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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-12-14
MILL retain POSTMASTERS
CORTELYOU PLANS TO AP-
PLY CIVIL SERVICE RULES
TO THEM.
Efficient Service to the People
fhe Only Requirement to
Hold over in AdminiStra-
tiOn Changes.


Washington Post, Dec. Z.
The determination of the admins
tratiUn to enforce d rule permitting
Presidential postmaster to continue
in Office beyond the four-year term,
IN the event that they have proved
efficient, has been received by Re
publican Senators and Representa-
tives with varying degrees of emo
ton.
1t was brought out emphatically
yesterday that Postmaster General
Cortelyou has decided to apply what
means, in effect, civil service reform
in the appointment OF postmasters,
and that where the term of such an
official has expired he will be con-
tinued in the service, If his record is
reported to. be ''good" or. excellent. !"
The statement was made several
days ago that the Postmaster Cen
eral contemplated the adoption of
such a policy, but at the time it was
not believed that the "merit prilci-
pie" would be extended beyond the
smaller offices.
elf the term of the postmaster at
New York expired today he would
be reappointed, regardless of .organ1-
zation or machine, II he had shown
himself to be in every way efficient. !"
This statement Was made yester-
day by department official, who
speaks with authority, and who is in
every way conversant with the views
OF Postmaster General CorteIyou.
New York was merely used as an
illustration to show that the merit
principle would be extended to the
larger as well as the smaller offices.
-, While an efhcial utterance on this
point is not forthcoming, it is known
that President Roosevelt is IN hearty
accord with Mr. CorteIyoa's new
policy, which is regarded IN some
quarters as revolutionary, and as
likely to create a serious breach be-
tween the administration and a ma
Iority of the Republican members in
the House.
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SAY ITS A FAKE.

Report That Utley and Wilcox
in Penitentiary Got Pistols and
Planned to Escape. :.
Raleigh News-Observet. ~
A report has been published in
some papers out of Raleigh, sent out,
in Raleigh correspondence that
Utley of Fayetteville, in the States
Prison for the murder of the clerk in
the hotel at Fayetteville, and Viii
cox, of Elizabeth City, in for the
murder of Nell 0r6psey, had secured
pistols, had plotted to shoot the
guards and escape, but had been
betrayed by a third party. From
an Official at the State Prison it wa:
learned last night that the repor
was entirely wrong, that there wa:
nothing in it. IT was stated posi-
lively that neither of the men hat
pistols n6r had they been found will
them. uThere is absolutely no trutl
in tn report,'' is the statement tina
lis authorized to be made in the mat
ter ~ $3.50
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fell out. I could not sit down, for
nv clothes wopld stick to- the raw
and bleeding E. I, :. IS ne cry
out with pain. ny doctor d:d all he
could, but / got worse aud verse. |
did net thill,z 1 could live, and wanted
doa' b to eeld ~ ari::i,tful suEerings.
"HT, Il he. Il y begged me to
try CtiL;~ura. ! Sd J wCI1d, but had
10 hon of rccov. ~. But oh, what
blessed -elief 1 experienced alter ap-
p,ying Ctlticura Ointment: It cooled
the bia-1ing> and hcfing flesh, and
brought me the first real sleep in
weeks. It was as grateful as ice to a
burning tongue. : 1 would bathe with
warm water and Cuticura Soap, then
apply the Ointment freely, and took
the Reso1vent for the blood. Soon the
sores stopped running, the.fesh began
to heal my hair started to grow, and
in a short time I was completely
cured. If any one doubts this, tel
them to write to me.-Mrs. VIM. Hunt
13S Thomas ST., Newark, n. j."
Complete External and Internal Treatment for Eye;
un1or from Pirpes to ScrofIila, from Infancy 70 ASS
consisting OF Cjicura Soap 25c, Ointnen SOC, htsol
veht, Tin }orp of Chocolate f,oatct Il g n
vial co., may he had of all druggists single set ofSa
cures. Rs-Mailed Free How to Cure Every Humef'
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OUR STATES GREAT NEED.
immigration is the Vital Requi-
site to Industrial Growth.


The ARGUS has for years advo-
Gated desirable immigration for
North Carolina and diversified crops
and manufacturing genterprises-such
as intelligent, industrious immi-
grants would bring to Us; and at no
time has the foresight and conse-
quent policy of this paper been more
emphstically endorsed than b.!
PresI lent Roosevelt in his recent
message to Congress.
In that document h. says-speak-
ing of the class cf Immigrants as ad-
vOcated by the ARGUS for this sec
ton:
"We need more of such immigra-
tion for the ST. b, ami spe ial effort
should be made To secure 1t. Per
haps it would b4 20 ,sIDle To limit
the uul bef OF immigrants allowed
to come III any one year 10 n y
YORK aud other northern cue,
Whuo leaving unlimited the nuia-
ber allowed to come to the south .
The / hattanouga COW, ntiOn de-
cided to invite Italians TO come to
the south, and all tnat is net ded to
complete the plan and give the
south all the children of Sunny Italy
that it can place is an adoption of
the plan outlined by the President
in his message.
The ARGUS has for years urged
the turning of the Italian tide to
New Orleans, Galvestop, aud oavan-
nah. The government mas full power
over arriving immigrant. 1t csn
say when, where and how they
shall De landed, or ii can SHUT them
out altogether, as it already mas done
in the case of the Chinese. It can
say that all Itahan5 shall be landed
in New Orleans, AID this Is precise
Iy what it should de. ''A5 m ,ch as
possIpIe," says 4're,idont Roosevelt,
''should be done to distribute the
immigrants upon the land and keep
them away from the congested tene-
ment house district of the e, eat
cities" Laud them, then, in the
south, where cheap lands are open
to them-vhere One-third of the
area is untitled and unoccupied.
Let Congress study the situation,
and ABOVE ali else let them view the
question free from l.. huences brought
to bear by the esteemed steamshil +
lobby. President Roosevelt has got
the immigration SOW by the right
ear. The Italians will never be
placed where they can grow ten-ccnt
cotton while they are landed thou
sand miles from the fields, and when
this is done the congenial climate,
fertile soil and inviting possibilities
of Eastern North Carolina will be
sure to attract goodiy share of this
desirable element of citizenship; anC
Goldsboro, being the gate City of the
asst, will reap richly the results O.
ouch immigration.
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LIST OF LEG 2E.ss

Remaining in POstoaice. Go!.irs
bOrO, Wayne Coulty, N. c.,
Dec. IL, 1895.
MEMS LIST.
A-Rufus Ashford,
B-Chas F Burns,
C-J r Carson, Daniel Q Carol,
D-Dublin Telegraph c.,
E-Sam Ellis,
K-T III King,
M-Modege,
P-Edgar Perry, Ed Pa-A-', M
Peel, Dave Pollock,
RI d Rost.
S-Jeferson Smith, W P spi:cner
is l. Taylor,
Wv Wells, George William,
LADIES' LIST.
B-Eliza Bryant,
C-Rena Collier, Roana Chavis
Julia Collie,
D-Hannah Douglas, Dora, Betsy
Dukes,
Ell j Emerson,
s'-j + ferguson,
G-Maggie Green,
II Lucy Mosicy, B 9ttie Mc;ver,
Catherine Murreiie,
o Frank Oats,
S-Gherry Saun iere, Elizabeth Sas'
ser, CLANCY sutton,
T-Lauey Tucker.
Persons z,lling iUr above lettel
viii please say advertised. Rule
ma regulations require mat one cen
NJ paid Oh advertised letters.
j. f. DOBoON,
.tsO:ti,IaAftY
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Please Return.

Some one, through mistake, took
away a shoe box, from the store of
Gardner, Thompson & Rackley, in
Goldsboro on Saturday, containing a
considerable number of articles OF
jewelry and fancy wearing apparel
not made up. The person who took
this box is requested to return it at
the above store at their earliest con-
venience.
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A TERRIBLE SIGHT
Vanderbilt and Mackay See.
Train Strike Woman.

Greensboro, N. G. Dec. 8.-This
afternoon at jamestown, seven
miles from here, while William III.
Vanderbilt and Clarence Mackny
were standing near their private car
on siding at Vanderbiltts game
preserve, they had visual experience
of an accident on Mr. Wander bilt's
Southern r .i'way they will not soon
forget. A fast through freight was
approaching, aud i'll front of tt
walked woman, Mrs. Susan
Caveniss and thEee children.
The chldren hurried off the
track just as the Mother was pick 6
up by the pilot and hurled twenty
fleet into atdiich. She fell in ten feet
of the wealthy New Workers; who
Irushed to her aid.
i. The woman who proved to be
deaf mute, was carefully lifted and
found to be conscious. She wa!
badly bruised, one arm broken ant
a hand crushed. Physicians wer'
bummonded aud the unfortunat
, woman p aced en- a mattress in
lspring wagon and sent 10 tn
i hospital M High Point for treat
3 ment, with directions, that the bill
, be sent to Vanderbilt and Mackay
land not to-spare expense.
al The scene of this accident wa
I within few miles of wnere Georg
q Gonld last year, while hunting
- lshot his valet fisstea1 of a bird. Tn
n Injured man Was sent ON a specii
% train to New YorSs~ with both eye
+ Iappareutly shot out. bnt one ey
% was saved, A n andsome annnit
IL was settled on the victim, VIII
4 married his hospital Nurse.
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NOTICE.

Ali creditors OF the STANDARD Man
ufacturipg Company, of Goldsboro,
North Carolina, al creditors of the
Wayne Lumber Company, of Colds
boro, North Carolina, and all credi-
tors of the Alex Newton Lumber
Company, of Wallace, North Caro-
lima, Who hold debts or claims
against either of said companies
prior to September 1st, 1905, will
nleasa present them on or before
Friday, December %, 1905, to j. L.
8arnam, at the Office of Dortch and
Barham, Goldsbor0, N. g.
This December Z, 1905.
III. l.. Stevens / Arbitra-
J. L. Barham tors,
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A man in Omaha called the eta

A man in Omaha called the sftax
title king" wears a suit that cost
him s1,S5 spends ten cents a day for
food and is reputed to be worth
81, 900, 600. He saved up, enough
tobacco tags to get a sewing ma
chine from q tobacco company but
when he delivered The tags hes found
that express charges on the machine
would be more than 1T. was worth
Somehow, we are glad.
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NOTICEl

Having qualified before the Clerk
It the Superior Court of
Wayne County, North Caro-
ina, as executors of the last will
,ud testament Of w. II. Smith, de-
leased, notice is hereby given to all
s,ersons indebted to said estate to
make immediate payment,and to all
,ersons holding claims against said
estate to present the same for pay
nent to the undersigned on or be-
sore the 9th day of December, 1908,
n this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
B. HI. Griffin,
Graves j. Smith,
Executors of w. HI. Smith, decd.
Goldsboro. N. @. Dec. 9th 1905.
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CONNECTIONS.
At Goldsboro with Southern Rail-
Way and Atlantic Coast Line.
At KInSton and NeWbern with
AtiantIc Coast Line,
Pullman Sleeping Car and Parlor
Car Service has been discontinued
fCI tue season.
x. P. FOSTER, R. E. L. BUNCH,
General Mgr. Traffic Mgr.
Goldsboro, n. Q.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-12-14
GOV. GLENN AT HEN DER
SON.
The State. Chief Executive Was
WARMLY Received Takes as
Topic "Our Country

Lie SUitto = SniCI EACCuCItC W dS
WARMLY Received Takes as
Topic "Our Country"
Henderson, Dec. 12. = Governor
Glenn last night delivered speech
under the auspices of t, e c.'nteu.-
pcrary club at.he opera house. Long
before o'clock, the hour set for the
address, the auditorium was filed.
The Governor Was introduced by
J @. Kettrell anu took fOf his sub
ct sOur Country He began with
The settlements at Plymouth Rock
aud Roanoke Island and followed
the growth of the country up to the
| present time. His reference to the
rapid development of the South i'll
commerce, agriculture, education
land manufacture, his reference tt
our nation as world power was
ifipe aud his especial ailusion to Mr.
Roosevelt our President. brough
forth storms of applause. Governol
lGienn did not touch on partisan
politics. After the speaking th
club entertained the 6 )veraor at
banquet at Mancrburg Hotel wher
all elegant supper Was apiead.
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GOLDsBORO, n. O., THURSDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1905
tNEWS FROM WALTER.
NEWSYlBRIEES FROM THAT
COMMUNITY.
Chrcnlcling @ of a Weeks Events in
That Thriving Neigh
borhOod.
ARGUS BUREAU
WALTER, N. G.
Dec. Ii, 1906. J

AooOs
Miss Sudie Howell, of your city,
who has been visiting the Misses
|Swinson, returned home Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Leon Smith and Misses Mabel
Smith and Julia Gurley, of your
city, were out here Friday night,
attending the supper given at the
Ebenezer school house.
Her many friends will regret to
learn that Mrs. Toby Howell is con-
fined to her bed by sickness. We
hope soon to see her fully restored
TO her health.
Mr.. Bright Thompson has .pur-
chased property in our community,
ana Is building in the grove just be-
yond Chapie church, having bought
the Walter school house, which he
will move, and remodel into nice
dwelling.
Mr.. Geo. Mitchell has sold his
farm here, aud bought one near
5mlthfieid, and will move to his
n.w nome in the nedr future. We
Wish him all sorts of success among
t le good people of Johnston.
MIR. Ellis Hines COW having fail
Ell II her milk, he had about de-
cided to get rid of her, when he dis
covered that three pigs, he was rails
ng by hand, had corner on the
milking business. They would milk
The COW clean every time they found
ner lying down, and when she was
standing they would run around and
squel and root against her legs until
she would "hyet," and ''saW back
your leg,' and then they would
s. rip her IN a few minutes. Motnerly
instincts is wonderful ami often
strongly developed.
Tie ice cream and oyster supper
at EbeneZer school house last Friday
night was one of the most enjoyable
occasions that ever had the boards
of this community. There was
plenty to tempt the inner man, and
a good crowd present. The voting
contest was feature of pleasure anG
excitement, resulting in Miss Saral
Pipkin being awarded the prize
which consisted of fine box o
sandy. The proceeds Amounted tt
some over forty dollars. TO M irs
Emma Uzzell, the tficient teacher
is due the credit of the eccas'o on.
Our hens are OH strike, and i
now looks as if egg nog around her
iChristmas was going to be s. ggs
actly" scarce, but if we can Undue
them to resume operations for Oh
day, the result would be that "
would have some 10 spare. 1t W
can find out the cause of the "WprE
| ing out of the shop" we will gladl
remedy it and get them to go
, work again. But the strike hs
, been on for a week or more, and "
are anxious now for them to bcgi
+ again to shell out the goods.
n Our entire community regrets
# see Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Tripp, lea'
Ius. They have been here the fu
time allotted by Conference aud du
ling that time have made many war
!, friends, who regret to see the
leave. They will ever. have war
place in the hearts of our people, al
the good work done by Mr.. Trl
on the entire circuit will stand al
monument to his untlring enere
!, and faith in that cause for which
N has consecrated his lifes. work. M
= Heavens blessings attend them
through life's journey.
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Z To note the preparations for safety
the elaborate precautions for secrecy
and the impressive array of force,
one would think that q raid on tie
reasury was anticipated, but its only
Secretary Wilson getting out the
governments cotton report,
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to foot, aud looked
more like a piece
OF = y beef than a
hi N an b in g.
Blood and pus
oozed from a great
sore On my scalp,
from under my fin
ger nails, and near-
ly all over m y
body; and ev cry
= 1a4I
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tsheumatis y. Curc;i Erl IL Day

Rheumatis !. Ciiro;t Ia IL Day.
"Mystic Cur ,"ior Ri. umhati- m
and Neuralgia rai,ta:!y ciIes in l
TO lays. lis action upon tte system
is remarkable and mysterious. Ii
removes at once the cause, and the
disease immediately dIsap pears. The
isst dose grv atty benefits. Is cent
aud ST..
Sold by NJ. E. Robinson & Bro
Druggists.
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ATTENTION..

Owing to the death of w. H.
Smith, senior member of the firm of
Smith & Yelverton, it becomes nec-
essary to close up the business of said
firm. In order to do this we are
compelled to call upon all indebted
to said firm, whether it be of long or
short standing, to come forward
promptly and make settlement.
ALI persons having claims against
said firm will present them to the
undersigned for payment within
Twelve months from this date or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
VT, ,YELVERTON.
lSurvlving partner of Smith & Yell
vertOn.
Goldsboro, N. c., Dec. 1, 1905.
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R1OO-Dr. e. .Detchon's Anti
Diuretic may be worth to you mo- .
than 800 if you have q child wLo
soils bedding from incontinence u
water during sleep. Cures old "a 4
young alike. IT arrests the trouble
at ence. 90. Sold bs M. IN. Rehln.
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ana CnceffUIn6SS $oOh
disappear when the kid
neys are out of ort3er
or diseased.
Kidney troubhs has
become so prevalent
h4t 1t is not uncommon
for q child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
neys. If the child urin-
ates too often, II the
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Roanoke Rapids, N. c., Dec. p
At an election hoid in the town OF
Roanoke Rapids yesterday for dis
pensary or saloons the dispelsary
won out by twenty-nine majority,
the vote being sixty-three for 0is-
pensary and thirsy-four for SALOONS.
Quite number of prohibitionlsts re-
fused to vote, that not being an
issue.
Greensboro, N. c., Dec. 12,-NeWs
has been received of distressing
and fatal accident whicn occurred a
tsw miles from Mount Airy III Pat
rick county, Virginia, The l4-year-
old son Of Robert Brery was cAFo;e7s-
| ly handling a pistol wnen it DIS
charged, the ball taxing effect N
the heart of a young man named
Gates, who was standing near.
Raleigh, Dec. 12.-Much interes
is being manifested here over th'
recently disclosed plans of the Souti
and Western railway, under construc
ltionina portion OF Virginia AMI Spru
IPine, Mitchell county, to Marion
la Id projected fron there via Ruth
jectordton to Spartanburg, 8. G.
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: keEEle6yS S HeAEass kscaey as10 Ia7
CmFow all Coughs, and expeis Colds from
- eVatsm ~ Nentls meglu0 the eeWel9s
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Looked More Like Piece Of Raw
Beef Than Human Being Doc.
tors Useless Blessed Relief and
First Red Sleep in Weeks AfteF
First Application, and
SPEEDY CURE BY
CuTICuRk REMEDIES

"Wcrds cannot describe the terri
BILE eczema I s..IcI,d with. 1 was
afnnost a solid assef-eores.frotn head
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Women as Well az Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.

Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis.
oouraRes and lessons ambition: beauty. vigov
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urine scalds the flesh or If. when the child
teaches IAN age when 1t should be able 10
control the passage, It is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting. depend upon 1t. -shs cause Of
NE difficulty is kidney trouble, and the elFst
step should be towards the treatmen Of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble is due to q diseased condition Of tho
kidneys and bladder and not to habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men ara made mis-
| erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
| and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect Of
SWamp-RoOt is soon realized. Ii Is sold
by druggists. in fifty e.
cent and one dollar Ass:ss4 As:s es.sss 4sss
flzes.' You may have 80 1! II! :ss,
sample bottle by mail azass9==:z& N@&
| free, also pamphlet tell Home Of sv.upRoos
ling all about. 1t, including many OF ;the
thousands of testimonial letters 1Teccfved
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr.. Kline,
& Co., Binghamton.. N. Y. be sure ane
mention this paper.
Don't mako any mistake. but remembe
the name, Swamp-Root, DR.. klmeri
Swamp-Root. and the address. Binghamtoa
In. Y. On eyem' bottle. 49, 49,
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sZos1sa EysrsRss1 -ssrs
Olneets what YOU cat
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by druggists. In fifty-
cent and one dollar
sues You may have a
sample bottle by mail
free s1so naYnnhief tell
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Miss Sudie Howell, of your city,
who has been visiting the Misses
|Swinson, returned home Sunday
evening.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13
He Was a True Wit.

Some entertaining impromptu With
cisms OF the English dramatist, Doug
las Jerrold, are recalled by 1T. P.'s"
Weekly.
On one occasion, on being asked to
contribute to a subscription fund for
" a needy author" he impatiently In
oulred the sum needed for relief.
well" was the response, 81 think
inst four and two naughts will put
him straight"
Put me down for one OF the
uaughts," was the reply.
A lawyer. replying to the toast OF
his health drunk at dinner Of artists,
stammered out that he did not expect
the honor as law could hardly be con-
sidered one OF the arts; whereupon
Jerrold interjected one word only
BLACK"
There's one song H." remark
cd a musical bore to Jerrold speaking
of a popular opera, (which always car
ries me away"
would that l could sing 1T elacu
lated Jerrold.
It is related that on another occa
sion long-wlnded friend stopped Jer
rold who was hurrylng on urgent bust
ness along Regent street, with the
question. "Well, Jerrold, my boy, whai
is going onT'
II am" retorted Jerrold' shooting oS
without further response.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1905-05-13
A Prince at Work.

In his recently published memoirs,
THE Story Of My Struggles" the ia
nous Hungarian scholar, Arminius
Vambery, dwells entertainingly on his
personal relations with the late Queen
Victoria, King Edward VII, the Sultan
Abdul and Shah Nasreddin.
One OF the most pleasing anecdotes
concerns King Edwards household,
and Prof. vambery tells it with quaint,
childlike appreciation.
One afternoon at Sandringham,
while he was occupied with his CORE
spondence, Prof. Vambery received an
invita- ton from his hostess, Queen AL
exandra, to join her in the garden. AS
he wished to wash his hands before
going down, he rang several times for
hot water, but no one came. At last
Prince George came to his door and
asked him what he wanted.
Hot water" said Prof. Vambery.
The prince disappeared, and returned
in a few moments with a large jug
of steaming hot water in his hand,
which he placed, smiling, on the wash
stand.
mot at all bad" exults the vener-
able scholar, "for the once poor Jewish
beggar student to be waited upon by
a princel have often laughed at the
recollection Of this incident and have
since dubbed the future sovereign of
Great Britain The Royal Jug-Bearer. "