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The Newtown bee., 1890-11-28

The old Methodist church is nearly
ready to be opened az a feed store by
George Olmstead, who has built plat
form at one end.
Roger Sherman council, o. U. A. NJ,
has leased the hall in the Williams and
Ferguson block.
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He looked at the . ri with a ieerng iargh,
She -AiNer.d under LIs ba.eiul gRuce and
becAme pa er than before, II that we're poe.
on do no, mean what You say. she
30 mean It, so stand up here. The
SOONER 10 J. oser IT, better
Bah sprelei the brute, John will
eoniuvt The CEREMONY. lie can marry NJ as
well a. As.yhrp e..
The IN! drew back, trembling from head
III a LEI, he siTekrI; "he la, no
such pyatT. loG arr U.lIt!u : Iug ruin"
No, ose; ! be only too glad 10 claim
"Ihsistrr, luterTgwsl Johu. "He
has an eye 10 yonr IA. e. -iuuncy-baGs. my
dtar lAI other IeAsouc MI have induce
nm 10 atlucl yuu - mr. h.suaut, lie
ault IuuuItsr.r, ruE --v
"ie-, pU' no. Ht'ty; 'a~G n your
cTHe lETeHt refuse 9" recognize E- ue"
ieN tr.a-ar's %: lav 'rlIEo te.uEe lie can
80 % eA aga IA. / eo~myFehead b-.i'
game 'tIirrl'
Won shave AIRY more "a E'rI.--; my T-ans
g.. g' D. myself a.gny. Il .suI your p.lyr,
tar { intend TO interfere, she re-
lie now seized Rose somewhat
roughly D. q earn.
SfaIfa 4f..t closer. = You please, my
dear. ~. ctr, 40 y ~. be over IL q m.n-
Utt. lTtHtaWAr. Joan"
lie Ia uFtt iut ItEsou aidles.el with
such tIr..-u.y "-uk 'h-t, a. Heel alone,
u mast ..sr .lawN HAT l., meant u4lsc4lef.
/. ~ tt-.. ;. ..u olIrrE T.
. un;lu- move Evl- she IoSret,
80 lf-t - money You ~ { take ever dollar
Tat S. rHri te u44Le AL gave NE ny At-
pT'H.
liagaplt Uu;ortlrs,r!y.I cant touch
-, none, lI.rSs maze sgTeof your petty
set d. tie n; Pave. s. let L. lave 10
farther Eu-t, ttout q.
lLs .HtpTi-uatr u nov tuTred 10 Hetty
art -o.-LIt. '.Iua LsTse.t Ou tie bosom II
tie byAGtiu. s!EgE-
''4 %. Al o. Ely own seN. sLe cried.
''luw. at.eA,L must lave = heart 10 ply
mE ~tlrl.t--. Ton the love 0! heaven. peT-
s-a.- 'L4s man 20 LEI me -.
Hstty Iu-lei Ler rUaely away.
- mao he's yol. >At sA!l. cody.
. Az .u-t indeed
The AtAEtEesdiug accents n which this
.lst t~Nc.AD4loL vs. made reused AL that
man. and noble NJ the uAtgrs Of Philip
Hitherto. lie had listened % SHAT
trAH-p.T.nE II the hlfche. in 4 state Of
tEl.deru4euI thar zen iergd him nearly help
.es-. N0F he lopss1 AMselL dashed open
10 door, aud 10 another Instant stood b.
tie girls AIDE.
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ment in which lie found himself. But he
managed to maintain perfect equAnim!ty,
and soon his nGIurA! good sense came 10 his
aid
u have made fool OF myself once TO.
tonight. he thought. "Aud In not go!nG
TO cut M the same cspeT a second time. II
Just keep ny eyes oIen and = close tongue
IN my head tor The present.
When John came IL from tie barn he
found his guest chteTfu! and smiling and
quite ready TO enter into desU4iory tAlE.
But all attempts to draw him out resulted IN
> lgnst defeat. PHll.u lad told eNeFyIhlng
u regard To himself IL4I he ie.t disposed u
Ectty appeared presently 10 announce that
supper Wa ready. lie meal WGs served
u TIE lover md Of tie rAme AtATtmeLL
III, ETl TuUTed out l.e tea, aud looked "a
Ea-el IA TIL. 4lt" that ihllF mentally
CElriLMa -rli . to-! toT having lp.bie! A'T.
Isle can be y chC,i ami cH4cu-Ht ~,
le tonight ia tEIo~ nv susv.cscns 10
TlIsw4s not 20 easily Done. however. lie
ohf erNet that rcty Nasy'TE IaTrc44aT via
one o! The numlvI. sit-M!us Win Na-Taht
H1ruu. sCIuv ttrHHr over which he Ia If
guHtla. .Huace. lA 10 1rul ~ gp!!ttoi
hand and -tr. max N,i1 VAIN aTlnA
~ ~. WlA only IFoa1-e e you iDr a S.As'
81, hi her ir and ru-uei "a e. John. sEo
cal OpiH-.f. lIsap a. We taL!t, t.Iurd lie
eyu- upHI tEt yusus mol e. stare ~ halt
AGgTy -UtIlcIuu. Eut tie alter 6utieTed his
bread seTrYr. y.ia a IaItEt .guuTaLcr OF be-
lEE mae Tie uH Get ~ tfs TrE2Iu. lie va
Iua thorough. CONVINCE . however. tLzI
a.. was lot as 4 slyu 4 be. lie c-pn! lea
nat bat ht.H lTu@rIvi INA might be
dragged ton aEs.tL be- Anew 'otLt contrary.
~ Any rate. lie "a, "a DC TAD reilse4 =
Ey'y -oyu Tegt.Eyt htE comIHsIFr.
aU- azs A. t.tLe aui >Ius!-lE Aul CuTlla.
- ever. Indeed. lLurE Dow tluGELt -Ev
4E.ts GycTsutrtaeE part Aul Tried 10 At
IL. aIt.rss Au4 unaffected
The hour Wss sts4 sarly sAeu he Nas
shown O. a e. a.. tGI Izstg'u.y furnished
hFsTnuU IA 80 rr-yue ~ lusttza OF
Iet.GlIg smL4tI-sig.l. a. Lee would have done
L-ll-s-4-l1e.o4 herN Ices tu-y Arousti. be
tAau.t G.. he p-igl- : b, -Uue they vtEe
~ O.. Dec, sua then bss mt llg -..I
AID at y lY NE v-u8uH OErhvC; Eleu
H. sHmvNlLt tuT.uu SITUATION At.rast AL
hour E.E-t have tAi-e! NpL.r he "a 'HH.-,
az! fheu Re ltAri t-t Tl- - Uhrt.s 20 'Le
ID stance aHH : carriage quickly a. p~Io4clct
Tie .u.re 81. stup.-i before . l.
Mo a. u leltiAus hour ot the nl-EEF
he u.utltTyt, AM on-.y, ave ny vuE ~
Tu-ts received -tII1HFCrLCUfE. OF ls q come
{ .AtF4 Traveller Gkr GyEV.t
HsTOHu e. peaTrI O. Ia : ~ b1ek OF uhs
mouse, and Le eo-4l ses HCtLlng fTom The
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HUMBUGGED THE BEGGARS
A Little Game that Caught Unsus.
picious Kansas City Trampa

A Little Game that Caught Unsus-
picious Kansas City Trampa
Say. mister. give me some money to
buy some supper with. / haven't had a
bit to eat to-day. Can't you help me
along z"
II was a street beggar accosting a sor-
rowfui-looking young man on one Of the
PRINCIPAL thoroughtares of the city, says
the Kansas City GtOJe.
The Young man stopped. There's a
nickel said he. ITS the last | have.
but take it. l shall soon be where they
don't need money. / am tired of this life
SO take il. ard good luck to you"
Are you so much IN need as that.
partner" asked the beggar.
Yes. | have been looking for work
for two weeks. but it's no use, and my
moneys all gone" For a while the beg
gar hesitsted; then he pulled out Il.
\" Here" said he. take this. You're
worse of than ! am
No" answered the young man,
firmly. 1t won't do me any good
good by" aud he walked rapidly down
the street.
A policeman overheard the remark and
he followed aud overlook the stranger.
Look here" said he. are you the
fellow that's about TO commit suicide :"
A hearty laugh interrupted further
questioning.
That's all right, officer" said the
would. be suicide. - am just trying a
little game on these street begGars. and
that's the third one tonight who offered
me money"
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window. Rut = slight hustle and the muir.
muT of subdued voices came up from below.
The SCUM drove him nearly frantic. at !Asi,
aud he resolved TO learn the WoTsIAs quickly
~ possible.
fhru.tlne his pistols into the pocket Of
tile coat he wore. IN such = manner that they
could lie mAie Of Use al a m0Ments warn,
ing, lie lsI himself ont OF tie BEDROOM aud
stole -oit.y d0SnstAlrr. The kitchen lOoI
WAS closed. but lie put his eve o. the keyhO 4
and eeprd IA. The apartment SAs uoS &C.
cEp!ed by TWO persons other thar hetty and
the man John. one OF these va = heavy,
bulIt, EAug-iog looking fellow, who slupd
with he back O. the nTe, g!OSerlug AAli
sANGge.y about him, Inv second ~peTsouAge,
90 FLlAp's IuuuItr surprise, proved 10 he !
young and sur Asslng!y bcSuniu! "omAu.
Size at = little ApgTI Z. on TIE Ies'. WIKI
her lovely eyes cast down, here ArTe
trace, 81 ieAI, mon Der check. aud LtI
ia MY hAud WrTr Lci together a. tie NTsi
AT. a cotton lAlt.ktICLE 81.
lLllp nearly erect out a. he became
AsaIe Of this .sttsE a.
here. lie thought end IA md ont wLailI
I.aud iTustTstr II. = pos.lllt.
he had scagcet come iothIs &C sinu when
tie mat ul tHr LTr aud Approached IIe
spot where tie E4r. sss -lttlu-.
'Get mp. Eurr, De -s.4, roughly. lts
81 lu nee iuT you Go - teIv uolns TIE
&c. ryr4o-e. In not o. le deferred from
Whist Wouli yuu doc cried the young
WuMEr. n -yceuts OF alarm.
AAkv you MS NEfc- pretty oue-
?'NsTcy. mere ,he ra,ped. KIN
me a. once. ~ 4 must cone 10 that, cut
don { compel me Z mATTv yuG-
'SfuI her mouth, b., gTowICd john.
nth al oath. That foo, Upstairs l4.-Gt
hear lei and tile. the '5y. svU4l be 10 pay"
All On NUu.t zoe The -post H0l e
= ucA. eh7 rctoT'ed the ieIow La-ei
'le-. - leulv.
there ~ou.IL be i~o o. Us against one,
Euylov.
Count ne N. CT 90 Hetty. 18th = laugh
lLar , &, imp blood gIe'E - b. N
love SltI thurr -.zrtur'~ re wears nr Lls
shTt iTuuT, Aut Tie. are o. Re my I=rt %
NE spoil. cunt ne -G, loys FOR IA te
gate N-auE 30 lend . helping haze. q
tlrTy. uu-o Dec Tor tul sAhe " she rUr,
81 & d!aE nj. eT De yuEEs goI
ttAut.tu- aeNl. Wu;IsIrl IhLl.. ltINtgu
lis 're n.
Jp.E NAs tly utNi 20 sItAa.
We must mn The E.A OF having any
tTuu' e. S.r,r yru have brought TIA; al
here, bl4. yp# masI MAKE Eeg submit
quietly & on 49,
SIZE. AT be s.cL 4 FOO. a. 70 resist. re-
t1Fued Ile mAu. I'm determined - mAke
lel uyvlis tlasley n1gLL Aud. lu.k.y.
AZ are > cJrtt.0a - have things OUr oEu
say.
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theit. men 10 DO other than BAKERS worh. b. IA
ishe. De sg.t.s vii Be sent By the Jai5n 70 .Ssss
ro.i,Gy conitt.1es allied By The New Ysrk see
Tie Butdtus. Trades Sertpn Of the g. l. u.
q 'ha' the Ls kiver Pro. sst We Assoeistion.
ne e Al tr'Nctt g". a bona hde l.bor orssniis.
queat members Of Other uaions.
andtihtes toI the position o. walking DELEGATE
~, arc George Psissid. ,JGsms. Nc Rtm J. "
present oceup.nt Of the once. CHARLES Il ovssa
has decl net reelection. -
si 2Sh9 o, n TX E Ss. h yo, ses .To slss.sS wsIEt1. Deb.
u,nig,n. snd Edward Farrell ". W. O'Kssss and
onSschtion.o The TSstioBnsl bOdS y 10 Se b bel. III n sP P,s,.
butg.
The .rtDemen, bet ,e.n the Brooklyn roos.r, and
Bel. .,age; white, ch.Iie; ., Kruger. gosn
jim DsT .S m9 Il. II ,viii. IL " sehnitip,n'
vitu Nai',n Il secretary Krftsnsnsbe' vhor tSs
r%eubcts have dshed to prefer charges sg.inSt
". ME. Q. he arS.nirs,ion. hemsers vorsisaa
vt .seaos" iailinE to report that iset viii b
.Br'w.-.' Union No. / asser,s that. .,p,. IL.
ID Aet Mand. OF Norti-aniA. beeoms : Union Iess
80. v,plny rs Of the b es"ries Of Eiehier. 14ltner
tnd Maze received ord r. iron their forrmsn 10
10 81 Mpudsir al. National Secretary Frnes,
hHfhFlkuhte ms been reuominAted for uis Dosi
toa nnanimousiy. The National Convention will
ie held IN benyef, Col. -
The labor unions afhlstei with the Ps..ss
,oun'y Trades Assembly will ~celehr.te Labor Day
~ a pGrsds and = grand picnic at The Paterson
A.. Ih5 t~radesmeI Of Patterson. n, j.. hsVs
Teen A.t' g." lose their stores on Labor Oar.
Ono OF IA. leading %:eatures OF the parade VII 6s
mauy notices IT, favor ~ early closing.
The ladies oitle men bsr 18th. Mystic Tie A.se-
clatIoN vii present = b%aaglifui sik tanner to that
otsanitsticn On the eve Of l.ahor Day. The banner
y nov. on oth,rition az IS Nassau street. ms
h"H NfhCcr- Of the Association are coward Gote
sthiing, Prtsdett3 Eiward Roberts NIce- Prss-
cent John J.. Burnett, Recording secretary Peter
L'Vp, ] tnAgvlal secretary: Frederick NJ. Ftckrn.
Treasurer A. w olive, Almones John Tiiton,
Az he last meeting OF the eiEht.hour conferences
w 70 Io"lhE ORGANIZATIONS votet in favor of ANAL
rAhatiug, VII, me Central Labor Federstion:
~ anl Porter No ]. Brewers No 1, Beer Drivers
No !, bookatniers Ainaice Association, Clerks
shu y @ -s"' PEI, Ion. csEunerg No. z, Eecen-
TIC hngin NO. "" 3. Waters No. L. vsrnishers
And P.,tt-hrr.. HhoemaEe . Boot and shossork.
-" Iho-e Not ne N the negative were the United
'lLt.i'f ~ h7u - Prusr i've Assembly Of Cigar
MAKERS Veg 5 trrdav the conference will prob-
eblJ he q iJouiu "a sine die.
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she leGped lightly to the ground and lie I
the way into . long. low. blAck-rAttere red
kitchen. at tine further end Of which a huge
fire burned redly IL the ample fireplace.
4 short. stout. uIprepOssesslnR-looklng
man OF about thirty sat on 4 wooden ~settee.
warming his hands in the ruddy blaze. lie
footsteps.
Back again. Het q" he growled.
Yes. John" replied the girl; "And
I've brought ompSny with me-
The deuce you have
He got M. and came staggering forward
10 meet them.
This is my brother, MIR. Vance, said
HetIy, mAnlfesHng come little pertUrba-
ton.
The man looked surprised, aud mutrerei
something under his breath. The wort
brother evidently dl-Iles-ri HIM; tut
Hetty gGye rim . quick, significant look
before lac could object q II III any manner.
You're ~e.cone, Nh. Vance, lie sG.d,
grufiy,
e" / found him at the ford. John, the gTl
planned. He reemei b, a loss what O. a..
DE NAs going To DsubuTy. and HE ToEa .
none Of the -afs,t a. The hour. sou know. /
thought best 10 bring him nome with NE.
20 GU did uEAt Het. grgS.td John. Who
had been examining Philips gold chain aud
d.Nmoni studs a. closely a. the hGekeHug
hyeIgLt would penuIt
lie drew ~ = CHAIR to a. c hearth. and then
sent out 10 stable The EoTbrs. but not be-
fore a second g4zrcc Of peculiar ~sigu.lcsucg
hal passed OetE cen him aud HeIty.
Ials little by-piay WEs not lost upon
Philip. He grew anxious and unelsy a. he
sat before the ere znd SstcLei the ar.
f4lilHg noise essly about 70 prsrsre the
evening meAL somehow. sLe seemed sui-
denly str.pped Of Tie glamour y III which
bis romantic fancy had invested ter,
she SaE ~youug-not more than eighteen or
twenty years Old Notwithstanding this fact
the odd Suspicion occurred 20 him ILGt sls
might be JoEus wife instead - his sister.
II IhIs "a %. she hal deceived lin II he
bad deceived hIm, u SLs vii some ulteTloT
object II VleW.
EaT Sms mlButss Ee fslt daEfd sRd b a.
dsrsd. thlnHng over the singular prsd.ea-
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''lnu are mot losrl" he shouted. ''forI
am here 10 defend you with the last drop OF
my blood n necessary
There Vas a howl of rage and surprise
from both tie men.
IFS ne stranger! exclaimed John
He heard everything. DOsn with hint"
They rushed i"E SarS like InfuFiAted slid
nrlsts Ihll!p sp'Ang TO tie wall. and stood
there a. bay, facing his rayeuous foe.
lack. lie thEudersi. The hrst man
Hn9 1aiss to approach III Hay corpse At
lie preseuted = deadly rim Of steel before
which lota the villains qual!ed. They law
II vac re dratH 70 20 nearer. Hetty came
INTO q { c,Ec.r, regarding her comPAnions
'oowaris he Li,sed. III is only one
msn, and yon aie tao. II you are afraid OF
She -uAIcnei a pistol from Johns breast
AuH tuoA aes4!y an ~ our hero. Ere she
could Vu!! the tTsS-er hONever, the glrl
Ice, ny rTl'E . Wild EAfuek, III Hck her .
Violent b On With her Two fetterei hands on
the arms,
lie ext inst.nt the pistol exploded. and
The "a. tlr ed aslte by I { b.oE, buried
!I-r ! ~ t!e brain 81 Q villain called Rlll.
lie .r!-ltl A!sh IN the All, giving utterznos
10 o ielTiL. ,rTeAru, ana then fe!! forward on
hls "a .s~trlgs.uE IA Als death Ag9ny.
iA'A f@oA advantage II the mnmentary
con us.on. clubbing E!s own weapon, be
suIauE -uadtu.y uann John, and dealt the
Villain 4 Iussg al boa hat al hlm sprawl
m mi 'ense-ess on the door.
$3.50 seq Nt#- ~" - q - ARAA
Gaze, lie cried. swinging suddenly upon
heity and gr-sp.ng both her hands IN .
Nlsr-Lke gup.
Sac siraIg. e Ari ragged and cursed; but
al 10 no GVaA. Phs.Ip bound her hGnds
LTm!y behind her back, and then pushed
her aeAl-st the val, where she crouched in
a NHIAlIg hear.
lie va uoN al liberty 10 devote himself To
t-n>e, who, 6y tuls time, vas nearly dead
y "a tT.sLt.
Why need Se pTo!ong the story:
Philip took the az. he had rescued home
10 her father, = wealthy Iandhol1eT. living
some 50 1T e.gLt mics asay, ia the dirsO-
u1u o. paubuTy.
EAriy tie next morning 4 party OF men SET
out Tor TIE lOue house n! the ~oOdL Bat
and Hstty. NhO EAs rrEly Johns
size. hal hed, aud tEev found oEly thu CORY
coTp-= Of The man BLl-.
E+ls only ob.ect IN sbdaeinE Rose had
Deeu, probably. - HettY had lns.uulteL. 70
make money. Whether he imposed % her
Mil = luoek maETlAzs or MADE her lawfully
his vile, lie Sas sure Of COMPRISING the
anne end Her father would BE NllinE 10
rausom her slth hAf hls fortune II Rsess-
sATy-
Philip fingered long in the vicinity q
Daubuy. aud hnAly bore AHay sttk him
Rose A. his BRIDE u l. veil: fOF lie l0Eag
should sNsr mate With The bravo
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"oh. I'm going over, too"
Il am glad OF that"
She looked quickly At him "Whyf" she
asked.
lone doesn't like to be wholly deserted
in such a solitude, lie answered. scarcely
knowing what reply 10 make.
True. Were you Roing far, may ! ask =
ITO DAnbGTy."
THAT il ten miles AWAY"
How provoking A. have money and
valuAbies with me. and this forest before
me bears no very good reputation, | be-
lieye.
she was silent for a minute OF two, and
sst with hsT face turned away from him.
Tie shGcows OF twilight we're gathering
purTle aud dim about those two while they
waited.
"My-my fathers house i near at hand.
o. the other eide OF the nyer, she said.
presently, You are welcome 10 renal
there tonight, If It suits your convenience,
or.
ITdid ,uit Philips convenience. Not that
the solitary ride through the lonely Wooi
seeu.eI soyery Formidable. Tor he travelled
vel armed. and feared no common AdyeT-
rsTy. But he scarcely wished TO pant with
HE charming guide 50 soon. Tie oEportu-
u,ty 10 cultivate her acquaintance was too
good 70 be lot
a" lou are very kind, be said. trembling
with pleasure. and l gladly avail myself
Of your Offer.
lie "a vain enough to imagine that she
looked pleased. AZ they preTGTei 10 cToss
tie bridge together. lie mustered the eou
age 70 ask the name Of his rural divinity,
"Eetiy WIss, Vas her soil, loS answsT,
And mine Il lh!Eg Vance.
She reached out one OF her plump little
hands. and lie eEspsi II warmly, feeling
somehow ~ # lie mast have EuoSn her a
long. long whils slIeGdy.
The woods LoS gTes denseT ana darker,
Philip could scarcely zee his EGy, bat be
followed closely after Hetty Atteg the
IpEs Il stout ten minutes they drew rein
.efoTc = quar- LIosn-iookIug building N
he middle Of a smal clearing.
TINS Is ny home sad Hettv. Let
vour horse rtLn5, sudit I'll D taEsR eaIs
It"
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A ON EARTH

AWIisthAt ooun''sss army Of mIrtyrs who's ranks
are constantly TrcI uitsd from the victim, OF nerV-
business aud nervous disease. The price OF III,
toou Is q -ystemGtie course Of Hostrtter's stomach
Bttsrs, the rD-si AMI most genial Of tome
nerunss pursued WlIh r-AsonGo!s persistence
Ease, p!eGsInisT and safer the 'hAn 20 sNAsh tas
TieruAIinE department Win pssuiO-Tonle,. a.oo-
nolic or the reverse, beef sIirAets, nerve foods,
narcotics. sedAtSes and pJ.s1ns u ti>Eals-
'IiTed Natures sweet r-storsT. bL!mJ sleep, q" IA
the providsntiAI recuperAnt Of wsak nerves and
this glorious franchise beng usually the cOus~
qlsaess OF ouni digestion aud increased ',goF,
the great EtomAebic Shtch iusaT-s both u ~ p
ductiNe also 81 reposs a. the required time. Not
unrsir-sA-1 ASAksns TIE IuGIVl4-GI ~hO uses o.,
but vigorous, ClsAEurAdeG and Tranquil lie the
Buffers also IN tsVsT and AgIe. thsImAttzu, KID
nsy ~tIoabIes. 1onst.pAtloH aud LIllolsness
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a NIGHT OF TERROR.
HOW Philip lance WOn q Wife after
Greut Peril.

Very much. Are you quite sure you did
not drop from the clouds ?" rubbing his
eyes TO be sure she Vas awake and cot
dreaming.
She laughed merrlly. {
quite. she answered. - think You
were too deeply perplexed over the question
OF crossing the nVer to observe my ap-
prosch.
mo doubt
The bridge has been carried away - =
fTeshet. Put there Is anoIher. lower doNn-
II you Wish. ~. MI convince you OF my
familiarity WITH the locAAIy 6y guiding you
there.
With all my heart.
By this M Philip Vance was slightly in
toXicated vith the girls beauty, as well a.
beWldered. lie would have followed her
through hooi OF hTv. II she had but led tue
way.
She turned her horses head, and began to
move fol ward 20 he left Tie young man
Kept close = heI heels They Kept on IN this
way for al least fifteen minrtes, Ind DUNG
TINS 4 not a word psssed between then.
Phiip va Kept buoy viii p.ckluG his way
over the Eround aud found no
opportunity IoF conversation With Lis Lovely
GUIDE
They bad been penetrating the sro~iL OF
shrubbery usually 10 be met with on the un-
cultivated bGuks Of a river. Presently they
emerged n a cleared place. where 3 rude
budze Of logs AMI ROACH planEs had been
thrown across the stream.
Here are. Esid the g.F!, o paaslng
for az Instant. lou see. yoa can eToss
Wlthou; TIE alEhtest difficulty
The Eoris Wsr. aycompSuled SIth . 1az-
ding Euils thzI quite took aEay Tie Ee
mAinitT OF Philips slnse-.
And you 2 be sid, sageEy.
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Philip Vance, . handsome young Ameri-
CAL, had ridden far hat day. just IS the
Sun VA going down in = flaming pyre OF
sstron and amber aud purplish tints. he
crew rein on the bank Of q roaring TlNeT'
lie bridge Was gone.
ATAnd him lay an almost unInhAbited
country, rugged, desolste aud Wild. Blu
hl-s trimmed the distant horizon. aud a
forest OF paIriLrchsl trees seemed 10 extend
toILe very base OF the fsr-oh purple heights,
Hours had elapsed since he had passed tie
!asI iaIm-Louse on tie road.
Curse the luck! he muItered. half
tuGr-y, and very much at 4 loss "NLaI
Am / 10 DO"
The ryer did not look 10 be forbade.
lie current ran strong and swift and deep
.lsI al that point Vance was noI coward
u any means, but he feared 10 Tlsk the
lAssage. His dEpple gray mare. too. drew
IAsG from the brink wlth an impatient
snort a. If she scented danger there.
What am | TO dos he repeated, IN
Giea'oT beSIiderment than ever.
he words had scarcely passed his Lps this
second time when-though be had heard 10
N-Iulng thud Of hoots-A young cir! SUD
ssh.y made LeT appearance Al hls side Oh
LoTseo2cs ike hlmse!f.
Would you ike 10 cross the river:' she
''AeL N 1loS, EinguIETIy sweet voice.
les, miss
ne Nas rude enough q turn and stare At
-s'. EeT abTupj appesFsues furnished I'm
'''l al eAeu,e, peFALPa. Mat Le saw vas
'fes1uEe iaiuuly bright and prerty. viIh
oi-sL Lar bic melting brown eyes, and a
NE H'TaHberTy-eOlOre4 mouth. she met
q" axe -4zs with > franz, cheerful SMILE,
L'otaG-y zoe are surprised - ~cuccHEitT
lem Dellgl:ke yourself N ia apparent
'S-taLs IEs sa.d
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AN IMPOSSIBLE IOWA MAID.
She Chose 10 wash Dishes instead
OF Worrying the Piano.

She Chose TO Wash Dishes instead
OF Worrying the Piano.
There is a story going the round Of the
press, saws the Chicago Herald, In regard
to an Iowa girl that ran away from home
because she was compelled TO practise at
the piano for FIVE hours q day.
Like thousands Of girls that are com
PEELED to torture the community, she
probably has no love for the piano and
saw that She lad no musical talent. Tn.
like the others. she had pluck enough to-
run away from hD me.
The suspicious part Of the story nNoui
this Iowa daInscl is the statement that
she preferred so help her mother with be
Homework. IL almost passes belief hat
"A glrl that prefers to htlp her mother
should have u mother that prefers that
her daughter slould worry the piano and
drive her uciEhblts to crime.
The thousands one might almost say
millions Of people that have been COM
yelled by piano strummeIs To give M
their pcvsi In church III order to give vent
to then feelings should hunt M the Iowa
girl aud place her beyond the possibility
Of want.
Let us hope that she is 70 I've the leader
of u whole army uf Eirls that viii take "A
firm stand i'll the cause 81 ~huluaDlty, with
the motto. - Give me Homework or | run
away
Should such IA movement he begun
future generations will rise up. call that
young woman blessed and uuild her q
monument. there is nc danger of such
a girl living u a life of uuwcdded bliss
unless she is as much opposed 10 men as
TO pianos,
There are 1900 young men living in
Chicago flats md clearinghouse ON
the lookout for jus, such a girl. A good
dinner is TO he desired even above muir
dered maste rpiec
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Coming Eventa

Picnic and Summer-night's festival Of NJ.
krausknpfs German-Americau Institute At
Washington Park. Si1ty-ninth street. East
River. tomorrow.
,outing OF the Washington Social Circle at
Point View Island, Sunday.
LNcprSion of Couu;y Tyrone ASSOCIATION
to fA!isade Grove. on the Hudson. sunday.
Excursion of the Jacob Rauschkolb So
ciety III ALL Of tie Benevolent Fund, 10 Syl-
van Beach, on the Kill Won kull, Sunday,