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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
CHRISTMAS SEASON IN ROME.

The beautiful springlke weather enjoyed this
winter by the host of Christmas visitors 10 Rome
added greatly to the pleasures Of the Eternal City,
and the hotels are unusually full. The famous
Grand Hotel as usual provided its unique enter
tainment on Christmas Eve. in its spacious winter
garden 10 the delight of lis distinguished American
and European visitors. VINO cOEgT9 tuated MI Dtey-
fuss the manager BIS successful effort IN organ
szJpp such a costly and appropriate spectacle Many
improvements ard uplo-Gate innovations have been
s55eS 10 the Grand Hotel, that its great repu-
aton consistent with it's being nearly as possible
q counfeTpart OF its parent, the Savoy Hotel, Of
+, Iondon IS fully maintained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
nscHooIMARM" BROKE FARMERS NOSE
Knocked Him Down When He Resented the
Beating of His Sons.
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Lisbon, Ohio, Jan. BY the fling Of a suit be
fore Squire ArcMuIlin at Millport to-day the de-
tails Of bitter fight between patron of country
school and Miss Elvira Heston, the teacher, was
brought out
It is alleged by Boston Swaney, farmer that
Miss Ieston who teaches the village school. not
only heat his two large boys, but that when he
came TO the schoolhouse TO demonstrate. she
Knocked him down, breaking his nose and fractur-
ing his jaw a.5 :. ~,
Jouse hut Miss Heston, hearing to-day t2at he
Contemplated suit against her, went before Justice
NcSf1JIin and asked that Swaney be bound Oss% TO
syeen the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Luigi scanga trading the italian Cigar and
Tobacco Company at No. 145 Mulberry-st yester-
49,, oesfened for the benefit of creditors, to An
tonic Cagliostro.
The Sheriff yesterday received an attachment for
81 600 against property in this city belonging to the
American Savings Bank and Trust Company, Of
Memphis Tenn IN favor of the Hanover National
Bank of the City of New York, on draft made by
the American Savings Bank and Trust Company on
T)ecember 26 1905. a deputy sheriff served copy
of the attachment officer of the SeabOard
National Bank, where the defendant IS supposed
to have an account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
A Small Boy Sees Peter Pan" and Wants to
FLY 10 Cents Worth.

a recent mornings neil brought Maude Adams
4 pei picking letter. II was from youth who MAD
been to Peter Pan" and like most Of his little
nlavn,ates was chiefly absorbed by the flying OF
the Darling children They can only fly after Peter
Pan has blown the fairy dust on their shoulders
and the letter contained a 10cent piece with a
IraoIes+ for that much fairy dust In a postscript
was written IF hafent sent enuff l hat sum
il The = matinee audiences have been large at
Peter PAN, and the demand for more matinees
nv the obildren so nsistent that, hereafter, a
Wednesday matinee will be given every week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
Nominal
100
100
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

FenbeFg - Abraham to 2, F 14 5 avenue
gage, 5000 July i, 1901; per cent 800. s7ooc
Of Parl-ave 26Tl62 year . 5000
LemkIn8 -! Harry, to stoloT and another; eist-st
S, 225 # of 2d-ave. 25x1o0; years; per
Sound Realty colnpany to P Alexander; SHAVE
of William a Spencer: 20 acres: years . 4oooc
1885 # e q Prospect ave. TX irregular;
Hart, FTeda. to d Ireland 8d-st No IS East
syringe Ber ye and P another to seeai 75 @
No 900 East, I97x1O2; years 8 per cent. -. 1OOt
4Sthst. No Il West 25xIO6 years.. 775oC
$, $50 # Of Rivington-st. 25x75; demand;
Gerding. Julia l. to L Goidwater: Morris ave
, corner Fordham Road. 1o5x125: due June ~
RdsTs AEshF H Ernst @nohsr
st. 5oR4S Years. ~ per a4G t. OF 18th 1900
L corner HR ha IS 4s5d years A asf snt
100 # Of Garieid-s 25zle6: Years: 3 per
Bqgst, josephine; segeF; aad-st No 2ai "0O
East. 15x9S9; years; per 1cOt
W S6Tnsr Ssgf 4t g rs9G Arthur
Same to John butt; i81st-st s IL ii IT g Of
Arthur ave, so * Irregular; per bond III
VS. Of l1itis f[7 7s8a 4 n s52ha%as
Dean pei waller j. to H /, Mnifori Audnbon-ve l0
corner i7Si-sf 81 6zs5 years per cent $50
ioSt ST. No 2o7 East af @z6o Il y S@aer
Ernst E Morz / and anoasr to Till: Insurance. ''''
3
# " Of Boone-st lots. 25x16O: mortgages.
East 25xlO0 TO- years, per cent. -. 800
PSe Gies Anna yS M to q Pew PeF cent Haave $685.
# 5 Of Gun Hill Road; 3 years 81 per cent. 15o
S, $50 IT Of Morris Place. lots. s7x115
Bermsp Sarah s to stoo and sn9Res
same t So5 s5%s @t 5as 548bs&S
500 # " Of Columbus 25xioo; years. 81
stokes. Thomas, to A stokes ct al; west End
ave. s. COS # of lsSth-st. 2ox100: due
ROMAN Realty and Rsf Company to Max
Bache; 115th st, s. 800 TT of 1st-ave. 41Sx
Ist3ave. 25xioo1o; year, per 1886
is sx16o 10: year rfr 200
u IsT Louis to MiddletoWn Realty Company
shave corner i49th-st 74ilxi6O; year GOO
Wasperrnan Joseph, L Butten Heser S1st-s ST.
s s 2792 # v of 2d-ave 25x1O2: years. per
, eTas Harry B. to G A Steven: and another
exTs: S1st-st. n S. 256.2 TT W of Sd-ave. 4s.lOx
Chen Est fT and Per others to cohen ct al i4sth 'OO
ST. $. 275 it of SHAVE; demand, per cent. 1o.6s
yeafs 81 per cent f 10000
100000; years. per :...,-c.. 1900
Vernon Parkway corner Bronx Park. 25x1O0;
carGyeW 3is Robert to Anna c Mclaughlin steb-
/ Year 8 per 100
West 25x1o6: 2 years. per 45o
No SOC; years pc: 500
Decker Agnes, r j Lyons; Kinsela-ave 8 s.
per cent .....,e...o 225
William II Bingham Plumbing and Construction
Company Atlantic Realty Company; 1slst- az.
+ 1907 ....,., b75o
Same same property; demand per 1900
Goldman. Barney and another II Levy; I'd
ave No S65 25xIS: due April 20. 1907: 5la per
Same TO A Smith; property: 2 mortgages
$4,000 each: years; 81 per cent 5000
Feuerstein Henry. NJ KinZler 5lst-st Nos 523
and 81. . lots. 25x100; . mortgages SIS 600;
/ year, per cent ;.......,......, $50
ner s0th St q sxs2 years 81 per cent. 1000
Sondberg Mort.z. to s Edman; st AIMS %
67a .7x94 6: years per cent. :.....:.....: $50
another; 99th-st. 100 II Of Amsterdam
ave l25x1oO II; year 514 per cent 1890
being lot SO to 50. map Downing estate; years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At No "A vesey-st.-By Philip \. Smyth: No 211 TO
22l 22d-st S. 22s9 # Of 3d-ave 663x75 six story
brs NJ PeIetreau agt Catherine Ellingen ct al;
Van Mater StwelI atty; w a Keener, ref amount due,
si9 448 81: taxes etc 1927 81 sub four prior
BY Joseph p Day: No 8o3 2oth-st, n $. 100 # W Of
S-aye 3x564. story brk ten h Gertrude Dodd
Mary Kssinger ct al i w Judge atty;
" Hyde ref. amount due So O64 81 taxes etc WI 80
by Rryan /, Kennedy: No II 4rh-st. e So II OF
o15l-st n 2x105 1x30x1137. Wakefield; G NJ Preston.
receiver agt + u Crowley ct al; W Dayton. atty;
benedict ref: due, S19s7 30: ETC. Sill 3d.
sub prior II $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
eoARn OF TWO DEADLoCKED.

The Board Of Coroners-there only two mem
bars-jn Queens Is deadlocked DR.. A. s. Amber
of College Point wants TO have William Bumbert
named for chief clerk, while Coroner Mutt wants
to retain Martin Mayer. the present incumbent.
Mayer was formerly coroner. but when the num-
her in The borough was reduced to two at the
exprStion of his term. Coroners Mutt and Roun
appoiuted him to his present position
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Amsterdam-ave No 1.e41 s, 2511x1oO: Pincus
$500 . % ~ slo0
Anthuny-nye. Ala It OF lSist-st. 20Xs14;
gage So 900. Nominal
st Ann's-ayc, No CO.. S, 27.7xa4 G: solomon Ed
10 Mort- SondberE mortgage, $1,000 100
G2d-st, $. 100 Il s OF Norris Place, 17axl15;
William z Diller Louis Lese. 100
Broadway. W s4.1 Il n OF Jllth-st, 17.7xsS2;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
BERMUDA.
Citations.
STATE OF NEW
PEOPLE OF

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
Il York, by the grace God. free and independent.
Marion BuckIer David Stevenson Elizabeth Stevenson
Florence Stevenson Margaret Bent Malcolm Stevenson
Philip Stevenson, Florida II. Clark. Rena 5 Ciark.
Trust Company. general guardian or
the property Of Philip Florida H Clark as
OF and testament Of Sevannee NJ
Stevenson deceased all Interested IN 1ns
OF Sevannee NJ. OF the County or
New York deceased creditors, legatees next OF kin
otherwise, send greeting: You and each OF you are
hereby required personally TO be and appear
befo Surrogate of the County Of New York. az
the Surrogate's held ct the County
Court House. in County OF New York on tne
9th dav February 1906. half o'clock IN tie
of that attend tudclal
settlement OF proceedings OF James NC
Clenahan the last VIII and testament OF
said deceased of you hereby citeu, as
are of twentyOne years are required %
appear by your guardian II you have II you nave
TO appear and apply for one to be appointed y
neglect failure TO do so. guard
ian Will appointed by TO represent ard
for in the proceeding
testimony whereof have caused the seal OF t1e
Srrogae's Court Of said County of New YORK 70 %
hereunto affixed
witness Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surro-
gate O. said County at the County OF NeN
O. York. 14th Of December. in the year
of Lord thousand nine hundred ana
JAMES A. DONNELJT.
clerk Of the SurroSate's Court
THOMAS J. FARRELL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03

NAMED unclaimed for twenty years. Justice Hough-
ton says that the act in Question passed IN I' ~
the State does not deprive the benenclarles OF
their property without due process OF law JUS
tices O'Brien and Igraham dissent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03

7eth-st g. s.. 419 IT. e. Of 1st-ave.. for six
story brick hathOuse, 50xs9.2; H. Reiner, owner;
b Levitan, architect. y
ssth-st., n. S. 1OT IT, OF Avenue a; for SIX
story brick tenement house. 40xS7.S; HJTOwttz
& Iefkowttz, owners; B w Levitan. architects.
63d-st, Nos 142 and LA West for a three story
brick hook and ladder house. JOxT54; city,
owner; Werner s. Windolph. architects. ....-..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
UNCLAIMED MONEY FOR sTATE.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court
,.nded down a decision yesterday affirming the
- oF .be lower court granting a writ OF man
aar,,s against city Chamberlain Patrick keenan,.
and directing him TO turn over to the State Treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
A $4,000 HOUSE FOR FIRE COMPANY.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
eRt Hopper for a three story house to be built
at Nos 142 and IA West 63d-st., for the new Hook
and Ladder Company No. 20. 1t is to be 90 feet
front and 10 feet deep, with facade of brick and
trimmings of limestone. 1t will cost $4,000 Werner
6 are hR architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
SELLS A BROADWAY CORNER PLOT.

George c. Boldt. proprietor Of the Waldorf-As-
toria has sold a plot at the northeast corner or
62d-st and Broadway fronting 1162 feet IN Broad
six story garage the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
TO IMPROVE cLAREmoNT-AvE. PARCEL

slawson & Hobbs have sold for the Atlantic
Realty Company the plot 125x1OO feet at the south
west corner Of CIaremont-ave. and 119th-st., to
Robert Ferguson. The buyer will Immediately i'm
the parcel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

s1st-st, s. s.. 100 it. W. of Audubon-ave 125x
1916: Atlantic Realty Company loans William
H Bingham Plumbing and Contracting Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
Tonight, at their theatre in East Sd-st the Rus
sian players Will give Ibsen's Master Builder

Fifty members Of the New-Yori1 County Medicai
coo;e+y, 3 attead the performance of Before and
After = at the Manhattan Theatre, Friday even
ing The object, as one of the prospective specta-
tors says is to prove to the satisfaction Of local
PSYCHOLOGISTS the efficacy of the sunny jim pGoM
ders Which are supposed to convert gloom lnIo Joy,
and which are administered from time 70 Tune 70
various characters in the play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

I6Tth-st n e. corner OF Stehbins-ave, FOR a three
story frame store. 27x4S; Louis Nathan, owner.
William 2. LaYelle. architect. ................,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

one story frame shed, 3Ox15: Philip Paft. owner;
Chris F. Lohse, architect. Observation-Disclosures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
FLORIDA.
Real Estate.
XVI.

HE PENDULUM
swings in building meth
DDS as well as in other
things. The contract sys-
tenn, which is the ancient
one, led at last to inferior
work due to too low
prices produced by COM
petition. Then came the
other extreme, the days
work system. This sys-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03

frr, If managers has acquired from Hartley
Manners the rights 10 his four act play entitled a
Marriage of Reason which may be produced pc
fore the season is over. This play deals with inc
conrtshin and marriage of English nopIerllan
and Chicago girl The scenes Of the play are ialu
ar he CioodWood race track and DelcomD ADpe5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03

Bader John A-Candee. Smith Rowland Com
pany; November a. 1905 81 sO1 IS
eember n 1904 1888 Os
1901 ..........,. 81 Sc
cajsdD o... 80 so
Hofimire John +. and John D.-The First Ma
tlonaI Bank Of Plattsburg; April %. 1897
Ceedl .--.-..--....- S,21l
House. soomon-A. Finke: October -. 1908 IVA
catedl ...:..:,.... so 80
al March 60 1900 500 Il
Reich Gustave-A Derfaa: March %, 1905. $40 Al
Tucker. Walter CJ Morrow; December 81 1905 az
Won kattengeh-A DeHaa; March 10 1900 $40 ~
Geller ct al December IS, 1905 .,......,.. O7s 90
same-Nee Shang Nov CO. December - 1908. 1.344 90
Same r. 6nster' December Is 1908. 1.0SS TO
SAM bnfkei december y 1890 1880 90
December 80 1905 tvaeasdl oss 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
Furnished APARTMENTS TO Let.

I TH-sT.. 10 EASTMAN RENssELAER-Ele-
i i gantly furnished apartment, private bath; with
without meals: including meals. SIS weekly: $15
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
Country Property For Sale or to Let.

WANTED TO RENT for or sell in Thornasville.
w Ga; nicely furnished. 12-room residence; all
venences heated with furnace and also frepace5
electric and gas lights artesan water large lawn with
for season, $1,000 a n. MBRIDE
6O2 C1ay-st Townsville,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
AUCTION Sales of Real Estate.
OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR
Albany n. Y.

PURSUANT TO \ RESOLUTION OF THE
Commissioners OF the Land ONCE. passed a meet
Ing held the 26th Gay Of October 1903 and b virtue
OF power vested me- by law. shall offer for sale f9s
cash, az public auction the New York Real Estats
SalesroOrn Nos. IA and Is Vesey Street Borough
OF Manhattan, in the City and state of New YORK On
Wednesday the 10Th day OF January. 1906 At Il osoS
noon by James l. Wells aCctiOneer. all the title % 1s
State OF New York in the following parcels OF land ST.
uated in the Borough OF The Bronx City and County
New York, known Parcel a l. 3. O.
and s. and Parcel "B.' lots Nos. .. 10 IL Il and
Is. and Parcel &C. lots Is I6 and Is.
on map entitled Map OF property belonging william
Ogden Giles kingshridge Heights oath Ward. Nork
CITY,, made by John G. Van Horne Civil Engineer ana
CITY surveyor and filed June a. 1895 in the Register
once New York County. Map Number sos. The los
are about p feet wide front and and about lol
feet deep. and located Section IL Block On
the Land Nap Of the City of New YORK.
TERMS OF SAIsE-Ten Of he prtcs
and the auetioneers and salesrocn paid IN
cash at the time and place OF sale The remainder q s
purchase price to be paid within DAYS; pur
chaser to receive qui;-elam patent upon production o.
me state treasurer receipt in full and ne
certificate Of sale Of the Engineer and for
sald LANDS HENRY A VAN ALSTYNE
State Engineer and Surveyor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name Is that of the debtor, the second
that Of the creditor. and date when Judgment was
filed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
U1HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THOMAS J. FAIRFIELD.
Attorney for Executor.
261 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
JupGM ENTS.

The following judgments filed yesterday. the first
name being the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-03
MAGNOLIA

Magnolia Springs Florida. Ideal climate DIV. srsa
from mosquitoes Boating. fishing shooting ccif
tennis and bathing Pure water. illustrated bookes
o. d SEAVEY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
THE STORY OF
A HUNGER.

sudden idea they was amin to euchre
him out O. that pig.
II be- his language that mornin'
would "a burnt holes in hemIock
board. It's a wonder he didn't pump
them insurrectos full O. lead He had
em good and plenty skairt, him Wavin'
the muzzle of his krag round under
their chins. whilst his fingers worked
careless like about the trigger guard.
They was pleadin' pitiful for mercy,
and he was bullyraggin' 'em outrag-
eous, both in languages the other
didn't understand. And whilst he kept
'em covered with the gun in his right
hand he was a-hookin' the pig off the
fire with his left.
1T had stick run through it length
wise, and he damned one end O. that
in the ground and dropped down cross
legged contiguous to the pig.
sit down. he yells to them poor
little devil niggerS, motionin' with his
rife, and they squatted down, blue
gilled and obedient, in front of him.
Then he digs out his clasp knife and
sails into the pig.
We'll, it happened that the company
was a-hikin' back that >mornin', sill
followin' them fool guides. Wed come
ten miles since midnight, and was
humpin' along the trail. half asleep and
swearin', when we got the order to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
BY FREDERICK WALWoRTH.

dark o. the moon. We'd fell over and
gone 10 sleep as soon as we'd had our
pipes, for we were about done. Didn't
seem to me I'd slept q minute when a
sergeant woke me up by shakin' me
and told me not to make any noise We
got up and grabbed our krags in a bur-
ry, for we weren't anxious to be rushed
by them Indians while we were asleep.
'Tt turned out to be nothin' but . the
guides again, though, and in fifteen
minutes we We're stringin' off UP the
trail single file through black dark.
Couldn't see the man in front of you,
and we had orders to go quiet as we
could.
We'll, Kitson fell in down toward
the tail end of the file. l got him to
tell me all about ii afterward Some
how or other he didn't keep UP very
close to his file man, and directly he
came to place where the trail forked
He didn't know it, though, and hurryin'
ahead TO catch up, he took the wrong
branch without ever suspicionin' there
was another, in the dark. Directly he
begun to think it was funny he didn't
hear the man in front. He stopped and
still he couldn't hear 'em. Then he lost
his head and started running back down
the trail TO meet the balance of The
company.
''He didn't dare yell. 1 guess he was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
ID Q @ GY KITSO

tell you" said Sergeant Hook, "a
man don't ever know what he'll do in
tight hole till the hole begins to
squeeze him. Then it's $4,000 TO a dead
cat he'll surprise himself"
Sure" said Jarvey And them that
Goes a power of ,thinkin' beforehand
are usually a little bit behind hand
when things bust loose. And vicy versy
the fellow whose heads all bone some
times'll manage to act to surprise you.
Remember Doggy Kitson--him that
took Ii through the lungs down by the
lake and was invaded home? Had a
face like the side of a house without
any windows
Sure I remember him an his face, y
said the corporal. Didn't bust up all
my knuckles on it? He joined along
with me-"
$50 he did, assented Jarvey. I'D
forgot il. Chislett come to me and he
says, says e, 'Jarvey,' says e, them
two. Toplatch and Kitson look like the
scum o creation. If they ever get so
we can use 'em even for mess orderlies,
you'll have TO learn 'em. See what you
can do with EN- he says.
You're born liar, careful bred, Jar
vey,' said the corporal. you was
nothin' but buck private in them
days"
well" said Jarvey easily, IT don't
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28

halt, and quit talkin', and keep quiet.
We didn't know what was doin for a
minute, and then from down the hill
nour left come uD a horrible streak
o blue vitriOl language. 1t seemed to
come from the hollow a ways below US.
but the jungle was too thick to see any
thing, so we waited. kind o. Speculatin'
in our minds, while Chislett and a
couple Of guides slipped down to In
vestigate
Directly the cataract o. cuss words
sort o. died out in bubbles. and every
thing was quiet. Then it begun again.
! but seemed little bit damned in it's
| flow
Then we got an order TO depIoy and
circle round to come i'm on that hollow.
AT last it looked like there was some
thin doin' besides hikin the soles off
our feet, and ii wasn't five minutes
fore we had that place surrounded. and
! were movin' in, expectin d rush.
Don't any rush come though, and
directly we broke through from all sides
and then pulled up, and just stood
starin', There in the centre sat Kitson,
| with his case knife in his hand. a-slic-
| in or sections Of his pig and jammin'
'em into his mouth. He had his krag
on his knees all ready for business, and
| opposite him sat five little devil mig
| gers. skairt to move an eyelid till he
| gave 'em the word.
Son as he got a mouthfuI o. pig
| chewed down so he could talk, he'd be-
gin revilin' them five. He had 'em
oowed TO a standstil- They sure thought
| he was their king. Just as / come
through into the clearin' he chuckad
at 'em a handful O. ribs he'd picked
clean
Eat them" ne roared at 'em. and
the way they scrambled to get their
teeth into his leavin's was somethin'
to look at
About then we rushed in and spoiled
the show, and, you can believe it or not
but them little heather who'd sat there
and let KitsOn broWbeat 'em to a finish
fought like wildcats when it come to
bein' tied up by the rest of us.
"kitSon was clean off his head Hc
didn't even know us at first. and want
ed to fight the crowd to save his pig.
We'll, now, he'd ct everything but
| the head. That much was still on the
stick, and somehow or other the ears
of ii looked kind o. peculiar to me. So
1 walked up and twisted it round. and
I'm a pigeon-tOed highlander if it
wasn't the head of nice, little; fat
yellow dog.
That fellow was certainly a wonder
He'd eft all o ten pounds o. that roast,
and he never turned a hair when he
found out what it was. Chislett choked
US off after a bit. but KitsOn never
heard the last o. that pig, and he never
will.
1.-THE laugh was on us too. only he
didn't have brains enough to see it. One
o. those five that he Dtured was KOla.
the chief, and the others were all there
was left of that bunch of q dozen that
we'd been racin' over the skyline after
for two weeks And it 1t hadn't been for
Kitson and his appetite we'd "a worn
our feet off half way to our knees fore
we'd ever come up with 'em.
But il shows what 1 was tellin' you.
that man don't ever know what he'll
do in a tight hole till the hole begins
to pinch him. And it's good bet he
won't do what he's figured out he
would
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
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