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Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23
Fran KrigSkidepIatsen.

Telegrammen fran ~krigsskade-
platsen hafva for denna vecka in.
genting vidare af vigt att medde-
la. Ryssarne arc for narvarande
i Mukdon, och iapaneserna ope
rera omkring dem, hvadan EFT
nytt anfall kan vantas mar som
helst.
Fran Toxic telegraferas den 81
dennes att EFT nytt anfall pa Port
Arthur kan vantas denna vecka.
denna gang med Diet resultat att
fastningen intages inom EFT par
veckors forlopp.
| St. Petersburg ar intresset
anyo fastadt pa Port Arthur
med anledning at vissa rykten att
en- altman stormning pa fortifka
tionerna tagit sin borjan. Nagra
"a forsenade telegram fran gene
raj Stoessel, Port Arthurs befal-
hafvare, hvilka meddela tillbaka-
slaendet af de upprepade japan
ska anfallen, hafva ingifvit hoppet
att ryssarne skola kunna utharda
balagringen oaktadt de ursinniga
anfallen. Bet sista anfallet, son
omnamnes af general Stoe ssel,
egde rum den Id dennes och var
rigtadt mot skansen no. s, hvilken
beskyddar stadens vattenledning.
Skansen ar belagen omkring iva
mil fran de egentliga forti6katio-
nerna, hvilket utvisar att ienden
ej hunnit inom Diet omtvistade
omradet.
Rapporter fran Shanghai den
20 dennes aft innehall att nagra al
utanverken fallit i japanernas
handler hafva Ell blifvit bekrat-
tade.
Aterstoden af den ryska fottan
Port Arthur sages hafva erhallit
order att i Diet kritiska ogonblic
ket CORA EFT sista fortvihadt for
sok att sla sig igenom amiral To-
COS eskader och .soka uppna ne
utral hamn.
ALA tecken tyda pa att bade
ryssar och iapaneser AMANDA all
sin energi och formaga att bringa
kriget till EFT slut. Hela verlden
har nu haft sina ogon riktade pa
en- konhikt, som j envis hardnac
kenhet, So kort den an varit, torde
ia soka slit motstycke i verldshi
storien. Att Diet lila oriket ia
pan, som endast for en- mansalder
sedan blef bekant for den ofriga
delen af verlden, kunde hafvs
styrka och mod nog att sla till
den fruktade ryske jatten, var il
/ borjan redan Diet oerhordt, Mer
afven Diet nuvarande resultatet
i denna strid visar hvad som kan
utrattas af EFT litet folk. som al
oforderfvadt och besialadt af er
ande liknande grekernas, da d.
besegrade. Xerxes' smart sagd'
tallosa skaror. Japan ar sanno
iikt bestamdt att blifva en- n,
stormakt i verldshistorien.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23

Louis Beck j I57 Fry ST., som har
ON qvallen ihjalskot sin 81 ariga
moder. emedanha tatt guppbara.
forekraelser fordet hansvid hem
konssten var befusad. r
Skolan for dofstumma i
Council Bluffs beginner slit nasta
skolar den I. October. Skolan
tillhorer staten och ar aldeles fri
for ALA dofstumma barn i staten.
Foraldrarna "a betala deras reese
tighter och halla dem med klader
De nndervisas i de publika sko-
lorna. Utom teckenspraket un.
deivisas de afven,i talsprak. mar
barnets tillstand gor Diet mojligt
och foraldrarna onska Diet. Utom
skolundervisningen lares fickorna
husarbete och ALA ~kvinnliga syss-
Tor. Gosssrna ia lara jordbruk
SAINT allehanda yrken sasom box
tryckeri-. snickeri-och skoma-
keriyrken 8. S. v. Foraldrar som
hafva dofstumma barn bora be-
nytta sig af statens vallvilliga
help for att giiva de olycklige
unga barnen en- god utdar else.
Tidningspressen. Vaktaren
har ofverlatits till EFT aktiebolag
med namnet Vaktaren Publishing
Co., som Walt William Berg till
president, 6. F. Wikstrom till
vice president SAINT c. Nelson till
sekreterare och kassor. Il Idaho
Falls, Idaho, har Costa Axelson
boiat utgifva en- ny tidning, Idaho
Poster, som med sina s sexspal-
tiga sidor gor EFT i typografskt
afseende ganska tordelaktigt in
tryck.
Da man soker rad hos spawn
nor i Chicago Bland de personer
som i lordags hanvande sig til
grandjuryn var afven Charles T,
Craver fran Harvey. Craver be,
rattade att han blifvit bestulen pa
SI,oo8 at Martha Allison Sabin,
en- fortune teller, hvilken har
uppsokt for att ia veta, ON del
wore klokt att placera penningal
! EFT visst affarstoretag. Spaqvin
nan anmodade honom att inne
sluta S., oooiett kuvert och Tenn;
det till henne. sa skulle hon D;
n3got mystiskt satt CORA summar
vinstbringande. Det blef del
ocksa-for spaqvinnan, men int,
for Craver, som endast tam 500
i kuveret. da han hck Diet tillbaka
NJ Vile han att grandiuryn skull,
at la bcdragerskan for svindleri.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23

Han redde sig. En- ung student hade
haft den oturen att bli "kuggad" i ten
tamen och k&nde sig h0gst orolig for att
hans f6raldrar m6jligen skulle I'd nagon
vetskap ON den daliga utgangen. Till
f6rebyggande haraf afsande han till
hemmet foljande telegram
"Teutamen afupit glarsande, profess
sorerna f6rtjusta, onsks ovilkorlig Alter.
komst till hostenr'
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23
HAIR OCH DER.
Vile ha en- liten bror. Let

Vile ha en- liten bror. Let
tie Sandberg. en- liten s arig hicka,
som Dor pa Water ST. N. E., horde
forliden vecka sina foraldrar ON
tala att man funnit en- ofvergifven
baby i en af de stora butikerna
vid Nicollet ave, Minneapolis och
da hon lange onskat sig en- bror
till lekkamrar, begaf hon sig den
langa wagon ned till polisstationen
och bad att "a barnet till skanks.
Sergeant Fred Johnston berattade
henne, att den o~fvergifne pilten
iredan blifvet omhandertagen at
aadra personer, men trostade
henne med loftet att sanda henne
den den forsta vackre lille gosse
han kunde IA fatt i, som behofde
en- sadan rar liten syster som
Lettie.
Fran Kansas City saval som
andra hall meddelas den IS sept,
att fem banditer lyckats STAMINA
EFT passageraretag a Rock Island
banan nara Let's. Enligt uppgift
fran United States Express Com
pany saval som expressagenten
6ngo tagrolvarne mycket litet for
sin risk och slit stora besvar, da
inga pangar eller juvelef medfor
des deuna gang och passagerarne
lamnades oantastade. bet enda
banditerna tunno Diet sprangda
kassaskapet voro nagra handels-
varor. En- liknande plundring
hade foretagits pa precis samma
stale for omkriug iva ar sedan af
! de 5. k. 'Carbarn" banditerna.
Genom ~oahatlig skjutning hindra-
DIES paSsagerarne att komma tag
personalen till hjalp. medan loko
motivet och expressvagnen fran
kopplades. Sedan kassaskapet
sprangts, tvingades de pa loko-
motivet och i expressvagnen
varande manner att till tots ater-
wanda till taget och paSsagerarae,
medan banditerna togo lokomoti
vet och korde EFT stycke langre
bort. Som de kunde skota loko.
motivet och kande oihallandena
utmed jarnvagen, antages' att
banditerna voro eriarne jarnvags-
man. En- beloning af $1,000 ar
utiast for rofvarnes gripande.
Peterson bet af Johnsons ma
sus. l South Chicago DO bland
andra svenskar Peter Johnson och
Charles Peterson. Den FORE Dor
narmare betecknadt 1887 Buffalo
ave. och Peterson Dor i 1857
Buffalo ave De r3kade hair ON
dagen i gruff De ''clinchade" och
Diet Bar i backen for Johnson.
Peterson a inte mold, utan tog
och bet al Johnsons nasa, hvilket
iu var fult gjort. Det tyckte
d0mmaren Callahan acksa och
pliktfallde Peterson SIS.
Stelfmordsfors0k af tortvif
Ian. For ire manader sedan an
l5nde till New York en- svensk
John Anderson, SAINT erholl arbete
a en- fabrik. Han trifdes emcl.ertic
81 utan sparade ihop pengar iol
att sa fort som mojligt kunna
atervanda till Sverige. Mar har
TAFT HOP respengar. kopte har
biljett och skulle arrest q Baltic
i onsdags fora veckan. Han toe
pa vag till hammer fel pa wager
SAINT kom for sent till baten
; Enar han ej egde here pengar al
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23

-
dranka sig. Han observerades az
tvanne personer, som hoppade !
vattnet for att radda honom, men
han giorde sadant motstand, att
raddarne hollo pa att drunkna /
stallet. En- polls kom slutligen
till help. och den lefnadstrotte
tordes upp pa Diet torra SAINT wi
dare till Hudson street Hospital,
Hans biljett a Baltic" komnar
att utbytas, och Anderson kola.
mer att antrada resan hem med
nasta bat.
Ihjelslagen at en- grafvard.
Under Diet den s dennes Miss
Yetta Berkowitz, IS ar gammal
och bosatt i Manhattan, stod
knabojande och bad vid sin twill
lingsyster Rosas graf a Washing
ton cemetery, foil den al fot hoga
grafvarden, som vagde 500 pund,
DIVER henne och dodade henne
ogonblickligen. Stenen traffade
hufvudet och blef liggande Oliver
aickan ito minuter, imam till
skyndande personer kunde lyfta
upp den.
De begge tvillingsystrarna hade
varit mycket fastade vid hvaran,
dra, och mar Rosa ahed den II
Nov. 1902, greps Yetta haraf sd
hardt, att hon blef sangliggande
sjuk fere manader och sedan ,ett
par ganger sokte forkorta slit lif
Sedan hon tillfrisknat har hontva
ganger i veckan besokt sin tsy
sters graf. som hon .prydt med
blommor.
Polisen, som ansag att stenen
81 blifvit ordentligt uppsatt, ARE,
sterade tvanne personer, anstaida
vid begrafningsplatsen, hvilkas
vardsloshet skulle varit orsaken
till den b~eklagiiga olyckshandel-
sen.
Connellsville, Pa. Foljande
BRET, som kommer till oss fran
kolfalten l Pennsylvania tortjenar
att bekantg0ras i vida kretsar,
''Connellsville, Pa, den 90 Sept,
1903 Jag kan icke annat an bedja
fabrikanten for DR.. Peters Kuri-
ko ON ursakt. For manga ar an
sSgjag fardiglagda mediciner var.
delosa. Men Diet skulle smart
biifva annorlunda. Jag Bile.
mycke hastigt sjuk. ag hadt
sadana forfarliga smartor iryg-
gen, att jag knappast kunde r0ra
mig Doktorn kom regeIbundet
men jag blef dock icke battre.
mitt hjelpl0sa tillstand ofvertsla.
de min huatru mig att f0rs0k;
Kuriko och lata doktorns medicil
vara. Och O under! Kuriko sattt
mig smart pa benen igen. Sc
manader hafva nu f0rfutit ocl
intet spar af min gamla sjukdou
har atervandt. Jag har nu Tart at
satta varde pa Eder medicin.' G
Richardson.
Ryskt k~rigsskepp i San Fran
cisco, Den II september medde
ladies' fran San Francisco att del
ryska hjelpkryssaren Lena kom
NIT till San Francisco att IA ang
parma och maskiner reparerade
Sedan skadan undersoktS at anne
rikansk sakkannare, kommer far
tyget att bli beordradt att Tenn
hammer inom "a timmar, savid
Diet ar siodugligt, hvilket den ry
ske kapteneu past&r att det lex
ar.
Btir det intaget i docka. sasor
kaptenen lar ha begart, tros de
att fartyget kommer att STAIN
; qvar till krigets slut. Emellerti
afvaktar regeringer i Washingto
full rapport imam bestamda fol
hallnirgsorder komma att b
; utfardadc,
I upp,ysningens tidehvarfC hicag
, har for narvarande 1900 krogval
dar och $3.50 %skollarare och sko.
, lirarinnor.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23
Atalad ~modermordare.

Chicago Grandjuryn bland annat
Louis Beck j I57 Fry ST., som har
ON qvallen ihjalskot sin o. ariga
moder, emedanh an attguppbara
forekraelser fordet hantvid hemI
korhsten var befuSad. Y,
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

absorption power. There was nothing
in the weeks news to discourage the
rise in the market and the good news
OF the week had little bearing on the
specific movements of prices. But
speculative enthusiasm ran high and
the emotional element was prominent
throughout. An excited demand for
pig iron. the placing of large orders for
railroad equipment and the enormous
export demand for copper pointed to
the welfare of the metal industries.
News of a less definite kind played a
part in the violent movements in spec
ial stocks. Ontario and Western was
said to have passed to the control of
the New York and New Haven.
The bond market has been active and
strong but the chief attention was
given to convertible and speculative
bonds
United States 3s have advanced "A
per cent on call during the week.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
ADVERTISEMENT
What Sulphur Does
For the Human Body in Health and
Disease.

The mention of sulphur will recall to
many Of us the early days when our
mothers and grandmothers gave US
our daily dose Of sulphur and molasses
every spring and fall.
1t was the universal spring and fall
blood purifier" tonic and cure-aH.
and mind you, this old-fashioned rem
edy was not without merit.
The idea was good but the remedy
was crude and unpalatable, and large
quantity had to be taken to get any
effect.
Nowadays we get all the beneficial
effects of sulphur in a palatable. con-
centrated form, so that a single grain
is far more effective than a tablespoon
full of the crude sulphur.
In recent years research and expert
ment have proven that the best sulphur
for medicinal use is that obtained from
Calcium Calcium Sulphide) and sold
in drug stores under the name of
Stuart's Calcium Waters. They are
small chocolate coated pellets and con-
tain the active medicinal principle OF
sulphur in a highly concentrated, ef-
fective form.
Few people are aware OF the value of
this form of sulphur in restoring and
maintaining bodily vigor and health:
sulphur acts directly on the liver and
riches the blood by the prompt elimin-
alton of waste material.
Our grandmOthers knew this when
they dosed US with sulphur and molas-
ses every spring and fall, but the cru
dity and impurity of ordinary flowers OF
sulphur were often worse than the dis
ease, and cannot compare with the
modern concentrated preparations OF
sulphur, of which Stuart's Calcium
Waters are undoubtedly the best and
most widely used.
They are the natural antidote for
liver and kidney troubles and cure con-
stipation and purify the blood in a. way
that often surprises patient and physi-
clan alike.
Dr. r. NJ. wilkins while experiment.
ing with sulphur remedies soon found
that the sulphur from Calcium was su-
perior to any other form. He says:
For liver. kidney and blood troubles.
especially when resulting from consti-
patton or malaria. I have been sur
prised at the results obtained from
Stuarts Calcium Waters. In patients
suffering from boils and pimples and
even deep-seated carbuncles, / have re-
peatedly seen them dry up and disap-
pear in four or five days, leaving the
skin clear and smooth. Although
Stuart's Calcium Waters is a propris-
tary article and sold by druggists. ana
for that reason tahooed by MANY nv.
sicians, yet / know of nothing 40 zafa
and reliable for constipation. liver and
kidney troubles and especially In ali
forms of skin disease as this remedy .,
At any rate people who are tired 81
pills, cathartics and so-caIled hlood
purifiers" will find in Stuart's CaI-
cium Waters far safer, more paIa-
table and effective preparation.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
WORKMAN'S LIMBS TORN OFF
BY GIGANTIC FLY-WHEEL
John Mooliey. nm Employe of the
Pacific Lubricating Company,
Mepfr a Horrible Death

John Mooliey, an employe of the
Pacific Lubricating Company at Baden,
was killed in a frightful manner yes
terday afternoon. He was working as
an oiler at the works and was sent to
fix a piece of machinery. He became
entangeled in a fiy-wheel and his both
legs were quickly torn from his body.
The injured man was removed to
st. Luke's Hospital in an ambulance,
where he died after an amputating
operation was performed with the
hope of saving his life. The dead
man was taken to the Morgue. He
was 35 years old
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

George Whitelock was plunderine
George J. Nagle's trunk in the Iatter's
room at 334 Third street when he was
caught in the act and tomorrow he
will be formally accused of burglary
before Judge Mogan.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
Thief STEALS
VALUABLE GEMS

Mrs. Emil Hirschfeld. wife of a
prominent insurance man, reported to
the police Thursday night that her
residence, 1873 Masonic avenue. had
been robbed of $3.50 worth of dia-
monds and jewelry. The theft oc-
CURED during the afternoon. The
Jewels were secreted in a chamois
bag under a mattress in Mrs. Hirsch-
fields bedroom.
Detectives Dinan and Wren were
detailed on the case, but thus far have
failed to fasten the crime on any one.
Detective Wren says that he believes
that some persons familiar with the
premises is the thief.
Thursday afternoon the hostess
gave 4 reception Of eleven OF her in
innate lady friends. Before they ar
rived she says that the jewels were
safe in the place where she had
placed them. When she retired for
the night she was startled to find bag
and al gone. A hurried search was
made and all the doors and windows
were found TO be intact. No one but
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
MILLION SHARES
QUICKLY SOLD

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-Speculation in
the same lines to-day as during the
whole week, with sales in the neighbor-
hood of million shares for the two
hours of the Saturday session. A pro-
cess of digestion was very perceptible,
especially in the high priced standard
railroad shares and st. Paul broke
Us below yesterday, giving the mar
ket ragged appearance toward the
close. Ontario and Western also lost
point of yesterdays gain. On the other
shown by a number of low-priced
railroad stocks with Erie the leader of
the group. Amalgamated Copper made
brilliant advance Of over four points
to the high level of the year. There
was large and determined buying of
Rock Island, the stock rising about a
point. United States Steel preferred
was unable to hold its own point ad-
vance and the same was true Of
Pennsylvania, which came later into
the movement. The. irregular tone of
the market is indicated by the above
movement. The bank statement show
ed larger cash increase than was in
dicated by the currency movement
The loan increase of less than 81 600 600
was considered moderate in view of
the activity of the speculation during
the week. The net result is the first
recovery in the declining tendency of
the surplus reserve since that decline
set in from the high figure of $64, 457, 800
on August 20.
Total sales Of bonds, $4,525 900.
The volume of dealings in stocks has
risen this week to an average of more
than a million and half shares a day
and the question of the active interest
in the market in large following out
side of Wall Street has become no
longer debatable. AS a normal re-
sponse to this development there has
been free distribution of holdings to
the newcomers in the market by the
spectators, who saw attractive profits
on the. previous extensive rise. The
market showed the effect of this realiz-
ing and by midweek was subjected to
a sharp reaction in consequence of the
increasing burden of the selling and the
formation of an influential party
among sold-out bulls who favored a
reaction for the purpose of shaking out
weak holdings of the new long interest
and OF affording an opportunity to get
back stocks at profitable lower level
of prices The eagerness Of waiting de-
mand restrained the reaction and the
market continued to manifest strong
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
BARGAINS FOR BABIES

BARGAINS FOR BABIES
A genuine bargain while they
last, Infants and Chfldren's Kid
and Cloth Top Button and Lace
Shoes, made with neat coin toes
plain or spring heels. Not a pair
In the lot worth less than S1.0O.
Our reduced price to sell every
pair .-............. .3Oc
Sizes 1 \ to ga and 5 to g.
Widths A and = ONLY. We do
not guarantee 10 I'LL mall orders
on this Shoe.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
Deutscher Club Gives Ball.

The ball and banquet of the
Deutscher Club. which took place last
evening at Golden Gate Hall, 625 SUIT
ter street, was thoroughly enjoyed by
those who attended. 1t was the oc-
casion of the fourth anniversary of the
society, and about 800 persons took
part in the festivities. After the dane
ing and the banquet a musical pro-
gramme was given.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
|SPURNS HIS CHILD
John Koening Refuses to Help Young Daughter
Police Judge Cabaniss Expresses Regret That
Law Limits His Authority.

not glisten more brightly than his race
for the temperature of the courtroom
was conducive to copious perspiration-
In a Ianguid manner THE Oxnard
Giant" which is Mr.. McVey's ring
sobriquet, informed the court that ne
was "puffush'nal prizehghtah," ana
that he witnessed the encounter De-
tween Mr.. Stewart and Mr., Gomez
DE two gemmun had some wuds. he
testified, ''an' wun remahk borryed
anudder till bof wuz berry much ex-
cited. Den 1 sees a black objeck In
de pocket of Mistah Gomez, an den
sees BTistah Stewart push him. an
den sees Mistah Gomez fall ag'tn
some rocks"
Case continued till November 2.
Stately exit of Mr.. McVey. with line
Of admiring colored persons in his
train.
Thomas Dolan, accused Of cruelty
neglecting his five children while he
"electioneered" was released in order
that he might assist the police in find
ing his wife, Matilda, who was similar
ly charged, but he gave his blue-coated
escort the slip and when they again
ran across him he was hilariously in
toxicated. An extra charge of drunk
enness has been entered against him.
The woman is still at large and the
children are cared for in a public in
stitution.
S. P Allen, who stole a suit OF clothes
from S. T. Davis, was arrested by De-
tective O'Dea and discharged by Judge
Cabaniss. 1t was proved that the de-
fendant committed the larceny in or
der to obtain money with which to
purchase medicine for his sick wife.
Neither the man who lost the clothing
nor the detective who captured the
thief appeared eager to prosecute and
the Judge tempered his sense of justice
with mercy.
T. G. Pilkington. a British subject.
went into the Central police station
last Friday night and abused the at
taches so outrageously that they
locked him UP for disturbing the
peace. When he was arraigned be-
fore Judge Mogan and asked what he
meant by such conduct he def1antly
answered that he would do the same
thing over again il he felt like doing
it.
You must want to go to JAIL"
quoth the Judge.
IL don't care d-n whether 1 go to
jail or not" was the rejoinder. Il
have been in this blasted country
twenty-four years and am dead tired
Of it,
He will be sentenced next Monday.
When asked what his occupation was
he said he had been employed by Dr.
Morton of as Cole street. The police
opined that the man was drink crazed.
Antoine Kardes and Frank Kallas
had a quarrel night before last in the
latter's saloon on Howard street, ami
Kardes fired a pistol with evident ID
tent to slay his opponent. His aim
was bad, however. and attempt 20
murder is the charge on which he will
be examined before Judge Mogan next
Friday.
George Whitelock was plundering
George J. Nagle's trunk in the latter's
room at 334 Third street when he was
caught in the act and tomorrow he
will be formally accused of burglary
before Judge Mogan.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

Antoine Kardes and Frank Kalla:
had a quarrel night before last in th'
latter's saloon on Howard street, anr
Kardes fired a pistol with evident In-
tent to slay his opponent. His ain
was bad. however. and attempt e
murder is the charge on which he will
be examined before Judge Mogan mex
Friday.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

the eleven ladies were in the house
during the afternoon and to one of
these is attributed the theft by the
police.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23
Card systems and Cabinets.

81 buys a card index drawer, 500 rec
ord cards and "a guide cards. Loose-leaf
ledgers. price books and good printing.
Sanborn, Vail & Co. TAI Market street. .
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

When a widower begins to tell his
roubles to a widow she knows he is
going to ask her to share them.
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-23

Sam Mcvey, one of the colored
heavy weight pugilists who have had
the honor of being whipped by Jack"
Johnson, aspirant to fight the great
Jeffries. was in Judge Mogan's court
and testified for the defense Of George
Stewart. champion cake-walker of the
Pacific Slope, who fractured the skull
of Louis Gomez. Portuguese trouba-
dour. by casting him violently to
earth one night on Pacific street after
the twain had orally competed for the
favor of Miss Anastasia Johnson,
premier danseuse of the Afro-Ameri-
can contingent Of Barbary Coast So
ciety.
Mr. McVey had apparently attired
himself with a view to making a strik-
ing impression in the tribunal. and in
that he succeeded. His baby-blue
sweater was artistically relieved by
sea-green facings and burnt yellow
neck scarf, and his trousers of vari-
colored stripes were so tight fitting as
to make his herculean neither limbs
look like mammoth sausages in gala
earb. His patent leather pumps did