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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
MAGISTRATE
MOSES WE'LL.

Dover, Oct. 22.-Govcrnor Hum
made an important appointment To-
day 10 signing a commission for
magistrate Of the city of Whining
ton Tor a term of four years, sub
ject ito the approval OF the next
State Senate and forwarding it to
Moses We'll. an active Republican
worker Of that city, Mr.. We'll has
been opposed by friends OF e.
p. Freye, a Union Republican.
while We'll is known as a want.to-
win Republican or non-factlonist.
The appointment 10 made 10 fill
"a vacancy caused by the expiration
Of the term Of Lewis Sasse, appoint
ed by Governor Biggs and re- ap-
pointed by Governor Tunnel for a
term of four years, ending Sept. Is,
1901. Magistrate Sasse has con-
tended that his term did not end 10
September. but would continue un.
til February. 1902, but Attorney.
General Ward and former Score.
tary OF State Hughes, who issued
the commission OF Magistrate
Sasse, haveexpressed opinions that
while Sasse was not con firmed BY
the Senate until February follow
ing his appointment in September.
he is orly entitled 10 the four years
for which he was originally ap.
pointed by Governor Tunnel, as
Magistrate We'll will be.
Moses We'll is one of the best
known Jewish citizens OF Whining
ton aud brought before the Cover
nor the recommendations Of almost
the entire Jewish population in.
Guiding the Simon Wolf Republican
Club, which did effective work for
the Republican ticket in the last
election. and which Mr.. We'll help
cd to organize. II is said that the
only ante-clection pledge which
Governor Hum made was to the
Jewish residents of Wilmington,
who placed the matter squarely be-
fore him for an ans wer-w whether il
they turned in for the support of
the ticket they would be recognized
10 the disbursement Of state patron
age. The Governor gave them his
promisc. In speaking Of the ap.
pointment this afternoon to friends
the Governor said
Il never have gone back on =
promise or an obligation in busi-
ness, nor do lntend to do it as gov
ernor. II cannot be the executive
OF this State and keep my word.
then am ready to step aside and
re-enter private life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23

At the meeting 0! the Trustees OF
the Workhouse yesterday after
noon. Leonard Crawford was pro-
noted from the position OF centre
guard 10 deputy warden, Mr..
Crawford 8 promotion IL due to the
resign alton oil Harry Pierce.
William p. Windish OF this city.
former constable, was selected as
a centre guard 10 succeed Mr..
Crawford.
The officers have been instructed
to report Tor duty on Novem Der i,
and it 10 expected the workhouse
will he ready for occupancy bv the
middle of Novem Der. The trus-
lees soon will request Sherii, Nc
DAME 20 transfer the prisoners
from New Castle Jail to the work
house. Representatives OF Open.
he and Company Of New York,
who are 10 install machinery aud
furnish instructors Tor the prison.
ers in making clothing, inspected
the woikhouse Yesterday in com.
panv with the trustees.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
CANT EVADG IT.
Positive Proof From vii.
mingt0n Can't be Brush
ed lightly Aside.

The reader is forced to acknowledge
that convincing proof in his own
city is prominently ahead Of endors.
ments from every where else in our
Republic Read this:
Mrs. NJ. A. Crumlish, No. 1912
Chestnut street. says:-"When liv.
Ing at No 1917 Elm street, / was in.
tervewed by representative who
asked me for my experiences with
and opinion OF Doan's Kidney Pills.
obtained the preparation a short
time previous to his visit at Dan
forth's Pharmacy. gave a state.
ment for publication In which l said
had been troubled with a dull, ach.
Ing pain across my loins, particular
ly when l caught cold. Deans Kid.
ney Pills cured me. At present ]
entertain as high an opinion Of Doan s
Kidney Pills as | did wien first in.
terviewed You are at liberty to
continue the publication Of my state
ment.'
For sale by all dealers. Price Sc
cents per box. Foster. Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the U s.
Remember the name-Doan sand
take no other.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
FEMININE PERQUISITES.
women nrumm"rs DO Not Have to
Drink or Smoke to Get u
Treat on the Road,

In these days of feminine enter
PRISE when women are entering the
htI"S hitherto occupied exclusively by
men, 1t is natural that they should
seek The employment of CONNER
clal travel. One of the most success
fll dr'mmers in the west is wom-
an, who describes with keen interest
her hrst experience in selling goods
says Youths Companion.
II was the custom of a certain no.
tel, she says, to treat its TRAVELLING
statesmen when they paid their bills.
Accordingly. after | had settled nv
account. the proprietor looked at me
in puzzled SORT of way and asked:
"Nill you have anything to drink ?"
! laughed and declined. and more
embarrassed than ever, he returned
to the charge:
u don't suppose you could use a
cigar?'
Again ! laughingly declined. He
studied over the situation for a mo-
mcnt: then his face frightened.
u know you'll take some gum"
and he handed Inc package. In
point of fact, | have no taste for
gum and never use it: but it would
have been cruel to refuse, so I ac-
cepted it with as pleasant a smile
as possible. Ever since that time |
have been sure of parting gift of
gum from that hotel. So You see that
the woman drummer is not without
her pcrQuisiteS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
KEEP BATS IN THE HOUSE.
People " no Think They Destroy Mos
iuifocs nnd All other Insects
in the Air.

"Dnyvn in No N,rI, ,,iJ IA
resido,+ of Iou i, .,i,
tn. ph;l,d.,,t,io pnaa., .,t.
have ,o ,a,,,.n, ri ,,., , >,
woman foil, In ,,o, bate
conraoed met nc soor ., a., .
,uitaa, nl,a ,l,oi, ,,,.,.''. '''''
eorlv su,r,,ar ~ ''''' W Wv
"Vo,, ,haro.. w., v
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
CHRISTIAN
ENDEAT0RS.

In West Presby ierian Church this after
noon the State Convention Of the Chrl I.
tian Ended1ors Will convene. The dele-
gates wee welcomed at tho station by u
committee cong posed Of HAIRY Daily, Miss
Mikscll, Mrs. Clara Cto.lor. Mrs. Mary
l.. Harris. S. G. Harris. William p. Nor
ton, {. B Ridgway.- A. Wiling, Miss
For dinner the delexates vii! be taken TO
q boarding house and Immediately after.
wards, will go to West Churcn aud regis
ter. Tho remainder Of no afternoon will
he devoted to sightseeing aud to getting
settled IN their homes for thsir stay IN
Wilmington. In tho evening the first
meeting Of the convention will be held
The delegates from New Castle. Delaware
City and Port Pom will arrive by trolley
during he Afternoon,
For the out OF town delegates supper
will be served tonight at West Church.
This will b. only for the visiting dole.
gates. Any others who desire to GET sup
per ut tho chu,ch will b. charged il
nominal fee.
The officers of the committee in charge
of the convention are G Il. P"nuey, chair
man; James P. McGowau, vice cnairtnan
Miss Mary Grandsi, secretary; aud Miss
motto is "Ihoroughness,' with the fol-
lowing quotation And Whatsoever ys
do, do ie heartily" Col. 8: %.
"Do 1t " ith Thy might Eccles. 8: TO-
''Doit all in the name OF the Lord
lesus'!-Col. 3: II.
The first meeting tonight will be presid
ed over by j. II Burns. the state prssi-
dent. Supper will DO served at 3 30 O'Clock
and one hour laer he stats hvlnn will
be sung, which will be followed by vel
come to the delegates. The welcome for
the churches will DO extended by the
Rev. A. n Keigwin and for the convsn-
ton COMMITTEES by George g. Penny. The
response will be delivered by Rev. j. Z.
Otis of Newark.
ATT. 40 o'clock there will DO ten min
ute service, followed bv devotional exer-
Uisrs conducted by the Rev. G. Jefferson.
His subject will ibs "ConfessinR Christ
This will be followed lAtor by al address
entitled "The Man Christ Jesus by the
Bev. Dc Witt Bonham. Of Baltimore. Tho !
Rev. James Marshall, of Camden. N. j..
will deliver All address on Personal
Christian lntllenco."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23

OF ST. ANDREW

The local members Of the Broth
erhood of st. Andrew held an en-
thusiastlc meeting in Calvary Epis'
copal Church, Sd and Washing ton
streets, Monday night.
About 90 members were present.
J. S. Grohe, president OF the loo al
assembly presided. The directors
Of each chapter addressed the con.
ference on What their cha pter h ad
done and what they expected to
do" The secretaries spoke oil
what work had been accomplishe
and outlined the work Tor the CON-
ing season.
Speeches were made by J. S.
Grohe, J. ID. Carter. T. w. Ham,
mond, A. N. KINNEY, c. M. Curtis.
r. p. A. Cotton and the Revs. w.
NJ. Jetfcris. H. Ashton Henry, NJ.
B. Dunlap. c. b. Dubell and ].
Henning NeIms.
The Rev. {. B. Dubell spoke Of
the work that was being done 10
his parish. He extended an invita-,
ton TO the members Of the Broth.
erhood to attend his church and
also said he would he glad to have
them render any aid they would.
T. W. Hammond gave very in
teresting report OF the work that
was icing done by the Junior Chap.
ter OF Trinity Church.
Hotel work was discussed and it
was finally adopted that A. N.
KINNEY, chairman Of the commit
tee, select one member OF each
chapter. with the approval OF the
director OF the chapter. Those Sc
lected by Mr.. KINNEY were: X. p.
A. Cotton, Calvary; II. & Banning.
Jr., st. Andrews; c, T.. White, st.
John $; T. W. Hammond, Trinity.
The members we're invited to
luncheon. served by the Daughters
OF the King, by the Rev. w. NJ. Jel.
ierIs.
a vote of thanks was extended
to the Daughters Of the King. Miss
and Miss Brlnton fer the
services rendered. A smoker fol-
lowed the luncheon. Bishop Tai.
bot o. Central Pennsylvania. and
J. lIenning helms, formerly OF Bal
|lmore, but now a resident of this
citp. will address the anniversary
of the Wilmington Assem-.
bly, on st. Andrews Day at st
\ Edrews Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
BLACKBIRD
WARBLINGS.

Mrs. james Fields Of Newport.
is visiting friends in Blackbird.
There yet remains considerable
wheat around Blackbird TO be
| thIeshed.
c. S. Thomas and Harvey Rec
ords took in The Buffalo Exposition
last week.
The revival meetings at Black
bird Church. Rev. L. Z, Jones. pas
tor, are being well attended.
Many Ct the farmers Of this sec
ton are through seeding wheat aud
have commenced huskins corn.
Farm help is very scarce in this
eightorhood. This is occasioned
by the railroad employing so many
extra men.
i. Mr.. and Mira Leonard Barrett OF
Wilmington, are being entertained
by their grandparents, Mr. aud
Mrs. William J. Jones.
Mortimer Records has put IN a
steam engine at his roller flour
mills. This will enable Mr.. Rec
tor to run the mill at any time,
whether there is water or not.
There are quite a number Of
properties being improved in this
vicinity. K. {. Brockson has put
in a windmill, Colon Gerguson has
also put in windmill and is hav-
ing erected Il large barn. David
Stats is rencd ny his home and
the painters has: been busy at the
residences oil \. !. Lockerman and
Mrs. Fannie Fuessiord. We are
not behind the times here and keep
abreast with other localities 10 the
way OF having the town appear at
tractive by making needed improve.
ments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23


CHIEF Of Police Massey has petit
toned the Street and Sewer Com.
m's.loners to place lamp at the
approaches to Market street bridge
over the Cbrlstiana river. The po-
lice find that a good bright light
hel ps them in thek work and that
the wicked flee from the light. The
arc light placed in White Chapel
was the means.ot breaking up much
OF the rowdyism that occurred in
that vicinity for years and make it
easy for the police to route those
engaged in breaking the law. Now
all this has changed and White
Chapel bears better name than
ever Lights are cheaper than ad.
ditional policemen,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
---------------
Woman Shoots u BURGLAR,

Sharon, Pa, Oct. %. Mrs. Rob.
ert Sawdy Of Brooklield township,
put to rout two burglars who tried
to rob her house last eight and
wounded one as he fed from the
place.
She was aroused bv hearing
some one trying to force open the
front door aud occurring a revolver
went below. She called TO know
who was hcre,receivlng no answer
then threw the door opeu and saw
men running out OF the yard. She
fired several times at the men and
one OF them dropped but with the
assistance o! his companion made
his escape.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local appiica' Ions, rs they cnnnot
ash the di,ensod portion OF the ear.
hoe Is only one way to cure deafness,
and TIM Is by coHs'ltutlonl remedy Dauf
ness is caused by m inilimaI condition Of
the mucous lining Of tho Flu taGhian
Tube. When this ube gets iuii ,med you
have "A running sound or imperfect hear
lng,and when II l. entire Y closed Il Iafns ass
IS he re- ult, and unless the inflammation
can DO taken ont aud this tubs restored
tolts normal cohditon, hearing will be
ueitr"ye u forever, nine case, out of ten
are caused by catarrh which Is no hing
but an tntl ,nei condition OF he mucous
surface.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness (causeu by cAtarrh
that cAnno b cured by Halls Catarrn
Cure, send for circulars, freq
+ j. CHENEY & co. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggi is, zoe.
Hairs Family I'm, are the best.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
GRAPHOpHONE DREW CROWDS
which Did Not Please the Owner and
He Devised . scheme That
Dispersed Them,

An ingenious young man who lives
in Govanstown and who possesses an
excellent graphophone which peals
forth inspiring and fascinating airs
each evening was annoyed recently
by number of young ladies' and gen
tlemen who congregated about his
front door to listen, says the Balti-
more Herald. He did not~c to
throw water on them, BECAUSE his
wife objected, she not appearing to
be much worried over the presence of
the mob, which was nightly increas-
ing. He accordingly resolved to try
method which the neighbors say
is lust like him. He has a recorder
with his machine The other night,
without the knowledge of his wife,
he sung a song" into the graphic
phone himself. AS usual, when he
began to grind out some of the latest
and most popular airs, the crowd be-
gan to come. When he thought all
had arrived he placed the cylinder
bearing his selection on the machine.
"Weil, rubbernecks," it began,
isn't this good free show? Girls.
who are those Holsters you are wlth2
Aren't you rather thirsty? Boys,
why don't you take the girls down
to the drug store and buy them a
soda water? Have none of you got
homes? DO your mothers" And
here the machine stopped. for it was
useless to say any more--the crowd
had fled. The young man got Sc
we're lecture from his wife, but he did
not mind that very much Now he
seems perfectly contentcd. for the
boys and girls do not play on his
pavement any nnrn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
A S7,ooo,ooo BABY.
Nlhc-f"nr-old Roy IEhcrits Estate Of
Lady william Ecrrsfnrd's
First Husband

lanes UooLcr Ir0mrreluv for
manv wears n promiun,, f,,,,r,, !, ,ho
ia shionabl,. III. Of tho citv ,l;,1 ,r
heart failure n few dave .,p, =, hi,
country home ot Garrison, s.nn-th.
Hudson.
Mr., llomcrs|cv was IN. con.i, nj,
Louis G.. Hamcrslcv. III. fret hus.
band of Jodv Wi,lin,, p.r.,s,rJ ,,,,
Eeresford's srcoud husband v,, ~
late duk. Of u,rlh,r,urh saw. ~.
New York World
Louis e, Ilamrr.Iev ler, an NV
tr,nrdip,rv win ,.h., In d;od IL, nal,
r,,ary l.s2 He nrnvid.d ,h,t III.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23

Mr.. ADDIcKs had better put in a
notice like this: "Cautlou-All per-
sons contemplating asking the Gov.
ernor for position had better get
anyone's endorsement than niue,
as the Governor has forgotten what
have done for Delaware and his
majesty in particular. The Repub-
llcan party in Delaware is now
split up into half dozen factions
or man worshippers, and it Is hard
to say where the scrap is going
to end except IN the Democrats
coming once more into power and
thus saving the Republicans any
anxiety over the distribution OF the
Offices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
PRIVILEGES OF DIPLOMATS.
They Are Above the Inv In the Coun.
tries in Which Thc~
Are Sent,

The recent arrest of diplomats
son for larceny and his subs, quent dis,
charge as a matter of international
courtesy brings to the front one OF
the mrdicva customs thar have sur
vvcd TO this day. Outside of the Dis
trict of Columbia such an incident ex-
cites curiosity and also some adverse
comment.
Al Washington, however, people are
accustomed to recognizing diplomats
as above the law. Their carriages. for
instance, are entitled to, although they
do not always take. the right of way.
Few. if any, of the ministers abuse
their privileges. Commenting on the
snhject lawyer said to Il New York
Times reporter:
There is no more reason in this age
of rapid transit and instantaneous
communication around the earth for
making diplomat exempt from the
operation of criminal law than there
would be in granting the same sort of
indulgence to those of our own citi-
gems who have red hair
1.-TWO or three hundred wears ago
,htre was some sense in the intcrna-
ton law which holds an ambassad
or plenipotcn,Iary sacred. They were
far away from their home. with which
they could communicate only at long
intervals. They represented their re-
Gn ri Ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
Rural Night TeIearams in ENGLAND

The British post office is about TO
try the experiment of giving the rural
districts The benefit Of a night service
of kilograms, says IA LONDON corre-
spondent. Al present all rural dis
trtcts are shut off from ,elcgrapbic
communication with the out side world
from eight p. IN. ill eight a. m. next
morning The experiment. however. is
to be tried in Villages where he parish
council asks for it and are willing to
pay guarantee fee against loss, and is
:" be weighted with the charge of late
fee for delivery on each message.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23

Judge Hook. Of the United.Statcs Dis
trict Court yesterday, at Kansas City, Mo
decided That tho stockholders OF the
LomDsld Investment Company which
tors.
Numerous Wi!mingt ouians lost thous
ands OF dollars by investing 10 mortgages
In the dcfunct Investment tompany,
The decision annuiI q liability of
ne,rly two million dollars held against
Eastern banks, trust companies and
others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
s. E. COR. THIRD AND KING STREETS
Entered at the Post Office at Wilming ton
Del as Second-cIass mail matter.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER -, 1907.

The question OF the right OF the
Water Commissioners to buy the
Fafm Of Thomas T. Weldin Tor the
purpose Of building a reservoir on
It, will come up Tor argument 10 a
ease stated before the Superior
Court on Saturday next. To bring
This up Mr.. Weldn has entered
suit against the Mayor aud City
Council for Noncompliance with
contract. The Water Commission.
ers were to have paid MIR. Weldin
$4,000 on account. W. s. Hilles
and John z. Nields will represent
Mr.. Weldin. while H. H. Ward and
Robert G. Hartman will represent
Gle Mayor and Council. 1t is we'll
to have the courts pass on the mat.
ter ior bv their decision it will en-.
able City Council to know 10 the fu.
ture what to expect IRON the Water
Department. II the Wafer Com
missioners have no right 10 eXpend
the funds arising from that depart.
nent. that should also be known.
was commended several years ago
that the Water Department could
reduce the water rent forty per
cent. and then have good.sized
surplus left at the end Of the year.
The department commended that the
contention was nonsense and the
project was defeated in the Legs.
!ature, where it was tathered by
Senator John Pyle The depart
ment soon atterward reduced the
water rents q per cent, providing
The bills were paid in the month OF
january in each year. 1t is hard
10 say just what the water depart.
ment has made year alter year al
Ter all expenses were paid. and the
people should know how and where
The money has been expended and
what the Rockford tower will cost
when it 10 finished. This suit
which will be brought before the
courts. will for al, time define what
privileges the Water Commissioners
en- Joy under the act creatn. that
body.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23

MARIE J. EAsTwIcK, Of Philadel-
phia. who was sharp enough to
Jorge raj road certificate to the
value of 100000, was yesterday
arraigned in England and pleaded
guilty Her attorney insists that
she now be examined by a physl.
clan as to her sanity. No sane
person would have had any desire
to get rich by such quick methods
at the expense of somebody else.
She should have learned some OF
}. PIerpont Morgan's sleight OF
hand performance in manipulating
stocks and bonds in the stock mar
ket.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23

NOTICE. WILLIAM b. CURRIN DER,
IN ow. er aud occupant Of the house
situated In the illags Of Christiaha, in School
district u in New Castle Hurdred, county
Of New Castle, aud State Of Delaware.
In compliance with the requirements Of the
acts Of the General Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notics that
lshall apply in writing to ths Court OF aener
for New Castle county, on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of Nv. A. D., 1901, being the next term OF
said court, for n license for said house .. an
inn or tavern, for the sale therein OF intoxics
ing liquors in less quantities than QUE quart,
to be drunk on the premises aud the follow.
ing respectable citizens ut rsst o OF whom
are substantial freeholders Of said schnol dis.
trict recommend the said application. Wis:
VIM p well Irwin leach
John Hayes a CIoMgh
Ezekiel NLeAtly WIN I.Outh
II n smith Geo Butler
\ ~ q 1, rrjul.r WIN Graves
David /. acb John H CleAves
6,Ma-l tuLlsr
~ Utl.W wy. - CUkhiNDEh'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
Buried Yesterday.

Mrs. CERES, wife OF Oscar Ceres,
janitor Of the German Hall, 10 this
city, was buried yesterday In Della.
ware City. The deceased was popu-
lar and well liked In the community
In which she resided. MIR. Joseph
Featherson and several ladies render.
ed vocal selections at the funeral ser.
vice. y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23

The many anecdotes told uf Prince
Edward of York all point to his un-
usually keen powers of observation
and his intense wish 10 appear grown
up and TO do as older people do. A
short time ago, when asked what he
would like to do to celebrate his
birthday. III" reply came without a
moments hesitation: go for a drive
IN AN omnibus with all the other
people"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
DOTS,

a meeting OF the citizens OF tho II ward
irrespective Of party will be udlro sal
next Monday evening by John Rosse'!
The llth Wurd Democratic Lengue haye
rendered use OF rooms
1t was reported on the streets yesterday
that Edmund Mitchell. Jr would DO else,
ed President Of the Wilmington Coal GINS
company, of which he was elected "a lirec
tor on Monday afternoon.
Peter Rieger OF Cape May was fined g.
aud costs for selling liquor on Sunday, at
Cape May while JohE Brewer and Sam
usl SChurch wero fined SIS and costs each
Tor renting bathing robes on sunday. This
Is called justice.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-23
No AbsoIutACcrt.inty.

"You want to marry MY daughter,
do you? What reason have you to
think, young man, she cares for
you?"
"None at all, sir, except that she al
ways kisses me goodnight when
take my leave after calling on her,
and says she'll be awfully lonely till
she sees me again. But don't know
much about the ways Of girls, sir
Chicago Tribune.