The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume], November 23, 1903, Image 3

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\Vhife-haired man staggered into
:6f{ec j«tatf6*j Jagrnight, itiftf starv
ed "anSf Vtf&rly frbzcn. 'lie hegged to
locked up.
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#m jayinsfii'4 he Said. ^Gi«e me a'
wtece to lie d'ofrft TdofiYwS'tit to dte
iti the street like a 4o^."
-,Th^man gave his name as Hfcnry
Heraic. Th'jfee years agb, he said1 h*
Ftad been in comfortable circumstances.1
•Ifl St. $a,4l,he lived witl? hU wife and
three children. He wi^a skilled n e
chariic and earned large w^ges^ having
salved' -a competency .for, his old -age.
i'My wife was suddenly taken sick
qfith smallpox,'' said the man in a trem
b»ng voice. "One Jjy -one my chi|drerr
jffjl ill. .In less than a week wife and
fijdren were dead. 1 buried them side
by side in the cemetery on the same
ly.
s#jj I'When returned to the house it wast
fj a 4home no, longer. The silent walls
alove me to distraction. I could not
Stjp.nd it and I fled. I have never been
tyjck since. I aiit only
but my hair
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as White as that of a man
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turned white in a week.
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'If became a wanderer, going from
1' O^e "place to another in an effort to
4 stjfle my grief. The only way I could
f. wa^ .to deadop my sensibilities
with drink. Now I am a drunkard.
Atyr money is all gone and I must beg.
Thank "God I have but a short time to
3*he man's voice hroke with a sob
Afld he sank into a cfhair. He was pr6
wOed a warm place to sleep in the sta
tiOn last night, and this morning he
entered a plea of guilty to vagrancy in
crty court, and out of pure eompasion,
J'v&ge Gearey sentenced him to serve
eight d«iys in the city jail.
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was a guitar. 7
rSplash!
\$t was cold water thrown, fcpn an
mstairs window.
w'Barig!"
V|t was the pitcher bringing up against
-c the head of the serena|er.. already
drfenched to the skiri.
''Wow!"
It was John Mabie, mad as a hornet.
True, he had met the young woman to
wkom he was essaying to sing only a
,/ few hours before, but "wasn't this all
the more romantic?
"Crash!" y
It was Mabie's foot in contact with
tn$ door of .the young woman's dwel-
K$g.
4'Ouch!"
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Jit was Mabfc-V protest against t*he
tight grip P&troliMn^K^s^ '|B|v« ^is
ann.f
Take'that
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It Was Judge Gearey imposing:^
$5
^With cheeks aglow and arrayed in
itH& gladdest of her glad rags, Annie
'Thompson anoeared in city court this
morning to answer a charge of having,
b^enih toxica ted-, Atmie was_picked up
on the south bridge Saturday Evening
in a very "oh, be joyful" condition. Her
hair, dishCvfeled by the rather bois
tefous zephyrs, was flying wildly in the
aif. iter hat was gone and her shoul
ders were minus.a wrap of any char
acter. To her the balmy breezes of
the trtfpics were blowing, and she ap
parently was oblivious to everything,
save a good time. Wheh she was tak
enuto the station the desk sergeant nat
urally. wrote insane after her name,
but. the- arresting officer changed the
charge by inserting '/temporarily."
Last night the young woman's friends
caj$ne to her rescue ahd she was re
leased on bond after spending twdnty
fd$r hburs in jail. Her appearance in
cdnrt was a1 surprise this morning.
'The unexpected always happens,"
Mid the judge as Annie treaded iftto
thfc room with queenly majesty.
'T want to i^lead guilty to a drunk
charge and pay a fine," Said Annie as
she took hef seat in the dock.
"Then you were drunk, young lady?"
sufctfetfted the court.
lorry to say that I was," said
her head in shaintf.
sorry, an(l I hope
1st tiffre. Iswill sen-^
fine .of or you
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Jys in the city jail.'
MpakLtli«. fine and
firl lives in Mobr
the jc?®efcrs thfat she
Jerjsirother.
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Dining Tables in weathered
b'ak, pujnd pr ,square, |ix and
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$32.00, $43.00
Golden Oak Dining Ta
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52, 5^ and. 60. inch tops,
six, eight .and ten feet
extension, from
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Buffers, China Closets and Slde
bp«f4s—Arts and Crafts hand
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Uining Chairs—Weathered and
golden Oiaki in endless
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Chairs, from
$2.50 to $8
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