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PANIC.
Exciting Scene On an Excur.
sion Steamer.

Exciting scene On an Excur.
sion Steamer.
New York, 1.-THE steamer Plymouth
Rock, on her morning trip to Long
branch, with some 1,8O0 or 1,100 pas
sengers, when about twenty miles from
her destination, burst steam hue, knock
ing open the doors of the engine room,
from which an immense volume of steam
escaped. A scene Of terrible confusion
and terror ensued, passengers being
madly panic stricken. In the struggle
for life-preservers men were seen to seize
them from women. For about half an
hour there was scene of dire confusion
in the upper deck cabin. The struggling
mass wedged the doors, which, being
blocked up, to facilitate exit the windows
were broken out by officers OF the boat,
and the passengers passed through head
first. As soon as the panic somewhat
subsidized, the band struck up and this
helped 10 reassure the passengers and re-
store order. The tug GeTnGniG went to
the assistance Of the Plymouth Rock and
took her in tow. Before starting, how
ever, the steamers Schuyler and City of
Richmond also came up. The latter boat
g. d tbe GeTmGniG towed the disabled
steam boat some distance up the bar to
smooth water, where the passengers we're
transferred to the City of Richmond and
brought to this city. In the panic q
number of women and children were
knocked down and trampled on, but to
what extent were injured was not as
csrtaiRed.
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Rooms 20 and /. Merchants Exchange
California Street, s. +.

Advertising Solicited for ell News
papers published on the Pacific Coast
Sandwich Islands, Polyn esia, MEXICAN
Ports, Panama, Valparaiso. Japan,
China, New Zealand, the Australian
Colonies, the Eastern St4'e~ sDd
Europe. Files OF ~, riy eVeyv uews-
paper published On ths Pacific CNsist
are kept constantly 40 hand and all
Adv-rtI-ere are allowed tree access TO
them dnring hu-ines- nnurs.
BI- The HERALD Is kept on fin
at the Office sf L p. FISHER.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT THE
" Sewer Valley RsiIwsy Company"
the "Sslt Lake s. Park City Railway
Company" AMI 1.-The Denver and Rio
Grsnde Western Railway Company
each of which is 81 Corporation organized
under the laws of the Territory cf Utah,
have. under the laws OF said Territory,
consolidated their capital stock. debts,
property, assets and franchises, and
formed Consolidated Railroad Com
pany, named The Denver and Rio
Grande Western Rail~y Company,"
and from and after this date Ill the lines
of railroad of the three consolidating
companies are owned, and will be con-
structed and operated by the CONSOLE
dated Company, which his also assumed
all the debts and liabilities of the CONSOLE
dating companies.
By order of the Board Of Directors of
'The Denver and Rio Grande Western
Railway Company"
WILLIAM WAGNER,
Secretary.
Dated July I'D. 1881. jy24
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1881-01-29
Observation-Disclosures
u . II. NJ EN-

Ce rema,1c qui ma pas encore f,illi dcpnis
vinrt-cinq ans quill est Ell usage. est h,cl
supeIienr i tous les ertruits d. Sa}sepure;M
ct tous les Deparatits, employees jusnu'a &C
,juu-.
II glfr:t toutcs les maladies cl,ronianes.
soft intorNeS. soft tNterltr, sans difference
d'a9e nj de scxc. Mule maladie %provenant
de Himpurcta dn sang ne resiste a son usn-
sc: les dartres de uuclque nature gn'clles
solent, les intirmittS, Cunstuutntede l'abus
dn mercure on de ont autre traitcnentuni
a vlci6 Ia constitution, sent paitnitemcnt
ct radleaiement queries. tonte, les fuis que
Ton %perstvere dams son emploi.
Les L~ento,yhees. PerteS Liuachts. I,yfGa-
larites dams In p%friodicit6 DIES nienstrlrs,
la chlorose, la steriHte provenant de toute
maladie chroniuue on cons:itutionnelle,
toutcs ces maladies disparaissent par I'M
traitement assez longtemps prolong6 dc la
Icintnre DGpErative du DIR. Meng.
L'epilepsie, lorsGn'elle nest pas OCCASION
nee par me lesion organique, les Rhuma-
tislnes chroni4nes ct queqnetois -4igHs, les
nlceres cancereuS, ont ct6 radicalement
gu6ris.
Les cures dejA opfr6es p%arlent asset pour
que Ia Teinture Depnrative du DIR. Mcng
ait besoin lie toutc reclame; il sutfit de sa-
volr quill NY a pas Ell iusqu'a present me
seule maladie chronique invtt6ree on cons
ti~tutionnelle, produite par un vice qncl-
conIue dies humeurs, Gni aitrfsisth Ia puis-
sance medicatrice de cette preparation.
: Chaqne bonteillc est Accompanies lie
nomhrenx certiticats, venant de tons les
points de la Lonisiane attcstant les bellies
cures op6rees par ce medicament.
fy En- ventc Il st. Jacqnes-Rive droite.
chez J. Billion ct J.. Y. Armant-kive gau-
che, Eugene Laiche ct L. G~randeury.
A la Nouvelle-Orl6ans, l.. Lacassagne
rue Decatur, No. 9.
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On. MENG, Donaldsonyille:

Cest avec lie plus VII plaisr que .ie vons
vols reprendre la fabrication de Notre Tein-
tnre Depurative. Je ne saurais trop la
recommander a ton cenx qui souffrent de
maladies anciennes. zen al vendu hean-
coup dams 10 temps, ct j'ai etc temoin lie
cures aussi nombrenses que surprenantcs.
Mails dcnx surtout sont restees gravGus
dams ma m6moire:
Nine. Santiago Troxillo, Ag6e d'enyiron
46 ans. quidetuis plnsieurs annAes n'avait
pm quitter son lit (%retour d'age). s'cst trou-
wee enforcement gu6rie, apres Templol dc
qnel4ues bonteilles de teinture dlpnrative.
Ellie est devenue forte ct puissante, ct n
plus RESENT ancune esepce de douleur.
Me. Lagreze ,Ag6e d. Is ans, qui depuis
pusieurs ann6es n'ayait pu Sc livrer u au-
cune espace travail, ell probe 4 II migrai
ne qui Ia tenait clouee lans sa chambre'
s'est vue delivr6e pour tonjours de cette
doulonrense maladie, apres rusage de quel-
ques bouteilles de cette home teinture.
ST ce m6dicament, bien comm ct emplo-
y6 dams nos parages. await besoin d'atrc
r~ecommand6, je pourrais bonner le nom de
nombre de personnes qni ont etc queries
par la teinture depurative.
Veuillez men expedier une caisse. Plu-
sieurs malades men ont demande ct Patten-
dent.
AMADEO BRAUD.
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Oh: alo.lay aysehla Sun.

A .evEpa?era; thc ..rcseat Tlnses.
lsl4.-uA t1r ntIo.e Few Ga EnreA,
I@cird { Ttsate- }. IarhAuics. Merchants, rro-
f.,- cl8t Nt., T'atssss. T.,ia xers, n1l al Kan.
lt- of inneg: Fol.s. -! tao Hlve.. EoAs, a7l
IA L. tts H. II all SVEN.
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AMADEO BRAUD.

.Je ~certifie que le D6puratif du DR.. Mene
MA en6ri radicalement en- 1874 dune forte
eruption cutanee sur labdomen, qui await
r6sist6 pendant an moins six mois 4 tous
les autres remedies prcscrits par les pre-
ticiens de Ia Nouvelle-O Orleans. L'ernption
diaparaissait, mails revenait toujonrs.
Six bouteilles de la Teintnrc FONT fait
disparaitre, ct peruption nest plus revenue
apros ce traitement.
J. D. Auous1IN.
ct Charles, 7 iuillst 1879.
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Kept by opothe-
carries in this
ccuntry. 4
s,n9,s trial ,oiU
conrince Tie mort
ekeptical Of its.
woned7yul palue.
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Fg1I-W.ElLy syn, g a TEAE,
II til. a4ma $40 AMI general Character ~
III: WkESlT hst With 4 greater variety 0!
latsc-' sarhas r~ealirs. AID fur1lsa!ag the news
t,l's .uoaetibs.s vita greater freshness. bseasse
It ccAs4twics > week tas.oal cfoacs only.
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Az r UBLIC.

NJ. GEO. A. COLOMB Doctcnr Dentistc,
lie rctour dc Philadelphia, Oh il Il termine
es etudas nieessaircs d sa profession, in
orme ses amis, SEES commissioners ct lie
public qu'ii s'est liX6 4 ST. jacques dune
tlcon permanente, sur lhabitation de NJ
G. Colomb, TT quill Sc met . la disposition
lde ceuNqui %youdront bien rhonorerde lcnr
tcontiance. (23 mars, 3m
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slim I3uut are
required. They
restore the vitoi
forces IN q re-
,.arkabls degree,
land give tone to
the system.
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Roduck's Stom-
.-. ach Bitters,!
unlike all other
Ik Bitters in tie
market, possess
intrinsic merit.
.MfNf R;ffcys. On

Called, ore merely wishi,cashy stuff,
sold as a beverage. Dr.. Roback's
BHia's ore not 4 Beverage IN any
sense Of Me'wo,d, but contain tie
most expensive drugs knovn to
science for tie radical cure Of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
.jor all cases nhe,e q tonic and
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C'est auiourd'huila eenle maison Fran
caise qui, apres avoir r6sist6 80 ans q
tontes les crises 6nancieres, offre encore
/ SEES clients 10 plus complet assortment
de ~marchandises seches ct aa plus bas
prix du march6.
Un soin toni ~particaIier ese apporte /
rempGr les erdr> .sarssses des campa-
epef. lssp. Sian.
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Plrn AND FONT.

LOOK upward Ia the city and see tho
network u wires. Then you will under
ssaud Why Is Is natural that there should
be 80 many rumors In the air.-A0'so"
Transcript.
A xED.mEADED man recently attended
. masquerade wrapped from bis head to
bis heels in u brown cloth and with bis
head bare. lie represented . lighted
cigas.-Syraeuse Hereld.
Avrxs Q Milwaukee doctor had put In
six months time doctoring . man for
tapeworm. . darning. needle worked out
Of the patients shoulder. The doctor
made up bis mind that something had
10 come, II the man lived long enough
Detroit Free Press.
"YoU sre In time" said the peda.
gogue to one Of bic pupils, who entered
q the last stroke OF tho bell was dying
away. "lsad grammar" said the lad,
''and bad spelling, also; for there's no
su' IN time" And now that boy Is
having . bad spell also-but not like
wisc.-NcriitN Recorder.
THERE are none 80 deaf as those who
won't hear. Father" said 1 young
reprobatc, pitching bis voice 80 the old
gentleman would be sure to hear, sic,
me have one hundred dollars?" "Eh?'
said the parent, inclining his ear. "Le!
me have two hundred dollars?" 81
heard you quite distinctly the first time
my son, quite distinctly. "-NcW Nare'
Register.
"I'LL take . ROLL" said the saw-los
| 10 the baker, As ii went down the hill
| SieubeNril,e Neval,i. "And Ill take +,
Loaf" the saw said while they were roll
ing It back. WilliGmsporl Brcaktas
7Gblc. But tho log fooled 'em Will
they we're rolling It by taking . turn
over.-RicAmond Baton. Please dough
nut tumble these statements, gentlemen
-Iauc06 Strauss. Reading such pun
might incite men To do waffle acts
Rome Sentinel.
"YEs, I'm going to skate" no ar
swered, rs bis teeth ratified together an
his ears stool out like sheet-irDn medals
"Thcy tried to stuff me with story {
. boy who iroze u death on the rink
the park, but wOuldn take it," "Di
one freeze to death?" "Naw! Con
TO find out about it, he just frozc b
ears and nose and fingers and toes, an
the rest Of his body wasn't tou he'd
all! They can't scare me with any
their tales OF h0rror!"-DetrOI Fr
Press.
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THOUSANDS Of men and women In on,
fair land have no other capital than
their brains, which they use without
stint or mercy. The clever American
never takes . lesson from nature and al.
lows his brain to lie fallOw for . while.
To begin, be puts It to work too early.
The German led IL Just leaving the gym
nasium to enter tho university ct the ago
when the American h quitting the uni.
versity 70 study . profession. A. for
the professions, tho European schools Of
law and medicine require four or five
years, while ours are satisfied with two,
or at the most three. Hence the Ger.
man or Englishmsn when ready to earn
his own living 10 what tho American
would call middle aged. In our schools
the examining process IL terribly injuri.
Gus, and fosters an ambitious idea which
should b put down 1t once. All the
bright school.boys or girls nowadays
who have a idea which seems new to
them seething In their brains, or SEQ the
many wrongs In the world that need
righting, feel that Heaven has put pen
into their hands and sent them out ~
teachers. ~ want, " said . young NO.
man Of sixteen, syear or two ago, ITO
help the ago and to earn my own liveli'
hood. I feel sure can make mark in
the world" She finally secured . posi-
ton on . cheap Sunday paper to write
squibs Of literary gossip, and was paid
Just enough to keep her from starving.
From that day there was On end OF oil
development Of her mind. She became
| q poor hack, hunying here and there to
scrape up grains Of matter to be dished
up in an article which nobody would re-
M mber five minutes after reading. Sh(
anil h,r writings and her life itself, BY
thu sheer power Of exhaustion, now ar
..ihings Of nothing, nothing worth:
Yet when she went into the Office sh'
was clever, sincere, energetic, with
brain which, q generously fed and sui
fered to grow, might have given SOM
real work to the world. How man!
| thousands are there in the lower rank
Of brain.workers in just this woman
ease? At first they put their brains =
work to help tho ago and to earn thei
own living, but soon they let the ag
take care Of itself, and, to keep them
! selves alive, 70 on wringing tho tire
brain, which, like . dried sponge. vi
not yield . drop Of moisture. VIII
~ M America Of q high order Of Ii
eeeture when such course n pursue
evsn By masters In tho prcSeesioni
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SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

ACCORDING to an English patent, .
mixture Of locust beans (Cerdto1io S.
hiqua) and tares (vicia satira) nay be
made to yield an infusion closely re.
sembling Mocha coffee.
PAxPAs grass Is . very agreeable
thing to everybody possessing what i'm.
prcssionists delight to call, in their own
peculiar and vague way, the artistic in
stinct. Some farmers in Southern Cali.
iornia have found that this beautiful
grass can be grown with very little
trouble ard sold for decorative purposes
1t . large profit. One Of these men put
three. quarters Of an acre under the
grass, and Was able to sell each head or
plume at two and . half cents, netting
about $500 another sold all he raised At
seven and . half cents . plume. This
industry il growing. Ten thousand
plumes were disposed Of In Southern
California last year. Europe could take
On almost unlimited number OF them.
Ar the Greenwich Observatory . very
ingenious instrument is in use TO record
automatically the duration Of sunshine
through the day. It consists Of . glass
globe hung within . hemispherical cup
Of slightly greater diameter, the cup be.
ing lined with . strip Of paper covered
with stencil ink. The globe is entirely
exposed upon the roof, and, while the
sun is shining, acts - . burning-glass,
and causes . continuous line to be made
upon the paper. This line will b
broken, however, - often % the sum:
light is obscured by clouds, and thus 8
record Of the amount Of sunshine for thu
day will be obtained.
The dangerous properties Of carbonit
oxide have long been knOwn--an az
mosphere which contains only . little o
this gas may produce poisoning AM
death. Some exact experiments on thi
subject have now been described to th'
French Academy by NJ. Grenant. HI
concludes that = man, or one of the low
or animals, compelled to breathe TO
half an hour in IN atmosphere contain
ing only l-779th Of carbonic oxide oh
serbs the gas in such quantity that abou
one.haN OF the red blood corpuscle
combine with the gas and become in
capable Of absorbing oxygen; in an q
mosphere containing 1,l44Oth OF cal
bonic oxide about : fourth Of the 70
corpuscles combine with this ga.
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4 Hanging at Newgate.

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=
Epilepsy or Fits treated with wonderful
success, as oil cases are carefully examined,
and none taken but those Offering good pros
pect Of curing.
Impotency, Spernatorrhna and Sexual Do.
bility, treated by medicine alone, bRs hereto.
do no good Is the universal testimony of al
honest Dhysici0ns. Thousands have "dOc.
tOrel" for these complaints, and have thrown
away tkeir money and their constitutions to.
treatment with electricity, the electricity DO.
ing generated by 4 simple electrical apparatus
that anyone can use. and by these means IN
Constipation, the bane Of 80 many lives and
the most prolific source OF l.health. cured BY
Diseases Of women treated By electricity,
without pain or cxpOsurcs - .f.gt,
Structure Of the trethra ana Rcctum cured
without surgical operation and without
bladder, Private Diseases Rhcumatisp, Ncu-
ralgia, Nervous and Sick Headaches, Asthma,
Weak, Painful and Sore Eyes, without y surgt.
cal operation; Deafness. Noise in the Ears, MI
Skin Diseases, SclOfula, TaMOrs, IOssof Voice,
ETC., successfully treated by improved RENE.
dies.
Le.tersoi inquiry must be accomplished with
n. B.-No names made public without the
written consent OF the parties: aa1.'s
The following persons may be referred to:
NEW ORLEANS TESTIMONIALS.
Can't. MAX BLANCHARD, Piles.
JAS. WALLBILI.ECl, Supt. .JohnsQn's
Foundry. rheumatism. a.
LII. PATTERSON, Pilot Stmr. Pagan, Piles.
MAX BEER. lG3 Canal STREET, Neninlxia.
Mrs. MILLER, corner Jackson and Liberty
Streets. Deaf. -gre-.;...,, 40
T.. DILL. Morgan Railroad, Tape worm.
THOS. ROBINSON, - Cont, Pies II
JACOB BLUM, Baronne Street, pikN
Capt. PHARli. Morgan City, Loss Of Voice.
LEO WOLFsON, Grapes Bluff, La, Piles.
Col. w. UNEAL, COvingtOn, Ky, fHSfula.
WE. SHKOCh, Goodman, Miss, 9fiOs.
1T. SWIM. Main Street, Cincinnati. EisSurA
+. WOLF, Port Hickey, la, Piles.
BYRON EASTMAN. Mercer. ny. aff4ctuie.
J.B. ROSS, Ben Lnmond, Miss; Pilex
JAS. ALDllCII, Coyington, KY pi1Aetes.
A. FRElDHEiM, BastrOp, La, Nlgs
ST.. GORDON, l3s Walnut Stfeet, Cihcinn1&i
. q. Catarrh. 20 a'kfs
! ). T. HAWKINS. Mason. Tsan., Dtsshazy'
I from the Ear. ts5F5s,...tE
t J.B. WILSON. Alton, Ky. Epilepsy.
a G.D.HICkERSON. vfcksbufg, Miss Asthma
i 1T. WARREN. CarrOllton, Team; Deonchitil
. H. sHIPP, Owen, Ky, Scrofula lNliss
Office hours from .. m. TO- ,. NJ
Nov. H-Sw s5f5
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legal sdylsee could tsll you 20 veil what 10
dor
.Ah. surp, I'VE bed boshss eaough with
The pvss,e and ". Metcalis; sad o. I've lived
| sil ne life u Shs couathsy, q roo nay coy,
| know nobosly Who could Do this for ne.
It's thsus doot know your name; but IN
surs you're . vesy respectable gint lenan,
ana you econ vssy kla0, snd could trust
ron very WE'LL"
Just then Captain WilllamA cane % cur
side, end NurpAy appealed 10 him. "Cap.
tais, I've iu,i besa skiing THE gintleman Il
| b couldn't Distribute some 81 this money
| loe me, and b says be thinks he could.
Now, q we've net u this way. III not nake
0sh Of one and Aesh o. another. and III
male ~ came offer % You ~ I've made "a
him. Couldn't you SET rid Of some Of tAia
noney foe mc!''
Captain williams seemed for . moment
amused at The 6er; but presently, ~
thossh 70 humoe the !rtshman ra!eer !n w
WIN enl ee!ious oo!nthk. Np!eeu; ~
doubt, ~. Murphy, u you would Iike me 70 70
do %. Semeeimes, Tor instance. wnen sm
u ioselee port some oi ny ctcw nsc .a.u
up II shs nospllal, ana might provide man!
things tor then. and leave handsome :,.s oC Ss.
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SAINT CHARLES COLLEGE.
GRAND C0TEAU, La,
Conducted by
Fathers Of tho Society Of Jesus.

Location most healthy and pleasant. on the
Alexandria Branch of the Morgan. New Or
leans and Texas Railroad. twelve miles by rail
from VermilNOnville. Beautiful play grounds
and avenues Of oak trees. Buildings comfort.
able. Church new and magnificent; divine
wholesome. Education paternal. cultivatinx
the heart ~ well as the mind. Classical, Sci
entifc and Commercial Courses. Special at.
tention PAID to Book. keeping and Penman.
ship. Terms moderate. Per session: Board,
Tuition, Washing, $50; Bed and Bedding. $40;
Medical Fees, $40; First entrance or matttcu.
latiOn fee, so.
Opening of Session 1880 81, OctOberA.
References: President of 81. Charles Col.
lege-Jesuit Fathers, New Orleans. novelty
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TABER & KINNEY,
Dealers In
AMERICAN Z ITALIAN
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
Tombs, Headstones, Vases, etc.
Yard-CorneY Texas and Louisiana Streets
one block from new Aarket.hOuse,
sHREyEPORT,

All kinds Of cemetery work neatly executed.
Our Mr.. Taber will make special visits when
requested. We sell the celebrated CHAMPION
Wrought and malleable iron fencing, the best
I'm the country. We employ no commission g. !,
by the month or year. We give our patrons
the 3 per cent usually given 70 agents.
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-12

~ VvsssNOS ~ sAVos - w sSSs'' S"ss' ne
r. Vkh q readily ssssstsd, trusting
doubtless n the chapter Of accidents for
some chance Of getting ne away % Q die.
taace. We bod not been standing on The
steps many minutes when Ms. Murphy cane
M, evidently disconcerted q ondlag 10
there. Il WAS now bio turn % tsy what he
could do.
ssure, this. yourl b taklsg your boy
down TO the ship presently"
ayes; wo shall have 10 70 directly"
"Ah, thin, II 70 don't mind III Just wait
here til you Cine back, for I've got some
letthess 10 write, and cap do Il while you
and Captain Williams ore Sway, and thin III
be ready for you."
"why moi write them before 10 gor
"Bnt don't you seer' 10 persisted, ~
am not like you, gintlemcn. Al I tOuld you,
I've been bFangAt up IN the country, and
writing II 70 aisy work 10 mo. It'll take me
: long iiiss. asd I couldn't think Of dssain.
Bin / insisted upon waiting for him, and
he At last gave up bis attempt.
"Ah, well, never mind; II don't matter
uueh. can write the letthers afterwards.
Let us 90 down with your son to the ship,
and perhaps when We come back the lele.
gran will hxvc c0fne."
Now, I thought might venture to leave
had both the men with me, and there VA
no fear OF the tclcgram's being intercepted.
Very stupidity l had forgotten The third MAJ
! aho;,t whom The detective had warned mo.
However, we OIL three went out together
"A q Wc descended The steps OF The hotel
raised ~ hat. I wondered whether -!
an Waa observed, but for The lie oS me
6sred ~ look.
We walked on; Murphy, smoking cigar
always keeping about half.a.doxcn yards y
frunt q ~. When Ne reaehed tho doc|