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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-05
NEWS or THE CITY CHURCHES.
Tent Meetings at Maplew0od Draw
Big Crowds.

The Methodist tent meeting at Maple
wood. under the direction OF Evangelists
Hart and Magann. Is assuming large pro-
portions. The tent is filed each night with
persons from Redwood. Webster Groves.
Old orchard. Benton and the city. and
already there have been many conversions.
Hell last night several came forward TO
the altar. His subject tonight viii be The
Killing Sin"
The Reverend Doctor z J.. Walker, pas
tor Of CURLY Memorial Presbyterian Church
has returned from hts vacation and VIII
I'LL his pulpit next Sunday as usual
The Reverend Doctor Edward Mack,
former pastor OF the Central Presbyterian
Church. Will arrive IN the city to-day or
tomorrow. and Will preach AT the church
next Sunday morning. Doctor Mack is re-
turning from his vacation
The Reverend Doctor T. ". Luce. pastor
OF. the Maple Avenue NJ. l. Church. has
returned from his vacation and VIII III
hts pulpit next sunday.
The s.. Louis ". c. T. I. will hold its
final business meeting Tor the year to-mor-
row 1t Nc @o7 South Jefferson avenue. at
go ?. m
The First Church Of Spiritual Unity has
secured tie large entertainments hall Of the
Masonic Temple. OdeOn. a1d viii resume
services next Sunday The Reverend w +.
Peck remains in charge
The Reverend D. Z. Leland mas returned
from his European trip and viii ill the
pulpit OF the Tyler Place Presbyter5an
Church. as usual. next sunday.
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Base hits-of Nadeeii 4. OF Mitchell 4. Two
base FL !. Schreck !. Fui.z ! Three
base hits-Seybold I. Lepire ]. Casey ! HONS
/ Sacrifice hits-M- Cross ! stolen
baSes-Fuitz 4. Hartsel = l. cross . Murphy
/ Bases on balts-By Mccarthy .. by Mitchell
! First base on c-S-De 4 PHILADELPHIA
J Lett on -hases-Detruit 4. Phila delphla =
Struck out-By Wadden :. by Mitchell !. Double
Gleason and Beck I. Time Of game
lin.
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The Reverend D. i. Leland has returned
from his European trip and viii Sill the
pulpit OF the Tyler Place Presbyterian
Church. as usual. next Sunday.
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Slated Cog Ia-mes b. u.n-l-
,L..r-F. ---.....-.l r 70 Z o 0 o 9 O.
E~~..Irr ..... ..-.-..-r " 81 90 H on q 60
First u1-- .l --rru---suIcaE- 3 Twu-h4-- llt-
Rims d. L-ft 90 u1sy>-t aIc-Eu =. tr1IElFr
stolen haS.s-TiuE.- y. SErr-tEarI T. LruE
and Farrell g. S.rEu- hits
hobbs d. First base on Lalls-Er puulran J.
Sr-JrE uut-H. ualu-4- 4. O.. HARDY . TIM %
gIu--tu, Ha-r AMI twsrty-six minutes Juglr=
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American League
s Louis q Wash fUG
CeveisEd7 Baltimore
Chicago 81 EpSrnI ii
J'hIanel 10 Detroit
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Milwaukee !. NInnrapoIi, z.

Milwaukee. Wis. Scpt 4-ToT-ance allowed the
home team only FIVE hits In t6-1ay's game. and
would have smut them out but for a sinEe md
lucky trir,s by p0nahue In The eighth inning
Barber was hit hard and received poor support
Brilliant catches nv Sullivan ane Lynch were
the features. Attendance. II Score
Milwaukee .........o o . o o Q ! Al ; :
Minneapolis ..-.--.e Q 0 0 . ! = o g. j. .
Fartcri@s-Barber and Donahue: Torrance sna
YeaEer.
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lgious character. High mass was cele-
brated by the Reverend John Linden The
choir was composed OF boys attending the
school The Right Reverend P J. Muldoon
and the Reverend J. + CallaShan OF 81
the mss
Brother Pauiian was bo-n in the County
1tpperary. Ireland. December -. 1S3l- He
came to this country when 3 years old He
entered the novitiats OF the Christian
Brothers IN 81. Louis. August is. i&2 Hey
and Brother Patrick incorporated the
Christian Brothers Academy. Eighth and
Cerre streets. in 49,. In 1S9 Brother
Paulian was transferred 20 New York.
where. assisted by Brother Patrick he
founded the Manhattan College in ISL. In
1873 he was sent back 70 St louis u tsEs
charge Of the Christian Brothers College
He remained here until 1925. when he was
sent TO Europe. where he acted IN an ad-
visury capacity. In the last year he re-
TUNED TO the rnited States.
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Earned rnns-Cieveiand . Baltimore : Two
base hits-Slckman !. Mcfarland I Home runs
Hickman / Sacrifice t-Gibe i s:olea
base-McFsriznd J. smith !. Gilbert ! Double
piay-Iundbloom. Bradley 10 Hickman: Gnrh-
nauer. l2joie 10 Hickman. Gochnauer 70 HEX
man. Gilbert tn Jones First base on haus-Ia-
9ole / flick . bellis > Mcfarland =. Howell 3
Aathison l. Hit by pitched ball-B.adiey.
struck oui-F1ick ! Mcfarland !. Howell l.
heiseman > Wild n-t-he-Huure : Time %
gane-Two hours- Umpire Connolly.
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NEW YORK 3. CINCINNATI {.
layer Bat Well. hut Make
Costly Errors.

New York. Sept f-Cincinnat beat New
York again to-day in a lively game Ivy four
TO three. The home players cgthzt;ed The
visitors e 70 6. but errors by C<seHI.. a new
local catcher, ana George smith let In two
runs IN the third inning and robbed Cronin.
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Denver q. Omaha Z.

D-rve-. sept 4-Whii--i1Ee Wa in fn- FORM
ara aifuough given pJJr support E-Tt the vt-
Tors HIS ven scattered. anu practically won his
own game. score:
Denre- ........--s q IL : ;
Omaha --.------.-.0 D ! . - ] v - :
GsvsFTuR
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The Cardinals VIII make their Isst M
pearance in Philadelphia to-day. Clarence
Curris IS slated 10 twill the farewell. game
against Ham berg.
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ITTIHIT.-ITW -------.---"--W 7 : : : |""I-
Earned runs-St Louis = Philadelphia 4. Two
base hits-SmOot J. Nerkcs / Wo.v-rtCn !. Barry
!. Duegieby !. Thre-base nits-Smult !. Barry /
kruc J Stolen base-J. WELL l. Barry J. Berry
J. Left on bases. Loais =. Philadelphia =.
Double lay-CaIh1uu TarTel and Brashear J..
Wolvert0a- ChIds und Ienuing- J.. DuCgl-by.
Hulswitt and Jennings !. Hit by pitched hall
by DuEElsby !. Bases on balis-Or Yerkes .. or
DuEEl-hv ]. CT FOX l. struck out-By Nsrkes =.
by nuExiehv ]. by FUN I. Time-One hour and
fe-ty-nye minutes. U~mpire-Brgvu- At;=adsne-.
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WESTERN


Ea-ssE city. No. sept. 4-raarke'S error n
the eleventh. inning allowed Kansas CITY tl score
the winning run. Attendant. L9- Sco--
Kansas City..o 6 . q IS Z ;
per-ta 80 ( 90 @ % q Cd = o . a. ~ =
Bat;efiss-W elmer and K-mHser: Hart and VII
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4 f-w cases q the Texas fever have occurred
tr different .-~ts ~ The sat. she cattle getting
f4- Infection crJu tae GERS n which hey ers
Eaiua-G Farmers should b. particular when
turtrG % Inquire a-ru- rhr.- CrlE-u. and then
49, when re-riuu.nc t.a- the C4tIis are LIT intS
.-..- .L-.r...-.. -ra
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Colorado springs 8. De-. Moine q.

Colorado SPRING. Sept +-H0ines's hunr--TUn
with two men On bases ana the inability %
Colorado Springs 10 bunch their hits lost she
game To- De- Moines to-day In eve-vthinS hut
runs the home team had the better o: Il S-1r-:
p II r
D.S Nuin-< .-.--.-.1 0 o o q ] % n
tssi7er--S.wmeyer and Es-rNald. MorrisOa
and Hansen
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MILWAUKEE, a.. 81. Joseph 3-a.

Milwaukee. S-pt 4-Tae Milwaukee. leaders %,
the Western LeaEu- defeated - Joseph IN twO
eem-s to-day. Attendant. SH- seures-
"
- Iu-sph..--..-U / . v ! "a 6 10
batteries: SwOrmsiedt and Smith. rz-yin and
GErvin-
Second game:
milwaukee - . sIISS9- ; I.
=. Joseph .----.g q q ] 9 Q y = 60 " .
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r ASSOCIATION.
Knn.a. City Is. II. Pnul Z.

Kansas civ. Mo. sept Tn a gam repie.e
witt errors Knnsas city defeated 81 Paul At
tendance. e50. Score
Eaasa. City III % . I 7 .---Is i :
81. Paul .--------I % - b. . Z " o - : :
Batteries: Gear and Hevill.. Chech and Hurley.
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Southern Association.

A. De~Rtur-Terrp HEute 4 Decatur
AZ Rock Islnnd-RocE Island 3 Rockford 4
Al Dsven-o-t-pnvenporT : Cedar RRnids .
Al Observation-Disclosures 4 Evansville /
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Earned rlas-E-w Yu-E g. cu..uuat. e. Ers-
has o. e.'rs-S-N A S.eiE1aa LIT
uu hl----N-U Ty-E q f.urlEugH O. flrs- ga~-
81 i-L--pN Dr1aiu !. - Poole 3 struck out
- 1rJL.I L. rs poll Tr----b1~ uits-tuc.e
o. TNo-bas- uit~-LLul-~ T. k-ll.s = Irul-g e.
sar-:-v ht-N-Gs4w E-ekl-v J. Crou.u
DUuhi- ulay-NrEAEu. MrtfE4w anu &ctiauu J:
Smith an LcG4lu S-rur.Lr and KELLEY L.
Sevm0ur and H--E-u T. EEg.r.-La-ham ard
irwin Time OK gam=-Jne h--- -a- tO--y-rse
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-Grer-iuEer hi d hattee h2AL
bl>ten --------r------a----N Z = p 2 r p -
4L1isolrE ------- Y 20 " 2 . 60
Tvc-haS- Z Double uIavE-~rn~sy
and Wagner !. Rltchey ard WaCnsr ]. Carney
and T~nney I Ease- on hali-CG Plf-t-rer :. -
Chesh-o . Struck u9t-By Pitiiags- :. by Ch@sbro
! Tine-one hour HuS twenty miaut-z Umpire
SECOND GANE.
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At MISUNDERSTANDING !. Little Rock
At Bt-rninchanl-Bi-mtnEhsm -. Shreveport =.
At ChaTtRnooca-Chattanooga 9. Memphis Q
Gorfeited).
Al A~tlants-Atlanta 4. New Orleans :
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vcy to a new man in the seventh. GleaSon'=
feeding waS a decided feature ia both
game Attendance. S.sH. Scores
FIRST ANE
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Cameo.
sPE1IaI

PEP BLIC SPFTIAL
Salem. III. sept. 4-The game o. baseball
PLAYED here today between the Nebraska In
dams and 4 Marion COUNTY picked nine resulted
Bat;e-ies-RobsTts and Pratt: MsbTy and Darrah.
REPCRLIC sP5CIAL
Sedalia. No. SEPT. s-Sedalia anf Chanuts
gave a vretchefly rcor sNtfhi11u OF hail paving
nj LEAGUE Park this 2 tzT-1cr- Curtis. VINO vas
IN Rn unfit condition. was knockei out - the hor
IN TIE thirG ming arr EUrq-- with runl
support. wuu the rams. the s-o-. heirs 2 20 : n
favor q the Locals batteries. -
and Stump.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Natchez- Miss. Sept 4-At S--s-vfite. Green
vile : Natehez = A. VI-ksb rrE- VicSsbr--i
Baton Rouge =
REPUBLIC sPE-IAL
JererEon CITY. 40. sept. I-J-----c- civ d.
fested lola today hy the sco-e 4 ; TO J I-zVr-er
pitched for jefferson CITY and Morgan fo- lola
SPErIsL
NsTeca. Mo- sept I-Ns~ads d4-~ated Spring
PLAYED an -rrorless game. and Tor-is allowed only
three hits.
RrP-RLIC spFr.aL
Aruistrcrs- Mo. sept. l-ArmsfrouS u. Roche
In-t I. Batte-ies-Ha-vev and Corre1: White and
Chapman.
RTPrBLTC
HsTTiseurr M sept ~tLHartzaurs We DE-
a. Doris Park Ae-r-
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Harness. RACE, at 6, p,,I

g. PAU. Mira. S-pt- The as class race a:
The state Fair TO-DAY WIS won by Baron Rogers
IN straight heats f-usalty vcR the - cas-
trutt!nE- Summary.
atk Gas uace. sTug-
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I-ct on ~ba----CAicass 6 Bosom Il. TVO-ba~-
hi's-Dulv 1 Parent ! freeman : TEree-n1s-
h!-s-Duvi- J. Parent T. SacriGe hits-Ishel =.
ferris l. Stolen baz--A-rts~ : Double ulays-
Warner and IArhanc- / struck 1ut-Bv Piatt :
by Hughes . Passed bail-McFarland / BASES
on haiiS-ur Piaft l. or Hughes = VIA uitche-
Hughes . Time e Eaue-On- hour and ATTY
i've minutes Impir--Car-u:hers
SECOND GAME
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Columbus. o.. sept. The American Associa-
orn zane scaednied between coiunhus aad
LogssstLls 70. so-cay va postpgned urtl hst-
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DoHahue and Powell Sign to Play
With the Browns Next Season.
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Montgomery count, Reunion.

Hillsboro. III. Sept. THE old settler
OF MONTGOMERY County held their annua
reunion here to-day and a crowd estimares
al from I=.ts TO I5.G0 was IN attendance
Il was .he most successful reunion ereg
held in the county. Ben F. Caldwell q
Chatham and Mine- GOWN delivered tn
addresses.
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MISERABLE SUPPORT
~DISHEkRTENS yERkES
Cardinals Go to Pieces III Second
Game 1T Philadelphia. Mai
ing Nine Errors.
CUAKERS ROLL UP BIG SCORE.
Dugslcby Receives Good Support
-Shertsline Tries N,w Bat
tcry-SmoOIs Batting
4 Feature.
STANDING OF THE CLUES.
YESTERDAYS CANES.

National L-aEu-- American ~aFu-
fIlia l. 81 LuIi- = =. LOUIS =. Nast-t9u O.
leo E.tfsbu-r 90 Cleveland. KUl..mur- e.
Chicago =. A-HYk-ru o. 'alHlEH 81. T. s-0l I--f.
-ln--rl : Nrw York fhisd-l a. Detroit =
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The Reverend Doctor E .. Walker. pas
toy Of CURLY Memorial Presbyterian church
has returned from hts vacation and VIII
I'll his pulpit next Sunday as usual
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-05

J. X. Tay.or. Surprising Architect Of
the Treasury. viii arrive in 81. Louh
this afternoon TO lcok over sites fol
the new Post Office. Il Is his desire 10 mes
the business men and confer with them re
Sardins the best location for this structure
informal reception
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Harrisburg. III sept. L-Hsr-hu-x WIS DE-
fezssd by Edi,slify to-day by = score 90 = 70 .
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STATE NEWS,

Joseph Noel Of Fitchburg, Msss,. wss
found on the ndwslk in front Of the
Hotel Rockingham Sundsy in . dying
condition. He hsd fallen from . fourth
story window, striking the stone pave
msnt, irsoturiRg his skull. He was
picked up unconscious. Recovery is i'm
possible.
Msson l. 90 OF Burlington have the
contract to erect = $4,000 parish house
for 81. L1k.s ohurob, st. Albans. for
which sround was broken Friday. II
will be OF stone AZ by 30 feet 10 dimss
sions, with 40 sddi,ion Of Is by is feet
for o choir room. There will be hell
with q gallery. stsgs, library, snte.room
and ssuciuary, The rooms will be dlvid
I'd with rolling partitions.
Melross House. the Wes. Brsttleboro
hotel, ownei by John r. Sargent was
destroyed with Besrly ell it's contents by
fire between 4 AID o'clock Monday
morning Of last week. II will not be 70
built, The cause Of the Hts is no. dsfnite
ly known, The 6re started on the Sc
sond floor. 10 the DoriL-.est corner over
the kitchen. There wss o chimney in
that corner. slso electric wires by means
Of which the stage 10 the hall on the
aext floor above vas lighted.
The new boat of the Chsmplsin Con
ssruoiion company, which will tsks the
plsse OF the Vermont. has slresdy arrived
at Shslburps Hsrbor. comirg 10 sections
on bssrd Of esnsl bosts. Ths vessel
will be pnt together u SbeIburn and
the engines pl.osd 10 the craft. The
nsv bost shich will be named Vermont.
will be 2C3 IL feet long and sirty.two
feet vide over oil shd will have siI side
Wheels with ps.snt iestberiDs buoksts.
search lights and steam steering gear
The nev Vermont. which will be lsunch
cd in Augusl, will have fifty sleeping
rooms.
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Moody Squelched Her.

They are telling . story 10 Warrington
about the new secretary ci the navy. Nj
Moody v. riding on one OF the Bos on
surface ssrs ssd vw standing on the plat
form st tbs side next the gsts tbs. pretsc,
cd passengers from csrsronpias on The 9th
er track. A lady Boston lady -csns
10 The door Of the ear and ~ it stepped
started TO move tossrd the gate. which
vss hidden from her BY the men standing
beisrs il, rels.u the New York Times.
Other side. ple.ss, lady. ssiI The oondsc
tor, BE vas isnorsd - only . born end
bred Bos,onisn osn iseors mao. Tbs
isay took smother stsp toward ,hs gate.
Yos mast get % 90 The other side. said
The eopdoetor.
] Wish TO sst Cd os this side. ssms The
susvu, 10 tosss tbst eons"Isi the ofH ,isl
iato nonsntsry silence Bsisrs be eosla
sither explain or sIpostulsts Mr. Moody
cane TO his sssis.sses
Stand 10 one aide ssrtismsn. be rsnsrk
Cd, qaislly. Tue lady wants TO climb ov
Or The ssts,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03
A Lawyers Experience.

A good many years ago. said vel
ksoRn Michigan LAWYER who was remir
isceocing the other day, | became great
ly interested in q states prison case. A
Young farmer was charged with having
driven of ten out OF hock OF twelve
sheep and sold them to . butcher, He
put up q fair defence but was convicted
snd sentenced to . term Of three yesrs.
There were plenty Of people who be
lievsd that be was perfectly innocent, and
even the butcher who bousbl the sheep
came 10 time to doubt il he had Identified
the right party. Alter the case had stir
red up q whole county took . hsnd in
II. In my petition to the governor | had
the evidence OF the young mans isther,
mother and sweetheart, and got eight
Of the Jurors TO sign it. made out sucb
. good csse that the governor took 1t M
der sdvitemen and Asslly agreed to issus
. pardon, In speaking to mo OF the ease
he said:
There lie no sort Of doubt 10 my mind
that this was case OF mistaken identity
snd / shsll be only too glad 10 restore
the young man to liberty.
II bscame my pleasant duty to drive
seven miles over the muddiest OF roads
to bear the news 10 the parents that par
don wss to be issued. The old man was
under the weather and 10 led 10 . room
of the psrlor. The wife received me and
sobbsd over the good news sad then went
in to bresk il 10 her husband, That psr
tition wall Was thin, and they both spoke
in loud toner. and l plsinly hssrd her say:
Oh, SsmneI, thers'sa man here who
says our John lie to be pardcued tomor
Towi
You don't ssyl he exclaimed.
Yes; its certainly so.
Goin' to be psrdoped right ont, eh'
Yes; be 10.
Wssl, wssl, thsts COED news. 6sy Mary
What q fool John was not to get the 9th
CT two sheep whils be wss sbous II.
l left the r. fjoioing farm house intending
to wire the governor TO withhold the
pardon. ssid the lawyer. bat il presently
struck me that l bad advanced about 20
good reasons why the young man could
not be guilty and l therefore decided TO
sing small and let things go on. He wss
daily psrdonsd and sent home. and the
governor ntvar nst me Tor years after
without coner.inlatipg me on rshsbiiitst
Jog an innocent man wrongly convicted.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03

0sorss, dear, Why is II that the .ei,n
tide persons doa't tty to invs.tlsslb tbs 10
aide oi The eatihi
| lsapposs they eOs,ide' il beneath them
my love.
There, George. you arc tIyils to joke
sssio, fm strioas sbon, tis -issl str
ious II seems 10 ne thst IL sould be
dolns the world srea, service II ,omt.
body could hud cut ial vbsi II 10 ,tut.
led with.
That 10 the voman OF A. my dear, Yon
want TO get 81 The Gotten hsltins aud the
sasdast Y"yoa do You sre con.um.
ed by sruthiess curiosity You want TO
dad the ianny hu,iaess that mskss iha
doll say papa sud msmms LIS the DO
sifuctive iastipc, that all somsn possess,
Why, George, you are hotnd,
Oh. | know your sex, We've hsd ssv
sral women 10 oar family knev all
about you When | married you Butsup
pose yeu could get yout destructive little
scissors into the intide OF tbs globe
Wouli It do YOU suy good to fnd out
iha, the cotton bsltipg vas sun cotton sud
The tawdast giant powderi
George, you are mean lhirs, don't
care the liitlsst bit what's inslde the old
earth: only II does seem ss IL ws ought
10 know, Perhaps we could guard sssiust
things better II We knew what 10 expect.
Pooh, Pooh, my dear. The chances ate
II you knew what to expect yoa wouldn'i
sleep q wink aftetwari. Your hesd
would be filled With the widest sppre
bession. Your ears would bs strained TO
catch the hollow crash that ioretold the
end Of everything. You'd walk pussy
looted for fear OF breaking through the
crust You'd have = sulphur respirstor
and = lava cellar and steel umbrella that
q ould shed eindsrs. Oh. you'd enjoy
Fonr inside knowledge. don't think.
George, I'm not going 10 suggest any
hing serious again. You mska light Of
All bad 10 mind was
lols bored down into the earth far enough
o enable as to know vhst's going on
iown there,
And ] suppose when you fosnd ont
iou'd pull the hole up aud fold II away
or future ustp
George. I'm not going TO cay another
Rord
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03

sssi thsrsiors had dsnhls eject npen IN!
nerves, The reron vs believed b!
sro.rs, BY appeals fer mercy, by eartss
by . iasilsds OF r6, .hon std then ,
d.d qois.
yinesni ssd Wsleh he'd awed tbs
leeks Of thsit celia he'd fnH 10 The end
OF the s.lIuy. forced aside the bar oi q
uindos and ssrs .lrost ., liberty shtr
. guard OF the name OF Pos, discovered
itsm, yiresut tires himssli upes the
tfdaH sua took hn revolver away from
hin, ealing upon bic conpsnioa to force
wider The bar 10 the ~indov.
Wsleh probably thought tia, be made
the window ps.sss vide enough for Vim
cents bulk TO get through. At any rate
be iampeJ 10 the ground Vincent vss
. lsrgs nsp, ssd the sipdow Of beet wss
sasll. He bad oil the time kept Post
covered With bis pistol wsraips him that
be would shoot 10 kill u the oificer made
the slis htsst sonnd. 10 his crsmpsd pc
sition however viAcest vas si 9 dissd
vsBtsse that Post qaiskly rsaliz,d, and
the latter started 10 ron Tor assistance
Instantly the rsTst OF the revolver rang
oct and Post fsll to the floor, wounded
severely in the leg
Ba, viassut ws Gagged. Sixteen off
ssrs, with their riHs. hurried to the
scele, and six'esn bullets went into the
body OF the man wedsed 10 the window
Better dead bic suffsrisss for his cot
would have bees . thousand times worss
Than the dssth dealing bullets.
Wslch msnwhile had run toward the
depot but before be got outside the ptis
Do grounds he stumbled over a ditch
and broke cue OF bis legs. A bullet from
, rife brcts the other. and ho was
brought back TO his cell, which row
needed DO lsck 10 hold safely the oecu-
pant
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-03
After the Battle.

II vas the evening OF the Fourth, ~
the glsrious sun was sinking to its gorge
ops couch OF red and white clouds and
blpe sky, and the smsll boy, packed in
cotton lint and sspIipt or two, was lying
With bis face to The west. while bis fsther
sat by bis bed isnnipg him. He ws' do
Jog ~ we'll ss could be expected snd wss
sbls to talk.
Psps, be said in drssmy, lsnguorous
tone. did they have Fourth Of July
when you vas little bo,i
Oh. yes. my son, answered the f.thr.
Just the ume ird they have uouf
Just tbs ssme.
Add did yon ceIsbrs,e when you vas .
lilils boy
Yes. but / wst more csrsIul than you
we're sbd didn't Get bnrt 90
Isusss you didLt have much fuD. did
yoni be ssked. Tying 10 torn toward bis
istber.
Tbs father 10 trd 81 the con binstion
Of bsadsgss std boy on the bed and
smiled
thought dit. ta, psrhsrs ! VI"
mistaken, he replied.
Al this point the 1osior came 10 sEd
made II urplsasgLi ior the boy fsr zone
mis1i.s Then be ssEt sssy sbi tue
bey 81 NJ q sstiis an rssuns1 oonvsr.
st.on ~ith Bis i.thtr.
l. tts FoariL log 10 s,ep oa every
yesff be stfss
There's poihlfg 90 esttb esn siop IL, /
sos.. uplisd The fsitsr with psinstie
pride.
That's good. sint III
W, oil ttiIt 40 10 ibis country.
Ana hos loug sites IL stsitsef persist
Cd the boz. ~to .hosld have been trying
10 60 TO sleep.