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The sun., 1907-08-15
YEA, A DANIEL.
MEamy Case sottlsd I'm q Way 10 satisfy
Two Out ef Tnroe Yiddfsherr.

AsN~@-~~ssNs
IL was left to Herman Ksuhn 10 decide
yesterday whether he would support two
wives or 90 70 Jail. He had been convicted
BY a jury In General Sessions Of bigamy
and Judge Foster gave him the alternative
Of providing fer the two wives and three
children by the first. He decided that he
didn't want to 90 to Jail and while he
wondered for q time II he could live with
both wives he was told that really he
could have only one. Az il was left to
his discretion which one> he wanted TO live
with he selected the second wife. who is
also the younger and the prettier.
keuhn has been in jail four months.
IL was brought out at the trial that he
lived with a woman in Austria aud they
had three children Then he came to this
country and married Sadie Rosenberg.
HIS lawyer argued that there was no proof
Of the first marriage and there was doubt
in Judge Fosters mind Of the sufIioiency
OF the evidence. but the Jury convicted just
tho same.
The two women didn't want keuhn TO
go TO Jail. The older said that il he did
she and her three children would have 70
20 TO the poorhouse. When Judge Foster
suggested that IL lie would support both
women and the children sentence would
be suspended Keuhn grinned aud promised.
And can keep them both" he said
Judge Foster replied promptly that he
couldn't do that and Keuhn wanted u
decision as 10 which was his legal wife.
As Keuhn had been convicted Of bigamy
Judge Foster was puzzled.
You'll have to decide. said the Court.
keuhn did it with a jump. He grabbed
the young woman and kissed her. The
other. when she was told in Yiddish what
had happened. cried She didn't want IL
Ihai
The sun., 1907-08-15
PLOT TO KILL LORD ASHTOWN.
Explosive. Placed on ms window siIl. DAM
ages Seriously Glenshiry Ledge.
Special Caots Despatch 10 The

Special Caoys Despatch 10 The SUN
LONDON. Aug. 14.-An explosion took
place this morning at Glenahiry Lodge,
near Clonmel, the seat Of Lord Ashtown,
who arrived there last night for the grouse
shooting Early this morning he was
awakened by loud report and the windows,
walls and furniture Of his bedroom were
shattered. Lord Ashtown was uninjured
The Dublin Mail says that the house
was partly blown up. bomb had been
placed on the window sill Of Lord Ash
towns bedroom. Lord Ashtown has had
trouble with poachers. and an alleged plot
TO kill him was the subject Of trial at the
last Galway assizes The trial resulted
in an aoquittal.
Lord Ashtown does not believe that the
outrage was planned locally. He ascribes
its origin to the west Of Ireland, where there
has been fighting and anti grazing agita-
ton. He is the leading spirit In the Irish
Unionist Alliance and a most active oppo-
nent Of the United Irish League and other
Nationalist organizations
The sun., 1907-08-15
WOMAN INSULTED BY WIRE.
Operator at Southampton Has Her Troubles
Intii n knight Errant Genes Along.

The young woman operator at South
ampton. l.. l.. who has attempted to get
through messages on the railroad wire
about the lawn tennis tournament at the
Meadow Club. has been broken in upon
with all sorts Of abusive and indecent
language.
These interruptions were not signed in
any way. 30 that it was impossible to find
out who was doing it. On one occasion
the young woman was absent from the
Office and man operator from New York
was there. Some operator called up to
abuse the young woman. apparently having
nothing else 10 do. The male operator
hurried to the key and flashed:
Sign. you dirty coward. il you dare,
and I'll hunt you up and give you the licking
you deserve"
The sun., 1907-08-15
A LONG BEARD AND 4 KNIFE.
Combined They Cause . Lot ef Trouble for
Homes going Swiss.

Homegolng Swiss.
Charles Danini. 10 years old, a Swiss
carpenter with long brown whiskers who
was on his way home TO Switzerland for
a visit after twenty years in California.
spoke to sight-year-old Lena Handel in
front Of her home. at 2O3 Washington street.
Yesterday morning. The bewhiskered
stranger was surrounded in q jify by a
hundred mArketmep.
Hes trying to kidnap the kid some
body said.
Policemaa Jake Miller rescued Danini.
who had his ooat over his head trying to
save his whiskers. The policeman found
$40 in gold on Danini. a second cabin ticket
for La Bretagne sailing this morning.
and a ten inoh hunting knife Il was
decided that spots on the knife were blood
stains and Polioe Headquarters wsre notified
that Jack the Ripper. alias the human
gorilla, had besn caught. A dozen slsuths
responded TO the message to 500 that the
monster did not escape.
my. oh, my said Magistrate Breen
whom the sxcitsd cops dragged Danini Into
the Tombs court. $50 you've got him. oh!
And he's ths man. 10 he1'
They're bloodstains. Danini told Magis-
trate Breen when asked about tho dagger
and its spots. 4 skinned . deer . year
ago with that knife
why do you oarry h?' asked the Masis.
trass.
Il eos slIo In gold on ne. and knife Z
mishfy handy whom you got gold. he sold
Hswas waking through the street looking
= he sights, he said, whom the gir got In
s. vsy and he-pushsd her aside. Hs l~s'
disehs,sed. -, .-slAss risZ-.
The sun., 1907-08-15
AUTO OVER I7S FOOT CLIFF.
six-Year-Old Girl Killed Near Susqu ehannA
m Accident TO Her Fathers Car.

WILLIAMsPoRT. Pa. Aug. IA touring
car driven by Harry G. Brush Of Susque-
hanna jumped 175 foot embankment into
the Susquehanna River to-day. Helen
Brush. his six-year-ol daughter. was killed.
Mr.. Brush broke leg. Miss Frances Griffin
was seriously hurt and Thomas Boylin
was badly bruised.
Mr.. Brush was running his car alone for
the second time. He was driving along the
highway a mile above Susqushanna this
afternoon when. in trying to turn he put
his foot on the wrong lever Instead OF re-
versng the car shot ahead and went over
the cliff. II struck a rock in falling and
turned over twice. The girls were thrown
out. but Mr.. Brush was pinned to the steering
wheel. and he plunged into the water with
the oar. Boys who were in swimming saved
him from drowning.
The sun., 1907-08-15
FUGITIVE ADsETTS CAUGHT.
Ex-NIsrine, Charged with Murder. Found
Hiding on tine Cruiser Galveston.

Special Gable Despafoh 20 TEE sun.
CHERoo. Aug. 14.-W. H. Adsetts. the
former United States marine who was ar
rested here yesterday on the charge OF
numbering a woman, but who made his
escape from the city Jail pending the ar
rival OF q guard Of marines to take charge
OF him. was rscaptured at IL o'clock last
night hidden on board the cruiser Cal
weston. Adsetts was the owner Of the
Bohemian Club here.
A silver toilet set marked Gertrude was
found in Adsett's baggage. taken from the
ship Nissin to-day. Gertrude Dayton Of
Manila In missing.
The sun., 1907-08-15
WHOLE TRAIN ROLLS OVER.
q Carried 600 Passengers. hut No One Wa,
Killed or Seriously Hurs.

q Carried 600 Passengers, hut No One Was
Killed or Seriously Hurt.
AsHRvnLE, N. C., Aug. IA Southern
Railway excursion train between Asheville
and Lake Toxaway, carrying 400 passengers,
was overturned this afternoon while ascend
ing a heavy mountain grade FIVE miles
beyond Brevard.
The entire train OF five cars and engine
left the track and rolled down an embank-
msnt. No one was killed, and none seri-
ously hurt.
The train was stopped by Baggage Mas
ter Hannah Of Asheville, N. c., who applied
the emergency brakes just as the engine
had started to Cross trestle 200 feet high.
The accident was due to spreading OF the
rails
The sun., 1907-08-15
ELECTION APPEAL MUST WAIT.
Judge Cullen Declines 20 RecOnve1e the
Court OF Appeals 20 Hear the Case.

Judge SuIIen DocHhrs 70 NecOnVoho INC
Court Of Appeals 20 Near the Case.
ALBANY, Aug. 1.-The Court OF Appeals
will not be convened in special session at
this time to pass upon the appeal in the
case Of Senator Cassidy, involving the
proposed election of State Senators in the
fall. Chief Judge Cullen says he must
decline to convene court, which IL now In
recess, specially "to reconsider a question
virtually disposed Of by the court by
decision made after mature dshberation
not more than six months ago. Moreover
the appeals II properly prosecuted can be
heard and disposed OF at the regular session
OF the court on September % In ample time
for the proper conduct Of the November
election"
The sun., 1907-08-15
WILL VISIT COUNTY FAIRS.
Gov. Hughes 10 Tell First Hand what Hes
About I'm Albany.

ALBANY. Aug. l4.-Gov. Hughes will
visit the county fairs and acquaint the
people with what he is trying to accom-
plish in State affairs. He will start on
his trips next week and finish up with the
State fair at Syracuse in September. In
the early fall he will inspect the State in
stitutions and afterward look into the
administration OF the State departments
Gov. Hughes was here from Albany last
night on private business including the
closing up OF his city house, and put up at
the Astor. He will return TO Albany this
morning.
The sun., 1907-08-15
MIDNIGHT BATHER LOST.
Edwin Coiwell. According 20 custom
Went In for Early Swim.

Went In for Early Swim.
Edwin A. Colwsll Of Tenth avenue. Rock
away Park. went in bathing between mid
night and o'clock yesterday morning and.
it 10 presumed, was drowned. For couple
Of years 1t has been Mr.. Colwell's custom
to 60 In bathing around midnight from the
beach near the terminus OF Tenth avenue.
He left home after midnight yesterday
morning clad in his bathing suit and bath
robe. Later the robe was found on the sand
at the point where Mr.. Colwell usually dis
carded it before entering the water. but
Mrs Rose Colwell, yesterday notified the
police of her husbands absence. MIR.
Colwell had retired from business and lived
a. the shore all the year.
The sun., 1907-08-15
ISLAND ron DRIFTERS CLUB.

Edward Moore Osborn Remembers club
In HIS VIII.
BY the terms Of the will Of the late Ed
ward Moore Osborn, nled yesterday In the
Surrogate's office in Brooklyn, the entire
personal property, valued at $50 600, Is left
70 his widow, Emily Osborn.
A piece Of property known as Points
Island, In the st. Lawrence River, which
belonGsd 70 the deceased, Ia left 70 tho
DriftHs' Club, Of which he was member.
The sun., 1907-08-15
BRIDGE CABLE SLIPS.

Breskdswn IN Tramo system Ter seven
siinutes - . Consequence.
One of the cables slipped OF It's drum
at the Manhattan end Of tho Brooklyn
Bridge Just before Q O'Clock Last night and
IN cars dspsnding on the cables stopped.
Gait. MuthA q the bridge squad ordered
ticket selling stopped. A parade over the
promenAde began.
Ths repair gang, made expert By many
ssnh bEssks, bad thin0 6xsd up In seven
uninvxfea. and ouoo the lam was broken
the srsf1o quietly sdjustsd Itself.
The sun., 1907-08-15
DEATH MESSAGE IN 4 BOTTLE
Nv. r. ~" Casts Adrtrt n Note Telling
About rms Plan 0f Ending u An.

About rms Plan of Ending n Al.
William Rogt while fishing in Flushing
Bay OF College Point yesterday morning
picked up q bottle which had in il piece
Of paper on which was written:
August 5. 1907.
By the time this note 10 found shall be
asleep in Flushing BAY between College
Point and North Beach I am tired OF life.
Please keep this out OF the papers. W.T..
Rogt took the note TO the police and they
are looking out for any body they may be
able to fnd. The note may be joke. they
suspect
The sun., 1907-08-15
BELMONT TAKES CITY BONDS
Fer the ~ .sO0. .O0O Due To the INTERIOR
Ough N. T. 40.

FOt VUt HT.UWVtVVV DUO " Vfft bH0rTUWTs
Ough n. T. 10.
Deputy Comptroller McCooey said at the
close Of offfce hours yesterday that about
$500 900 worth Of city bonds had been sold
during the day by private sale He an
nounced also that August Belmont had sent
word to him that the Interborough Rapid
Transit Company would take bonds for
what the city owes the company. There is
due to the company on the Brooklyn subway
extension and for terminals and extra work
about q, SOC, 600. About IS, ms, 900 Of bonds
have thus been disposed Of.
The sun., 1907-08-15
JOHN g. HECKsCHER ILL.
News CaDied From Dresden to His Daughter.
Mrs. Mcclellan.

A cable message was received at the
City Hall yesterday from Consui-General
Carney Of Dresden saying that John q.
Heokscher. the father Of Mayor McClellan's .
wife. Ia lying seriously III in that city. The
cable did not describe the nature Of Mr..
Hecksoher's illness. The information was
forwarded to Mayor and Mrs. Mcclellan.
who are in Maine. and they have Cabled
to Dresden for particulars. inquirins ~
to the possibility Of bringing Mr.. Heckscher
home
The sun., 1907-08-15
PARCHED-AND IT WON'T RAIN,
4 Tvs and tho Summer Felix's Arc Particu-
lAFlY Amicted Up Albany Way.

lsrly Amicted Up Albany Way.
ALBANY. Aug. 1.-THE ground In the
country about Albany is burning up for
lack of moisture. Unless rain comes In q
few days tho drought will work consider
abls injury to tho drops. The milk supply
barren.
Folks from the otsass have been oompsllsd
TO oloss thar sumnsr housss bsoanss the
wells are running dry. Local Foreoasesr
Todd ssys b doss not sxpsot any rain fos
two % three days ct lssse.
The sun., 1907-08-15
p. X. r. TELEGRAPHERS' SCHOOL.
Plan to supply Demand for Operators That
New Law WIN Create.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Ito supply
tslegraphers to enable the Pennsylvania
Railroad to comply with the new law under
which railway telegraphers are permitted
to work only nine hours day. that com
pany will establish q school OF telegraphy
at Bedford
Students will be instructed in the duties
Of station agents and will acquire xnowl-
edge Of railroading.
The Pennsylvania east OF Pittsburg
employs over 5000 operators and TOO addi-
tional men will be required when the new
law goes into efect March I, 1908
The sun., 1907-08-15

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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-08

A. G. Wickman and A. f. Skaren
returned Tuesday from trip E. to
i Minneapolis.
Nels Johnson went to Thief River
Falls last night to figure on heat
! ing and plumbing job.
Mr.. and Mrs. And. Melgaard re-
turned home yesterday from an out
ing at Maple Lake.
L. E. Rood, the genial knight of
the grip, visited Warren friends for
a few days the fore part Of the week.
John B. Erickson and son, Theo-
dore, returned Tuesday from a few
days visit in Viking.
Tom johnson, an expert plummer,
of Crookston, is now in the employ
of the Warren Ma chine & Iron
Works Co.
Rev. P. Dalquist returned Monday
from Roseau county, where he has
spent few weeks engaged in re-
igious work.
George G. Hedtke. of Willmar,
Mimi, president of the New London
Milling Co., attended to business in
the city yesterday.
J. S. Hilleboe has bought John
Dahlgren's interest in the collection
business of Olson &. Dahlgren, the
firm being now Olson & HillebOe.
DR.. H. A. Tyler returned home
Saturday from MINNEAPOLIS where he
attended a meeting Of the National
Dental Association.
I. +. Severt sen. formerly of this
city, now engaged in the banking
bus1n ess~at Baudette,T Mimi, visited
Warren friends for few days this
week.
We want all threshermen to cal
on US for hard oil as we have the
best that has ever been brought tt
town, and we can recommend anc
guaran tee it,
Warren Machine & Iron Works Co
The busy season for the Warner
farm in plement dealers has com
menced, and they are kept bus!
night and day almost supplying
farmers with needed repairs an(
machinery for the harvest that will
soon be here.
The ladies of the Swedish Luther
an church will serve dinner AM
supper, and lunch at all hours, at tn
City Hall on Wednesday and Thurs
day next week for the accommoda
| ton OF county fair visitors am
, others who do not care to bottle
with cooking during those days.
The foundation has been laid TO
the new Norwegian Lutheran Syno
church in this city. IT. is Of cemen
blocks, of a reddish tinge
manufactured at Strip in this cOun
j ty. The excavation for a basemen
/ in which the heating plant is to b
} installed is being made. the contrac
: for this work having been let t
j John W. Johnson. The chruch builC
: ing will be of frame. of very pleasln
] architecture. P. Olson, of this city
has the contract for it's erection.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-08
Local News

Judge Holm and family are expect
ed home from Roseau today.
W. I. McCrum, of Thief River
Falls, was in the city Saturday.
Mrs. L. M. Lewis arrived from
Mankato Sunday to visit her hus-
band for few weeks.
County auditor Malberg spent a
couple days on his farm in Viking
this week.
A New Solum farmer driving an
OK team is in town today peddling a
load Of fine potatoes.
Tom Kolstad, of Marsh Grove. at
tended to business matters in the
city on Tuesday.
Go to Natwick for your picture
mailing cards. He has the finest
selection in town.
A sewer will be constructed on
Front street from Taralseth corner to
the mill.
Miss Anna Gustafson returned
yesterday from visit at Mimic.
North Dakota.
A. P. Nordlund, Henry Nystrom
and Nels Markuson were among the
Alvarado people who were here on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Tornell return
ed home this morning from their
visit at Pilot Mound, Iowa, and in
the Twin cities.
Miss Jessie Porteous will leave
next Saturday to visit her brothers
and other relatives and friends in
western Canada for a few weeks.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church will serve
dinner and supper in the Whitney
block each day Of the Fair next
week.
A cement curb has been construct
{ ed on Johnson avenue, from the
Taralseth store corner to the People!
store corner. very much improving
the looks of that side of the street.
Mrs Ole Dah)gren and three chill
dren. of Ballard, WASH, arrived
yesterday morning for visit will
her parents, in town of Foldahl ant
other relatives and friends in TIL
county.
The rain Sunday interfered will
the Swedish Lutheran Sunday schoo
picnic that was to have been held il
John G.. Anderson's grove. Tn
picnic will be held next Sunday in
stead, if it don't rain.
In honor Of Miss Leora Easton,
bride-elect of this month, the Mise
Grindeland gave a linen shower las
Friday afternoon. About eighteen
guests were present and brough
dainty gifts, which we're hiddel
about the rooms for the bride t.
! find. The dining room was TASTEFUL
/ decorated in pink and green. Shor
letters of advice to the bride wer
written by the guests betwee
| courses of we'll relished delicacies.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-08
ANNOUNCEMENT.

l hereby desire to Uniform the
public that have opened my fruit
and confectionery store at E. Frans-
sons old stand, and will be pleased
to meet all the old and many new
customers. ] shall endeavor to keep
on hand at all times fresh and up
to-date line Of fruits and confection-
cry, soft drinks, tobaccos and cigars.
Call on me when needing anything
in that line, p. O. .-NatWick.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-08

Hans Urtcs spent Sunday lsat in
Fargo, North Dakota.
Prof. J. H. Kaiser has gone on
visit to Indiana for few days.
Everts Thomas and Oscar Edwardh
lett Tuesday for Alberta, Canada.
Mrs. D. a. Whitney and daughter
returned Thursday to their home in
Minneapolis.
E. S. Gaylord, of Minneapolis, ar
rived Saturday for a visit at the
March farm.
9. E. Nelson. of the Viking Mer-
camille Co., attended to business in
the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsus Hage left
Tuesday on d wedding trip, to be
gone about a week.
For Sale.-A fran building on
the High School grounds for sale
cheap.
Mrs. A. r. Kimball and children,
of Grand Forks. are here visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. ". 0.
Holcomb. -. 80
The pew county fair buildings are
almost ready for the installing Of ex.
hibits. Everything will be complete
and in running order at the opening
Of the fair on Tuesday morning next
week. @> ..%> -.
A fine girl was born to Mr.. anC
Mrs. ICY" Dahlgren on Tuesday
evening this week. "Cy' is the
pitcher for the Warren pennant win
ners. and is glad to have the ranks
of the fans increased by one member
who will always root for it's "pa. ="
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-08
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I expect to be.-able. TO open. my
meat market for business on Friday
this week, and will be pleased to
have the patronage of all old and
new many customers
q. j. j Johnson.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-08
SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH.

Services next Sunday at Swedish
Mission church. Morning seyerice,
1920 a. NJ: Sunday school. 1900:
communion service 200 p. m.: eve
ming service, 500 p. m. All cordial
ly invited.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-08
M. E. CHURCH,

NJ. E. CHURCH,
Geo. E. TindalI, Pastor.
The subject Of the morning sermon
at 1880 a. m. will be "HOnOring
Parents.' =.
la the evening at 500 p. N. t'Who
Murdered Lofgren?'' A bible
message to "drunkards and drunkard
makers. " "A special invitation is ex-
tended to the voters Of Warren.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-08
The Churches.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The Lords Supper will be cele-
rated at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning. "
There will be special muisc both
morning and evening.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
r. 0. Chelgren, Pastor.
Services next Sunday in Vega
church at 1920 a. M, and at Bloom
wood school house at 4 o'colck o. 10.
GOSPEL TENT.
Meetings will continue every eve.
ming next week.
The meeting Tuesday evening and
the health talk Wednesday at 800 ..
M. will be in English, by Mrs. ..
r.. Johansen.
Remember Sunday 100 p. NJ. Sub
ect will be announced from the
bulletin board.
l. F. Anderson, O. e. Johansen.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-08

NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.
@. j. NOlstad, Pastor.
Services will be held next Sunday
morning at 1870 o'clock.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-10-18
Il howIs for the Police When Flat Of
Its Owner 10 Invaded.

The wave Of crime which has been
passing over Paris lately and which
the police seem quite powerless to
prevent has caused the citizens to
adopt various devices to protect their
homes from invasion by the Apaches
Dogs having proved utterly useless,
more than one family has sought pro
lection by placing stand with par
rot or cockatoo possessing a specially
loud squawk just inside their flats
almost everyone in Paris lives in a
fiat An electrical engineer, however
has found phonograph the best pos
s!ble watchmAn. He locates 1t with
the megaphone attachment directed
to the door and he has wired the hall
and arranged batteries so that the
moment the door is opened three
inches the phonograpn gets into ac
ton. II begins to below Police.
Help. Murder! Thieves" and ii
keeps it up until he gets out of bed
and turns on the current His fat is
well furnished with plate end other
valuables and several attempts have
been made to rob II. but NO thieves
have yet withstood the phonograph
bombardment They run so quickly
that they are never caught
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-10-18
Copper In Africa.

Il 10 believed by some that the
creates; copper industry in the world
will be developed in the Tanganyiks
region. where the properties are OF
treat potential value. and may prove
" be one OF the greatest factors In
carrying civilization into the heart OF
Africa. Much time is required for de
velopments Because OF the heavy
speculation In the shares these may
suffer much before the properties be
come dividend earning The Ben,
gueles railway cannot well be com
pleted for five years or %. and even
the Rhodesis railways extensions are
now to require a couple OF years ers
they can reach the property. Roberl
Williams ia the pioneer and. In q
great measure, the organizer OF this
vast undertaking. one of the most re
msrkable Of modern times
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1907-10-18
Try This Trick.

Two drummers we're chatting in q
trolley car. I'm bet you good FIVE
cent cigar" said the first drummer.
that. without saying word ! can
make the old boy opposite take out
his watch and see what time 1t is. "
"ill take that bet" the other an,
swered. Then the frs, drummer
watched the veteran across the aisl,
until he caught his eve. when he drew
forth his watch and looked at It The
old man, with a thoughtful air. slow
ly unbuttoned his coat and consulted
his own timepiece Give me my CT,
gar" said the drummer. It's the
third I've won to-day on this trick
II never fails.