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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-21
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 20.-A large
meeting of journalists in attendance
upon the exposition was held to-day
with view to the organizing of ma
tional association of newspaper mon.
The meeting was called TO order and
the parpose explained by E. b. Her
bert, OF the Advance and Republican,
OF Red Wing, Minnesota, after which
w. ii. II. Judson, chief of the exposi-
ton printing bureau, delivered an ad
dress Of welcome. Il. b. Herbert re-
sponded. Mr.. John II. Elliott, of the
Dallas (Texss), HERALD, was elected
temporary secretary, and permanent
organization was in part affected by
the election of Mr.. Herbert as presf.
dent and Mr.. Elliott as secretary. Va.
rlous committees were appointed and
the meeting ad journed.
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For first-class livery outfits, Ed. Rar
dali is in the lead.
PERSONAL.

Thos. Farmer, Waco is at the st.
George.
John j. Giddings OF Ennis, is at the st
George.
A. Rhine a merchant from Mckinney
is at the st. George.
Mrs Adele Harley, of Denver, Colo.
RADIO, is in the city.
Mrs j. Il. Simpson returned from q
visit to Midlothian yesterday.
w. II. Winfield, passenger agent for
the Wabash, came into town last even.
ing.
Mr.. o. w. Poland left for New Orleans
yesterday morning via the Texas 4 Pa
ciflc.
Mr.. VIM. Boyd left for New Orleans
yesterday morning via the Texas h Pa.
cific.
Frank Houston q prominent stock
man Of Terrell, is stopping q. the st.
George.
Mr.. q. j. German, representing "the
old reliable" ST. Louis Republican, is al
the Windsor.
Take the through sleeper for New
Orleans, leaving Dallas, Sunday, 9:lO
~ $50 fic WIZ Apaeo ~ aClllCs
j. r.. Merryheld, Texas passenger
agent OF the Ohio d Mississippi railroad
returned to the city last night.
II. I. Pugh, the representative of a
well known st. Louis house was in the
city yesterday and left for the east on
the evening train.
Hon. j. b. Ludlum, passenger agent
OF the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Railway arrived from Houston last
night and will go east to st. Louis this
morning via the Texas q Pacific.
John b. Bartlett, business manager of
the Emma Abbott opera company,
paid The HERALD u pleasant cali last
evening. Miss Abbott makes her ap.
pearauce in this city ON he evenings OF
the 18th aud 18th instant, with matt
nee. Aignon, Martha and Traviata, will
be rendered.
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The swain scandal.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-In the Swain
court-martial to-day, counsel for the de-
Tense read a telegram which was nc.
cepted as evidence from Col. Henry @.
Corbin, ofChicago, stating in substance
that Gen. Swain was the owner Of the
horses he drove in tho lat
ter part of 1882. Counsel for
defense offered to introduce copies
certain records from tho treasury de-
partment in relation to the removal of
Bateman from the revenue marine ser W
ice, with the object OF impeaching the
credibility of Bateman as witness,
but the court would not admit them
and Gen. Swain was then recalled and
testified that he never foraged horses
that he did not own. The examination
then closed and the defense rested the
case. The court decided to hear no ar
guments and Immediately went into
secret session to consider the case.
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TLn IllInnIa snnninr.hIn-

SPRrNoFIELD, It'll, Feb. 20.-on the
second ballot, Mr.. Streeter made the
nrst break, and voted for Mr.. Morrison,
which was received with applause. lie
was followed by Mr.. Rherfy, who had
heretofore voted for Mr.. Lawler, hut
now cast his vote for Mr.. Morrison. The
vote then stood: Logan, 100; Morrison,
81; Haines, 2; scattering, 8; total, 20i.
In the third and last ballot O'Shea
changed to Morrison and MCMILLAN
voted for Logan, both Of which votes
were received with applause. The vote
then stood; Logan, l0l; Morrison, 0S;
scattering,T Z.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Feb. .20.-The leg
islature met In Joint convention at IL
o'clock and proceeded to vote for United
States senator. Tho first ballet stood
Logan, 100; Morrison, %; Halnes, .; j.
II. Ward, g; scattering, 8; total, 20i.
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LALEM, Feb. 2O.-The last days bal
loting for senator began tc
day at noon. At the fna
caucus this morning Hirsch's
friends resolved TO stand by him unit
he was elected,or asked them to vote for
some other candidate. The first ballot
stood: Hirsch, 81, gain of 4. On
the fifth ballot he lost, and his vote has
stood unchanged since, till this
hour, 4:30 p. M, at "a. Several
motions to take recsss were
voted down. The members sent fol
luncheon, and all ate In
in tho cloak-room, or a
their desks. The most anti.
Hirsch Republicans voted for Ear.
harts, secretary of state, and
on tho 9th ballot changed To
Governor T.. +. Moody. On
the 10Th ballot Moody received, Is
being the entire anti-HiTsch streng h.
The proceedings grow monotOnous
and the present state of affairs is likely
TO be kept up till late this evening.
IL is rumored that If the Hirsch vote
cannot be swung to Moody ex-senator
VI, w. Corbitt Will be proposed. As yet
there has been no movement
towards vote Tor a mild Republican, as
suggested by the legislature. One Re.
publican and one Democrat are absent,
aud 10 votes are required TO elect.
300 +. M.-No change in the situati on.
The voting proceeds slowly. The
clerks are becoming tired. The
legislature has reached the 39
ballots. A strong effort IL making to
swing the strength Of Hirsch to x.Son-
atOr II. w. Corbett, and II Is guessed
that he will be elected, though 1t is only
a query.
$3.50 p. MA resolution has been
passed TO adjourn at IL p. m. The
Hirschmen are bound by res
olutiou TO stay by him till
10 O'Clock, and II Is Impossible TO
surmise where his votes will 80. Strong
efforts are being made by the Demo.
Gratis TO bring out ex-senator John A.
Mitchell.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-lSpeoial.l i
Following are the changes in the postal
department:
Special service discontinued: Scott,
Lamar county; from Roxton from Fob
ruary 2S; 1885.
Star service changes Bliss;
Fredericksburgh to Junction City.
From March |, 1855, curtail service to
end at Knoxville, decreasing distance
% miles, and from the same date in
crease the residue Of service to twice a
week.
Route 3l3s0-Paris to Roxton: From
March l, 1885, extend service from Rox-
ton to Scott, Lamar county, increasing
distance 8 miles.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-James Bell, to
be psymaster in the United States army
in New Mexico; Thomas b. Keogh, to
be United States marshal for the west
ern district Of South Carolina; Rev. w.
II. Hicks, late OF Washington, to bs
surveyor. general of Florida.
Registers of land Offices: Patrick IL.
Winston, IT,, of North Carolina, ut Lew
iston, Idaho; O. +. Early, Santa Fe, New
Mexico.
Postmasters: l.. c, II. Scott, ut Orange,
Texas.
Stephen Il. Wilson, OF Pennsylvania,
to be associate justice OF the sspreme
court OF New Mexico.
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mr.. GormAn,s Telegranh Rosolnl,nn

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-[Special. i
Senator German offered the following
resolution in the senate to-day, which
was promptly adopted.
Resolved, that the secretary OF the
interior be ordered to inform tho senate
whether the Union Pacific railroad COM
pany and the other railroad companies
affected by the act approved July l.,
1882, granting subsidies IN bonds and
lands have constructed and are main
tanning and operating their lines of tele-
graph and whether telegraphic mes
sages are accepted and transmitted for
all persons and corporations without
discr limitation a. to price and other
conditions as provided in section Ii
of the act abnYN rAlorred to.
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Bolton Brevities.

Bolton, Feb. 20. - Special - The
opera-house was crowded last night to
see Stuttz play the great temperance
drama entitled "Ten Nights in Bar
ROOM"
Mr.. Henry Austin has purchased the
Murray stock of stationery.
A great many of the young folks at
tended the knights OF Pythias ball at
Temple last night.
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Fort Worth AnnIrs.

FoRr WORTH, Feb. 2O.- Mrs,
Harry Morgan was in the city
to-day with pardon for her brother
Dan Kane, now in Rusk. Kane, some
time ago, shot man named Wilkinson,
iniuring him severely. Since his IN.
carceration his sister has worked with
4 devotion, worthy of success, for his par
don, and was to-day made happy by re'
oeiving pardon from the governor.
Charles Xeller was thrown nom his
horse, on the square to-day, and badly
hurt.
The fire department held an ad.
iourned meeting last night, for the first
time assembling in the Central hall.
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Railroad News.
APPROPRIATION TO TExARKANA.

PROPOSITION TO TEXARKANA.
TExARKANA, Feb. 2O.-[Special. "A
few days ago w. L. Whitaker and Hon
Jas. L. Marx, president of the citizens
bank, submitted proposition TO the
owners of the charter and stock
of the Fort Smith Il Texarkana
railway Offering TO take up
said charter and stock and commence
building the road at once. They guaran-
tee to reach White Oak Shoots, distance
about 70 miles north OF here, by Octo-
Der and falling TO do 40 agree 10 sur
render both charter and the portion OF
road already built.
MARSHALL & NoRTuwRsTERN.
MARSHALL, Feb. 2O.-lSpecial. Mr..
Ceilings, railroad contractor, arrived
yesterday with his outht of teams and
grading appliances, and will go TO work
on the Marshall & Northwestern rail
road.
MR.. MILLER PROMOTED.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Roswell Miller,
assistant general manager of the Chi
cagO, milwaukee, & st. Paul rail-
road, was to-day appointed to sue
coed s. S. Merrill, whose duties
he has been performing since the lat
ter's death. Joseph Il. Tucker has
been rendered and has accepted
the position of assistant general
manager of tine same road, in
charge of freight trallic. Mr.. Tucker
was for number of years traffic
manager of the Illinois Central
and is one OF the best known traffic men
In the country. The appointment goes
into ELECT about March /.
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THEATRICAL.

Every one enjoys tho rehearsals Of Pin
aiore, aud rapid progress IL being made
The salo OF seats tor Emma Abbott,
who will appear February "a and d has
commenced.
Pinafore Is destined to be a grand sue
cess, and those who participate will be
proud OF its production.
Prol. Shook ia meeting with great
success In conducting Plnafore, and In
rapidly becoming u great favorite.
A number Of young ladies' and gem
tlemon have been added To the class.
More are Invited 10 attend and swell
tho grand choruses.
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Tho XYenl,,s Failures.

New YORK, Feb. 20 Failures through,
out the country the last seven days;
Number in the United States, 253; Can
ada, 81; total, 200. Compared with 27O
last week and 345 the week before,
Nearly iour-iifths OF the business cas-
ualtios of the week are furnished by the
western and the southern aud the Pa.
cihc states. The failures in the eastern
and middle states are comparatively
light
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Bad Mexican Iniuns,

GuAYMAs, Feb. ls.-The Caffeine Yaqui
chief has burned number of books
seized from the whites near the Yaqui
river, on the Nth inst. 1t is also re-
ported that number of ranches have
been burned batween the settlements
and the river. He claims the acts have
been committed by bands of his tribe.
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PokEon.

foHkon,
No name Is better and moro pleas
antly and widely known than that OF
MIR. j.. a. Pozzoni. For years he has
made himself famous by the elegant
perfumes and complexion powder that
bears his name, the latter having found
Its way TO the bellies of Paris, Germany
and London. Every body admires
beauty la ladies'. Nothing will dc
more TO produce or enhance Il than q
use VI Mr.. Polzonps preparations.
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Tho ArIlnnsns pebt probIem,

LITTLE Rock, Feb. 20,-In tho house
to-day the why's aud means committed
reported a bill appointing an agent to
ascertain all the necessary information
concerning the undisputed state debt
for report TO tho next general assembly,
The bill also provides for sinking fund
to purchase bonds when registered
Whenever 100000 has accrued TO thai
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Ahont Arllngton Estate.

WARRINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Mil
Ter of New York, to-day reported favor
ably from tho committee on agricul-
ture, resolution to place all that por-
ton of the Arlington estate, owned by
the United States and not needed for 9
national signal service station and
ports, under the direction of the COM
mission OF agriculture, to be used for az
ricultural purposes.
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Tho Loving slKher.

Why lisa lover like his fatherp Be-
cause he IL sigher (sire). The sire Of
that child who suffers so from Group
will often sigh for something to cure It.
Tell him Of Taylor's Cherokee Remedy
of Sweet Gum and Mullen,
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7es ELM STREET.
Leon Hart, from Texarkana to Fort
Worth, who is so well and favorably
known to the travelling public.
Telephone Ed. Randall for hack calls
Drivers polite and attentive. -h
Special sleeper %. New orlean..

The Texas ~ Pacific Railway will run
a through sleeper to New Orleans on
the morning train, Sunday the 22nd
instant, thus enabling you TO get.
breakfast before leaving Dallas. This
Is great convenience and should not
be overlooked. Remember you leave at
9l0a. m. and go through to New
Orleans without change. Berths reserved
at 50i Main St.,
IL. u. TURNER, agent.
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Travelling Mon Take Notice.

For your accommodation, the Texas
4 Pacific railway will run Pullman
Palace Sleeper through to Now Orleans
without change, leaving Dallas Sunday
n a. v:iO a. ,d M, and arriving At New
day morning. Berths reserved In adj
vauco at 50i Main Street.
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iund. Representative Fishback pre-
sented as minority report, bill to i'm
mediately commence paying interest.
Gen. llocers inLncIx.

BUFFALO, Feb. 2O-Major-G General A.
F. Rogers, member of congress from
this district, it is understood, is the sue
cessful aspirant for the position of gov
eminent printer, under Mr.. Cleveland
administration, and is about to resign
from the National guard.
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ana relished the joke of the Tallspoosa
being run down by coal barge. They
laughed at it as Falstafiiau burlesque.
Pending further debate the commits
tee rose and the house took a recess till
7o'clock, the evening session to be for
consideration OF pension bills
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For the better accommodation of the
public, | viii from this day ON deliver
goods 10 the amount of no less than 81
free Of charge.
ISAAC HEiDENHEIMER,
Commerce and Lamar Streets.
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MARSHALL, Feb. Especial II. H.,
Van Hook, who came here 80 years ago,
spoor, penniless boy, retired frsm bust
ness to-day, having made a fortune.
His son succeeds him,
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Capital City Cuttings.
RAPID TRANSIT.


AUSTIN, Feb. 20.-[Special. J. Yester.
day Mr.. Shannon introduced a bill in
the senate with an emergency clause
pressed it through, sent it to the house
where it was referred to Judiciary com
mittee MOI Mr.. Robinson (of Jack,
chairman pro tenn. He pushed it through
the committee, reported IL thus morning
ana crowded it through to passage to.
day in tho house. BY Mr.. Robinson,s
skill and zeal, it only awaits enrotlnsnt
ana the governors signature to be- 4
law. The bill was to lengthen the time
Tor the payment of purchase money, etc ;,
by all purchasers of university, asylum
and school lands from March | ia
August l, purchased under any act the
sale was made.
THE JUROR BILL.
On the Lusk amendment to the bill
hiking Jurors qualifications several
splendid speeches were made.
Mr.. Kimbrough had on his war paint
against the amendment, and made the
halls ring with his phillipics against the
shrewdness, skill, etc, Of the criminal
lawyers.
Mr. Pendleton (of Tarrant) made q
dlgniiied and forcible speech against the
amendment.
Messrs. Taylor, Merriwether and
Lusk al so spoke with oogent reasonings
sledge-hammer logic and beautiful
rhetoric.
MORE A OUT THE PENITENTIARY BOARD
In consequence of the report OF the
legislature Investigation of the cruel
treatment of prisoners at Rusk poniten.
tiary, the renitentiary board has re-
signed. The board comprises Walter
Tipps and l. G. Searcy, both of Austin
and ex-ofiicio the governor, who are In.
dignant at the report of the visiting
committee on convict testimony. The
governor wi1 send message to the
Legislature tomorrow on the subject
lie refuses to accept the resignation OF
the other members until their steward.
ship is settled.
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Prompt and Positive.

"Benson's Capclne Porous Plasters are
the best in use.'-LH. j. Cassebeer, Phar-
maclst, New York. 25c.
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City VS.; Joe Dean; curslng and swear
ing; Used 81.
City vs. HALEY Hayes; abusive
languagei discharged.
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- AFER THAN EvER,

wshavs
ner AVERY Low PsoEs oal en An "a,
Best
some Fire and Burglar NJ Elm
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-12

."S"'' "W'
what the dow are you Looking ~ me
Ike that FORT aIol lerVoy' hls rongh
voice brought SARAH hOok 70 hors''i suo
drcw her hand across hor brow
ut IL There, II IN Wltton there, sho NUT
torcd.
What n writlon thorG you OH tooiT
asked H'rycy ,.,,- a.
Sho mhuo no roplyi uut nor pnln hH
moved, ond again her eyes gloneoi ~ nm
with strange, VIA LOOK q,
"Slt down saiu hrVoy, ehorPlyi 'ana
try and tax Ike n sensible woman, ana
koep your WIS ron wandering
He pushed ohnlr toward nor sho ent
down nnd seemed waiting Tor hlm 70 speak
again, 49,
"Well, what 90 you wanV'' no @'o' u
bupnn'o sue Nont NuuI
"les, my mistrcss Bont mo-
"What tlri has sue sont mo any
money, or sue Trying 70 starVo MOI Lou
her take caro- small una nor again somo
day, , g., -,
YES tnlu e'uen' IN vurlous, mo
chanlcal ooechtS' KOS, sho mas Sone you
money ,
HOW mueh ~ wv manu- ~ oVor
She drew smau pog IRON nor pocket
horN,y s'u Vn,t ~ Vu"B1lp, ul'o ~ my
pounds, she said, IN tho same mechanical
way M before -, -,
"Flty punhu'I oSo'altnol tno man,
hofooly' NnuV uVT' sue l,loop py tcnulng
me pnltry sum IKE tha,i Flly pouhuS
whi,e my "llo nus '9ousuhls yourl -,
"Iake ~ OF 'oaVo w IN you CHOOSE sho
Snrnh 49,,
"Pll take ~ never Tear oh, yes III
take IT, Perhaps its meant s a ponce
onorlng' Now lot mo near whnl olse you
have to say You dilnt como nero Just 10
give me tIs wrote9ou sum. ln.,,,
Mrs Miller roSo from nor s'av ana looked
down INTO tnc mans upturh'd iooc' nor
yooc whom she spoke underwent marvel
lous change II absolutely rang with pas
sion, -, -, -, =,
NO Maurice herVeN sho cried y
como to ofcr you thc one onnnoe, 70 snow
you tho one way whleh IL sun open ~ may
bo too lnIo 10 troad NJ Dut say 10 you,
show mercy ana perhaps mercy mny IN
shown 10 you bo Warhe1' say, anu loaVs
that poor glr, Nv ponce blVo your ii'o anu
lot her liVe ners sue ~ one OF vots emo.
sen, Maurice horV,ey, Bcwaro now you
war against hlll HIS ongor IN hSo VWo'
cdse1 sword
Keep your nights 10 yourself ana toll INC
In plain English wnnt You mean"
Take th' money sue otors YOU 20 AM
trouble her no more
Heryey laughed his mocklng laugh MY
| dear Sarah" he mid, your zeal makes you
ontlcpltomatters' must remind you tha'
~ yet have been onlrcl no money
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One Expsrionce of Many,

Having experienced great deal OF
",IOublel" from indigestion, 30 much 30
that came near losing my
Mytrouble always came after eating
any food
However light
Aud dgeslible
For two or thres hours at time / had
~ 20 through the most
Excruclating pains.
"And the only way ever got
Was by throwing up all my stomach
contained No one can conceive the
palms that had to 20 through, until
"At lastY"
| was takenl 80 that for three weeks
I lay In bed and
Could eat nothing
My auiferings We're 30 that | called
two doctors 10 give me something that
would stop the pain,
Their efforts we're no good to me-.
Az last heard q good deal -..
"AbOut your Hop Blttera
And determined TO try them"
Got bOttle-in four hours took the
contents OF
One
Mex day was out OF bed, and have
not seen q
"siCk y
Hour, from the same cause, since,
have recommended II 10 hundreds OF
others, You have no such
Advocate m am"
GEo KENDALL, Allaton, Boston, Mass.
Downright Cruelty.
To pevmit yourself and famIly'o
"sufferl"
With sickness when II can be prevent
I'd aud cured 40 ea0iy
With Hop Bltters II
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A FAMILY AFFAIR.
BY HUGH CONWAY,
Author Called Back" and Ozark Days"

His fingers tightened on hers, His eyes
sought hers. "Beatrce,n he said, ~ did
not live until know you You hayea right
10 claim all can give, Yet there ID some-
thing must ask-something | must know,
XIV have told mo "'''-"''' you Toll me
~ have told you all"
"No, not all, Beatrice, life promises 10 be
but sorry affair for me, Lot mo have such
cold consolation as II can give, Beatrice,
let me hear you say with your own lips that
had things been otherwise you could have
loved me-would have been my wife,
Bhe met his eyes brayelY "Yes, Frank "
she said softly, ~ viii say that will say
more, love you now All, Frank, TO-
proach me, blame me, when tell you that
although know II meant unhapplnesa for
you Il was a sweet moment 10 me when iirst
knew that you loved me- "
After this ayowal there was silence for q
minute, Then Carruthes leaned forward.
"Beatrloe, my love" he said hoaraely, "lflsa
me once, only ask II once"
She flushed TO tho roots OF hor hair, yet
she made no resistance, Caruthers drew
her TO him and for the frs, and, for all
10 knew, tho last time their lips met lie
took she gave, the ono kiss When IL was
over CRruthers released her from his en-
brace aud the two drew apart
Here, no doubt Mr.. Carruthera viii sink
Immensely In public eateem, Ae acted ~
Der II never supposed TO act or AZ least In
fiction, lie lost an opportunity Every ono
who has studied the nature OF true love aa
depicted by the modern passionate wrltem
aud skilled analyaIsts Of the human heart
must feel that Mr. Carruthers should have
then and thero olaped Beatrice 10 his heart
and have sworn chat love oyerrued every
thing lie should have followed that ono
modest kiss by thousands lie should have
sald, "Whnt IL tho marriage tle whom two
souls are In such oc,tatic communion "a
yours aud miner lie should have said,
''There arc other lands Lands where no
one knows u.s. where life may be perpetual
dream of love, Let us fly there and DO
blessed In the mad whirl Of his passion such
scruplos as she, for appearance sake, urged
should have hton swopt away, aud, married
or unmarried, ho should have borne hor of,
his forever aud overt Yof, ho lost such an
opportunity that his conduct must DO apollo
qlgsd fOFl