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some foul ploti-it's''-- -
But he got no further To his own
amaze, to the utter bewilderment of DIR. |
Quin, Mrs. Cowan precipitated herself !
upon her patient. seized the hand that |
lay nearest her on the coverlet, and |
burst forth into half articulate. sobbing,
indignant words, mingled with kisses
showered passionately on that astonish-
ed hand.
''Oh, bless him for the wordsl Oh.
God bless you Mr.. Perry! Oh.
the foolsl the lunaticsl A
thief. indeed. The idea of his
being accused! Oh, Godi what
would his mother in heaven say to thiss
As though he had not borne
far too much already! It's his
own-his own ring. tell you'll Who
else should wear it? Who dare
take it from him now? Oh. the
infamy of it allr'
In her wild excitement. in her inco-
herent praise and lamentation and wrath
1 and indignation, her voice. her sobs,
rang through the room and out along
the broad corridor. Even in their amaze
the two men heard a hurried step APP
preaching, a limping. halting, painful
step, yet rapid and impulsive. Quin, alb
sorbed in his contemplation of the ex-
cited woman, paid no attention; Perry's
eager eyes were strained upon the door
way, where. the very next instant, with
pallid features and startled mien, Gladys
Maitland appeared and stood staring in
upon the spectacle of Mrs. Cowan kiss
ing and sobbing over Perry's hand. Al
ready he had OWNED the truth. and
strove to warn the tear blinded woman
of her presence; but Mrs. Cowan's ex
element had increased 10 the verge o.
: hysteria: she was laughing and crying
: now by turns, blessing her soldier patien
: for his faith in the accused sergeant, ans
then breaking forth anew in indignan
! expletive, "Who are his accusers? VIII
: dare say thief to him? Not on
is fit TO look him in the facet Twas tn
: very ring his mother gave him,
= his ownl his own
4 tAnr, The Io,ror oafzaH ba,. n
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were the men who made the assault on ,
Perry the night of his first visit, and
now they deemed it best TO keep within.
Everything indicated that Perry had got
to the scene just in time to prevent ;
bloody and desperate fracas, for the few
ranch people who appeared were still
ouivering with excitement and dread.
Even was almost too much agitated to
speak:
go to Mr.. Maitland as soon as you
can, doctor; this has given him fearful
shaking up. Mrs. Cowan is having
room made ready for Mr.. Perry. All!
here's young Cowan now. Ready he
asked
'sAll ready. Mother says carry the
gentleman right in. She wants you to
come too" he added. in lower tone, to
Sergt Gwynne, but the latter made no
reply.
And so, borne in the arms of several
of his men, Lieut.. Perry was carried
across the intervening space and into the
main building. When he recovered con-
seriousness, as the morning light came
through the eastern windows, he found
himself living in white curtained bed in
a strange room, with strange yet kind
and motherly face bending over him,
and his captain smiling down into his
wondering eyes.
''You are coming round all right, old
fellow" he heard Stryker say. I'm cal!
the doctor now; he wanted to see you as
soon as you walked"
And then Quin came in and said few
CHEEKY words, and babe him lie still and
worry about nothing. The row was over
thanks to him. and he and poor Nolar
were the only victims; but it had been q
great shock to Mr.. Maitland and rem
dered his condition critical
Perry listened in silence, asking n
questions. For the time being he coul
think of nothing but Nolan's loss. 1t wa
such cruel fate to be killed by those h
came to save.
All that day he lay there, doing an
thinking alternately. He wondered {
the tenderness and devotion with whic
the kind old Englishwoman nursed hi
and seemed to anticipate his every wan
Quin came in towards evening al
dressed his wound, which now began
be feverish and painful He heard
colonel's voice in the hallway, too, al
heard him say to the doctor that SON
body at Rossiter was eager to come doy
and take care of him. "Boshl' said t
blunt surgeon; I've far better nul
here-and a reserve to fall back up
that win be worth new life TO hin
And, weak and feverish though he W
Perry's heart thrilled within him;
wondered if it could mean Gladys. t
days more he lay there, the fever SIX
fully controlled by the doctors minist
tions, and the pain of his wound S
dued by Mrs. Cowan's cooling banda
and applications. But there was n bu
ing fever in his heart that utterly
fused to go down. He strained his c
listening for the sound of her voice
the pit-a-pat of her foot fan in the co
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deed" said he, loyalty. 40 be sure. 4
have hardly known Mrs. Belknap a
month, but both she and the captain
have been very kind to me" All the
same. down in the bottom of his heart,
he did not wonder at Miss Maitland's
sensations. He was beginning to despair
of ever seeing her. and yet could get no
explanation that satisfied him.
s'You know she can walk only with
great pain and difficulty even now,
said Mrs Cowan Her ankle was very /
badly wrenched. and she hardly goes
farther than from her own to her faith |
er's room. You ought to feel compli-
mented that she has been here to your
door three times.
Il feel more like butting my brains
out for being asleep" muttered Perry in
reply Il wish you would wake me
next time, Mrs. Cowan. l shan't believe
it until l see it. or hear her voice at the
door"
She had excused herself to Mrs. Bel
KNAPP, and the doctor had denied that
lovely woman her request to be allowed
to come up and see Mr.. Perry; and yet
the very next day, when the big four
mule ambulance from Rossiter came
, driving up to the front door, and Mrs.
5 Sprague and Mrs. Lawrence. escorted
by the colonel and Capt. Stryker, APP
i peared on the veranda, how did it hap
|! pen that the ladies were speedily ushered
= upstairs to Miss Maitland's own room,
and that, after an animated though low
v toned chat of half an hour with her
d they were marshaled down the long cor
-. -
n Perry's huge delight. were shown in t
a his bedside? 1t looked as though Quiz
n were showing understandable discrimina
ton STRIKER and the colonel, too, cam
no in to see him. and the latter told him tina
Id both Mr. Maitland and Mr.. Even ha
as begged that the arrested soldiers Nigh
he not be punished. Including Sergt. Lear
and Kelly, there were now twenty me
nd under charges more or less grave in the
at character, and he had asked that a gen
oh eral court martial be convened for the
i'm trial. The colonel deeply appreciated Il
mt. feeling displayed by the stricken propr
md etor and his overseer; he was touche
TO that even in his extreme illness and pro
his tration Mr.. Maitland should intercede f
md the men who had made so hostile an i
me- vasion of his premises and brought upc
'wn the inmates of Dunraven night of Dire
the and anxiety; but discipline had to
Irse maintained, he replied, and the ringlea
pom ers in the move had been guilty of
m." fragrant breach which could not be ov,
vas, looked.
he But on the following day-the -four
Two of Perry's stay-the doctor came do
kill with face full of gloom and distre
stra- Both nurse and patient noted it, and
sub quired the cause. For time o.
ages avoided any direct reply: 'somethi
urn had rufled him up at the post" he
= re- swered: cant tell you about it ne
ears I'll do it by and by. l want to thin
e or He examined Perry's leg, dressed and
orri- bandaged the wound, and then "
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The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
uesiee fsrtPablleasaon.
LAND OFFICE AT MoHTnoss. coIo:. |

settler has fled notice of Ills Intention 10 make
final proof In support Of hts claim. and that esid
proof WIN be made before the Register and Re-
June Goth, 1850, viz: 0eofge Tlomiley, ID. 8. 1875
Ute Series for the nwN. sec. 33, twp. o. N. r II.
N. N. Pm.
he names the following witnesscs 70 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
said land. viz George W. Roberts, John b.
geyer. Martin T. Bonef. Daniel N. Snyder, all Of
Delta, Colo.
Any person who desires to protest agninst the
allowance Of such proof. @ who knows Of any
lations cf the Interior Department. why such
proof should not be allowed, will be given an Op-
p0Ftunity at the above mentioned time and place
to cfUes-examine the witnesses Of said claimant,
and to offer evidence In rebuttal Of that SUBJ
mitied BY claimant
W. n. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
Notice for Publleasa0n.
LAND OFFICE AT MoNTRnsE, CsLo.. |
May 9th, 1He0.

Mes hssss5 1ven a thas ~ ~ me aSs"Eng
make hnal proof In support Of his claim sI,d that
said pf0of Will be made before A. X King. CO,m-
ty Judge, at Delta, Colo, on June 10tli 1879, VIZ
William Z. Summer. ID. 8 No. i2s7. Ute Beries. foe
the sl swN. X. nw4nw swH. g sec: ~: sc4 peH. ne<
lie names ths following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. viz James H. Short, Albert +. Goode-
8. Matt0x. Of H0tchkiss. Colo
Any person who desires to pf0tese against the
allowance Of such proof, Or who knONy Of any
substantial reason, under the law and the Fegu-
latioin Of tie Interior Department, why such
proof should not be allowed. will be given an op:
pOftunify nj the above mentioned time and
plaec 70 cross- examine the witDesres q sald
claimant, and to offer evidence In rebuttal 0f
thxt submitted by elaimant.
W. H. STEELE. Re9isssr.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
Nesaes fer Pahlieaslea.
LAND OvvIcE AT MoNrnoek, Colo.
Nav Heh l0oD.s

Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice II his intention to
make hnal proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof will Be nsde before 4. r. King,
County Judge st Delta. Cello, on July 18th, isso.
VIZ Charles ~ Roberts, d. 8. ttde. Ute Beries.
for the WI neN, nw ssA and nss<. sw%.
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of.
said land, viz John Z. Doughty, George W. NIL
Ter, Ge0rIe II. Duke. Of Hstchk iss, Colo, JeHse
W. DAVIS. Of M0ntrose, Colo.
Any psDou who desires to protest against the
allowances of such proof, o. who knows Of any
substantial reason, under the law and the reg,i-
lafions Of the Interior Department, why such
pr0Of should not be allowed. will be given an
opportunity at the above mentioned Time and
place 70 cfON-exAmIne the witnesses of aald
claimant, and " ORef evidence In febuttal q
that submitted BY claimant.
w. II. BTEKIE. Register
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
Trustees Sale.

/. wHEREAs. Lydia x. Albendid on April Is. 1ssa.
by certain Deed Of trust bearing datc, April 70,
1ess, aud recorded in the keeordsn Once OF Dslts
County, COLORADO IN beok J, q pags %. grant and
convey 70 l. u. McNurIay ~ Trustee 10 secnrs 70
Philip Hughes her certain gromissory note,
'Dcllarl and interest thereon. payable monthly,
principal sum due in one year from aid date,
certain property In Haid Trust Deed described q
in aid Trust Decd vet forth:
And whereas, default has been made in the
payment Of aId note and In the interest thereon.
81 the s.me and the whole thsreofts 10 now due
Now % application OF the holder Of aid note,
I the undersigned will expose for sale, and sell
end d!spose o. the aid propsrty described in the
Loss j and !, in block q, In shs town Of Dslta,
in Delta County. colorado. .eeeordins g
the clerk and recorder Of nid Delta County,
q public auction fOr The highest and bod
price the nAme will bring for cash, At the
lfcnt door q the Court Hou:e IN Delt. County
Colorado, on the lith day Of July A. D. 1880, st
O'clock A. T.. 81 aid day. by virtue Of and under
~ Trust Deed and the powem theFstn consessd.
srnl l. n. McNURRAY. Trsssss.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
Notice to Breeders.

{ The wsll.ksovn stallion, "RLUE," will
$3.50 ths ssssea es 1850. - Thssdays, ri.
Aays sad Saturdays ef sseh wssk, q ths ess.
NJ q Hsasy Hanassd. II Delh. BLUE
b bsastifsl daSs,s sssrsi Hsabsstssiss,
, ix ysan ~, asd wsishs 1.o70 psssis.
Tssns: 80 ~ ~ ssasss. y ~ y issagv.
JAMES AlNswORfH,
0wsw
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
ussass sss Puslssssse..
LAND Ovy1cs AT MoxIno.n, COLO.

~ my ADets hsss
Hosses e hereby siyen the. she fo,loxins, ,n.ned
nnal proof In support of hi claim, and thA i SAID
psoof will be made befoec a: =. King County
Judge, u Delta, C0l0.. On July Sfd, leeo, Viz
L,css Aebi. b, 4. i5si. Ute seiics. fcs ne ReN.
seI, SEC. -, WI, swA. snd swk. nw@. SO. Il,
He names the following Witnesses TO psovs his
continuous residence upln, and cultivation Of,
aid land, VIZ John r. JeutteF. Nlcholae Jacob,
Colo.
Any person who deaires 10 pfoteH against the
allowai,ce Of such ptDof, o. who knows II any
substan11nl reason, under the law and the reEu-
lstiosA 0f the interior Department. why such
proof should not be allowed, will b. given m Op-
postunlty at the above mentioned time md place
and 70 04ef evtdeNoe In febuttal u that sub
mitted by claimant.
". II. srEKLI, Register.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
Netaee Of Pahlisasssa.
LAND OFFICE AT MOHrRoss, CosQ,

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled notice Of his intention to
that said proof win be made before A. 4. King.
County Judge, Delta Co, at Delta. Colo. on June
9th. 1889. VIZ /: Edith I. Hammond, u. 8. No.
swA and swA. nwk. sc. 81. twp. l3, 8. T. 81, v
He names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land, viz: {: Charles T. Bloxsom, Charles T.
Koehne, Joseph ". Brown. Orie Wheeler, all OF
Paonia, Delta County, Colo.
Any person who desires to protest against the
substantial reason, under the law and the feRu-
latiOns OF the interior Department. why such
proof should not be allowed, will be given an Op-
portunIty ut the above mentioned time and place
to cross-exsmine the witnesses OF said claimant,
and to Ofer evidence In febuttal Of that submit
ted by claimant.
WI ETREJ.E. Rest.fe,
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
NOtice for Pablleatioa.
LAID OFFICE AT MoNrRosr, CoLx

May 18th, 1850.
settler has nled notice Of his intention TO max .
fnal prof In support Of his claim. and that said
proof vii be made before A. X. King, County
Judge, DSta Co.. at Delta, Colo, on June 26tfi,
1850. viz William kiser. ID. 8. No. 1l9s, Ute
Series. foi the SEX. nek. nH seq, and sen. sex.
sec. 9, twp. u s.r. 81, " 6th r. n.
Continues resideace upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz: John G. fribhle, William A.
Young. Scott Woodward, william r. Alexander.
all Of Delta Colo.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance Of such proof, or who knows Of any
substantial reason. under the law and the reEula-
tions Of the Interior Department, why such proof
should not be allowed. will be given an oppOr-
fuiiity at the above mentioned time and place.
to cr0ss-examine the witnesses Of said claimant,
and offer evidence In febuttal Of that submitted
by claimant.
VIII, STEELE. Ree,sser.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
Notice fer Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT MoNrHsOeE, (oLo.
lima afh 1000

tunc otil, I6o8.
Notice IL hereby given that The fOllswingnAm-
ed settler has filed notice Of his Intention 10 make
hnal proof IN support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Register and Re-
ceiver, at MOntrDse. Colo. July oath, 1880 viz
Albert B. Fleak. il. $. 1889. Tie Series, for the
eH swl4, Sec. i3. and ~, nwl<. Bee. -. Twp. 81.
" He IL names M ii the Il following witnesses to prove his
continuous resdence upon, and cultivation Of,
aid land, viz Charles Bear, james McIauehlln,
John Ayster, Charles Ziegler, all OF Delta, Delta
County Colorado.
Any person who desires to peotcSt against the
allowance Of such proof, or who knows Of any
substantial lessOn under the law and the reEu-
lati0ns OF the Interior Department, why such
proof should not be allowed, will be given an Op.
pOrtunity at the above mentioned time and
place to cross examine the witnesses a aAld
claimant, and to offer evidenee h rebuftal q
that submitted by claimant.
WH, DfIELE Ragieter
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
Hssaes II r.sasessss..
LAND OFFICE AT NosT.oss, c:Lo.l

nay I'm, ttoo,
Nottcs 4 hrrsby giysn thss ths io,loxing-
make nnal proof In suppg.t Oe his ciAlM, aa1
that said proof viii be sasde before A. 3 King,
County Judge q Delta Colo, On June 9oth lei3,
VIZ; 1oeca T. WsnIemakef. -. .. No. ls4l, Ute
Berloa for the Lots nasd Z, sec 10, sud lgt Apd
mex. nwN. SO 10. twp 81, n II. v n y. T. n.
conssnuc;s iesSdsnss i upon nd cuitIvssion q.
ssid Land, Viz: Heter Hc0feg0e. John 3. Beve9,
D.yId I. AlIen, William 4. Cl.sweil, III " Delta
Colorado.
Any pesson. who deslFsa to pentest against the
allowances NJ such pe0Ol. " Whs knows II ~
Substantial reasou, un1ef the law alld the svku-
lAe1ol8 u the Iutefioe OepestmeQt, why 1oeA
psO0f ah9siid MT BE- allowsd, WIN b. gisen a
erp0etmilty y TIE above mentioned d1e aa4
e!aoe % cso9-exaealiss ~ wItneasae a SID
that sabmitttsd by elaimant
W.H. SrR1LE, Register.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
N~tice fer Puhlfeation.
LAND OPSicx AT MoNrRosk, CoIo.,l
June {th. ietui

June 9TH. issi
Notice Is hereby given that the following nan-
cd settler has filed notice Of his intentSen to
make final proof In support Of bis olaim, and that
said proof will be made befsFc A. Z. King.
County Judge ut Delta, Cole, on July i7th. 1859.
Series, for the se,@. nWk. eH sws<. and lot 8.
sec. 81. twp. Is, y. +. q, W, 9Th r. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz: Caesar ZanOla. John +. Jeutter,
COlet u. Gresham. Robert Trckel, all Of Delta,
Delta County, Colo.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance OF such proof, or who knows Of any
substantial reason under the law and the regl-
lattOns Of the Interior Department, why siich
proof shc uld not be allowed, will he given an op-
pOftunity ut the AbOve mentioned time and place
to cross-exAmine the witnesses ef said claimant
nlitted by claimaut.
VII. STEELE. Register
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
Pablieation Mosaee.
LAND OFFICK AT MoHrnosK. COLo.
NAY nth. 1859,

Nossce % e..s;. y nsreDx nveM snas ne teslcwing-
make ANAL proof In support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before Register and
Receiver at Montrose, Colo. on June 18th, 1850,
At o'clock, b. M, VIZ: John @. A. Simpson,
p. y. No. 1882, Ute Sesies. for the ~. nek and
eH. nwN, Sec ~ Twp. 10. = Of =. %. W, eth r. ~.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land, VIZ Enes I. Hotchkiss, Richard s.
Hawkey, Of H0tchkiss, Co 0, John b. Chapman,
George Gillian, Of MontFose. Colo.
Any person who desires TO protest against the
allowance Of such proof. OF who knows Of any
substantial reason. under the law and the fegu-
latiOns OF the Interior Department, why such
proof should NOT be allowed, will be given an Op.
p0rtunlty at the above mentioned time aud place
10 crOss-exanne the witnesses Of said claimunt,
and to offer evidence In rebuttal OF that submit
ted by claimant.
VIII. STEELE. Resister
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11

FAULrs Of digestion cause disordcss Of ths
liver, and the whole system becomes dsrass
I'd. Dr.. J. H. MeI.csn's earsapariila perfect
ths process Of digestion and snimiIatIon, asd
thus makes purs blood. Fer sals By I. n
xeHurray.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11
uosses Tor PaSlseassoo.
LAND OFflCK. AT Moxrnoss, Colo, [

LAND OFFICE. AT Moxr.osE. CoLo.,l
Nay o. isee.
Notice y hereby given that the following
named settler ha. hied notice Of his intention g
,s.. %.se "A. a1al psoct , r. supeS :. =. s'.!m and
County judge ut Delta. Colo. on June nth. iss,
viz: Aaron Allen, ID. .. No. l29S. Ute neues, for
". " II. 4. /. "x r 5. ~ =. sss 4. ~ wa WA '''' H.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous tesldcncS up0n, and culttvatt6n q.
W. Cook, Henry n. Aahbaugh james @. II els
ter. Of HotchkisS, Delta County. Colombo.
Any pefsen who desires 70 protest against tha
allowance Of such peoof. q Who knows ol Anv
substantial YeAe0a. under the Law and the regu-
latious II the interior DepAstment, why such
proof should not be allowed. viii be given m op.
p0stnnity 1t the above mentioned time aud
place 70 cr0ee-exAmino the witnesses of said
claimant, and 70 offer evidence ip febuttAl Of
that submitted BY claimant.
". n. STEELE, Register.
The Delta independent., 1889-06-11

No sssd 70 take thsss Viz ea4haritsc pills;
oss Of Dr.. J. II. MsLsaa's Liver asd Kldneg
rIlsts b quits ssllsisat ed nsrs agsssabls.
For saJe !. n. MsMnsssy.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
A WELLsyILLE GIRL
Who IL but Sixteen Years Oi Age,
Leaves Her Home
And Comes 10 oanton-',Phsre ia Bald to
be Man Ia tho Case,

Saturday night word was received at
police headquar era from N,M, Cplledge,
OF Wellayillr, 70 arrest and dbtaln his
aiXteen'year old daughter Lizzie,
Following CLOSE on this came another
telegram, saying SHE waa supposed TO
hayH eloped with a young man named
Marion Jacobs, and would probably be-
NJ S8l south Market street, or ~ the
residence OF John Graves,
Onicer Smallheld saw the tGlegfamand
said hG knew OF partiea who were stop
ping near his residence, that answered
The description OF tho supposed runu'
ways.
lle was instructed 10 30 Vt once, aud
II they were the right parties, arrest
and Drlng them 10 police head
quarters.
OAlcer Wilandt objected 20 this, m
the house was on his beat, aud he
thought II washla duty 10 make the
arrest.
A war Of words took place ~ police
headquarters, aud OnIcer Smallllrld
finally went 10 SEQ the girl, She told
him pitifu story about being abused
NJ home and claimed she had not elop
ed with any one,
No arrests were made, and this morn.
ing Marshal Gentry took Smallleld u
task, claiming he did not do what waa
right
After she had the interview with the
policeman, the girl left the place where
she was stopping aud the police are un'
able 10 find her The man has also de-
parted
0nlcer SmallAeld says he knows
where she 10 and will delain her until
her father arrives, but claims he has no
right 10 arrest her on the information
he has received.
The girl says shv, will not return
home with her father 10 sho cannot
stand his abuse.
Onlcer Smalllell this afternoon
brought the girl before Deputy Mayor
Wettach, ana she was released ~ they
had no authority 10 held her on u tel0'
gram from her father,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-12
TALK ON PARIS
And tho Great Hxposition,b by Councilman
Donso.

And tho urOat nxposition,by Councilman
Donso.
Councilman Emil Dome was seen To-.
day and many interesting points were
touched by him on his recent trip TO
France and the Paris exposition.
The steamer taken was the La Nor.
mandle and nine days were consumed
before Ilavre, France, was reached,
The speed by days was; First day, 800
miles; second day, 800 miles; third day,
3O3 miles; fourth day, 3S3 miles; fifth
day, 377 miles; sixth day, 377 miles;
seventh day, 37C miles; eighth day, 279
miles; ninth day 27S miles. The steam
or carried about 900 passengers.
Mr.. Dome left for Paris after re-.
naming In Havre three days, The
trains there run very slow, and the nc
comm0datlon TO travellers is very small.
The exposition In Paris no described as
n great affair. lie took his time
In viewing the exhibits. All
countries are there represented. He
saw Indians IN their tents, IN entire
village of Africans and an Egyptian
street represented, all true to life. The
gallery OF machinery ls u marvel Of
beauty, and the display made by Edt-
son, the electrician, is fine. Mr. Donze
did not fail to visit the summit of
Eiirel tower. The price to the iirst gal
lery is two franc, or forty cents, TO the
second gallery, twenty cents, and to the