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Farm Notes.

Radish tops, chopped 6ne and mixed with
the soft food, makes excellent green matter
for chicks.
The foot and mouth disease. which has
EXISTED in England for long time IS nov
believed to be gore.
&C. H." Bridgeton, n. 1.-The best
poultry paper is the Poultry Keeper, No.
50 Randol ph street. Chicago III.
California is obliged to import ten times
the amount Of beet raised in that State In
order to supply the demand.
Porsioes should be got out of the pits or
bins some time before they are used tor
seed. Exposure to light for while before
planting is very important.
Frarce is the greatest EGG producing
country in the world, supplying not only
her cwn people but selling also to England,
Germany and other countries.
SCOT is valuable fertilizer for the farm,
garden and fower-5ed. Over $4,000 tons
are annually taken from the ehimneys Of
London and applied to this purpose.
The cOding worm on apple trees may be
destroyed by spraying the trees with mix
tu1e made By dissolving tablespoonful Of
paris green in four gallons of water.
Ducks should have separate houses from
other fowls. No roosts are necessary, but
they should have troughs, as they do not
ike 10 pick and hunt on the ground like
chickens.
After long and extended tests in fstten-
ing stock for market the conclusion is that
of all foods ground grain is the best, espe
cially flied in connection with q variety OF
other food.
The longest lived tree, gave the Ohio
Farmer, is obtained BY planting the seed
where the tree is to grow and grating IL
there without ever removing it, but it will
be longer coming into bearing.
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THE wheat market continues ex-
cited and unsettled, but there is little in-
crease in price although very 6rm. This
applies to what is known as No. 2 spring
upon which rh- gamblers and SPECTATORS
base their operations. Regular milling and
standard whesfs have gone up considerably
as for instance No. 2 soft, standard mill
ing wheat, was quoted at Toledo yesterday
at sl.O2, ian increase of about Is cents
since March lsth) while No. spring was
quoted at SS4c spot
NJ 4 j. Pollock believe milling wheats
are going up and backed their belief yes
terdaY By ordering 10000 bushels.
The winter whea5 around here is not pan
ming out any better than was predicted
Mr.. DoBLER, of Proctor, said yesterday
while in the city, that the farmers around
Proctor Greek are blowing up their wheat
fields and sowing them in corn or oats.
Mr.. ]. II OLDHAM, OF Roneys Point
makes q similar report for his section. So
that on the whole there is not much help to
be expected in this section for winter wheat
from propit;oua weather.
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from propit'oua weather.

THE REGIsTER regrets to notice there is
growing disposition in certain quarters to
criic:ss the Presidents delay in substituting
Democrats for Republicans to FL the Fede-
raj Offices This tendency is not well found
ed neither is it in harmony with the Demo.
cratic tocsin Of reform so Justify sounded
during the campaign. Democrats must
tIave ths~ogices, and the REGISTER be-
Eeves it is the Presidents intention to con-
fer them at the proper time. An indiserim-
mate scramble for. and allotment Of
them, would beyond question arouse
such q feeling of resentment throughout the
country as to almost insure defeat to the
Democracy four years hence. If our friends
can keep their souls in patience nearly al
the offices will be in possession Of the DenO-
Gratis within the next three years, and the
distribution will be done so gradually aud
quietly that the non, office holding masses,
who only think of the prosperity Of
the country and detess violent
political changes, will scarcely be aware Of
it. Such temperate methods and condi-
tons beget q general confidence in the sd-
ministration and almost insure a repetition
Of Democratic success four years hence.
Bear this in mind too; if the Democrats
are compelled to wait awhile for the render
ing unto them Of their own, they will possess
themselves Of it list that much longer when
-ErsNrs to the enemy, il such a calamity
should ever happen, and which the Presi-
dent BY his moderation and patriotism viii
s,-alv avar4
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bitratiOn or other peaceful means Even
If the Emperor Of az the Russias and his
advisers would rather Sight than concede
an inch, the English government would
rather make some concession than dy to
arms. Not because she has not the cour-
age and the strength, but because she rea-
sons calmly, deliberately and with judg
ment and knows it Is hundreds Of mil
lions Of pounds 10 her pocket, and IN
told happiness and prosperity to
her people to eyade war as long as there is
81 honorable point to stand on in doing 1t.
Great Britain is Ike her great General,
Wellington, who declared the best and
bravest soldiers were those who dreaded q
6ght, but when the fight had to come,
fought the hardest and with the greatest
execution.
II for no other reason, Eogland viii avoid
war until the last in order to save her COM
merce, which means also the continued
operation of her vast and varied industries.
1t is almost her ifeOlood, and foreign war
is its almost total loss and extinction. Rus-
STA has very little commerce comparatively,
and what she has, if wiped out Of existence
would do her little harm.
These are things that the thoughtful and
careful man, who thinks of buying 1000
barrels of -four or 5000 bushels of wheat, or
lot of provisions before the declaration OF
war, and consequently before the advance
sets in, had better think over carefully be-
fore he invests. Go sloS, just at present is
q good ShibbOleth to whisper in ones own
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TN PURSUANCE OF DEED or fRu
i made and executed IN me by samuel 0rintN
on tho 9th day OF March isst, and recorded 10 ~
ted Fook No. 3, folio ga 10 the once Of the CO
o Marsbail County curt, I will, on
Monday, the 10th day Of May, fSe5,
at the front door OF Marhall County Court hoay
oomneBtire at 10 o'oiork m pfoc I'd ~ I'll
Iuhl.c Autt on the following described irsct 81 Ia
on the waters 81 Big wheeling reet, Msr.hali esu
ty, Ntst Virginia; Joining lands Of McCqiey, v
Wick, Campbell and Others. containing about
acres ard the nmc land conveyed by John y. MY :
sEd vii. 90 said samuel hnDattau by deed dh
March 9th, ISst 10 which deed re- eIenoe II had
= full description by metcs and bounds. aid D.
heir duly corde IN tho ono Of the oierS u
shall County Court n
raid land Z. Improved bya frame dwelling no
and outbui dnss q.
TpRss OF SALv-Oas-tbirjn - tbs purchase m,nsy
cn,h In hand snd the rc,idue m one, tso and three
y,ais with intsre,t Iron ibo day OF sals, fR vbih
payments the purchaser IL 10 slSe his notes sftb
geo curIty, ind the title 4, slo 70 he retained =
additional security.
ri istsls IL made subject 20 decd Of truh m.ds
by John 4. Miller ADD vito % - taut - up.tee.
10 secu'e oie hid by christ H'tnad for = 90,
dated February 18th, 1874 and rec rdsd In Dsd Z
Jru,i r. OK Nos page 2js in the oee Of the ei'rs Of
MDtial Cuupty QUIT
Jitlr BELIEVED - b p'r'cct but ceiling ~ tu.'ss
will convey ouIJ such title .. ). vested In ma
said trust W. v both, IfaH~
AbIIosvt
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Assiqnee's Sale

OF VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY, Pow
~ haitian, Ohio. The und"nignsi as'ynsr =
B0fsT a Brother, viii offer ri pubic sac' 90 W
o, m th. Atlas TlourBg Mills, Pow hat o. " 90
acre Il land aud comfortable frain" dreliss Of ~
rooms This mill has rccrutiv be-, rehubd VI
the lstftt Improved hafhibsry, oonsfing oi tfp
of bnrr, three sets 81 rollers. and all oibsf nseS
sary machinery IN make Il q oompfe mlIins~
tabih bueni, viii caysdty Of 100 barreis d1ily. ?
10 equipped With Si-heIse pre- spgns. NJ
together With the entire fuscblosv,h Al 30, nss.
having been operated bot sixteen months il
bnildfpg g. substantial bfift structure vits Ivy
,tory L:ick sarebous SjIoiDipg fz ,sd- ~
acaiien /, one Of the s<si IN the sbio Vslsy, ZIG
e. ~. rJJ,t NJ an extensive rbestTr0viDz ryioh
on ,be Tho diver and % tie line ., ne OBJ, vsi,s
and OhIo River Rsilrosd'. and IL bas hefses'on ~
joyed large merchant and oaunuy e. 90 h.l...s
cy.eIleft wharf, a, Which ell sbzmef. Aoh gaos2
10 The p,ov.rty. For further particular al %
RjdIes u.p. 1890 n Z
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PILLSBURY, Chase and Troupe are all
good Democrats, and because the Presi-
dent has rewarded them with federal sp
poin,ments the "MugwumpOcratie' journals
are raising q dust. Their appointment
proves two things: First, Democrats are
going to get the commissions when the Re-
pubhcans are requested to step down; and
second, the President is paying no more a.
teD,ion to the Mugwump drivel than he is
to the Italians in Washington city who
turn their hand organs and direct the mon
keys up the adjacent awning posts.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ON SATURDAY. THE 1HIRTIETH DAY OF
~ MAY, 1885, beginning at 10 O'Clock 8. m, at
the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio county,
West Virgins, by virtue Of a deed Of trust mloe
and executed by Vim. K. Eson and Mary J. ElSou,
bis vile, 70 the undersigned trustee, belrinS lie
The I'D day Of November. 1851 and recorded in the
Hthce Of the clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, in Deed OF Trust Book No.
l9, 81 pages numbered three hundred and one ana
thHe hundred aud two viii SELL at public aaetioa,
thSfelloviDg described property, 10 Wit: All that
ertain piece OF land ground situate on Fifteenth
rect, in the city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West
Virginia, that Is 10 say: the parts Of lots numbsr a
thirty-tvo (S2 and thirty i've tSJ) in Graham al
dition to the city Of wheeling at the time Of the
dste Of said deed OF trust owned aud occu pied b.
aid VIM. K. Eisoa aud Mary J. Elsnn, ;oysthss
wih the buildings and improvements tier on sai
the appurteGapees thsreunto belonging, baln- tbs
Sme property conveyed TO the said Wo. K. kS5a
and Wary j. Elson by several deeds dltAd Fespas.
lively, January 9Th, 1869, May 29sh. 1875, and No
yemeer I'd 1879, and OF record in the oicsoi the
eitTs Of the County Court Of oao county West vir-
gina, N peed Books No 50. page 81, 40. 6S, page
So, and No. 90 page S57 respectively.
y 0ney and n much more as the purchaser may
elect, each In hand the residue thereof With inter
esi, IN Two equal instslmenis, payable in one AMI
two years respectively from the daY Of sals. ths
pnIer ger 70 give his notes, with good security for
the deferred payments. and the legal slte 10 b r..
tanned entii the pnrchase none Is paid in full
tilie oeueyed 10 be perfect hat selling Al trastee
Will convey Only such title a. Il vested IA nis BIZ
s.1d deed Of trust VA. M. RICHARD-oN.
~ M TrasieA.
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Tbs REGISTER is in receipt of eommu-
nication from Gauley, West Virginia, writ
ten over the non de plume Of Nemesis"
and taking exception to q former cOmmu-
Dication published in the REGIsrER which
gsve somewhat graphic account of the
THoNPsoN-FowLER shooting match, and
which resulted in the killing of Fowler.
There is no name accompanying the letter
which in itself forbids its publication. Then
the charges therein are ofsuch character
that it is necessary for the REGIsrEE TO know
they are entirely correct before publishing
TN
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WAR OR NO WAR,

Nearly everybody who is not sn English
or Russian diplomat believes war is newt
able between John Bull and the Northern
Bear. On this side of the water especially
is this idea almost conviction. The Amer
lean newspaper has taken that stand, and
there are very few Of them Of any prstention
that has not had the temerity to roll
of q column or more per day On the sub
ject The fact that they are on the
opposite side Of the globe to the
probable seat Of war, or thst
the broad Atlantic separates them
from the coming bellegsrsnts makes
no difference in their alleged knowledge of
the situation. They are as glib on the sub
ject as well trained parrot and profess to
know as much about it as any cabinet of.
Ger IN the British or Russian Empire.
And yet IT would be well for merchants
manufacturers who want to be fully
Nd if possible, little ahead Of
hank too early on thess
across the WAFER,
regulators 10
eli has
1erz
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Music.
Cincinnati Merchant TrdPsl,

A musician was stranded in a city and
applied for helpto q rich man who had at
tended his concert the night before.
IL should like to make a small raise, sir, !"
he remarked.
What's the mstterY
why, sir, you see / want to leave town
and / have no funds. I'm only a poor
musician, sir, and
"Oh-ah-yes-yes. l understand. /
heard you play last night"
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Nrrmont HeraldrY.
Chicago Ne1rJ.

We are told that Mr.. Edward S. Phelps,
OF Vermont, who hes been appointed Minis
ter to the Court of ST. James, is the proud
possessor of a family coat otsrms. We are
not informed what it is, but we suppose it
represents picked Goldfish rampant over q
cake of maple sugar dormant, vert, and
surrounded BY bordure Of huckleberry
sprigs, under which appears the legend,
Coll darn it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-29

THE many friends throughout the State
of John BUr2EREIELD, Esq, will be panied
to learn Of his demise yesterday. He was
an excellent citizen, sterling Democrat,
and filed with honor mauy-positiOns Of i'm
portsnce within the gift of the community.
At the time of his death he was one Of the
members of the Board of Public Works.
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ABoUr the time the Mugwumpocrats
think they have fee simple on the Presi-
denis federal appointments he exPlOdes
their hopes with dynamite BY boosting a lot
Of coed party Democrats into the warm
plaees inst vacated by Republicans.
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Pen Pictnre of EYnrts.
Altar a constitv'ua

Evarts is tough A long career as pro.
fessioral Republican has thoroughly tanned
him, and wherever there was danger that
a tender spot might develop, nature has
allowed his hide to lap over, so that he pre-.
tents an appearance not unlike that Of q
rhinoceros or the saddle-bsck tapir,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-29

MrGwUMPRY is, as its name implies, of
unknown origin. Its developuentindieates
questionable Eediyree and its perfection
and ultimate end viii represent q mule.
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THE Washington Critic Of Saturday says
Commissioner MILLER of the Internal
RevebuA Bortau is confined to his room BY
sickness.
We hope i IS not very serious.
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A CottaEe-BuiIt Man.

ItfGN NVItHyS.
Jim Smith is a coltsge-built man.
.-"What sort of a man is that?'
The man with only one story is called
cCttagebGilt man, and jim has only go.
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Served 'em Right.
PrO~id n,s T,leGrupl.

Il SEQ the French have taken umbrsge."
said old Costing, as be read the paper to bis
wife. more fools the Chinese for not forti-
fying it better" said Mrs. Gosling.
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Committee Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
~ been duly appointed and qualified - commit.
tee Of the estate OF GCoTge AOehle insane. Persons
knowing themselves indebted 70 the estate will
please call and settle. Those having claims against
said estate will preSeat them for payment
ALBERT W. HOEHLE, Committee,
arpe. Main
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SMOKE only what is pure. The Richmond
Straight Cut Cigarettes are noted for their
purity as well as their superior quality.
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Public Sale Of Real Properly
Commissioners Sale.

commissioner 8 Sol0.
Tn THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEELING
i West Virginia
Patrick J. Gilllean, administrator de =
bonis non OF VIM. GilIisan, deceascd In Cancer.
Thomas Emn EFT Gillisan aud Others
The undersigned special Commissioners hessny
gives notice that pursuant 10 the anti ority vested -
him BY a decree made by saii court on the I'D az
OF June, lssi, he will, on
SATURDAY, MAY 10, A. ID. 1855, 3
commencing NJ 10 O'Clock a. m, sell Il public ere.
tion TO the highest bidder, at the front door q sae
Court House oil ,aid county in the city Of wheeling.
Vest Virginia the rial cstaie OF which said Witian
Giigan died seized and possessed that Is 70 ~. \
part Of LOT number thirty nine (y) To- the sddluen
TO the city Of Wheeling laid out BY William SAse.
lire and John fof and bounded and described -
follows: BEGINNING at the northeast corner o. 80
lot, same being the southwest oorner VI Nein 80
Twenty third streets; thence running vwtvardly
With Twsn,y.'hird street sixty one eet thence san;
twenty one feet thence eastwardly and parallel wttN
Twenty third street sixty ole fcet 70 Main strece
and thence running with Main street 10 the pisce
Of beginning, heng the part Of said LOT conveyed y
said v lillian Gilligan by Hannah Huscuan and eth.
err 10y deed dated June i7th 1879 and nov OF record
among the public land records Of said couniy.
Upon the PORTION oi Saii lo Aforesaid therc 10 erect
ed that new and valuable brick building Zoe as-i!
occupied by said William Gilliyan rs saloeu sad
residence
TEEss OF sALr-oue-thlrd Of the pureAsa
mol ey. and as much morc thereof a. the pufcAaes
shall elect to pay cash IN hand on the day a asle
and the RESIDUE there payable In two equal lnslal
ments In one and two yeaIs from the day -
chaser to give his NOTES for the ecfsrred payucp0
with personal security thereon sat ssctory - II
undersigned and he title 10 the property 70 - ~
money. ALFRED CALDWELL
J. C. HERvKY, Auctiopeer.
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WEDNESDAY,, APRIL go, 1883.

GES. GRASr turns his sixty-foursh mile
cost better and stronger.
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DIED.

BUTTERFIELD- Tuesday, April IS, 1885, At 7
o'clock .. M, joan BUTTERPIELD, SR., aged SO
years and months.
Funeral from his late residence, Ne. 21$2 Market
street, Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Intermsut
az Stone Church cemetery. Friends Of the family
are invited to attend.
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MO CEEE, no PAY. WHITEHURSTS CE-
~ dar Ralsam is warranted to cure Coughs, Colds,
Group, Throat and Lung Diseases, &C. six drops q
dose. Try it. II not Satisfied return the empty
bottle and get your money back. For sale by al
drUggtStS Price IS cents. nol9eOdSb
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Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST REAR
ID ing date the 2Sd day al February, 1851, nsdiI
by brstian seibke add Kate Scibke, bis villa, 70 md
rs trustee and r,cbrded In deei oil trust book Mel
II, page 4iO. OF the land records Of Ohio county
West Virginia, the said trustee will. %
SATURDAY, MAY so, 1855,
Sell NJ public auction, at the front door Of the Court
house Of Said Ohio county, commencing nc 10 O'clock
q. m the following Described real estate. 10 cit.
Thirty feet of Of the north side of lot mum befod
sIiy-sght 1851 In Joseph Cadsclr addition 70 ID
city Of Wheeling. Ia Ohio county. In the SLats q
Wet Virginia. said part Of said lot b situate en-
fronts thirty (30) feet on the vest side OF ChaplB
street between Twenty sixth and 1wenty-ssssath,
streets aud extends hack In westerly direction ~
even width city stl (55 feat more lcss, 70 Locur
Stuet, In the sixth ward o. aaid city.
said property Il the sanie which Sas conveyd q
the said Tristan seibtc by Samuel N. Hsmiltel
and vile by d.d dated tho n day 81 Februasy
1874 and r,osrdei In the clerks otce Of the Cosnl
Court OF Ohio county. West Virginia, In Deed boo
No. 81, pages I2i and as.
TERMS or sAi x tine third Of the purcha0 uoaeJ
thall lie paid In cash day OF sale; one thlrl
thereof In one year, with interest, and tho ncmsin
der thereof 10 iSo yeap With interest from day q
sale, the purchaser giving his Totes With gosd q
curity for the deferred pay ments and tho legal ~
10 the property 90 be retained until the parchs
money shall have been paid a. full
ap.6l X. U. BARR, True .,
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For Sale.

A GOOD FAMILY RIDING AND DRIVING
a Horse. viii rot scare at the cars or motors
i lay color. Very stylish and perfectly safe.
Sound in every respect.
Enquire at 1872 Water street or II Twelfth
'trvet. apr2Ts
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PETER WELTY & CO.,
WHOLESALE LIQU08s,
1113 Main Street,
WHEELING, ". va

We hKTs !aE received by diTosi !I1gsrrStten
large AssEtneat el Rhine ard Eaaelle Wines, Juiss
Num- a Co, CeEmPSSns, Due q NonseSs..e Cham,
pegn5, ans la-ys shipment Of the celebrated VIII
hem's Quels Na:1ral Mineral WGssT, together WITH
. largo invoice IRON California vineyards, Of the
oldest and bes4 brands Of vine Known 70 the trade
such - Mission, halrsxis, RsSziipg Angelica, BED
Zinf3ndel, &C., sc. We are nov making q specially
Of our Case Goods, which are bottled by rs from
our choicest brsn4S Of liquor, and to which vs
would kindly eAl the attention OF the trade. deso
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] hereby certify that above named Special Ooo :
missioner has given bond and security such In ~
penalty Of S. 90 a required by Law and said deps
THOMAS NJ. DARkAH,
Clerk Of aid Court J
WHEELING, April 0. 1855. api(
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-09-24

crimes as il they were ordinary events.
Well, he knew ths. to carry this
mans message was to separate him>
self from Maude forever. Never
would she let him marry the widow
of a murderer Very rapidly all OF
the terrible facts passed one after the
other through his brain, at last he
said
"If you love her, why add a misery
to her lifei She may have lived down
the cia pain you have caused her;
Why, for a selfish qualification, will
you make her whole life a misery2"
"She is my lawful wife. | would
bid her farewell"
She is not your wife. Your own
crimes have released her from any
allegiance to yeu,' said Langton,
sternly.
"You know herr
Yes / know what she has suf>
fered, and beg of you to let her still
believe you died many years ago"
''She is hsppy9'
Scarcely that. Such cruel wounds
as hers never heal entirely; but it is
Infamous to tear them open when they
are quiet"
HAS she married2"
mo; she is still your widow
ut is hard to deny myself one more
sight of her face, and the hope | had
that she would say she forgave me.
Think of her, not yourself
There was a long silence in the
cell.
Every throb of Gerald Langton's
heart was pain to him; but Alexan-
der Hull sat in moody silence, evident
ly reluctant to give up his wish.
AT last he spoke:
"You have been very good to rue.
Tell nae, now, il you have any per-
sonal reason for your request. Per
haps you love herr
81 do" was the reply. "She has
promised to be my wife,"
''Then it will be James Fox who is
hanged tomorrow. / meant to give
my real name, but / will carry my
secret to my grave. 1t may be in an
other world that the little last self
denial will be a plea for me. Go now.
You may trust me-"
When Maude, a few weeks later,
became his wife, she little guessed
the terrible ordeal which her noble
husband had spared.