we rejoieed over two
Souls seeking the saving mercy Of God.
More are bound to follow.
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Or. W. L MOORE.-Office of DR.. Day.
Beretania ST.; hours, 10 a. m TO p. M !:
$50 to $3.50 p. m; Sundays, to II; Of
ace Tel %; res. White 1881.
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Or T. MITAMURA.-Of1ce 1853 Nuuanu
Ct; Tel. White 152; Office hours. to -
a. m. and 6 to 8 p. m. except Sundaya-
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Health of Kamehameha Schools.

Editor Advertiser: beg to correct
a communicated statement in the col
umns of your paper this morning to the
effect that seven deaths have occurred
past year. On the contrary, the health
record of these schools has been re-
markedly good. There have been few
cases of illness and no deaths during
the school year just closed. Two stu
dents who registered at the beginning
Iof the year died at their homes several
months after leaving the schools, but
this can IN no way be attributed to their
school life.
CHARLES BARTLETT DYKE,
Principal Kamehameha Schools.
Honolulu, II. l.. July ), 1901.
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Or. A. N. SINCLAIR.-Boston BLDG:
hours, II to !, to 5, to 8; Sundays, u
20 2; Tel. Office Main 1856; res. w. 786a.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

xcCLELLAND. POND Co.-Judd baag.
Tel Main 60.
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". G. ROGERS, M.D.-Eye, Ear, Moss
and Throat; Hotel ST., opp. Y. NJ c. A.;
special treatment for deafness.
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Or. c. B. HIGH.-Philadelphia Dental
College 1892; Masonic Temple; Tel. IA
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n. LONG.-Of1ces 81 and IS, Campbell
blk, cor. Fort & Mer. Sts.; Tel II. IA
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1R- DERBY.-Mott-Smith bldg. cor. Fort
and Hotel Sts.; office hours to L
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Or. c. La GARvIN.-Of1ce, 20 Bereta-
MIA, near Emma St; hours, to II q
~, 1:30 to 3 p. m; 7:30 to $50 p. M: Tel
Blue 1851; residence Tel White 3Ss1
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OR. JENNIE L. HILDEBRAND.-O
AS Beretania ave.; 10-12 a. m, - p. m
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sTENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER
B. L. No. Is Kaahumanu St; Tel
Main 16s. Us
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FRED. W. MILvERToN.-Rooms 90 %
stangenwald block; Tel. N. SSk
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u E. '3ROSSMAN, D.D.s.-Alakea et..
three doors above Masonic Temple, He
nolulu: Office hours, e. m. to p. m
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ATTORNEYS.

eYLE A. DICKEY.-King and Be<Asi
sts.: Tel. Main 81; p. o. box 7S6
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OPTICIANS

STENOGRAPHERS.
Mss MLLER.-Stenograp and type
writer; room 601. Stangenwald bldg.
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I, NJ MONsARRAT.-Nota Pubic
Comm. Of Deeds, N. Y. & Cal: Tel @
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T. H. Davies & Co, Ltd. have on
the ship Henry Willard. due now any
day, over 10000 barrels of Roche Har-
Dor lime. Advance orders taken.
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ENGINEERS,

CATION. NELL & CO., LTD.-Ensi-
neers, Electricians and Bo1ermakerx,
Honolulu.
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sISDON IRON wORKS.-Eng1neers and
Builders OF Pumping and Sugar Ma
ehinery and complete power plants; Of
dee, room IL, Spreckels block: Tel. ia
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o. TAPPAN TANNATT.-Civila and cleo
trical engineer: civil engineer for Oahu
College; P. o. box 90; 1913 Wilder Ave
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DENTISTS.

OR. H. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bldg.
Fort and Hotel sts.; Office hours, 9
to l.
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PETERSON & MATTHEwMAN.-P O.
box 365; Is Kaahumanu St.
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PHYSICIANS

1889 King St; hours, 9 to u a M, 10
p. m; Tel. SO.
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Or. A. c. WALL, DIR. o. e WALL
ONCE hours a. m. to p. M; Love
Bldg, Fort St.; Tel. 434.
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sEARDSLEE & PAGE, Architects and
Builders.-Ofdce rooms 81, Arlington
Annex, Honolulu, n. l.; sketches and
correct estimates furnished at short no
dee: Tel. 22s: P. o. box 773
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ARCHITECTS.

EDWARD r. SWAIN. - Stangonwail
bldg. Honolulu; Croker bldg. 9aa
Francisco.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-21
Ordered F. on, Tampa

3 Tampa. Fla, Aug1l. Tie busl-
ness Men . Committee, which de-
! ported thirteen Of the leaders OF
the striking cigar makers two
weeks ago, yesterday notified seven.
teen OF the new leaders of the union
who constitute the Central Commit.
tee. that they must leave the city
within - hours.
The committeeman at once re-.
signed. and all but three Of them
have already left. II is said. for
Key West aud Havana. Between
four and five hundred members Of
the Rcsistencia Union seceded
from the ranks o! the strikers, and
issued manifesto to the busins ss
men Of the city and the cigar man.
ufacturers. stating that they wish.
ed 10 20 back at once.
The secessionists will go back to
work 10 morrow. and by Monday
all Of the strikers. 1t 10 believed,
will be at work again. sr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-21
NOT ICE

Tax Notice Brandywine Hun.
dred-EXtract from the laws oil
Delaware governing the collection
Of taxes OF New Castle County.
Section 3, chapter 80, volume FL.
Laws OF Delaware, as amended:
Section 3. That on all taxes paid
before the first day Of October
there shall be all abatement OF five
per centum; on all taxes paid after
the first day OF October and before
the first day Of December there
shall be an abatement OF three per
centum; and on all taxes paid
after the first day OF December and
before the first day OF January
there shall be no abatement; and
on all taxes unpaid after the frs,
day of January, five per centum
thereof shall be added thereto.
l will sit at the following places
to collect County, Poor and Dog
taxes:
Court House Wilmington, July
~. August Y and "a, September
IA, 81, e.. October 10 and 26,
November 9. IS, %, 80, from 10
a. m. to IL IN. and to 4 p. m.
Practical Farmer, August II,
September II, October u, Novem.
Der ID, from 10 a. NJ. to IL m.
and to q p. III,
Perry's Hotel, August 20, Sep.
TENDER I0, October "a. Novemer
II, from 10 a. m. to IL m. and l
70 4 p. III.
GEO. NJ. CASEY,
Collector Of Taxes for Brandy.
wine Hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-08-21
EMILY WEBB n
ON WAR PATH.

Emily Webb was on the war path
this morning for drivers who persist
In using the check rein on horses
heads. After unlocking the rein of
four different lhorses she gave the
drivers and the people who congrega
ted about her, a good lecture on AMI
mails.
The first horseman to arouse her
ire was A. II. Krienen. who was sit.
ting In his wagon at Ninth ana Mar
ket Streets, awaiting his wife who
was across the street on business.
Without a word to anybody she de.
liberately loosened the cruel rein as
she called in. and allowed the animal
to drop Its head on a level with its
knees.
MIR. Krienen does not know Emily
Webb, nor that she is the greatest
friend the horses have In the city.
He got out of his carriage to hook
the rein up again. but this Emily
would not allow,
She gave him one Of the greatest
DeratingS he ever received IN MS Ire
and told him he was a stick in the
mud who ate up all the good things
In the world and never gave poor
dumb animals a thought.
II will give you just five minutes
to get In your wagon and drive up
the street with that horses head 1.-THE
way it is," she sand, but before the
time had expired she bolted down
the street in search of other bad men.
She found William Hinson at Fourth
and King Streets with his horses
head refined up to the sky and after
a wordy war with him compelled him
to drive eff with the animals head
down.
She also had a similar encounter
with two other drivers, one at Sew
enth and Market streets and one In
front OF the Wilmington Hotel.
Not one of the reins in question
was tighter than it ought to be, but
none Of the persons attacked made
any defense but allowed Miss Webb
to have her own way in the matter.