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Evening journal., 1909-08-11
CROSSED SEA AS
AN AVENGER
Italian Waited Long But
Finally GOT a Chance to
Murder

by United Press Leased spec al Wire.
NEW YORK. Aug HE killed my
brother aud my cousin. For ght months
I have tracked him day and ght. Last
night I shot h n ! hope he dies" to-day
moaned Amato' Santanielo, a l7-year-o d
boy who came from Italy to avenee ht
brothers murder, shot down his brothers
slayer and was himself cut into ribbons
10y his wounded adversary.
IL IS another vendetta story SIX years
ago Chamarcluo santanello and TergoI
sanuscello were shot down from behind
at the entrance of the Mulberry Bend
Park, their murderer using a shot gun
loaded with slugs Lieutenant Petrisono.
who was later murdered in Pa.ermo by
Black Handlers, arrested Rafael Gascone
Gascone's brother Dominica, who aided In
the murder. He'd to Sicily.
Gascone was convicted and sentenced to-
death. lie spent 80 months In the death
house. where he had a cell neNt to that
OF Albert Patrick. The latter drew up the
papers on which Gascono got a new trial
Gascone was transferred to the Tombs,
where he had cell next to Harry Thaw
The pttsburg millionaire put up the
money for Gascone to keep up his fight
ON his second trial, Gascone was acquit-
ted. laying all the blame on his brother
who had fed to sicily. lie was released
from the tombs November 10 1907, and I'm
summer clothes and barefooted, wa ked
through the snow TO the Church Of our
Lady of Mt Carmel IA East ll5th street.
to atone for his crime
Back In Italy relatives Of his victims
swore eternal vengeance An elder brother
of Chamarclno Santaniello came 70 Amer
lea to KIN Gascone PetrosIno beat him up
with a back jack and sent him back TO
Italy
Amato Santaniello was n years old then.
! lie took the oath of vengeance and waited
long until he was big enough 10 come to
America and slay his brothers slayer.
Eight months ago lac came TO America.
lie bounded Gascone for eight months.
Last night Gascone walked in front OF
his an night cafe on Mulberry street
Amato was behind him. IN twinkling the
hoy had fired five shots into his body.
Gascone fell morta ly wounded Detectives
caught Amato and brought him back to
face his dying victim. Gascono, wounded
unto death. leaped to his feet and drew a
dirk. slashing the handcuned boy across
the face and maimng him for life II, in
deed he can live. for the wounded man
plunged the dirk seevral times into his
side
To-day Gascone is dying at hospital
Amato In another hospital is moaning ouI
prayer that Gascone dies.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
TAFT OFF FOR
THE GOLF LINKS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BEVERLY. Mass, Aug. n.-President
Taft and John Hays Hammond left early
today for the Essex Golf Club links de-
tormined TO get revenge from General
Ames. Of Lowell. and W. J. Boardman,
OF Washington, who cleaned them up
in Mondays game.
The President has changed the order
OF his daily program regarding his cor
respondence and hereafter, will see his
secretary I'm the afternoon at the con-
clusion OF his golf game instead of ear
Is in the morning as heretofore.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
roach EnoIish to Italians.

The Y. NJ. c. A. educational depart
ment through the agency Of a. L. Tur-
ner. superintendent Of the department.
is conducting an English class at the
Bellevue Quarries for the benefit of
Italians working there. He has been
holding weekly meetings there during
the summer months. The regular meet
ing night is Tuesday. Italians there
are deeply interested and a marked in
crease in attendance has been the re-
suit.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
prote.tnd renoh.r Rsslnns.

ELKTON. Md. Aug. 11.-Charles
Blake. son Of George A. Blake. presi-
dent OF the School Board. who was re-
Gently appointed principal Of the Ce-
ell County High School here. and TO
which appointment strong protest was
fled by a committee representing a
large number Of the patrons OF the
school. rendered his resignation and IL
was accepted. +. b. FoclSler. for a
number OF years past principal Of the
North East High school was appointed
TO succeed Blake.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
BURY POWDER EXPLOSION
VICTIM AT READING TO-DAY

The body Of John II. Mott. who was
killed bv an explosion of powder IN the
dupont Company's Brandywine yard, on
Saturday. was Inferred at Reading this
morning Services over Mr. Motifs body
was held In his home here last night anu
the bodv was shipped to Reading this
morning Many friends of the family
made the trip to Reading. Mr. Mott was
81 ears old and had been IN the employ
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
TWO HARVEST HOMES
\ TO BE HELD TOMORROW

Two big Harvest Homes will be held
tomorrow, one in Pennock's Grove, near
stanton, and the other in Whiteman's
Grove, near Newark. II is expected that
each of the gatherings will be largely at
tended.
The whiteman's Grove meeting viii be
under the auspices Of Ebenezer M. T.
Church. The Rev. w f Greenfield, Of this
city. and J J d Hall, of Philadelphia, Will
be the speakers
The Pennocks Grove meeting will be
under the auspices Of Fairview Lodge, l..
O. G. r. Singing by the Middletons Will
be a feature. Among the speakers vii be
Dr. George W. Young, Of Louisville, KY
assistant superintendent of the Anu-sa-
loon League of America; Alexander NJ
DAILY Of Dover; c. E. Gray. field agent
New Castle County Anti-Saloon League;
Rev. G.. T. Anderson, and others
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
Dad Of Mrl. M. B. Lee.

Word has been received here of the
death OF Mrs Ada Lee. wife OF We'll
lngton b. Lee, formerly of Wilmington.
which occurred at Hillburn, n. ". on
Saturday night, following an operation
for appendicitis. The funeral was held
yesterday Mr.. Lee is a native Of this
city, and is a son OF William B. Lee.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
sT. Patriek,s chureh outina.

St Patrick's church annual excursion
will go tomorrow to Washington Park.
Wilson Line boats viii carry the eN-
They will leave Fourth
street wharf at 7.30 and 1880 o'clock
a. m. Novelty and athletic events will
be held at the park.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
Want Materials for sanatorium.

John d. Thompson. Jr. who has vol
unteered his services as architect for
the sanatorium of the -rubercuol-
sis Society at Brandywine Springs. ap-
peals for donations OF cement sand,
mortar. crushed stone and other build
ing material Builders are requested to
communicate with Mr.. Thompson.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
Brakeman's Foot Crushed.

While shifting cars in the yards at
Edgemoor. John Richardson. aged 80
years. OF No. 500 East Eleventh street
a brakeman on the p. b. and w. rail-
road, had the small bones in both of
feet crushed at 11.SO o'clock last night.
He was taken to the Delaware Hospi-
tai
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
No aspooninqv on New nridae.

ELkION, Nd, Aug ll.-Iho COno-
wlngo bridge will be completed this
week across the Susquehanna River
The old bridge was known as a low
ers' retreat. The bridge company has
posted notices warning lovers that
"spooning Is prohibited on the struc-
turcn
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
Returned 70 PhiIadeIphia.

John Dickinson Of Philadelphia, who
fell unconscious in Market street on
saturdav evening, was discharged from
the Delaware Hospital yesterday, and
returned TO Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
Eo,nd = woman,s Coat.

a woman's coat in the pocket OF
which was handkerchief. marked M.
Baker was found by a man along the
Philadelphia Turnpike near Claymont.
The coat is in the possession Of Post
master NJ. Howard Jester at the Post
office.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
Put out small zinc.

afternoon cXtinguished small fir cot
burning leaves and grass at the Balu-
more and Ohio Railroad crossing and
Lancaster avenue.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
prowl.r. Ere Barn.

night prowlers. large barn belonging
20 Captain Charles Watson. near h,re.
was burned Monday night. destroying
a large amount OF farm implements.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
peath of Preaeherla Midow.

ley of the wilmington Conference took
place this afternoon from No. 5t5 East
Fourth street. Intermcnt was made IN
Riverview Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
80 Iinht Keener bead.

Captain Theodore w. Salmons'
brave life-saver, the keeper Of the Lew
es Life saving Station, who has made
many heroic rcscues, died ON Monday
night at Lewes, Del.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
10 BulId cara l1ere.

As sign OF tho wave OF prosperity
following the settlement OF the tariff
question comes an order for so cars for
the b. & O. Railroad Company TO the
American Car and Foundry Company in
this city
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
Prisoner Dead From tuberculosis.

William penion, aged 2S years, a
prisoner in the workhouse. died from
yesterday
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
Minina Man Here.

Colo-ai S. w. Emerson. a well-known
mining engineer Of the west. has been
in this city for several days as a guest
of Otto Miller
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
Merchants Not to Meet.

will be grocers' day. and most stores i'm
the city will be closed for the annual
Grocers' Excursion to Florence. n. j..
the Mercantile Association has decided
that there will be no meeting Of that
body tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
Division No. n 10 Meet.

Division No. H. A. o. H. will have
an important special meeting this ev-
ening in the societys hall.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11
MARY MANNERING DROPS
SUIT AGAINST HACKETT

NEW YORK. Aug. 1t-Mary Man
nering. the actress, who brought suit
here last summer for divorce from her
husband. James X. Hakett the actor,
has dropped the proceedings. She
has instructed her attorneys TO with
draw the petition, according to reliable
information obtained in New York to-
day, although the reason for her ac-
tion was not disclosed. Miss Manner
ing and MIR. Hackett were married In
1897. They have one child, girl about
years old.
Evening journal., 1909-08-11

Miss Mannering. or Mrs. Hackett,
has been frequent visitor TO wiz
mineton as a guest'at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred T. dupont, ana
has spent several days cunning Tor
reed birds along the Delaware river
front
Evening journal., 1909-08-11

81. Paups Holy Name Meeting.
The members Of st. Paufs Holy Name
Society will meet tomorrow night az
o'clock in the Brownson Hall.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26
D EATH RELIEVES
II lstzes -
Frank Goatey Passes Away at Home
of His Sister, Mrs. Frank Fry
2211 Walnut.

Frank Goatey, a we'll known river
man of this city. dice AZ the home Of
his sister, Mrs Frank Fry Of 22ll
Walnut street. after an illness Of two
weeks, typhoid fever being tue cause
of his death He was - years Of age
and single. He was at one time a
member of the city IRE department.
He is survived by ms sister Mrs.
Frank Fry and his brother, Joseph
Goatey.
The funeral services viii be held
at the home and will bo conducted by
Rev Father Gillen. The injerment
will be made at villa Ridge LEAVING
the house at 1870 p. m. and going to
Fourteenth street where special
train will convey the remains to the
cemetery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26
FUNERAL NOTICE,

GOATEY-Died at the home OF his
sister, Mis-. Frank Fry aftershort i'll.
ness. Frank Goatey aged ~ years.
Funeral services will be held at
the home OF the deceased. 22ll Wal
nut street by Father GiIlen this Wed
uesday afternoon Cortcgc will leave
residence at 1870 for Fourteenth
street, where special train will con
yey remains to Villa Ridge whore in
terment will be made. Friends OF he
deceased and family are invited 10 a.
tend.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26
At THE OPERA
HOUSE TODAY
FIRST CLASS, ADVANCED VAUDE
WLLE-ENTlRE CHANGE OF
MOVING PICTURES, NEW H..
Illustrated SONGS.

Yesterday afternoon and last night
large audiences witnessed the excel
leut vaudeville and moving picture
show al the opera house. Newton.
Ashton and Newton were in good
form as usual and presented ther
comedy sketch with vim and yigor
This is undoubtedly one of the fun
nirst little pieces ever seen on the 10
cal stage. and the actors are 'of the
very best quality They are master
OF makeup. and all their best talent
are needed in the Bachelors Fix
! Henry c. Mack, the singing dancing
and monol0gue comedian. was well
charged with funny Irish sayings. and
songs, and wher he exploded" his au
ldiences did the same. giving this &c
centric vaudeville artist his wen
learned hearty applause These actors
Twill appear again today and tonight
and new vaudeville artists will APP.
lpear tomorrow.
The Summers Britt prize fight pic
ture was exactly as it was represent
ed. one of the most complete films Of
/ its kind ever seen in America. u
portrayed the great international figh'
I in every detail. and an who saw Il
were highly pleased. Today new NOV
ing pictures. Illustrated and specia
songs will be presented. the clever
Mr. Nixon presiding at the piano and
rendering the musical selections. Hc
, continues 10 please all Who have oe
casion 10 hear him Admission ten
cents. Matinee and night
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26

East side women have the funniest
fashion, said the Settlement House
worker OF putting their babies in the
middle Of the table when the dinner
isn't on. I can't get used to IT,
never have been admitted to a dining
room yet on the East side that didn't
nave some child or other blooming
rlght in the middle of the tablecloth'
New York Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26
CELESTIAlS TAKE TO PIE
veloped Taste for Coffee Dur
ing Last Four Weeks.

New York --East is east and west IL
west, but Chinatown eats pie. BY the
seven degrees of toughness and by all
cheerful auguries at once. the deni-
2ens Of the quarter have also fallen
into the yearnng for "sinkers," and
drore one in the dark" is driving out
demand for tea
Four establishments are now run
ming full blast where by every law OF
the orient chop suey emporia ought
TO be doing a thriving business. In the
new places, cake, cruelIers, yariegated
kinds of pie. tarts. jelly rolls and all
the toothsome delicacies OF the occi-
dent may be found.
The drinking of coffee has begun
in Chinatown only within the last few
weeks but the habit is gaining such
ground that the Chinese are asking
for II in the restaurants and confine
their tea drinking 10 their own fire
sides Pie wagons may be seen at all
hours of the day ana consignments
OF Charlotte russo are edging out Of
mind moon cakes and green bean
carts,
This leaning toward yiands occi
dental has come direct from China
where AZ the sea coast cities European
fare is becoming popular, and II is con
sidered fashionable now, according to
the latest adyices received in China
town, for the Chinese TO entertain
their guests with menus prepared in
the western style
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Or. Wilkerson of Mcclure Died u
Cape Girardeau-Was Buried
Tuesday Morning.

Or. NJ. /. Niikerson. a farmer living
near Mcclure. died at the hospital In
Cape Girardeau Sunday right after
an illness Of several months Mr.. Viii
keIson was taken to the hospital las.
Thursday and when examined. seem
ed 10 be suffering from a bilious ar.
tack. He also was affected with a
catarrhal complaint.
Dr. Wilkerson was thirty-nine years
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26
ATTENTION M. W. A.

There will be class adoption OF
candidates in Woodcrlf.
Wednesday, May 2G All neighhorS
and visiting neghbors are cordially
invited to b. present. Rafr sh.
ments.
FREDERICK L COX. SIR.
Clerk No. 1910.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26
Teasinn Ten.

Miss frances Barry entertained th =
Teasing Ten YESTERDAY AFTERNOON at
her home on Love- walnut The
alteraeon was spent in sowing after
which delicious refreshments were
served.
4 Business meeting was a'so held.
The officers elected We're Frances
Berry prosiden Martina CLARK, vice
president. and Emmo Schcembs, see
rotary.
The next meeting viii be at the
home Of Ruby Lee Harrison.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26
DRAINAGE DISTRICT PLANNED
THIRTY MILES LONG IN
COUNTIES NEAR CAIRO.
OVER 100000 ACRES
viii Be Reclaimed IN Ten Counties
viii Cost S25.OO0-Land Given
Away For Taxes NOW
Valuable.
(Globc Democrat.

They do great Things down ii
Southeast Missouri Just now pans
are being completed for the huiidin'
OF the biggest drainage :ttCh or th'
Mississippi Valley 1T is, said Sela
7 or R b. Oliver of Cape Girardoau
the Panama canal or Southeast Mis-
souri, Il 's indeed more than rnat
Where the Panama canal adds trans
portation facilities the Big Often
as it is called in Southeast Missouri
adds agricultural wealth
Il is thirty niles in length from Us
/ beginning 10 the Mississippi river
and Uti'izes some streams in the itch
building. The ditch. A1weyea wiz
drain a region ninety miles in le1gt'
| from Bollinger AMI Cape GUa.daaU
counties to the Arkansas line More
exactly speaking, it Will take the
| waters which overflow the lowlauds
southwark Of CAPE Girardeau 10 the
Zig Lake in Arkansas and TO the MS
sippi river north Of Care Girdrdeau,
The ditch runs toward the northeast
over I00uo0 acres are actually ra
''"'''.'.' 4" 'u'lfat.o' o1 '"e con
''''''" "t t"e l..N .'''i1'-e ''lcl
''" COM lts are @-e.s't ny ill., l "e
outcome Oh 'fe bl5'dIuS OF l"e 'l'rh
Ie''S i'Ne a talf5 1''e' fii'F years
ago 'Ne state Ie=.7la'lfe 'oHl4 NOT
give ""aE 'he lo" anus. WAl'H Win
,he '"'id'H5 OF ''ie 1.laa VIII he "oi'"
- l.''''0''.
me general "7seiao'' o i1e Htat
paSSe" an act p 59ft sli'@ the ia'"S u"
inc Ten eouhtie7 III "u'ca the} We're
sl'ua,ed' Win 'lie aSfteih ht ''"t
>-''.'-io sAoaia ne appropriated ioa
'"et I7elah'a'ios. III olheF worms IN -
counties were To nave sie iaha VIM
OUT cost and D. given ny the stare
>'o'"o towards taelf reclamation.
a subsequent legislature. however
inquired mat II me state nnderloof 10
reclaim the lahJ the u tempt "ou'd
bankrupt me commonwealth. IN con
sequence tte IeEisiaEuf1 Appealed the
act under Wnich it haa agreed 70 ala
m the lahd rec aalatlo4' sun redns
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26
No. on pemocraticaI PRINCIPLES.

Perhaps ii may be laid down as a
general rule that legislative assem-
bly,. not constituted on demoeratical
principles, cannot be popular long aft
er 1t ceases to be weak.-Macaulay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26
Choral Club.

A very successful rehearsal WIS
held last nishi By the Choral oil b
New choruses We're prdcticed. There
We're about forty OF The memters
present and much progress was
made.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26
Those Hats.

A teacher of physical culture SAYS
the European peasant women ara
blessed with health and strength be
cause of the exercise they get in carry
ing heavy baskets on their heads.
How strong our fashionable women
ought to get this spring!-New YORK
Herald.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26

Girls would rather sing soprano char
alto because 1t is higher-toned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26
Social.

The Christian Endeavor OF The
Presbyterian church will give a so
cial Friday night at the nome OF Miss
Bessie Whelan of Twenty-nnth aad
Sycamore streets Admission 10r.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26

You can't tell which way train
has gone by the track it leaves.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26
rhinlhle Club.

The Thimble club viii be enter
tanned by Mrs Frank FiizG rad this
afternoon at her home on Twenty
fourth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26

A woman likes TO 20 away for the
summer because most Of her friends
can't.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26

IF age ard is survived by his wife amt
s'ei-daughter The funeral was
held Tuesday morning, interment BE-.
ing made in Lorimer cemetery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26

i'll At st Mary's lnGrmary was niue
worse yesterday
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-05-26

Miss Mary Alice Nau'le Is ii a
tho home of her aun, Mis-. Rarc'a.
on Seventh street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-01

This attracted big crowd and when the burgo
thought the people had looked at the bubble
long enough he made little speech in which he told
them that it filled with poison, and liable to
burst any moment Then they all away. The
day the magician made the bubble green. the third
day blue; and long the bubble and the colors held
out the people kept coming back
In the meantime the robber baron was getting i'm
patient only because Hans was learning oratory
but because he heard nothing from Grosshufeten He
called the bad magician him and told him that if he
could not suggest way to bring the villagers
terms he should be thrown into the bubble The bad
magician greatly alarmed at the barons threat
and thought as hard as he could which very
hard AT last he suggested that the baron and his band
go to the opposite side of the lake shoot the bubble
and allow the gas to float Grosshufeten. Then.
when the villagers overcome, they could take
their treasures which he would transport the noun
tain by magic The baron thought it would e easier to
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-01

do it all by magic but the bad magician said he
clever enough to arrange spell for that besides there
would be the sport for the baron of shooting the bubble
The next day, the baron. his band and the bad mag
clan appeared opposite Grosshufeen and nothing
but big fence. They rather disappointed, but
climbed some trees and got view of the bubble which
was then chrome yellow. The baron took crossbow
and prepared to shoot.
But meanwhile the good magician-who was much
pleased at living among honest people-had not been
idle. He had devised an enormous bellows and when
he the baron aim his crossbow the bubble, he
told the villagers to get ready to blow it.
The baron fired bolt which struck the bubble. It
burst and as the gas from it the villagers blew the
bellows with great force and the vapor foated over
among the trees where the baron was.
So far as know, this was the last of that robber
baron and his band and also of the bad magician; but
Hans who had stayed behind at the mountain became
a mighty orator
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-01

Bat James took the cakes from his J
satchel,
And soon he had scattered thenround:
And the witch-girl went hunting and
STOPPING
To gather them up from the ground; l
Then The satchel James dressed in his
jacket,
And set his old hat on i, straight.
And slid down the tree in a jiffy,
And hurried away to the gate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-01

They both began climbing the ladder.
But, rumpieiy .dumplety-dumpl
The pears and the satchel came tum-
bling
About them with many a thump:
And there they sat rubbing their
bruises,
And staring tsp into the tree:
But James has been taught O good les
son,
And hencefor,h less greedy will be.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-01

When the cakes had been gathered and
eaten,
The witch-girl looked up at the tree,
And there. just like James, sat tho
satchel,
! As quiet and still as could be.
Out comes the old witch with the lad
der:
She says. 81 We plan Of my own:
u u take this boy in and I II fog him;
Hsnceiorth he II leave our trees alone
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-01

FEW hundred years ago, in country
called Germany, there was a village
known as Grosshufelten, which was on
a lake The lake is so small that l have
forgotten its name, and you will not find
the yillane on any MAD OF the country
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-01

TastcOoaTd box, with holes in the top Of
it. We regarded Kim such frail exotic that we
feared he would not survive the night in such close
confinement. We would the cover g,serIy
fearing that playful impulse he would spring
out. low Lite DID we know him! How feebly did
VIC comprehend the long reflection and wellbalanced
deliberaicn that characterized his every movement
lie spent the night in the bathtub and carly the
morning eager little nght-gowned figure fastened
in TO L he was still alive. He was He still is.
In spite of many hours of deceptive rightly, during
which he has pretended to have passed away, he is
t cxtart. When the day he was taken with great
by The tai and hastily dropped into the gavan-
zed iron tub which was henceforth to be his home
his small took the name of the frs, aquatic. hero
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-05-01
The Pet Alligator.
By EtlZABSrn ELLIOT.

SEEMS incredible that it was only Last
Easter that he came into our lives. II
seems as if he had always lain upon that
leg, as if for ages of time he had been
lying there inrnovable AMI sphinxlike.
When a friend brought the little alliga-
ter to us last Spring from Florida, in a