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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19

Mrs Hawkins-"And ave you made
all the arrangements for your mar
rage my DEAR Mrs. Jorkine-'Wen.
not quite all. I've got to buy me
tTooso, and take a 'ouse, and get me
'rsband a job, and buy i'm a good suit
o clothes, and get some reg'ler wasbin,
work to do. An then I'm to name the
Apply day."-Pick- Me-Up.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19
4ueFe was a pause.

Milk, you was raised on our host
remarked, withertngly. to the DUN
founded Robert-milk Goramf,bt,,
man. it must ha' taken wood alcohol
an vodka to ha' seen things Hlxe
themn''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19

Johnny-'Pa, is it wrong to steal
from trust?' Johnny's pa-"Don,t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19

let the Question bother you any, my
SON It's impossible. - - Cleveland
Ledger
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19

Ne1l-Of course, she's not pretty, but
it's remarkable how her face lights UP
when she talks Be1Ie-"Oh, that's
not so remarkab BILE. She's got a Ian
tern jaw."-Philadelphi Ledger.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-02-19

You haven't got much of a head
said the needle to the pin. No" re-
piled the latter. but a the same time
we pins have our fine points. ''-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18
Consumption
health demands daily action OF the
bowels. id nature with Ayers pills.
ca vary Episcopal Church.

The Rev II. II. Vale desires to return
his sincere and hearty thanks, to the
ially to the Calvary Guild ard
Women Auxiliary, and also to the
many kind friends Of his flock for the
kind inquiries and sympathy during $
recent illness. Most particularly i'll the
ver, practical expression it took in the
surprise party on Halloween. He will
ever hold it in a grateful and affectiorate
rem. MT trance.
Mr.. Vale's medical advisor pronounce S
AID trusts that be will shortly Re able to
resume duty. Services usual on Sur
day at IL ard 7:so.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18
Adopting the Book Of Ordinance,


Be it ordained by the City Council of the
City Of Idaho springs:
SEcrtoN /. The foregoing ordinances
of the City Of Idaho Springs, in the
State of Colorado, embracing thirty
chapters. exclusive of this ordin ,nce. re
vised aud compiled by +. L. Colon, City
Attorney, together with the printed mat
ter preceding said ordinances ami the in-
dex, have been printed, published and
bound in b ook form by authority of the
City Council Of the City of Idaho
Springs. in harmony with an Act of the
General Assembly Of the State OF Colo
RADIO, entitled: An Act in relation 10
Municipal Corporations, approved April
I, 1877: said ordin inces shall be received
in evidence in all courts and places with.
out further proof, in conformity with
aid Act.
SECTION 2. All ordinances and parts
Of ordinances of . general character
passed bv the City Council Of the CITY oi
Idaho Springs. saving and excepting the
general ordinances published and bound
herewith by the authority aforesaid, are
here by repealed. Provided that all rish,
acquired and all suits, actions or bro
ceedines pending OF founded in point Of
time prior to the date hereof shall and
may be m aintxined and prosecuted, uu
affected by any provision of this ord,
nance.
P.sssd ty theCity Council of the Cit,
OF Idaho Springs and approved thj, 2nS
day Of November, "A. d. 1905.
CEoRcK RILEY,
cHAs. BRAsnsrErrER,
City Clerk.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18
.hERIFF-s SALE.

By virtue Of certain Writ OF Execution issned
out Of the Clerks once Of the i'istrfct Court
Clear Creek county, state of Colorado. ana TO me
dir,cted whereby am com manded 70 ns.. iHs .ns
against Tn Lord Byron Mining cnnpany . cor
Ioratinn and in favor of E. n. TintA'n for the
sum of Fourteen hundred forty-three and thirty
one-hundredths dollars 3l443 aOl damages AMI
Thirty-eight and two nne-hundnedshs Dollar
t$3s 90 SIS and arcruing costs. have levied
upon the following de>crfr-d property to-wit:
de ie ,dsnt The Lord Byron Mining con,,any. In
and to the following deeriib.d property. towH:
The Greenback lode mining claim survey lot NO
llsl in the Coral mining district The t1rh Byron
Coral mining district: the -hake.peare lode min
ing claim, situate in Cascade mining district; the
Reindeer pte mining cl i'm, situate in Spa nieh
Bar mining district: The L1.d Wellington % H. l1,e ne
Coral m ninx district: the Rochester lode mining
claim, No. $500 A. situate In the Coral mining
district The Nisgra lode mining cain. situate In
the Coral mining district; The K'chester mill sits
situate In the Coral mining dis'nct the kune.
eunda lode minine claim. situate 10 the Coral
mining district; the Camp Valley lnde N nine
sun Ezt.nsioe lode mining claim. situate in tn.
Coral mining district and the Snow Storm Iooe
mining claim situate In the spani.h h Bar mining
dirtrtct; all o. the above property situate iyhe
mining districts, In the County OF Clear Creek,
0utA OfCDlofadO. .
Thefrloss According To aaid command I shall
' ss.: AZ - s cash sns .boy.
properly. on Wednesday. the sixth day Of Dscem
ber A. b. iS0, q the hour Of ten o'clock L. NJ o
said d.y the froot dor Of the pos. omes u .hs
| city Of Idaho epfinxs in al County and otate
| Dated q GeorRetnwn. Colorado. this 1osh daJ
| Of NoVeDbes 4. d. 1906.
ANDREW sANDBERo.
ehen4 Of Clear Greet County. Colorado.
1t pub nov H. last pub dec :
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18
The President.

Since he PRESIDENT chief magistrate has tried
He bearded wolves and bears and
under the sea in boat
Orleans collision the lower Mississippi and faced
Atlantic gale There does much left for him
cept a balloon excursion.
holding with them and that really the fibre of
wolf bear hunting The legends that
hydra had many heads that when severed
prang up place and hydra worlds
discouraged. He did off heads
proceeded smash them with his club and he did the monster
up. probably history that Mr. Roosevelt the
idea efficacy te big stick May he be prospered in his
intentions to redu things square deal.
In brought the
strike adjustment he the behind the who
pushed through reclamation BILL he little Providence
and Japan, when both about licked but
proud each other half and make an
well known and
10 bette
president excepting Washington and his have given
prestige republic sporting he has playing
kind of luck since he became president The
the he afraid. He has
his gift higher place kan
other land could he planning tor hono and
of his The
of being exalted by the office he holds he
ang thousands and in the
bitterness
feeling bitterness melting from their hearts He
every the Alaska he home
alike with bronchobuster and university professors wolf hunt
making speech Sunday addressing ministerial
shoveng coal the hold of cabinet
meeting bridge of battle ship facing northeast hurricane
stormy Atlantic he the of he has
he
faculty of his mind with fulless than other
model for the youth Of the pattern after
his being
frontier and live and how the
poor unearned about making livelihood In that
had he remained home gone Europe.
May be be long spared to his country-Goodwn Weekly
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18
AN ORDINANCE
Be it ordained by the City Council of the
City of Idaho Syringe:

Be it ordained by the City Council of the
City of Idaho Syringe:
SECTION .. That . right Of way for
the term of twenty years from the pas
sage Of this ordinance, be and the same 10
hereby granted to the Colorado and
Southern railssy company. it successor
ard assigns, over 20 much Of fourteenth
avenue as is hereinafter more particularly
described. to wit: CommercinR st . point
on the east line of Fourteenth avenue, ts
tIol feet south of the mort wts ., corner Il
block numbered twenty nine (7ol; thence
southWesterly on . curve With . radius OF
or bundled forty SIX and two tenthrt ra6 -
feet. a distance Of fory-6ve taS) feet.
of Fourteenth avenue. twenty t3o) fert
south Of the northeast corner If block
numbered thirty-one (.Il; thence
north twenty f7o) feet to the
northeast corner of said block mum
brred thirty-oue t3Il; thence east forty
(iol feet. more or less to the
north west corner Of said block Numbered
twenty mine (7o), thence south ten tIo)
feet to the point Of beginning; together
With the right to lay down tracks there
on and TO run and operate engines aud
cars over and upon the same and in gen.
ersl 10 use the same for spur or spurs Cr
q switch or switches or otherwise in con
pection with or part OF its main line.
SECTION 2. The said railway Company
shall not permit any car to stand upon
said trek more than Eve minutes at any
one time.
Passed bv the City Council of the City
Of Idaho Springs and approved this and
day Of November, A. d. Ioos.
GEORGE RILEY,
Attest: Mayor
CHAS. BRANDSrErrER,
CITY Clerk
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18
MINING APPLICATION 40. 1880.
Mineral survey No. l16ll
L. =. Land Once.


Denver Colorado. September 8. lsna.
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance Of the
Act of Congress approved NAV 10 ts'2. o. II
Callahan. whose p,stofice is Idaho spring. rnio-
rada has made application for patent f,r Isb
linear feet each on the cyclone. C. II. G. and Di>
count it,fes tearns gold and silver. the Cyclnne
57i y fert $50 g ard 5ssis lee, 50 ss' W.
theur. s7le " 8 81 feet firm discovery shaft
thence u ~ 81 7a6 feet from discovery cut
thereon. win surface ground on esrh $50 feet in
width situate in Jackson Mining District. Clear
Creek county state Of Colorado, and described In
tn. plat ana field notes on file In this once. As
follows. VIZ:
CYCLONE LODE
Resiuuiue at cor NJ whence the cor. acc
+ sF y " bear~ ST. lFw g72 feet; thence =
S. "a e 1850 feet to cor. no. 2: thence - ~ e
l51 ct tn cor, no. 3; thenc. So 81 1hSe ieei
to cor. ne. 1: thence 30 % " $50 feet to cor. no.
l, place OF beginning
CHG LODE
Beginning at cor. no. !. whence the y cor.
sec. ?. Tis K 70 bears $50 2s' l2HSi feet;
thence II 10 35n t6 feet to cor, no. . thence
SO sss 1896 fee toeor. no 5; theme sSo &c
s. % fat To cor. no. I; thence 81 80 feet to
cor, NJ" . tnenee e > @ o. ~ 70 %. zee, no 20 en-, o
70 " 81 a3 feet to cor. no. =: thence ST. "
1879 feet to cor. no. |, place Of beginning
DISCOUNT LODE
Beginning At cor, 20. l. whence the " cor
sec .. T i, K7s " hear> s-2' ~ W l475 3 feet:
thence So a. 7Ds IS feet tn cor. no 2: theme e
796 IS feet to no. 5: thence n l50 feet to cor
no thence 7sl IS fe..t tn cor. no. 5; fhenfe n
$50 81 7os 25 feet tn cor. no s; thence l5oN
feet to cor no. !. place Of estnninR
Containing II .5Sl acrea. expressly excrp'ine nnd
excluding all conflict with surveys Nos. s5Is lhffi
aud he Progress lode. unsurve, ed. anc f,rmine
a portion Of the un.uhdivide Twp 8. Ranss
73 W and the n - of SEE. .. Twp. :. Range a
W Of the 9th principal meridian. said locations
bei-g recorded In vols. 164 and lh9. pages ~ ~
d rs Of the records Of Clear Greek County
Cnlora'o. -
Adjoining claimants owners Of surs. Nos. 1873,
1891 and the PrEresa lode nnsurveyed.
c. D. FORD Register
First pub. sept. Is: las Nov. Is. 1878.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18

THE in the last is to
mining from the
almost without exception interested in the posi-
the
chances the golden
lucky the tendeToo with reputable andcompetant
give fair chance his but the
who he be- He
has read something the business
The ground is much intelligent
deal though he has echica knowledge
him understand the difficulties
all he made he
day dividends the Travel is both
rcator a business
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18
MINING DUPLICATION 40 1885
Mineral su vey M. 1901.
T.. $. Land once.

hiNlNS NffLltAll loS NJ lSp1
Mineral su vey No. 1901.
u. land once.
Denver Colorado, septembers. 1905.
Notice IL hereby given that IN pursuance II he
Act Of Congress appr'v d Nav l.. ls12 Allen Mining
Company by J. B Allen its attorney in fact " hn>e
tn-rnfice is Idaho Springs, Col rad" hss made
the Little Flat aud Ma MaTild- lTfes heariitR z
znld aud silver the Little Flat lode being 4ns f'
~ -" and 3s7 : feet 8 ~ ". thence -s1o W 1'a5
feet: the Mari Maittta lode heing so feet 60
discovery shHft. ther, on with surface gronnh on
each lfa feet in Nidth, situate in Cascade Mining
Di-tri.t cie-r Creek County, State Of rol,,raHu.
and d-scri-d IN the plat aud field notes file in
tni. riice as follows. viz:
LITTLE FLAT LODE
r ginning at cor no. l. whence he 4 cor
sec T. Tas. ~ " bears n lgo AZ " 16fS.4 feet:
thence SO " 773 - feet to ,: theuce $
so 73f feet to cor. no. 3. thence 8o = LIS ~
feet to cor. T. thence So ofs feet In cor no.
s; thence $40 es II fret tn cor no 6; thence
g6o " $50 feet /. the place Of beginning
NARY MATILDA LODE
beginning at cor. no. l. whence the " 4 cor:
thence $ 50 ~ " lapj feet To no. ?; thence
30 ~ $50 feet 10 cor no 3. thence n 640 -
15n teet Ia cor. nc. 1: thence n 2S' lT 80 feet
TO cor no. / he place of beginning.
ruutaiting So acres, expressly executing and
excluding all conflict with ,urveys Nos 26o.
and IS+s and forming Inr on Of me ~ II
sec nd the " IL .ec. Is twr. ~, '3 rnd
the n IA Of sec l3 =, a of III" 9th
Principal MERIDIAN. said locat ''ns being re,
corded In vols lf9 and las. pages 2l3 and 2fs
ofthe Records Of Clear Greek County colorado
Adjoining claimants owners of surveys Nos
III H. 236u It6is and 1894.
Cd. FORD Register
FirS, pub Sept. l6. last Nov. Is 1915.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18

editor will ereney having acknowledged
people that his pull with the county commission
for the county printing at price
by bidders By this token
asking srenuouy other be-
ing public printing going far as to
sought
the Gazette and the Gazette
evidently troubled by his Conscience
max of us all -
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18

called antipping law is in force i'll New York.
provisions this who gratuty for in
uencn purchase of articles places wer dealers offer brbe
of and liable
CRATER who the brlbe guilty OF violating
the law All grafters and little will be hit by the
o
ers BARRIERS stop the graft pulas
ing agents corporations, steamship yacht and club
Stewards buffers, coacllmen and janitors.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18

BILE of business broueters, the banks show
both local institutions
by their published financial statements
Springs that they the conf
handled by them.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18
MINING APPLICATION no .ool
Minera, survey No 1860.
Land ONCE.

hEHttat survey 10 i'oS'
T. : Land Once
Denver, Esn.. oct. II. 1870
Notice i hereby given that IN pursuance OF the
Act OF C.tigf,-s>- approve,t MAY 10. 1872 Iauis
H7rHr " hts~-. I-s>tnflc.. II idaho spring. Iipa-
fada. has made arIftst HulI for patent TOR l5s.
lEU.Ay feet pH tile Montgomery and 1850 itner,r
1t t4l tn. Cru>s cut ENlrusi lod"s b.ar x
gold and silver. with sutf ground $50 feet in
Ifih. >ituAt IN Jack On SnuiHg strict. CIesr
Greek county >tHtr nf CnlHia ado. aud described
iu tift. T.. and Held npt.-- Uu ii In this oiice
follows. VIZ
MONTGOMERY LODE.
Reginniur ar cur u" !. hence the n Il Cor sc
3 i4s : ., v 9th IN. bears g So 40" " Psi 1
f. th- nee 80 A. l5i Il tn No thence IS "
l-o4 # tn Cur g. tn rce n 32' 10 # 20 10
{: 'hcncr n 81 t 1870 Fl I" cor no /. the place OF
beginning.
CROSS CUT EXTENSION LODE
Beginning at cor M ! wh.uce the u cor
3. tis ~ " 9Th ? bears s 81 " fdsI.6 Fl .
thetsre : - y l5ti. 3 n tu or 2. thence -
NJ - II to cor no 8; thence So PISS 90 Il to
cor no'4. th.nce - $50 # To cor no s; thence
n 3Ip II.j.0S Il TO cnrnn 6; thence ca 10 81
# ta no !. the pin II t-egiuninx
toutHiuiug 20 .rres. express excepting and
= rNctnf}ug rii cnnfirt with surveys nos 1881
1854. 50. fsIg5 and l75s7. aud forming portinn
Of rtsts y apd the sw !. Of s.c 3. t4s ~ " Of
the 9Th I, m. Said location being recorded in
vols 0> and 59 pp- 49, and 2is. OF the records oil
Clear Greek county. oorndo.
Adjoining ella aim1rts owners of the above men-
toned surveys.
c d FORD. Register
lst pub oct "A last pub dec Is. 1901.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18

Hauling and express, Curnow, the Ice
man, phone Black 633.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18
By all means support the Gov

support the Cowboy band project and contribute
support requires but small of to sustain
good advertisement the city get
Volunteer your subcrpion-dont wait to be asked
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18
Ist pub oct Il last pub dec Is. 1S0h.
MIHIS,, APPLICATION 40. 1855

hlHefat survey 40. l'bI3.
o.. Land Ofice,
Denver, Colorado. september 5, ls5.
Notice + hereby given hat Treasure Vault God
and silver Mining crmpEuy. by l.. : Unierhill
fr~ attorney in fact VII 81 lnstn- ce i. Idaho
p4teuf fpr7l72 linea- feet on the Bor-ais ode
and for tbit linear feet on the Northern Lights
lode L+arinR gold nud silver he Bnrcnlis ode
being 10 feet n $50 ~ . and 1854 feet g. "a W;
the Northern Ii b l'de teing Il feet n 81 81
and 1882 feet So 81 " from discovery >asfl
thereon. with urface ground li0 feet in width
respectively, sitlate IN Idnho mining district.
Clear creek county, state of Colorado, ant de-
srribed in the plat and fe notes on file in this
Office as follows Nix:
BOREaTIs LODE
Beginning at CO.. no / whence the IA cor
sc 81. T 3s, - W of the 9Th u bears 90
~ i5.S3 3 feet; thence l4n II 152 ~ feet to
cur no q thence $50 ~ " 377 80 feet 10 cor no
8; III nee ss' ? s59 y feet cor no. 4, thence
l4o lS " lsA IL feet To cor. no s. thence so 2
S45 II feet u cor no. 6: thence n $50 "a 3IS A
feet TO cor. no. l. the place OF beginning
NORTHERN LIGHTS LODE
Beginning at cor no |, whence the " IA cor.
sec. 30 T IS. NV Of th.- 6tn p IN. bears Sc
~ Ass 70 feet, thence Sso II Is feet to cor
no 2: thence ST. 81 " lpl42 feet to cor no. s F.;
thence n 30 e v l5b feet TO cor. 4: thence
$40 81 lOl42 feet To cor no. l. the ace of
beginning.
Containing O. Ss2 acres expressly excepting and
excluding all conflict with surveys Nos. 1915 and
lSls5 audformng portion of the unsubdivified
Twp =. Range 73 " ~ the 9Th principal nferid-
ian. Said location being recorded In vol l59 paRe
Adjoining c iaimanu owners of above named
surveys,
c. d. FORD. Register
E{rSyyN \, Co. & Last No tOns
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18

Try 10 for ranch eggs, Vegetables
pcultry asd meats THERo & Co.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18

II. o Allen. the dentist.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18

THE president must have found that submarine trip
way yet 70 head off callers.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18

mane Of charity is apt to be ripped
up the back.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-11-18
AN ORDINANCE

First pub Sent. Is: last Nov, t., 1905.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-26
ARMY MADE
MANY HAPPY.
Christmas Dinners for the Poor
Merry Time for the
Children.

The Salvation Army Christmas
tree for poor children was held at
the headquarters on New Brunswick
avenue yesterday afternoon. The
tree had been presented by the senior
class of the high school. 1t was laden
with good things dear to the heart of
the young folks and each child who
called was given some fruit and
candy.
Several hundreds were made glad
in this way. The distribution OF
candy was kept up all the afternoon.
There was great distribution of
Christmas dinners Saturday after
noon.
The cold, chilly afternoon had no
terrors for the scantily clad and they
came in great numbers to the armys
headquarters and went away happy
and smiling with a well filled basket
of food for their Christmas dinner.
This Christmas the army has made
fully 1000 persons happy and cheer
ful at the Christmastde by their dis
tribution of clothing and food.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-26
.F|REMEN HAD
THREE CALLS.
Two Alarms and One Still Kept
LaddieS Busy Over the
Holiday.

Members of the fire department
were called out three times since Sat
urday, twice on a general alarm and
once on still alarm.
Protection Hook and Ladder Com
pany was called out Saturday night
by a still alarm to put out Chin
ney fire at the home of Andrew Far
rington, III Washington street,
They made short work of it.
Sunday, at noontime almost exact
ly, an alarm Of fire was sounded from
box 64, at Smith street and Watson
avenue, for supposed fire at 239
Smith street, occupied as store and
residence by people named Schles-
singer. 1t was found that a back
draught had forced the smoke from
the stove into the room instead of up
the chimney.
Yesterdays fire was on property
owned by Martin Momberg on Lawrie
street and was the most serious of the
three. 1t was caused by boys fooling
with matches. The barn was destroy
ed and the house, which is occupied
by family named Peterson. was
damaged The loss was about 1000.
The firemen did excellent work and
made good time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-26
RIG NOT RETURNED
{. T. Sweet Reported the Matter to
the Police Today.

g. ~ Sweet, the New Brunswick
avenue liveryman, reported to the po-
lice this morning that rig, horse
and buggy, hired out yesterday, had
not been returned. The nnan who
hired it said that he would return at
$50 o'clock last night. He said that
he was the proprietor of saloon
near the terra Gotta works. He sta
ted that he was well-acquainted about
New Brunswick and that he knew a
man at the Pines. The latter was
telephoned to this morning and he
said that no man or rig answering
to the description given had been
there
The carriage is midway between al
buggy and phaeton. The horse is a
small black one, fifteen hands high,
and nine years old. The harness is
nickel-mounted The blanket bears
the initials f. S. The man who hired
IL is tall and slim and twenty-one or
twenty-five years old. He wore long
black overcoat and derby hat. lie
had a sandy mustache.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-26
WEDDING PARTY IN
A RUNAWAY COACH.
Driver Was Thrown from His Seat
Lines Wound Around Axle and
Pulled the Horses Up.

Max Fucker, of Smith street, his
fiancee, Miss Henrietta Spitzer of
Hall avenue, and Miss Spitzer's
younger brother had n narrow es-
cape from being killed while return
ing home from the Goldberger we'd
ding about midnight Sunday when
the driver of the coach they were in
fell OFF his seat and was rendered un-
conscious.
The party had left the hall about
II O'Clock and while the coach was
going under the Lehigh Valley bridge
the horse SHE'D at some object in the
dark, and the driver, Robert Whalen,
was thrown off his seat just as they
rounded q corner. In falling one of
Whalen's feet became entangled in
the lines, while the other foot hit the
horse.
The horse started on a wild tear
The lines had become loosened from
Whalen's leg and were hanging half
way down the carriage
The occupants of the coach at first
did not know that the driver had fai-
len off his seat until Mr.. fucker hap
pened to look out the window and
wondered what caused the horse to
run so wild, from one side of the
road TO the other, He realized at
once that something had happened
and opened the coach door. He
could see the lines hanging and tried
IL. 4
and wound around the front wheel
with the result that the horse was
pulled of his feet, Just as he was
dashing up State Street.
1t was found that the only damage
done was to Whalen, who was badly
cut about the face, besides being un-
conscious. He revived sufficiently
and was able to take the carriage
home.