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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
CAMBRIDGE
AGAIN WINS
BOAT RACE
THIRD SUCCESSIVE DEFEAT SUE
FERED BY OXFORD IN THE
ANNUAL RACES - CAMBRIDGE
MADE THE GOING FROM THE
START AND THE WCToRs WERE
NEVER IN DOUBT.
Rv Associated Press.

Putney. Eng, April 4-For the
third year in succession, Cambridge
today won the varsity boat race, de-
feating Oxford by the handsome mar
gin of two and one half lengths. The
light blues-the Cambridge crew
fully justified the confidence reposed
in them by the riverside experts,
forged TO the front from the crack
of the pistol, and led from start to
finish.
The result was never in doubt. In
spite of the advantage of the dark
blues-the Oxford men-in winning
the toss which enabled them to
choose the Surrey side of the river
and thus escape much of the heavy
water at the start, the extra Stania
of the Cambridge men quickly sent
the nose of their boat ahead and en-
abIed them to assume a lead which
they held comfortably to the end.
The crews got off to splendid
start but the quicker stroke of D.
c. r. Stuart of the Cambridge crew,
who set the rate at 40 for the first
minute against OXfOrd's IS, soon put
the supporters Of the light blues at
ease. At Beverly Brook. Cambridge
had gained an advantage of half a
length, and at Cravens Steps, the
llR0L Dues were IuIi ISDSIn d0edu
and steadily drawing away from their
opponents. The uniform sliding and
the greater length of the stroke of
the light blues continued to tell and
in shooting under Hammersmith
bridge there was a full length and
a half between the boats.
At this point Stuart gave his crew
a breather and A. G. Gladstone, the
Oxford stroke, called on his men for
an effort. Quickening his stroke to
50 as against Cambridge's 80, Glad
stone slowly lessened the gap to
length and a quarter. But this ad-
vantage was only on sufferance.
When Stuart was ready he set his
men going again and the Cambridge
crew quickly shook off their oppon-
ents Pulling strongly, steadily, and
wei within themselves. the light blues
shot past Thorneycrofts three lengths
ahead and held about the same lead
to Barnes bridge.
After passing this point they
rowed without apparent effort and
passed the finish post victors by
distance officially given out as two
lengths and a half. The Oxford men
who had gamely rOwed a losing race.
were much distressed at the finish
The official times are as follows:
At the mile post. four minteS and Z
seconds; at Mammersmith bridge Z
minutes and 81 seconds; at Barnes
bridge. Is minutes and > seconds,
Full course, 10 minutes and 10 sec
Onds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
THE DIOCESE
Of FLORIDA
THE EPISCOPAL MINISTERS ARE
TO CONVENE IN TALLAHASSEE
ON MAY IL FOR THEIR ANNUAL
CONVENTION.

The regular annual convention OF
the piscopal ministers of the diocese
OF Florida is to be held in Tallahassee
on the II and 13 of May There has,
as yet been no definite programme
decided upon, but it is understood
that the convention will be largely at
tended by the ministers Of the do
cese. Bishop Weed of Jacksonville.
will preside and make the opening
address. He will, in his address, out
line the purpose of the convention
and the good that comes of the min
listers coming together at least once
4 year and comparing their expert
ences.
After this there will follow the
regular order of business, in which
the various pastors will make their
rsportS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
YOUNG LADY
PASSES AWAY
MISS MARGUERITE, DAUGHTER
OF Mr.. AND MRS. AVERY BELL,
DIES AFTER A LONG AND PAIN
Full ILLNESS OF TYPHOID
FEVER.

Miss Marguerite, the twelve-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Avery
Bell, died last night at o'clock at
the home of her parents on North
Spring street, after a lingering i'll
ness of typhoid fever.
Miss BeIl, who was one of the
bright public school students, was
taken i'll six weeks ago, and cOntin-
ued to grow worse with each day.
The funeral services are to be con-
Quoted this afternoon at o'clock at
the Sacred Heart church and the in
terment will be in st. Michaers
cemetery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
LOUIS GARELLI
A BAYMAN DEAD

Louis Garelli, a well-knoWn tbayman
of this city, died at his home OH West
Jackson street Friday morning, of con
sumption. The deceased had been a
long sufferer and for the last two
months had been confined TO his bed.
He leaves two children and d wife.
The funeral will be conducted by
the Fishermen's and Baymen's asso-
ciat:cn from st. MichaeTS church at
4 o,aock this afternoon. Interment
will be at St Johns cemetery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
A BEAUTIFUL
TRAY FREE

With every purchase, the West Flor
ida Steam Bakery gives away checks
representing the amount Of the pur-
chase. Customers who save SO
T7orth of these checks will be given
free a beautiful hand-painted wait
err" These may be seen in the firm S
show window.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05

cola Investment company: 81 and
other considerations; lot ). block Is OF
the Dallas tract
j !. HOOton to \. Johnson, 1929;
lot "a, block -. Of the East King
tract, east OF TarIagOnd street
C l.. Virgins to \. Johnson. Sl25:
lot %. block %, of the East King tract,
east of TarrdgOna street.
j. F. Pierce 10 trustees OF Baptist
church at Klondike, Fla, $500: COM
mence at point on northeast side OF
county hard road. where the dividing
line between sections - aud - inter
sect the northeast boundary of said
road and run thence north along said
dividing line to point ,562 feet south
of northeast corner of section % and
northwest corner of section 23. thence
west 10J feet, thence south to north
east boundary line of said hard road.
thence southeast along said boundary
line To beginning and being in section
%. township l. S. r. 81 west
East Pensacola City company 10
Geo W. Howe. 500 and other consid-
erations; lots (, >, ;. 2S. % and 80 in
block %. East Pensacola city tract.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
WILL NOT Be
REPRESENTED
ARTILLERY COMPANIES CANNOT
De ORGANIZED HERE IN TIME
FOR CONVENTION OF THE MA.
TioNAL GUARD OF FLORIDA.

The organization OF two artillery
companies in the city has of late re-
ceived much encouragement, but 1t is
now impossible to have them both,
or even one of them, organized be-
fore the convention of the Florida
National Guard at Jacksonville the
early part of this month
This is due TO the fact that the
young men did not respond to the
requests Of the canvassers promptly
and also to the fact that the organi-
cation could not be completed until
the middle of the month
There will be, however, a contin-
uation of the canvassing for mem
bers. AS it is expected that the next
encampment will take place at this
city. an earnest attempt to have
Pensacola represented in the maneu-
vers will be made.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
MORE PAY FOR
LIFE SAVERS
CAPT. 6RoADBENT RECEIVES NO.
LITIGATION THAT SALARIES
OF ALL IN THIS SERVICE HAVE
BEEN INCREASED.

Captain Broadbent, in charge of
the Santa Rosa life saving station,
has received notification from the
head of his department, that an in
crease in pay has been granted all in
NE life saving service.
Hereafter the salary of the captain
will be 500 per month, with an al
owance OF 80 cents per day for ra-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
No SUNDAY BALL
IN MONT GONERY
MANAGER OF BASEBALL CLUB
ANNOUNCES PARK WILL CLOSE
TIGHT ON THE SABBATH HERE
AFTER-MOBILE WILL PLAY
AND TEST CONSTITUTIONAL
ITY OF THE LAW.
BY Associated Press.

Montgomery, Ala, April 4.-Man-
aSer Ryan, of the local ball team, an
nounced today that no. more attempts
would be made to play baseball on
Sunday Even practice games Will be
discontinued and the park will be
ic,osed tight on Sunday. 1t is under
stood that the Mobile club owners are
to play on Sunday and make test
of the law in order that the situation
may be cleared UP.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05

tions: surfman No. 1 will hereafter
get $40 instead of Sos per month,
and has also been allowed so cents
per day for rations. Ordinary surf
men did not get an increase, their
salaries remaining at s65 per month,
but they have been allowed the 80
cents extra for rations.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
PORTUGAL
POLITICS
MoNARCHISTIC MAJORITY IN THE
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES is Ex-
PEcTED IN ELECTION-SEcR
POLICE FAIL TO FIND COMPLI-
CITY ON PART OF OUTSIDERS
IN ROYAL ASSASSINATION.
BY Associated Press.

Lisbon, April 4.-The mOnarchists
are confident that the influence OF the
government machinery on the govern
Ors and projects Throughout the cOun-
try will insure a strong mOnarchist
majority in the chamber of deputies
in the elections that take place in POr-
tugaI tomorrow. They have deter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
GUESTS FLED IN
THEIR NIGHT CLOTHES
Rx Associated Press.

Meadeville. Pa. April 4.-Over 100
guests at the Lafayette hotel were
compelled to make d hurried exit in
their night clothes early today when
fire destroyed the Hotel Square caus-
irg a loss estimated at 100000. Fol-
a time the fire threatened to spread
and the fire department officials of
Franklin, Pa. were in READINGS to as
sist the local department.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05

Arcadia Mixture, a cornbi-
nation of the finest tobacco
Will not bite the tongue. For
sale at the Imperial Cigar
Store, lobby Brent Bldg.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
Real Estate Transfers.

Following is list of the real estate
transactions recorded yesterday fur
niShed by the Pensacola Abstract Co.:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
The Band waoon-

The Band Wagon.
To hit-h your wagon to a star
Is good advice. no doubt;
Which constellation you should pick
Is harder to find out.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05
Deeds

Il. s. and G. w. Howe to Pensa,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-04-05

EIGHT HOURS-good wages -
union made printing bears the -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05

pflation OF practical knowledge In I'D
vance for use of the next Congress II
Il shall be called together in extra
session to deal with the tariff.
Such work, honestly and Intelligent
iy carried out, should have marked
material value. but II IA hard 10 be-
lieye that the leaders of the Repnbli'
can party In the House or In the Sen
ate are DESTROYS Of reforming the
tariff. Their ears are too wide open
for the arguments OF the trust heads,
and turned away and closed too read
lily when the side OF the people IS
presented. However. no harm can
come from the committee sitting dur
Ing the recess. and II will not cause
injury to anyone to hope that some
good may come of the meetings OF
Mr.. Payne and his associate There
is hope that the con tees
work will result in more good Nan
the tariff commission" 49,
posed OF men who are not nation
Legislators which has been so often
urged, but which has met with such
little support.
It IL the business OF Congress
TO deal with the tariff when
action ia required: its membership IS
presumably competent for that duty.
though II has not at the present ses-
sion, carried out the wishes OF the
people, and /! the usual preliminary
labor In this direction can be accom-
plished by the ways and means COM
mlttee in the course Of this year. so
much the better. in saving time and
arriving at a basis for early action In
1909.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05
cuRs,Ne THE SECRET SERVICE

The House OF Representatives has
explicitly forbidden the use of the
Federal secret service men for any
purpose except to guard against conn-
terfeiters and to protect the safety
OF the President. II the Senate shall
concur In this action this division or
governmental employees will therefore
be narrowly restricted in its activi-
ties, and the practice Of "loanns" So
cret service detectives to various de-
partments. including the department
Of Justice will be summarily stopped.
The course OF the House seems to
have been based on the belief that the
secret service had been used wrongly,
II not unlawfully, in work outside OF
its proper functions. one instance OF
this having been said to comprise the
detailing Of one or more Of its men,
bers to secure evidence in a divorce
case In which a naval officer was the
plaintiff. The charge was also made
that the service was tending to de-
generate into spy system by
which important Federal officials
were enabled to utilize their experts
In a manner repugnant to American
ideas of fair play and equal rights.
That the power to do this ought
not to be permitted goes without say
ing. On the other hard. it is argued
that In order to get the facts needed
for the successful prosecution of pub
lie land grabbers and other offenders
against the law, the government re-
quires . force OF skilled detectives, en-
tirely aside from the task of running
down counterfeiters. Possibly atdi.
tional legislation In this direction may
be passed later, but for the present.
at least, II Is evident that the ma
jority Of Congress is disposed to put
q rigorous curb on what might unit.
mately prove to be serious abuse
and there Ia not much doubt but that
II will have the support Of the peo-
pie.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05

The practice Of striking on the
part Of college students whenever
they disapproye Of existing rules and
regulations seems to have gained IN
usual vogue lately. Chancellor Day,
Of Syracuse University. where an out,
break Of this kind has just been re-
ported. Is quoted as declaring that
discipline will be enforced there. even
IL drastic measures are necessary.
That Is the right stand to take. One
Of the purposes OF collegiate educa-
ton is to turn oct good citizens. and
one OF the attributes to good citizen
ship Is obedience TO Law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05
WITH THE PARAGRAPHERs.

The man who lost his wife in
poker game and then sued 10 get her
back Is a welcher. If the woman is
satisfied, it is not up to the husband
to complain.-Philadelp Inquirer.
You Can get your tombstone cast in
concrete now. The hollow kind Is said
10 lu fireproof.-Cieveiand Leader.
The ships and guns of our navy
may be in good order yet. but the
men must be q little groggy with so
much entert ainment by this time-St.
Louis Post-Dispa'ch.
Other people besides the banker9
are worrying about how to make the
dollar elasiic-Detroit News.
The President may have annihilat-
ed Hartman once upon a time. but
he carelessly neglected 10 barry him.
Richmond Times-D;spatch.
Apparently the only currency bill
which can he passed is the verdant
kind now in circulation.-San Fran
cisco Call.
Gold still flows OF. Of the country.
Who cares As long as IL pays US bet
ter TO sell u than 10 keep f?-Phila-
deiphia Record.
Navbe Mr.. Bryan and Secretary
TAT: are getting ready IN match their
mileage as a campaign iSsue.-Wash-
ingios Star.
IL looks az though Candidate Wat
son would not be the object Of great
deal OF campaign abuse this year
Charleston News and Courier.
President Roosevelt may 10 induced
TO run again just TO get those two
NOR. tuitleships. Had his enemies
In Congress thought OF this?-Chicago
News.
A. far ~ that goes. there Is 10 real
reason why Alton y. Parker should
not 20; o stab At the vice presidency
AZ Denver Times-Dis-
patch.
II r. still the belief % Governor
Join johnson that the Office should
sesk The man but his supporters have
no false nodcsty in pointing out
where the man is to sc fennd.--
Brocktoa Times
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05

A Rough Rider has just been sus-
pended from once IN Arizona. In
case the suspension Is made pcrma-
nent. any other r. RS who may hap
pen &c be out Of . JOB should fore~ith
forward their application 20 the White
House. Washington. d. C.. p. d.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05

Chances are that Representative
1lley xilI be consumed ~i,h a de%.rc
TO disappear In . submarine about
the time the investigation report
cones out.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05
jEFr DAVIS, OF ARKANSAS.


Ia private ..fe a person with an I'M.
ashamed Judgment with morbid imag.
i1Ation, or with diseased egotism.
may be snubbed and ignored. When.
IN sometimes happens 10 the public,
ssiaeh q one Is by some inexplicable
S1ntscAance. hoisted into eminent pub
sslo 0dlce, his follies and monomanias
\ 1ecome matter OF general concern.
4hAre ID. unfortunately for the public,
il place every once In awhile In the
dAy's news for JEFF Davis. OF Arkan-
- One Of the prices America has
~ pay for being a republic ia that
IA must submit to having the world
a1oad such diatribes as that uttered by
S1eR Deyis the other day in the United
4tntes Senate. Whatever unfriendly
strsieners may think and may say
SounceFnjng such vulgar rawlings. the
AAnefican people know that they are
SO representative Of America-or Of
sA1AnnSas. They simply represent
ST Davis. Similar explosions may
- Asard any day in any large insane
ylxms.
tSke alienist would have a very
npae explanation for JEFF. He is q
saEaDoic. in the language Of the
eeok that means he Is suffering from
al extreme case Of big head" His
nceit has become . disease. He
- rot to me stage OF seeing
5anes.s He thinks that JEFF Davis
InnAs 20 large on the nations horizon
- al the trusts and capitalists
80 united In q conspiracy to drink
nsnfe'3 blood. The newspapers are
11ssasers Of plutocraey." "damna'
Jmps Of peif and greed" and few
~ things expressed by rather mix
Dayisane metaphors.
S3Ae noble senator read his latest
800 IRON manuscript that nc Inn
6nx q Incorporate language might
49, his lips" Presumably, then.
uas n n iucid interval as ever Wis.
y IN that he conceived OF his fair
Decal career beng torn into fras-
ats BY the polluted, besotten
-, and his poor form" being
- into insensibility. Thus he
nDescphized them: ''Gnaw from my
ming bones every vestige Of
jesiag eesh. Howl in wretched be-
~ through my own innocent
- - II dr:ps from your hendish
-.
~ % depraved beast as the cul-
Statesman represents. the
1m1stcan press 10 be, might shrinks
- -xnawing" this particular NOR
- The madness nigh: be iufec-
y ard no Socialist O. Populist
- wish for these unspeakahle mt
- q King Piutos . worse fate
= TIT they might be bitten by the
- Miserable microbe that seems
I've aatacked Jeff Davis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05

The man who Is chosen rector Of
Trinity parish Of New York will have
10 do something beside preach
sermons TO make good. There are
nine churches In the parish and the
corporation owns nearly sIs."sa .noo
worth Of property In New York city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05

A steady man am l. b gosh. who works
when works L do.
But when tn sun is ssttin' red an al tn
chores 10 through.
You'n find me with the "Nettie Dere
foatin on tn blue
A can Of worms upon tn stern sttti"
side O. me.
A crooked pole atween my legs, b"bber
bobbin free
Then life 10 with tn. nvin' en- I'm Twin
it. b. gee!
do not keer fer gold er fame. do not
keer fer love;
| I'm gfst ~ happy sittin' here as any tur-
tie dove.
With ripp,es fieckin' at my feet an gray
In skies above.
l do not even keer fer bites although OF
course they's sim:
I amt afear O. drouth ner bass ner any
halls thet Cum
I'm gist content sittin' here an g'ttin'
nearer Hum.
Why. Lord. they's cumfurt here SO thick
II makes feier dose
An tip his pipe sKin' his hat an burn 'er
there she goes.
But hats don't count fer noth:n' here-ner
other kind O. clothes
Why. darn II. they amt nothin' counts
when sunset finds me here.
With all tn world song o peace an
sweet content an cheer.
A fsfin' with q crooked pole rum OH
tn "Nettte Dere"
You fellers who Is worn and whipped a.
Chasin' fame an gold.
Yew drop tn irons fru!n yer wrists where
hearts Is born an sold
An Kit ticket down Z here where
worry's bust her mold!
Gist climb aboard tn "Nettie Dere" an
plumb fergit tn rest
Then life II wurh tn Twin and you're Nv
in on III crest
With sorrers los; behind tn sun se1GS
in tn west!
Little Thinks.
Nothing is too dificult to try when
q mans life is at stake.
4 Il 4
Any true poet can write a poem
from q beautiful picture.
Z & &
All are followers Of the chief on the
eve Of the day he triunphs!
4 4 4
Our dreams carry Us In carriages,
our realities force US to walk.
Medicine. How II has been cursed
BY takers and prostituted by the dis
honest!
1t takes q wise young man to pick
q girl who is going to be nice looking
when she IS forty-fve.
The fleeing scent OF perfume 10
xweeter and more pleasing than the
aromatic continuance Of II.
4 4
Happy Is the man who has decent
business. who pursues IL decent'y aad
Who Hves honestly on the profit that
II brings
What We need at this cey and age
Is more Of the pride Of workmanship
and less Of the desire &c turn out
something quickly and sell II for big
profit
Syrus says men should not live che
way In private and another in public.
And still. IL Is better for the young
that many do not live their private life
publicly. as the Irishman would say.
Z = 4
Love vas the frst law maker and
he ordered a perpetual! season OF
fondling. This lasted until dinner
time Of the FIRST day when the cooks
chased Love from the Kitchen and
broke the Law. From this came the
Uncle By axiom. Living on love - al
right between meals"
900
The Difference.
He stood on the bridge AZ midnight
And he hadE't iost . cent
II he'd sta.d In the bridge game lcness
III bet he q h. t.oke-or bent!
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05

The man who lost his wife in
poker game and then sued 10 get her
back Is a welcher. If the woman is
satisfied. it is not up to the husband
to complain.-Philadelp Inquirer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05
CLYDE STEAMSHIP co
Steamer TO Phffsdeiphis
MONDAY. THURSDAY and

MONDAY. THURSDAY and
sArURoAv.
Sailing from ph;laaelphis. Tuesd1
Thursday and Saturday.
Freight received and deliver
daily at G. G o. Pier No. 6. ONT
RIscr Road JAS. W. M'CARRfCk
Gen. Southern Ae1
CLYDE STEAMSHIP co.
Il soufh Delaware Avenue,
Pailsdelphsa, !
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05

The Keats house in Rome. nov
freed from debt and even making .
small income by partial sub.ettins. has
been nursed into the state Of worthy
little sanctuary. mainly by American
care. On the steps Of the Triuits
opens the window through which the
voe,. fading the dinners grew worse.
hurled the whole .hing-;in boz.
plates. dishes. the Inevitable pigeons
ans the scid vine Severn, his friend
and nurse. and much more than hall
a century later the English consul In
Rome. showed the present writer Inc
window and told the story.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05

You can get your tombstone cast IN
concrete now. The hollow kind Is SAID
to ln ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05
Out al the Ordinary.

Say" queried the high -brcSed man.
a he entered the drug emporium.
have you BusesIa's se,a for Bald
ness
No replied the druggist. but
oh. yes Intsrrupsed the proc
pective customer. of course you have
something Just a. eood-but I vast
What ! want. seeT"
"You are mistaken. my friend" saii
the PHI dispenser. ! hsvsnt anythsns
Just a. gocd-bss I have sone;hias
thas 10 sar betf0.s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05

The ships and guns Of our navy
may be in good order yet. but the
men must be q little groggy with SO
much entert ainment by this time-St
Louis Post-Dispaich.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05

Fishing promises to be GOOD N
year, ~ you don't believe u ~
drop the ssh . lire and IND on; q
yourself,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-05

u is stilI the ba;ief o. Governor
Join johnson that the Office should
SEEK The man but his supporters have
no false nodcsty in pointing ou'
where the man is To sc fonnd.--
Brocktou Times.