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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
This is Particularly So in the IN
terror Owing to Scarcity
OF Currency.
CONSERVATISM ORDER OF DAY
Large Exports OF Farm Product Will
Hasten Return of Norma
conditions.

Neu York. Sov. l5.--R g. DUN d.
Co.s Weekly Review OF Trade tomat-
roU viu SOY.
Liberal receipts of gold from abrua'
and r. large increase in bank note cir
cuouon tend TO relieve the financial
stress at New York. but the interior
is now feeling the scarcity of currency
and commercial activity De- retarded t9
some extent Dispatches from leading
cities indicate conservatism 300 prepare
tiou tor future business and irregular
itv iu collections. with most favorable
news from agricultural sections. Boo
whicn the crops are being marketed a1
freely AS the supply of money WI.
permit.
Re.uru to normal conditions viii Dee
FASTENED by large exports of farm sta
pies. supplying credits abroad upon
which The much-uecdcd gold may o'
imported Official returns indicate lhai
exports of this nature were valued al
about Slo0. 100000 in october and tho
outgo of grain and cotton is on o. SIN
large. scale this month. 10 is uariDu
larly fortunate that there was NOT tne
customary borrowing abroad This sum
mcr in anticipation of agricultural tA-
ports. whereas usually the remittance
are needed Gao meet maturing bills I'D
the exchange market.
Financial pressure has affected tho
iron industry. curtuilius new contracts
for aIl forms of finished steel Few new
orders have been received by the mills,
and some deliveries on old contracts are
deferred because funds are not aNall-
able 20 meet specifications.
Reports OF the closing of wooden mills
should not be- given undue significance.
more or less idle machinery being GUS
tomary at this time OF the year. and mo-
additional new business is Co Doe expect
ed until clothiers begin Go send dupll-
cate orders.
Footwear factories note slackering
IN demand and output Dr. being Curtall-
ed to prevent overproduCtlou. Thus FAR
/ the percentage OF reduction Dis not
heavy. some plants operating five days
a week and others seyen-hour days.
I There is little EFFORT To- force business.
producers being more concerned iu
clearing up old contracts and collecting
accounts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
KNlCKERB0CKER FAILURE
AFFECTS MISSIONARIES.

Sew york. Nov t6 Mlssonlrie0 In
tne far east and 200 Africa. whose sale
aries ace guaranteed Dos fuc Sew York
branch 1f the WON ns Missionary SOC
.rlety of the Methodist Episcopal church
and who recently had gnncks ou u.a
Knirkerboekrr Trust company mail
gd thom. win nave hard ume getting
thr checks oa"hol owing tu ihe sue-
prn.i0n ~ tho company Tn anuci-
ration ~ possible trouble boz th's rose
rert the secretary bias mailed "a air-
lular 90 each OF Hs $1,000 members
n thIa state and NeW Jersey explain
inr the situation.
A few weeks before fho annual
r.r.tIuF of the society laHt month lts
forlcars found that 10 was facing "a
.rnrt 0f about $4,000. The women
I'D mo society were appealed to and
la .urner and work aH Mrs. .
Simmer sI0ne. thc treasurer describes
u the books were balanced and There
nas "a credit balance of sac Hn hand
ulen the society met Ihe society
had 10000 of its money on deposit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
EMBEZZLER P. A. LlLEY
GETS FORTY YEARS

Telluride. colo, Nov l5.-P A. Liley
former city clerk and clerk OF the
school board. who confessed to embez-
zling over S400 600 from the school fund
and IN the ueighborhood Of &2 900 from
the city and from the treasury N a
fraterual organization OF which Ee was
AN official today pleaded guilty and
asked the mercy OF the court. Dist
Judge Sprigg Shsckeford administered
a singing rebuke upon Liley, and then
sentenced him 90 the Deuitentiary for
"a term Of "a 10 a. wears. This rs the
extreme penalty FOR the crime Liley
stands convicted Of Liley is SO years
of axe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
4 uclIablc nemedy for Group.

MUh tEt cry, cold weather OF tbe early
winter months. parents % croupy chill
dren should be- Oh the alert for ominous
rvmptonH There is no cause Tor anxiety,
however when Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy is kept in the home. n tais med-
feline ls given az soon as the child be-
comes h0arse OF even after the coupy
cough has appeared. the attack may be
uarded of Mrs a. R0sinthal Of Turner
Michigan. save: I'VE have used Cham
perhaIiu's Cough medicine for ourselves
and children for several years and Ike u
verv much. Z think 10 is the only remedy
for Group and CON highly recommend H.
For sale By am druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
Outlaw STOUT KILLED.

Kamloops. y. O.. NOV 1.-the outlaw
tSout. wanted FOR the shooting Of Will
liams az Little Fort last week, was
shot and killed last evening about 30
miles north Of Kamloops by charles
Mclean. a member OF the pursuing
posse.
Stout had been lurking in the bush
since the crime. but three nights ago
descended 20 the river. stole canoe
and dropped down stream. He was
seen hv an Indian woman. who IN
formed the police Stout ala not travel
FAR. but took 10 the bushes again me
posse locating him at dusk last nisht J.
when called upon 10 surrender he fired,
slightly woundlng a man named Cor
don. Mclean then fired the bullet
penetrating stouts neck causing IN
slant death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
TELEGRAPHED HIS TICKET.

The local passenger and ticket Of
fees ure not taking drafts. outside
checks. or outside paper of any kind
these days. m accordance with orders
from the general offices. The result
d. that travellers find themselves held
up and hung up. until they can de-
yIs, rleans FOR turning their papers I'm.
90 ready cash or local bank paper
Denver man. rn route from Nevada TO
colorado. with checks in he pocket
perfectly good on tho El Pa.o nation
40 Bank NJ Colorado Springs. Was ohlis-
ed To-day. Co.. wire a friend in Denver
to gu tn the city tIckct oni'e mere ana
NAV nIs fare from salt Lake to Denver,
Wh,rcupon q ticket WAS issued 10 him
here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

to-day with dyspeptlr stomachs They
wear detected. fHrlDru appearance,
their energy is zoo zero. nothing Interests
them ana they Interest uo one. their
faces are shrunk iheIr noNer are wiltcd
nno their shoulders slF
Everything 1n thf table may look de-
Ncious| hut uuthInE VIII Do tempting.
That's ono sure ngn of afsp.pslA
To Nuu have ever i.f hIHHted lIuf cll-
iuE and Imagined BE- WAC your food that
filled SOU. NJ sou huFe fslt Your food lle
"UkO hump uf lrnd' uu your stomach
10 Yul naNr bad bad, sour breath. dlf-
1cuny boz breathing alter meal. Huf-
fcred heartburn hi1ah. nI sac on the
dyspepsia. And me chanoes arc you
have bad ID long time.
Your stomach iE over worked. abused
tagged out The E4auig and digestive
nt1s needs new iifo ID moods ,1moth.nr
wllrh WIFI iHko hold of the food as lt
comes 'u AND du me dlFafung, and lot
Fnuf .iumHch toxic rest
guafa us.nrpsIa Tablets do that worry
thme Thrf contain most powerful .u-
sredirn. which helps tho i0mHOh Boo thc
nrnUaHs uf dissection. cures dNanrrHiH. HIur
stomach Indigestion heartburn. eruHi1.
rnna alIdIF lr fermentation Ihcf iu-
yigonto thc s.omaDh inci e3,.e iho Gov NJ
fhr stomach would hafe foo dl without
theu That elye. che stomach some rest
ana rhnnot 40 sei r.rhi agaiu.
Won will feel tha rh1urc hrff in YOUR
body Noun feel rosy and sweet ihsal Z
fhr object YOU cHn fni those rherNht
Iiuo tablets almost anywhere on rhrih
rur SOC package
Send ua YouI name hnl NNNI, NH
lnd ~ WIN a. ouce send, fqu of men
STUART co., ln smlN nldg Marshall
klih.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

prevailing climatic conditions Thanks
giving Uuen l> meeting with fam
sale. SD arc SILKS. French uu.im1ao
Underwear UsIr I-. rugs etc. DOB the
tailored suits t'. aIi tne latest ,anlcn-
yy De- for shorter jackets black sl1plc
br0aH.Iutn coats being popular pcN-
ers ALSO report ara, recorders for p,tu-
coats. Au nI OBJ. local stores howe been
having special 4al.a 300 special ana u
general fines. Sew carpet aud rug
lines ur. r,H0N tl' spring season hav-
inu opened NuN. and with Che mills
busy in ORDERS DO is trc opinion of tho
uade that the new season 'iIi Hee an
even larger demand.
WEATHER AGAINST TRADE.
Am the clothing trade. ihe Same coru-
plaIut U.s. made as BOO the retail dry
goods trade viz, that tne usual
weather is against good business: buL
thcre has been a. fair amount done, es-
pecuuy DO boys and childrsn's suits,
ANA large trade is expected along
cheaper lines of suits. Underwear is
going fairly we'll so are hats. AND
sweaters are appearing in the store
,..nfaus The style this year is rum
ming largely to low cut uecks for
sweaters. ass obtained when they were
FIRST invented" iu 1875. but there VIII
Doe no trouble in securing high nects
where desired.
The shoe trade continues in Che even
tenor of its way with prices hrm. and
no indications of any lowering Ihe
general leather market rs very sllii'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
r,rpEKnR MoRKING TOR rEACE.

windsor England nov io.-EWperor
William is continuing DIE work toward
the creation of q friendly feeling on the
uarf OF Eupllshmen toward Germany
ana 10 b. plain that this purpose is tho
uncouceaIeI object NJ his visit fu ihlf
country Tho emperor TOOK ADVANTAGE
OF another opportunity ln hls address
accepting the degree or doctor of laws
of oxford university
Another gorgeous state BANQUET wee
pivon 40 Emperor william an windsor
castle tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
CONTRACT AWARDED.
Board of Works Gets Bid for Installing
sewer Pump House.

Al meeting Of the board Of public
works held last evening. a contract FOR
installing "a sewer pump house was let
to A. and j. MeDoland, their bid. t.7s2.
being the lowest submitted Fred
Dreyer bid $3.50. The latter was the
only bidder for the proposed pipe line.
but a contract was not decided upon,
MS the GRures furnished by Dreycr VIII
bee Investigated by the city engineer.
Following is Mr.. Dreyer's estimate. Elk
oayatluus 20 cents a cubic yard; Tor
furnishing and laying 24-inch wooden
staye pipe. S3.05 linear foot. for fur
nishng ana laying 24-inch cast iron
pine. $3.50 "a foot; Tor furnishing and
LAYING special castings 10 cents "a
pound. for concrete work, $3.50 Gu
bic yard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
Starvation Sits
At Loaded Tables
You can Lead a Dyspeptio to the
Table, But You cannot
make HIM Eat

great man, men and women when even
sirloiu -t.ak ceases to Doe poetry. u
becomes protest. The appetite bee
comes htlul aud fr..fuI Nothing ON the
Din OF fIIn can coax .t.
The appetite b. there aud Yet 30 ism g.
This m7ker eating q mere matter n
machincry thr mouth doesn't water
The stomach has been worked overtime.
and the body ana tho brain are paying
the penalty.
There are thousands 10 people boz every
station Of NE who are walking The earth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
LITTLE BOY IS KILLED
IN FALLING FROM HORSE

Emmett. lda.. NOV l5.--Whilo riding
a horse 90 school IN. l0-year-old son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Yergerson was
thrown TO the ground and sustained a
fracture of the spine and died soon aft
err The little sister Of the boy was
on the horse, and when the animal
stopped suddenly she too was thrown
OF but was not injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
Clearing House Checks Take
Place OF Money and Bust
ness Goes On.
PLAN TO INCREASE CURRENCY
Timid Dcpo~itor- Lock Up Ca.h--Lu-
cal situation siug-Whulc-
.nlrrs Not Affected.


.,.,,...i-,,,,... .-
vu''"' "l'''' Oh '""""'H''.
Business mon and oIuzans realize thc
.ination aud are accommodating
.....,l,..s a., ..ireo,,.t,,,.. ,,t.t. .t.,
l''
best po7si"i" si"i'f N"luhE patiently
Until The laint hearted and suspicious
r,rover from fh,u nervous rrostrl-
,a 5t,. ,,,. .t,. ....t,.. 80.
reuc> they nave h'd away In OLD
stockings. cellars. aftics. closets. aud
s'le u,p's'' V'''''
..,5.r.ni,. t,,...,...s q,. ,-',.. 20
,i.tin,. .,.,t..l t, ,i... ..i,.,...., i,,,,,..,,
h"rE.'rr SAID f.akr Ole t,c.tba, ,.it,
XII scrip issued bv fba Ttsb Supar
company has $50 relieved the business
SITUATION chat a. tar,ther With ,hc
cash payments Of 500 on checks by
the banks. permit. the business of the
city to ego on quite smoothly
The situation outside of salt Lake
is also reported % Dee improving, and
ccnf dencc rs iurr t~iug. The mile
lions or goId th1l coming ium
auf3"d. tpH taci WIN inc assistance
OFT we hl', opit,- treasury. - slNlhE
~ Itl"I'eu pNal
w "'', cur l,i'
.,li' con .'l.,S '' W.
',,,.'' ,i,'. ''P
ms. ',,,,,,,..,,. .,, .,....... 3d.. ....,t..,.i
t,,,.,I ,,..si,G .I,. ..,,, &c.,. .'.,.,.'.,'.
M tbo rsitr,,ds ,,. .,.,1 ,a.s.,,.-,,
AZ INCONVENIENCE fr .,-.,., .....,,
tn make i,nro..ii,t.. ans. ,.,,.,,,,,, ,..'t
in,nairnent I'D tba .,uIltr,..s tra,. Ina
crcdt. and white su0erirp from me
adc0uat. curreucv to carry On rbe
husines- ,f the country e,aI, indie
cation e. that this condition VtU be-
but TEMPORARY.
.,....
NEW ca HhEN'n PLAN.
Tho currency commission of The
American Bankers aa-1.I4fi1u af If.
last meeting. recommended q plan 10
Increase the rurrcncy. Tbis MAN or
something similar DO IL yyW doutIcss
be adopted by Congress az les colniug
session. and 10 viii add some $500. O0O. COO
20 .nV currency or lue country li
bank that has been iu business one year
and has a surplus fund of 20 per cent
to issue ,rcdit notes, under such regu-
ntious as the comptroller Of the cur
rency may determine These notes
are 60 lo Hrst in amount of 40 per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
4 sIGNnIcANr rnAYER.

May the Lord help you make Buck
lens Arnica Salve known 20 an" writes
j. G.. Jenkins. OF Chapel Hnl N. e.. II
quickly took the pain ont of felon
for me and cured 10 in a wonderfully
short time Best on earth for sores,
burns and wounds 25c az T. G. NJ. l..
Drug store, 112-1l8 S. Main ST..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
Continual headache may
lead TO serious trouble.

CONTINUAL IledudCile illdJ
lead 10 serious trouble.
Coffee causes headache
and various ailments in
many persons who do not
understand the cause. They
take tablets or powders
that simply benumb but do
not remove the cause.
Stop coffee 10 days and
use Postum instead, as the
REGULAR table beverage.
Postum contains no drug
like caffeine, found in COT
fee-nor any other harmful
ingredient.
Postum is made Of clean,
roasted wheat and a small
amount OF pure m0laSSeS,
and while il tastes like coi-
fee, il is a wholesome food
drink. Taken with GOOD
cream and piping hot It's
delicious, and There's a
Reason
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

No coffee of equal quality can be
sold in this town for the same price,
whether it be sold out of bag or bin,
or under some romantic trademark
You may tell them you know and that
ArbucNe Brothers, the greatest coffee
dealers in the world, will stand for it.
ARurcSlE BROS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
Time is Money.
Why Not Save Both

Shave yourself II is easy
and perfectly safe with
proper outfit. We can furnish
whatyou necd-razor strops,
brushes, homes, soaps, shay
ine mugs. shaving sticks and
safety razors. Best qualities
lowest possible prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

poses to- erect later 90 100000 ONCE
blildug and tho announcement That
the Brooks estate pr1uo CD to erect
"a $4,000 tl.ut.r n. tH. Il.rd south
street. adjoining thc Arcade. quite
number of small aio- are reported
IN lh, m.l,.. ' , ,S.,i y, d., ', ,.s,n'
tanned n.iemanN. Contractors re-
port hat tl. building sltcutiou is look-
ing better with more people Eoius
into DO and al Drrra.uondiug easing ur
off the material markets. % as certain
Irof tr. erection of small homes is
r,ptiruinu v.iIr ..aH.f,.. ......... ..t
,..,,,l i7 t,e a,.rtra .eteru and eaptoru
...tl,.,.s ~ b. .,if, IL pIafarial and
7, .r. Ift1.- lnQ... q rt,H-
'' .t4 ~. 5..,,l.I .r
s'uU l'" ....,, s,..,..si .rf,rf b.,
started az "'N.' "-," ,..l5.5 ..,,i4.
cover int l'I N'i' "'''' '''. uI..
iugs. Tine rallf'al 'A..i"--' ".'i'." -
BE- at 3D. rlIuu-tll uhuI Ih'i' '''s
brick of tne uai teulnf hho Na.i''" "Ie
available. although some Wlseatres,
who aver that they know. claim inc
DELAY BE- simply t1 see whether lhe
Nevb1u-c buiIaiugs are to rise to the
ID s+u,i.s as originally intended. aug
30 eli. fYl.l- ont To- be so. the railroad
....f...,... t-fuTtDa will go nm To- DO
s,,,,ios i,sts,d 1T ee,eU However.
.''.,.,,.,.. ,l.t,, tt-,t l,.for. 9f,. such
$40 is ,,,fa tbe foundations win have
Il, d. avtar5e5 fo uroyide Tor the
~ "' 'N..lN't .i 49,.
ch4ns' lht 49,. '.,,.-i,., 49,.
rising mp win giaNlyins celeil'.' ITO"
.'.......,,, -,,,..,,,.
,.--
The lumber trade reports better
49,, ,t,.,t 49,, .1ois,,s in irorSrtart To-
.al ,onstruction work viii be resumed
before me end OF the wear. In fact
SOME orerators who stoppad one week
ago. are starting up again quite Il
number of people are reported erect
ing cottages and turning m time cer-
uhcates ANA certificates OF deposit in
place OF currency THE transportation
appears TO b. clearing up rapidly. a.
tar as ilat ana cadl cars are concerned
but 10 is difficult io get box cars FOR
hlsh si"o' iunln'i. lhe Ieo''h 'oul l-
,' XIV t,.il ,.'
-. go. $3.50, 80 M 49, D., ..,.,.
,.,,s ~, '-titt,,, go, ~, f.,, ,.'.,,
IN sorbi1 e.. inera,e. ~ ,.lt,s ~, IurDb, y
ro,,tc,,rlot.,7 b,. ~ --fi,.,,,t.. .- .,,t.-
oiis ~ tho trsde n, 40 ,,,o.,,tt,,,,. H.,
complainants have given am indemnity
bond BON, Of $4,000 IN case case the commits
on prevailing conditions is 90 make
large purchases This makes the trade
more even and continuous. Every one
reels tne dead level has been reached
Inr umc' ana worry has ceased over
'"r "u'io'k-
BRISK CALI. FOR SADDfERy
IN,
"1t !" d, Iaue reports a better
ri0ti,.- man '' WeeN alihough the
.,,.tf f "i NV 'Hn H'
r4oo,e,.,. "a. .''li'l.s mac ,llieIy
MANI ,gira-s ~. ,''.N '',l,.lll ms se'
which tbrv sty,s,s ~, - i,,,,1,ils
/ MINING fs si.ct ma ttt N. ,
urospoctofs' sunnlies go t,,t -. 4.
uot much di0orenoo in no ,et r,.s,,i,
/ The market ION builders and s,ddIer,
/ hardware continues very brisk o.itf
/ the cali for horse clothing consider.
ably out of tine ordinary. There 4,
/ stlll lively demand for sporting
l goods with blacksmith tools ana stee
/ bars going we'll also stoves. heater.
and the staples goods OF the day.
/ WHOLESALERS NOT AFFECTED
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Ask your grocer for Royal Nut Bread
The Crown label is on every loaf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Tell Them You Know
YOU may tell yOuf friends.
on our "say-sO," that when
they buy a package Of the
eentsine Ar buckles Aeiosa
Coffee they get the best Of the
coffee trade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16
~ REAL ESTATE

The real estate situation remains
quiet. the features OF the week being
the settlement of tine east Second South
street deal whereby Jacob Moritz be-
comes the possessor of $500 worth
Of property between Commercial street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-23

horse. Ihave never ordered any man to, task that was not morally congenial; anG l was careful to respect Ferguson's notion of self-respecs sent for hin now. and outlined my plan-to bring suits, both civil and criminal, in the federal courts in the name of the state, against Roebuck and his asso ciates of the Power trust
 When he had heard, he said: "Yes, MT. Sayler, we can break up the Pow. CT trust, can cause the indictment and conviction of Mir. Roebuck. l can prevent the United States attorney general from playing any of the usual tricks and defending the men whom the people think he is vigorously pros ecuting. But"
 "But?" said l, encouragingly.
 'Ts this on the level? If I undertake these prosecutions, shall I be allowed to push them honestly? Or will there be a private settlement as soon as Roebuck and his crowd see their danger?"
 NO matter what happens" I re- piled. you shall prosecute at least the civil suits to the end. I give you my word for that"
 He, thanked me warmly, for he ap- preciated that was bestowing upon him an enormous opportunity for na- tional fame. ." And you?" asked I. "If you succeed in this prosecution. will you remain in the public service or will you ac- cept the offers the interests will make, and remove to New York and be- come a rich corporation lawyer?"
 He reflected before answering. That depends" said he. ''If you are going to stay on in control of this state, I shall stick to public life. for l believe you will let me have what I call a career. But, if you are go ing to get out and leave me at the mercy of those fellows. I certainly shan't stay where they can fool the people into turning on me"
 "T shall stay on,". said I; "and after me. there will be Woodrun-un- less. of course. there's some sort of cataclysm."
 "A man must take chances" he an swered. 'T'll take that chance" (To be continuously
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-23

were, assembled now for silly plot tings against the man whose only o. fense in their eyes was that he was saving them from themselyes-was preventing them from killing the goose that would cheerfully keep on laying the golden eggs for the priv ilege of remaining alive. It was pitt. ful. It was nauseating. felt my degradation in stooping to such company.
 spoke to Dominick last. To my surprise he squarely returned my gaze. His eyes were twinkling, as the eyes of a pig seem to be, if you look straight into Its face when 1t lifts its snout from a full trough. Presently he could contain the huge volume of his mirth no longer. It came roaring from him like a great coarse torrent, shaking his vast bulk and the chair sustained 1t, swelling the veins in his face. resounding through the silent room while the walters literally stood aghast. At last he found breath to ejaculate: Well, I'll be good and-damned."
 This gale ripped from the others and whirled away their cloaks of sur face-composure. Naked. they suggest ed a lot of rats in a trap-Dominick jeering at them and anticipating the pleasure of watching me torture them. I choked back the surge of repulsion and said to ROebuck: Then where shall I sit'"
 Roebuck looked. almost wildly. to- ward the foot of the table. He long ed to have me as far from him as possible. Partridge. al the foot of the table. cried Out-in alarm: Make room for the senator between you and Mir Dominica. Roebuck! He ought 10 be as near the head of the table as possible"
 No matter where Senator Sayler sits. it's the head of the table" said ROebuck. His commonplace cour- tesy indicated. not recovered self control. but the cunning of his ram rant instinct of self-preservation- that cunning which men SO often ex- hiblt in desperate straits. thereby winning credit for cool courage.
 We're a merry company" said |. ss We sat This. with a glance at Domiuick leaving in the subsiding storm of his mirth- My remark set him of again I glanced at his place to see fl he had abanioned his for mer infs1ibEe rule of total abstinence There stood his invariable pot of tea Clearly. 1t vas not drink that enabled him to enjoy a situation which. as 1t seemed to me. was fully as unattrac- tive 10 him as for his fellows
 Soon the door opened and in strOde