The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-27

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With HAPPY days in flight:
We've had enough of sunshine,
An the rains all right!
We heard the Summer singin'.
An reaped the daisies white;
We've had a world of sunshine,
An the rains all right,
It's give an take. my hearty
The bloom, an then the blight:
We've known LIES sunny weather,
An the rains all right,
Atlanta Constitution.
According to the observations of q
ttled European diplomat Plus Y has
violated another rule of pontifcal Ell
Iuette. The latter has prescribed that
The OCCUPANT of the chair of St. Peter
should never make use of a watch.
and although Leo XIII had received
hundreds of watches, many of them
adorned with jewels and of great
value. he was always obliged when ne
wished TO know the hour of the day 10
inquire for the information from one
II the preIates in attendance. i
\. however. viii not hear of any re
strictions Of the Byzantine charactel,
nd persists in carrying and in MAX
-ng frequent use of the cheap nicke.
watch which was his i~nseparable com
yanion when he was archbishop an
,atriarch of Venice.
He vas a LEI conductor on the Va
.encia street line and nae not beef
.ong u from the "ould sod." H
-ather felt the Importance of his ne,
4~osition and was inclined to exercise
lis little authority on the slightes.
revocation. Everything went swim
.n4ngly on his first trip to the ferries
ut on his way pack his troubles com
.nenced.
When his car reached Lotta's foun
ain two ladies got on and took sesta
me new conductor came through tn.
ar for his fares and was handed
Alckel by one of the ladies, who SAID
Il the same time:
Please let me off at Tenth street.
The other lady likewise rendered III
conductor a nickel, saying:
Il want to get off at T~wenty-sixt.
street."
Mr.. Conductor looked first at on.
lady and then the other, and with ,
iJIdly air said:
I'm do not sue a thing. l know
my business. Ye both got on togethe.
and ven both get off together.-CaII
THE astuteness and resourcefulnes
Of a number of criminal lawyers il
mis- city" said a superior judge a few
days ago have kept many a guilt.
nan out of Jail. There is one lawye
acre who secured an acquittal of :
n charged with a forgery a fey
years g under circumstances tina,
o say the least, showed him to be ;
-rickster beyond compare.
The man was guilty beyond &
Ioubt, and the jurymen who were I,
decide his fate thought so to a ma.
up to the time this attorney present
- his case TO them. Then he shat
tered the prosecutions case to atoms
and he did it simply by calling tn
Jury's attention to the hands of hi.
client. Look at this mans hands.
ne said, 'could they. thick and un
calmly, calloused and stiff as they are,
weld a pen with such skill as must
lave been the skill of the man who
wrote the signature on his check:
X is preposterous to suppose that such
lands are capable of performing such
a deed
"WeIl, the jury brought in a YER
dict Of not guilty after being out lit
lie more than an hour. 1t developed
The next day that the accused during
,he entire three months that he wa,
confined awaiting trial had for hour
at a time paced up and down in his
ell rubbing and Shaping his hands
against the walls that formed the
sides of his cell. His labor saved
him from the felon's dungeon.-Ex-
change.