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THE SPEAKERSHIP .
SABBATH SOLDERING.
How the Boys in Camp at New UIm Spent
the Sabbath.

How the Boys in Camp at New UIm Spent
the Sabbath.
Especial Telegram to the GlobeE
New ULM, Mimi, July 15.-Sunday in
camp developed the holiday attire and
actions of the soldiers. Inspection of the
regiment and battery commenced at 7
O'Clock, followed by inspection of guards
Col. Lawson made the inspection, and.
did it very completely, examining the
arms and personnel of every man. His re-
pors TO Washington will be of interest to
the guard. At 1870 Chaplain Moylen-
eaUX held services at his quarters, and at
Il Bishop Ireland celebrated a solemn
military mass near the parade, which was
attended by the troops and sew
eral thousand people from the
the evening closed the formal routine of
the encampment.
The awards for the target shooting were
announced. D company of Paramount won
the prize medal for best team, scoring SCI
at d CreedmOre target. Musician Howard
of Company and private Loose of Com
pany Fl, won the prizes for individual
scores. After parade the artillery with
the band serenaded Colonel Booleter
Captain MacCarthy expressed his most sin
cere thanks 10 the colonel, officers and men
of the second regiment for repeated cour-
tesles, and or the balance of the evening
the artillery quarters were serenaded
alternately by every company of the
regimen, between which there exists the
most Coz dial relations. The battery, with
Company K, OF Little Falls, will arrive at
st. Paul at!noon and nlarch TO the armory
Compan x remaining il st Paul until
evening.
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The AIfaros Proclamation.

PANAMA, July IA steamer which has
just arrived brings AIfaros proclamation
He says he deeply regrets the sacrifice Of
the lives of the Ecuadoriaus, but they first
attempted to obtain a capitulatiod from
the dictatorial forces without other condi-
tons than submission to the laws of hu-
mainly and justice. He informs the in
habitants of Guayquiil that they may elect
their own authorities and join the govern
ment OF the interior or of the cast, or form
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Station Agent Robbed.

CHICAGO, July 15.-Yesterday afternoon
at Kensington's station, on the Illinois
Central railroad, robbers entered the sta
ton house, approached John Foshier, the
agent, from behind, clapped hands over
his eyes, beat him insensible, bound and
gags ed him, and robbed him of $1,000. of
which 5000 belonged to the company. Six
tram s were arrested on suspicion.
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A Candidate for the New Hampshire Sena-
t0rship With Bad Army Record-Secre-
tary Folger willing TO Abdicat --Statis-
tics of Immicra, .on--The Speakership.
e Especial Eel gram to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-J Tiggs,
congressman from New Hampshire, is
now trotting candidate for election to
the United States senate Some who
are not his friends have found the fol-
lowing in the adjutant generals archives:
HEADQUARTERS RIGHT GRAND DIVISION,
NEAR FALMOUTH, VA. Dec. n, 1882.
Official Order No. /:
The following named officer, having rendered
his resignation in the face of the enemy, is here
by discharged the military service of the United
States, James Briggs, assistant quartermaster
Eleventh New Hampshire volunteers. BY COM
mando of
MAJ. GEN. SUMNER,
J. NJ. TAYLOR,
Chief of staff A. A. G..
This fact seems never to have been
known before.
SECRETARY FOLGER.
The report is again in circulation that
Secretary Folger will resign on the first
opportunity. This report comes by the way
of New York. 1t is said that Folger has
unbosomed himself to friend, and declar
ed that his position in the cabinet is an
uncomfortable one. He is quoted as say
ing, am tired OF, being looked upon as a
dead weight upon the administration, and
my resignation is ready at any time that
the president sees fit to intimate that it is
wanted. There seems to be little doubt
that Folger feels the duties of the treas
ury department irksome and nncongenIal.
As to resigning, however, he never had a
better chance than when he returned from
New York after his crushing defeat last
fall It is said Arthur expressed deep
sympathy with him then, and assured him
of his unbounded confidence. Nothing
has happened to change these relations
since. Besides vacation time is bad sea-
son for designations. Secretary Teller is
the only cabinet officer in the city. Arthur
will leave in few days and he does not
want his holidays spoiled by any recon
struction of his cabinet. Folger is good
for few months longer.
IMMIGRATION.
A statement just received from the bu-
reau of statistics shows that the year end
ing June 80, 1888, 559,114 immigrants ar
rived in the United States, being 1S9,S78
less than during the preceding year. Of
this number 191, 643 came from Germany,
1852 from England and Wales, 1920
from Ireland, 1886 from Sweden and 3D.
IT'S from Italy.
THE sPEAKERSHIP.
Some of Carllsle's friends insist that
Mr.. Randall, Notwithstanding the recent
announcement that he expects to be elect
ed speaker, has not more than twenty-five
votes pledged to him. They say Mr.. Car
Isle is not making an active canvass in
the sense of soliciting votes, and has writ
ten no letters on the subject except in
answer to those which have been address
ed to him, They expect the ampaign to
ba fourrbt bo 20 ri
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separate government if preferred. That
the three sectional governments may unite
in calling national convention of the
Ecuadorians. He says the army which
sustains the rights of the nation is victori-
Gus. Its valor has presented innumerable
victims. Yet those dead on the fields of
triumph call loudly for patriotism, liberty
and peace.
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statue Immediately seized the flag and tore
it to pieces. One arrest was made. Black
flags were displayed in some of the obscure
streets of the city. The unfavorable
weather somewhat dampened the enthu-
siasm of the people during the day, but
at night the festivities were of surprising
brilliancy.
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A PapaI Amendment.

LOWELL, Mass, July 15.-Rev. James
McGrath, head pastor of the church of
the Immaculate Conception in this city,
who returned recently from Rome, has
been appointed and will be proclaimed
provincial of the oblate fathers for the
United States.
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.AS3.OOO Purse Offered.

CLEVELAND, July 15.-The Cleveland
Driving Park company offer purse of
$4,000 for a free for all trot, four moneys,
with the usual conditions, the entries to
close next Wednesday night.
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Observance of the sunday Law in Earnest

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, In observance of
the Sunday law the saloons closed to-day
and all business was suspended, except in
the hotels and drug stores. The dealers
we're not allowed to sell newspapers. The
saloon men took the initiative in the COM
polling of the suspension of general bust
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A mysterious ASSASSINATION

TRACY CITY, Tenn, July J5.-While a
crowd were waiting in barber shop this
morning a shot was heard. and negro
barber, shaving customer, fell dead. shot
through the brain. Who fred the shot, Or
whence it came, is mystery.
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THE TELEGRApHERs' TROUBLE.
Possibility of "A Strike TO-Dsy-The Oper-
ators' Demands-They are Not Opposed
TO WOmen-The Power They Control.
ISnecial TeInnrarn 70 the Glohe |

Possibility of Strike TO-Dey-The Oper-
atOrs' Denands-They are Not Opposed
TO Women-The Power They Control
Especial Telegram to the Globe
CHICAGO, July 15.--The telegraph oper-
ators of the Western Union company,
not only here, but all over the country,
will strike on Monday. This has been
fully decided upon, and nothing will pre-
vent it save a concession by the company.
OF which there is no prospect at this
moment, The Chicago newspapers have
already made arrangements for special
wires and operators for Monday night,
being fully aware of the situation.
Especial Telegram to the Globe
MILWAUKEE. July I5.-Sjnce hearing of
the excitement among New York tele-
graphers, the local operators have reused
to the possibility of strike next week,
and are making preparations for the event.
All they ask is fair. They want pay for
Sunday work, for extra hours, and better
wages generally for both male and female
operators. They are not opposed to the
latter, as people have claimed. That was
sent out from ST. Louis, undoubtedly,
under the dictation OF the Western Union
company. They are encouraging the
ladies and want them to get better wages
They believe they have a great advantage
They control the European cables, the
Duxbury, Mass, cable station, and the
Cape Britain station. They also have men
in all the Pennsylvania railroad stations
the Canada Southern, Grand Trunk, North
ern of Canada, and numerous other lines
and it would cripple the company help
lessly if they remained out even week.
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New YORK, July 15.-Mace and Max orr
Slade have arrived from Europe. S,ade
says that after the fight with Mitchell he
will challenge Sullivan.
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NEW YoRK, July 15.-The Central Labor
union have refused Denis KearneY per
mission to address meeting, by a large
majority.
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The s.cretary's Mother Dead.

CONCORD, N. H. July 15.-Mary Ann
Chandler, mother of the secretary of the
navy, died last night, eighty two years Of
age.
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THE OLD WORLD.
INCREASING OPPOSITION TO THE
SECOND SUEZ CANAL.

A Belief That the Commons Will Refuse
to Approve the Governments Course
dwelling of 1.-THE Statue of the Republic
in Paris-The Ravages of the Cholera
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a Dry sunday ia Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, July 15,-The saloons and
h3'al bars remained closed to-day in obedi-
eace to the requirements of the new Sun
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WASHINGTON.

A Candidate for the New Hampshire Sena-
tOrship With a Bad Army RecOrd-Secre-
tary Folger willing TO Abdicat --Statis-
tics of Immicra' ,on--The Speakership.
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New HAVEN, Conn, July 15.-The Now
Haven Wire works, in East Haven, were
damaged by fire to the amount of $1,000
Three hundred men are out of employ
ment. Wheeler q Co., the owners, say the
works will be running again E:tL;n sixty
days.
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BALTIMORE, Nd. July ia malignant
type of measles has broken out in st.
Mary's school, occupied by 450 boys.
There have been ten deaths since Wednes-
day.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-30
APPRECIATION FOR PATENT.


Dufrr CITY, Idaho, May ii. jasa
NOTICE - hereby given that Henry guyer
saase ppetutfica address ~ kefchrm. AtuFAs
COUNTY, Idaho Territory. has this day Sled his
''''>' THE 0 CON ia f'Ss '''''' 'ss =
NH bta Claim wtth sayfaee ground Aat.s feet In
w;slEf. KifuRtesf II, Warm Spring Greek Mining
s'l=srict. County 81 iltnfas and Territory Of
Fdsh8 and designated 5g thr field nofes and off,
Gal plat on W. n THIS atN.e - Lot No. " in
rs1t.n and describe In sRid piat and Acid notes
wsgfi magnetic variation aS ibdckrees u minutes
LIST ~ follows. to wit;
BKblss1K0 1t THE initial Jssfnt where II ported
lss location netise and where posi- No. u the
xsz4ssy pf this e1ti4n Ii established, and run
ssss ac4 NJ. t$dca West 3dH,5 feet to post No y:
yheuoe NJ. ~ deg. Enst AE6s feFt 10 pest No 4:
tfnncs S.sssdeR. Ea-t }tE.s feet TO post No |,
ih# piaca a beRsipalnR, containing All area of
hsuts3 AxfeH
nnsl III ef r. Not RI lx II. 81 Rpise Meridian
isxafe ~. ~ deg H.. RsA3 feet distant
The nsaFesf kHnwn location l. the "Clinaz'
mall site lot ftty tsn4
Amy and al persons claiming adversely any
fesHtiDn n said Eonrnotinfe Mil hitc Claim 81
VERSE claiuia Wtsh the Register Af the United
>satAA Land OFFICES at botss Citr In the Terri
tory OF ilHgodufina the sixty AAys period 81
J.sxfstuA s3fsu hsrsnf. tIry will be barred by
vsFFns IF fhs provisions Of the Statute.
IL IA hereby ordered that ttse foregoing Notice
ct Application tor Pasant he published for thr
isefisd Of sixty TOO days. ten consecutive weeks
III she ksseinm kafHTuNE Weekly news
rapes published ~ ketebum, Alturn. County,
1tah0s u. Il. Is, PRIDE.
WI HyBdfnan. ReMstfr.
Att'yfg Applicant. mo. ~ j
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-30
Will pay Cash, Immediately at
Ter sampling, for all Ores Of
fered II, in lots Of zoo Pounds
up to 10000 Tons.

LIS company 1s III inc market
with the intention of competing
against the world, and will pay for
ores, cash at the Smelling works,
more than any other concern.
BY selling their product to this
company, mine-owners will get paid
for their ores at least 80 DAYS
SOONER than by selling to others;
they will get MORE FOR THEM.
keep them within sight and in their
control until paid for and help to
build up this section on pcrma-
nent footing.
Ores will be purchased at the
Smelling Works at this point, or at
the Sampling Works at Haley, or
at ANY NINE in this section, in bulk.
and an unnecessary expense Of at
least S. per ton thus avoided.
For further information, esti-
mates, etc, address or call on the
undersigned.
Col. q. GREENE
General Manager,
Kpfoh7,.,,
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-30
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
No. I2N.

Bosse City, Idaho May H. 1888
ss1TIcK y hereby rt1n that Henry Guyer
whose is,stpfssce address, IL ketchnm. AItatas
csnnty. idaho Tcryisnry, hiss this day filed hin
CLIMAX
min sike CiSim, snrfaee ground. by ies feet in
Width situated In Warm Spring Greek Mining
District County cf AIturaa and Territory OF
IiAhu, and designated by Ihe field notes and
nsAuiAi plat on fiiG In this office Lot No. 80,
aud described therein with magnetic variation
as ia dsxfss@ 80 minutes Fast az fDiiows.
Haginninx At She Initial point where IN posted
the notice VI lonation and at which point
roEt No, OF tfsn survey Of thH claim IL estab-
itehau and running thence s., - deg W, hH2
feet 10 past Nc a. thence S., ~ dcg 80 min f.,
sza feet TO post No. q; thence NJ ~ deg FL, 40
feel 20 posi- No. s; thence N, SO deg as min W,
tssfsei e post No !, the place Of beginning.
CantsiuiTR mn area Of g. ~ acres.
From post No. | section corner on Twp.
ilise between fanxc@ II aud ~ Il, TAN. common
items aud IL his H.. ia a. bears N, 10 deg
"a min H., IL sif feet distant
Tlae neafest known location ~ tho Imperial
Mil site Claim Let - n.
ANY aud all persons claiming adversely any
portion "a said Climax Mill Site Claim or sur
faea ground are required to file their adverse
flaiins With this Hcgiater of tha United States
tsai4d f,sssee ut Boise CITY IN the Territory o!
taatsu during thu sixty days period or pubiica-
fsnn hereaf. or the, will be barred by virtue of
tae provisions Of the statute,
II In hereby pfdnrgd that the foregoing Notice
Gays iten consecutive wseks,l IN the ketcham
fsnYNaosE q weekly newspaper published at
ketehnnz, Atulsss County. Idaho Territory
d. r u, PRIDE.
VIM Hyndman. Register
Atty for Applicant. No. 2al
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-30
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.

NotHcf No ila.
tlSfTEp STATES LASn OFFICE,
Hpi-H City. Idaho. March ~, 1919.

N0AIef M. i1A.
UNITED STATES LAxn OFFICE. |
BuiHs City. Idaho. March ~ 1875
Notice il hereby given Tint Isaae + Lewis,
County. Idaho Territory. has made application
tef = United States Ia n;sn, .gr the
lsAde and Mil site Claim. situate III Warm
Stirring Creek Mining DISTRICT Altnfaa County.
idHho Territory consisting ~ lisa linear feet Of
4 ta lode. ansi Htrfaee ground b5H feet vide aud
i've AcfHz uf non stnsnrfal ground TOR Tin Mill
nsfes being Lot NO. ~ A, and rs t. and doserth-
"a III the field Hetes and rlst If the official sur
Wy fle IN this office, with magnetic variation
II degrees AMI 81 minutes cast az follows:
Commencing 1t tHe discovery potnt Of tha
rszInh and roaming thence y. II aeg IL min ",
tsa # 70 point an northwest end line If claim:
thence \. II deg 30 min r. 400 It 60 pest No /;
THENCE II deN IL min h, tds fpct To uuat No q:
fhnnee Y. II lee 81 min w ala Il 10 post M 8
thsnoe \ 2 dee 80 ulin v. INA Il TO post No I;
thence n "A deg 80 tain 4, 800 IT to post No /,
md plaaa OF beginning survey OF exterior
boundary. embracing an ARIA Of :g 80 aefas.
fseB pas' NJ. |. sertian corner eommoa 70
fictitious IA, IL ~ and III. II ! n. Of H. IL Il,
tears N. u deg - instI w lin feet distant.
MILL kfTE. LOT ~ H.
Commissioning ~ At fhe past nron which the
s Site ss sens h sss 1T f n mound "a e a
slime, tAauex :. ~ deg IA min f. AS II 10 heHt
NoaU. 4 1. az. $50 II tnrost No q; thence n
y mia u. 80 Fl % posi- No Il thence i 10 des
w. tso II 30 Iseat Ne l. the place OF beginning
sersey Of exterior boundaries, embracing An
eses Of tive Acres. From post M |, section eur-
nef On liHu between townships Of ranges III
ana ~ east, ean,isaan to sections u and "A pf
4 Il, amt IL and Ia of II Is E.heass n. ~ deg "a
mIn n, 1911 re distant Pnat No | al L = L. ~
A. heafH from same post y 1aeg Ii min 81 see i.
AfaIRs e distant.
Tho said Msnihg Claim heing Of rooerd In The
sffluu Of Iiic Comfy Heeesaer Of said mining
District. 8. iialiey. III AFFAIRS County, Idaho
Tertiary, The nearest knuwn LEGATIONS to the
sslsl lode kslnx tnv o1ciasassl laaae claim, and
- zaId til tlt.. tscAz the Climax Asill rite.
AAx ard htt neasune claiming adversely any
tnItaan 1t thr sAta Imperial Iosic and Mil
AEHs With surface asouua are required 10 file
iazIf asIsssen Slams with tie lEasiAtsf Of The
laiteA states Land affiue. At Boise City, Idaho
1Hxtttusf, during tie saxty DAYS period ~ pub
stz4tIu tIzafeuIa 1I1fy Will he barred by virtue
~ the provisions af the ssatnte
ffitsuet thai this Butieu he published Ia the
hEacaAN kEYsfoNE. this newspaper published
Bz@re=t mo ssaa maIoa claim. fer the period Of
slsty eass. y. I. ~ PRIME.
ne III Register
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-30
TO THE PUBLIC.

A. w. Mcdonald has scen proper to insert In
tho KEYSTONE Notice Of Forfeiture against me
as having failed to represent my one-fourth in
tarest IN the Crock mine situated In Vienna
Mining District. / hereby announce that
moro than paid nay portion, in gs much as l
paid MerriInan & Co, OF sawteoth and Galena
Tie sum of sixty dollars, 1861, for provisions
furnished by them TO said A. W. Mcdonald,
while he was representing said Crock mine.
s-i3-4 JOHN IL. JAGLES.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-30
NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Boise City, Idaho, April 30, 1888.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Boise City, Idaho, April 30, 1888.
HEARING having been ordered at
this ONCE by the Hon. Commissioner OF
the General Land Office IN case OF VAL
entine Scrip Location X. Il X. No. l.,
OF Adolph Jessen, upon the town OF Vi
ennn, Alturas County, Idaho Territory,
with view to the cancellation Of said
entry; Oh account OF land included IN
said location. being occupied, improved
and mineral land; the said parties are
hereby summoned TO appear Mt this Of
flee on the fifteenth (i5) day Of June,
1853. ut 10 o'clock a. M, to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said al
legged Illegal entry.
D. p. Il. PRIDE, Register.
MALACHI KREBs, Receiver.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-30

kIOTfCk n HExkH1 sstsES that the under
~sanea has sfis siss disposed 81 his emile
l-srsi~ ARE business IN kexhua Ia ulllest Il ks-
ats wins assasas als accounts and sabllisie. fresn
ssls ar. t1nkh~sa STU retains all accounts
10 date hnd ufxes uIson MS patrons tho nsees-
sity VI immediate settlement
r. r. FfsxnAu
katchn1a. Mar, ~. t.xa
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-30

Galclla May 25th.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-30
ESsTIeAY y.

Taken up at Galena, on May 1883
one crenln -oolored horse, blind In left
eye. cropped ears; branded ''B" on right
hip; and So with straight line through
ii on left hip; also branded on left shout
der 90" with line through it from top
to bottom, weight $50 pounds. Owner
viii please call, pay charges, and take
the animal.
VIM. RUABK.
CHAs. OWNER.
Galena May 25th.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-30
a CHANGE.

Eetehum. May ~, issa
Charles ?. MiiIes formerly superintendent Of
Ia, phIlAdslpAis MInins = Ssneitinx Company
hAz bern relieved.
The kassaes u The Company hereafter viii
b. ssudasssd BY Colonial \. Green ~ General
Manager. BY order Of
FL. MATHEWS.
pTesldeat
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-06-30
PAY DAY NOTICE.

All persons having bills against the
Philadelphia Mining 4 Smelling com
uany are retuested tn present them in
duplicate hy tho hsrt OF the month.
Payment viii be made for the same on
tho fifteenth.
Col. Z. GREEN.
General Superintendent.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-20

M.-M WHICH TILE Nul.Tl,s ARE PRE-
SCENTED. 4

Two young men crossed the meadoM.
With guns over their shoulders, insbpur-
suit Of squirrels. October sunshine
bathed the land, and October frogtS had
scared the foliage. Iris, carrying q.
feather duster, songhtlC owper's aparf-
ment. whore Mrs. Bemrose permitted
no clumsy mental to enter On the
threshold she paused and blushed Wv
idly. John Cleaver's Spartan chamber.
with its books, ridingswhips and gums.
should be first arranged, she decided.
John vas soon TO leave home. This
duty fulfilled, she returned to the syba-
ritic retreat Of Cowper, hung withaiblue
silk curtains, red0lent Of perfume
isatchets, and crowded with exquisite
tribes. a Turkish dressing gown was
thrown carelessly over achair, and the
contents Of q pocket had fallen on tho
sdoor. Iris stopped and picked up an
envelope, from which the letter hads lid.
ont, and 3 photograph. Tho written,
page, Of recent date. clearly verged ON
love letter, while the photograph,
taken BY electric light, was the portrait
;of syooang lady in : ball dress worthy
of Worth.
Lydia .Welch,n Iris read. Sur
prise. modification, rage, and : great
Joy filled her soul. 5Se
That night the moon was again full.
Iris had been indisposed all day. At
nine o'clock . radiant form dawned
upon the young men, smoking ON the
piazza in the moonlight, and sdazzled
them. Iris stood there, clad in white
silk and lace, pearls in her ears and