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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-09
BORN.

BTSbEn:-At Owyhcc, Elko county,
Nevada. October q, 1850, to tho
vito Of Al. Bender, n daughter.
Eight pounda
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-09
J.. .. Henderson,,
Cierh.

The Constit utionnI Convention.
1t il generally admitted that Con
stitutional Convention would DO nm
excellent thing for this State. Only
in this way eau the burden OF tax
ntion DO ligh,onod and much needed
changes in orr organic Law affected.
Tho Democratic tickets aro all
printed for tho constitutional Con.
vcntion, and the Republican tickets
all ngainstit IL.
II would have boon much iaircr for
both parties tn have printed both
"Ycs' and "No" on tho !icltc,a. and
given tho voters II chanco to decide
after a littlo thinking.
Whom the ballot is printed ono why
hundreds OF voters accept tho propn.
sition without giving IL u thought. 90
lClrson Appeal.
Tho Republican,, rs vol ma tho
Democratic, tickets in this county
wcro printed Unconstitutional Con.
vcntion, Yes" and tho result Ia that
tho measure was cnrriCd@ almost
unanimously, SO far no Eiko county
il concerned.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-09

After the Lecture look hero,
Iooley, If you leave that Wild-Man-of-
Borneo wig of yourn in the cage again
III discharge yerl 1t com, mighty nca-
queerin' me just nowr-Puck.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-09
il

Judge Coffee has made an order nj
lowing Florence Blythe 800 u month
since tho death OF blythe, hcr rcputcd
father, and 5000 n month hcnccforth
until tho final determination Of tho
contest Of tho dead millionaire. Tho
back allowance amounts TO nearly ~.
pDD
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-11-09
ALMosr ouIIRrD a,N.

Dime Museum Lecturer-This, ladies'
an gents, is the great an raro Tas-
manian hedgehog. When attacked by
the fierce jackals which roam the wastes
OF that country he gives q frantic
Shrek an rolls hisself into the ball you
see before YOU.
The morning call., 1890-09-21

$4,000 MISSION ,n ST; , BAkq al BET
ming through to Minna: improvements on b IT,
streets and steadily rented AT nominal figure.
Apply to O'FARRELL n LANG, IL Montgomery
street. Se2ltf >uwe
The morning call., 1890-09-21

GS76O HOWARD ST. BARGAIN; NEW
DO W. elegant modern bay-windOw fats OF D
and rooms and bath: all the latest Improvements:
note the size of lot 80 :6x1l5. to small street; az
fOrdiug double frontage; must be sold Apply 70
O'FARRELL& LANG, IL Montgomery. 81 II su Ne
The morning call., 1890-09-21

QIE UnO SUFFER- ST, \. SIDE, NEAR
u 1C.UOU. BrOderick: new fats, and
rooms and bath each; all modern improvements;
electric bells; gas fixtures; wooden mantels; cement
sidewalks; income $50 per month lot u :6xi 81 30
Apply TO O'FARKkLL a LANG, II MONTGOMERY
SelI
The morning call., 1890-09-21

g.5eal SACRAMENTO ST, SUNNY SIDE.
" OOOO. Scott: 2-StOry residence bay-NiI-
dow 'front.' rooms, bath and laundry; all the latest
modern improvements; house only three years Old;
brick 70 undatiOns; lot 25x127 -; must be sold 70
close estate. Apply TO oFAkkELL LANG, IL
Montgomery au3l SuN-U
The morning call., 1890-09-21

GtEDn 26 I'll ST., BET. CHURCH AM SAN
sDfOUU. chez; cottage of rooms and BATH all
modern improvements; furniture Included; lot 25X
ia. Apply to O'FARRELL Il LANG, Il Montsonl-
cry st sel4 Il SuWe
The morning call., 1890-09-21

QSD5O JESSIE ST., BET. Cru AND 7TH. ;
u cZOU. flats OF and rooms each; income
si3 per month: this is a very low rental; lot 25x
10. Apply to O'FARRELL Il LANG. II Mont
gOmery st. SELF SuNe II
The morning call., 1890-09-21

G,7.)1n OR MAY BE LESS, MUST BE SOLD.
u AOO Devisadero ST., near Haisht, modern =
story window house OF rooms and bath; house
only years old; lot 25xl0O. Apply TO OFAR
REL a LANG. u MONTGOMERY st. sel4 SnMe u
The morning call., 1890-09-21

SIS. 900 Ellis ELL; ST, ,o, NEAR EAR d LEAVE y;
rooms and bath each, and house III the reut-
lag for SIS per mouth; total income Sl06: lot
~ :6xl34 81. Apply to oFARRELL q LANG, II
Montgomery st. sell SaWe Il
The morning call., 1890-09-21

$1,000 holly PARh PATIoS ST. :i NEAE
ated only 200 feet from Mission road size 25x 100;
all ready to buid upon; only one left ont OF three
secure this before II is too late, IL is pickup
Apply to o'FARRELL q LANG, IL Montgomery
STREET SpJItf Su,Np
The morning call., 1890-09-21

GOS 0n0 ELEGANT RESIDENCE IN THE
dl-O.OpO. Western Addition on the NV. cor
lot 70xlU0; house contains IA rooms and every
modern convent nee: $4,000 can remain on mott
IL Montgomery ST. au3l II SuNe
The morning call., 1890-09-21

CJJ SUO WEBSTER ST, NEAR GRoYE-4
N l.. OUO. fats OF rooms and bath each
total income S92 per month; building modern; bay
window 'front.' only months old 5-fOOt BRICK
Foundation; cement sidewalk; everything
plete. Apply to o'FARRELL IL LANG, = Mon
eomeTy ST. au3l II SuN"
The morning call., 1890-09-21

C.le nnO GROVE ST., NEAR WEBSTER
ID lO.UOO. Elegant residence, 10 rooms salon
parlors, dining-roOm. 4 sunny aud capacious cham
bers in fact everything that required to complete
horses. Apply TO OFARRELL " LANG. IL
MONTGOMERY 81. au3l II SuWe
The morning call., 1890-09-21

zoe O0O CORNER on 4TH ST; LOTS, /
SNOO.OOO. 5Ox70 and I 4Ox6O: rent S2ll 30
per month net: improye ments consisting OF ,
story buildings in stores and several tenements:
brick foundations. q. H UMBSEN & CO. Il Mont
EoIuery st. se2l 3rSuTuIh
The morning call., 1890-09-21

C000O DAY ST, NEAR CHURCH: CHOICE
VOooO. building lot T0xll4, or VIII subdi-
vide suit; don't fail to look at this II You
building lot ia this locality. Apply to O'FARRELL
d LANG, II Montgomery st. se2ltf SGWe
The morning call., 1890-09-21

l.iT ION CHOICE WESTERN AD.IIiON
u .oUU. corner all improved grocery-store
and fat above and adjoining 2-story house OF
rooms bath, laundry. etc: improvements only 5
years; income $l2D per month, which is over per
cent net per annum; must be sold; owner about To
leave the city. Apply to O'FARRELL LANG
I MONTGOMERY AZ sel4 SuWstf
The morning call., 1890-09-21

G.oD6n LOTT ST., NEAR McALL4s4n..-
u OAOO. Modern cottage, rooms aud bath
brick foundation; high basement; all the latest
modern improvements; large lot u :6x68 20 can be
bought with one-Guarter cash. balance monthly in
staliments. Apply to o'FARRELL LANG, II
Montgomery ST. au3l Il SuHe
The morning call., 1890-09-21

G10 0Oh CORNER on TURK ST; ONLY
u ~ .OOO. few blocks from Market; = sub
stautial 2-story bay-window houses aud lot 81 IS
xSI:6. e. b. UMBSEN Co. Il Montgomery
street. sell 3tSuTnIh
The morning call., 1890-09-21

CtJ60 NICE NEW COTTAGE OF ROOMS
u tlOU. and lot 24:4xlOJ. on Polk St, near
Union. 6. II. UMBSEN & CO., Il Montgomery
Street. se2l StSuIuTh
The morning call., 1890-09-21

C.O0aO GOLDEN GATE AVE, NEAR La
UObOO. guua; large lot, 27 :6xl2O including
cottage house OF rooms, renting at the nOnlih.i
figure of $50 per month; property has sold Ia Ists
block at $500 per foot; this is positively chrap.
Apply to U'FAKRELL d LANG, IL Montgomery
street. aust SuNetf
The morning call., 1890-09-21

MON Slime MARINE VIEW: ON NORTH
= side, bet. Jones and Taylor, the of
Jones; cheap for cash. call aisoLce, be sold
in few days e. L. MAYNE n Co, 322 Montgom-
cry ST. seal SuWeSa st
The morning call., 1890-09-21

$500 LOT 25IIl0: ON GUNNisON AVE Mr.
- frectts place. only short distance from
Montgomery St seq SnTnirh
The morning call., 1890-09-21

SJe 0nn SUFFER- ST, BARGAIN, MUST
10 lO.OOD. be sold, bet Mason and Taylor, s.
story substantial building; upper part leased at $50
per month; lower part rented at $40 per month";
can be leased Il whole to good tenant at Sl25 per
month; lot 81 :llx90. Apply TO O'FARRhLL
Lang IL Montgomery ST. sel4 SuWe II
The morning call., 1890-09-21
Sl0 eco THIS ExcEPnoNALLY cH0IoE

ID O.oOO. northwest corner Cough and Va
liejo sts.; size 4Oxl20; street paved with basait
rock and accepted by the city: surrounded by the
best OF residences and the marine view is some
Montgomery ST. sB2ltf Save
The morning call., 1890-09-21

SQOUD ! 2-SToRY HOUSES OF ROOMS
S)cOOo' and bath each: renting for $50 ner
I ivhtn; lot SOxSO; Tehama St, near 4th. q. II.
oldbSEN a Co, Il Montgomery ST. sell SnTu1h st
The morning call., 1890-09-21

O. S000 EDDY-ST. INVESTMENT: y. SIDE,
EOOOO. bet. Laguna and buchanan, through TO
Willow ave; nice 2-story house of rooms and
bath Eddy st. and two 2-story houses OF . ROOMS
and bath each on W iIiow ave-; lot 25Xl20 to
street: rents low at $50 o. ID. BALDWIN, JOOSr
x MERTENS, 23S Montgomery ST. SET SuWe II
The morning call., 1890-09-21

C.TS0n CHARMING AND ELEGANT PA
I'D OOO. cIic Heights residence OF rooms and
bath and ell modern conyeniences; 26l2 Webster
St, Vallejo: grand marine view: $1,000 can re-
main at per cent o. ID. BALDWIN, JOOST q
dEKTENs. 25S Montgom. " ST. sell SuMe II
The morning call., 1890-09-21

INVESTMENT on FULTON ST.; 50x137:6,
covered with new fats, built expressly for cable
car employees; always rented to the best of them;
brings splendid income price asked; Sl6z per
month; price $4,000. c. E. MAYNE n CO., 322
Montgomery st. SCH 81 SnMeSa
The morning call., 1890-09-21

I ARGE CORNER ON MISSION ROAD; WANTED
u "A cash offer for same. Z. Il. MAfNE Il Co.
322 Montgomery ST. sell SuWeSa st
The morning call., 1890-09-21

&2IS0 A PICKUP; LOT 25xlOo; ON OAK
~ ~ St, near Cole opposite the park; street
VOTE done. q. Ii. UMBSEN a Co, Il Mont
scIHefY 81. sell SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-09-21

c.Oz50 JACKSON ST, NEAR COUGH; LOT
lOU. A7:6x127:S splendid residence; lot
In the best block OF that street. L. STRASSBURGER
d CO. 326Ls Montgomery St 1t
The morning call., 1890-09-21

C.S-OD AND 23D AVE; 2sO12tO; a
SNOOUU. square piece; 2 corners. making Is
lots; You can't lose any money this purchase. l.
The morning call., 1890-09-21

CHATTANOOGA ST. NEXT COR, 22d, ON THE
" w. side, 27xlU0; splendid view OF Mission and
the bay; very cheap q. f. MAYNE * Co. 322
Montgomery St sell SuWeSa
The morning call., 1890-09-21

&4SOD 2STORY HOUSE IN FLATS OF 5
- 80 80 rooms and bath each bay-wndows
lICA foundations, etc; rents S42 5O lot 26xTS; on
5 me sunny side of 22d St, near Chattanooga G. H
o-nboEN q co. u MONTGOMERY 81. Sol 81 rnrh
The morning call., 1890-09-21

O. SS0l 4 SNAP; ELEGANT HOUSES,
GICCOO. SW. cor. Laguna and Willow ave-. near
Eddy ST.. CHEAP at $4,000; rents S62 90, which
can be increased; lot 3iXb1 -; investors be quick
II you wish to secure good bargain. o. D. BALD
WIN, JooST Il MERTENS, 23S Montgomery
street. au3l SuWe If
The morning call., 1890-09-21

u. OSOO ENTIRELY NEW EASTLAKE STYLE
u COOO. residence Clay ST.. north side, few
feet east of Baker, house contains rooms and bath
and all known conveniences art glass electric bells
high basement brick foundation, etc; lot 25xl05.
o. ID. BALDWIN, JoOST & AERrENS, 23S Mont
gomery st. sel4 SuWe If
The morning call., 1890-09-21

C..JSn PARK LOTS IN BLOCK NO. 7l4'
n ZOU. being Just one block south Of Park and
near the ocean We have 8 lots left in that block
which well out at above price liberal terms.
J. STRASSBURGER & CO., 32612 Montgomery
1t
The morning call., 1890-09-21

A. Or SALE BY j. w. COLEMAN, JOG POST
j street
Sl6 .000-Speclal bargain: cor. Jackson and East
rents 500; will tenant to pay $780, this Is
a chance seldom offered
S75J0-Near bryant ST.: good houses, inst fin
ished tenements: pays per cent; size 251s0.
S2l ,o0D-Paciic Heights; jackson ST., near Lagu-
ma; houses of and rooms and bath; brick foun-
daton fine marine view: size 40 :6x127 :SI4
Sl2.5U0-Business property: facihc St, near San
some 3-story brick building: rents $50: can be IN
creased; size 25x6S:9.
$l2,O00-Eiegant building lot; Sacramento ST.,
near Laguna; 6S:9Il37 IS; Will subdivoe; 1a cash.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT property; 10Th ST., near
Church; severed: 75xlO0; Will subdiyide; only /
block from Market st.
S5U0O-Fulton ST. sunny side, Lyon; fine
lot for fats; street work done: 50xl37 10.
$30O0-NIce building lot; Fell St, near Deyisade-
70; street work done 25Nl37;6
$3.50 eaeh--3 nice lots Shrader ST., W. side, near
Fulton; 2sxl06 % each.
$l5UO-Make an offer: Goth ST.. Church,
lovely view: 25xll4. sel4 If SuWe
CROP PAYING RENTS AND SECURE A HOME
- before 1t is too late.
Only 1 of the 20 not Sold.
The Handsomest Block OF Cottages ever built In
the city.
2 of 5 Rooms and Bath
of Rooms and Bath, with all the latest improve
ments: Electric Bells and Gas-lighting appiiances
Wood Mantes and tiling; Artificial Stone SidewaIks
Iron Fences and Cresting.
In fact everything to make a cosy home.
Paw down what you can
And make your nstalments to suit. This chance Is
one block from the eyer identifying Golden Gate
Park with magnificent marine view. Now is your
chance to secure Home In locality that Will
double In value In few years
Take the McAIlister-st Cars to terminus and you
are ut the Buildings.
Apply Premises any day from to A.
j. NJ COMERFORD,
Builder and Dealer in Real Estate se21 7ts
The morning call., 1890-09-21

CIEOO LOTS ON ASHBURY HEIGHTS;
II DUU. streets graded aud macadamized; ee-
rent Sidewalk. W. u. MARSHUTZ q CO.. $50 Mar
knf u rear office. Sci Snrh
The morning call., 1890-09-21

ST.. 500. Ser 4 995f5: o FENT T5 Foa So
o. o. S11ter 81. and Central ave. q. II. UMBSEN a
- IA montgomery st. sell SuTuTh
The morning call., 1890-09-21

CUMBERLAND ST., BET. 18TH AND 18TH,
OGuerrerO and Dolores: soft street In the sunny
Mission, all macadamized; line Groom double cot
tage, BATH garden filled with flowers: ful-sized lot
and only $4,000; terms easy. Z. L. MAYNE 4 CO.,
322 Montgomery St Se2l SuWeSa
The morning call., 1890-09-21

o.ono LOVELY LOT: 25xIo0: HOLLY PARK:
a. Jul. actually cheap at $1,000. W. b. MAR
EICTZ a. CO., $50 Market sell SuIh
The morning call., 1890-09-21

CsgOOO DESIRABLE LOT on DIAMOND ST
N'-OOO. near Castrost. cable and proposed
Market-st. extension; street improvements com
pleted. q. II. UMBSEN q Co. Il Montgomery Is II
The morning call., 1890-09-21

$4,000 ns Ps2s T. faan. ana BATH
6s :g1I37:6. J. STRASSBURGER & CO., 326Y2
omar st
The morning call., 1890-09-21

CIoGO FOUR LOTS NORTH OF THE PARK.
u lOCU. near Point LoDos; size OF whole piece
50I240; this consider cheap, but the owner Is
anxious to sell, and reasonable offer VIII. Be
refused. Apply TO O'FARRELL d LANG. IL Mont
gOmery ST. au3I SuWe II
The morning call., 1890-09-21

QS7S0 SUTTER-ST. FLATS - NO. 1906:
" ~ ~ these elegant flats the sunny
sue OF the street. built in the most approved man
heri b ana roOtES aud bath each; total monthly
income will be S72 5O the lower nat Is leased FOR
one year at S33 the lot is 25x 10; the adjoining lot
30 TINS property sold for $4,000: this is positively
cheap, and would bear thorough invest! gation AS
the building Is superior the average. Apply to
OFARRELL q LANG. II MONTGOMERY 81. u tISnW
The morning call., 1890-09-21

81 S00 FOR LOT 3OxIs6:3. FRONTING on
~, ~ to0O AShbury and Minnie SIS, near Waller:
40 trohVases &. Ii. UMBsEN d Co, Ii NIoatgom
The morning call., 1890-09-21

gro A PAkk LOTS, GRADED AND feNCEIJ.
sDCJO. on $40 monthly installments; block
from the park and terminus of the l6th-st extern
sion; also close TO the grand boulevard now being
made, which will be one OF the finest DIR YES on the
handsomest beach In the world: these lots Will be
worth $4,000 In Tess than years JACOb HEY
MAN, $50 Market st. auto Su U
ON LOTS FRONTING SAN JOSE ROAD,
ID pow. only blocks within crossing cable hne
on Mission; size 25xl30; on $40 month instrument
this is a fine place for a home. as X. H. station IS
near by and can 20 for cents 10 heart OF the city,
free carriage to the lots. JACob hhi NAY, oSo
Market st. aull ~ VI
d. EO0 LOTS on w. SIDE NOE ST. AND
ID OUU. 23d one-half block from Castro; grad
ed and severed: on easy terms. JACOB HEY
MAN $40 Market aul7 Su Il
O.1eS0 LOTS ON STANYAN ST.; STREET
NlOCu. gra ded: size 25xl56; on easy TERMS
JACOB HEYMAN, $50 Market st aull Su q
The morning call., 1890-09-21

DARK LANE TRACT-HERE Is A CHANCE TO
l. secure slightly lots at price much below the
surrounding propertyi 25Nl44 EACH iii the direct
line OF either 18th or 18th SITS extension, hence
viii be worth twice what asking inside of
year. e. K MAYNE CO., 322 Montgomery
SuWrSa
The morning call., 1890-09-21

THE MOST DESIRABLE LOT IN THE PRE-
sfdio Heights; magnificent marine view; cannot
be Distracted; cheapest lot in the district; grad
ing 10 be done: ready to build GU; Tor further par
tlcularS apply to our office. c. L. MAiNE 81 CO.,
322 Montgomery st. so2l SuWeSa
The morning call., 1890-09-21

SUTTER-ST. CORNER-NEw BAY-WINDOW
- flats and store; for 81 10 per month; store
leased for2 years; price only $4,000 Z. T. MANNE
u CO.. 1922 Montgomery st. se2l SuWeSa 81
The morning call., 1890-09-21

Q. eDEU WASHINGTON ST, NEAR Laurel:
- OZOU. IS :9xl37;6; very commanding view
this street is about being Puf in finished state /.
The morning call., 1890-09-21

C.IeOO HOW DOES THIS STRIKE YOU FOR
IN OUU. a bargain? Groom cottage and lot;
l2sxloO W. b. MARSHUTZ CO., $50 Market
The morning call., 1890-09-21

G1S OO0 CLAY AND LAUREL. NE. G r.;
STlO. OOO. 1877 :6x127 g, making choice lots,
Including large corner; Laurel ST. is now belas
severed, graded and macadamized; this is the
cheapest 5o-vara lot on Preside Heights; has post
lively an unobstrueted view of the PTesldi PARK
and bay glance at the city map Will convince ypl
OF this fact. Apply 10 O'fARRELL * LANG, Il
Montgomery st. auSl SuNe Il
The morning call., 1890-09-21

DAClFIC AVE.-ONE OF THOSE SUBERB
L marine views from the v. side bet. Cough and
octavia; never be obstructed: 59xl37 :6 will
subdtgide into lots; call for prices. c. f. MAYNE
a CO.. 3Z2 Montgomery st. sell SuWcSa st
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-09
Hour Classes and Half-Hour
Classes.

Long before hour glasses, or sand
glasses, were used in churches to indi-
cate the time occupied in the de.
livery of sermons, they were used in
tournaments to limit the duration of
combats and prevent them from be-
ing really sanguine encounters. OF
two adversaries engaged in "a gentle
passage of arms" he was accounted
victor who obtained the greater mum.
Der OF advantages before the sand had
run out from the glass turned at the
commencement Of the combat.
Sand glasses were employed, also,
in scholastic discussions. Pascal, tor
instance, in one of his letters, men
tions discussion in which he took
part in the Sorbonne. when he spoke
for half an hour by the sand glass or
sable. And they were, eventually,
so identified with scholarship, as we'll
as preaching, that artists frequently
placed an hour glass as well as a book
IN the background OF their portraits
of eminent scholars. They were also
made use Of at sales. But though
thus used in the fifteenth and six.
teenth centuries, it was in the pulpit
of the seventeenth century that they
obtained their wider popularity, and
on tonbstones of the same period
that they were most frequently delin.
Gated. The high pew, or "pue.I as it
used to be written. the long sermon
and the hour glass by the pulpit. are
as vivid presentment OF Queen
Anne's time, too, as would be the
snuff-box, the clouded cane, or the
fans and brocades of the fashionable
folks who took the air in the Mall.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-09
The Time to Sleep.

Another important hygienic rule is
never to thwart that advance guard
Of sleep-the drowsy impulse, which
in healthy individuals will be found
to occur about the same hour each
night. At it's approach theindividual
should invariably betake himself to
rest; nor should he tarry until this
arowsiness verges on unconscious
ness, but at the very first intimation
of brain weariness, he should seek to
assume q horizontal position as
quickly as possible. If this rule be
scrupulously maintained it will usual
ly be found that sleep supervenes al
most MS soon as the head touches
the pillow, if there has been no pre-
vious abuse of the pleasures of the
table. If however, there has been
commanding and abuse of wine
shortly before retiring, the aspirant
for honors in the arena of cerebral
combat must not be surprised il he
be subjected to all the semi-conscious.
ness, total inability to sleep, or sleep
in which all the terrors of nightmare
are unrolled before the irritnted i'm.
imagination.-Dr. j. Leonard Corn.
ing.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-09

mutt ofexcltensnt caused b Is ssaosa *.
penrance Of the mysterious visitor, had eub.
sided, and left hin opportunity Tor eala n.
aection, on rsasonably rovisWine an
the circumstances be had come to the con.
clusion that the stranger had been no other
than his ruined love, the fell Lionne
Delaforet, or, a. she rightly called herseIf.
Leonora, Countess Of 0lsn.L enmsrk; and IL
knew that II he disresardsd her stern iniunc.
tion, she would not hesitate to put her threat
in execution, and-ueinK against him the
terrible power with which his own crime had
armed her-to deprive him Of rank, honor.
and liberty. And thus his resolution to
abandon his title and hia estate was not a
voluntary renunciAtiOn, hut an newt ahie
falling before the dread Of fnts that pursuei
him.
Make your gentle heart eaay. You have
my promise, Adelaide." he said.
It was December before the convalescence
of the countess was sufficiently advanced to
admit other travelling. Then without any
formal acknowledged abdication. tho castle
Of Glen denmark wns simply left In charge Of
the old steward, who had acted In that CO.
pacity for go many .yeara, aud the earl and
countess left Scotland. with the intention 81
passing the winter in Italy.
And there, according to his promise, his
lordship dropped his title, and the earl and
countess appeared upon the hotel register
only rs Mr.. Orville Deville and Lady Adelaide
Deville
fro DE CONTINUED
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-09
'iRors9torioe,-

Lady Dufterin, in her book, sour
Vicsregal Lite IN India, tells Of q Il.
ger which in nine months killed TWEEN
ty.three men. The whole nsighbor-
hood entreated an English sports.
man, who happened to be in the Vi.
entity, to kill the terrible man-eater.
The sportsman spent twenty.four
hours in n cage, built 80 that the
sportsman within may shoot at the
tiger through the bars, and yet be
protected from his attack. A COM
panion joined him after he had been
twelve hours in the cage, and they
both watched twelve hours more but
no tigerappeared.
Then the two men went to sleep.
When they woke they found the tiger
had walked round the cage, for his
footprints were plainly to he seen
through the bars.
This same Sportsman hunted one
day for a tiger, in a Jungle 80 thick
that he could see nothing. But be
felt sure that q tiger was close to him
all the time. At last he made his
men examine the ground, and they
found tracks which disclosed that the
tiger had been following them oil day,