Kansas agitator

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pers. They wear a little blue cap

with a red band. One man, perhaps,

is wearing a shabby pair of old tweed

trousers, and slung by a hemp rope

over his shoulders is an old-fashioned

flint-lock gun. The officer who com

mands the regiment is brandishing a

rusty sword,

The army, it goes without saying,

Is miserably housed. In Port-au-Prince,

the capital of Hayti, you will

HIS NEW ANGLING TACKLE

A prominent physician of Baltimore

has been busy of late trying to regu

late his practice so that he may enjoy

an extended fishing trip. His early

arrangements have not been propi

tious, though he has boasted of the

great catches which he anticipates

making in Canadian waters. He has

purchased a fishing outfit at a cost of

about $100, bought railroad tickets,

figured up hotel bills and other ex

penses, and set aside an amount of

money sufficient to pay all bills for

himself and his wife for the trip. The

fishing tackle was cent to his home

late at night, and he and his wife,

after duly admiring it, retired.

Then came trouble which nearly re

sulted in a divorce suit. Thoughts of

the coming fishing trip bo filled the

doctor's mind that he could not sleep,

as be arose, assembled his split-bamboo

rod, and put the reel and line on.

Not having space in the room to test

it, he carefully opened a window and

began to make casts Into the open

area of the street, but he made one

too many. In attempting to wind the

reel there was a stop.

Thinking it a kink in the new line,

he wound harder. Then there was a

USE f OR

Seated with some congenial cronle3

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Kansas agitator. (1902). Garnett, Kan., 1902-08-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83040052/1902-08-22/ed-1/?sp=6

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Kansas agitator, 1902-08-22.