T'niTvA'V rknnwiirm in inn
I
o
o
0
0
10
10
10
[ 0
10
17
10
15
10
10
10
10
10
10
94
40
72
40
09
13
40
40
40
40
A Ilnitr Conclusion.
A former Princeton man now living
In Philadelphia tclla of his only un
pleasant encounter with Jimmy Mc-
Coeh aa an Illustration of the beloved
old tutor's Innate kindliness. When a
student , he was lounging on his bed
one afternoon , smoking. In response
to a knock on the door he called out :
"Who'H there ? "
"It Is I Dr. McCosh , " came the re
ply.
"You'ro a llarl" answered the utu-
dent , thinking one of his chums wao
trying to joke with him. "If you were
really Dr. McCosh , you'd simply say.
It Is I. ' "
After a second's silence the student
heard retreating steps , mshed to the
door and looked out to see Dr. Mc
Cosh himself scurrying down the corridor
rider and around n corner In nn en
deavor to avoid recognition. Philadelphia
Times.
phia i
From Frylntr Tan to rlre.
A Loudonvlllo man wna dancing a
qnadrlllo when ho heard his panta
Beams ripping , at which ho rushed In
to a dressing room , where his wife-
good soul was BOOH busy with ncedlo
and thread , ho having ilrst divested
himself from his leg covering. Pres
ently ho heard the rustle of skirts and
realized that ho was up against the
horrible proposition of being discovered
In the ladles' dressing room , which ho
had entered by mistake. Appealing to
hla wife again , the excellent crcaturo
shoved him through what she supposed
to bo a closet door and turned the key.
"Let mo back ! Let mo back ! " ho
screamed as ho began pounding on the
door. "I'm In the ballrooml" And ha
wa& Eareuna (0. ( ) Republican.
