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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-28

JOHN McCLosKEY, of San Antonio.
Texas, has been mourned as dead for
nine years. The other night a bearded
stranger appeared at the home of Mrs.
McCloskey. She became very indig-
Hant when he took her in his arms.
1t was her husband. He had been in
the West, and made a great deal of
money.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-28

The United States has the smallest
standing army of all the great nations,
and yet it spends almost as much per
head for military purposes as Prussia
or Russia. This is explained, of
course, by the fact that we maintain
the most liberal pension system in the
world.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-28

HIS elevation to the Senate has made
no change in the quiet ways of Judge
Moody, of Deadwood, S. D. He is a
pleasant-lOoking. quiet old gentleman,
wearing a silk hat, and gray hair and
whiskers, and he still possesses the
amiability of manner to which his sue
cess in life is greatly due
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-28

ster whatsoever. Norris there a single poly
form that is not found upon objects
known to be Phmnician, although they
are also found in the most diverse places.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-28
IN TIE ROYAL VIEWS.

How the Gorgeous Equjpage OF Englaad's
Sovereign Is Housed and Cared For.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1890-02-28

Il q recent number of
{ h g Cosmopolitan
was a very attractive
article by Charles S.
Pelham . Clinton on
The Stables of the
Queen of England,
an abstract of which
can scarcely fail to be
read with interest.
The stables, which
are known as tn e
Royal News. adioin
Palace,
Init however are not
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purchased Ler ticket. securing the only
remaining section on the tram. and be,
fore she had time tn realize the impor-
tan o.. the step sic had taken she was
Whaling away on route for Chicago.
Lena was sudden V brought back To
the consciousness Of her position by the
porter Who was collecting the compsrt-
meut tickets preparatory TO making up
the herths for the night.
Edna. who. In tie haste OF her departure,
had ne lectrd to .ecure any sleeping see
ton. now found that everything had been
previously engaged ami that the only al
tentative to sitting NJ all night was an
uniuy!tiug .,okp2 lounge at the end Of
the car. Mrs. Hsnshall. who had been
attracted ! Y the girls Departing face,
1 s'Cr ned forward md offered her tie
other b,rh in her y Compartment,
rIaa a eel tel cr-;rtllls and warmly
Thanked her unknown companion fcr her
courtesy.
As she moved from the sen, her foat
tuu he'd a sua,'. Lark .hlect ly.nE On the
tnrr lose to her cnair. Il was a leather
c,ri-cass. stamped with Initials H..
r. H..
With d 81 Ny 20 iisco' erinG the oNuer
'lut auersi il AMI, extracting ore Of
tna bis past, hua-I. Tcr, alogl. "5ir.
. Hr"-y i,1wru .le -lg!l New TorG Cttg
'N.~. 'aj, ~.a,' ave con ,ru.ptI 0v
.l,i..@ WAS ,say.-; Saa Eyal l,c',' s-e
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for the money" are remarks tina,
occasionally strike the Tar. But there is
more good nNtuted sall etv than earnest
ness about sucl remarks. although there
Is doubtless some nte where the smoke is
SO dense.
Waters. tn, p,rsr.shcll manufactured.
is under contract 20 deliver a new ejrut-
cared she'll ~ the FsSsfie Boat CLUB by
Aug !.
The crack ~cAnocjsts q the Ionkers
Canoe Club will te given Az opportunity
20 display their skill this afternoon IN
handing the r frNil craft. as their open
sailing and padding raves aye down for
to-day.
Nike Iucic. whom brooklyn Jimmy
Carol recently defeated az tine Golden
Gate A'h. etc Club. has hccn matched
a .a,nst jye Eiiineswortn, another ESs eru
m,ddle-velght. the match 10 lie SPARED
a. the Seattle Athletic club for q Sl.DNl
Eu.sc.
The baseball nine Of the New York
Athletic Club Is to PLAY the lonkers
Athletic Club nine reNt Wednesday at
NOuEtrs. to settle "A postpone game vt
July .. ant rs the two clubs make au in
tetts',ng struggle there will probably lie
q large attendance.
q. Sho,well won the FIRST run Of the
Nurthheld Athletic Ciub for the diamond
medal presented hy Mr. McENen of the
Manhattan Athletic Club. The run took
place last evening. from the clubhouse
at Erastiun, ). l., and the distance was
two miles aud \ quarter. There were etgh.
tCer starters, and the winners tine WAS
twelve minutes and forty seconds. The
second run. which Shotwell must win
before the badge becomes his personal
property, takes place july -.
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King" will begin the fourth week o. itS
engagement at Halmer's 1h, stre Monday
night. MIR. Gilmore engaged the theatre
for four weeks with the privilege of four
more. He il now sid 80 he seeking tn g
privilege, ard ~ he anxious to send
The Sea King on tine road. with = New
York run OF eight weeks to its credit.
There is. however. talk OF e The Red
HusSar being done at Palmer's July ~.
The cast Of The Sea King gives = great
deal Of a abstraction. fdviu stevens. Kiss
Anne Myers AMI Miss ElmA Delaro
do very good work.
The Eden Musee still continues to at
tract those interested in the my site Art. v
"a we'll rs its regular patron. TOR Iank.
Hoe snd Omene &C there tvire every day.
Their performance IL very clever and en-
tertainiug. lank.Hoc does all the ccujur-
ing. while Ouene assists him and looks
! pretty. In fact. Ouisne has become an
attraction to tie jeuneSse dorce who drop
into the Musee and stay until she dis
appCars. Prince hanekici. the epuilihtist
lui !u--ler from the Imperial Court ~
Japan" appears with .lsnK.hce and
Omenc. while Erdciyi Naczi gives his
usual concerts.
There will be an interesting bill ct Tony
Pss,or's Theatre next week, Ross and
Fentcn will appear in their huriesque o.
e" Fedora" and Harry aud Mildred
Eochre will be seen III q "mind.reading
act, - i ii Bishop. Other attractions wilt
We Thomas O'Brien. Ssyer aud Low. the
Zahiius. musical artists, Charles Phillips,
Grace Sherwood. Lottie Mack and the
DGrruws. The cCul weather OF the last
few DAYS has caused business a; Pastors
TO BOOM
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FROM THE WORLD Of LABOR.

Fourth .ruuh p,rnis ~ bakers, Uniou No 81.
tai. a teruoOr. at the Rryck - Lstcr lyccum.
rSAtstn III /. ssttn newt Monday =, ,hs Roam.,n
Opera. housc, B1wrry.
III, Ucokbindels' Advance Association viii bold
their annua. pIcutc on Aus. =, at tnN Brooklyn
Labor Lyc-um-
Tomorrow C,E,r-M,ser., Union. No. 90. viii 60
20 idlrwtli Grove, on the lcns lsliui SOUND. to
enioy themselves at their EuuuA. picnic.
The Central Labor fsierNtion has sppciut-d =
speciAl committee. with Instructions to otRAutfs
the men WORKING for tao indian wharf hrr~'ns
Company.
The Fast Ri-.z Protective Association and the
Brick hsndiers' aud Itu = Dri'erS lnten are Goa
stderinE = proposition to !oin the Centa Labor
tsd-r,Ton
III. AmAlr,m,,-d Bias, worLer.' uugou will
Surs. \. j.. ,o.mofros At 10 Y iron To. IVES,
FoTIJ-sscond street terTN.
4 n:s,. tE,Pis ., p. p;ts.r': rS.Oo S.i b zen
UsSisr. ii. Blss,.t. .nd h,teneoSk
FTssttk., Tcre -:n ~ Sssk by member Of
mo6ths ta' Uuion ha snn.i 7OS new member.
The dia.rsnt branches Of m, Nes York Section
OF H. ,Gs,n., L,oSF r'r3 nS.d sse.T ,s%,',nnsA'
The New Ycrs Trainers Union will ons.dsr at
It: ne.!os to, HS,rG". ne rr0pg',''Co o, ]-r,i,,a.
in thti' dangerous calling a. frsners,
The Frc-stcue Cutters Of TITS city have psii
$4,000 N ..se.sments TO %:u,tsln ther striking
The elolkmAksrs and eaters lockout ents to-
day. ani the ~ Loot OF ih, . .tltnL ,at,ers com
ine7~rs Dot 3, is INJECTED that tnv clothing mar l.
fact ir-t, .Il not nod oat as long a. The e!Oa<
lvspots did
The meeting to protect aEEiust the i'm pr,souueut
Of the ST Russian SihAsts ~ Irsnce, vntUh "a.
held yesterday At CGTcndOa Hall. "a, but siiny
attended
John Msllon. formerly waking pslsrAte Of Pro
Ereeaiye Painters Union No /, tAsteeu appointed
Inspector Q! Painting sUrths Public Schools Of taIs
city.
An important srecisl meeting tAs bssl rlledhy
tie Grant Laus- o. tn. Piano MAAsrs Unsun Tor
tai. s'ruI.E. Ihvrr axe strike 10 leeApvcJst =;
several shops.
lhe Msehihs "oNds"rheh Ahu luru"fs bhion
har elected ". kuc'Ts R-csitug Secretary.
Henry Ha'er. llnGu,iy. Sesrc,sT, J Kr,uter.
treasurer CEss. Ion, Manager OF Labor Bureau.
II A,VuIr
Darias The l.ft tkrc- months Carpenter rnsou
No. 7 .tccurei STEADY NoTN Tor ~ app. cant' Hui
Ct l,0, and Temporary Jots TO l2o. The Union
cou'rpsFhrtg shop, Inc nNWlN e'rctei officers are
~. Quil lag. Prrstdeat 7 FsrG.r. Nr~PTsst-
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dsat Charles Iai.ad Recording s~ecrs,sry; A.
ir,5ts5, 4. Ho,L sstss,s..'sr cs,rl.,
R..+ R Anssts " C,rstgns 2 Sass;.s.fea-
rhe rieuie Of the Ore-,,or, ,ni C~loakntksr,'
tu-rty.t1tri w,ri Psrs. OesHaatte ,lt ForI.
.,'rs ,nd r.r.sIrrancs
Cs.r.N.sr. ta.r Nc l32 eiee'eiJ Sehosr.
1ots Pr'stttt Csn,ls hott, Iis~Pr.. i.nt
~. .nHN sni tc-rr,gerd - syers5iiy'
,ay Iscctofa Went. ,aiM tois. Ir.,t r
10, d.',s,,s,o 70. t.s.r; sd . yeI.ty,.
wttrcr .e,iiE .. .as Csn'fii Late uutoa to
',se ta- Boycott sg,,as' T'et.ybu sr1'. ycs".
rae I, no, {, : NJ. : 81 " rf,.sa, 2. 5 =;
,la'nr.SN. r..csr. MAI >snlas -Ss e.retsi to
%,1s,'sa. ir, . ~. y i ,sss rs s'S1'"'''' the '''
Trs urt'ei rpsS'.,ys--'. NO. ,ui sso,Nctksr.
la.-,, aui iltei ~. ..r.stNe Aascrs, No
ta"sr $50 H-' a~slss,trs tv.n re sNr RS, Silk.
~ S'I Wt,,.,. a,n; ~ 49, SSosT'se''
-. hAa LEI vn Gle sci y. 2-ls-E Secretary ~
iHa E-utra iator fs1syNttof Iaseriay tue A;u'-
a. h'oN Amh"r $50 >iN'ei> : rl'ir sni
irC,rr .7t tns orssrNftt,n ,.mu TEE ccussts
e =. 4. ,f'''' H.a"'a'''s s''a'''' ra'H1' 'aa
Como ir,,n,,t, r.so g''cu, have bees =. ,.r',d
b IAntrts trcn &4totae ltcAsuie.. n mas
,'u... , tN'ttk'u ctrr o TIE GUIDE o. the
tnfon IL ilta.y lot ntsay year Isctc'c a't,r;
v-t~ hury 'rgr .sei , jNmes =. u ponueA sud
iu.a eiWa FAuIsgras frame.
tu~ ,cttol " toe Is ar ct walstnE DELEGATES in
r~g't 8 to the United ltcthetbc Al O. Carpenters
sut jC'nrrr, whose nrwlets Are TO bv ctusdrd cut
itrw 81. job - tat VIty Nlt pto Nbly ssI to tbs
torustlou " = BaildtuE Trade Couucil, cpmpossd
ut 80 ~Eat~s vt unious & sccritntcd with said seton
o. tb- -. stng delegates The CeutrsI lAbNr fed
eJAtiou to- the matter In hnul yrs.erdAy aui ~,
togt~rvcu Ing secretary was instrIctsd to cali 4
conference ut vas building trsdesin question.
For tie q shmAEss we're received yesterday from
the , 81. s., \ Routtutt, IS Achiu. s.,
sntte. y Ec9'tSn ,trrr,i 81. HuoEsssn So.
kssn .ie,n, - Ne, & Ctsn 81 Mrs Ayst.
sS 20 krstalrAnt, ~ tA,t u Uadway ) y. :.
VI 4 ;. X NJ, IS \ Mechanics wife. Z
L.. ~ Mp u VI ?. peter. -. A. stern. rs.
,lss Grrr, ~ - Mastl. y .'h,nr,ou .C,aN ~
). SO. - : q T. A.. -. Lstasr
skr, 81, Fap-tnAugerr' tutun, $50 Jacob
ws.s. 81 ~ AZ Young hsu'' A-soct,t o.. s2h
g. ~ Su,rrWsn hur,, 81 50 Wotknsn,s
ysr,t,s yss..hL 81 /. $. s'n Tinted Ma
esiuis,s. 81 20. Justu. Schvau. 50 Tatlor,'
taign So, / $3.50 JOAN Tn. 81 a, /. Hopper.
b"tth. 81 81 Pros rr-stve MusieIl tniOn No. 1,
81 \ Bar.eutcf-' ynion, az. - United
phos.-rcr- e. 1 Baker,'N Nc, l. SIS .Breuers
No. 4. 81 -,
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The winner in TIE EVENING WORLDS
Sunday School Teachers Contest is an
nounced to-day. The teacher who has
been voted by the readers Of TIE EVEN
ING WORLD to be the most popular in the
States of New York, New jersey and
Connecticut is Mrs. Ella Larabee. q
teacher in the Sunday-school of the
Jane Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
who received the magnificent total Of
81. SOL ballots.
The contest was opened May 23. Several
thousand candidates have entered the
field. and the voting was close and In
teresting.
During the contest nearly $50, 900 votes
were sent to this Office. Mrs. Larabee
will lie made happy, not alone on account
of the gift of this handsome prize. but in
the consciousness Of possessing so many
warm friends.
The bailoting was very close. the sue
cessful candidate winning by only a
couple of thousand votes, the others keep
ing close up.
As was announced in the conditions of
the contest neither sect nor creed has
been considered the voting was open to
all, without regard TO church or faith.
The prize which will be presented TO
Mrs. L~arabee, the winnRr, is n handsome
Estey PIANO; not an ordinary cheap
affair. but a frst-class, sweet-toned in
strument.
The piano is in the best style made by
the manufacturers, and the winner may
choose the wood she nay prefer for the
case. She hiss the choice of cherry.
mahogany, rosewood, ebony, black wal
nut, or any other woods, and may be
assured that she will be the possessor of
one of the finest pianos she ever saw.
1t is a matter of regret to the conductors
of TIE EvENISG WORLD that, towards the
close Of the contest, there were attempts
made to counterfeit the ballots. The at
tempts were promptly detected, and, as a
matter of course. none such were consid-
cred III the count.
Mrs. Ella Larabee presides over the in
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HE GOT HIS CHAW.
\ Petty Blac Emhilins Scheme whic
Worked TO n Charm.

a Petty Blac EmsilinB Scheme Which
Worked TO n Charm.
There was a painter working at the top
Of a long ladder on Fourth avenu yester.
dav. says the Detroit Free Press. when a
tramp came along and called 10 him:
Hey, you! got any Of the weed about
your
Well. you've got cheek :" replied the
PAINTER. as he looked down md sized the
man up.
Gimme a chaw :"
No sir :"
Does that soE"
You bet it goes"
An richt-here's another thing TO GO
with it."
.lad he pulled the foot Of the ladder
hy, ioet outward, wLiIe the painter ut
tered n Yell Of terror.
Hey. you do you chaw z"
"l-yes."
Go; any to sparc1'
Lots
Throw 'er down"
The painter dropped his plug to the
ground aud the tramp bit If u royal bite.
placed the remainder m a stone and
went his way with n whistle in one corner
Of his mouth aud u pucker in the other.
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No Land on which the Sun Shines

Possesses greater natural aivantsEests ian our own,
bus thrrs are portions Of tho TrsIt grain bearing
West aad f,rItc Soata where atmospheric inta.
snccS prelpd,cihl to neslih initiate GEssrs' thru-
in some degree, as places OF residence. Heavy rain
fails aud the orerfo~ Of great rivers Which uPon
their slbstisuce ltaVe d.nk vesets:ion exposed 10
thc rays o. tho sr7, Their heSet mAlAral levers,
,nt there also the inhAhtAats are periodically
obliged 10 Hsr s-ne medicinal safeguard against the
'cogrg-. This most popular Is Ho,teit's's stenAea
nt,tsr% : preventive thNt has for oreg . tlTd OF
= esutgry a5oried reliable projection TO tho.e whom
eIpsrsass IN tho utility % Ordinary remedies for
.esrr s1d ague. hAstAuEht 70 subs'Itate for them.
Whether intermittent ~ re'uiTten- m'AsaAilr
iey@r. ar conquered AMI svrTtei by the stpsrh
anti pNrtodfc ant 'prIfy re melIeine as Ihey srr by
uoUJleT pr=uAr aTun IL use. Use u. And A5aniol
implrv local tittevs,
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her fathers side, and, remembering this,
her Young face wears all expression Of
such intense hatr a that it attracts the at
tention of the lady occupying the opPo-
site chair.
This lady had quietly entered the car
by one door as Henry Hcnshnll, power!ess
in the grasp Of Detective Burns, was
elected through the other.
She was dressed in an elaborate light
silk gown, totally inappropriate for
travelling, and oyer a dainty little theatre
bonnet Nas pinned a heavy dark veil that
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! Mrs. Smith and announced her intention
Of pas,in. the evening at the theatre. At
the sight Of the eiIl's tear-,taiued face
Mrs. Smith wisely heii her tongue. bat
the cynical smile that played ab ut her
thin lips caused younG Mrs. iicnstal TO
feel FOR her trusted companioa a sudden
hot dislike.
When Mrs. Smith left 10 make some
preparation for accompanying, her Lena
threw herself On the bed in a paroN,sm Il
bitter weeping. Her thoughts turned
longingly towards her father, TO whom
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HAPTE ~.

cis'o = SveZ, tg- - yot TIE sr'lst has fuu..d no
leans o. gett4nF .~u-!,Gurci 10 lis Teal anu Le-
~colturss ana CCnrdeE in MIs smith, from whom
she gr's tut Mt sy.a4a.Iy. FcEshl,l rnAlly
meets -.la = - aargC-. no is ab,uI 70 ,tEzCnt
10 ley sitttuS .ogA - 1r.l. Il serlUg = iCtu,e
OF hes n rLs.a 5 stEJIu T#.. 4u.rs rnIS he IS
hr 4H 90 NEor, she - rNlnE, 2ui as uv'ly
lv. .t. s tie i've fg.in.F llu .p4t L-gAt into
~ theEtrc. hczaNEtlt, ~. MutsaT tavInE
: on ~, tl'", Ng- S'pl T., viii F,u-.g.! at tie
-! 80 de ~ f-TsH-'t, ~ r. Crawford to stay
II thar 'lt!, urrtGily meeting. - sCa. Slss
Brown 20 -tu rap istu. however. a. = sVy,
Seur dAy~ ter, iesT!u- that sac has played Lin
falsc, n t'.r-g4Jr - g. Elnl 20 .uu4s 10 chicago
as he. f1;te Is d!iay.
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There cones a crisis in the lives ofmnst
people when so:roNs crowd 81 thick uui
fast that tusre is a drrRTy satisfaction in
the thought that "thIr.s cau.ot be mu.h
we're"
So felt Edna Crawford, sitting with
bowed head ani shaken nerves, On the
train shat Il bearing her cuNard TO Tie
l,dside Of her ay.ns father. She bitter y
regrets ever Lay ns le.tL,a., nd ,ortures
h,rse T with Will picture, II the suffer
luss he nav have rU.U,i at tie uu-
scruRulous hAnds II IT Watson.
For this man, SO incNtricabiy en,aDslcd
with the SORROW and disgrace that are con
nected With her past life, she feels a deep
aud RELENTLESS loathlng. Il was through
lis prosecutions she vas forced to leave
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c-m-letlly corerel ID D,

com lttt4y 'o'tFe| LtE la'|'
Beneath tie vel VAS the esr-s'Ained
couuteuaucs OF Lana HeusLall, who had
Ices, I u,ef ~ the tragic eIpr,SsI a o.
EIIA raw.oTIs face uto thinking "a ge
SG5 Pslhap5 sglg oro else as uuhal Nv q,
hcr ei.
Two hours before. when lIsnTg Hen
shall ial LEI; In, yuru- wife for a. pu--
salt 81 h., faf ,lus',a, ideal, Lena lal
waadered aimle,sly up aud down her
little PGrlor. aprsy to bitter msdstatious.
s,ck al heart from bTooding over her huS
bands neglect and the thoughts o! a
lonely and loyeless future, she called
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CEAFTEE ~.
T.. yuuirr II p

UnGe- the mare o. "Ipuiss Neville Edna
{ rV!ust a1r. neg Ger.t. Hsy be-. IEl uT.
Nts.au AT ,sErr .t ct t.l..s. A.ttr I4ay Iug 80
c l.Itrly Tor q pN LaiIL'fg sEr 'gr.as - zee. sas
tu.rr ~ Dr; rs'suu : sac Ana a Aust girsL,
Nvwu. HCusfaI sIa reels he 4rAsga. luf step
~ tolL- door 3 side Irrta cus tUeEIr-C MIA
a. o. ! col AMI If Ir does u,t Geese ms Ne~,uu-
:iGl % tic art SIS itrai. Tie aurtOT Leaves the
h.! uutte-EE IHreAts y. yeUEc-ECe. Amer Nts
,.-.Cggt etushlA waits rV 81 A.-s ts4~-ur1
b. stryl, ~ a. eacoIE. NLeu sbe 4jIssss he OF
~ ler gAr LrC OF q rgb phisE he hLs Eivs, she
. , -, auI grQl 4sriyuF ~ fLCl.ut- uISitF.
4 tut n ID II ts rs Ms Glsu.EE rH a. 49, las -T 81
.r 1.-THE tya.r.1 8iur'Fs, -Et vrs rlpseJ y-.lyd
a1IItfyMs.e. dis, JTaFiOr4 IA "Iuro.
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CHAPTER =.

Dr, Watson j. encountered on Broadway bv
HerT sttlluleiE, a concert u.lulgcr and Oh
f,leud, who invites hin 90 rteluwaY 4Al 70 hqaT
h:s nrS SI0lIn sTuste, who makes Yer debut that
evening. Tue dDCtUTltayes ~StCiIusts and rides
10 mon .sluur-, Where 10 uutEIFCit1.y en-
counters Edna raWfopi
tie srrLs 10 deiatn Aer WHOM Lrushs!l arrears
and 'arusts tHe aur.Cr sFlcs. HIIs ;lcy are
GuarTel!lLg Iuna d~i-aIYCls s. The Aftist Lcets
Banker hartman. who Insists tLst FrEsAall
shan GccCrGY any nll cLt Lens a. the Academy
q Muslr mat It-Lt.
MeAuWhile bI. watson Cor-es to the cGnc'uslau
that StelnmPtEs N~luli.Ist u4ust 80 tCLa ,Ta6-
Esd. ~ a dc'0y lie Ter lie NrEi rs ne ,vs-
Ii'iCns. BsEs al Cvcrs,E -lga-Vtt D.. ~ .T,a4an.
sla. . lylGc no Ac4trtGy p b,Ir -r. f. trs stem
vGy EL., lie. T4tlhel ~ II. hl,--l.
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CHAPTER ~.
Hg Alan DGif.

Henshall in time, becomes engaged to Lena
Hartman. maklnx = martyr OF HIM. elf, IS he
terms u. Miss Hartman has a Ms. Smith Tor =
l. oct, and tnds uIop the aoor q brooch contain
inc a PORTRAIT OF DT, MGtsoI. 1t Was dropped
by Mrs, Smith. who returns 10 seek for her prop
efty an finds it in Henshall's hand. EIplana-
tiUhs follow, and Henshall learns that DR.. Wat
leopard and that he is a hygnOtist. re has
nLUerous aliases, RTuSla~ eng amoag the
number, he abandoned HI VIE two months
alter msrriare. ami she has since hsen seeking
Lin tor rcvenr-.- Mrs suita AM FeU8lAL asTee
10 loin forces and elIose lie yil!lia
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Yer - o. j. uTun tle F.-<rrr Htss Nudlry.
pc toe. AuI --tt r'aHu-,lLg Ler tbs Er 'S -
Ns-s Mod r.naE -LL sc.! che -tgGt ,sll e
a. re tcr-c utct rir.s .g1uest, in orGeE q
e-,s FROM ~. AEtsgu. ElsG dudley sapgvrCl
.r-E Feusual EEs tEs tyft r aad PLAYED her
a. yell Sic 2 Is EOL AMOS Mis- Aeylie'E tCr
CrawiO.al adizess. RgpzaEM calls On Mus
HE lisa. lena hartmAn's CumP4n1on, $40 Shows
iil an c0uaYuo-1 lelts tent 70 lena WAlcb
sen UIit.nE. and Werns Lena tg hoEMe 81 Ton
shaJl. lie arAas then Elits AIsa lord I
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cERPTER X'.--LENR MAKES A DISCOVERY,
BY p. r. 8ARNUN.

father that she hates Dr Watson and obiecis 70
ii IIs.en-e IN ne LoCle, but 1!T. aw.Ur in
trtt tlaF No .Oc:Or s presenge y necessary 90
Liu WaJfvuI ossesses aylhotc irnIehrs y''f
ICEg. and Is IeACLel villa Mss btohn - .
,5 re- tya4ptra. - pred! so by h''i- l'Na
la ou Les A9i.n q night ..nth lA'-s
no ron. u.s. uLsAls q rhs sketch male 10 no
- sn-t-ruye !oe,tes q ..o''. A. Ia. 4,
rsrgy has moved. The safe Aay st s2ge
v-Uau cal. - the RAJ sCe HnY 4 bL. heUrh4U
and leaves n HtieFIns threats ssAirst d. VISION
uF EensLAW.
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CHAPTER VIZ.
Hy Neil NIsyu.

Miss Brown. EGna's Foyerncss, Is lying on a
rug ~ the hTe when Dr. Watson enters. He
teIls her g. set ready g start Tor ban Francisco
bus the doctOrs hYpROlc POWER ITeyAils tnd
SIZE consents. abe doctor SAYS he ard Mr.. CTAN-
secret tetSeen Miss brown and the doctor. rnd
although she hates him she IL In bis rover,
Hen.hall marEies Lem Hartman, and the next
evening ne and his v!fe, Mrs. Smith. Mr.. CrAN.
ford. Mss Brown and Or. v atson are gathered
li1utfad
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that he is in the power OF Banker Hartman. who
s.n ruin hun. He rmrloEes his son 20 marry The
Bankers tAughter aud thus save Tim. Henry
promises reluctantly 10 do 50. Meanwhile the
JTsw!Cris have moved further uptown. Edna's
haired OF DR.. Watson increases. aEd nnAlly pack
ing mp her Violin AMI some effects, sLe Leaves
tie house. While Nrltlnc an advertisement IN
1UE WORLD C.1ce Amzu ASKS her To read his
advertisement to see IL = Is sye.led correctly.
The advertisement - for ! female y~iolinist.
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You Will Roar with Laughter

above her. by her owa invitation, Law the
girl who was the cause Of her husbands
ind ference and the, probably. possesaor
Of her husbands love.
How long she tossed about in her mar
row berth, wakeful and miserable, Lena
never knew.
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BILL NYE'S

Chapter OF the Great Composite
Novel. now running in THE
EVENING WORLD, will appear
Monday. The synopsis will en-
able you to begin the story to-
day.
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Shame.

IFro- b. I ~
Patti was terribly robbed and swindled
during my last tour in America.
Reporter-Why. l thought you received
1900. 600 n brought nearly all OF il back
with you.
Patti-Yes. but Indignantly some rascal
passed . counterfeit; quarter on ME.
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A Hay Fever Joke.

Jron Broctlyr LVs
Hay fever" said the Moderator. at the
Influenza Convention. may be likened
to . tie vote.
Hear. hsar - cried the audience.
The eyes aud nore both appear TO have
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Bloouinsdale Brothers Employees Nh.
tual Aid Society has its snuuai summer.
nights festival re1t Thursday evening.
July Il, at the IeNiuE, on Avenue Opera
House. Among other attrsrtionsi j. the pre-
sentation Of The BeGgar Student" by the
AmberG opera company.
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wh.- eahs -ss Sob 90 rave Ns' TssorA,
when sire va . ch'ld. sbs Grad for ts'iorA
when she became Nis. sns eluns 10 C,sionA
wAss - hAa oAnAssa sAs save IHsH csssSrA
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CRAPTER m

Yg EdjGT &tfTsd O. taah9"r.
Tom WoFIy, q detective, calls 81 henshalIs
EtudlO anIsayH tkat he kaU Dr, " ataQA AtAlAk
10 Woman on Mon square. Ee slA4oNe4 re
Woman to a~loArllng-h0use on second avenue
HenshcIs father calls and tels TIE Young sraa9