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ON that fatal ght EDNA CRAWFORD.
Edna placed her violin in her berth, where
ID could not get oSerheated 10y the steam
uipes and thcn. letting down her angelic
hair MI IL irll about her slight figure like
a halo OF molgsses candy, she looked 50
sweet that the porter Thought e'sly swat
inw,1 a pillow which he was holding IN
his teeth a, Lee wat he'd her skin MP the
sen ladder and plunge into her couch
She Son staek her head down into Mrs.
Hrnshaii's berth. however, and said, teu-
derly:
Ms Rear friend. l do not know why,
but | tuiak am gong 10 die, and she
tLnu@ht es,ly uuuted some lines from the
drattIrd sc-uu IN which Little Eva gently
glide, up tie hume at - "a week IN an
"Uuclc LOUIS CABIN company.
Il have saved quite a ittIe fortune
from my popular appearances he'oEe tie
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CHAPTER Y.
Ma Hots, a HummSI.

DIR. watson is encountered on Broadway by
Herr Bteinn etZ. a concert msnAEer and old
Trend, who invites him 10 ~SteinW4y Hal 10 hear
his new violin artistic. who makes her debut that
evening. The doctor leaves steinmstE and rides
TO linton square, where he Unexpectedly en-
counters Edna Crawford.
He seeks To detain her, when Hsnhnau appears
aud thrusts the doctor aside. While they are
Bsnker Hartman, who insists that Henshall
shall MIN and Lena TO the Academy
OF Music that night.
Neanwhile DI. Watson comes to the conclusion
that Steinmetz's Y~iOlinisl must &c Edna CraH-
ford, By a deroy letter he Verihes his sus-
picions. Henshall excuses himself 10 Hartman
and. leaving the ACAdeIuy OF Music, enters Stein
way Hall. He Is watched By Dr. watson
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CHAPTER III.
~ Eilu Wheeler HIlcOr.

hT, Crawford. his daughter Edna. Miss Brown.
4 RCNerness, and DIR. Watson occupy a fat on
West l nirtS eighth street. their names are All
eunie1 To hide some secret. luna Tells her
tAlher Inst she hates DT. hutsUn aud objects 10
ms presence, in the house, Tut Mir, crawford in
hisls that the doctor ; presence Is necessary u
luna, and Is leagued VITA Miss Brown m q
TiaTs o IoI he1 Iiol, a p5ssIli'ed Sy Gilpi Iis dRt
Eenshau recognizes Watson alta hypnotic ex-
linigon. ~ means Of the sketch made IN the
car; q detective locates the doctor at The Thirty
tiLhth street hat, but upon calling hnds tho
Itfly has moved, The same day q str ~
woman calls at the Fat seeking a DR.. HenshaH
or Henshax.
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PIER TX.
RAJ Hiss EastIdLs.

Hepshall and his wife have been In San Fran
cisco a week, but as yet the artist has found no
means OF getting Introduced 10 his ideal and be-
comes moody. HIS wife Is heartbroken at his
GOODNESS and contdes in Mrs. Smith. from whom
she gets but little sympathy, Eenshall hnally
meets Edna's manager, who is about 10 consent
TO her sitting fora portrait, but seeing a picture
Of her in tenshalrs studio concludes tnat he is
leaves. A detective follows him that night into
the theatre. Meanwhile. DR.; Watson having
seen his wife. Mrs. Smith, with Henshall at the
Chicago depot, persuades Dir. Crawford to stay
IN that city. dreadtnR q meeting. He sends Miss
Brown TO ian Francisco. however, as a spy.
Some days later. fearing that she has played him
false, he telegTaphs TO Edna to come to Chicago
as her father Is dying.
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=THE GREAT COMPOSITE NOVEL,:

airy sleeping car. supplied with electric
bells and q thermometer, also a buffet,
the sandwiches in which smelled like
lower eight. while lower eight got even
by smelling like a corned. beef sandwich,
sat Mr.. Crawford and Miss Brown. Be.
low is given a picture of Miss Brown.
Her name was Celia Brown. but hei
friends called her Cell and Brown with
an air of badinage which brought a rosy
flush and sweet bright smiles to her fair
face.
The artist has happily caught this smile
with his little catch-as-c catch can camera.
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p VI

Under the name OF Louise Neville" Edna
crawford 10 axes her debut. Henshall and III.
Watson are eager 81 ectatUTs; After playing sI-
guisilely Tor a few minutes she begins 10 ieet TIC
Tower OF DT, Watson gaze and alinOst pEeaAs
down. Henshal SUSPECTS lhe reason, ana step
ping 10 the doctor . side threatens 10 eIpose MIN
A. Dr. IeJVaFdi n be does not cease has persecu-
ton o the artists IDEAL. The doctor leaves tne
hal mutteTIng threats OF NehEeante' Ailer me
concert Heuhhall waits 10 ohtT Mas CTaSiorl
ms services a. escort. VIXEN she apItaEs uS ~
ier- her the use OF q cab whi"h he has bred she
ACCEPTS, and uuUn arrlvlug ~ their destination
Hens5alI Ends 10 MS diSu4ay that ne has Escorted
one Of the concert singers, who Was closely Neled
and reseubled Miss era EIOTd IN hEure,
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CHAPFRR 7.

Henry Henshall, a young artist. while travel
nnk IN . psrlor-car, mentally sketches. the per-
sohnel OF bis Ideal wife, TO his 4stonIshment he
see Lis Ideal Isnec,ed in the mirror, she being
ohe OF a party OF TOUR, consisting OF an old man,
tietunuLlY her father, . governess, and q mai
hlIh u NliAinous CCuntenance. be makes .
httth % The party. During the night the girl
ila5h entrancingly on her violin, lie determines
LAAt her acqueintance, but upon. arising in
e morning he hnds that The train has been in
e1rAnd central Depot some hours. and that
lle PARTY Of tour have disappeared,
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CHAPTER III.

~ hdJ0r ADTed {. Calhoun.
ION hoFly, a detective, calls at Henshalli
.tuulu and says THAI he saw DR.. Watson talking
sos woman On Union square. He ghadOWed the
soh4h 70 a boArding-house on Second avenue
neheAau father calls and tells the young artht
aLatLe Ism Tie power OF Banker Hartman. who
~ IN NJ. lie lmplores his son ~ marry tie
AyIs ualkhleF ana thus rave him. Henry
BioMkes reluctantly 10 do SO. Meanwhile the
49, toIiS nave moved further uptown, Edna
h-LSu ~ br, watson increases, and finally pack
~ W her violin and some effects, she leaves
~ = Woss hhle writing an advertisement N
r. HohLp once = man ASKS her to read his
haNertlseMent TO see IL IL rs spelled correctly,
Inc advertisement Is for q female yiolinist.
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CHAPTER Al.

While Henslall has been pursuing his ideal,
grows very dependent. aud hually resolves 10
70 to her father, wIOIu she Knows Is then IN
Chicago. Hastily packing a few articles. she
caches the SAME IRAN IN which Edna Crawford
IS a passenger. Edna has neglected 70 secure a
Own comparatively. Lena hnds her husband :
card yase on tue door vi the ear where 10 had
ukeu aroTped IN the struggle. dina lunOyeDtty
tells her that 1t must be4Ung TO the mRn who TOR
some reason hsB Deen Prosecuting Ler with hl5
atten ions. lsua, Almost Overcome at her hus-
L And's duplicltI, retTes 10 her berth. That
night there Is q terrible accident on the road, and
Miss Crawford disappears.
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CHAPTER rIL.


HenshEll calls upon the singer, Miss Dudley,
next day, and after convincing her thar ne Il 4
mend u Mlss Crawford, Learns that sac donned
hlss CraWIord's cloak and ven tue night 3eie!e
escaI E from Dr. Watson. MISS Dudley supposed
that Eeusbgll was tie doctur aud played heI
CrawfU.d address. Henshall calls on MS
smith, Lena Hartman's companion, Sho Ahosf
HIM An ANONYMOUS letter sent ~ Lena NAlch
me Mrs Saith intercepted. IT, Is In Dr. Nat
son's writing. and warns Lena tobesa[e o. hsh-
manager M hRds that she kAa lA1 nat mora
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NEARLY CUT HIS HEAD OFF.
Determined Suicide OF the Noord
lands Cabin Passenger.

Whom the steamer N%oordland, from Dant-
zig, came in to-day, Capt Carter reported
to the English Consul the most determined
suicide Of his only cabin passenger at sea,
three days out
The passenger was Herbert Dobson,
brother of DR.. Dobson. OF tho Elkleigh
Hydropathlc Institutions, Leeds, England.
On the moi ing OF July = he was found dea'
in his berth with the door locked o. the IN.
side. He had cut his throat with two raZors.
nearly severing his head from his body.
He was forty-two years OF age. and lett
England on a tour for the benefit Of hi,
health. He acted queerly on board,
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rug by the fire when Dr. Watson enters. He
tells her TO get ready TO start for San Francisco
but the doctors hypnotic pow or prevails and
she consents. The doctor says he and Mr.. Craw-
secret between Miss Brown and the doctor. and
although she hates him she is in his power;
evening he and his wife, Mrs. Smith. Mr.. Crsw.
iord. MISE Brown and DIT; atson are gathered
ltiuttah
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Identity.

lFrDm Tnck.i
stimpton date student with Prof. Sknnt
ipps)-Professor. | have an excellent chance
for a position with Ogen \ YRen. the chem
ical men, ana a good word from you will
II.
Prof. Skantipps-But don't remember see
ing you OF any OF my l%eItures.
S~timpton-Ah, Professor, you evidently
confuse me with Bromptun, who looks much
like me, but who never attended.
Prof. Skantipps-Nery possible; quite
likely. Olives Stimpton the c~ertiticate.)
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ing up this germ Of thought, l soon also
d scovered that l was abroad all the year
Of the Cronin murder. l am now wonder
ing if DR.. Watson has not been welding
an unholy influence over me which the
delightful climate Of California and some
light stimulant like rye whiskey and
opium may overcome"
A quick sob came from the bowed form
before him. "Oh, Ephraim, thank God.
You nay lie able to prove yourself inno-
ceut after all" she said. She had never
called him Ephraim before.
lie stopped and Whispered q few low,
passionate words in her ear. Her head
bent lower aud a quick flush Of shrimp
pink bathed face. neck and shoulders.
1t WINS but the work of n moment for
Ephra,m TO call up Il sleepy but clerical
lookin. man in upper 5. also Ill piiamaI.
who quietly slid down into the drawing
Don and m the presence Ofthe sleeping
car conductor and porter male the two
man Il wife,
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Finding Good Jersey City Votes Now.
In the Cleveland Perkins contest in Jersey
City this morning thirty-six more of the al
legged fraudulent votes were proved to be
perfectly legal, and lT5 of the go in the
Third Precinct Of the Second District were
accounted for.
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IL perfectly pardon
able III a man who
has the large amount
of stock 10 feed anu
water. and bel down.
and take care 81
nights. places the
accident on the fist
night out crash,d
into the train Whlch
brought Mr.. Craw-
ford " est IN search
Hl
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CHAPTER \
IN John L.. SuYivan.

Henshall awaits the arrival OF Miss Crawford
at the stage door of BAldwin's Theatre. and
attempts TO spaak to her, but is thrust aside by
jim Burns. a detective hired by. her manager.
Later Miss Crawford receives Dr. WAtson's bogus
telegram. announcing her fathers death. and
the concert 10 postponed. HenshAn listens,
while the stage manager APOLOGIES, and, learn
ing that she has started for Chicago, rushss from
the theatre, Jumps into q cab and drives to the
depot. He catches the train, sees Miss CrAw-
tord. and SPEAKS to her. when the detective. who
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CHAPTER ~.
By Ian DGie.

Atn. mAklnS : martyr Of himself, Es he
eon,+. !; MSS hartman has q Mrs. smith Tor q
r-nlo4 iLe arts. calls one day When Lena
inS sAd LHas ubon the door = brooch contain
bIIAotLah u Dr. watson. a. was dropped
H. 80 nhaslt IA Henshalls hand. EKplana-
- sna hspah4n learns that DR.. Wat
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Watches, Diamonds, JeWeIry,
One Dollar Weekly

RELIABLE PERSONS A OBTAIN GOLD
AND SILVER WATCHES. DIAMONDS. JEW.
ELRY. sILvERw ARE. EMBLEM PINS N
CHARMs ON EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
PAYMENTS by CALLING ON OR ADDRESS.
ING
MUTUAL WATCH co.,
eo5 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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lAG Qcs
With that she moaued piteously, like
q person who does no feel vel.
!" Yes. dear lady. said Edna, handing
her q cIoeheted purse containing ~;
- This will lift the mortgage on the old
farm and wipe out the personal INDEBTED
RSs Of Dy fhlbOF. Lama pVOT, psEsssatSd
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Mrs. Pooh Bah Breman.

Mrs. Ella F. Braman, Of 1870 Broad way.
Notary and Commissioner for the State of
Sonth Dakota. She now holds this Office for
fortv-one OF the forty-nine States and Terri
tories.
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public. anG | wish
YOU would give II 10
NY father If die"
4 qu ok sob came
from the lower berth
occupied by Mrs.
Hen,hall.
Ii Was hers. She
made n herself.
NAY. nav. my
dear she said, nj
eyether die. let it be
] or me, If that
sounds better. D. le;
Vf. "A afn
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CHAPTER xII.--coNcLUsIoN.
BY BILL NTE.

Leopard and that he is > hyPnotist. He he.
number. He abandoned his wlGe two mouths
sfter marriage, and she has since been seeking
him for revenge. Mrs Smith and HenshAll agree
10 join forces and expose the villain.
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, Blue and Red.

lFrom LUs.l
"Philadelphia liz a great city for blood.
Look at ali her old families"
" So il Chicago. Look at all her big
slaughter-houses ~
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An Unnatural Person,
Igrom fbs y,st,t

Flipson-Hello. Flop. it's a regular
Scorcher. amt II? Have n cigar?
Flopson-No. thanks. old chap. l never
smoke when I'm very hot.
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And what Of Henry
Heushull. the hero
AMI artistic ass of
this story!
Leaving his art To
shirk Tor itself and
forgetting tina. he
had Promised on
thnt very dnv To
paint Two large barns
tor IA party III Oak
land. lie fought mad
ly for n place on the
train III order to fol
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Quite %lmmaterlal.
iIrom n, Ane ,csr Gtoe'r

TFfVW NV FWTTFfdN6 F0rFF
You see. " remarked the amateur angler,
we left the hotel with a lunch hamper.
two bottles OF rye and our fishing tackle
Have pretty fair sport 7" ventured the
guest.
" Fair! Glorious, Only AZ the start some
Internal tramp went to work aud stole
our -"
- Hamper, eh ?"
oh, no, not NO bad as that. Only our
fishing tackle
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Showers and Warner weather.

IT, Weather Indl-
cations
For Eastern Neuo
YORK! Threatening
70 dther aud lfoh I
shotoers, edsteriv
tctndS, tcdrNle,'.
The weather to-
day. AZ indicated
bv Blakely teie-
thermometer :
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lFton tack
"You have no grounds for DIVORCE"
Yes, | have. | have a ten.acre lot in
Newport"
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from IA, my Gooi' Chronicle I
Weeka-WhRt a very clever poem young
Keightley has written in Miss Gladys
albumi
Wen man who has q poor opinion Of
keightlcy's muHel-Ncrv. He copied IL out
Of Tennyson without getting a single word
wrong.
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The One Thing Needful.

IIrom EEYck
~ sec there is an insurance company
against burglars III London"
Now. IL they'd only insure lis against in
snrance companies. what a happy world
this would be-"
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At tho Musicale.


she-Oh. pardon me. did you speak
Ho-I merely proposed.
Shc-I don't see how you can interrupt AZ
air from Wagner by such All inappropriate
remark.
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"a, h,.....uf - "a " 400, - a.
"a, N.......bb ~ ~ Y. ..".,.fN ~
Average for past twcnty. four hours, 20 degrees
average tor corresponding time last year . y
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ANIUSEMENTa.

AWUSEWENTS.
I ION PARK. 1TH V M q RI ST.
IL GREAT FRENCH FESTIVAL
In commemorative Of
MONDAY. JULY II. 1900.
GAtr 81 . at ! o'clock 7. y,
ADMISSION, 70 tENTS CHILDREN FREE
Numerous attractions. tame. OF all kInis. Odd
and silver nsdal. aud many vslusble prizes to DO
contested Tor at the shooting galleries and at the
bow sling sil.J Al ar. invited to comps,s,
Music by the band of tho Thirteenth he yiment OF
Brooklyn, under the dirot ton ~ PIof. Iii Moru..
GRAND CONCERT M All
The proc ,eds are IN Ail Of the French Hospital.
NJ ADISoN SQUARE GARDTN A%MPHiTHEA.
W. ,l,y p rTHn,ps STRAUSS
and his fAmousNi ennJl imperial Court Orchestra and
2ERASD BALLLT~. Prices 5Oc. to sl5.
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= VIZ.

ing to I'll an engagement in san Francisco. IA
determines to follow her.
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Exchanging Condolences.

Clara-I have such a horror OF growing
old.
Maud sweetlyl-I should think you would
have got over II by this time,
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MOMENTS WITH MERRY MEN.
-
Bits of Chat Which They Pass
Around Freely,
Hot Shot.
.lFrom Jaags

Docs your hnVer hurt"
Tim who has iuat shot himself in the
humb-Ihats what l call a burning ques-
ton.
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girl, followed at all times by eyether .
wild-eyed hypnotizer who il out of Q job,
or else n spitz- whlskerei artist h barely
earns enough by kalsominjng to follow
me about like a mutton. headed Nemesis
all the while. / shall die content, dsar
lady. Good night"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-01-23
JAMA!CA'S GALLONS POINT.
A "Reminiscences of Pirates and Poor, Per-
secuted Negroes.

"Reminiscences of Pirates and Poor, Per-
secuted Negroes.
Kingston is an old town according to
our New World manner of computing
age. In the year 1892 an earthquake
entirely destroyed the greater part of
Port Royal, and the panic-stricken folk,
fleeing thence to the main island from
the plague that followed, gathered to-
gether upon the shores of Liguanea,
where little settlement of matched
huts marked the spot on which King
ston was afterward to arise in her glory.
1t has no such wild history as the moth
err town; itsTomanca is mostly that of
the luxurious pr osperity of merchant
prince and sugar king; Yet, thanks to
the pirate and SLAYER, it is not altogeth-
er devoid of another sort of story.
Nowadays we read in the crumbling
docks and hoary warehouses voiceless
history of the busy, prosperous times OF
which Tom Cringle" tells, when Mr..
L and his brother merchants traded
sugar and rum and lockwood and pi-
mento for the gold and silver of the
Spanish Main and the flour and corn of
America. We read in the riclzety tum-
ble-down houses that helplessly crum-
BILE to decay in the heart of the town
the same silent history of the days when
those merchants entertained their
guests with princely hospitality
every thing in good style, wine superb,
turtle, ETC., magnificent, and the COM
pany exceedingly companionable."
There we read of the time when rich
Jews lived in Oriental. luxury, and
romance tells a story of party
of wild roisterers rambling in
their cups through the streets
at night and trying to peep into the He
brew's house at the private doings with
in, and of how one was caught by
bevy of beautiful Jewesses, bound hand
and foot with embroidered silken scarfs,
and beaten, by way of punishment, with
pearl-handled fans scented with musk
and rose-water
All this was very fine and pretty and
romantic. but there was reverse to the
picture, dark, stern. terrible. The rich
people lived merrily and luxuriously,
but underneath the surface two hum
dred and fifty thousand wretches
groaned and writhed in one OF the most
merciless servitudes that the world ever
saw There are other things to be seen
in Kingston that speak a different his
tory than that told by once noble houses
now crumbling to ruin-things that
speak of sullen cruelty and mortal
agony.
In the museum of the town there
hangs in one corner an iron frame now
rusting into decay. The frame is ex-
actly the shape of human figure, and
the iron bars open upon hinges and
close with paddock. In the band that
arches over the head is a ring, and in
either heel a long, sharp-pointed spike.
1t is the terrible cage" of which now
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-01-23
TITLES ARE CHEAP.
Some of the Popular Ways in Which to
Obtain "a Handle to ONES Name.

OBTAIN a SanGie to Ones Name.
Nowadays nothing is easier than to
develop into Duke, Marquis or Count,
and a a small outlay. | remember be-
ing accosted once in the Villa gardens
in Naples by an old gentleman, who in
troducod himself as Prince Del Citta-
DIM, and who after sundry prelininaries
offered to adopt ne as his son for the tri-
fling consideration of forty dollars and
the expenses Of tho legal document which
would have entitled me to wear the
name and honor5 of the Del Cittadini
family. The mans title was all right.
He was the representative of one of the
oldest Roman families, and being dead
beat, made precarious living in this
way. He told me that he had more
than one hundred adopted children, and
that accordingly there were that num-
Der of Princes of the Del Cittadini fam
lily in existence. The title of each of
these was perfectly genuine as the
Italian law stands, and the name is
a most illustrious one. In France
one sees every day advertisements in
the papers from mobiles Offering to adopt
people who may wish to bear a sonorous
name, and these offers are frequently
GtbhSH tllf ttltts55e VI ny dulblIlOuS per-
sons sons. a case happened some time
ago where young Marquis adopted as
his son and heir a middle-aged grocer
who had retired from business with
large fortune and wanted to do some
shining in society. He figures now as
Count, and should his juvenile adopted
father die before him he will blossom
out as full-blooded Marquis. And
there are many other ways Of getting a
handle to ones name without marrying
some greedy dead-beat There is
worthy American dentist living in Paris
at this moment who some years ago ac-
quired an Italian title and who is now
recognized as Marquis of the first wa
ter. His eldest son is Count, the next
is NiScount, and the third is
Chevalier.. Their drawing-room is COW
cred with coats-of-arms, and on either
side of the fireplace hangs a gigantic
pedigree which any one can get from
tie Heraldic Office in London for about
a guinea.-Paris Letter.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-01-23

WASHINGTON. Jan. 16.-The House
committee on Territories met yesterday
and heard arguments on Mr.. Springer's
bill to organize the Territory of Okla
hcma. Judge Lowe. of Guthrie, ana
Judge Martin, of FL Reno, addressed
the committee. Both favored the bill
in general, but objected to that sec tor
which proposes the statutes of Kansas
for the government of the Territory
and proposed the adoption of the Arkan
sas statutes. They also objected to the
prohibitory features of the Kansas laws
and to the clause concerning the pay OF
county officers.