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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
MR.. RAGLEY IS
VICTIM|ZED

The neryy fargcr who has been
passing worthless checks on local
drug stores for tho past six months
added another victim 10 his list last
night when he palmed off one Of
his fake pieces OF paper ON Max
lsaEieY, At 2ud av aud Pike St.
Tor $3.50.
Mrs HaEley. a few nights since.
was at a house party given By Mrs
William CoffmAn. al if3t ttth aY..
aud won whist prize. The fofger
evidently read an Reeount OF this
Ia the paper. for he aent boy TO
the drug store with check aud a
note. purpoftIng 10 come from Mra.
.Coffman. and asking that IL be
eRshed, after deductlng the money
for several small articles which she
asked 10 have sent back.
Mr.. Ragley eaahed the check. but
has since learned that Il was worth
leaa aud he has not been able To 10
cate the boy who brought Il 20 the
store The case has bcen reported
10 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

A report has been circulated here
that J Il MoffoId. who runs a bar
Der shop al this place. has been run
Ming a gambling game ia the back
rooms OF his shop Mr.. MorfOrd
stated this morning that the report
MAS false and intended 20 make the
party or parties who started the re-
port prove their statement He fur
Their states that the card games
which were played AZ his place we're
played for the treats only. and 20
his knowledge no gambling for
money event went on 1T his place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
To IMPROVE
RIFLE RANGE

Officers Of three local militia COM
pauies are today Inspecting the tar
81 ranges Of the national guard
a. orlila with = view o. making 60
Inmates on Improvement for the
cenlinE season.
The ranges are 10 be put IN first
class condition AZ the expense Of the
state. and several competitive shoots
vii be held there during the sum
nief. A telephone system will be
Installed 10 connect the ranges and
targets. new rifle pits wlli be dug
ard some II the ranges are 10 be
icYuled
When the work Is completed the
ranges viii rank with any In the
sect and additional buildings are TO
b. constructed for the convenience
Of companies ualng the range
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
TRY TO OBTAIN
A FREE SITE

The special corn mittee Of tho
chamber OF commerce. which has be.
fufe u the proposition Of Dr Milicr
10 establish the North Pacific Den
tai college IN this elty met thia
morning and. after considerable dla.
eglAaion. decided "a take tho scheme
10 the representatives. 81 the Denny
estate. Ia hopes % Inducing these
parties 20 crest suitable building
Il Il the belief Of the committee
that the dental college can be
brought 10 Seattle from Portland
where q Is nos located. 70 proper
Inducements arc offered Ia the say
Of a site oT A hnildtnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
INDOOR TRACK
MEET

Nearly uao hundred Athletes are
scheduled 70 enter tbs indoor track
meet AZ the university gymnasium
tomorrow night IL will BE- one ~
tbs biggest lndoor meeta ever heia
At the university
Three \. ". G. A. teams. tho =. A.
&. team and tho university team
will take part In O.
Many Ertriss
Assistant Manager ficmuhlli re-
eelved the fall Hst u the entrica
late last evening The numbeF %
athletes 10 take part WH7 far nhovr
his first estimate Tho men who
are apt 20 run hard for places are
as fuiiousi
University Teafa. Rex Smith
williams. King. White. Parker. Nc
cfory. ueweft. a. Smith. Faster
+ 7. Smith and Jarvis
8 A. C-grnnt. nohm. Winaor.
spennfeides. ilumea. burlington
weatsrmau. Coyie. Harris and
uuwd
Tacoma 7. M. G. A.-nyrd. White.
Richards. Martin aud olney
seattle \. ". G. A.--Glsh. How
ard spanElef. Hatch. Gillies and At
wood
Everett Y. y c. Smith. Hal
quest Dufea. Scott. Hazard and
Thalioconfb
8. a. e. Goes In.
4 Vas AZ first believed that the
q A. q would not enter but they
vii not ouir enter. SAYS pr Roller
they're EolaR 10 carry OF all the
pflzea" n certainly looks like q
When we aaa such famous old ~"
athletes as Grant and Dohm and
WInaor IN the hunch
The relay sill probably NOT be en-
tered on account ~ the number OF
teama unless al the teams Insist
on Il.
The management have fixed a
balcony that will seat over coo peo-
PIE This f. the first time that tho
audience viii have enough comfort
able seats. az before hardly 200
could be accommodated. They have
also arranged 20 have special ears
from tho city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

The city water ana light depart
ment Is today putting into service
a new addressing machine for ad-
dressing the bills ~ light conEums
era and Of meter water consumers
The two departments each month
send out some 1000 Of these bills
each one being mailed on a postal
card. To address these cards BY hand
requires about five days work.
while with the new addressing ma
chine the work can be done In about
two hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
CONFESSES
FORGER|ES
JOHN ENGLAND. PRINTER, Isl
ARRESTED FAMILY vIslrs
HIM AT JAIL

\ self confessed fofrer John Eng.
land. "a printer residInR az 10th az.
aha hcaler way with his wife aud
ehllda was today arrested by the
police. The prisoner has aeknowi-
edErd having passed two worthless
checks. one for see on William
tihek, the tawelcr. and another
check for large amount on a
clothing dealer whose name IL not
made public.
The arrest was made before the
noon hour today. The police had
received information Witch made
thetn positive that England had
passed az least the two forged
checks. 80 Detectives Adams and
Narhrtt went 60 his residence. lie
MAS az home with his family and Of.
fered no resistance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
THREW BOILING
WATER ON HIM

MERGED. Cal. March - 4 re-
port has reached here that Mrs
James Dedmou. - Bear Valley.
Mafiu0aa county, early Monday
morning thFsw pan o. boiling
water on her husband whiis he Was
sleeping IN bed. a. a result ~ which
Dsdmou died Wednesday afternoon
A eorunera inquest Is being held to-
daY The woman vas placed under
arrest and taken % the Aa~lposa
tail. The couple have four children.
Marine inspectors whitney and
Turner today began an inspection 81
the steamers Bertha and Alaskan.
examining every single iife PRE-
SERVER.
All the deputies IN the city comp
traner's office this morning filed
their bonds.
THE park heard this afternoon de-
riasI % roy 81 800 for Az bloekH
II iand on Queen Anne Bill between
Blaine and Caller afs and nth aud
18th ava Ter park purposes.
The new council committee on
rules and order ~ business fitted itu
report. practically rs-estsbliahins
the old rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
PUGS FIGHT At.
KIRKLAND

KIRKLAND. March - The peo-
pie OF Kirkland were put Ia a flut-
ter a few nights ago when Hal Stew
art and Oscar nlau. Of this place.
drew a ring and entered Il with the
intentlon Of having q 20-rouna
match. kid" Blau. however. was
wlnded ia the second round
The trouble occurred over Oscar
Blau'a striking the small brother Of
Hal Stewart.
Tho young pugs will fight a six
round match within the next few
days and both are nov in training
for H.
II KID" nlau wins the second
fight. Il will take n third match TO
determine who IS the best man.
The King County ferry. which has
been laid up for the last two weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
rdaor Of Ballard Weekly Paper Springs New
Surprise in Paving ScandaI--.Says He Was
offered Several Ads to Boost One Company.

n,,fARn. March e 4 new
hsss IN regard 20 the a9ard'hE
$3.50 80 sed Az. paying contract VIII
= 'ss lag hy the ballard Record a
sh paper, tomorrow, .
& gisekwcod. the editor, VIII
az 4 representative ef oae az
~ J. ss,s.,nsnlss tried 10 bride him to
y, complimentary articles
WA s lAs methods amt work Of one
49, y "a eaxlag companleA
Offers Ads.
" naekwood said this morning
aSame time aso We received an
~. i pahlish 4 small advertise
-. ar the company fof which
.aFs 10 receive 50 a month
ss.ut two weeks aso ! Vas called
- I, nAuue a half dosen times and
81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
VERY
D|SCOURAGING

wAaHfsGTos. March y At
tofney General Moody called on tho
president today t. discuss the pack
rrF decision ~ Is generally be-
lieved that HE department of JUS
ticc VIII adopt the conclusion that
the decision VIII have the effect ~
releasing the defendants and make
Il impossible 70 place them IN je0-
pnrdy d second time. fhis being like
~ 10 be considered by the higher
court as an aequltial upon the
criminal charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
COURT HEARS
WATER CASE

The test ease brought ia the name
OF I. w farwoll by Attorney John
", Roberts. Ia which an Injunction
la asked "a prevent the city from
furnishing water to ballard. was
heard Ia the superior court today
seatt Calhoun. corporation counsel.
filed a demurrer
A large number uf Renton hill
property owners who claim that
they get insufficient water. and that
ballard has no rlght to II under the
circumstances, were present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
PACKERS GRANTED IMMUNITY

CHICAGO. March 22. All u the
packers Nbo were Indicted BY the
federal grand jury laet summer upon
charges II being In conspiracy in
restraint 81 trade and commerce.
were granted immunity from Grim
inai prosecution under the iudict-
meut yesterday. while the indi-
vlduals are o. 20 free, the lndict-
menta found against the corpora
tons. Of which some Of The indicted
individuals are members and others
are employees, are 70 be- prosecuted.
Tho decision 20 the above effect
Was handed down BY Judge J. Otis
Humphrey IN the United states
district court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

Later England confessed 20 the
Two forErfieH, but pleaded IN excuse
That no was Intoxicated az the time
and did not realize what he was
dolnE The man has been engaged
IA the job printing business here TOT
some time.
England appeared at f1ncka lew.
eift store and purchased watch
for So He offered IN payment q
cheek Tor So, made cut 90 s. J.
Murphy. one check puTportea 60
be signed b. william stanley. the
wei known contractor. and the 9th
&c BY man named Powers.
During the day Enniandn wife
ana daughter and brother visited
him "a the police station. but he
Naa stlli being held ss late hour.
aH ball had not been furnished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

The bonds Of the Barber Asphalt
company. on The contracts awarded
the company Tor laying and main
tanning the asphalt paving on 10th
Rv. y. were approved BY Mayor
Moore aud City Comptroller Carroll
this morning The construction bond
ia for ti1s 900 and the maintenance
bond IL FOR SIS. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
BOYES IS
IN CHARGE

AZ special meeting % the board
II directors u the ghfiatian Home
FOR Young Momeu. Capt. D..
Iloyea. ~ the Volunteers 81 Amer
Lea. VAS appointed to take entiFe
etnrKs 81 the home. The board of
directors all act rs his advisors and
the board Of trustees Of the velun.
teers ~ America will have complete
nontrol Of tho property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
CUPID NOT WORKING

Not single marriage license wa
Issued from the county auditors Of
flee yesterday. a condition that has
not occurred for several months.
The smallest days iuaue for SOME
time was on Friday. the 18Th. when
but two licenses we're sold. but yes
trfday WAS neither Friday. nor
otherwise unpeky Tho strange co
ineidgnce II not considered BY the
clerks Al the office as a good omen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

70 MISSING
ALEXANDER SCOTT DISAPPEARS WITH 'soo-FEAREo ne HAS
ACCIDENT OR FOUL p LAY

BALLARD. March - Alexander
Scott has requested the police 20
heip find his brother Richard. who
disappeared Tuesday with nearly
$500 In his pocket Scott gays theY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

arrived last Monday from Horton.
and he fonts something hna hap
pened 10 hiH brother.
They have "a room at 81 Cheney
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
BALLARD NOTES

A man named Elmer Woley was
picked up by the police last night
ard ordered by chief stratton 70 90
20 work or leave town. He went 10
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

A star reporter made a canvass
uf some property owners on End ay
.thla morning In an cffnff e. ascer-
taia whether theY favored the paw
ing contract going 10 the HaFher
eumpany. In nearly every ease IN
dIEnailon was expressed that the
i0Rest bidder asa nat SET the work
Following IL the statement mad. hy
4 Few ~ the property owners
r. r. f.oweaiy Gfoerr. 2nd and
Crawford what's the uar IN ask.
inE for bids Il the lowest bisdeF dosa
not grt the eontrAetfe
Y. Schaser. Grocer State ard end
~ think tho awarding Of the con-
tract 70 the Barter company an out.
rage"
A Cashier. Meats. snA and State
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

nr. Vincent ~ the University Of
Chicago. addressed the hlah school
students today on Sportsman
shin" lie drew distinction be-
tween sport" and n sportsman"
tHaf was especially good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
SOUGHT 70
BRIBE HIM

The council did wrong ia award.
lns the contract tu the highest bid.
der"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

FOR repairs. viii resume It's old run
next Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

Y y CAR Shops rnfng IN q Z. n
Humans Meadows Gardens stuniav.
tnk aea4f - raens wiii maka ths
feet ionx emily III "a ierrns n A. =
per nsunth Twenfr aairs1uen % ths
sroumd4 aatii SID aus1 aiee need sew.
srai mere men &c god vase ~tii
sell houses On terms q Q Der nsaash
Tsha re- benion car 80 nauaralah
eridEr. o. call AZ H4iimansa afftsea
IN Tifasa tiata. Af uncM "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
GRAND COUNCIL
BEGINS WORK

The Grand Council. Royal Ar
eanam. % the State Of Washington.
IL In session today In the indKs
rnama In the X. 81 T.. building.
First av. aad Pike II. Every e0nu.
ell IN the state IL represented. 50
members being In attendance This
morning committees we're appointed
on The vafteaa orders ~ business
and this afternoon reports viii be
received.
Tho important feature % the aea.
aiun IL the election of officers and
the selection of a place fnr the next
meeting At noon u was given out
that T Rogers. OF Everett. would
be elected grand regent Tonight a
general ussntinE. IT which class
lnltiatiun util bs given. siii BE- held.
followed By smoker
Tho meeting - cnilvnnsd by the
presence ~ Deputy Supreme Regent
Gua GunEeaaerfor. Of Gan Fran.
cisco.
The omssra
The Officers ~ the grand council
all q whofu are prsnent today. are
Grand regent. G q bowie. ~ Taco
ma. sraad vice regent. T Rogers.
~ Everett grand reKsni. Morgan
Wheeler. 81 neliinEhan past grant
regent. W. = sisitsr seattle. grand
secretary. T A Parrish. grand
treasurer. & o taruna grand
chApIaln. y " inKefnol. grand
warden. J. r. Mclaughlin. grand
sentry. J q. nrenens supreme rep
ressntAffvr. r. " Jones. grand
trustee. three yeAr term. ". W Car.
roll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

spii housss - terms = o 90 rsss,s
Take nsu nenton ear 70 nauasaish
eridF0. % call AZ ifgiimans affieea
n finass hiaea. AZ orc. "a
ctarAP-s aersm rs i&ytnw hs.s A,
dstrGs. : Faux ffsssH ~ On -. a.
ears. erfY ~. This place easf ne
tseeFif ~ ecles - 90 eauuirr
50 pss wsaafn 70 rastahi# Marty 49,
Mr. aaap 81 NermF AZ Hiiinanss N.
Tees Us FtffTs Niaek o. Mf Mar.
dcek. a Attautsr citv. o. Ne Asnis.
wall AZ LaNasuish Bridge. IT
ONE % the ffuTss AaiaagnE sites Is ghs
Hahurtts 81 tna city near 3 saslln@a.
improved. and tsaffHg fruit E hauss
g. i've e free - ehafKe whlis yna
huIid. lne feet square IN r. ~
tze-Costars On zsfh Ave 81. small
payment down
Hes s. Se,,ss, ,.ss e. a.. 20 Ave. near
Sc cgstaEn on Dearborn - SIS
cash
n.es- cetisss % queen Anns Hm.
verF Desirable
& Iae.- fafs aa capital TlIn fssh ana
FtasHstA ~
$50 -. Test lots on nainirr Heights.
view q iskf rieht on car. small
payment down
EsiA--ss faat iata near ffNfH hrick-
yard fhssr are ehniee.
Fs1a-.rhfaa ssFiN-faaf lots faF FTEa
nvariHok Naka Washington and
frpm fwo 20 tive blocks ffam car.
W Il DANNEH q Co.
~ Iumhrr Esehanrs.
EsHHH1a. frHHH HaW
FOR SALE New s-ruam cctfans. mod.
HFr WffM fWn lots. ane htnah from
rFr in University addition. fer q fgt
~ CASH rect terms. ~ uwnef ~
. EfNlA9Eh - hroosl5h ave.
"a
oWN ER NelnE 90 Alaska. will sell no
hufns uaH arfa with uFaf lftla house
eFsrg heb = ground = spiendid
shape fHffirs rnsHHHn house. etc 4.
for nee. Sc cash. balance - suit
per cert on deferred paFuesif#.
Thts neeaH eafv 20 - srcn 20 81 TAX.
So w. j BoWEN. Brighton Beach
affce . a. fn- 90 p. u.. IS Afasds
Main ik II
NEW fatu-ro0m cotfsas modern two
lots. fine view. 0HH A1iDfk ffam car
line ia minutes ride from citN price
p aN"l"s H#HH N"AAAHA t."Ht# AHHI'l
am "a
81 10 $50 each. broom bath. PANTRY.
large lot 3 blocks faFN hainaea az
manth Mr Moon. - Marion BLOCK
w
THREE Gua lots Tor aaia cheau. small
payment down. balance SO uer
month. ere block frun ear Hoe.
school and poatuffiee. Address Box
"a Dunlap. wash "A
II Fou wish your property sid or
rrutsd list u with sc w. VIII afge
It special attention. WE have many
buyers and renters a. hand. ard can
secure quick reTuita for YOU Pore.
hand 4 Co. fii Epter block. -
$50
Residence lot on 18th ave. one block
from jefferson street cars owner
wishes - 70 % Alaska. Cheapest
II section
gE0RG p rhcHfAM & co
f.z#o Waa it ziastf n = Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

Mayor Wiley was asked this
morning II ho had decided TO sign
the contract awarding the work %
the barber Asphalt company, He
said;
while have not Investigated the
matter thoroughly. | nnd that mos,
u the protests come from property
owners on sud av.. who refused %
sisn the petition Ia have the street
paved before I do anything | shall
see every enc who signed the peJl-
ton aud will act ON what The ma.
lorlty say.
Personally feel that the eaun,
eli acted a. they thought best. and
Il a. my opinion that II the contract
Is thrown cut there will be no paw
ing done On end az. The eaunell
members have gone "a a great deal
az trouble In the matter. and
think they wlli not care 90 80 over
the work sKain"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

9SE % the finTst Naia8lnE sites Is ghs
nahurtN 81 tue city near 3 esFtlnsa.
improved. and bearing fruit : haust
Ia live Ia free - sharHr wHifs yna
hMlid. iae feet aSIuaFe TNn r. n
Scott rManss North 70 a s9s q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

asked 60 come 10 tho Seattle office
af the company | made a number
- excuses. hut finally went 10 their
office. ! was met hy tho manager.
Who asked me 90 step into the hall.
as no wanted to talk To me IN pei.
Nate There were a number Of peo
pie la this office If the time.
Claaplng my hand like a long lost
brother. he said.
There viii be 4 good deal of paw
iuK done IN Ballard this summer
aud Ne want the contracts Now.
Nou push eur aide out there aud
there viii be something In L tor
You say ehout $50
Thinks tie the Limit.
That's the limit To think w
would be 4 party in dolnE the town
cut OF thousands " dollars for the
sum OF So"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22
CHEAP HONEST

R.sI Esss,.-csn,Iru.t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

The King County ferry. which has
been laid up for the last two weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

Residence lot on 0th ave. one block
from Jefferson street cars Uwfaaf
Hfehru - 20 % Alaska Cheapest
H. section
gE0RG p NrfcTfAM & co
tf1Ia sir EIa=Etf a. y Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

II you wish your property SD or
rented tist Il with Ha w. VII etga
H special attention We have many
buyers and renters 81 hanf ard can
secure quick resufta for you Fnrs.
hand 4 Co. fi Epier block. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-22

THREE nua lots Tor aafa cheap. small
payment down. balance SO uer
month ere block frun ear line.
school and postoffiee Address Box
ct Dunlap. wash n
The Coconino sun., 1906-09-22
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Don't save your money and starve your mind.
 Vigorous thought must come from fresh brain.
 Tens of thousands of people fail be- cause they love their ease too much.
 Keeping alive that spi.lt of youth" Stevenson used to say, was "the per ennlal spring of all the mental fIcul' ties"
 A man may build q palace. but he can never make of 1t home. The spirituality and bye of woman alone can accomplish this.
 If we arc coatentcl to unfold the life wl,hin according to the pattern given US we shall reach the h.glest end Of which we are capable.
 Fly proper training the depressing emotions can be practically eliminated from life anl the good emotions ren. dere1 permanently Loninant.
 Every time you crowd ln:o the mem ory what you Co not expect 1t to re- tain you weaken Its powers anl you lose your authority to command iss seryices.-Success.
The Coconino sun., 1906-09-22
rooaa rhat mal.e You nd.

Potatoes. peas. basel beans. fats. sweets-sIch as pudding5. pies and cake-ale. beer sweet wines and even water. when taken with meals, all coalucc to obesity. But in lieu of the foreSo.ng flesh producers one may sat isgy hunger with moderate amount of lean meats, poultry, fish; with fruits (e%cept.ug flgl. dates and bananasI aud with vegetables. such as spinach, string beans. eggplant. celery, beets. etc. 1 wo@ll recommend also that those overfat from a too rich and too gener
 ous diet abstain from much liquid at meals. but that they drink copiously of water between meals 10 flush their sys' tens. Water. be 1t remembered, is an excellent purgative.-G. Eliot Flint in Outing.
The Coconino sun., 1906-09-22
John v,esler ers neau Nash.

In a boos aboat Path is set forth a story about JoAn Wesley. Beau Nash had told Wesley that hls preaching in tie street was not oaly contrary to law. but 1t frightened people out of the.r wits"
 "slr." sald Wesley. did you ever hear me pgeachT'
 "No." said tGe master eff ceremonies.
 "Ho0' then cln yo1 judge of what you never hoarlf"
 By common report" said Nash stoutly.
 Common report is not enough. Give me leave. sir. 10 ask. is not your name NashT
 My name is Nash"
 "s.E" said Wesley. "l dare not judge of you by common report"