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The Penn's Grove record., 1909-12-03
Masters Sale of Real Estate
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between
Complainant, On Bin for Parti-
ISAAC WELLS ToRBERT, Decree for Sale.
Eft ais, Defendants. J
By virtue of a decree for sale in the above
stated cause to me directed and delivered, the
subscriber; one OF the Special Masters Of the
Public Vendue, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1909,
at two O'Clock in the afternoon of said day, in
front OF Odd Fellows Hall, in the Borough OF
Penn's Grove, Salem County, New jersey, the
hiSnsr, uoceaseu, anu markeu IN SAID eas Timer
as Lot No. s, and bounded as follows:
BEGINNING in the Cove road at u corner of
No. s, and runs thence along the Cove road
bounding on No. l, North IS degrees West ten
fhsaes I bV N S~e Z sou uhki tb Il : cSrnef a6 ID N fSre a;
quarter degrees West eleven chains and
twenty-five links to a corner in late Samuel
sIlaofs shirt l1ns; tasnss b Hass Gf einSs sha lins
and twenty-five links to q corner OF Lot No. 6.
thence by No. 6 North forty-one and a half de-
links to the place Of beginning; C~oNTAiNiNe
twelve acres, be the same more or less.
No. IA certain tract OF land in the Town
ship of Upper PENIS Neck aforesaid, bounded
BEGINNING at a stake in the Cove road and
runs thence down the Cove road North sixty
hve degrees west fourteen chains and sixty
three links to a stake; thence bounding ON
No. Q North thirty.six degrees East thirteen
chains seventy.eight links to a corner in late
John SummerilpS line; thence by Summerill
line South sixty-twO degrees East three chains
and eight links to a corner; thence South
thirty-six degrees West three chains to a
corner; thence bounding on land late ofDavid
Smith, South sew enteen degrees East fourteen
chains four links to the place Of beginning;
CONTAINING ten acres Of land, be the same
more or less.
Said sale, including the estate and interest
in dover OF Anna Il. TOrbert, widow of James
Torbert, deceased, and the inchoate rights of
dover of the defendants, Mary w. TOrbert,
Laura +. Harris, Annie 7. Harris, Nancy p.
Harris, and Carrie L.. T0rbert.
Conditions at Sale.
Dated November A, 1909.
French & Richards, Solicitors.
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COUNTY CONVERSATIONS

Charles Hetzell, OF Deerfeld, has bought
10 Jacob Hitchner farm, paying $94
acre.
Charged with stealing $52 from Samue
trick, of Quinton township, by whom
vas employed, Rulon Gould, colored,
hello in $500 bail for court.
samuel Powell, SON OF S. Frank Pow
and franklin Ayars, son of j. Shop
lrd Ayars, both of Elsinboro township,
9 taking a three months course in
griculture at Rutgers College.
The Post Office at Alloway was broken
nto OIL Monday night. The safe was
Iown open and a large amount of
were taken. The amount is said to
'e about 500.
The County Board of Chosen Free
FOLDERS held their last meeting for the
ear last Wednesday. The new members
ected in November will take their seat
auary LIST, when the Board will re-
amize.
BRAN Goldman, who came from New
and titled a farm with unsatisfac-
esults, hanged himself at Centreton
turday night.
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clothing Firm Dissolve

Wright & Davidson Co., Inc,
as conducted the clothing BUSH
Eighth and Market streets, Will
nington for tie past ten years, very
successfully, is to be dissolved, as a result
Of Mr.. Joseph Davidson's decision to re-
ire from active business. Mr.. James
1. Wright who started business there
hree years previous to taking Mr..
Davidson into partnership, will resume
business in his own name.
The stock of the Wright & Davidson
Compay is to be sold at once, at price re-
auctions which should mean a speedy
adjustment of the firms business inter-
ests, and a quick closing out of the entire
stock. This stock is made up Of q large
line of mems, boys and children's cloth
ing, furnishings, &c and is very CON-
plete.
The closing out Of the stock of the pres,
ent firm is necessary to the dissolution Of
partnership, and the r~eductiontions an
nounced in another column. indicate some
very lively selling during the next few
weeks.
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Vendue
A public sale will be held at the residence OF
the subscriber, On
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1905,

A public sale will be held at the residence OF
the subscriber, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is. 1905,
On the Penn's Grove and Bridgeport Road, two
miles from P~edricktown and three
miles from PENIS Grove, at the
ARTHUR GREEN FARM.
The following described property, to-wit:
One sorrel horse, Ned. II years old; one
sOIrel horse, Frank, II years old; one brown
horse, George. 5 years old. These horses are
all good workers and drivers and are thor
Oughly broke. Three lows, cOmingin soon.
Three sets Of heavy harness. one cart harness,
one light harness, collars, names and traces,
brides, blankets, halterS, lines and fly nets.
Heavy wagon, cart, Dido, market wagon
buggy, two sets side and bottom boards.
One Deering mower, forks, shovels, marker,
three ive-tOoth harrOws, Lhree-toOth harrow,
follow harrow, hay fork, chain puncher and
tongs, single-trees, eveners. set shovelings, lot
Of baskets, two horse plOw. one-horse pillow,
wagon, drag, lot Of bags. Is feet rubber hose,
81 baskets Of sweet potato seed. Dark Gem
watermelon seed. Shippers pride citrOn seed,
Early Anna tomato seed, 35quart separator
churn, bedstead and Mattress, 400 bushels OF
corn, lot of chickens. and other articles toe
numerous to mention.
sale to begin at / o'cl0ck. Conditions at sale
WILSON JUSTICE,
FRANK GAvENTA, Auctioneer.
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Thrilling Rescue.

How Bert R Lean, OF Cheny, Wash. was
saved from a frightful death is a story to
thrill the world. "a hrrd cold," he
writes, drought On a desperate lung
trouble that bafied an expert doctor here.
Then l paid $40 to SIS q visit to a lung
specialist in Spokane, whe did not help me.
Then [ went to California, but without
benefit. At last l used DR.. Kings New
Discovery, which completely cured me and
now / am as we'll as ever" For Lung
Trouble, Bronchitis, Coughs and colds
Asthmr, Ceoup aud Whooping Cough its
supreme. SIC and 81. Loo. Trial bottle free.
Gnaranteed by B. Arete johnson.
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Borough Council

A regular meeting of the Mayor and
Council was held on Tuesday evening.
Mayor Gentieu presided. Councilmen
Keen, Kille, Layman and Long were
present.
Current bills were ordered paid.
The Mayor read a letter from Borough
Solicitor j. w. Davis, in which he stated
that lie had written to ID. r. Lowell,
Superintendent of the Railroad, calling
his attention to the trains exceeding the
speed limit at street crossings and to the
nuisance of carloads of manure standing
for days in the Borough. He also stated
that the Borough could either buy the
present gas plant or build a new one.
When it was decided which action to
take he would prepare the necessary
.egsl papers.
The Street Committee reported favora-
bly, on the request of Justice & Co. to ex-
tend their platform to the street limit
at their barrel house OH Pitman Street.
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NEW JERSEY NEWS

~. Amanda Taylor has been visiting
ainsville.
IS May Featherer has returned from
it with Mrs. Sanford Fox at Willow
ISIS Eva Featherer, OF Gibbstown, has
4 visiting relatives here.
RS. Sue Shallenberger has returned
a visit in Port Republic.
rs. Lille Denny and children have
irned from a visit in Philadelphia.
hannah, wife OF Samuel HI. Given, who
been suffering with an internal can
|, died last Saturday, aged so years.
funeral was held on Wednesday.
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Vendue
There will be a Public Sale of Live Stock,
Farming Utensils and Household Goods,
OF the premises of the subscriber, at
EAGLETOWN,
ON THURSDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1909.

EAGLETOWN,
ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER is, 1909.
One gray mare "Bess," a good driver. Three
Mich cows, one yearling heifer, one yearling
bull. One twO-h0rSe wagon, Denny make,
Ain. tread, sides and bottom, nearly new; one
buggy, as good as new; one truck rack, Shoe
maker make, nearly new one iron wagon, 4
straps Of bells. Two sets double work harness,
two sets single carriage harness, one set heavy
harness, collars, brides, lines, set carriage fly
nets, plush robe, ETC.. etc.
One two-hOrse pillow, one-horse pillow. TWO
horse new-gr0und pillow, good as new; noe
harrow, marker, onion harrow, scratch harrow
wheel pillow. cart, sled and chain, hoes. forks,
hole digger, corn shelter, feed grinder, patent
beam. weighs 500 pounds; corn coverer, W
iron pots, lard press, sausage grinder, cream
separator, scrapple GUTTER.
Two hives of bees, about 200 bushels of corn
on cob 20 pounds to the bushel; half bushel
measure half peck measure.
One walnut bedroom suit, marble top W
goose feather beds. bolster and pillows, bed
stead, two bureaus, wash stand, bed quilts,
two floor mattings, two rag c trpets, W rag
stair carpets, twOingrain carpets. ingram stair
carpet, brussels carpet, wool stripe carpet,
dozen window shades, COUCH. two Ockln
chairs, reclining rocking chair, half dozen
cane seat chairs, half dozen kitchen chairs,
two small stands, six foot extension taDie, SIX
| legged table, small table, dresser CUPBOARD,
| TWO looking glasses. Penn Esther Range,
nearly new; wood heater, gasoline stove,
1 eight-day clock, ice cream freezer, three
| lamps, pork barrel. lot Mason Jars, dishes,
| glassware, two wash tubs, clothes wringer,
| Clothes boiler, dinner boilers, frying pans, and
l other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to begin at / P. M. Conditions at Sale.
KATE L. HEWITT.
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William Henry Simpson and Mary
Jane Zane were married at the home of
bride in South Penn's Grove OH Deem
Der LIST 1909, by Rev. E. A. Miller.
After the ceremoney the couple left
for Wasllin gton, D. C., on their wedding
trip.
James S. Griffith and Elizabeth Jess
were married at st. Paul's parsonage, No.
vember "a, 1909, by Rev. ). w. Lee.
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Notice to Fishermen

AS agent for Uhler s. English, of PhiIadel-
pbia, ] am selling their Summerill, Golden
Irish, and Uhler 4 English Irish also Ameri-
can Net and Twlne Company's Netting, Of
New York. All kIndS of fishing gear, sum
merill's lines included, can be bought Of ms as
cheaply as directly OF UhIer & English. saving
freight and other expenses. All orders by
mail will be promptly attended to.
4. s.. HARRIS,
l1-128t Is Franklin ST., Penn's Grove, N. j.
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CHURCH NOTES

ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rev. j. w. Lee, Pastor.
Sunday Services.
1890 Reception of Member of Holy
Communion. 7.30 The Prison OF the
Singers or the Power of Emotional Re-
ligion.
The Sunday School will hold a Christ
mas entertainment Thursday evening,
23rd.
NJ. e. CHURCH
Rev. E. A. Miller, Pastor.
1890 A. M. Sacrament of the Lords
Supper preceded by communion address.
7.45 P, M. Sermon-"Without Love
Nothing"
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
There will be services at the Baptist
Church on Sunday as usual. Rev. w. A..
Raft, of Jamesburg, is expected to
preach.
BETHEL PROTESTANT
REV. HI. r. BLACKwooD, Pastor
PASTORS Sunday morning subject will
be ga False Light" Penn's Grove
Grange will attend the evening service
when the Pastor will preach from ''The
God Of Nature"
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At the same time and place We will offer
the fnllaWinO.

A Farm Of 60 acres, belonging to Caroline s.
ShultZ, known as the Joseph X. Shultz farm.
good state of cultivation; balance in timber
and brush land. The improvements are a good
Groom house, a good barn and other out-build-
ings. About IS fruit trees in good bearing
condition; about one acre Of strawberries and
a good well of water,
II this farm is sold $1,000 of the purchase
money can remain on the farm, and If not sold
it will be for rent at a low rate.
CAROLINE S. SHULTZ.
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Notice to Creditors

SALEM COUNTY ~SURRoGATEs OFFICE
Estate of Joseph C. Summerill, Deceased.
Pursuant to the order of Loren p. Plummes
Surrogaifferent kinds
HAkNESS-Double work harness, single
harness, buggy harness, two pair double lines,
two pair single lines, collars, brides, haltefs.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS of general variety,
and other articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence at l o'clock sharp.
CON DITIONS-A credit of ten months will
be given those who give notes with approved
security, payable at the SwedeSb0ro National
ALI sums under $40 cash at close of sale.
EDITH A. MULLEN, MOrtgagee.
DAVID II. SHULIZ, Agent.
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Trouble Makers Ousted

When a sufferer from stomach trouble takes
DR.. Kings New Lie Pills he's mighty
glad tosee his Dyspepsia and Indigestion
iy. but more he's tickled over his new, tine
appetite, strong nerves healthy vigor, all
because stomach, liver and kidneys now
work right. 25c at Johnson's drug store
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Xmas Photographs

Order yoGr Christmas work early OF
Cummings, the Photographer, 307 Mar
ket and Ford Building, Tenth and Mar
ket Streets Wilmington, Del. ll-l2-6t
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Job Printing

The Penn's Grove RECORD Office is bet
ter prepared to do job printing than ever
before If you need any don't fail to give
us a trial. Good work at reasonable prices
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The launching of the twin passenger
steamers at Wilmington last Saturday
for the Wilson line was made q ptpmi-
nent public event which was witnelsed
by thousands of cheering spectas6T s.
The Mayor of Wilmington and Fiiladel-
phia, for which cities Ae-boats are
named, took prominent parts in the
event. The Getty Of Wilmington was
christened by Miss Elizabeth G. Wilson,
daughter of former Mayor Wilson, head
of the steamhc"t sisa sls Ssts
5o3 tl.ladsiplLlss' was given its name ny
Miss Eleanor G. ReyhurD, daughter sof
Mayor Peybpfa.
Former Governor Lea and Mayor
~spraance, &c Wilmington, and Colcnel
Howard a. Days, Of philadelphia also
were with Tie party
The. launching took place az noon
Mt tie harlan Hollingsworth SHY
yard Fresidens William G.. Coke,
president of the Cooperation stood be-
| side Mies Wilson as She crashed the bottla
| of ismpaigin on She bow af ''The City
ef Wilmington" Foar minutes after
ward seTile City Of Philadelphia was
| Gu loose and Hiss Reyburn crashed the
oottls Oh she hull.
The new boats, which will be as
nearly alike as il IS possible TO make
tllelD, vili be used in the Wilson Lines
passenger and freight business between
Wilmington and ptliiadelphia. Each is
200 lee long over all, 40 Leet beam over
glaIsls. 30 ieet beam moulded, and II
ieet ! inches deep. Tie boats are built
OF steel. wood being omitted wherever
possible.
The vessels are to be heated through
out by steam and lighted by electricity.
a large searciiliglt also will be carried
by each. The machinery viii consist OF
triple expansion englaes Of she inverted
| type, with cylinders l9.M ANA ~ inches
by a inches storke driving single propei-
lers. The boilers will be of elie straight
burroughs eunboat type, nine ieet ionr
inches IN diameter by % ieet III iesigiit,
Combined steam and hand-steerii,g APP
paratus viii be provided.
They are expected tt be ready for Their
trial trips about the middle Of MARCH, and
it is thought that size hNRts will be ready
to 80 into commission about April LIST.
When the boats we're launclsed, on
Sat urday; they bad All Of their auxiliary
machinery and dyllanics in position aad
the WORK of installing boilers III the City
of Wilmington, was started 81 Monday.
The engines viii be set ID within a lev
days and the boats will be drycoeked 70
received the propeller Wheel ii elsce and
size will be fitted viii engines aud boil
qfs in a very slsort time.
May STop AZ PENS GRoyE
Tie steamer City OF Chester and
Brandy wLie have been run OH the Will
SOL line between Wilmington and Pllila
pelpiiia for several years. Each boat has
been making two round trips daily. be-
tween those cites, stopping at Chester
each way. The round trip fare has been
only % celts, excepting Oh sntnrda. {,
| Sundays end holidays zen tie faFe wsa
so cent?.
The low fare has proved such a great
success in drawing travel that the new
boats s'Citr IS n,;,~a Il
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of Wilmington
and a boat will
ninety minutes.
A business mani
ed in trade with ]
Capt. Horace Wills
Grove wharf, extel
and running his boa
to stop at Penn's 9
and from Philade
replied that he ths
paying proposition.
That would surel
boat between Penn
ington, and betwee
Philadelphia.
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62 1913 Market st.
WILMINGTON
No New TRIAL II
Suit

No New TRIAL n Suit
DO. Watkins. attoans the Frank
In Township Bcard 4 t~ectors, OF
Gloucester County was ,rmed last
Saturday that Circuit s. Lloyd had
refused a neW trial lT a johnson,
Of GIassbe~c who lost ais Tor $4,000
damages ust the Sag mission"
which pot his Hsins ii aarroom at
Franklinyi as our 10 ION liquor
could not | sold. 90ls Is a vestry-
man OF tie \ ASHORE 2. Il urch. The
case was non suited on tlse und that
aE; aialice a shown.
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A Great Seller.

Johnson's Laxative Tablets. Try a box
IL tablets for l0c Johnson's Pharmacy.
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COUNTY co

George Abbott,
dealer, has purchs
at Daretown and
creamery. r
Two SONS of ]
aged 3 and 7 VI
died with diphthe
weeks.
During the 70
vember, hen dc
were shot in tlr
County.
clark Pettlt, II
Mannington, has
Benz. B. Westcot
his son, for the /
His farm OF 144a(
| LIST, and the per
| 10th, 1910.
| Cashier and M
| Salem. celebrate
| of their wedding
a brilliant Tece
Mr.. and Mrs. ]
way, also cele
versary of their
Daniel E. N
assistant casllie
Kingstree, 5. @
while working
Hackett farm,
miles from We
! of looting the
checks.
| County Cler
County CoIlee
purchased the
M. Stiles, in
Stiles will mo-
the store nov
Brothers. H
OF the late [.
manufacturer,
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Y for Christmas

growing tendency for earlier Christmas
shopping now you have the advantage
sments and avoid the rush and kindred
avs to be experienced the days nearest
Z ready and are showing complete hol-
ndkerchiefs, Gloves, Leather Goods,
+ Goods, Art Novelties.
Ill sorts, Blankets, Spreads, Comfort
bats.
ornamental articles in Hammered
and Imported Crockery.
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Ready-to-W Wear
Garments and FurS

Tor the nrSl Time CnlS season the weather is SUCH
that il W absolutely necessary to make a change in
yoav g apparel. Even while the thermometer
was ho# 4 near the summer mark we continued our
prsparas Dr. cold weather that is always sure to come,
so that "a ,e have the best selected stock of Women's,
Miss az iris Suits and Coats to be found any
where. s colors and prices to suit every individual
taste.
lildren's Coats, $3.50 to $18
isses' Coats, $40 to $25
fomen's Coats, $15 to $50
omen's Suits, SIS to $75
isses' Suits, SIS to $40
rs' Suits, $40 to $25
Cur Vii ment of Reliable Furs and Fur Garments
is equally 4 srable.
Scars | Mufs OF Black Fox, Sable Fox, Isa-
bella Fox ual Squirrel, Blended Squirrel, Black
Marten, Pt Lamb and Persian Paw.
Our ISL Fur Coats possess all points of excellence
Guata d Russian Pony Coats, best French dye,
full SO IL. ID guaranteed Innings, $50, $75, 800, $135
Black acul Fur Coats, $75, 500, 1925
Blende berian Squirrel Coats, $l35, $3.50
Fun III Cloth Goats, $50 ana $50
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AuctiOneer.

I offer my services as a%uctioneer from now
until next April. Address ID. A. ENGLISH,
Isl Pitman Street. Penn's Grove, M.
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IT A WORD COLUMN

ments published in this column
a word for first insertion and
! word each subsequent inser-
mum price 15c for first insertion
{ subsequent insertion. Cash
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FOF sane
A set OF half chain harness nearly new. c,
II. Summeriil. -
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An experienced woman for housework. Adj
Dress all communications to Rev. o. s. Duff
field, PedricktOwn, Nj. 1t
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SOUT

Woodbury.
was used for
Rev. Georg
back by the
boro M. e. G
year.
An ~entflusi
in the Clayte
leadership 9
is assisting
pastor. The
crowds and Z
their meals a.
who departes
Sadly imissee
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Building Lots For Sale,

bulfuInS LOIS For sale.
On Delaware Ave. and Penn Street. AL
these lots are nigh and water good. Can be
had at REASONABLE rlces. For particulars ap-
Apply to ASA q. TURNER.
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No one I
lotionorb
Arnica Sa
Cuts, Corr
Boils. UIcI
Sore Eyes
supreme.
at Johns0
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.1.s..s ling Wanted
immediately, by a worthy woman with fam
lily in destitute Gil circumstances.
l2-3-4t P.O. Box, 39, PENIS Grove, Nj.
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who departes
Sadly inisseF
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Our 4
is equally 4
Scar
bella Fox
Marten,
Our Il
GuaEa
full SO il. ID
Black
Blende
Fun Ii
~
There /
shopping.
of the full q
annoyanees
TO christina
We arr
idav lines ot
Neckwear, !
Linens
ables, SILK p
Useful
Brass, Cut G
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Two dwelling houses, barn and one acre of
ground, all in good condition.
ll-l9-tf MRS. ANNIE E. MILLS.
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was handcuffed and in the patrol, which
was now again turned toward box num-
Der IL"
We'll go back and see what luck Joe
had with his man.. explained the driver.
But such was not necessary. Hardly had
two blocks been traversed before the lat
ter peering ahead. pulled up sharply and
suddenly with a smothered exclamation
that sounded suspiciously like profanity.
What is it?'' asked the reporter. Then.
"Oh, / see For down the street came
fugitive number two with the pursuing
policeman scarcely ten yards behind.
Hold these reins again. said the driv-
: err as he left his box for the second time,
placed himself directly in the path OF the
would-be "get-a-way,' and prepared for
a flying tackle.
When the fugitive saw the wagon and
the uniformed man blocking his escape
he halted. What's the use?" he re-
marked. II can't get away from the whole
force. I give up"
All the same he. too. was handcuffed
before being bundled into the wagon. and
ten minutes LATER, after giving their per
sonal statistics to the desk sergeant, both
men were behind the bars on the joint
charges of "affray'' and resisting an Of
fcer."
IT enjoyed that" declared the driver.
as he unhitched his horse. Il wouldn
mind a little chase of the same kind every
night-but we don't often get 'em. When
they do come too we're not always as
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policeman at the box. Fender of car
knocked him down and cut his head pretty
badly. Guess you better take him to the
hospital and have the cut sewed up and
then take him to the station and charge
him with drunkenness"
With less speed. but at lively run, the
patrol wagon went to the Emergency Hos
pital. The driver waited at the southern
entrance while the policeman took the
drunken man into the operating room to
have the wound closed.
That's another sample" said the driv-
er. We get all kinds seem to feel it
in my bones that this is going to be a
busy night. Wish l. could sleep an. hour
or two. because 7 was up all day with
my little girl. who has been i'll. Don't
guess I'll get chance to even take forty
winks tonight. I've noticed, as every po-
liceman has, that when it's coolest and
most disagreeable there are more arrests
and. of course. more runs for the wagon.
The meanness In everybody seems to
crop out in cold weather. I lent my rub
Der coat to a policeman yesterday and
I'll bet 1t rains and freezes or halls or
SHOWS or something tonight. Neither OF
our horses is roughshod, either, and that
VIII make 1t all the worse. Better think
it over and not go unless you can stand
a whole lot of weather. I understand
raid is going to be made on a crap game