Logan Republican | 1903-01-23 | Page 7 | "Dick" Wainwright

"Dick" Walnwrlght Threo Jackles came to town to "blow." Ono, an old sea lawyer, had $26 wadded In his hip pocket A now found friend, solicitous for his welfare, wel-fare, wanted him to fold tho notes reasonably. "Say, my boy," ho protested. pro-tested. "I'm too old a hand. Wo don't want to keep tills money. Wo'vo r como to town to blow and wo're go-7 go-7 lng to blow; and tho sooner wo blow t tho bottor." "What's your ship?" "Tho Newark." "Wlio's tho captain?" "Dick WainwriRht." "Dick Wain-wrlght Wain-wrlght ol tho Gloucester?" "Tho samo." "Whnt sort of a chap Is ho? What do tho crow think ot him?" "Oh, Dick's all right. He's a bully fellow, fel-low, only strlctcr'n ."Now York Pross.