Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-05-28

hon. finding Il quarter Of an hour ql.te
time enough 10 dress in. Having q
chance ef speaking 10 funston, .Gs,k
SAID. "Nrc We friends: !"
Il don't know" MAS The >urly IN
>wrr. There is no row Oh at prc~,5I
tom calt'ytr how Iou4 i will he In
fore there
4OA al e.4ht. You esta he is d.>
agI,o3J'iG rs You ike. | am 4.eIseet
to .nect yoH ans Nay friend or foe,
rePl ed jaeb.
IIp fou.5 il easier To 20 J6rUU~6 Iue
lessons ttut he had expected, and Hott
was 80 ju,oe.ossly m,AeG Up WHA i.2
thit the school stlflje> d5d mot ~eeHt
5t tedious Ills foaGut,~@ 3e}. lp#is42
aHd maternal a4e'tIde coupled WHh "
excellent memory. aoo0 rec"EHu,,n@eG
him to Nj HaHpleton. Lis WaSt"f- /
ttjor always t;&a~ pIea>#lrs in instruct
l1- clever jo.p.l- In f'w DAYS ln.
had ~eflet down completely and fet
Pelteeti, al home.
IJacFgE @as Iti> =reat friend ana
voHp30.ea, as Mr. GrJNeour aHd IN
tended hin, IL he. IlHuStou thea4h un
friendly II lack. was not pos.tIel.
hostile, though il Wits e;tsH to see tHe,
only y spark WIS required "a tiG,s Iii,
magazine and produce an explosion
He did no; thnk II til to Interfere VIII
either !istt"r's OF 1acl<S praying. 'Fln
that so,lrce of quarrel WIS done away
with.
III another part of tlie town Of Lille
Bridge WAS Il rival school Kept by III
Ke-itie Thc# d',.lor.s boys considered
themselves 3HliHit9iy superior 10 MI
Cr,,Wcu}:I.'s lil@EmHrllle conflicts
tool. place between them when they
met in ;tp town In the first place
Mr.. Il 9bip WAS doctor and Il tniVer
|. si1v nan Ills first master WAS 4
wrIu@lrr. Who gave Il classical educa
ton fer thu sun Of 81 @uinpaS per am
| uru. exclusive of extras. paid quarter
ly 50 Tie b,Ns OF oxford House callcC
The Pomona House boys c;lds aud snohs
| and ins!tttd !hem whenever they met
Thev refused to play them at cricket
Wh"n challenged. on the ground tha1
| they enlN played With gentlemen This
| insult only served to intensity th'
| feud II Il boy came home with Il hlacl
! eye or II bruised nose from Il walk il
the Town Mr Crawcour would smile
and say nothing to him. The same len
ieut.y WaS exhibited by Dr. Begbie t
his boys
MIR. Cl.@wcullr once said Good morn
/ ing" coming out of church to the doc
! tor Who quaiHtlN took snuff and re-
marked placidly to his mathematical
master Who was Ivy his side. "Nha
strange people there are about today.
One afternoon Harvey and .lacl
We're walking in Il lane looking TO
birds nests. though il Was rather lat
in the season. Suddenly they heard ;
sc,!tiing. and. looking before them
saw Il fight proceeding. When in th
fields the Pomona boys wore caps o
the Cambridge color. IL light blue
while the boys of DR.. Bcgbie had al
WAYS the dark blue Of Oxford. 1t wa
easy TO count four dark caps and tw
light
"Hello.' said Harvey. "Sume of OH
fellows getting a tllraslIing from Be:
hie's SIX ;.nls:
odds against them remarked JAG!
"Only two TO one; that's nothing
we're @sed to that Jog along, w
must have IL cut in.'
The tight between the rival faction
was an unequal one, and the timel
arrival Of aid altered the aspect of a.
fairs very materially.
Wire i'll" said Jack. whose expire.
sions were generally more f"rcihle tina
elegant 1t thc same time he sent on
of the .shunks," rs they called tn
oxford boys. rolling into u ditch an
prepared to attack another. I'm FEY
minutes TIE opponents We're heaten an
scattered. one lay insensible in til
road, and the others flew in all dire,
tons.
(To Be ConinuedD