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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-01-15
The State supre.

tlOu provinces. y. :
shall not enact local or special laws
concerning any of the following sub
iects or for any of the following pur-
poses, to wit: 1. 70 change the name
of persons or places. 2. To lay out,
open, alter or work roads or highways.
8. To incorporate cities, towns or
villages, or change, amend or extend
the charter thereof. To incorpo-
rate educational, religious, charita-
BILE, social, manufacturing or banking
institutions not under control OF the
State, or amend or extend the charters
thereof. 5. To incorporate school
districts. 6. To authorize the adop-
tion or legitimation of children. 9.
To povide for the protection OF game.
8. To summon and empanel grand
OF petit jurors. 9. To provide for
the age at which citizens shall be sub
iect to road or other public duty. 10.
To fix the amount or manner of COM
pensation to be paidssto any county Off
Ger, except that the laws may be SO
made as to grade the compensation
in proportion to the population and
necessary service required. H.. In
all other cases, where general law
can be made applicable, no special law
shall be enacted. u. The general
assembly shall forthwith enact general
laws concerning said subjects for
said purposes, which shall be uni
form in their operations: Provided,
that nothing contained in this section
shall prohibit the general assembly
from enacting special provisions in
general laws.
In determining the constitutionality OF
of the foregoing Actiit viii be necessary
to construe the words to summon and
empanel jurors.
It is contended by the respondent
that they do not include the listing
and drawing of Jurors.
In reaching conclusion upon this
question, we must look to the evil
which the constitution wishes. to
uproot.
State, were various and were produc-
tive of great confusion and uncer-
| tainty. So:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-01-15
Less Legislation Wanted.

The tendency toward less frequen
sessions of state legislatures is per
ceptible in every section Of the coun
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10
BURIAL PERMITS.

ss~s>~~~--S>~~~~~~~~~~>~>~
Eicie Brand, IS years. 20 Plum; bronchitis
,,insooore Boisarc. years SS2s E1orissant; diph-
Patrick Kehoe. 54 years s12l North Fourteenth:
Rosa kelley years. 14Os cass; peritonitis.
u i, Ilnnothy Monaghan. "A years. 2s2S Caroline; tu-
Ednund Ronmaa. Is years. sss Louisiana;
Henri. Damkes g. years. ss1s Lennp; apopIery.
Ainan6a Alexander, e2 years, Female Hospital;
Jesse Philips. p years. 4s5s Cot. Briniante: ty
sandel Martin. n years. s7us Vista; rectal dis
Jewel Duke. months. 1913 Morgan; intussus-
Richard P. o'connor. 90 years. Mulianphy Hos
piIal: tuberculosis -
Marguerite Eitzserald- year. 14ls North Four
Thpufas Walsh year. 1915 North Seventh; ma
Rosella Laufer. 2 years. 22s7 Warren; typhoid
annie annie Muldenig, IS years. III North Twenty
Rose Albright years. 14is MuIIanphy: tumor.
Msrgaret Mcdonald. g. years. Insane Asylum;
Addie N. johnson. 81 years. s7u Bar,mer; sui
Hattie Befring. sc years. 2s1s South Broadway:
Anaie BednOridevez. years. Madison, Ill;
Rosa Scott. year. Madison. H.: eczema
Inomas t1tzsimmons, a years, 1886 Papil:
Charles jefferson. % years. 300 Clay; pneu-
olinda Schultz. year. 4sol Natural Bridge; en-
MsS Blow. is years. 445O Lnclede; typhoid fe-
John Kalmer ss years, I17 Geyer: chlorosis Of
liver. ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10
NEW CORPORATIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
ILLINOIS,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
,,9,H sprnE5eId @ III, H. Sept s:-Iicenses to incor-
Porate were issued 10y Secretary OF State Rose to-
Carl Corper Brewing Company. Chicago. can
otner malt beverages. Incorporators-CisorRJ ai
Lester. Richard Lowrie and J. Wisfar Harris
Champion ManEie COMPANY, Chicago. esnitaI
5000: to rnanufactuIe laundry machinery. In
Drucilla G. Sykes anu
Mscomb and Western Illinois Electric Railway
Company Maeomb; capital, $4,000: to do a
street railway business Incorporators-D P.
seabury shirt Sompsny Peoria: e capital s 5so:
10 manufacture and sell mems shirts ard cloth
Wsterhouse and F L Thompkins.
operate telephone plants. Incorporatrs-Roy c.
PsSSard. Aoram c. Godfrey and Andrew J.
Whitaker Manufacturing Company. Chicago:
hardware implements IneorpoTators|ioh &C: c.
Campbell William Brace and Henry a Ritter.
The County Abstract Company. Urbana; cap
isassS e09 70 , sonduSt .s an abstract business In
I1SSass,ta toEsDalbeIt Miner Ia E Miner. George
CEePsey Telephone Company. Cropsey; capital
ss S2naSe' Eayar ''fh9ne s. % safdT STses
r; MiiliaTns n L. Barnes and E V; Crum.
ital, $1,000: 70 oonduct school tor Instruction
N sraphle arts incorporators- Albert H Nc
stilikin. Soseph e. Simpson and Acors w. Rath-
Beranek Hyeenic Club Chicago: capital. so. 90;
.tg manufacture and sell toilet articles OF all
kinds Incorporators-George Danforth, Marie
Bsffsssds Hospital Deeatur: Without capital
fises Hsesmnn snd nor fgr 9a RF9 InsqPST9ST PSTssr
Aiattes. John Allen. Alexander McIntosch and
Charles II. Patterson
Neumsn. Schridee & Co. located at Chicago.
certified 10 change in name 10 Neum2n Rosen
Chicago Concentrating Company increased its
capital stock from s30fea TO siga0G1.
Fidelity OIL. Gas and Coal Company. located AZ
Newton. III. increased ts capital stock to 500.
Grace & HYDE Company; my; Chicago, certified to a
American College OF Human Nature and Sug5
sesslon. Chicago. certified TO an enlargement OF
objects
Wsibur-1-Swenson COMPANY Chicago. changes
It's name TO the American Foundry and Machine
Company.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10
Azxze1 1uauzUNsw

Beard of Education building. sli Locust St: thor
ough business, shorthand and English courses:
Individual instruction, eight experienced teach
ers: pupils enrolled at any time. catalogue free-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-Notioe Is here.
by given that meeting Of the stockholders oi
the ST. Louis and Neramec River Railroad Com
pSny Will be held at tie Office Of the company,
al De HOd!2mGnt, in the city Of St Louis Mis-
souri. on Ine sSth day OF september 1907 at the
hour Of s O'Clock a. m Tor tne purpose OF voting
upon a proposition then and there TO be submit
ted increase the capital sioc< of scid company
from Two Million Dollars CS2 900 eo0D. its pres
ent authorized capital. TO Three Million Dollars
ts e) 00). also for the purpose OF voting upor
a proposition then and there 20 be submitted to
increase the bonded Indebtedness Oi the company
by the issuance OF bonds to the amount of Three
Million ts5U coool Dollars lof which bonds One
Million tsi.oj".OIo-o0 Dollars shall be reserved
for the sole purpose of retiring bonds OF the COM
pany 20 the same amount. being all it, bonds
outstanoingl. and secure the payment
thereof by mortgage deed OF trust upon the
property and franchises Of the company; and also
take the vote Of the stockholders of the COM
pany upon any other matter that may be brought
before said meeting pertaining 10 said proposed
Increase of said capital stock. or TO the disposal
thereof, TO the issuance Of securing the
payment Of said bonds the disposal thereof
or pertaining to the construction and equipment
OF its line OF railway any portion thereof.
any other matter pertaining TO the business af-
fairs OF said company that may be brought before
said meeting.
S. II. KENNARD. President
Attest: T. c. Kimber. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10
sToCKHoIDEBs- MEErINc-No,,o. 9, h.-.-

by given that meeting Of the stockholders OF
the s.. Louis and Suburban Railway Company
will be held at the office of the company. st De
IHodiamont. in the city OF ST.. Louis. State OF
1902. at the hour OF o'clock q m. for the pur-
pose OF voting upon proposition then and there
TO be submitted 10 increase the capital stock of
SAID company from three million dollars (S3 90,
Ooo V9l. its present authorized capital. to seven
million five hundred thousand dollars sT 500 0000))
and also for the purpose of voting upon propo-
sttion then and there be subnritted to increase
the bonded indebtedness OF said company by the
issuance OF bonds TO the amount OF seven million
nve hundred thousand dollars Cy7 SO 90 .0cl.
tof which bonds two millions three hundred thou
sand dollars shall he reserved for the sole pur-
pose OF retiring bonds Of the company 10 the same
amount. being all its bonds now outstanding) and
70 secure the payment thereof by mortgage or
oeeo or trust upon property and franchises OF
sad company, now owned or which may be here
stoci,holders Of said company upan any other
peTtaning to said proposed increase Of said capt
issuance OF or recurring the payment Of said
bonds, or the disposal thereof or pertaining to
the construction and equipment Of .te lines OF
railway or to the requirement Of other prop
erty OF any character. any other matter per
tanning TO the business affairs OF said company
that may be brought before said meeting.
S. n. KENNARD. President
Attest: T q Eimbar
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ALI. thoss desiring help or s<ekinr sIfuatisns
OF the state Labor Bureau of sfafisfies slssS
Cnsstnut s.: strations ard helm furnfsA~d -
OF charge Tel Kinioch ~
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10
LOST AND FOUND.


BAG-Found. woman's chstelaine bag. Owner
can set same on giving description TO II 2e5. Re
BAG-Lost at the Onion Station on last even
ing. a ladies' chatelain silver bag, with mono
gram +. W on inside Finder Will receive a lib-
eraf reward by returning same to 3613 Lucas ave.
RRACELET-Los- Sunday. baby's gold brace
let. from Calvary Cemetery on Bellefoatsine
csEs 10 Prairie ave-. or on hossuth- Finder VIII
please return 2S15.
BELT BucEie-Lost. a gold belt buckle at.
tacted 20 strip of black velvet. downtown. Re
fnrh 10 5Si4 hensinFfon-
FoIND-The place to get good shoe for 81 50
1isr,1s Shoe Co.. f0I n Sixth st. near Locust st.
WATCH-Iost lady's enameled watch STUDDED
WIN diamonds. chate'z;ne studded with pearl.
between 5sss Westminster and Olive: name OF
or-e- inside: liberal reward Return to 3si.
wez:minster.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10
PARTNERS wANTEn-

PARTSER hy chemist In uas1-er6Sr -,
III III sssiss2 sI; Iss ssse;s e 2s3s - =
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10

Wedding Rings Solid Gold).
fInest qualities. S 10 SO. Mermod & Jae-
cards. Broadway and Locust.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10
ST. LOUIS.

The Helmbacher Forge and Rolling Mills Com
pany filed notice Of increase OF its capital
Stock from sSD0.GI0 to SJ0e.O00 yesterday. There
= paid up. The company places its assets at
S6;k ~ i-Sf and its liabilities at SsS4. .eSl. 20.
Articles of incorporation filed with the
Recorder OF Deeds yesterday ~ the Union Shoe
making Company. with capital OF $1,000. The
stock IS owned by r r. Lay. 50: Z. II. Sach-
. lehen. %: Charles A. Nodsr, q.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10
EXCHANGE AND BARTER.
sToCKBoLpERs, NEETIyGs.

NEW drophead singer machine for big horse;
sound. true puller. I4oi y. Ninth -.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES
And DEATHS.
RECORD OF BIRTHS.

----~-~---->~~-->>
Ed and Maggie Foreman. 21iS Gbear; boy.
William and Marina -BOdefeuder. 81 Ncrta
Kings highway: girl
Fred and Ella kassh. S5sl Manchester: boy
Benjamin and Mary Ibbiu. la3S Wright; boy.
Edward and Bertha Reese. 1884 South Second;
girl
Il J. and II. ]. Nortilmana, -51t Palm; boy
Corner J. and Alice A Davis, 4SiS Manchester;
1iusture end Emily Fe.drlaud. 1sii Dodier; boy.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10
SHORTHAND
RuBlCAM'S COLLEGE.

7o1. 7o2. 705 10 UNION TRUST BLDG, AND
y. w. COR GRAND AND FINNEY AYES.
Exclusively for women Individual instruction.
The ability OF graduates to hold cood-pa yips
positions from the first = the most couvirciuS
proof OF the thoruughness OF cur Instruction
Positions secured for graduates.
NIGHT SCHOOL.
For young men and women opens September 4;
Of the n. ". Grand and F1nney ave.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10

BooKKEEPER wANTED-Experienced book
Dseled and nAms ef fsss enptoy<ft = - Re-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10
Ya)LkINAENke,Nel

Mercantile College. lincoln Trust building. sev-
enth ana Chestnut sts Individual Irrtrucffon
given In Bookkeepinv, Permanently. shorthsnS
Typewrting. Arithmetic. Grammar etc FsIi
term. @ day and night. Now open. Cali. telephone
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10
HAYWARD'S

Business and shorthand College zlo z.r n ara
q: Odd Fellow building. Individual instructor
IN shorthand. Typewrit.ng. Bockkeeping Arfth-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-10
.yGS0URI.

REPUB1II SFECIAIs.
Jefferson City Mo- sept s-Secretarv Of state
Sam e Cook to-day issued q certificate OF in
corporation the Elvins Printing Company OF
Iayins, capital s. Gl1. all paid. incorporates
Joe p. Bufts. Polite T1vins and Asbers wulfert
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-21

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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-21

bought her a Diamond Horseshoe At a
slightly reduced Price. on account OF the
Rush being over.
MORAL: Don't buy anything Just be-
fore Christmas. Some Mind-Reader may
come around and hand 1t TO you.
THE MODERN FABLE OF THE YULE-
TIDE BACHELOR WHO HAD NO ONE
TO LOVE.
Once there was n fast-fading Bachelor
who felt as Blue as Indigo when he saw
Dec = creeping nearer and nearer. The
sight OF the shop-windows filled with Dolls
and Toys helped TO oil him with large.
vague Regrets for he had no little Toodle-
kins waiting for him.
For about Week before Christmas the
Bachelor was invariably saddened by the
Reflection that he was Kldless. During the
other ffty-one Weeks OF the Year he did
not seem 20 mind IL much.
This poor Bachelor had no Parents. An
Only Sister was lost somewhere in New
York Society. and so. as he sat In his once
and awaited the Advent OF the gladstone
Season. he was pervaded by Gentle Mel
ancholy OF the kind that would have been
Pie for Charles Dickens.
mo one In this World whom I can make
Happy" said the Maverick. mo one
Then he saw The ONCE Boy standing on
one Foot and giving him the wistful Eye.
Wish you Merry Christmas" said the
Urchin. and when the Bachelor dug up
Dollar he heard. for the first time. about
Little Sister who had been writing Letters
90 Sanity In regard TO n Doll that would
open and close the Eyes.
II am afraid the Children are getting
little Strong with that Letter Gag" said
the Bachelor. but he produced. just the
same.
Then the Janitor came In and mentioned
the Fact that he had a Family and when
he went out he had an Order for Tur-
key.
Bachelor came upon Paste-Board Kitty
| with sprig OF Evergreen above IL. SO
he clipped In and began 10 feel that pos
| sibly he would succeed I'm ringing I'm on the
JOY of Giving after all.
When he struck his Room the Chamber
maid stood outside the Door and there
was an Expression on her Face which
seemed 90 read as follows: IF somebody
| forced FLYER on me. suppose wouldn't
know what To do with IT.
Next he heard OF a Movement 90 pur-
chase a Rocking Chair for the House
/ Keeper.
The boy who delivered the Papers brought
In a Hold-Up Poem printed on n Card
His Regular Waiter brushed away In
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-21
A STORY ABOUT MANSFIELD.
Unusual One In Which the Actor APP
pear. I'm an Amiable Light.

New York Times.
The special was running up the Pacific
coast from San Francisco TO Tacoma. IL
was FIVE hours late. and soon IL became
apparent that IL would not be possible TO
reach Tacoma In time to open the per-
Torrance at the regular hour. Presently
Mansfield sent the following telegram to
the manager OF the Tacoma theater:
Hold audience until $780, Train un-
avoidably delayed"
The Tacoma manager got that message
and groaned. The house had been sold out
and mo performance" meant loss 20 him
OF more than $l.000. He had had experience
with other actors. and he felt certain that
$50 meant at least an hour later. He
knows now that Mansfield Is the most exact
OF men. At $50 he decided TO dismiss the
audience and return the money. The peo-
pie were practically all out OF the house
and the box office was empty when at $40
Mansfield and his company walked In.
A dialogue followed which was warm and
emphatic on both sides. IL took place be-
tween the local manager and the actor in
the lobby OF the theater. 1t happened that
one of the theater parties had been late
in leaving lis box and was passing out
through the lobby as Mr.. Mansfield and
the manager were throwing vocal red pep
per at each other. One OF the ladies de-
tached herself from the rest of the party
and introduced herself 10 the actor.
MIR. Mansfield" she said. however bad
| ly you feel about the abandonment OF this
performance. the disappointment Is really
| ours. We Tacoma people have been look
| ing forward TO seeing you for years. We
| had bought and crowded every seat In the
house. Now We are not 10 see you after
all You may not come back here again
| for five years. So you see our misfortune
Is really much greater than yours Instead
| OF blaming the local manager IL seems "a
me you should be thinking what you can
/ do for us" II hattering little
speech prettiiy made and the tragedian'
raneor was appeased.
Il am going TO play in Seattle to-mor-
/ row evening" he said. and 4 you. madam
| guests on my car l will gladly take you
over TO Seattle and give you box ut the
| performance"
The Invitation was accepted and the trir
/ was made. on the way a sudden friendship
developed between the actor and his new
found Tacoma friends. They impressed or
him again and again the great loss which
1 Tacoma felt In missing his performance
| and finally reused all the chivalry In MIR
Mansneld's nature.
/ ladies. he said. II will cancel my natl
nee engagement In Seattle and VIII q ke
the train back 20 Tacoma one eondi-
ton. That u, that you accept and dis
/ tribute all the tickets In the house for tina,
| performance among your friends In TIA
coma
The splendid courtesy was accepted and
4 Mansfield actually Cancelled hts matinee
/ engagement IA Seattle. the seats for which
had already been practically SOLD out re-
/ turned the money. put his scenery and
/ company on the special train and doubled
/ back L. Tacoma. where a performance was
not person present paid cent for MS
/ seat
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-21

Il means the Whole mode - nfe. nor have
they any conception - the chrtstsan sea-
fssman - The highest trps 81 man.
4 never Eau among them TIE pfofatsps
81 eitLer Little Lord FauutlrFot' - The
terf disagreeabis Hou - osliiouaire la
Captains teufaKtous 1 am sufe none
sslf that the latter eid An enfofe~a als-
ssnee % sonte months on q failing smack
seeid haFe been a. intensely aas- = zoe
Thing - sosns % them. Who are aeeldealy
fond - nine ease - mine inn Othsfs
u would have Impressed 80 fhe greatest
esesibis iark. estisf than e4mginx eut N
Maine but either class wnaid have se-
gsptsd tie sifuafl0n with aui0mb
Sish tat thes~ boye could sonae-
thing - their fatnsFs ouce IN = aeIls. a
9TH thsH fathers Thsls e8seatisn "a
bfinEifs - are ainost entirsif n ths
nands % thT mQth<fs- And / eaoid wisn
mat The mothers thought as such - Their
moral training az thsy % - their physical
and mental They are sEc~-silnslF skEiianf
= me h9ys hsalth. - ~ exsfeise. -
80 s.iss, hss sissass 80 sssaeailsa.
nseti9ns and advantages bgt tbeF o. 80
give anything Ike the sAns ear - -
moral tratninx all 50. tho1sh. thaf
Displayed aisfinef anxlefY tat taelf boss
should be better than fhsY Nsfe.
There - sea m4eh cigarette sulekinE
q h~ttias Ca ths Whole. I think virss
% not Develop among fhFm until tasg afo
ssssats<a 80 siksteea years Ella
hslf special danger - = false eonffp-
tios - usaailt9d. . f5oceptioA fhat bet
tine. dfthathE mzn. wh8 krasps and h1tfIk
ma a. "a aEa sseiai poser IN = p<rfe4fly
setfsh Nay. - the eorreef sort ~ MAJ
Their Special SEED u ths instHlsti0n q
b<tlsr deal % mahhoo1 aa1 - -
taught the Fikht 60 - sserF thing -n1oneg.
tifa<. opportunity stzcation. iakury
~AHd all e4f akaia thaf missioaaFr
soEk = needed 4aaanx thsnl. 49, a. sases
- afnoos the boys - th< slam. an1 ttsf
requires p<fsons " leeuil4f eaalf8f4-
ttoDs 10 carry ~ 1heEe are "a &e.
YORK several fn<n f.o1seeslnk s1ea qstasIi
tians. having TIE greatest social Ff<sll<e.
ma are aesetlns All their ssSiIaEthFo1I1
: eHefstes % Institutional &c other sofa
asnonk tie poof. l fhfnk lheY soaI6 a.
ermplish moFs fer fhe f1tt,rs - taFuIn6
/ thstr 4ttsntien % The sch lelbef <ors e ~
Fsen
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-21
THE MoDERx FABLE or THE FAM
III THAT WORRIED OVERTIME ~
TAXING CARE or NELLIE

TIE MODERN FABLE or TIE FAN
III THAT WORKED OVERTIME -
TAKfS0 CARE OF NELLIE
Once there was = HAPPY Family that had
q Cock who vas almost to- Good 70 -
Trpe Her Saas uas Ssliis snd she had
ceme from Sown-troddsn EsFsps. where
Cooks have 10 such Rights ~ thsy enjoy
in eur glorious Country.
The Family used - declare that Nellie
YES ne best slnxis-hsn5ed wefis Artist
n the Business. bar nons. Ter Cream 81
Tomatoes made an awful Ht with The
Company. End Dvck II Nellie wss very
hard % bat
All the Members % the Household
thosghf - much Of Nellie. especially when
they remembered sonae % the Blacksmiths
Who had ofssciaisd - the Range. that they
wanted 20 give hsr a Merry Christmas.
They wanted her - b. satisfied with her
Place and stay on forever
Therefore Il came about that each OF
them. whsE ne o. she sent out % DO bis or
her Christmas sbopping. thought 20 itseif:
There IL poor Nellie. she has no Rela-
lions on this side % The Water. and II
dsn't give her something she'll be left en-
tirely"
80 Mother gave Nellie a swell Imitation
Lambs wo0i Jacket and Father bought
her Goidins Watch that pinned on In
front. One Of the Boys gave her some
white Gloves and another fixed her Up
sfsh q Brooch that II q had been real
Turquois~ would have cost 81 30 The Girls
dubbed together and gave her Is Zibeline
Suit with Box Pisass.
On Christmas Morning the grateful Mel
DE came IN 70 thank them. but she broke
down and wept into the wafiss-
Its a cinch." said the Family. We've
got her dead 70 Rights"
few Days after that Nellie attended
the Annual Bail given b. the SIavonic
Pleasure and Democratic Club. When she
swept into the Ballroom with her Zlbeline.
her Imitation Lambs Wool. the Brooch.
the Watch and the Gloves she had Upper
Fifth Avenue held to a Tie at least
a Butcher named Johnson hung around
her all Evening and soon began coming