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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
CRACK JOCKEYS RETURN.
DANNY" Maher and Lucien Lyme Had
Successful Season Abroad.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. Dec. 5-The White Star
steamship Arabic arrived this morning
from Liverpool with Danny" Maher and
1iucien Lyme, the American jockeys,
aboard. They went to the Hoffman House,
where they will remain for few days.
when Maher goes to Hartford. Conn.,, and
Lyme to Lexington. KY
Maher. who was riding for Sir James
Miller and Sir Dali Cooper. won the
Derby and the st. Leger on Rocksand.
Out of about 100 races he has won fifty
eight.
Lucien Lyme. while in England. has been
wearing the colors of James R. Keene He
won the Imperial Plate and the CITY of
London Foal Plate. He has forty-six win
nlngs to his credit
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
Catholic Leaeue Standing.

In the Catholic Young Mems Cooked Hat
League the Calderons, LintonS and Fanchons
have the ADVANTAGE, The figures:
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THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE

alleys: Casinos versus Lntons on Acme alleys:
Calderons versus Ringers on Calderon alleys
| Ieye -
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GENERAL SHOOTING NOTES.

Election of Brick House Gun Club
Meeting of st. Louis Revolver Club.
At the annual meeting Of the Bnckhouss
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
MCDONALD LEADS CENTRAL.
Clever Cocked-Hat Artist Has Slisht
Edxe ON Frank Poudrum.

Macdonald leads the Central Cooked
Hat League. his average being slightly
better than Frank Pondfum's. The tall
boy. however. is close second. and an
other week may find him leading the
league.
Held has missed less pins than any other
player in the league. having less than twn
fiukes to each game. The figures:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
THIS WEEKS sCHEpu

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE
Monday-Kinlochs We. Elks on Crescent al
leys and Bentons VS.. X Rays on Royal alleys.
Tuesday-Parks vs.. Nationals on Crescent al
leys and Orphans VS.. Endimoynes on Royal al
leys.
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OUTCAsT LEAGUE.

Wolf has shown the best form Of any of
| the players in the .Outcast League. He has
| only very slight lead over Wright, how
I ever. and the next three games may de-
velop new leader:
OIiTCAST LEAGUE AVERAGES
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Hunting and Fishing Club. held December 2.
officers were elected follows: p. ]. Cliff
ford. president: Charles Mertens. vice president:
William Engel. corresponding secretary; Rob-
ert jerks. financial secretary: A. W. Book
horst, general manager: T. F. Almon. s. How
ard. L s. Jacoby. A. Jacobs. Len Thornhill and
l. stehle. Board Of Trustees The grounds Of
the institution are located at Gilbert Lake.
jersey County. Illinois.
The 81. Louis Revolver Club will hold its
regular monthly meeting at the range No. Ill
Chestnut street, tomorrow evening.
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w. W. l..
Endsrls: ::..::::& s Mof,,s. &est: "a 8
N. C. Paints.....33 al Meyer Bros.......2e IS
THIS WEEK!

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Thursday-J. 8. Merrells VS.. Mound City
Paints on Acme alleys; Enderles VS.. Mofitt-
Vests on Royal alleys and Ell Lillys VS. Meyer
Bros on Crescent alleys
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THIS WEEK's SCHEDTI

Monday Colonials Vs. Acmes on Acme al.
legs.
Tuesday. crescenu vs.. centurys on crescen,
alleys,
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THIS WEEKS scHEpuL

Monday-Tigers versus Clippers on Crescent
alleys
Tuesday-Banners versus Eads on Acme al
leys.
alleys.
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SPEcIALTIES.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
TRUST CO.,
DEALER IN
HIGH-GRADE
INVESTMENT
SECURITIES.
DEATHS.

ANDERSoN-Mary A. Anderson (nee Haber-
Anderson. entered into rest. after lingering
Illness. Interment from her home. No. 3l05
South Jefferson avenue. Sunday. December 8.
At 70 S. Pser and esus
Friends of the family are invited TO attend.
Jos. W. Carroll. aged " years. Funeral from
residence, 4162 Connecticut street, Sunday, De-
cember 6, at 2 p. m. Friends invited to at
tend.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Friday December
l. 1903 of heart disease. Della T. Blackmer
Funeral Sunday December s. at 10 a. m, from
family residence. No. 1914 Pestalozzi street to
Oak Ridge Cemetery.
FATHERS-Entered into rest Saturday, De-
cen,ber 8. 1903 at 3:i5 .. m. Elizabeth Fathers
reict Of the late Nicholas Fathers and our
beloved mother. Due notice OF funeral win be
given.
BoUTELI1on SATURDAY. December 5. 1907 a.
Boutell and mother OF Fred c: and Harry
will take place from residence. No. lisa Euclid
avenue, On Tuesday. December 8. at o'clock
p. M
SCHRAND-Entered into rest suddenly. on FRI
schrand. the father Of John. Ben H. Herman and
william Schrand at the age of SIS years. F'u-
sTa to take s pas % No
Francis de Sales Church. thence to IS. Peter
and Pauls Cemetery. Relatives and friends In
vited to attend.
10 a, m. Phiiis schmidt beloved daughter Of
months and Safs dsg sss saaa2
December at p. M, to Ffiedeu's Cemetery.
Funeral private.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

Virginia 10, Beafdstown o.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Virginia, ILL.,, Dec. 6.-virEinia defeated
Beardstown At football here to-day by the score
Of Is to o.
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PRIMARY LEAGUE AVERAGES.
Ruess and Guhman Are Tied for
First Place.

Ruess and Guhman are tied for individ-
ual honors. in the Primary Cocked-Hat
League. L Rudolph is close second. The
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
DEATHS.

wIENEcK-Entered into rest on Friday. De
cember l. 1913, at 11:35 p. M, Andrew Wieneck.
beloved husband Of Bertha Wieneck lnee Haupf-
manD and dear father Of Frank Wieneck
and brother Of Mrs. Katie Koch, after a brief
illness. at the age Of 81 years. Funeral will
take place on Monday. December 4 at o'clock
street. to Calvary Cemetery. Friends are In
vtted to attend.
APPRECIATION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter NJ. Casey of No. $50
Botanical avenue take this opportunity as the
only means to announce their appreciation to
their vast number of friends in their late in
consolable bereavement: Respectfully.
MIR. AND MRS. PETER NJ. CASEY.
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DR.. RoHANNAN

Cures all Chronic lna Special Diseases. Dr. 1sveg.
table Curative positively Nervous Debility Orxano
Weakness. Lost Manhood yaeoccle any evils resut.
ing from youthful from 70
weeks In and constantly advertised In this paper for
forty year, and has never in curing tho Wor
Clses Imparss ylRorto those Miu DIE AGEDMENw ho
fel weakness beyond their Price Five Dollars
trial package, One Dollar, win show thnt the Remedy U
- Ethat 10 advertised. Sold only by DIR c. BoHAW.
IAN No. ga Mor9An Street, g. Louis No. Bent e 0aD
sAkRass securely s0lsd, 1tixlos Cisealax TRRG
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HIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE.
wednesday-Cabannes w. Choctaws on Royal
alleys
FTiday-ofnce Men VI. Haupts on Acme al
Meyer Bros. League Standing.
The T. F. MS. La Toscas and Ildas are the
three Leading eontendss. In the Meyer Bros.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

LEAGUE RECORDS
Individual High Single Game-Reilly, 81.
Individual Hfgh Five Games-E1lerA M
Team High Single Game-Olives NJ.
Team HiEh Five Games-Rough Riders, 1.S56.
Least Misses Five dames-Schoenle. g.
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TEAM AVERAGES

High Single Game-Maher. 3d.
High Five Games-Maher. $40.
High Team Game-Crescents. sos.
High Five Team GameB-Acmes. 1855
CENTRAL LEAGUE STANDING.
The Lncolns have the Central Cooked Hat
League pennant at their mercy. The AGNES
and Office Men are the nearest to them Stand
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Junior Association Standing.
The Rialtos have q six game advantage in
the Junior Cocked-Hat Association. The
Choctaws arc in the place, one game ahead OF
the Cahannaa. Standing:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

Monday-Jeffersons vs. Cyclers.
Tueriay%Monarchs vs. Cardinals.
Wednesday-Olivss va Howards.
Thursday-Juniors W. Delmars.
Friday-Centurys VI. Goodfellowa.
Saturday-Rough Riders We. BeaunnontA
Th0rnton's Terms Accepted.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Decatur, ILL.,, Dec. 6-Ross Thornton of this
city was notified to-day that his terms had been
accepted as manager Of the Rock Island team
OF the Three-I League for next season.
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Track Is Well Drained and a
Formful Seasons Racing
Is Expected.
ST. LOUIS BOYS RIDING WELL.
Calvit, Livingston and Johnnie
Hennessey Are Doing Good
Work - "DOc" Street i'll
Hard Luck-Betting Is
Light.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New Orleans. La, Dec. 5.-The New Or.
leans meeting is now well under way
Barring Tuesday, the weather has been
perfect for racing. 1t rained Tuesday ano
the track received quite drenching, bu'
: the course is SO well drained that the
water ran off instead of soaking through
as was generally the case last winter. II
the water drains off as well in the future
as 1t did Tuesday, there is no danger OF
any path on the outside of the track in
terfering with the sport. as was the case
last season.
White there are no McChesneys or
Golden Rules here this winter. the gem
erai average of the horses racing here is
good. and the best horses are yet to come.
Nine carloads were booked for shipment
10 New Orleans at the conclusion of the
Bennings meeting.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06
THIS WEEKS scHEDULl

Friday-LA Toscas We. Imperial Crowns;
Mikados vs.. T. F. M and Ildas VS.. Pearls on
Royal alleys:
Druggists' League Standing.
In the Druggists Cocked-Hat League the ].
8. MerrelIs have q three-game lead over the
Enderles- The NJ c. Paints are third. The
figures:
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Hart Dernhc-n has only two horses in
his stable ready to race, Lady Free
knight and Spencerian. Optional was cut
shelf Uranium is troubled with bad feet.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

Patton Grogan, who used to ride for
for the late ]. D. Patton, is here with
the selling platter Doctor Hart. Patton
says that his father is now in charge Of
the horses of the Park Department of st.
here with a few horses. Obear is the man
who bred Silverdale, and sold the st.
Louis Derby winner to ]. w. Schorr as
yearling for $3.50
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-12-06

GreA-Ar n, with three straight victories
ent performer of the meeting. Gregor K.
raced around Chicago last season. He is
a 3-year-oid bay gelding by Phoenix. sire
of the useful selling platter Horseshoe To-
bacco, which won so many races around
St Louis come years ago for Gene Leigh 3
father and Elmer Slaughter. Phoenix
stood at Charlie Reeds Fairview Stud
in Tennessee
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-22

sen l. Clarke, has immediate charge of
the survey. The power plant will
probably be located on the West Side,
but the exact site will not be decided
upon until President Strahorn arrives.
The object is to have all the neces-
sary data in hand when he arrives 30
that active construction may proceed
without delay.
President Strahorn sailed from
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-22
New Photograph Gallery.

b. ID. Postlethwaite, Of the firm Of
Reed 4 Postlethwaite, Baker City,
photographers, was In the city yes
day making arrangements to estab.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-22

Liverpool on the Cedric which ar
rived in New York last Sunday. He
is expected here about the middle Of
May.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-22

lish a branch gallery here. The
branch will be located on Mill street
opposite the Golden Eagle.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-22

The celebrated Gund's-"the beer OF
good cheer"--slwsys on draught at Dun.
phys The Club.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-22

DIR. Greenlee, dentist, over Basche
Hardware store.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-04-22
POWER HOUSE SURVEY.
Site for New Plant to Be Selected When
Pres. Strahofn Arrives.

w. E. Weed, foreman Of the Elec-
trio and Water companies, is con-
Quoting the preliminary survey this
week for the new power house soon to
be built. Engineer Clarke, Of Jues-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-30
An Owls Flight for Life.

While The vhalebsok steamer Forest
Oastle, from Liverpool, vas oh The New
fsuadlssd banks an owl Is white % snow
Tell exhausted on the deck.
The owl msdo . desperate fight from
IN iceberg 10 the ship. II was dead
beat" when 1t fsundsred sbssrd, aud
without . great deal Of troubls was mode
prissssr.
Tas ssilors wsrs utterly s.ionished at
he arrival OF the passenger. Ssmsene
saw The peculiar object coming lsborious
ly through the sir. making = line hy for
The whslebssk, Away of on the horixsn
liss wss . great iceberg. which hsd work
cd its Wsy forther sou.h than these ter
rors Of the northern see ere vent 10 do.
When The "bsrs" parted oompsny With
the iceneld Of the fer North II prsbsbly
carried with II the owl. which clups to
iss raft OF crystal until Digit vas useless,
. stretch Of open sss forming . barrier
ever which the bird did not dare attsmp.
TO ~.
When the British Forest C.stls sppesr
cd on the horizon the bird made Ito last
dash for lite. II wss probably hall s,srv
Cd and ilI.preparsd for snoh . long chaos
soo--for the vessel. we'll 10 the south, wss
also plying that wsy. However, the race
vas Won by the owl.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-30
He, Also. Could be Frugal.

The stinsiest msn 10 the town Of Bran
Wills had sent Tor Jobs Briggs 10 dis
cuss . mstter OF importance. When Nj.
BriGss srfived the room WAS lighted by
ole din ssndle only.
It's . bright starlight night. aid his
host. and We dont need the candle 10
talk BY. whersupen be blew II out ~
soon as his snest was seated,
The rsem VS. pisoh-dsrk atd the cen
vsrsstion vas long. Whea /. was over.
The hest lighted the candle again to show
bis visitor ou.
Well, we'll. cir. this is . strange siQhl
he blustsrsd. as Mf. Briggs was minus
coat. wsistcost. DOLLAR and neckiie.
Ill Pot them on nov you've lighted
the candle. said Mr.. Briggs c.lmly. i
thought | might just as wslt save them
u long - sobody sonid zee them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-30

My m4s 10 sssn sistslg. The IN
tssstt sii ttt srea hrsslh. Ths Sss'
Iine Yss ftssrs 20 hertsw my cstrisse,
rsmsabu 10 ctt,ia ny permission
,sfeush ~ proper ehspssls
Usly to' .,ill Ia disnihed isshieO.
be test ah& sitssd the startled sirl 90
the farlhFai uou p,rmisso 81 u'ied,
asauts, be sal.
Ttea pspasmonisn hrsks iesss 10
three lsEgatseF. Easlish. s9aoish sod
Tsesla Tee bsud. which lsd teen
vaitits silh tie iusuumtt,s for The
eo@lss esBe,r', srsok np "rbtrs'iI he
. Hsi Tia', .ae .Eitsn @! tbs kish,h
esrps
AID 10 ttibk that we've bssn blinios
The tee colsrsi hsesuve the ooro bsei We
40, vss fotlsn. aud the tsenlars got
gsea siufi. t.id ote oi tie nen, Hes
the oaly eolcnsl 10 the stmy.
Aud be ~as to that regiment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-30
Lincoln's Way Round.

Many stories OF Abraham Lincoln turr
| upen his tscsoOae was told recently bt
tore the Midal5sex Club and repeated ID
the Boston Herald. Daring the Civi
War a Bridgeport boy. returning from
scbosl, was taken by bounty saen,
and hnrried TO the front without biz
pareais' aoslsdes. His father. the late
Judge Bsarasley. had sought 10 vain
Tor his release, and = delegation OF citi
zus. ~ho sppsslsa to the Secretary oil
War. met with sroff refnssl.
In the hope Of being able 10 accom-
plish something, Copgrsssnsn Brand dssee
and Ssnstor Dixon. Of Connecticut, ds
tsrmiped 10 use thsir influence 10 be
hall ci the fl ctei mother, Thsy visii
ed the Secretary Of War and ssked for
the boys rslesss. Nj. Stanton instant
J roirod on. al absolute rsiussl. He
haa decided thn osss before. The boy
had takes liz IN lnsy and enlisted II be
should discharge I'll the minors whoss
msthsrs wsbtsd thsm q. home there
Would soon be DO soldiers al the front.
Llsviog the Wn Ofli,s, tho Congress
msn and S,nstor went to ths White
House and sppe,led to the President,
Mr., Linsolo heard tie case with symps
tbe,io ibtsrest, and Ut oncs wrote on an
envelope:
Let yourg B9srdsley, OF Connecticut
a mioor ehli'ted by isud 10 the 75sb
New York regiment, be discharged spd
sent immeii,ie'y to Washington.
A. Lincaln.
The two mon reiurned to the Wsr
on SO aud ehoxfA this order 10 ths Bsere
nry OF Wsr Il clsncsd si It. crumpled
ii 10 bis 6,.ers. throw IL GA the f ,or
and ssid, | won't do III
sb,ll / report tbs, TO tbs Pfaidenti
Congressman Bfsudesee asked.
Ys,l rosrsd the Secretary. And you
may add that III resign my portfolio
before III sdor. sueh precedent ~
thsii
The men reported to The President
evsryihing that bs. occurred.
Did Slsoton ssy that after reading
my ofdeif ssked LiueolB.
Yes. Mr B'odsgrs replied, sSpec,
Ing an oxplosion.
Well. Mr, l. lcolo ss1. With hi. SLOW
smile, guess hs would DO IL. We mua
fnd some other way 10 get thu. boy to
bis mother.
Then be toof piece Of pspsr aud ~rots
to The commanding ofissr si the vgi
msut: Disehnss young Brndsiey ana
send bin 10 wsshioeton.
A. Lincoln
10 week The boy gas In bis msihsr's
nns st Bddeepcrt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-30
| ..ui yoa to tell me ysar s....

| ssai yon TO tell ne yoar ssas.
He mel her gas In tlsni sarprise |
uss hna to be rsbaksd. II vss iphams'
10 b fsIsotisp wiped "a hst nemor!
I 10 .ir u.sk.,
u'vs been puEE'ing me ibs uhol'
hishi. sae ssid. OF eourss. knov thsl
sonr ,oms iris1d Of Tsnnys bot whsl
irisad sud shsis I've met you sss
broke o snsssrly aud locked ., him
oree q ose. Please DO enlishten ne.
suppCte ,on'm tushins o. me, he
tsls. lsurPoss you thitk bsesa,s yoa'rs
30 hofrihiy pretty yoa can turn . msbs
bead las, iur srer,. Bat /, isat tpea--
q, le,at ret Ter ne. Lon handicapped
every vty.
The un,ie ol ihs p.it dance began.
II sppsstea 6istsnt and much sneducd
His balAse' snd his nuys seemed lost,
dc ro.s eiosly
Al lssai, he ssid srnpins st . thread
., lea. ssy that you remember giving
ms tee Bnhsrihorpe snd me. one day
sooB altar yoa'd come bset from yonr
hosey no o D5nt mske me feel qsIie
40 oatsiaei
Sae watched him cnriously Thsn %
tIptessioa i1a the dsvning Of . emile
stole into bes eyes. Sis clsspsd her
hands. snd the smile orsp. very slowly
frsm her eyes TO ber moa.h.
How deliciou she said. How perfect
ly delieiousl Bal how sbsurdl
Cani.ld wss 6jselipe With his Pre-
gram. A. ber words be suddenly tore /, |
IN two.
She glanced a. him. sui there ~ss .
clos like itslight in her eyes.
don't think, she ssid, deliberately,
that ! ever gave you any tee. In no,
Daisy. you kaow. I'm Dmsys Nster.
We are horribly slike. aud slssys keep
Please iorsivs me Ne been
all my iaut.
Toe seish OF the dsuc,rs snd the ihrob
Of the waltz came to Orauf,ld, they were
the seconp 'uiment to Lis tsnslinR
thoughts.
he passed his hsnds scross bic eyes,
Brushing away many things. Then, OF
the first time that night, be smiled.
Might l = He halted Might =
Their eyes met.
He suddenly bsnt nesr, so near ths,
bis breath touched bsr cheek.
Might I--' Just to level thinGa
Her head dropped. and the color rusb
I'd into her iscs Her answer, when II
same, uss whisper = one OF those 10
audible mysteries that ere never really
placed. To tais day CranGsld insists
hat il vas ''yes" bat Mrs, Ofsnfeld 10
luite psrsistently determined that II
vss 80"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-04-30

Cd shsthsr The revolver see loaded. .na
! ssid u .. HI proceeded 10 lhs ,.uh
o. Esd OF The roon, vatrs. tutnras IA.
esea 70 -, be hrsaH TO bios nrsn tls
hta ssd ]. being very isirsly. stri .pe,h
Z" $40 70 ny lusssss h btins me
ssiile OF soas.vstef,
/ The iuprissssa s"ss Of III. ,os.,
shisa had been lyiss Tor vbols de-,
10 sas bot sou, had % expanded tls,
sssn | rsucvsd The sirs The eotk ven,
~ sih loud report. and auioriansiely
oi, The msn 10 ihs shosld,t bl.ds.
bs association sf ideas be made 80 oar
's'a 10 bis mias iha, II waa tae revolver
'ss hsd Gees ta tbs. he sb e'otsl, soi
lspssd 10 . ssuii.int, under the belief
that be bad bssa shpt n. nsansa and
srosssd. trying to re.cb With his hand
shsi he thousbt vn The wounded spo,.
sss called Tor bis sou, as be isl, LsS.s
sbout 10 die.
Wssupported him, add gave hin ,om.
sstsr and reassured hia. bn, h. A.a
turned rs psle ~ death.
What have l done % yon thst ven
XII nei be moansd piiiiolly.
Bat, ny good msp, their is DO blood
lowing. Lpokl
4 lsngnid, hopeless ll.nce st the
ground. Sbsre be had fallen. aud cure
enough, he ssuld 6ad 90 booi. He tried
10 ses the wound, bat his head wonld
oot tsrn Ia . Sufficiently wide arc OF .
circle 10 see his shoulder blsds. 30 in dus
haste Ne removed his coat shd sai.
coat ssd shirt. aud after SLOW bat csrefsl
keen examinations, be discovered that not
only we're there no msrks OF flowing blood
but 40 trace wbsiover OF . bsllet.hols in
snv OF his garments. Even then be vas
nos certain, and two small mirrers we're
seat for, which by the cid Of . sympsthig
log friend. be got at proper angles minute
ly to survey bis whole back.
He eventually recovered, and vas able
10 proceed with The brewing Of the tss,
sAieh hs served With . terribly ttemb bling
hand on the rafting saucer nader the
|iny little glass.
1t vssa very narrow escape from death
shis, he said 10 = qasyerins voice, for
I might have been the revolver.
There 10 nothing like bsksbi.h Ia Per
10 to heal oil wounds. whethsr real or
imaginary, and sn extra hsndsoms "tip9
81, the man improved 10 spirit.
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may produce OF iI1id psfsen are anus
isgiy ilIustrstsd BY SO incident from
aAefoa Coveted L,tds." by A. n, y.
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ttroass Psni,. AID stopped ., sn inn
fer 3 sisv VI tss Ga soisfing be tsok
vi,b hia 81, fsvoIssr 10 its leather este
sud be ssnsrs ard pisesd then bs,ids
lis.
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ssbt With hspy ssissus. sIpisissd thst
bile ars had gene cat. bat tbs. II would
vsls q fss inmates hs veaid make ms
.ons ifesb tea. | eonssEted. He itqair
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Cautious.

A lawyer happened to be ss1a.inted
with . jursr 10 = petty civil ease. and
met him during a recess. Toe lawyer
vas smoking aud neder nrdinsry cireum
si,nces he ~enld bsys odHsd the other
9 cigar.
| suppose be said gusrdeily, tbst .
cigar would tot ipf1enee your verdict
A good one voniibt The Juror replied.
bnts poor OPS might prejudice me.
He go. good cigar