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The Washington bee., 1907-10-05

coxswatn stationed at Pango-Pango
and naval officers on that station are
emphatic in their praise of their work
and the excellent influence they exert.
They do not have to have much in
the way of uniform, wearing usually
a turban, a sleeveless shirt and an alb
breviated skirt. They are without
shoes OF stockings and are in this way
unincumbered in the way of apparel,
which has its advantages in the eli
mate which prevails in the islands
The men are superb in physique,
hardy and of great endurance. They
go through the drills with great pre-
cision, and native who do not belong
to the organizati a regard the mem
bers with great r-spect and envy. To
enlist in the cOripany is a mark If
distinction to which princes OF tie
royal blood aspire, and throus 0at the
islands. such is the respect thev d..
mand, no disturbance has been .e...
ed in the last year. The picture ha.e
printed is that of one OF the COrpUralS
of the company, a yotng man whose
father is one of the principal chiefs
e.. .-.aI.u The loyalty of al the ma
Jives TO the Stars and Stripes is most
pronounced, and the Fourth of July
is nowhere more enthusiastically or
universally celebrated than in these
islands, the only territories of the
United States which lie south of the
equator
The Washington bee., 1907-10-05

ated from the University of Nashville.
After studying law in Columbus uni
versity, the University of Leipsic, and
in Paris he was admitted to the bar
In 1874. He rose rapidly in his pro-
fession After retiring from the SUI
preme bench of Tennessee he was
from 1895 to 1897 assistant attorney
general of the United States. At the
end OF President CleVeland's term he
resigned and he then was made dis
trict attorney for the Louisville G.
Nashville railroad.
In 1899 he was appointed general
solicitor of the Illinois Central rail-
road and in 1901 he was made gen
eral counsel, both offices then being
consolidated.
The Washington bee., 1907-10-05
MONUMENT TO JOHN SMITH.
Statue of Jamestown's Founder Re
Gently Unveiled.

Washineton--Th Society for the
Preservation of Virginia Antiquities"
has undertaken to demonstrate fitting
ly its appreciation of the work
Capt John Smith accomplished as
well as TO perpetuate his memory. It
is to this end that the society has had
erected a bronze statue of James
towns founder on jamestown Island.
Virginia The unveiling took place
The Washington bee., 1907-10-05
The Parsons Joke

'Parson," asked a fiippant youth.
did they have baseball in ancient
times?''
ITO be sore. Jericho had a strong
team and so did Nineveh But there
was one tribe that nobody could beat" {"
Who we're tEey?"
The Hittites. You should have
known that much, young man"
The Washington bee., 1907-10-05

4 HEhbEhI KNOX SMI 7 n.
nmssioner of Corporations Who
Leading Crusade Against Trusts.)
ss r. Garfield, and when Mr.. Gar
was appointed secretary of the
r0r in March 8, 1907, Mr.. Smith
! promoted to be commissioner of
Utions in the department Of
le-ce and labor at a salary Of
4 Per year
corporations bureau, of which
olmIssioner is the head, is little
1an four years old, having been
Iai simultaneously with the or
4t.on of the department of com
and labor, Of which it is a most
rant branch.
law gives the commissioner of
atious power and authority to
1I.igent investigation into the
-zat!on, conduct and management
business of any corporation,
stock company or corporate COM
Iol engaged in commerce among
SsyeTal states, and with foreign
slS excepting the railroads and
5 common carriers as come under
l1sdiction of the interstate COM
commission.
work of the corporations bu-
not only intricate and far
ag but also delicate, since it
Of necessity make extensive in
auons into the private affairs OF
En- il was first established many
i affairs resented its curiosity
l.ealE but most of them have
time concluded that the situa-
not as bad as they feared, or
lave submitted TO the inevitable.
bureau has never been more
7l With work than at present.
%. IFS conspicuous products is
7'eAl-} issued reports on the
ard OH company.
bureau is also investigating the
rust the lumber trust and the
~ trust and it is expected that
>S'oSuTes regarding these giants
industrial world will prove well
= sensational as the inside in
-oa bearing upon the oil mo-
bureau is also turning its
-"sAl upon the conditions of
importation, particularly on
l-a lakes and the rivers Of the
,l-eau started out with less
dozen employees, but there
-vo persons engaged in this
" The public service. There
-,eE percentage of college grad
-o~S the rank and file than
-'-a III any other branch of
.-MenJ and not a man over
-' roster. while most of the
aye under 40.
-o'e.aneat Office is bur
'-G e.ur.sr r,,,F....
~'aS am! haaif.a.ecI by
Ted ,ape but the young
al the head OF things in !
" corporations disregarded |
and evolved a business svs- !
"a the lires or thcs, n
.-ces a. the cJdIt S |
S.rss.'e railroads.
The Washington bee., 1907-10-05

on September II. The statue is eight
feet six inches in height. 1t was mod
eled by William Cooper and cast in
bronze. Gov. Claude A. Swanson, Of
Virginia, and his staff and many Of
f1cers of the army and navy took part
in the unveiling and dedication cere-
monies. September II was Ohio day
at the exposition, and many from the
Buckeye state attended the exercises.
The Washington bee., 1907-10-05
That's Riaht.

Il suppose you always fine autoists
when they exceed the speed limit in
this town, do you nOt?" asked the
stranger.
Not always" replied the native, as
ne took a chew of natural leaf. you
see social standing has got to be re
spected"
The Washington bee., 1907-10-05
The Rulinu Passion.

At the age of 8S Miss Mary Waited
long married.
A year after she and her husband
quarreled-
Il could have married a dozen bet
ter men than you she exclaimed
with fine fury. which goes to show
after all that women are alike.
The Washington bee., 1907-10-05
NPA AGARBOw

quick-acting fuel for the body Much
of the prejudice which formerly ex-
listed against the use of candy has
disappeared, and it is now used, espe-
cially in the form of chocolates by
exhausted business men and even by
soldiers on the eve of battle.
The Washington bee., 1907-10-05

ence of more trusted men. The sui
tan. of Turkey dimes alone, except
when he entertains foreign ambassa.
doris and other high officials.
The Washington bee., 1907-10-05

JOHN P. POE. JR. "
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

Notwithstanding the rain last night
and this morning. there were = num-
Der - country wagons at the market
and a good supply of fresh country
produce Vas On hand. which found
ready purchasers a. good prices
Anne Arundel peas retailed' AZ 20
cents per peek. straw berries from , 10
" and Is cents per quart German
sDrvuts, - cents per peek; early cab
baEes. 3 60 10 cents per head lettuce.
o eentts per heal string beans,
- cents per peck. Faddishes, two
Duuches for ) cents. asparagus, p
cents per head; new potatoes. 90
cents per peek onions. two buncbes
for cents e0untFy butter, = e uts
Der pound.
The meat market was well supplied
with fresh meats a. the usual prices,
which ruled high Beef. choice euts,
- - 20 cents pork, ~ cents; veal,
i- and 20 cents IamD. 81. % 70 - 80 per
quarter. chops. = cents per pound
smoked sausages. 10 and y cents per
pound. twtfhtsanding the high
prices that prevailed, there were good
fInuarla
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08
PENsYSLVANIA RAILROAD
JUNE ON THE GREAT LAKES.
BuILetin.

RstfuI delightful interesting, and instructive, there
trip Ike that the Great Lakes those inland seas
which form the border line between the United States
nj Can1Jd- And June IS one OF the most charming
months N the year IN which to take the trip.
For comfort the fine passenger steamships OF the
lnchor line have SuperiOTS- As well-appOnted as
c pll8ta 0cean gTeyhOunds which pOw the Atlantic,
their schedule allows sufficient time at oil stopping places
nlbe the traveller to see something Of the great lake
es md % view IN daylight the most distinctive sights
81 the lakes. and the scenery which frames them.
The trip through the Detroit River and through Lake
Clair with Us great ship canal in the middle OF the
lle thcnce through Lake Huron. the locking Of the
Steamer through the great locks at the Soo and the pas
e of the Portage Entry across the upper end of Mch
.u are novel and interesting features
The voyage from Buffalo to Duluth covers over
..Eun hundred miles in five days journey. Leaving
io the steamships Juniata and IOneSta, make stops
Erie Ceveland Detroit. Mackinac Island. the 500,
Nrluette Houghf0n and Hancock, and Duluth
The Snchor Line is the Great Lake Annex Of the
nnnS1 tna Railroad and thsseTce measures up 70 the
h stndlri set BY the standard Railroad OF America
Fun details Of this service may be obtained from
arnepal Tcket AGENTS OF the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08
St. JOHNS HONOR MAN.
EDGAR b. MCBRIDE WILL LEAD
CLASS 'o7.
". r. chiIds. Jr., An Annapolis Boy Takes
Second H0nors.

Sext week the program of exercises
attendant upon commencement al
-. Johns College, which has iateI )
been aniIfated with the University u
Maryland. viii take place. Ths
program will begin on nezt
Friday, June r., with the graduating
exercises Of the Preparatory School.
The graduating exercises of the Col.
leee Will be held on Wednesday, June
~, in Mcdowell Hall.
Edgar II. McBJides ~ Adsmet0wB.
nd. ls the honor man 81 the gEadu-
atlng class Of -. Johns College. This
has been determined by the facuIty
as tie result ~ the final exanBina-
ll0Ds, which were completed about a
weeh ago. Second hOpOrs viii ~
taken by William s.. cbilds, Jr.. son
~ SIR. and Nrs. W. =. CbiIds, Oi
this city.
There viii be twenty-eight gradu.
ates IN the class, twenty three ~
whom are given a standing in order
of merit, having completed three
year course. ~ required - gain = raj
ing. The standing " the class ~ ~
follows.
!. Idgar II. Mcbride. Adamslown.
Nd.
2. william y. .cbiIds, Jf., ADDap-
3. r. calhber 9. catbean, Moscow
Mills. sd.
4. BENJAMIN IIance. Adelina, SD.
8. Robert Anderson, Jr., CeciliOB,
sd.
8. Irying y. Kane. Long Green. SD.
z. Elmer Bennett, Westminster,
Nd.
5. Norman 4. Belt Gaitbersbnrg.
Nd.
0. John colIi6son. south River,
Sid.
10. Francis Is. GwyBD, Clinton, sd.
~. Alton l.. Arnold, Kegeljs, sd.
~. Asher H. smith, Carrizo
Springs, Tex.
10. lee :. Hecbt, Iiayre de trace,
sd.
II. 4. conieo Thompson, Washing
ton, y. q,
i5. Leroy Brown, Prince FREDERICK.
town, Nd.
IL. Hugh a. couibouru, chs6eId,
sd.
H. EugeDe Magpder Annapolis,
sd.
II. John r. Harrison. Baltimore,
10. william a. strobn, Annapolis,
Sd.
~. Robert q. Brady, Annapolis, Sd.
~, ". WOflbiDRt0B B0fdIey, Cen.
treyllle, SD,
~. Alexander Ncc. Stevens, OxfOrd,
I'D.
~, IsaOuI Ispiz, Havana, Cuba.
In addition 10 the abOve, w, ori0jn
1fn1d,. y son of Congressman Nudd
Howard n, HubI, ~ Baltimore, and
Charles n. TiIgbmaB, IT Salisbury,
will yet their diplomas. They are
not rated lD the standing, however,
because they did not attend the col
lege for q term Of three years. GeOSge
u. Riley md John ~, Thompson,
both ~ Annapolis, viii also get ii.
pIOmas,
The class will be one Of the largest
tbat has ever been graduated from tise
institution. The commencement ezeF.
cises wiz begin on June ~, when a
class will be graduated from tie Pre-.
pafafOfg Hc00OI
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

Ireland. in All ifs eharus animation
and ssnaintness - shown - t54 ilae iu
Lyman r.. H0we's Life0uraua IN the
Colonial Theatre on Monday June 10
The pictures come like q refreshing
breeze from the s.OuId sod An
other feature entitled .Wh4linZ - the
Atlantic. - sh0ws the wlId rasbing zn1
sounding u huge barpocns1 Waale-
II IS = cugiOEs experience - wa<en
the periIs - this almcst uuk1own 70
cation from comfortable theatre seats 3
20 see the ss6affIe royal With t1e
monster. and tfen tbs great s1usteler-
ing carcass ON shore Deiug dressed for
the market The program als0 ln-
eludes = series showing t1e Grsr eon-
quest u those most remarkable - al
Alpine pezts-tbe Dolgusites- In
shape they violate al ideas - w1a1
mountains should be- They loo< ll&s
colossal castles - naEure-zrez-
si8zttered shafts u r0e< a-s sealed 81
imminent risk ~ life and EEnlo-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

The Anne Arundel Horse and Colt
Show will take place on the farm .of
". ~. EIzey, near GaIesviIle. on
June ~, ~ and ~. ~ is a credit %
the county and one that everyone
stonId feel an interest IN. Tire first
show WAS in 1900, when IL was sim
ply an embryo attempt. Sow IL ~ =
fret class aggregation and the accom-
fDOdatiOns for man and beast have
been crafty enlarged and improved.
Tie situation Is very attractive.
At first IL Was a show between most
ordinary horses. <O1 q horse that
At first got y blue ribbon cannot get
yellow THE hunters class this
year ~ exceptionally fine. Steamers
from Annapolis convey and return
passengers 20 and from Chalk Point
daily, where cOnyeyaDces viii take
passengers ~ the grounds. Everyone
who appreciates good stock, good rid
ing and good time should encourage
the promoters and 70.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08
Win Spend Summer Abroad

Among the several persons from
Annapolis who will spend the sum
mer abroad is MTs. u. 3. Brooke
sewelI. Of Perry Farm" Third
district, opposite the Naval Academy.
Mrs. BrOOke-SewelI will sail on
June "a for Liverpool and will spend
most of the summer in Eugland, her
former home.
During Mrs. Br0oke-SeveII's alb
sence her residence, Ferry Farm, /"
will be occupied by Judge HHger, of
Alabama, who has leased IL and will
spend the summer here with bis fam
lily. The property Is situated on the
severn river. just opposite the Naval
Academy. II has one mile Of water
front, with a wide range ~ view Of
the harbor and bay. overlooking the
Academy and the entire city Of An
DapoIis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

Releases, sc, For The
Present Week.


a Aat "tse - Anton
srfs. "a, ,
~ s -. ~. ~.
ea ana wsfet Rabart
.raarrfr Il f1afrurt Con
Hsfaore msrbor sz1 Improve
60 Catherine a. Bele&. loo Ia
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08
Decorating For The Firsmsn

Leading hotels, business Offices.
stores, public places and private resi-
deuces ~ Annapolis have begun 70
decroate for the Gremen's convention
to be held here next week-June 18th
TO 14tb, inclusive. Among those who
have already decorated are the Hotel
Maryland, Annapolis Banking and
Trust Company and On Main street the
headquarters Of the decorating firm.
oppoiste Hotel Maryland. and the
stores of T.. Kent Green, Robert l.
Chance, ". II. Thomas & Co., Gran
dali and others. Every store and resi-
dence in Gown should Be decorated
for the nremen's convention. Yester-
day the arches were erected and the
town begins 10 take on an air Of re-
newed life and vIgor in It's gala At
tire in honor Of the State 6remen-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

THE large double house, brick, 10
Gated corner of Duke Of Gloucester
and Green streets, Is advertised IN an
other column for sale. TIE price fixed
II sold within certain time - -, so.
To sell valuable piece of property
~ this low figure would suggest that
property ~ depTeefatiBg beSeabouts.
Recently a snail frzmc house on .
side street brought 1900 and not
long since another brought -, COO.
The Ciason property il considered one
Of the most valuable pieces of prop
erfy ia town. see al. in another col
uruu.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

Many new and novel acts will At
tract attention in The big tent of Van
Amburg's circus, where hundreds of
skilled performers will vie IN friend
" contests for supremacy. The chill
dren will be delighted with the NINA
ture menageTfe, with boy trainers,
drivers and caretakers. The entire
institution Is 50 compIete in its i'm
mensity that only generalization can
be mentioned herewith. Nor has the
circus department been neglected, for
more special feature acts will be offer
ed than ever before, senIfvened with
new and amusing antics by over two
score of funny clowns. The big show
will exhibit here on Friday next,
June Il.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

The midshipmen' cruise under COM
mand ~ Captain II. Il. Howard with
the Naval Academy band, sailed from
tina Annapolis Roads this morning
and will proceed direct to Jamestown,
arriving there this afternoon. The
cruise is made up ~ the flagship
Olympia. the monitors Arkansas,
FLORIDA and Nevada. and viii remain
at the Exposition grounds until after
ffe1rgfa Uav.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

on account Of the Maryland state
Firemen's Convention June ~. -
and Il -aDd Van Amburg's circus,
the l., W. & i. Railroad Company
wiII-run special excursion rates on
dates good for return trip on date Of
issue. They will also run special
night trains. leaving Annapolis each
night Of tbs convention at II.J0,
stopping At all way stations.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

Columbia, $. g.. June .. livery
thing is in readiness for The exercises
u commencement week at the Uni
yerslty Of south Carolina. THE Bey.
James wilkinson, Of Augusta, Ga,
will preach the baccaIaDreate sefm on
tomorrow evening. The commence
meDt exercises proper will be held IN
the opera house Tuesday morning,
when the address 70 the graduates
will be delivered by ex-senator
GaTmack, Of Tennessee.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

The Republiean Convsz<ion- = -
said. will nominate the Hon. g0n1
Wfrf Rand4ll - r1e e1D4l11<e for
Chief Judge q the F5fta J11zeial
CIreuit 10 succeed the lare T. Tbom a.
Jones' The Fifth Judicial cIreulE n
eIudes Anne Aru1des -7 t
and Carr No w~- 4
Ill s-i.s-aE-E rls3.4Z4r,f1 ss4lE zse1f
~ - aaE.d d1Gnity tlzzn NJ Kan
.IafI. whom his friends wiIl .ss pleased
10 call Judge Ean1all-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

"Children's bay will BE- observed
tomorrow morning in the Presbyterian
Church. Songs and recitati0ns aud
addresses BY the pastor and superiD-
lendent 81 the Sunday school. In the
evening the usual church service at >
o'clock. preceded BY the Christian
Erdeavor prayer meeting, beginning
at q quarter after seyens No school
iu the afternoon. Prayer meeting
Wednesday az y. ~.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

By special request the pastor of
Maryland Avenue II. +. Church. the
Rev. John l.. Walsh, will preach to-
morrow night 70 the DeKa1b Conelave.
!. o. r.. At the o'clock services. IN
the morning the usual servicss will
be beld - this church. tsl are in
vlted.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08
GENERAL TELEGRAPH NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
THE PUBLIC.
Ambassador Bryce TO Speak al urbana.
IiI.-BHsy Days For President
Roosevelt

oxford. Ga, June e.-Tbe class 10
be graduated AZ Emory College next
week Is the largest In the history Of
the institution. Bishop Gambler, u
Atlanta, has been selected 70 preach
the baccaIaureate sermon tomorrow
morning.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

Rip0n, Wis, June SIN the Con
gregatiOnai Church tomorrow nom
ing, President Hughes will deliver
the baccaIaureate marking the opening
u commencement week st Rfpon Col
lcge. Prof. William J. Nutcb, of Sew
Haven. Conn, will deliver the adj
dress on Wednesday At the exercises
~ graduation.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

UrbaDa, Ill, June s..-Tbe COM
ncncemeDt programme ~ the UDiyer-
sity Of Illinois this year IL one Of the
best ever prepared by that instltu-
tion. The exercises will be inaugu-
rated tomorrow with the delivery ~
the baecalaureafe sermon By Bishop
FaIlows, Of Chicago. A. the gTadua,
tiOn exercises Wednesday the address
will be delivered by James Bryce,
British Ambassador ~ the United
states.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

Washington, -. e., June s.--presi-
dent Roosevelt has bccnaD exceeding
IS busy man since his return from
his recent trip 10 the West and be viii
be kept even buster during the few
days to elapsc before be starts for Oys.
ter Bay for his summer vacation.
This aftsrnoOn be attended the cere.
monies ~ the laying 0f the corner
stone for tie new Masonic Temple IN
this city and dslivere1 q brief ad-
dress. Tomorrow afternoon be will
depart for jamestown 70 take part IN
the Georgia Day celebration Monday.
Returning 20 Washington Monday
nj ght he will be In bis Office only
one day before departing fOs oyster
Bay Wednesday morning.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

raelnufH Fire Departments will
n Annapolis Wednesday morn
1. Hunlrnd strong. AMI VIII take
rers at carved Hall.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

Lafayette, Ind, June b,-~Features
~ more than usual interest Will mark
commencement Of ''GaIa Week" at
pardue University this year. The pro-
gramme opens with baseball game
with the University Of Chicago team
this afternoon and a concert by the
university musical organization this
evening. Tomorrow The baceaiaurcate
address will 30 delivered by Isfy.
JOHN n. Boyd. Of Evanston, ~.
Monday the class plays will be. given
and Tuesday will be alumni .day,
The graduating exercises will DO held
Wednesday, when the address will be
delivered by Prof. John ~. Coulter,
" the University Of Chicago.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-08

Chicago, ILL.,, June S.-~EOp,e reeOfd-
breaking performances are looked 10
at the sixth annual fntsrsebOIasiic
athletic meet being pulled OF today
~ the University " Chicago. Direcy
tor a. a. stagg invited more Than
900 high schools and academies
throughout the middle west ~ take
part fn the meet and large proper
fiOB ~ them accepted, 81 the number
~ entries the meet ig by far the iarg.
est ever held here. The participants
represent many Of tho leading pfepara-
tory schools of Ohio, Illinois, fBdl.
ana, Wisconsin, Michigan, Mime,
sofa, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, Ne.
braksa and Kentucky.
The broad ax., 1907-08-31
Three Giant Loeomotixss.

Three locomotives. now building for
the Erie railroad at the Schenectady
works Of the American Locomotive
company, VIII be the heaviest and
most powerful engines Of their kind
ever constructed.
Each locomotive alone, without its
tender, will weigh 205 tons, and will
haul on the level 800 loaded freight
cars, or a train two miles long.
These enormous machines are Of the
type known as Mallet compound, and
win have sixteen drive wheels, ar
ranged In two independent groups of
eight each The boilers used are more
than forty-three feet long. and the in
side diameter Of the largest f1rebox
foundation ring is eight feet 1t is
provided with 404 tubes two and one
quarter inches in diameter and twen-
ty-one feet long. The water in the
boiler viii weigh 42,7O0 pounds and
the tubes 23,700 pounds. One Of the
freboxes would make a good sized liv-
ing room, being ten and one-haIf feet
long and nine and one-half feet wide
inside, and having a crate area Of 100
square feet-New York Herald.
The broad ax., 1907-08-31
Wiser Nav About ciaar,.

Not long ago a man who smokes
good cigars came back from Cuba.
There is law limiting the number Of
cigars that can be brought in free to
fifty. This particular man hadn't de-
clared his cigars, but he was found out
all right. The customs inspectors told
him about the law, and he was the
maddest man in all New York. When
he found there was no chance for him
he started In to throw the extra cigars
over into the water. The inspectors
let him do II, and be finally started to
walk or the pier. But the officers at
once seized the cigars that were left
you threw your cigars overheard, you
know" was the explanation. The man
fumed and swore, but 1t was no use,
and the last straw was added when be
was arrested and later fined for throw
ing some Of the governments cigars
into the water. He buys his cigars
right in New York now.-New York
Tribune.