The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-06

sss5 .rha gloom In old man Greenhut's ga
MN Yns deeper than the mind Of q wo-
,,,ar more abundant than salt. II there
,Yare alternating circumstances neither
IS4the old n1n,, himself nor ntiy Of his cro-
III t,Its was able 10 call them to mind IheS
n fairly {wallowcd Iii grief, aud refused TO
4 lopk on tho brighter side of life
Il VI don't rightly remember which one
tS p. ina patriots II was Iii he Old Tesla
,,,ent, I" said Grcenhut, after he liild looNe'l
% nrn,,nd the room for a long time III 81
" fence. 'but It Kind o pears to me iike
II A was Abraham, TINT went an So gu : =.
q side the gates of the city, IN oiicioth
W mn ashes, an lifted up MS voice an ~ Z
VI Wept hollerlng': sAbsnlom, my SON = Any
Il way, whether 1t was Abraham or ono .
Etthei other patrio.s. II str.ses ne .h ~.
5hatn't inothiil' much better for us 10 az
THAN lust that same, leavin' oit the az =.
1 salom part o. II, o course.
I'M None on us hain't go; sons by that
u name an Their hain't no gates to Ar
kansas CITY. same as lher vas r 70 sne
about tn on'y4 thing as is,letl ior US t9 10
Il is 10 go an set on the leyoe N olic ,l,'ia
4 and ashes an cry aloud what dam ioecls
D We are.
MADE HIS HEARERS START.
This emphatic ending to his little speech
u made his hearers start for II WIS SCI, SCI
dom indeed thai A., the n ola tna rnnjIaed ihat
t The occasion was an unusual o'le' t ~
.here was no comment. 49, ,,,,,,,d ,,,c
Presently he came out IRON spe, . ~, ,in
Btah ar and going to his favOrlte seat py ny, .is
window nut ms feet on tho sill ana iooh t
long and steadily down the w, Mhs
4 lie first time he had ever taken tfat i sea I
without l1Gn1in1g go9ed fis ga in Wonder wo
gfs@nr, three times he started TO speak. nua
II, appeared to be unable to do so, ana l' ~
wonder grew rs theS vailed, y ~, - lls
s. wa sstcont pocket, and. hndlnG u cisu ~.
iheEe nc drew it forth. and Lighted u, y.
After smoking for minute OF IVY -
Pears like there's somo sort o. - !.
about this here young deVli tl,'it :
bowed before US all DOWN II, .ne ia s. came
w. WI Town Warn't YOU down 70 the levce
when he got off,n the pons SAN 81, - II
~ II was there" said SAM Pears1li'
WAN Wssls., said the ol i! man, why don't
sou tel us about 1t
l NO MYSTERY ABOUT1T.
There lain't no mystery about al, Il, 10 70
fnr3as can sec. saiu penlsliii, i:nis
IA Win the cap'n. Like he was his brother.
"There was another feiler, passengsiT s
on the sane beat Wn s,f 'e dane swinded
the capn out Of his passage, m p4rr3M n,s!
money from him besides , put ! aoh !.
" Know nothn' about that. Az 81 Know ~, y
ri, he come up to me, me Sianuln 5oli NY i
4 sIevee Ike l didn't have nothin' TO 90, an
ISL :,s't me where the best hotel was
5!f"lNeIl | tod him that MAS easy, LOT
u there want but one in town, an J 9
S show him up there Hc went IN an reg
cred an ash for the best room IN TIE
4, hois.. an give the landlord long game
" n,8sa K. while we was al takn dsihk,5
4. bnit expecting some big amount o.
money by mail a. HAHN to wait III
Araansas City for it.
THEN 90 -. to-. the rest. How zig
+ borrowed moncy IRON the landlord an
core down here in tn even.n,
VA. Yes vociferated the Old man IN q
sudden fury. Yes an id up the pes,
Y players in Arkansas City on borrowed
ri ca %itaf o. $40. an then. when Somepod!
n Started q rough house. tit his way OUT o n
q tn place an got away without marx.
sJt5s TIME TO CHANGE THE NAME.
of that's what Arkansas City'S come
30. IT'S high time the name was changed
5E hack to Napoleon same as It used 10 be-
So an all the g,ories O. the past tcrty years
be tied in q bundle an set afleat on the
s next h3od. 81 ,g
,a85 J" dunno. hut that'd be the properest,
an fit NEST thing to do. .on'y there's a
sgs5lot o. has-teeGs round this room. and
mebEe i m one on EN-. thatd ought TOR
to lie tied into that bundle"
{. Pears like you was takin' things