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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
LAST EVENINGS NEWS.
A New York and Bangor Steamship
Line.-Augusta Men in Portland
Courts. Eaten by Wolves. - Mrs.
Garfield Arrives in New York.

An earthquake was felt at Nashua, n. H.,
Tuesday evening.
The Gould-Sage case was again brought
into court at New York, Wednesday.
James T. Walsh of Roxbury, Mass, sui
cided by taking morphine, Wednesday.
Chief Wilkinson of the Brotherhood of
Brakemen has been summoned to Chicago
The Page Betting Company, Concord, d.
vided $500 ameng its employees, Wednesday.
Mrs. James A. Garfield and daughter ar
rived in New York from Europe, Wednesday
morning.
Pittsburg, Pa, special says that the Fl.
Wayne railroad has discharged 1000 men
from its shops.
Two engines and nineteen cars were piled
up by a railroad collision near Hampden, 10
wa Two breakmen were fatally injured.
The Citizens Bank block and five adjoin-
ing brick buildings. at Toshen, Ind, were
burned with their contents in Lgonier on
Tuesday loss, $4,000; insurance. s35, 600.
The New York & Bangor Steamship Co.,
has been incorporated for the purpose of
carrying passengers, freight, ETC., between
New York and Maine ports. Its capital
stock is 1000, and the incorporators are
Thomas NJ. Bartlett. Malborn P. Smith and
Gerald Keller.
Word has reached Fargo, Da, that a man
and his son, living near Fort Totten, were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
Meeting of the City Government.

Both branches of the city government
held their regular meeting last night.
The following orders were read and passed
III concurrence
Ordered, That the Committee on Printing
be and hereby is authorized to contract for
the printing of the annual reports and ad-
dress of the mayor on the same terms upon
which said reports were printed last year.
Ordered, That the city of Augusta sell and
convey by warranty deed to Ann Z. Cunning
ham, the following described real estate to
wit: lot or parcel of land in said Augusta,
in the rear of land owned by said Ann L.
Cunningham, etc. And that on receipt of a75
for the same the Mayor be and hereby is au-
thorized in the name and in behalf of the
city of Augusta, to execute, acknowledge,
and deliver good and sufficient warranty
deed of the said land to the said Ann =. Cum
nngham.
Roll of accounts No. IL, amounting to
81 1856, ,39, was read and the several accounts
ordered to be paid in concurrence.
The following is the statement Of Treas
urer Turner, showing the receipts and dis
bursements for the month of February,
1888:
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ems, Aubur'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
Pensions Granted Maine Persons.

,sHiNGro>. March 4
The following Maine pensions were grant
ed today
orieipal. invalid, Geo. Metcalf, 'oideh
Riaye Henry II. Allen, Lisbon; increase
Albion X. p. Frye, East Dover fhiilp bu'-
-, National Soldiers Home; Mexican war,
widows. Mary f., widow of Merritt Jordan
Lincoln; sarah. widow of Albion \. stew
ems. Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08

five know all the methods Of approach
adopted by an enemy we are the better e.
ahled to ward off the danger and postpone
the moment when surrender becomes Inc vita.
BILE. In many instances the inherent strength
Of the body suffices to enable it to opposs Ne
tendency toward death. Many however have
lost these forces TO such an extent that there
is little or no help. In other cases . little aid
to the weakened Lungs will make all the dif
ference between sudden death and many
years of useful life. Upon the fret synD-
toms Of Cough, Cold or any trouble sf The
Throat or Lungs, give that old and we'll
known remedy-Boschee's German Syrup, Q
careful trial. 1t will prove what Thousands
say Of it to be, the "bensfactor Of any
home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
THIEF ARRESTED
Trying To Sell a Portland Stable Keep
ei's Horse

PORTLAND March !,
Wednesday afternoon, well-dressed man
tried To sell horse and sleigh to man in
the upper part of the city. Detective
Wormwell, who was there, recognized the
horse as belonging to Sawyer's livery stable,
and Immediately took the man into custody.
At the station he gave the name OF Henry
Murray and claimed residence in Newfound-
land. On beag searched, Il watch was
f,und which was identified As one of those
obtained by the confidence game recently
played ona Congress street leweler.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
DETECTIVE POWERS
Wants the Reward for Arresting Frank
c. Medically.
BtppFroRp, March 1.

BtpprroRp, March 1.
Detective Powers of st. Johns, NIB. who
arrested Frank c. McNeally, the Saco de-
faultcr, in the Halifax hotel last December
shortly after his arrival from Europe on the
steamer Polynesan, has been here with
view TO obtaining the reward offered
bv the Saco and Biddeford Savings
Institution for the defaulter's arrest Inc
bank will not pay the reward to him and 1t Is
probable that legal steps will he taken by
him to recover it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
THE ENTIRE BROTHERHOOD
Pledged to Support the Burlington &
Quincy Strike.

VHICAGo, MarCh =.
The entire Brotherhood of engineers and
firemen throughout the United States are
now pledged to support the members on any
railroad or railroads that may strike to up
hold their brethren on the Burlington &
Quincy. The sanction of the general exec
utve committee must be given to any strike
that may seem necessary. The men on any
single system or a half dozen systems have
it now absolutely in their power to say wheth-
er they shall strike also whether they shall
strike with the whole might of the brother
hood behind them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
GARRISON HILL ASSEMBLY
K of L. Prosecuting Their Quarrel in
Court.
DoyrR \ n Mare

DOVER, \. H., March I.
The hearing in the Supreme Court in the
suit of the New Trustees of the Garrison
Hill Assembly, Knights of Labor of this
city to compel the old trustees to turn the
treasury S5,sl6 into their custody and de-
clare illegal the attempt of one faction to di-
vide the funds closed tonight. Judge Clark
took the case under consideration, saying
weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
Notes.

The Now York Worlds Washington cor
respondent has had talk with Mr.. Bayard
in which the secretary, referring to state
ment that the $3.50 per ton licence~fee pro-
posed by the fishery protocol would neutra-
lize the profits of fishing voyage, said that
the average tonnage of fishing vessels is not
800 as asserted. but from 20 to so; so that
the payment would be only about Sis. Con-
sui General Phelan had advised him that
the privilege of transhipment, etc, could en-
able vessel to make two or even three adj
ditional trips year and each should stock
between 81 900 and 5000, so that the privi-
lege is a very substantial gain, at a very low
cost.
The secretary also pointed out that the ap-
abandonment of the headland theory gives
US 90 per cent of all the valuable fishing
water of the Provinces. 1t gives us fifteen
hundred square miles in the gulf outside of
Prince Edwards Island alone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
RICHMOND.

Judge Hall, Deputy Sheriff Hodges and
County Attorney Buker attended probate
court at Bath, Tuesday.-The Y. P. G. T.
U. had an interesting meeting Monday
night at their hall.-Mr. Charles Larrabee Of
Bath was in town Wednesdsy.-J. NJ. Hagar
Is in Boston on business -Amasa Ring Of
Gardiner visited friends in town, Wednes-
day.-Mrs. T. G. Herbert left Wednesday
for Deering, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
BURLINGTON CHOSEN
BY the Vermont Board of Trade for
Headquarters.

ST. ALRANs, Vt, March Z.
An animated and largely attended meet
ing of the Vermont Board of Trade was held
here this afternoon TO decide between ST.
Albans and Burlington as headquarters for
the Board. After the arguments the Board
of Directors decided in favor of Burlington,
This decision meets with much disfavor by
Franklin County dairymen, and the forma-
ton of strong Board of Trade in this coun-
ty is talked Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
TELEPHONE INVESTIGATORS
Propose two Bills Restricting Rights OF
Companies.

ALBANY, \. Z, March I.
Two bills accompanying the report of the
telephone investigation committee today.
The first limits the issue of stock and the
creation of lieus by incorporated companies.
The second regulates the charges for the
use of telephones in cities having populatio {.
of million.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
sEvENrY,r1vH SUITS
Brought to Recover Insurance Assess
ments

BELLOWS FALLS, VT. March /.
The Lyeoming Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
of Muncy. Pa, formerly did business
throughout Vermont, taking partial payment
in notes from its policy holders. The CON-
pany went into bankruptcy some years ago,
and j. A. Beeber of Williamsport, Pa, was
appointed receiver.
Their liabilities are larger than their as
sets. This deficiency has resulted in bring
ing about seventy-fv suits in different coun-
ties, against the policy holders. who refuse
to pay the assessments. Most of these are
returnable at the spring term Of court.
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wADEs PROPOSITION
Rejected by Thirty Paper Mill Owners.

CHcAGo, March :.
Thirty paper mill owners belonging to the
Western Paper Manufacturers Association,
met today and declined to accept the propo-
sition of ii. +. Wade of Dayton, o., to buy
at an appraised rate the gross product of the
association for the year, valued from three to
five millions. They decided instead to re-
duce the production.
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GARDINER.

The Golden Cross give an entertainment
and supper to few invited frisnds tonight
At their hall.
Mr.. Albert Stephenson the popular mana
ger of Estes shoe store is sick at the Evans
House.
Frank Glass who has been working fer
the Whittier Machine Company Of Beston, 10
at home on short vacation.
A runaway morse was stopped the other
night at the foot of Brunswick hill, which
on inquiry proved to have come from the
stable of Samuel Currier Of Hallowsll. 4
man hired him to 60 to Augusta.
When ON the plains, the sleigh was ever
turned and the man was thrown out. and he
horse turned aud started for Gardiner II .
2.4o gait, Except slight cuts on her less she
was uninjured,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
THE PEDESTRIANS.
The Official Score at Eleven O'clock.

BosToN, March I.
The attendance at the walk today was
20oO. The score tonight is as follows :;
Cartwright, 226 miles; Hegleman, 2l0 miles =
Gurnero, 20T; Day, POS; Taylor, 1884; Con-
nors l1?; Collins. l67; Quinn, l47; Sui
livan, l46 Cunningham, l+5; Edwards, l30; I;
Cotter, ll3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
A STRIKE
On the Burlington and Northern Kan
road.
M,SxEAroLIs, Minn,. Mare

MINNE4poIIs, Minn,, March a.
The brotherhood engineers and firemen on
tho burlington and Northern railroad m rei'
tbe;r cabs at 10 A. NJ. "Wednesday Inc
osse;sIs claim that the trains will run as US
ual in spite of the strike. Chief arthur n nas ~
minated ui M that this is only the beginning OF
a general strike.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
STEvENSONS TRIAL.
The Testimony Closed and the Argu-
msnts Finished.

BANGOR, March I.
The Stevenson trial progressed rapidly in
the Supreme judicial Court room, Wednes
day,
George ;. Stevenson, respondent told
the history Of the affair at great length.
Charles +. Sherman and Benz. +. Perkins,
both of Burnham testified in rcbuttal that
Constable Harrington. who accompanied
Stevenson told them that the men offered no
resistance whatever.
This closed the testimony and the argu-
ments were finished Wednesday,
SECOND DIsrArCH.
The arguments in the Stevenson man
slaughter case were concluded at 30 o'clock
this afternoon Judge Peters then charged
the Jury and at }, 10 O'Clock the case went to
the jury, which is still out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
WARDEN KENT
Buried From the Unitarian Church at
Portsmouth.
PoPrsuorru n n n

PORTSMOUTH n H., March T.
The funeral of Warden Kent occurred
this afternoon at the Unitarian church.
Rev. James De Normandi and Alfred Good
ing officisti G. Dewitt Clinton commsndry
Knights Templars performed the burial ser
vice. The attendance was very large.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08
THE FLOWER
Family Formula Book

Contains receipts and formulas for
preparing harmless but thoroughly
efficient preparations for beautifying
the complexion, rendering the skin
soft and smooth, removing pimples,
blotches, and discolorations. Also,
formulas for making the finest tooth
powders, cologne, bay rum, and pre-
parations for the hair. This en-
braces only one division of this little
encyclopedia of useful household in,
formation.
This book will be mailed free, post
paid, on receipt of your name and
address on postal card.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-03-08

The marble trade has started up. Hen &C.
forth person turning . corner suddenly
nay expect to take header over grelp .
boys playinapr keeps"
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The Jury Cannot Agree.

BANDON, March :.
ALA. NJ, the jury in the Stevenson
case reported that they unable to agree aud
guiital and three for conviction.
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SIR JOHN ROSS
Becomes Commander of England's
American Forces.

OTTAWA. March I.
Sir John Ross will succeed Lord Alex
Russell as commander of the British forces
of North America, headquarters at Halifax.
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BASE BALL ENTHUSIASTS
At Portsmouth Propose the Formation
OF Club.
PoRrsMorIH. March {

Base ball enthusiasts are endeavoring TO
raise money to start ball club here on the
stock plan, to enter the New Hampshire
leagne. F. j. Leonard is the leading spirit,
and reports favorable outlook
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From W. l.. Shotwell, 20l Orange st.,
NeMark. n. Y.

Messrs. KiSsMAN 4 Co.-Gentss I am
pleased to recommend Adamson's Coush
Balsam as sure cure for all il claims.
would not he without IL II has done me
more good than ply sicians' prescriptions In
three years, mar6d&wIw
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BANGOR DEMOCRATS
Nominate Jos. f. Snow for mayor

BANGOR, March 1.
The democrats tonight nominated Joseph
F. Snow for Mayor by acclamaton.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
Judge Enoch Foster. Presiding.
A. c. OTIs, Clerk.
y X. MCFADDEN, Sheriff.
Miss Powers, Stenographer.
WEDNESDAY, March Z.

WEDNESDAY, March Z.
Lorenzo Clay, ct al, vs.. Amos X. Nicker-
son. II. NJ. Heath for plaintiffs, George r.
Parks of Brunswick, for defendent This is
an action of assumpsit on account annexed
to writ to recover balance of Sl6l for at
torneys fees and disbursements of money for
trial
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not especially active. NJ q. Flanders sold l0e lambs
fed by Gritlih snow, Onord N. H., Nv. ~ lbs u
ole
CATTLE TRAFFIC NY MAINE DEALERs'
As We arrived at the market yards the expesNsas
was, 10 book some ~ car loads Of eastern ssttis.
actual arrivals were 10 car lond1 Those that are
called level headed. impressed last week. that
beef cattle must reach higher range In prisss -
day II was fortunate thai eastern dealers az set
buy heavy, as the Boston beef market has set -
yet suffered for the lack of beef We know thst
one extreme follows another, aud Il is fair - ssp.
pose that the beef market win shortly improve. and
some viii be the lucky ones to bit a good msrhes
for their cattle r. W. Thompson Son took the
lead from Maine n. they had the very best thst sold
for work on sale They were fat, raised and fed By
:. b. IIaihonc of Richmond, were nicely matched
and the home weight was 1850 lbs, syears old thIs
spring. girthing IT, in aud sold by the doalars,
equal to 7lc ID. W also -old pair IT, cattle l.. "
1900 lbs. at Si36. sales Of pair n. Herefsrts L.
W, 800 lbs at .le. stee, Of 1000 s. ., - ey &c
l.. W, 2G0o lbs, at si27. By +. II. Wnrdwen.
SALES AT BRIGHTON Mostly NJ MAns DnALRRs
The sales were not In all respects sati,f.stsry,
there being moderate demand . few aaies N
working oxen noticed. }. =. Henry sold sise sew
miIch cows nj 80 each do at tSo de M enis.
good cows at $40 each, common cow at ~. l.
G. Libby sold good milch cows at 40 ssahi ssA
some more common grades Mt 40 to tas. T. n.
Coolidge 4 Son sold milch COW. at s6s each; LEI
Of 4 do at elsa; fancy jersey sh6. J. II. kentek
sold choice milch cows at s60 each. II. n. Tan
sold pair 7ft 2in cattle H. ". 300 t155; 1 pair ~
l.. ". 1000 s2a5 pairs eft Elm l.. ~. 400 Giie pr
yoke. $. II. Wardwell sold coarse cattle l. v.
lsAO a pair NJ $55 each. Glinee weston eo&4
pnir working oxen st l0n l.. W 2gdD tiD -: I. D.
Henry common COW s32.5e: o at t45, 4 ~ -; 4.
Is. Foss sold nj go.
NEW MICH Cows AND srRnoHn
No, lack Of mixers but the suygi,, shsy.
mixers are In demand at good prices. say from ~
TO ESQ Sales higher are exceptional. CSDose
cows mostly sold at s25 u % per head. saies q :
milch cows at go by =. W. Thompson 4 Zen. esll
springer girthing feet In, for 80 by IAbby.
mileh cows, the lot for slA BY Dow hsuhSs. I
milch COW mt s37 by \. n. Wafdweil. sales u Q
springers s47 each do s4s each, fbew mica COWS
$50 each by scollans. farrow cows st en sssh ~
". Meloy.
VEAL CALvEs.
As yet the supply Ia not sufficiently large 70 make
drop IN values. Prices generally sustained sol
quite a demand as quoted. A mixed lot Of 10 vSA1s
at Sic, by N. ". VIM. small veals at ~ eaeA by
7. W Thompson. Sales Of 70 vsals average - D
6lc he G ibbv Sou
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The foregoing in Board of Aldermen. was
read and referred to be placed on file, and
sent down for concurrence. In Common
Council, read and ordered to be placed on
file in concurrence.
Adjourned to Monday, March 10, 1883, at
O'Clock A. NJ
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THE SHEEP CALL.

Northern arrivals are rather larger thss last
week and ihc rangse In price is no, changed Trsde
not especially active. NJ q. Flanders sold l0o lambs
fed by Griiiih snow, onord N. H., Nv. u lbs st
6Ic
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MARKET REPORTS.
Brighton and Watertown Alvs 0tesk

Brighton and Watertown Nvs 0tosk
Market
Reported for kennebcc Journal for wsck sulona
Mar o.
AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK AT NAaps
Cattle. Sheep and Lambs. swine. vcals. wsrses.
IA loGsl lVdso VI ~
NVMBER fRoN MAINE.
Cattle. sheep and Lambs. Calves Hsrses. svtne.
~ " o. %
PRICEs OF MARkIT BKKF.
A few choice at e. 7.ooat7 &c; extra. tsxanA0;
first quality, s6Ooas6ao; second quality, " NJ ~
third quality, s400atioo
PRICES OF SHEEr AND LAMBs.
In lots, s2 so. $3.50, 40 leach; extra AAsAoeAA;
or from u to u cents per pound, spring lanbs ~
cents, veal calves, 2ta6i cents.
ARRIVALS ny sTEAMERH.
Hsrses Cattle. Sheep.
Via 81 John 70
Portland ~
Bangor ~ -
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NEW MICH Cows AND srnn q ms
VEAL CALVES.

As yet the supply Ia not sufficiently large 70 make
n drop IN values. Prices generally sustained ssl
quite demand as quoted. A mixed lot Of 70 vsAls
at SIC, by N. ". VIM. small veals at ~ essh BY
+. W. Thompson Sales Of 70 vsals average - -
at Sic By /. c. Libby 4 Son.
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RECEIPT s..

Temporary loans, $4,000 90
State pension refunded. AZ 90
Tax deeds, ii %
Mark Rollins, fees for Municipal
Judge, 454 90
NJ Rollins, fees for City Marshal, 249 76
A. NJ. Goddard, city solicitor acct
of Mercer, l53 30
n. w. True, acct of poor, l40 "a
town Of Pittsfeld, 90 20 10
F. +. Southard city clerk, services, LOG %
II. W. True, town Of Union, 10 08
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~ ia acknowledge that much if I'd really
been up to the business myself. Do you
know why I've never got my mad UP at you
for thinking as you did? cause ] d pitched
on you as the party who got; ay with
Childer's package. know better now"
"Was that why you followed newly
you tried to pass yourself off on me as
Lyman Childer that first night?" CUES
toned Norris, his brain in a whirl
;tThat was the reason; and why, further,
that my health gave out so as to make me
look round for an assistant [ wanted to
get you under my eye for spell, but as /
said before, it's all right now"
They had reached the avenue, and Norris
paused, waiting for a car which was coming
in the distance
81 owe you an apology if-if you are tell
ing me the truth. But am as much in the
dark as ever. If that package was OF as
small account as Childer claims. why
should you two be taking such an interest
in the matter OF the express robbery!"
Inyot took the Yankee way of answering
the question
"S'pose it's not of such small account'
S'pose Childer only wanted to make it ap-
pear so to give him a better chance to
work!"
81 don't see yet why you-''
"Oh, yes, you 90! You see clearly enough
why any thing that's of interest to the
Childers is of interest to me. That your
car! Well, now that I've let you into a no.
ton of how the case stands, I've just one
thing to ask, and that is for YOU to keep out
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-04-28

willed it, young man." spoke the nurse,
grimly.
:True, hut think the Lord has wilcd it
III sending you to u.s. Mrs. Crane. II am
ever sick shall send for you to nurse me-
';No, you wouldn't, she answered, Short
w. "lt's thankless work, and you are one
| of the thankless kind"
"Well, this poor fellow will have reason
TO be grateful to you at any rate, if ne is
, ever grateful to any one in the world.''
s:I doubt it,: she muttered, and Norris
left, thinking her one Of those queer, con-
Trajectory characters whose hearts are bet
ter than their speech. For some reason the
woman, old and unccuth as she was, lin
gered in his thoughts.
"It keeps coming like Il dream that I have
seen her somewhere before, though that
isn't probable. Once seen: she ought never
to be forgotten,'' he unused, and began to
speculate upon Miller's chances for life.
/, Would it's burden be blessed or cursed 70
him? Would he live for repentance or evils
| Some of the responsibility would rest upon
Norris either way, he falcied, and he began
to study how he could help the olltcast to
begin anew.
There was q change for the better when
he saw his proteqe again.
Miller was bolstered up in the bed. The
deep fever flush had left his face, but there
was still q wild brightness in his hollow eyes.
tio be, Ontinued.l
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-04-28

"The plan works, but Ill be hanged ii I
don't wish / could get her without all this
chcanery. I've known that Lyman Glider
was Il precious rascal but the worst pieee
OF scoundrellsn he has been guilty CT yet
is Joining in with me to sell out that colud-
ing creature. Not that need quarrel with
him for it. Ia have made it interesting for
him it he hadn't, but it makes me despise
the fellow all the sanle.'