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johnson . supreme Court Justice in the
Philippines.

WASHINGTON, June e,--The President has
signed the commission Of E. Finley Johnson
as an Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court of the Philippine Islands, to fill a
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Fletcher Ladd. effective july 10. Judge
johnson has been in the judiciary Of the
Philippines for the past two years as Judge
of the Court of First Instance OF the Dis
trict of Manila.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-10
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-The cruiser
Marblehead and the gunboat Bennington
lave arrived at Mare Island; the training
ship Panther and the supply ship Culgoa
ct san Juan. and the training ship Buffalo
n the Brooklyn navy yard. The training
ship Alert has sailed from santa Barbara
Lambert's Point, Va, for Portsmouth,
T. H, and the gunboat Vixen from Cal
manera for Santiago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-10
OyFORD.CAMBRIDGE GOLF TEAM.
Nine OF the Twelve Players to Visit This
Country Already selected.

Special Cable Despatch to TIE SUN
LONDON, June 0.--1he Oxford Cambridge
golf team. which will sail for the United States
in August, will include J. j. Low. Norman
Hunter, and b. F. Ransom of Cambridge.
and J. 4. T. Bramston,, T. Mansfield Hunter:
II. e.. Ellis, II. G. B. Ellis, A. C. Croome and
H. W. Beveridge of oxford. Three more
men are to be selected to complete the team.
II is hoped that Horace Hutchinson Will he
one of these three.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-10
Herbert Druce and Edith P.ulln econclled

Supreme Court Justice Clarke signed an
order yesterday disseminating the suit for
a divorce which Herbert bruce. an actor.
began some months ago against his wife,
who is known on the stage as Edith Paulin.
The action was discontinued by consent
the couple having arranged their differ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-10
SHIPS WILL NOT GO TO CHILE.
Order Sending Admiral Sumner to Val.
paralsO Revoked.

WARRINGTON. June 9.-Orders were issued
by Secretary Moody this morning revoking
the orders issued yesterday TO Admiral
Sumner to proceed with his squadron from
Mont evideo to Valparaiso in consequence
Of information received that trouble had
arisen in Chile. Later advices were re-
ceived saying that there is no need at pres
ept of American warships
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-10
PH1LADELPHIANs RAT WELL.
Score % for Two wtckets In Second Ir
nings Against Cambridge.
Special Gable Despoteh TO The Sun.


Special Gable Despatch to THE Sun.
CAMBRIDGE, June 9.-The match be-
tween the Philadelphia cricketers and
Cambridge University was resumed here
to-day before a large crowd OF spectators.
The "Cantabs" occupied the wickets nearly
all day. and they succeeded in obtaining
an advantage of ITO runs on the first inning
score. The visitors, however. have made
a splendid start in their second inning
and have put on 08 for the loss Of wickets.
When play was resumed this morning
Cambridge had scored III for the loss OF
one wicket. against the Philadelphians
first inning total Of 200. The two not-out
men of the night previous, R. T. Goodsell
and F. ". Manu. ola not remain long g, a 9nt
made splendid stand and IN the com
pany OF l.. v. Harper and r. p Keigwin,
advanced the score at a rapid rate Harper
and Keigwin each contributed 70, but Dow.
son was not disposed Of until Ill.,, he IA had put
the wickets by Scattergood, of King
H. c. Mcdonnell then played steadily
in the company of F. b. Wilson until the
latter fell a victim to the watchful Scatter
good behind the stumps. + Blackstone
putting on single. F.. b. Roberts hit
out in tremendous style for &c.. coming In
tenth man. When he was finally disposed
Of G. Howard Smith, the last man. could
not be found, and the innings came to q
conclusion for 37s, with H. c. Mcdonnell
not out, Al.
The Philadephians in their second effort
at the bat started with F. Fl. Bohlen and
A. NJ. Wood, and the pair for time gave
a splendid exhibition Of the game. Roh!enl
scored much faster than his partner, and
when at length fast ball from Dowsonl
got past his defence he had put on 50. Wood
Immediately afterward yielded to ball
from Mcdonnell. and with the score, at
90 for two wickets play ceased for the day
The game will be resumed in the morning
The score:
GENTLEMEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
First I,pfpo Second Inning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-10
Lawson's Dreamer Now Ledyard's Roame

Thomas ". Lawson sold his yacht Dreamer
last week through the agency Of Tams, Le-
moine 4 Crane. The name OF the new
owner was not announced at the time the
sale was made. but il is now reported that
the yacht was purchased by ex-Commodore
Lewis Cass Ledyard, who has renamed the
Yacht Roamer.
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Rear Admiral N. Miller. from command Of navy
yard Mare Island. to command OF Pacific naval
CAPT. p. H. McCslla. from commandant naval
training station. San Francisco. TO commandant
navy yard, Marc Island. ,
Capt j. II. Dayton. to course OF instruction at
Naval War College: 49,, cu
IN navy ward Boston AZ captain OF yard
Commander H. Osterhaus. from command
Santee &c, continue duty as member wireless
Lieutenant Commander q. N. Stoney. from
command Dolphin. TO command Santee.
Lieut.. a. c. DieHcnbach, to Indian Head, a.
Inspector . ,-..,,,,-r
Ensign E. T. Constion. from Buffalo to BROOKLYN. ,
Surgeon j. II. Steele, from Massachusetts,. granted
sick leave three months. . 49,.
Passed Assistant surgeon D. II. Morgan, from
Boston to naval hospital. Mare Island FOR treat
Ensign J. R. Combs from Atlanta. to home and
leave thirty days.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WAsHINoros June sThese army orders have
been issued:
First Lieut. George DEG. Catln Second Infantry.
NY Thanisin John H. Ferry, recently appointed
assigned to Tenth Infantry and to Fort Columbus.
Contract Surgeon william G. Gregory from SICK
leave TO Fort Apache
Leave Of absence for two months granted Capt
George F. Hamilton, Nnth Cavalry.
Major Robert l.. Howse. from San Juan 70
Manila In connection with the investigation OF
charges against him.
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vAss1NoroN FORECAST voR TO DAY AND TO MORROW

WARRINGTON cAsTTok TO DAY MD To-MoFKo*
For the District Of Columbia. eastern New York
MARYLAND, Deiatare. Nev Jersey and eastern Penn
spranfa, partly cloudy 10 day. probably shore's
and cooler In afternoon: fair Tomorrow. 'foh Ia
fresh southutH TO northwest rtnds.
For New England. fair to day. showers In north
ern and eastern portions.
For western New York, showers and cooler to
day: fair tomorrow. light TO fresh southwest 10
northwest winds.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-08-22

STATE OF WISCONSIN Douglas Couuty-In
County Court.


STATE OF WISCONSIN Douglas couuty-Iu
County Court.
In The Matter Of the estate Of Charles II Roch.
ester deceased late OF the City Of lndep.
cudcuce. Mo,-ln Probate,
Nolcc Is hereby given, that at n special term
of the County Court to pe held ia and for said
county. at the County judges office in the
Court House. IN the city Of Superior. Douglas
county, Wisconsin on the sth day Of pit
embcr. 1893 at 10 O'Clock ia the forenoon Of that
dry the following matter will be heard con
,idercdnud acted upon by the court
The petition Of =. +. Roberts Administrator
with the will annexed Of this estate asking
leave to sell all Of the following described real
estate owned by the Diseased at The time Of his
death in order 20 raise money 10 phy the cx-
pcnscs Of administration. to-rit taxes amount
ing 30 II is alleged 10 about 50 So. paid 10y
Il ose Interested in the estate since the demise
Of dcccdcnt. namely
Lols l. p g. i5,6.7s, 9. 10. IT, T.. u, a. H.,
10, Il, Is, ~, o. H. :! IN Block one, Rochester
place West superior, Clty Of superior.
In the toWnsite Of superior city of superior
the following;
Lots 1I3. E5. & 49, on West 2nd street
That part Of the NW a Of Block Is on West
1871 street lying West Of Willard Avenue.
Tint part oflhc ~ 4 OF block u on West
18Th street lying West OF Willard Avenue
The Fast rs feet Of the Ne y, Of Block Il on
West 18Th street
The Fast = OF the SE u Of Block p. on
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-08-22

left OF the foregoing line One hundred and
thirty three and 20 100 G33 73-lO0l feet to a
point; thence Easterly ON line making IA
right angle with the foregoing line Three
hundred and forty five Gas feet to the point
OF beginning.
That part OF the South west quarter 20
OF Section Twenty three t23) Township Forty.
eight as Range Fifteen l5l West. beginning
at Il point on pro ongatlon Southerly in II
direct line OF the West Hue OF Third Avenue
East. in st Louis, second Division situated
one hundred 400 feet distant AT right angles
Southeast from the center line OF the main
track Of the Northern Pacific Railway Com,
pany's track. as now operated thence South
on said pro!ongation Of the West line Of
Third Avenue East Three hundred and ninty.
five aud IS 100 $3.50 lslOo) feet 10 point
theme West on II line at right angles to said
last mentioned line Two hundred and eigh
ty-rhree and ninety five one hundredths (2s3
B-i ~ feet to point; thence Northeast AT AN
angle OF Ninety nine go degrees and Tween
ty.iive t2D minutes TO right of last mentioned
line One hundred and ninety one and four one
hundredths I9I I-l0D feet TO IL point. which Is
point Of beginning of curve to right. with a
radius of Three hundred aud ninety-eght
and five one hundreths (39s 5.l00l feet; thence
by said curve One hundred and fourteen and
thirty two one huudredths (lli y 100 feet to
point thence Northeast on line parallel
with and One HUNDRED 400 feet distant at
right angles Southeast from center line on
main track Of the Northern Pacific Railway
rs now laid down and operated, Two hundred
and thrty-nine and twenty nine Que hun.
dredths C2a9 29-l00) feet to the place of begin
ming.
The South half Of the North East quarter
Is. = OF n. +, - and the South Eust quarter
q, h. N Of Section Twenty-three (23l; and the
North Fast Quarter N. 4. "a, East One half
a.. ~ Of North West quarter IN W. ~, South
West quarter q, w, ~ OF the North West
quarter y, ", ". south West quarter Is. "
~ aud the South East quarter Is. L. ~ of.
Section Fifteen l5); The North West quarter
u. W, ~ aud the West one half tw.1l of the
south West quarter q, W. "a OF section
Twenty-Five t.al all in Township Forty eight
as North, Range Fifteen 40 West.
All OF the West halves tW 80 OF Section
Fourteen I'D aud Twenty three (2N in Town
ship Forty eight as North OF Range Fifteen
Uj) West, excepting from this conveyance a
portion OF the recorded plat Of the Townsite
Of st. Louis. First Division, described as fol
lows, to-wit;
Lots 3. L. and : In Block y
Lots :, :. 9 and 10 In Block ID
Lots H. T. II, l6, 10 and 10 in Block e.
Lots IS and 10 in Block A.
Lots Il, Z. 5 Il, ~, H. l5 10, II. Il in Block As
Lots Is TO % inclusive aud lots %, %, "a. a. o.
~ 80 in Block ~,
Lots %, 81. a - in Block 81
Lots |, :, :, ia Block 81
Lots l. >, s. !, :. : 9 10. II, Il in Block 50,
Lots ;, O. :, ;, 9, 10 H. 49, A. Is, ID in Block 81
Lots s. q. y 10 in Block S.,
Lots B. d, T. :, o II, u In Block 70.
Lots l. ., ! in Block 81.
Lots l. ;, ) in Block IS
Lots 5, g. ., 10. II in Block a.
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Iotsi,2,ss. o. Ioin Block rs.

I Lots |, 2, SIS o, l0in Block Is.
Lots ], ., 6, Z in Block Is.
Lots |. 3 AIS, 9, TO- II. u IL In Block r.
Lots |, g. Z. s. g, 10. IL, II In Block rs
Lots Z, IL, u, i5 10 In Block 80
Lots l. 2. 3, 4. s. q, Z. g. 8 10. II, IL, Is l6 In
Block 81
Lots 7. 5. y 10. IL. Il, u. IA in Block So
, Lots |. 2. 5, 6. 9, 10, Is, IL In Block So.
Lots 5. d, Z, II, IL, Is, IL In Block -.
Lots Is, IL, in Block IS.
Lots /, 2 5, 6. IL, IA, Is, 10 in Block l02.
Lots 5, 6 ., 10. Is IN Block lJ3.
Lots |, 2, Is, IL In Block l04.
Lots !, 2, ), q, Z. s. 9. 10 in Block los.
Lots I, 2 3, 4, Z. S, Is, 10. in Block iOo,
Lots B. 4, II, Is, 10 in Block l07.
Lots l, 9 H. IA In Block los.
Lots 3. 4, I, s, 9. 10, Is, l6 In Block l09
Lots l. 2, s. 4, 8. OF s. "A, Is, Ii in Block ITO.
Lots 3, 4, Is. l6 in Block Ill.
Lots s. q. 8. 10. II, IA Ia Block liz,
Lots |, 2, 8, &. 9. 10 In Block il3
Lots 1. H. Il in Block 100.
Lots s, In Block 1871.
Lots 3, T. 10 IL in Block I32.
Lots l, 2, !, s, 1871 Block l33
Lots l. 2, 5, 6, 8. 10, Is l6 in Block l34.
Lots l. 2, 49, IA in Block 1876.
Lots Is. Is in Block 1876.
Lots s, 6. g. H. II, L. Is. III in Block 1877.
Lots 3, I, 5. 6, D. Is. IL Ia Block 1888
Lots l. .. II, IL In Block 40
Lots |, 2. g. 4. s In Block leo.
Lots l. .. 3, I. 3 In Block l.5.
Lots l3, Il in Block a1.
Excepting also about two acres In Section
Twenty three (23) heretofore conveyed by
deedsby said st. Louis Land Improvement
Company to the Gemlo Manufacturing Com
pany. said deed being recorded in the Reg
lister OF Deeds Office for said County aud
State. In Rock thirty six (;bd) OF deeds on page
one hundred aud trty nine $50.
Dated this END day OF August. 1903
Edward Mckinnon,
Sheriff OF Douglas Co.. Wis
D. b. Roberts, Superior, Wis
Attorney for Plaintiff
aLg ~ sept "a
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-08-22

State Of Wisconsin Douglas County-ln
Circuit Court.
VICTOR A. >TEARNS. Plaintiff.

state Of Wisconsin Douglas county--ln
/ Circuit Court.
| VICTOR A. STEARNS, Plaintiff,
vs..
/ 81 LOUIS LAND IMPROVEMENT COM
| PANY, "a corporation. Defendant.
J Whereas, judgment Of foreclosure fcr s32,-
80 10 was entered IN the above entitled action
on the sth day Of August 1879. in myor of the
plaintiff and against the defendant, directing u
sale Of the premises hereinafter dt scrbed in
case redemption was not made within one year
and, whereas, one year has since elapsed
aud there has been no redemption OF the
same or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, public notice is hereby
given that all Of the following descI bed
premises, situate in Douglas County, Wscon-
sin. or such part thereof a~ may he necess-
AIRY to rai.c said sum Of si2.gS0.00. interest and
cost, of sale viii be- sold by the undersigned
In person or by undcrsheriH or deputy. al
public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash
At the cHstorly front door nf the Court
House IN the city Of superior, Douglas Coun-
", " iscuusn, on the luih day of October.
1908. at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day.
The following is description OF the
premises affected 10y this notice:
The North east quarter ~ Of section
Twenty-Five Cg21 Township Forty eight lsj
Sorth OF Range Fifteen lj) West.
The East one,halfGaj Of the South east
onc-quarter 90 of Section C22j Township
Forty eight u.s. North of Range Fifteen (5
West
Lot Three 90 Section um Township Forty
eight tis' North OF Range Fifteen Nj) West
containing Twenty and 1O-l00 acres more or
less.
Lot Four - Section Eleven Ob Township
Forty-cight 49, North of Range Fifteen 40
West containing Thirteen and iO.IO0 acres
more or less,
Lots seven ~ Eight ~ Nine @, Ten uO In
Block Twenty -slN First Division Of ST. Louis
Five acres described rs follows to.wit:
Commencing N a point on the West line of
First Avenue West. aud N0rth,rly Three
Hundred aud Fifty four and . 10 C5l ~ tOul
feet along said line from the intersection OF
said line with the North line OF second Street
produced Westerly all according to the plat
OF the First Division Of 81. Louis on file, aud
running thence Northeriy along said West
line Of First Avenue West Two Hundred and
twelve aud ~ t0o c1l2 a5lDm feet to point:
thence Norllrcastrry on u line making an
angle Of thiuy-two Gi2' degrees and eight
l,l minutes To the ri-hi With the foregoing
liuo Four hundred and twenty seven and
ii 20 Az - ION feet to a point, thence North
westerly along q line making an angle of
Ffty-onc on degrees 20 the left with the
foregoing line Three hundred aud five and
1l0i Gpii 5-loO feet tuB poiut; thence south
westerly on line making AN angle Of one
hundred and twcuty.ctshi u3si degrees and
ten Ulw minutes to the left with the foregoing
line Eight hundred aud seventy and u 100
$50 sl.l,u feet To a ,utut. thence southerly
on line making $50 an-ie % ThirtytSo Ci9
degrees and Ffiy.rt.h' ~ minutes TO the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-08-22
Proof of = Conspiracy.

The following story is told in ey
PLANTATION Of the reason why the teach
Ing OF chemistry In Turkish schools
was forbidden some years ago. 1t
had been proposed that this science
should be added TO the curriculum, but
the first thing that struck the eyes OF
the ruler OF the faithful on opening
an elementary textbook of chemistry
was the formula for water. III o.
''Tlere," said the sultan 'is proof OF
n conspiracy to undermine my author.
ity in the eyes Of my subjects. II two
O. That's nothing but sly way OF
htlmatng that Uamid II. Is naught."
Quaint Logic.
bit OF reasoning Ia mode de Du.
mas ascribed to Rossini, Il don't like
spinach. and it Is very fortunate
don't. because If did like II | should
cut It, and can't endure It,"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-08-22
SUM MONS.

STATE WISCONsIN-Circuit Court for Doug
las County,
JACOB BLOCK and SIMON BLOCK. Plaintiffs
vs.,
BETTY LARSON and CHARLES LARSON
Defendants. Summons
The State of Wisconsin, TO the said Defend
ants, and each of them:
You are hereby summoned TO appear with
In twenty days after service OF this summons
exclusive of the day OF service, and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid
and in case of your failure SO to do Judgment
VIII be rendered against you according To the
demand of the complaint,of which copy is
herewith served upon you.
McCausland X Smith
Plaintiff Attorneys
7, u. Address,
Superior,
Douglas County
Wisconsin.
aug. 22-sept. 26.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04

When 4 pretty girl stares al a man 5
feet he feels as il lie had no earthly
Use for himself.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04
COLONIZATION CT SoUTi7WEST
Aid Requested and Inducements Offer
e. ~ the iron Mountain Route.


e. ~ che iron Mountain Route.
1t is tie object of the manage.
ment Of the Irea Mountain rottte 10
encourage ami a:J in every way pos
si1te, the Development OF tie agri-
uu4tdral, mineral and industrial re
sources of the great southwest. To
accomplish this purpose the assist
ance and cooperation of every farm
er, miner, merchant and profession
al man in that section is earnestly
requested.
An increase in production in your
section means corresponding III
ton of capital in the community.
It means ir,crdssed prosperity for
ell. The only way to obtain this in
creased production is 10 invite home
seekers and homemakers to come
and settle in your section. Once la>
before them in clear and intelll-
cent manner the many advantages Of
the southwestern states and they Will
come. Show them United States gov
crnment statistics relative to the pro
,uttion of crops and minerals in that
section, also statistics relative to the
unparalleled climatic conditions which
prevail year in and year out, thus in
suring uniform crops, and they viii
be eager to accept your invitations
let every one interested send in
,, the names OF prospective settlers and
the Iron Mountain route will attend
! to them. Descriptive and illustra-
ted literature will be sent them of Mis-
| souri, Arkansas, Louisiana and Tex
as. and very low ratesof transportation
| offered them to come and see fol
| themselves.
I'VE are bending every effort tf
coonize the southwest with desirab.'
| class of settlers. 1t is to your inter
est to cooperate with us.
For frrther information, call on
nearest ticket agent of the company
or address.
Fl. C. TOWNSEND.
! General Passenger and Ticket Agent
| St Louis Mo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04
Woman in Business.

The Pilgrim tells the story of a
woman property holder in New York
whose agent brought her an insurance
policy on her house. You'd better
give me check for the premium now, y
he said.
How much is it," she asked.
"A little more than $l00 Wait a
minute and | will get the exact
amount.
"Oh. how tiresome, said the wom-
an And | am in such a hurry, Tell
the company to let it stand, and de-
duct il from what they will owe me
when the house burns down. Youth S
Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04
3, ], j.
TWO ca Kind.

A s.. Paul real estate dealer who
had charge of considerable real es-
tate belonging to Archbishop Ireland
tells a story ON th.a distinguished Gi-
vine which illustrates the quick Wlt
OF the gentleman IN turning q corner
when in a tight place The real eS-
tate dealer was caught short ON some
investments of his eWh and his client $.
and it was decided that he and the
archbishop must hasten at once 10 Now
York where thev had moneyea friends
who they expected would help them.
out The reverend g2nr!cmaH suggest
ed that they go the noNl day which
was Sunday. The real estate man
was somewhat shocked at tie sngSeS-
tion coming from The source ii did.
and said that he ncver travelled on
the Sabbath, as it WAS contrary 10 the
Scriptures The bishop saw the point
and rubbing his hands together, re-
piled that he. too. mad text mat
might apply: If thy ass fall into
the ditch on the Sabbath day you
must straightwav= take btu ou,, and
aa there are two asses in this case
we had better be lively
1t is perhaps needless. to; say that
they left for New York on Sunday
New York Times
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04
Usually the Case.

There is only one read to success
n lite" said the man who had made
is lucky and retired.
'ANd h0W snail know TIE road
inquired GEe building young msR.
-Weu." replied the man with the
MekN. YOU so right along this path
af adversely until you reach the FIRST
turn to the right.
Yes: yes
a&nd You'll find Il road barred eff
#ith gate and sign that says, NO
TresPassine Wei. that's it, ''-i3alti-
acre News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04

Fl. C. TOWNSEND.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
ST. Louis, Mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04

\ diplomat l. q man Who knows
hew to Gel what lie wants wil2aat
ftehtin@ for it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-04
Just His Way.

Just His Way.
Coy Pingrcc use to swear con
siderably said a Michigan reprcsen-
tative at was q habit with him.
One day he was cussing along and
his wife came into the room.
why. Hazcn. she said, don't
swear So
Blank-blank ii. ma Pingrec re-
piled in astonishment. 1 ain't swear
ing. That's the way talk. WASH
ington Cor. New York World.
The Son Of His Father.
Senator Mason's 10-ycar-old son, 81
his return from school recently, com
planned to his mother about the ques-
tions visiting teacher had asked him
He asked me where | was born, V
said the youngster.
Il suppose you told him in Chicago,
III" suggested Mrs. Mason
mo | told him | was born in New
York.
What on earth did you tell him
that for?'
"Well | didn't see that it was any
of his business where | was born, so
long as | was at school"
mis- same young Mason hopeful
is fighter. He likes the stress of
battle. and he has whipped every boy
of his size and age in the school.
A night or two ago the Mason fami
~ were at dinner, and the eonversa
ton turned on Representative Hop
kins. who defeated Senator Mason
for reelection.
Pop, said the young Mason, has
Mr.. Hopkins got a boy about 10 years
old o"-Baltimor News.
T. j. i
For Axle Grease.
Representative Bankhcad of Ala
bama MAS making his annual speech
for TIE appropriation for the Southern
fast mail.
Nh it viii cost he said. is the
sum of $1427S7.7az
You seem to know all about it"
interrupted Representative Hank
Smith. ef Michigan
Il de. replied Representative Bank
head
"Wen then. what is that - cents
for?'
Axle grease, said Representative
Bankhca1, promptly.-NeW York
World.