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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-04

Perry county henceforth belongs
to the 7ih Judicial District and
Hon. A. q Mayors is to be our
judge. We all part with Judge
Terral regrelfulIy, but gladly wei
come Judge Mayors a his success
or.-Hdttiesburg Courier.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-04-04

Yazoo City Building and Loan
Association stock pays y per cent.
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FOR R ENT!

One Two-story House near the L. \.
Ddutzlrr mill.
One nice Four-roOm House, on Foundry
road.
One new Ilonse on the Griiiu+ScmnlJa
road. AnplV To
L. y. DAIMLER LUMBER CO.,
Moss Point Miss,
March >, lS9O. 52t
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THE POORHOOSE And FARl
For Rent or Sale

The Poor House and land pe.O &,
thereto. of the County Of JACKSON, g
of Mississippi, IS hereby onetgu
or Reut. Dor terms els-. AVN =
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The daily critic., 1890-12-02
lnnirtmonta Rstnrnoh

The following indictments were re
turned by the grand jury TO day. Clif
lorl +. Baird, false prc,enss; John
Harcourt, larceny; Thomis Lewis
huusebreaking; Albert johnson,
james Hunter and Taylor Walker.
larceny from the person; Joseph
+. HuskC. forgery; Henry Clin-
ton larceny; Philip Ferris, alias Potter
Ferris. larceny; John Gordon, larceny.
Michael McNulty. false pretcns :
Charles Thompson, it,, sale Of
lottery tickets. William Fra
ney. violation of policy laws:
Moses johnson, Archibald johnson,
Matilda Rcclcr, William B. Mills aud
William Rocks, violation Of policy law
Marcel PelOuard, James Warren, Henry
Hayes, AlphonZo Amarrosa and David
Schloyer. violation Of internal revenue
laws.
The following bills were Ignored
Edward Davis, embezzlemeut William
Il Mills, violation of policy law; James
Hunter, larceny from person; Charles
Slmms, larceny from the person Ed
ward Davis. ASSAULT Thomas w. TAFT,
assault with intent 20 kill
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
FROM ACROSS THE SEA
MINOR HAPPENINGS IN THE CAPITALS
OF The OLD WORLD.
Lady Boseberry's wui-Italy VIII
Pursue Cunctilatory Policy
Toward the Clergy-The
vatican aud ParuelI

LONDON, Dec. 2.-Tt Is reported that
the will Of the late Lady RosUbcuy,
daughter Of Baron Meyer Bothchili,
leaves magnificent provision for Lord
Rosebeiry in addition TO the c2,00O,0oO
which he received as a dowry.
Queen Emma Of Holland has returned
a cordial reply to the coincidence ex.
tended by Queen Victoria on the death
Of the late King. The Duchess Of Al
bany, sister Of Queen Emma. has ac-
copted an invitation to the Dutch court.
The italian Government has resolved
on conciliatory policy toward all CE-
Cept the extreme clerical element, and
In accord with this course All persons
convicted ot oiTensCs wholly political
are 10 be released a priest was as.
saulted at Rome yesterday for splitting
at the statue OF Giordgno Bruno.
The Popc's receipts ~ Peters pence
from ireland show n marked falling OF
this year.
Advices from Berlin state that an.
other member will hc added 90 tho
household OF the Emperor William
shortly. The Emperor has returned
from his hunting trip IN Stella.
In reply 10 correspondent Earl
CadOgan writes that the government
would not support any measure TO limit
adult labor 10 eight hours
The Durham miners have obtained an
advance Of wages.
A Hamburg dispatch says that eX-
ports 10 America have fallen of c0nsii.
efably during November.
England Is bringing strong influence
To bear on Holland 10 obtain the adhe-
sion of that country % the agreement
permitting the Congo Free State 20 levy
import duties.
4 dispatch from Rome says that the
Vatican influences had much 20 DO
with the sudden change OF the Irish
prelates from a non commital attitude
10 open condemnation Of Parnell; that
his Holiness was indignant at the hest.
taiion shown In declaring the position
of the church and its representatives.,
and gave the Irish hierarchy directions
10 speak out.
LOId Randolph has decided not
hurry back 20 Parliament, and he ]
still lounglng at Naples, whence he vii
continue his Journey 10 Cairo.
DR.. Dixon Of Philadelphia has writ
ten 10 DR.. Koch, claiming that an
analysis Of a specimen of the latteTs
lymph proves Il 10 be identical with a
preparation Of his own which he has
been using In his practice for some
time
Tie Honorable Artillery Company Of
the city Of London has received the
consent Of the Prince Of Wales 10 presume
command of the famous organization.
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
STRICKEN BY PARALYSIS.
Surgeon General Baxter Has "a stroke
Of the Dreaded Dfsease

Of the Dreaded Dt-easo
Yesterday afternoon, aboutj O'Clock,
Surgeon. General Jedediah II. Baxter
U. s. A., left his Office and started
home for dinner While on New York
avenue, between Thirteenth and -Four
tceuth streets. he suddenly sank 70 The
sidewalk. A. gentleman who was
passing summoned Dr. Mckim. whose
office was near at hand and the pros
irate body was removed to his rooms.
The doctor at once saw that General
Baxter was suffering from a serious
paralytic stroke
As soon as possible he was removed
TO his home, S22 Connecticut avenue.
and then be was attended by D5Ct1rs
Young and Staunton ana Surgeons
Uaeer, Ainswcrth and Corson of the
Army. Il was found that The entire LEFT
side had been paraiyZcd, and that his
condition was q0ite serious. lie re-
maiued unconscious during the night,
and this morning the doctors gave little
hopes for his recovery.
General Baxter has, beyond q slight
ailliciion Of the eyes been in compare
lively good health. Mrs Baxter was
very much pr0strated when her husband
was brought home in an apparently
dying condition.
The condition Of General Baxter re.
mained unchanged this morning. He
passed very bad night and at no time
recovered consciousness. His physi
clans express the gravest doubts Of his
recovery.
During the morning a large number
Of distinguished persons called at the
residence to express their regret at the
sad occurrence.
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
Eie0

HLOIs -Ou Tuesday, uycgIter ., at $50
O'Clock a- u.. LeQea. ae, only 4alEhlel 1-
Emma i and me lale lme- r. li, b.lis.
tuleIul private.
BHALL.-un November a0. 1870. az
M, after "a long and painful illness, sarah
beaIl. wife NJ admiral s beall Au. daughter
uf John T. and susan Birch. lFparted fais
laG at her late residence near Bali cross
Roads Alexandra CQUufF. VA she bore
sickness Nttl hEisflan tur'll-1e.
COLEMAN .-uu Monday. pgaember T.
$3.50, at % u- Leroy p Coleman, lEi mt
sop gl T 81. md 81 A. Cole nan, azll q
months and htieea days.
GARDINER on rla morning %. November
81, I-|.. Joseph fEauglseI.. lH.al. aal II #l-
selL y aud Julia PSI. Gardner.
llu-ra. private
FuHNsuN.-Ou sunday N"f-uaer i1
1889 20 40 3. p departed ....- after
tlal igrl Uas H-lH-e. beloved N.ts al ".
Fuaera tT5m ne 7aIu wesley Church
C9uueg-lagt aEeuae. gu Wednesday a-ta.-
moon ai 2g.l.aaE
NILEE.-uu Friday, November IS B..
~ e.. .ltaalla hua Aara-af rHau-
daughter ~ Frederick W ana 81 Nar-aa1f a
MILLER, a-el D. Ea.ls
FhILLlF .-uu Saturday, EaE9utar
l-t a- no D. samuel a1ar
r Az arH Nary y, fll.n-. a=i
s.aELCE -1a uaalay useeuba.
#.Hl >.aul.ur aged -5 rtal- SOM Hg H
r.HH au Masses. a8.zatt- tF l-e -Hr
i.uA .- -.aE.a- received ESQ Iu-t.e
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
They All agree.

The answers Of David Tally and
John J.. Talty 10 the petition Of Mary
J.. Prince and Martin +. Morris 10 sus-
tain the will Of the late Michael Tally
were filed 10. day. In his answer David
Tally says that while he has not con
tested the will he Is compelled 10 state
that at the time of the execution Of the
will Michael Tally was of a weak and
unsouud mind and incapable Of exc
cutting o valid will He also says thai
he has information 10 the effect that the
Instrument was procured by undue in
tiueEce eXeTted over the deceased by
Mary Prince and others The answer
OF John Tally Is similar 10 that OF
David
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
bLLibEcE MEN IN TROUBLE
Chsrees Against the chairman or the
Executive Committee.

Charges Against the Chairman or the
Executive Committee
CCALA, FLA. Dec 2-Thcre was an
informal meeting of the Alliance dele
gates at the Opera House last night A
lively sensation IS promised during the
convention, in q series Of charges 10 be
preferred arqinst G. w Nacune. chair
man Of the National Alliance Executive
Committee. lie Is charged with illegal
dealing In reference to the Georgia
Stale Senatorship and with perverting
the purity and diauity Of his office in
half a dozen ways How The investi
goticn will be brought up has not vet
developed.
Clovero Of Kansas is spoken of as the
candidate for president OF the Farmers
Alliance. though II Is thought likely
that Polk will be reelected. The con
Ncuiion held Us first official session at
noon 10 day. The reading Of The presi
dents address ana reports of officers
will consume the day. Alliance mem
ltrship is shown TO be growing rapidly
and the finances Of the order are 10
good shape President Polks address
Is long and mastery review Of AM
1uce movements, and treats Of Alliance
relations 10 the country the dangers Of
the Government and the way t1 avoid
them
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
WANT u COIBIEg.
Packers Trying 10 Get the suekney
Freight Company 20 Consolidate

Packers Trying 10 Get the stiekney
Freight Company 20 Consolidate
CHICAGo, III, Dec . -Negot a
ti0ns are going on between the biz
packers, Armour, Morris and swift ana
AIr ShckDey Of Sdckuey Transfer
Tract regarding the combining Of
stock yards Of the former with tae
freight and stock clearing house plant
Of ihe latter The packers have re
solved 10 remove their stOrE yards 10
iheir newly purchased land near Tal
lesion, Ind, and they want The Sucs
Dey stock plant transferred there. SD
they can take advantage of railroad
facilities and carry on the fight against
The Vanderbilt road, which is almost
sure 20 follow If they remove 10 In-
diana Mr. Sticlney wants The packers
10 move their plants over 10 his tract
which they DO not seem inclined 10 30.
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
srntto the Grand JAM

John T. Woodward, the indianapolis
cigar dealer who last Friday grabbed
The gold watch and $40 bill from
Samuel Harowitz, was to-day fined $40
ID will be remembered that az the
time he was arrested over twenty fiys
Louisiana and Mexican lottery ucE-ts
were found in his possession. Elw iTd
Davis testified that he had sold -four
tickets several weeks ago.
ON this charge Woodward was senr
10 The grand Jury under a baud of
$500. The defendant admitted lha, b.
had formerly been involved in lottery
troubles in Indianapolis, and mad
served a term in the penitentiary.
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
BuudinE PermIts.

A building permit was issued 10 las
10 n. Bunch and others, trustees, %
erect 2 Knights Of Pythias hall on
Ninth street, between Alassachusetts
avenue aud J. street northwest. tu cost
81 100 Other building permits were is-
sued 10 H. j Hillman 20 erect a hfieG
chapel, corner Ninth and ID streets
northeast. 10 cost f3 500, 90 Winili $
Lee, 20 erect a brick dwelling uu
Juniper street, Le Doit Park, o. c1sl
s. coo; % Messrs Wright & SJpckeit
10 erect two hIick iwellipgs on Masss-
Chusetts avenue northeast, % cost S,-
eco
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
Jurors Draw

The following persons were drawn
,--dayi0 complete the panel of Jurors
in The Circui. Court faT this monLL.
Albert , Rose Chapman 5 Simus
John s. IHrclmbe Thamas Boyle lsf
dnre Saks, Walton b Rauh Hezekla
Cl8gett Rudolph g. Hicks. John ID
burlelt. Benjamin II Carpenter james
" Allison, Charles s. Domur j Ere.
Kelly. Frank Thomas, John % Cam
WtlI. {. w. johnson James + Russell
Thouas Kirby David T. Eu-a- ala
James H Cham 0gr.aIu
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
A KemarsabIs Noysmbsr.

The past month was a remarkable one
IN many respects Not only was II
the warmest November In twenty years,
but there was less rain fell than for
the CORES spoudiHg month during a
similar period Nor IN the District was
there any frost during the month. The
highest temperature was - degrees. on
the Sgh Instant. and the lowest "a de-
greCs. on ihe 20th The mean temper
aguIe was IS. The total amount Of
precipitation was 20 inches.
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
FIRED INTO A POWDER HOUSE.

The Legislature Hastily Adjourned
Thinking Their Hall Was Falling
GUTHRIE, o. r., Dec. "A soldier
accidentally rred into the powder house
stationed outside the city and a terrific
explosion occurred. The city was
shaken as If by an earthquake. The
Legislators, who were IN session, were
badly frightened and rushed pell nell
out Of the building, thinking their hall
bY the explosion.
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
Wasningtou slocE E1cnange

sales-ReElIaF EaIl-l2 O'cIu.E H.
Wash. Gas Bonds, A., $50 q MS. West
EEl National BauE g7i. lexington ,G
Sol Home Railroad, 5.+, Wash. Gas,
10 a i53 = 45t; 3 a+5- Am, Sc, lr.ty
Miscellaneous Bonds g. s. Electric
Light lst, Gs p. S. Electric Light,
~, U'-, W. & q IN Il. 1850 6's,
ROSES, lt-.; vt 8 a. Convertible Is,
IFS, Masonic uaI ASSN 5's, 4 l>3S, l95;
Wash. Market Cos. ls- Mort, Us, l1l,
Wash. MlIEt. Co. Imp, G's, lull &
l1fautTE l=-r us lHaf. Ass Nash. Lf. lu-
fautry, 20, rs, 1904 ai. Wash. Gas Light
Co., Ser A rs. 1l-. Wash. Gas Light Co.,
ser B, 8'--'.r lEEaaic lcg l1., l-t Mort,
6's American Security and Trust, 700.
National Blu6 stocks Bank of Wash
M4Ilu, ilu- G-lh gl Republic, 2lu- Metro
uulralr -f Central 5.o- Second POS
lp.umh.i, Lri. lap.fsl i West End sii
Traders 1909 Lincoln ~
Railroad >-aeEs- Washington and
6garEetgWu, -49, AuEauQ. -auf 1893 tq-
umlil, il. CaElgal aHl North ID Street,
so, lexington aul sll--r- Home, Ett
Georgetown and 4eunaliy-0W-, 4,, Bright
wood
insurance S-oebs-F -FiraaeH'-, 45 Frank
lIr Eu, A-Illa seq National lllql1
-, Arlington, iua, Cul-0ral, UH- Dlluu-
TIA, i p German American, llU- Potomac
80, l--s, l Peoples, :. Lincoln, 1-
Title Insurance StaeEs-HelI Estate
IiHt, l-i, Ca.um "a Title, G.. Washington
G5s aul Ilera.c Il-at STOCKS Washing
tlu GAS, lI- Georgetown Gas, 3-, U. S.
FIaauia L.rlt
Telephone Stocks t.Hu7E .Fall4- -.
thealIf De ri FHIHUa.r Auar -a
DuTl.IH bone.
Miscellaneous szn-r-rrH ~ r-
bel I" ul Brick Ia.aiaa
CO., alaar Fa ..s U1- Ba4
iu tal.r.aa .a NaaH. safe De-
HHar -l- a-au Safe u.uH-a 1888
0 a-lra-t.H L.aa a.I l.-ar A--
tiHl4l ll .qlle -glr--.er,
ltgum4l- uHu lau-e, American
>eeTfy .H8 Trust .a. Ha.u lllt
lE-.el.- me HI- I"aau
Building Na..
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
WHIPPED BY MASKED MEN.
lie Was Charged with Heating,
hut the Woman Denies u.

lie Was Charged with Wife, -Rsnttnr,
But the Woman Denies IL.
NEVADA, Mo, Dec. 2.-Late Sunday
night Robert Cory was taken out Of
the city calaboose by four masked men
and carried TO the outside Of the town,
where he was most outrareouslv
whipped with hickory withs. over 100
blows being laid across his naked back
and shoulders. When released he was
covered with blood, and innumcrlble
welts showed the severity Of his punish
ment.
Cory was incarcerated for wife
heating, and the vigilauis said they
whipped him for this; also for being
Pinkerton detective and correspondents
of a Kansas City newspaper. Cory
says he is a regularly.authorized Pink
vrton detective aud will have his assnil
ants arrested and punished Ills wife
denies that he had ever whipped her
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
RalIrsaa EmpIs... m..L.

EuPamA, kANs. Dec. "A large
meeting II the Federated Association
0f Railroad Employees Societies tl1s
place here yesterday Which Wts All
dressed by G W. Howard ol IHleiJ
Ohio Grand Chief C1udl Qr gf North
America after Tue uul0u meeting
SENATE Division brotherhood Qt
Railroad Conductors, vas organized
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
as,aulrsd q oman.

William BIugr targ negro 9u-
uiuel lu -uprrvas.i assault oa LuI4
RuHu on seventh -gr aear fHe
Boundary .asJ ul-H- He STRUCK lsr .H
tbe uee WI.a L.s a-t aal ."#-ruaI -ar
ersI ~ hgr .eell Ila su.a tH a.-. -a-
mEsd grL.r iuflT.e a Hs 40 t.-
Fr-r5mal.s Hr-rIuI H.lHr 'gl &
NIgE augI L.m 81 Ia 1ll + slice ,HGr
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
sickness causes insanity.

John " R0seWag told Judge Miller
10. day that the Lord had been running
through bis head ever since be had the
"gIip last year II have 10 now
too. said Rosrwag. as he pounded the
back of bis head with the dlr lf his
band That policeman over there
las il badly pointing % officer AaIoy
klseaag was charged VITA threats
tuU ards bis WIFE, bgt 5br
tald judge Miller th4J her husband Gaj
not been acting naturally since .l-r le
Dt inter- His case was refeIeI % lle
Secretary Of The Iuteuur
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
a IA. 30 nsrau.t,r

IlWCH- n l ute Jru1 @
smith papr suugr.u..aie Iu ibis ,-sr
Its Ituu detected ia atftiafIHa-
au umiuE tu s lHH H- bHi-maT
EiU etle ibs m4Iler Sfairarrluse7 ~
re5iEu and tbe case al ae aid h9rrr
The Governor
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
ESCAPED A horrible DggTH.
4 Eiend Ties the Doors and sets III
to House.

\ fiend Ties Tho Doors and sets Fire
70 q House.
CuIgAeo Tr. Dec. 2-Usrman
katzey, IS wife and six children were
rescued from a horrible death by ire at
The hands of an inceudiory iastnight by
CECor Fairy at NO. $50 jefferson street.
Last night after the family had gone %
bed ihC ircondiary tied q rope from the
knob of the front door Co post near
ty. Kerosene was poured under the
door Two pop bottles filed with
klros,uc were placed close To The door
on the outside anda match applied. The
Game, caught the oil instantly and the
blaze threatened the destruction of The
house and ils sleeping occupants
Officer Fairy came around at That
moment and burst open iha door. agj,
by lively work, succeeded in rNIu
gushing The flames. The members 5f
the family were awakened by the noise
and came down to learn the terrible
fate they had escaped ka'l-y De.
lieves that q fellow living il the
vicinity, with whom ha hal q dis
agreement Friday about 'he price of
piece Of cobblinr Is The iugcudiarv
welcome ~ yisitor, but Not as puscu.
The Spauiarls did not care 10 live
under the rule OF Isabella, In these days
a more than plump and exceedingly
good uaiurli eN queen; but they seem
% have become very fond of her now
that She Is only 81 visitor She went 90
Madrid last January intending TO stay
a week instead Of that shc stayed four
months When the Queen travels about
she has always with her in her railway
carriage q box filed with The kccpslkes
and fsmily relies which she has nc
ceivCd during the thirty years Of her
reign. and wherever she resides the
relics are placed about her rooms
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
A YOUTHFUL MURDERER.

struck Companion with an Iron Dar
KiiitbE utm Instantly.
CHARLESTON. w. VA, Dec AT
Black Hawk, near here, yesterday, John
Uargar, q l7.vear.old boy, Quarreled
With a companion named Wiley Cook
ard struck him with an Iron bar. kill
ing him instantly a posse Is In pursuit
of Hargar. who has very bad reputa
ton, having been in jail several times
for rohbpry
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
rERsoSAL

MADAME WII sa>- FIE CELEB RAFE
vi aua So saaHu eeiaus n al E
~ .auu.4 u-- 1tI# -arE Place aar I.rl
lH. I.r lu' Sand I' efrue Hulrs LEHU
mn. b. tsI.v FgrIldIe- uu|g- -t1m
A uW l- THE IINE WH HILL FAE
N "tis money for sau.s lraL-elazs SEA-
-lL -uald lluthlugs Address ur call aE
JIsTH'6 OLD STAND, 6l9 D sl.lW
The daily critic., 1890-12-02

~ lvlE a-asa -ltF.
. y-l a-- aI .all ~. E.a... ....I ..r ll.l-
Lr D. is general a.. lI IE
hhunAfs ARuA ktTTEHs-
2 #l4 -lls ~, l.l4lae 4.i LIVER, --- 5lgs
all8 aEEs.-zs
The daily critic., 1890-12-02

T#Hr r--EusH lEE1
n al.-lE ..H -H fla ALA
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
rnM .Anr ANm l.ENr.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
IL =UI-
THOMAS T. WADGAHAS, Jl7 y street.
Changes uafn vs. cduCadavg and saturdays,
g--FuPF BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
SALE
The daily critic., 1890-12-02
welcome as vi.itor, bu, No, a, Qaseo.
SPECIAL SnrIrrs

B1af. FEET RELIEVED DIR. WHITE,
- CuIRpPOnIST,
lilG Feun9. eye, opposite WIZARDS Hotel
Thousands 'isu FAR aud near visit ur. whites
establishment for relief lIom and avoidance
Of Corns, huuiOns, diseased nails aud an
other foot troubles Hours. s a. fu 60 G y. In.
putting the ieet in GOOD order. Established,
f-Gi.
The daily critic., 1890-12-02

~ LADIES LADIESl LADIES
- MIS- MCCaFeyy Is the only bat and
bonnet frame manufactures ~ the city. Call
and see her new shapes HieachinE and
pressing. straw and folt hats a,tHred 10 the
latest styles. orders promptly attended TO
1909 q street u w.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-11-06

.SFSI u! p!uI sem 'sur.Sdo puU sound
u! si7Trep 'enu9AG qsgqrM FSI puB GeL
..'o!snN 10 eIdmeL s.p7eH., 10 euoqs leu
-loo eql ana 'O6sI 9 'AoN p!sI seM 'oSeo
!qO '9IdmeL o!uoseW M9u 7qa 10 euo4s
d9uLoo eq4 pue I 'AoN pref sgM eIdmeL
n IL o "A eq4 10 6uols Ieuloo eqL
The Michigan railroad commls-
sioner, Rich, makes the following
annual report: Total earnings, $751;
1926; increase for the year, ST.
446, 318; total number of passengers
carried, 3I,I36,o5o; increase over
preceding year, 3,6o9,944: average
rate of passenger fare per mile,
.6243.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1890-11-06

Then he unfastened from his leather
belt teal and fen-ducz suspended by the
legs, and, calling the guide, who had gone
ca before:
s'Take these fowls" said he. 'sAnd now
let US be going!"
but this horse." said the guide, point
ing to the animal of the traveller left behind
1.-THE horse? Set it free. twill not stray,
and its master will rejoin US presently.
Forward"
The little party started. The guide re-
sumed his interrupted chant, and Yermac's
horse, abandoned upon the path, after hav.
ing lifted his nostrils to snuff the wind, be
gan to neigh.
poor beast!" Yegor could not help ex
claiming.
''Poor mainland wretched Yegor!" added
his companion
TO be continued.)