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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-05-25
Michael Smith, a candymaker


Michael Smith, candymaker of
Aberdeen, was held to the circuit court
for carrying concealed weapons and
may have to answer to the charge of
attempting to kin. His wife, whom he
married little over year ago, left
him a few weeks ago after the death of
their infant child, alleging non-support.
When Smith met his wife on the street
one night last week he pulled a revolver
and threated to kill her. She ran to IA
bystander for help and Smith drove the
resouer away at the point of the revolver
and had commenced to choke his wife
when the police arrived.
Harry L Parmley, of Sioux Falls,
was installed as warden OF the peniten-
tiary on Wednesday of last week, and
is now in charge OF that institution
For deputy warden Mr.. Parmley will
present the name OF Henry Peterson
and the board of charities and correc-
tions viii likely confirm the appoint
ment. Mr.. Peterson has bad much
experience in handling prisoners, hav-
ing been deputy warden under ~ e.
Phillips and for time under Mr. Sven
son. II is said that for the present no
change viii be made in the force of
guards but later on few changes are
liable'to occur.
B. n Cooley, Of Dell Rapids, had
quite narrow eascapc last Friday
afternoon. While taking care Of some
cattle he had at the stock yards, he was
attacked and knocked down by bull
He was thrown upon some rocks and
one side was quite badly bruised
Luckily other men were at the yards
and they went to Mr. Cooley's rescue
He was taken TO his home in Union
block and a doctor was summoned
Upon examination it was found that
his injuries were nothing worse than a
few bad bruises.
Myrtle Sweet, the thirteen year old
daughter Of Jesse Sweet, of Sioux Falls,
had a narrow escape from death as the
result OF nistaking wild parsnips for
aTtichokes BY the exhibition of rare
presence of mind the girl saved her own
life At the time she ate the wild pars-
nips both of her parents were temporar-
lily away from home. She speedily
realized that she had been poisoned.
Remembering that her mother usually
administered soda for internal troubles,
she took quantity which relieved her
Of the greater part of the poison. Not
outstanding she was in serious con-
dition when her mother arrived and
medical aid was summoned.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-05-25

Sioux Falls boasts of the distinction
that her citizens carry more accident
insurance than any other city in the
United States in proportion to the pop
ulation.
Gus. Bruell, of Redfield, lost two
horses in very peculiar manner last
week. They ran away with the water
tank and ran into the river. The water
was not deep but they go tangled in the
harness and drowned
The people of Winnifred object to
base ball on Sunday. A baseball team
which persisted in playing on Sunday
was arrested and fined in justice court.
Some of the members paid the fine and
the others have taken an appeal to the
circuit court.
The state arsena! has received a ship
ment of 900 meat cans, also 300 sets of
knife, fork and spoon from the United
States arsenal at Rock Island, Ill
These supplies are regulation" and
are furnished by the United States
government They were formally fur
nished by the state.
Professor French's house, at Elk
Point, was entered by sneak thief in
the absence of the family and com
pletely ransacked. A man had pur-
chased three potatoes at one Of the
stores short time before the robbery
was committed and these and loaf of
bread were left in the house
Professor A. L Jones, of the Madison
Normal has accepted the position of
professor of mathematics in the Mar
shall high school of Chicago While
the work is heavier there is also quite
an increase in salary, besides the advant-
ages the city affords. Professor Jones
has been a member of the Madison Nor
NAL faculty for the past two years and
his work has been very satisfactory
Cadet Evan E. Lewis, OF West Point,
will be the guest Of Adjutant General
@. H. Englesby during the July encamp-
meDt at Watertown. The adjutant
general has received the acceptance OF
his invitation. Cadet Evans assuring
his host that he will be present. He is
a member Of the class of 1907 of the
West Point academy, his home being at
Worthing, s. ID. He was appointed to
the cadetship by Senaror Kittredge
1t is now reasonably certain that the
extension Of the Milwaukee road north
from Armour will connect with the
Iowa and Dakota division of that road
at Plan kinton. Ever since grading was
commenced on the extension at Armour
there has been speculation as to where
the road was going, many believing il
would strike White Lake, but the sur
yeyors have run the preliminary survey
into Plankinton.
1t was annou need in Sioux Falls Fri
day that o. S. Swenson, who retired
the day before from the wardenship of
the state penitentiary after four years
service, had been selected by the Ster-
ling Manufacturing company, of Chi
cago, as the manager of the shirt fac
tory which will begin operations at the
Sioux Falls penitentiary about the first
of July. The offer was SO attractive
that Mr.. Swenson did not feel justified
in declining il.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-05-25

III. J. Lockington has purchased a
tract, of land in the northeastern part of
Aberdeen upon which he will erect a
packing plant and cold storage for
meats.
Patents were issued by the govern
ment patent office last week 60 .. II.
Rice, Sioux Eails. nop head and
wringer; f. B Stout, Baltic, draft
evener.
VIM. Koran, young man about
twenty-one years of age died last week
at the home of Frank Tobin, in Nunda.
His death was the result of a kick from
horse.
A twenty-year non-excluslve lighting
and heating franchise was granted by
the Armour council TO to Fred l. Kel-
logg. Work will be commenced before
September 10
The Methodist Presbyterian, Baptist,
Christian and Congre gational denomi-
nations of Aberdeen have united in
securing Rev Charles McCullen Smith
to hold revivals in that city commenc
Jue A.
Members of the Yankton Sioux tribe
of Indians ere circulating petitions ask.
ing that congress demand Of the author
tiles of Charles Mix county that they
refund to the Indians large sums OF
money which the Indians have paid the
county in taxes.
Thomas Thomson, county treasurer
Of Roberts county, has refused to list
his property with the assessor, and went
so far as 10 use physical force TO eject
the assessor from his place Of business.
There will probably be something doing
in the courts before long.
The st. Joseph hospital recently fin
ished by the Benedictine Sisters, has
been opened in Deadwood This is one
of the most complete hospitals in the
west, aud has been furnished largely by
donations from Lead and Deadwood
people. A new annex was added cost
lug $4,000
The city council at Madison has
decided to issue no license for the sale
of Intoxicating liquors in that city
unless the applicants first agree that no
back rooms viii be attached to the
buildings where the saloons are
operated Only one room goes Where
there is back room TO building the
partition will have TO come out
The work of organizing a compnay
made up of Sioux Falls capitalists for
the construction and operation of a
packing plant in that city has been
completed by the receipt of articles of
incorporation and the election of officers
The officers of the company are con-
sidering three sites for the plant. The
company is capitalized of 100000,
Dr. Thomas Nicholson, of Mitchell,
was in Chicago this week where he
delivered the address before the alumni
meeting of Garrett Biblical institute,
having been selected from his class of
thirty-six members. This is quite a
distinction to be thus chosen from such
large class, when it is taken into con-
siieration that class is called upon
rarely but once in a lifetime to furnish
the speaker for the annual address of
the alumni association.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-05-25
To the Public.

Notice is hereby given that my wife
Mrs. Hanna Carlson, has left my bed
and board and I will no longer be
responsible for any debts contracted by
her.
Dated at Webster, South Dakota. this
10th day of May, 1905.
John Carbon.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-05-25
SEEDS! SEEDSy

Timothy, millet, bromus ine,
top. rape, oats, alphalpha az
seeds all fresh and pure.
Jens Peterson q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Nothing Heard from Sergeant
Spencer OF Post Exchange.
SOME FRIENDS ARE UNEASY
Think Ne May Hav. Met Win Foul
P'ay-Others Think Ne Has Simply
Cone . #'s #o"s !" P"''aos'-
phia.
.pt,ia.

| Innnirv Al ~" posi- exchange IN Fort
I"Hr"r Lest night clti,c:! the state
'l>h: laaF nothing has VET been heard
from Sergeant Spencer. Who has hcan
missing from the forr since last Mon
day.
- stated several days ago il the
! 'Hi!. Press, Scr"ear, Sncr Ger had
/ ia"e" Of nc DOS, canjrun and tho
s'ra""c disappearance has .ivnn lis
iricnIs considerable concern.
i Was stated al the ,anlcon illa, 81
far Is is known, Sergeant Spencer has
no been seen si1 &C he disappeared.
An attempt TO ascertain the cause OF
he disappearance Of tho artiiicryman
hrtEu2h, forth tho answer that no on,.
bit We sergeant could answer that
question:
Many Ct The friends of Spencer arc
fearful lest ne has lnct with foul play.
"Eilo others think tho missing man
may have cone II his hone in phla-
!dclnl,ia
LnIoWin% tho usual custom in amy
circles il Sergeant Spencer returns
within ten days from lis disappearance
ny Wlll noE nave 70 ansnc. tho charge
ot descJtion. The charge in that event
would be being absent without leave
and carries With II only a li@!,t sen
| t"ucc 10 the "narlhoas,,.
However unless the Sergeant shows
M and EXPLAINS his mysterious as
S@nre between nOw ana next Wcdncs-
'iny nc will ,c charged with descrliu@
from u" United States army.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

No. "',SI. drew tho box Of cigars at
iill.LS CIT RATE DRUG STOni.
last night ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

We arc running 4 hot lunch counter
attached TO our ir0tel, open all night,
IAN serve you with Quick lunches
f;o"''iar. meals. &c. Rooms 21> I!UH
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT. IS ".
Queen street Hampton. Va o-io-!m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

Don't ee One CT the Unfortunate Ones
Saturday is the last chance 10 buy
suits 81! nt-rcnatS Il! nn.- half OFT
F'RANkEL & ElSENAIAN
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Stuffed" by Or. SEeiId.

Tlc handsome stuffed eagle, which
vas admired N The meeting 81 llalar
ron acric Friday night, is the w0fl;
81 l,I Frank y. SHIELD The local 1;.xi-
dcrmial Dl. SHIELD. Who i, dcrrl,y
treasurer OF The county, is also a ':lr
yer taSidcrmist ana his Nolk II stuff
hn2 he casle is especially crcditahlc
IT" eagle is mounted il "cal form and
stands anfur three cr four tcnt hia;.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
kREBs TOMORROW NlGt.T.
Wen Known Lecturer to he at f'vt.,ia,
Castle Hall


Castle Hall.
FrNl. stanley l.. krcbs will lecture
1r".torrcw cNsnin.; in nythian Ca>ll.,
Han Endcr The auspices ri Central
.!e1h",Iist church Mir krrb:, will
take as Ms subject "AIarrri> ana MIS-
llirs OF Iii" Mind, ana those who
:iaEc heard him say that lhc Naml 10,
~ liic has 2 rare treat ii store.
Mr.. =. II Hamilton. secretary ri ~,
Young. Mems Ch:islion Association N!
Nlcm3n' Tenn, in speaking Of Mir
l\ithS H!tnta'a,!cc in li.:.: CITY Saws
STANLEY T.. krchs' lecture. >:arvc..f
nnl MYSTERIES Of Mind at ,hr .\,,di
e rism in our Star CoHrS.. waS 4 .,,t,n,
"a logic. nun tr ana OratClv. and lal,!
GNcry enc in absorbed interest for
moro ih:tn ,w.p hours I!c is brilliant
Willy, magnetic masterIuI. and makes
you think. indeed cOmp"::; even enc
n1F% Ct higher psychology 10 heccmr
s,t':iCntS Cf this great ana nIGwina
s'.'ictt. His audiences Was delight "a
;il!u alrrad. we have had i stream 81
requests !cE 4 return engagement. II,
Is wanted irrc in tho Spring Iu, !;
weeks course along psychological
lines. he viii draw 4 large crowd q
INC n'C&1 representative people OF %,
( II
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

FnASkEL & ElsENMAN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Rev. Or. Tudor 10 preacl, al
FIRST Methodist.


l.rv y u. 'rnd"l y - rresidn4
elder 81 ,h~ Richmond district, wtl.
preach ~ lie i"ai Methodist, ttlu:,i.
this morning lnni@h, III, services
will g. in char OF IL, pastor ,Eo
Rev K. H. Fn.ts
Central Methodist
] he services in Central NJ, iitudisT
church this morning and evening viii
re in charge Z" tho pastor Inc Ec,
Asa nrisccl MorIin" svnicc, "rh,.
Irnit nt the III" ana "y.,no ."rha
Two Hc,rrns'
Christian Church.
s mo IL in Life : viii ~ no snh-
joct Of he Rev. a j ltcniorlt at ~,
Christian clnmnh iris mor,ing ana Tx.
Golden Rule Applied Ia Every Oa,-
LIFE in The evening" Miss Bessie TIn-
MY Will render 4 solo III ,Ec evening.
West End Baptist.
Fey. /. HosScr, lie pastor will
conduct the services in West End Nc
MORA! Baptist church today. I'M,
3H'''- VI ~ S1tl WILL .3Nc I n.S
subject, "a loun. Mans Fainrc.'
St. Johns Episcopal.
Services IN st Johns Episcopal
church 'c+Iay viii be in charge Of IT,:
h"r G'ol&e +. l;o%ar%. Who i supply
Ing tho pulG.t
Presbyterian Church.
The ROY ->hncr G. Ilopki,s w;l
1n'ach n.olnin" and evening in H.,
HAMPTON p:eS bylcrian chrrch
Hampton Baptist
Tho usual services will la cnndrc,
81 r. thr HAMPTON Har,is, th,rch IL.
day ky ,hc pastor. INC tcy. ~. i,
I'AG!t'oM icl.,s.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Condition OF Mr.. CUNNING

~ q nIiiicn OF Mi William ] 4
Cumming. ne cashier ri ia, ECconci,
'an 'irn*t Company. who is s,:,1r:in.;
ron an attack Of pneumonia, in his
i'slncncc in Arlni>loud avenue. was
Sal1 &C nc Signify improved Yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Will Co to New Work

Nr. Daniel Harold Ruckcr. mana "a +
q The Ecccnantan Dry Goods Gem
r"ny leaves lis evening for in,si
irss Trip OF several days il New Ncck
ana Other northern cities.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19

inr you TO buy suits or overcOats at
"nc-h half the regular price: 50 you'd
better hurry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-02-19
Last Chance.

Other Hampton News on Page F:ye
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
ROGERS WILL WORK
FOR THE CONVENTION
Wants the Southern Baptists to
Meet in Florida Next Year.
A mAMMorH ORGANIZATION

Membership Represents Every Section
Of Southern States, and Comprises
S,Oo0-Meeting to be Held in Jack
s0nVills To-day.
Rev. 8. B, Rogers, pastor OF the First
Baptist Church Of this city, expects 70
make his departure for Jackson Vile
thiS morning, where he has been sum-
mOned 10 meet q committee appointed
from the State for the purpose Of Sc
curing the next session OF the South
eFn Baptist Convention. This conven-
tion comprises 5000 delegates, repre-,
Senting every section OF the South, and
means a great deal financially 20 the
section 10 which the meeting 10 held
inasmuch 90 II 10 not 3 charitable prop
osition, the delegates paying their own
way.
"TheFe is no reason why this conven.
ton could not and should nOs be held
, in FloFids," remarked Mr.. Rogers,
who 10 at the head Of the work OF che
Southern Association 10 this State.
"At the last convention lt was decided
not TO hold q meeting In future 81 any
point where an auditorium insufficient
for accommodating the convention
would be furnished. This 10 apparent
y difficult proposition, 80 . building
capable OF accommodating eight thou.
sand people looks upon lie face 70 be
rather expensive. But We do not wish
q hne structure. All we want is On
auditorium sufficient for our demands
and q building Of rough boards, 20 Ions
90 II IL comfortable and properly ~.
ranged, will suit our needs, II would
pay Jacksonville, Gainesville or any
other city, 10 erect q rough building OF
this kind for che distinction and dnsh'
cIal benefit that would accrue"
Mr.. Rogers believes that the next
Southern convention will be held In
Jacksonville, 90 he feels that the pro-
gFeSSiVe citizens Of that city will come
20 che rescue with the funds for the
erection Of the proper building.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
OLD AGE.
Our Local Druggist Tells People Of
GAINESVILLE How TO Ward II OF.

Some people Of fifty call themseIvse
old, and really appear 90, while others
at seventy seem seiiVe, vigorous and
yonnR.
The reporter Of The sun happened
in the store Of W. n. JOHNSON, our To-
cal druggist. the other evening, and
this subject WsslbEought OPP. Said Mr..
Johnson; "IC is q fact and we zee It IL
Illustrated every day right here in
Gainesville, L is not years; old age
does not begin at any set time, but II
IL lOes Of vital force that makes per-
son old. A0eveFs sickness, weakened
digestion, thin blood, or poor ciFcula-
zion soon starts vitality on the wRne
aud then 4 peFsOn ages rapidly.
ION the other hHnd !" continued Mr..
johnson, elf the people Of Gainesville
only knew how our cod liver prepars-
ton, VlDol, wards OF old age, we
would not have clerks enough in our
store to supply the demand.
"Ycu see, VInol contains ell the Vi
tally making, bodybuilding principles
Of cod liver oil, but without . drop Of
the sybtem-ClOgginG oil. IL strength.
ems digestive OrgAnI, makes rich, red
blood, FepaiFS worn Tissues, checkS the
natural decline and replaces weakness
with strength.
Zone good customer OF VinOl. who
IL SeVenty-eight years Of age, says be
would not take 81 900 for the good Il
has done him, and we wish every aged
person In Gainesville would try VinOl
on our guarantee TO return money II
Il fails" W. NJ. johnson, Druggist.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27

Who sets the fashiOnSI Sometimes
an original idea emanAteS from q hum
BILE wOrkWOman, and after fusion IN
the brain and Improvements and Sug-
gestiOns given by the great autocFat It
emerges, Minerva.llke, In full panOply,
complete and victorious Numbers Of
dillgent seekers, a horde Of assistants,
voluminOus notes, sketches, ideas, are
pressed into the service. Artists lend
their willing services. while the sarto-
rial adept combines, eXaggerates, al
tiers old modes, culling. like the bee,
flowers Of fancy here and there until
the bright vision Of beauty II realized
and the forthcoming styles are decided
On.-LOndOn Graphic.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
Irritnnt nrnrn.

The use OF tea and coffee, says an
authority, who includes tobacco ~ well.
ls injurious and ought not TO be In
dulEed In by those who seek to place
themselves In the best condition 60 re-
SIst disease because they belong in the
category Of lrrltHnt drugs. These, By
rOuHinG the vital forces TO set rid Of
the poison. provoke the action which Il
mlgtaklngly supposed TO be an added
force, whereas this action h only one
Of self preservation II will readily
be seen how much suppOFting and
building up OF the system there are In
such substances by trying 10 i've On
them TO the exclusion o. other thingA
The result would prove the absurdity
Of the idea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
FEATHERED eLUTToNs.
SOms Very Greedy Birds That Are
IRE Iend0us Feeders.

IRE IendOus Feeders.
Despite the fact that ''the appetite
II a bird" has become common phrase
sOr light eating, investigations show
hat birds are tremendous feeders. Tho
iiet OF the average kestrel "a small Eu.
FOpean hawke Is calculated at 1000
mice a month, to say nothing Of insects
and worms. The barn owl il as vOra-
cious as the kestrel. An investigator,
after caging one Of these birds, gave Il
seven mice one after the other. The
first six Immediately disappeared. each
with a gobble and guip, and the owl
did it's very best 20 treat the seventh
in a like manner. Limitations Of abb
dominAl capacity. however, prevented,
and though the gobble came on the
gulp did not, 30 that for twenty min
utes or 90 the tail o. the seventh mouse
dangled from the confer Of the birds
beak But in due course It swallowed
the body, and three hours later the
pangB Of hunger reasserted themselves
and the owl ate four more mice.
E0uE RVu4ua NVuAu 10 y ANANs WN|oah
for a heron. Yet one Of those birds,
which was trapped in England, dis
gorged two recently swallowed trout
one Of which weighed two pounds and
the other one and q half pounds. An
other captured had cOntrived to put
away three trout averaging threequar-
tiers Of a pOuPa apiece, although it was
only four months old, and another had
dined upon seven small trout tOgother
with a mouse and thrush.
Among the greediest birds are wood
pigeons, which will continue to gulp
down food until their crops are almost
at the bursting point. From one Of
these birds, shot o. II was returning
from a raid in the fields, no fewer than
800 grains Of wheat were taken. An
other had eontrived to cram down no
fewer than coo peas. A third was en-
deavoring to sustain nature with $50
beech nuts and q fourth with sixty
aCofnB.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
The Aleks Almanac Tor Looo

The Rev lTl 4 Hrks' AlmAna, vii
not be published for IpT. nut h,.
monthly journal, Word aud WORK,
haS been changed into n large AMI ccst.
" magazine, aud u will contain h,.
storm aud weather forecasts and Other
astronomical features complete rar
November numbrt, noS ready. yun.
talns the forecasts from January to
June. 1909 The January uumler
ready December O,h. Vill contain tho
forecasts from July ~ december, lR6
The price Of this splendid magazine 81,
one dollar q year See Il and you will
have iL TIE November aud Januar,
aumbeFV containing the Rev irl 4
Hiokt' forecasts for The whole year
aud more complete than ever. can BE-
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27
The MlNlsTERlAL SOCIETY.
Interesting Meeting Held q, the Court
House Tuesday evening.

interesting Mooting Held 81 the Court
House Tuesday Evening.
In compliance with the call pub
lIShsd In The Sun, the Ministerial AZ.
ISOLATION convened &C the court house
Tuesday evening for she purpose OF
forming or organising q charity branch
Of che association.
The meeting was called 20 order by
Rev, Thos, p Hay, chairman Of the
association, when Rev. s. B. Rogers Of
the First Baptist Church, who hes al
WayS been an active worker, explained
the purposes Of the same.
The question Of the organisation Of
q charity branch OF the association was
discussed, and II was decided 20 oFga.
Mise an administrative board. AZ
members " this board the chair up.
pointed @, MatheSou, chairman, Ferd
Bayer, pr, J. Prescott Bullock, and
MFB, John W Tcnch.
Rev, T. Nixon Of the First Meth.
odist Church, Rev s. b. Rogers and
DR. Bullock were appointed to draft
by'lAWp governing the administrative
board, said bylaws to be- presented at
che heEt meeting Tor approval
The chairman vas requested to ap.
point committee on membership for
the charitable association This com.
mlttee has not yet been announced
Me-, Hay resctyiuE the privilege Of
making the appointments later
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-10-27

Il takes a nelghbor 10 dlsentangls 9
man from a handsome setting. A good
many years ago, when WordswOrth
was poet laureate Of England. q worthy
Cumberland yeoman walked many
miles. In response 90 widely scattered
notices. TO hear the poet laureate ad'
dress meeting, When he discovered
who held the hlgh sounding title, Be lstt
the hall IN Indignation.
Twas nobbut old WadawOrth o
Rydal efter avs he said ueornfully ca
hls rCturp 10 bis family.