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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27
The f3uttercup Club.

Onc OF the most deIightful little
social functions Of the season oc-
cured Thursday evening, Jan. 10.
when the gentlemen OF the Butter-
cup Club entertained the lady
members at the New Ferguson
Hotel. The hosts had impaired
20 the nfiair a charming air Of
mystery and the fortunate guests
were wholly unprepsrcd for the
manner Of entertainment that
awaited them. The guests were
met by the reception committee
and conducted to the parlor where
Miss Madeline Hayden furnished
delightful music for the occasion.
After the club members had as
scmblcd they proceeded to the
dining room where tables were
nprcad for the usual progressive
games. Unusually handsome
prizes were awarded. the first
being captured by Mrs. c. l..
Clark, second by Mrs. j. II. Doyle
and third by Mrs. X. S. Mccall.
Leslie Reed won the only prize
offered for gentlemen, one OF those
choice cigars OF such huge de.
mcnsions that assistance was need
ed to carry II home. Perhaps those
who failed to win the prizes were
distracted by the close proximity
of the beautifully decorated BAN
quet table as the glances seemed
to wander In that direction. The
following menu was served In the
characteristic style Of the New
Ferguson;
Oyster stcs Cracker,
saltcd Al mond.
'N '''ei cSid noI,.~i ,is,n' Ham 'r''"s
Ma'hsa sss ro,s,, .,, 'r''~h syss sect . Corn
Rr,ad aud Bui,es
Mincc rie Pumpkin Pie
Vanilla Ice Cream
Angel food Cake Carmel Cake Chocolate cakc
Cigars.
The smile and Jest and "roast,"
like the fruit punch circulated with
every course, gave evidence OF
the intense enjoyment Of all
present. At the close OF supper
mysterious looking little boxes
were presented to each lady and
were found to contain beautiful
silver and enamele1 club pins
especially designed as souvenirs
Of the occasion. After n few words
Of thanks on the part Of the girls,
by Miss Adah Jones, and an elo-
qucnt response by II. S. Paul, the
club members departed for home,
each pronouncing the evening one
Of the most pleasant Of their lives.
Tho following were present;
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1905-01-27

For RENT.-A nice q room cot
tage ON railroad street near Pres
bytcrian church. Inquire OF J. j.
Blair, ofiice over Locke's store.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
Wagons Ready 10 Remove County
Records to Daphne.
SHERIFF AND CIRCUIT CLERK,
WHO DEFlED ARREST. BOTH
ABSENT FROM BAY MiNETTE-
RECENT HISTORY OF COURT
HOUSE TROUBLE lN BALDWIN
COUNTY.

Bay Minette. Ala, NOv. t.-AIJer
ar adjournment of court at Daphne
Yesterday evening a posse OF about
one hundred men was raised at
Daphne and. the steamer Carney was
chartered Immediately to bsing them
to Mobile; having arrived there they
were marched to Bienrille Square
and there divided into squads or COM
panies in charge of Drs. Schowalter,
Mason and Hail and Geo B. Bryant
under the leadership of Coroner Nc
Kenzie.
Transportation was arranged for
the posse to come to Bay Minette at
midnight last night to make the arrest
of Sheriff Armstrong and Clerk VOltz
A string of wagons was also sent up
the road from Daphne to be held at
Bay Minette in readiness to move
records etc. out Of the court house.
Neither the posse or the teams
have vet arrived and for what reason
they have been held back is nOl
known. The sheriff and circuit clerk
are both absent from town.
All is quiet mere but it is though
that the presence of a posse may pos
sibly bring about some disturbance.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08

Philadelphia. Nov. philadelphia
has been swept by a reform move
ment, the City Party ticket winning
by a surprisingly large plurality. While
the returns are not all in. al an early
hour this morning enough is known
to indicate the defeat of the republi-
can local ticket by from sixty to seven
Iy-fiye thousand.
The victory of the City Party car
ries with 1t the election OF VIM. II.
Berry. the democratic and reform cam
didate for state treasurer.
The result has every appearance OF
landslide for reform, not only in
Philadelphia, but throughout the
state.
Contrary to expectation there was
no vociferous disturbance in the city
today. However, there were many
small scrimmages at polling places
especially in thickly settled wards
where the republican organization was
very strong and where the city party
nut up a most determined fight.
Al n late hour tonight about five
hundred arrests have been made for
alleged attempts at fraud. Never IN
the history of the city were such com
plete arrangements made for prevent
ing fraud. A large number OF watch
ers and overseers and police were at
each of the eleven hundred voting
places.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
Hundreds are Killed, Thousands
Wounded and Monetary Loss
Reaches Many Millions.
HEARTRENDINs SCENES OF
GRIEF AT BURIAL OF OVER
FOUR HUNDRED VICTIMS OF
MASSACRE - WHITE PLEDGED
% CONSTITUTIONAL ASSEM-
bly, PLAN.

Odessa. Nov. THE losses by riot
ing anu strikes last week viii total
many millions Of r0ubles and at least
two hundred families have been ruin
ed Some of the wealthy merchants
have been reduced 10 poverty
Newspapers today, needing the gov
errors warning, appeared without a
word regarding the greatest disaster
In the history OF Odessa
The mobs completely devastated all
of the Jewish houses in the suburbs
of Dalnik. Many hundred OF persons
are reported killed and thousands
wounded la other neighboring viii
lagos and towns.
Details of last weeks massacnes at
Odessa are gradually leaking out and
only add 10 the horrors. Soldiers
slaughtered the defenders OF Jewish
houses and fOrty-siX railroad men were
shot while defending the Jews. There
are many instances of ruthless pillag-
ina. accompanied with horrible torture
by soldiers and rioters.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
DREDGE CAUCUS
DOING FINE
WORK
Reports from the Vessel are that
She is Rapidly Deepening
the Channel.

The dredge Caucus. which arrived
here several months since having
been built for this port, is accomplish
ing some excellent work in deepening
the channel at the entrance to Pensa-
cola harbOr
The vessel. which is under Captain
Frank NJ. Dunn. has now been at
work uninterruptedly for several
weeks and has more than come up to
expectations. The rapid work that is
being accomplished has pleased the
engineering officers very much and
the entrance to the harbor has been
greatly deepened since the dredge be
gan work. a number of Jumps in the
channel having been removed.
Most of the crew of the Caucus come
from Pensacola. and since quarantine
was established none of them have
been allowed to come to the city. the
dredge remaining on the bar most OF
the time, coal and water being sent
down to her from the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
THEL.&N.
To REDUCE
FARES
Alabama Railroad Commission
Gets Sharply After the Trans
pDrlati0R Companies.

Montgomery, Nov. THE Alabama
Railroad Commission set a precedent
today by citing the Birmingham Rail-
way. Light and Power Co. an interur-
ban and traction corporation, to APP
pear before the tribunal and show
cause why it should not submit its
tariffs for approval.
The commission also ordered the
L. & n. railroad company to lower
its passenger fares on branch roads
in the state to three cents per mile,
effective January T. 1905.
The hearing for the general inves-
LEGATION Of cotton rates to mills from
all points in Alabama was set for the
December meeting of the commission.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
ROOSEVELT AND ROOT
ADVISED OF VICTORY

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. THE City Par
ty Chairman EdmOnds tonight sent
the following telegram to President
Roosevelt:
philadelphia has risen to the op-
pOrtunity and stands redeemed. The
principle of honesty in government so
effectively espoused by you has won an
overwhelming triumph Our majority
approximates seventy-hve thousand
The following telegram was sent to
Secretary Root:
The masquerade is over. The GRIM
inal and corrupt combination has been
driven from power by the righteous
Indignation of a great republican city.
We have only begun. Our thanks TO
YOU for your splendid aid
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
MUCH DISORDER
IN LOUISVILLE
~ AssoeIated 20.

LOuisvlne. Ky, Nov THE polls
in Louisville closed at 4 o'clock after
a day of great disorder. About a dOz-
en- prominent citizens and a large
number of lesser lights who worked
for the fusion ticket were jailed by
police.
Il is estimated that a fair election
was either totally or partially prevent
ed in one fourth of the 375 polling
places in the city.
A number of persons we're injured
in rows the most serious of which Oc-
CURED at Eighth and Market streets,
where one Democratic worker was
shot and four citizens severely club
bed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
NO NEW TRIAL FOR
MRS. CHADWICK
By Associated Press.

Cincinnati. Nov Mrs. Cassie
Chadwick has lost her last hope for a
new trial unless the Supreme Court
o. the United States interferes. The
Circuit Court Of Appeals to-day re-
fused her application for new trial.
Mrs Chadwick is now I'm jail az
Cleveland under sentence Of zen years
imprisonment for cOnspiring 10 der
fraud under the National banking law.
Her attorney j. j. DaWley declined
to say what. If any further actiCa
would be taken
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08

The yellow fever situation IN Pensa-
cola continues 70 be most satisfactory
TO ALL Two new cases and no deaths
was the official record last night. these
two having been under treatment for
a number Of days, and. therefore. exc
peCted 70 develop. No deaths occur
red, and all Of the patients now under
treatment are convalescent, and. it ID
expected. win recover.
The New Cases.
The following new cases were re-
ported last night at the Board OF
Health Office:
Miss virgie Thompson. no. 40
North d street.
Lizzie Haynes, No. 415 East Romano
street.
Only Fifteen Cases.
Only fifteen cases under treatment
was the official report last night. show
ing that there are now less cases OF
the fever existing than at any time
within over two months. or practical
IN since two weeks after the first cases
were discovered. This speaks vol
ums for the early stamping out OF the
disease I'm this city. and 90 Is believed
by many of those who are en- close
touch with the local situation that be-
fore Saturday there viii not be a sim
gle case fin Pensacola.
The fumigatiOn work has been
thorough, and over four thousand
places have been fumigated. and the
small number Of new cases and the
number under treatment is due in a
great measure to this excellent work.
All Are Pleased
Nothing but expressions Of satisfac
ton could be heard from the State
Health officials and the physicians
last night when they became ac-
quainted with the report, and an we're
in better spirits than at any time since
the outbreak. All of the medical men
have been worked night and day. and
they are now enjoying a little rest
The weather which has prevailed
for the past few DAYS in the city is
anything but favorable for stamping
out the fever. but even with this the
cases are daily being reduced
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
WITTE FAVoRs PLAN or
THE ZEMSTVolsT PARTY

ST. PetersburE Nov Count
Witte has definitely pledged himself
to support the plan Tor the convoca-
ton of the constitutional assembly
when the Donna meets 81 single repre-
sen-atives raise the question. He IS
exceedingly anxious 70 win the sup
pogr Of the Zemstvoist party which he
does not hesitate 10 declare conforms
nesrest TO his political ideas and which
De- evidently regards rs The strongest
safes- and most influential factor in
the future Douticai life of the cOuu-
trr. The Com has been in almost
rr-e.-n rarsu 'on with the lead
els or this per- t1l r1ey h1ve stea7i-
Is refused thCir allegiance except en-
condition of the c0nvOcatiOn Of con
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
MARTYRS TO FAITH;
VICTIMS or AUToCRACY."

Odessa. Nov. Pour hundred and
twelve of the Jewish victims massa-
cred last week were buried today. A
majority of the shops were closed in
Gliding many of those belonging TO
Christians.
The scenes of grief were heartrend-
ing and almost indescribable as the
bodies we're placed in trenches,
each trench containing seventy.
, Similar funerals viii continue for
three DAYS. About 240 of the bodies
were in such condition they could not
be recognized. On each grave
wreaths were placed bearing the in
scuption Martyrs TO Faith; Victims
of AutOcraCy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
RECENT HISTORY or
COURT HOUSE TROUBLE
sneciaI ID IL 5ournaI.


Bay Minette. Ala. Nov Just at
this period when the court house mat
ter has come so near reaching al cri-
sis, a little history Of the case viii
not come amiss. I'm the first place it
is commonly known fact that A. d.
NcPhaul. who was first appointed
coroner by the governor. was forced
TO either resign his position as con-
Oner or lose his position with the
Union Naval Stores Company, which
is understood to be a very lucrative
one. It is also commonly known and
can be proven by competent witnesses
that Judge Rr0Wne went TO the en-
ployers of McPbaul and demanded of
them that they request his resigna-
ton Judge Browne, and some Of his
influential friends in Mobile did go
to j. F. Bates. of the Union Naval
Stores Company. with this demand.
and Mr. Bates so stated while in Bay
Minette This statement is substan-
tiated by George w. Burns. J. G.
Burns and julius Richardson. So
much for the resination of Mr.. Nc
Phaul
But this is not the worst Of the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
VOTES
At OYSTER BAY
sy Associated Press.

New York. Nov. President
Roosevelt reached Jersey City at
seven o'clock this morning en- route
to Oyster Bay to vote. He took a tug
to Long Island City and reached
Oyster Bay by special train. He was
greeted by but few citizens. as many
did not know tAe time of his arrival.
After casting his vote he chatted a
short time with friends and left with
Secretary Loeb at nine thirty for
Washington
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08

J. Albert Johnson. who has many
friends i'm the city. is quite sick at his
home on East Government street His
physician. however. hopes that he viii
be ont and attending TO business With
in a short time This win be graf fy-
ing news TO his friends.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
FOUR KILLED BY
AN EXPLOSION

Belleville. Ills, Nov. THE press
house Of the Phoenix powder works
at Phoenixville, a few miles from
here, blew up this afternoon killing
four men. Several others were IN
jUred
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08

CLAIM OHIO
d. AssocIaled -

Cincinnati. Nov. 7.-Ge0rge b. Fox
has conceded Dempsey's election as
mayor by fourteen thousand plural
rs ard that PattisOn Has carried
Hamilton county b. twelve thousand.
re SAYS Pa5Gson. democrat. has car
ried the state by sixty thousand
Democrats are claiming a landslide
in the state for Pattison.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
SUFFRAGE ISSUE is
BEATEN IN MARYLAND

Baltimore, Nov. THE News. an
independent paper. announces that the
proposed constitutional amendment to
restrict suffrage and exclude the ne.
gro vote has been defeated by a deci-
sive majority.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY
10000 IN VIRGINIA

Richmond. Nov THE democratic
majority in the state VIII be about
twenty thousand. The republicans
have representation in the present Leg
fslature on Joint ballot Of sixteen. In
the next legislature they will appar-
emily have about twenty-five
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
UNION LABOR PARTY
WINS IN SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco. Nov THE indica-
lions are that Mayor Schmitz and the
entire Union Labor Municipal ticket
has been elected by malorities rang
ing from ten TO fifteen thousand.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08

stituent assembly based on universal
suffrage. Connt Witie has persistent
ly opposed this demand. insisting that
he matter was for the Douma Itself
10 decide Al the sane tine he an
rounces his personal belief that in the
end such assembly must be summon
ed
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
MASSACHUSETTS
REPUBLICANS WIN

Boston. Nov. 7.-At o'clock the
Transcript announced that Guild and
Draper. the republican candidates for
governor and lieutenant governor re
spectively. had carried the state by
substantial plurahties.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08


New York. Nov Returns to
mi6nieht indicate that George b. Nc
Cleuan Democrat is reelected mayor
uf New York by between three ana
four Thousand plurality over william
Randolph Hearst the Municipal own
ership League candidate. and that
william r. jerome, Independent is
reelected district attorney by about
eight thousand over James w. Os-
borne. Democrat
Al midnight mr. Hearst declined TO
admit his defeat and declared his I'M
tention 20 contest the election. At that
time the returns from 1S4 election
districts had not been received. Nc
Cleiian had 205.59S Hearst 208.3I0
and Twins 130326 votes
Fraud win Not Avail.
The following statement has been
ISSUED by mr. Hearst;
eve have won this election. AID
Tammany's frauds all Tammany 5
corruption all Tammany's intimida-
tion and violence. an Tammany's
false registration. illegal voting aaa
dishonest counting have not been
able 70 overcome the great popular
majority A recount win show we
have won by many thousand
shall fight this battle to the end I'M
behalf of the people who have cast
their votes for me and who shall no,
be disfranchised by any effort OF
criminal BOSSES
ln spite OF the absorbing interest
taken from the opening 20 the close
OF this remarkable campaign. replete
with sensational features. the an
ucuncement 0f results on the various
bulletin boards tonight was received
with comparatively little enthusiasm
rne CROWDS being considerably small. el
than on previous occasions of this
Kind.
crowds Good Humored.
On Park Row usually the center OF
interest on -lnrfino niaht The gcr-n~
80 IN front OF the newspaper ofice'
A(e.F sulced 90 foim a fringe alon=
~ side facing the row. Up tow
along the line OF Broadway and %
Herald Square and Times square an,
1r front ci the Democratic and Num-
NNal ownership League heauquarler
tle crowds were more numerous an,
oemcnsIaure. Fully two hundre'
end hry thousand thronged Broad
way frCm Th.rty-third 90 F0rty-thir.
streets shouting cheering and foW
ing up and down the great thorough
fare in an endless procession Every
where 5000 hmor was shown an'
Che strong forces OF police on duC
had no trouble in preserving order
Al the Hearst headuuErters. th
Holman House the candidate and Dbl
ccrisors withdrew to a private room
whcn tle election of Mcclellan wa
practically assured and denied them
selves io an callers.
NasoT Mcclellan received the re
Sums al his headUuGr- ers. Hotel Bari
holdi Wlere early shis evening be b9
gan ro receive the cCnErltu.aticns @
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
DEMOCRATIC MAYOR
ELECTED IN BUFFALO

Buffalo. Nov. IL. n. Adams. dem
ocrat, was elected mayor today by
nearly nine thousand majority.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
SAYS Recount Will Show Him Vic,
mious BY Many Thousand
Votes.
TAMMANY FRAUDS
WH Not be Allowed to DiSfraT-
chiSs the People.

JEROME SUCCESSFUL BY MAJOR.
ITY or ABoUT EIGHT THOU
SAND OVER ossoRNE-MecLEL-
IAN HOLDS TRIUMPHANT
LEVEE At HIS HEADQUARTERS
FIRST BULLETINS SHOW
HEARST IN THE LEAD.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
Local Republican Ticket Defeated
by SeVenI-FiYe Thousand
Votes,
Was A LANDSLIDE
Many Small SCrimmsgeS But no
VOGiferOuS Disturbance.

FIVE HUNDRED ARRESTS MADE
FOR ATTEMPTED FRAUD
LARGE NUMBER OF WATCHERS
AND POLICE ON DUTY-PRESl-
DENT ROOSEVELT AND sEcRE-
TARY ROOT ADVISED OF VIC
TORY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08

eEEass ~ I
E New York. Nov. Sat l:45 2
- ftis morning only 81 election z
- districts remain 20 be head .
g. from. The figures to this hour =
- are. Ciellan 22lSl5; 2
81 Hearst 1857; WINS l32.3lls
~ plurality for Mcclellan 3.15S. e
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08

Washington, Nov. THE president
arrived here at four thirty this after
noon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08
Fever Situation Continues Salts
factory to Physicians and
Authorities.
IS BEING TREATED
Smaller Number Than at Any Tins
During Past Two Months.

BELIEVED BY MANY THAT THIS
WEEK WILL SEE THE LAST or
YELLOW JACN-OVER FOUR
THOUSAND PLACES HAVE BEEN
FUMleATED.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08

(Continued on PAGE 8. 5th Column)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-11-08

lc0aanusd on Pase Five)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24
nr,.nr SrllEilv

as,,eu ltarNey sulkIiy.
ITS only civil TO begin with. ana he
is lust the cool sort of fellow to go ana
IA sono wonderful thing which viii
reech the chiefs ears = they called
Mr.. V,3wcour the chief-"and tAen you
viii get into row.
perhaps sau a.e rfsht. II 90 ATTIC
him. Nta yoa t5lse tie stuh5ps ana
fHfn-s in, a.d oil them = b.t before sou
put them away:
Naple nodacd and before Lick had
gone far lie was overta6en by Harvey,
y didn't ue,as ia be rcd-a o. F's"e
i.st Haw." lie exclaimed. Int was
n..,,.l.cipa l5.,tt.ua. anl | expected YOU
WaAG. aYt mind waiting.
"0h. don't put yourself out on my ac. .
count. + cas- PADDLE my own canoe,
lack answered, with a smile
Il am at your service now. " mere
do you want TO go:' ----------
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-24


don't mind what you're about before
iun4"
IN .haace Il thraslling. If You want
to give lac one, you'd better try
Jack drew himself up and clinchcd
one fist as he spoke
III vatuldnt take ne long. We don't
stand any nonseH>e here" replied IIdr-
Yey. growing rather red in the face
''Nor do We where / come from
Nv bere.s. tlaI =
Find ott ana thea yDul know"
Harvey stared ri Jack in astonish
nVnt
Il never saw fellow like YOU he
said
Il tholGht shoHlA teach YOU a thing
or two. replied lack. with faint
snle. But ara Hat above making
myself useful, and if you HE I'll bowl
to yoti.
can Tou play =erieEet:9
y IaV" played" answered Jack
eVaSiVvly
Harvey ran eff, followed hy Jack.
and s;tid To the boy Who had been
bowling TO him: "IIere's a new fellow
He is to be nay chCrn. and he thinks
be car bowl. Let him have a try"
".NH RIGHT" replied the boy. whose
name Was Maple
Il III rather Il swell and can swipe
pretty we'll continued Harvey to
Jack. so you'd better not send NE any
mild half Vollevs."
Jack took off his jacket and sent in
q coed. swift round hand ball which.
oddly enough. went clean into the
stumps. taking the center one.
"How's that, mnprc:'' cried Jack,
with smile
Middle wicket, sir" replied Maple.
Harvey looked at Jack with astonish-
melt.
You'll he in the eleven if you bowl
like that" he said.
"Oh, it's nothing. didn't try much
that tine. I thought YOU We're such a
swell bat. it was no use. Now I'm 60
ing for a walk round" adding, as he
threw tho bah to Maple, "catch..'
Harvey did not seem inclined to ac-
company him, SO he walked off alone.
'Yhere's nothing like taking UP Il po-
sition when YOU go among fresh peo-
pie" he said to himself, as he walked
along. "If you want to be respected
aud looked up to, YOU must act in q
manner calculated to gain it.
shouldn't wonder if Harvey came after
me
Nor was he wrong in his conjecture
You'd better go with him. said
Maple.