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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11
SHOT HIS SISTERS LOVER DEAD.
A Couple of Californians Fight a Duel
W ith Pistols

A Couple of Californians Fight Duel
W ith Pistols.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, March 10.-The par
ticulars of the killing Of William Tremmer
by Frank Coto at El Cajon, form seasa-
tional story. Tremmer had been courting
Coto's sister. but was objected to by her
relatives. Yesterday the young men met
and Coto forbade Tremmer to call on his
sister again. After quarrel they decided
off. Both began firing aud after few
shots Tremmer fell dead, while Coto re-
ceived severe wound in the arm and back.
He has been arrested to await the action of
the grand jury.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11
Editor Dana in the South.

A. Dana Of New York passed through this
city tonight in a private car, en- route for
birmingham, Ala, thence TO Brunswick,
Ga, and Florida points He is accom-
panied by Col. LIE Grand b. Cannon, vice
president of the Delaware and Hudson rail
road, and Chester Griswold of New York,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11
The Minneapolis Tribune eold.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. March 10.-A CON-
pany, headed by w. J. Murphy of Grand
Forks, n. D., to-day PURCHASED the
Minneapolis Tribune from Alden j. Bleth-
cen for 100000 It is stated that ex-
Senator Pierre Of North Dakota will take
the editorial management Of the paper.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11
Arnentina Finannas.

PARIS, March 10.--A dispatch from Bue--
nos Ayres says: THE bourse here has
favorably received the new loan, but it is
feared that unless fully subscribed here, Ii
will be necessary to have recourse to Eu-
rope for assistance
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11
An Anelo-French Row Tnded.

PARIS, March 10. The Temps says the
negotiations between France and England
on the Newfoundland question have resulted
In an agreement, which will be submitted to
the French and English parliaments at the
end of the week. The Chamber Of Deputies
passed the sugar bounties bill.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11
A BLAZE at BUFFALO.
Henry W. Burt's Five-story Business
Block in Ashgs.

Block in Ash2s.
BUFFALO, N. Y, March io.-Henry w.
Burts ive-story brick and iron building on
the corner of Court and Pearl streets was
totally burned to-day In a very brief time,
and other neighboring buildings damaged.
The total loss is S225, 900, nearly covered by
insurance. The building was occupied by
G. v. Formes a. Co., wholesale woolens
and trimmings, aud Schauroth & Woalers,
shoe dealers The building burned 50 rap
idly that little or nothing was saved, and
the firemen bad narrow escapes.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11
FELL e5 FEET AND DIED.
Horrible Fate of an Engineer Who
Was About co Retire.

HUNTINGTON, Pa. March 10.-While
stepping from his engine to the coping of
the bridge east of here, this morning,
Engineer James Hamilton Of Altoona
missed his footing and fell a distance of
sixty-dve feet upon the rocks below meet
ing with instant death. He was one Of the
Oldest engineers on the Pennsylvania rail-
road and was about TO retire from active
xvork
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11
Our Ministor to Japan dead.

WASHINGTON, March 10 Secretary
Blaine tonight received a cable message
from Toxic, Japan, announcing the death
there of United States Minister John F.
Swift, at Z o'clock to-night. He died sud
denly of heart disease.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11
plenty of pucks for Earrison.

BALTIMORE, March l0.--Reports from
Benjies, where the President Is bunting,
state that dacss OF all kinds abound and
the prospects are fine for good shooting.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11
Pool Rooma Can Rnn-

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 10.-This morn
Jog Judge Thompson decided that pool
rooms could not be closed as they were
doing a lawful business.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11
BISMARCK As A CANDIDATE.
Deputy Schaaf Said to Fave Actet
Without Authority.

"HnOub AObnOrlCY.
BERLIN, March 10.-The central exec
utive of the national liberal party au-
nounces that the Prussian deputy Schaaf,
who proposed to the local committee of the
Nineteenth Hanover division that Prince
Bismarck be selected to contest the by
election, acted without the authority Of the
executive In sodoing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11
RUSSIA AND THE JEWS.
The Severity OF the Laws Redoubled
in Vigor.

The Severity OF the Laws Redoubled
in Vigor.
LONDON, March l0.-Since the London
Mansion house meeting, which expressed
sympathy with the Hebrews and resulted in
sending through the lord mayor memorial
20 the czar which was returned unread, the
severity Of the anti-Jewish penal laws has
been redoubled in vigor, When the written
laws are inadequate arbitrary laws replace
them. Tbs commission appointed to deal
with the question was composed chiefly Of
Judoph0bes, and in view of the prosecutions
about 10000 Of tho poorest classes OF the
Jews have embraced Russian orthodoxy,
but the baptized Jews are subjected to the
same restrictions and disabilities as the
others.
INFLUENCE OF THE RoTHsCHILDs.
Sr. PETERSBURG, March 10.-The somi-
official NoUoe Vremyd has taken up the
hint that IL the Rothschilds espousA the
cause OF the Hebrews it means financial
pressure upon the Rus s,ian government, aud
publishes long, venqmcus article, stating
that the Rothschidst thenselyea have given
hostages to the Russian government, inso-
much that they now own practically all the
napbtha springs OF Baku, and have
arranged with the American STANDARD Oil
Com any to divide the markets OF the
world. The Novoe VreBlvd then says that
Russia would not fail, in the event OF fnan-
cial troubles, to give Roland for an
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11

LONDON, March IL, A. M.-Snow has
been falling the whole night and the storm
has taken a fresh start, but 10 milder form,
in the north of England and in
Scotland. In Dumfries the thermoni-
eter registers IL of frost In the
southwest of England a gale has been
blowing intermittingly during the last
twenty four hours. Business a5 Bristol is
suspended. Trains are snowel up in all
directions. The Duke Of Edinburgh, who
was going to Devonport to
resume his naval duties, was
unable TO travel beyond Taunton. The
blizzard rages with unabated fury at liver
ton, whore there are snow drifts twenty
feet high. All the continental mail5oats
were several hours late A Norwegian
bark took fire Ia the channel last night
while trying 10 light signals OF distress aazs
was destroyed There are 10000 czfsrs
Idle in Rhcndda valley in consequence Of
the storm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
co SkYCHAG.
w NIEMCZECH II

w NIEMCZECH maja
bye zaprowadzone talk nazwa-
ne koleje trzeciorzedne. Me
potrzebuja one kosztownego
nak}adu, lecz uzywac moga
drog, szosy i t, d. ina metr
lub troche wiece oszerokosci).
koleje trzeciorzedne z wqzkie.
mi torami, lokalne uliczne i
t. d., maja docierat do maj
odlegle jszych zakqtkow kraju,
ktcre ME NIGGA spodziewat
sic kolei drugorzednych. Me
beda ~wymagaly koleje takie
d%worcow, tylko potrzebowac
bedq szopy do sk}adania to-
warow i machin. Oberzysci i
kupcy mad drogaml beda mo-
gil wydawat bilety przyjmo-
wac i odstawiac towary. ko-
lei ia mQze zatrzymywac sic
wszedzie, gdzie jest COS do
przewiezienia, czy to So osoby
czy towary; kazda wies, kazdY
tolwark lub fabryka bedzie
przystankiem. Szybkosc 20 do
80 kilometr6w ma godzine
w~ystarczy. St6sownie do tego
maszyny bsda lekkie, a mie1s-
cami MONA koni uzy6 do
przewozu. Waznem jest to,
re kolej ia STAG bedzie W
pewnem puAkcie W %polqczeniu
Z ogolna siecia kolejcwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

jak plemie Wahehow, kt6re
Niemc6w pobi 40. To tez jedy.
ne szczescie, DO gdyby
Niemcy tamtejsi mieli ieszcze
raz W podobny spos6b W
sk6re dosta6, to by mole
odeszIa i'm chcec do dalszego
szerzenia swej ,,blogos}awio =.
nej" cywilizacyi. Gorzei jest
z misyami katolickieml w
glebi Afryxi, kt6re mianowi-
Gle Z powodu ostatnich zajsc
So W wiekszym niebezple.
czehstwa anizeli kiedykolwiek.
Prawdopodobnie nadejda w
tym wzgledzie wkrotce dok}a-
dnie jsze wiadomosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

R~ADYKAEOM i masonom
we Wfoszech ma dobre sic W
glowie przewraca. Urzadzifi 20
z, obch6d ma pamiatke tego
re pred 81 latv zagrabiIi Pa
plezowl Piusowl TX (dziewla-
temu) Rzym pc wo)nle franz
cuzkleJ. Deputacye raicow
mie)sklch rozmaltych stowa~
r1yszeh socyalistvcznycznych :
masohsklch udalysle pred nu.
rY miasta tam, gdzie 2o|nle-
RE krola w1osk,ego W murach
wyiom zrobili i z}ozYl1 WHENCE
2 dlug'emi wstegami.
Zaprawde warte to smlechu.
Papie& Plus TX miaf ma obro-
ne Rzymu wprawdzie wojsko,
a navel armaty, ale kazal
bronic miasta, tylko zeby
odwleczne prawo Pap'ezy do
Rzymu uwydatniG. 0 rleczy-
wistei obron'e mkt wow
Gas no prawde mysIeG ME
mogf, boo pr2ecle z kilku
pukavkam1, ktore Watykan
Mai ma waiach miasta, ME
mo&na sis by1o mlerzyc oS-
cessna armija wioska. A jed
max radykall wioscy zdobia
wylom W murach wiehcaml
ku w1asnemu posmiewisku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
RST W O
MA PIJAKOW,

Ma ca lem swiecie lest tvlko
iedno lekarstwo, DIR. Heinego
zlOty specyfik Or. Heines
Golden Speciikl.
Mo&e bye danem W fli&anoe
kawy Tub herbaty, bez wiedzy "a.
&ywajacego. a sprowAdza kuraoya
szybka, i trwafae,' zarowno czy pa.
event Jest umiarkowanym pijakiem,
ozy nafogowym opojem. Tysiaoe
opojow zostaio wyleczonvch o.
tym specyf " swojej
kawie bez ich wiedzy, q dgisia.
oni moga sic powstrzymad cd pa
lonych trunkow 2 wfasnej wolf.
Zay zwanie tego lekast~a ME w.
woiuje zadnego szkodl,wego skut-
ku. "a wytsczenie sic reczy. Zg&oa.
Gle sic pc cyrkularze bIiksss
szczeg6iy. Adresowa6 W zaufsnie
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co.
Ra Street. Cincinnati O.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
Ksiazki DO nabozed-
w

Dziecie do Boga........ ..........2o
Dziecie do Boga ze zfotemi brze.
kwiat aiowinnosci dla dzieci polls.
kich W Ameryce.
nKsiazeczka" do n~aboiehstwa ola
mtodzie4y, zfocone brzegi, zloco.
ny tytulik, potsk6rok Z tytuli-
KEN J6zefa Chociszews1lego1
Ia sams ksazeczka oprawna "
sk6rke z obrazkiem
Ia sama ,Ksia&ecska do naboteh-
silva ola m~todziezyy z okuciem
l acknowledgements. .v....1 ,25
Ia sauna oprawna W kosd sfoniowa,
albo W aksamit. rs
Ola dorosfych.
ANIob sTRoz oprawny W sk6rke
zfocone brzegl loo
A or Str6z, oprawny w
sk6rke, z}ocone brzegi, z okuciem,
zameczklem, z}otym tytuliklem
ANlOd oIROZ oprawny W KoS6
sfonlowa lub W aksamlt.. 800
zhOTY OHTARZYK, mocno o.
prawny ze zfoconym tytulikiem
WYBOREK opraw. W pf6tno so.4o
zfocone brzegi, skorka O.8O
okuc,em zameczkiem 100
- OHTARZYK POLSKI
ze zfoconemi brzegami LAO
Ee s%przaczka z okuciem 400
DUNN opraw. " skorke $50
." zfocone brzegi 1.7b
20 sprzaczka 800
o gr6dek D uchowny, ..
prawny W sk6rke, z}ocone brze-
81, z obrazkami ma okiadce,S glo-
conym tytulikiem a.. $3.50
Ia sama ksiazka z zameczkiem
i okueiem. .2.OO
w ianek Maryi, opr. "
sk6rke.
w ianek Maryi, z}ocony
tulik i z}ocone brzegi liz
W ianek Nary, ziocnne
brzegi, z zanleczkiem i okunsm
=
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

POLECA SIZE
SZANOWNEJ PUBLICZNOSC
"szystkim wiarusom Polonuseu
w.Ameryce
NOVA BSIEGARNIA
FL. D~ERDowsKIEGo
Winona, MINI.
Cor. End & Carimona.
Mona ~sprowadzi6 cd Dsrdow
ekicgo ka&da ksiazke polska, jaka
wegole ~istnieje " Ameryce, pfaeas
gotowka.
Poni&ej wymieniamy niskt6rs
ksia&ki, jake nasza ksiegarnia ma
ma sprzeda&:
Ksiazki szkolne tres
CT %naukoWel.
KATEHIZM ~RZYMsKO-KATO.
LlCKl tm"fy) .......... 8
moo" oprawie....:-~19
KATFHIZM RZYMsKO-R RATIO.
IlCK1 (wiqkszy) W moonej o.
prawl
DZIEJE STAREGO I NOWEGO
TESTAMENTU, " mocnej 0.
prawie (Drharbego).......4O
DZIEJE NARODU POLSKIEGO
~ELEMENTARz PoLsKI, J6zefa
Chociszewskiego..
POSREDNIK POLSKO AN.
GlELSKl - czyli ksia&ka do
nauki jezyka angielskiego IS
q b Or P iedni ola sak6t pol
skich W Ameryce, ufo&yi byiy ma,
4czyciel W Chicago Franciszek
Zabka
G p elska ufo&o.
ma przez Teodozege Sierocihskis.
go, p~r"fesora Jezyka polskiego ,
litcratury. Drukowana ola szk6l
polskich " Ameryce z wydania
trzynasteg~, W mocnej oprawie
.s...sssss.
G ! ementarz Ma{y czyli
Plerwsza Nauka CzYtania, Pisa.
hia Rachowania, przez w. Dy-
w mocnej oprawie.
HISTORIC STANUW ZJEDNO
CZONYCH.. .............75
ny OF u enowefy, powlest
moralna bardzo, w~zruszajaca re
staro&ytnych czasow.......30
ia sama W mocnei oprawlc re
zioconym t%ytuliklem. 60
3 oisstaw czyli Daisy Gag &c.
nowsfy; tiomaczenie przez ks
Osmahsk lego.
Ia sauna w mocnci Oprawie
....... .oO
Listown K Pols.n.Amerykah
XII. Podrocznik zaw'erajacy
Nauke pi-ania listo~ g2lowe
IVORY listow, W wszy,txicb rzy'
padkach syoia.... 100
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

o plemienm Wadyg6w w
Afrycc zaczynajqccm robiG
spiski prAeciw Niemcom
pisz9, re takowc ME jest tax
wojownicze i niebezpiecznc,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
L POWODU drozyzr

chleba EASILY podobno W
Zawierciu p%omledzy Czesto-
chowq a Sosnowicami nlepo-
koje. Lud przypuscii szturm do
SHADOW piekarskich, Dopiero
pc przywoIaniu do pomocy
wojska zaburzenia ustaly.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

do lozy i zasta}a tam dw6ch
redaktor6w gazety, kt6ra
g}ownie ma Niemcow ujada.
Me dali sic poczatkowo, ale
20 halasie musieli wy]sc z
teatru.
Ma tenn ME koniec. Emo
WHO sic kilku pustak6w i
zaczeli Z CORY rzucac iaJaml
zepsutemi, plamiac suknie
publicznosci siedzacej ma
krzesiach i ma lozach. Pc ca
lynn teatrze rozszed} sic niez-
nosny zaduch. w teatrach
francuskich znany jest ten
figiel. Vice i tn przygotwano
sic ma ma niego i ROLAND sill
ny pertum, kt6ry zaduch
usmierzy}. Prey plerwszem
przedstawieniu aresztoWano
pred teatrem $50 ha}asnikoW,
byli to prawie wy}acznie ull-
cznicy, miedzy ktoremi cze-
ladnicy Srzeznicy rel wod1il1.
PEWIEN UCZONY
Francuz napisal w jednej z
gazet francazkich bardzo zaj-
mujacy artyku}, kt6rym
wyraza swo1e zdziwienie mad
tenn, Re Francya talk sic zapa-
la teraz do Rosyi. Francuz
ten powiada. re st6sunki
pomiedzy Francya a Rosya
nigdy ME byly przyjaclelskle
/ re obecna przyjazh tez
znajduje sic ma bardzo ME
pewnej podstawie. w kohcu
swego artykulu wypow1ada
ow Francuz nastepuiace waz-
ne zdanie: ,Mozemy wszyst-
ko zapomnlet Rosyi, cosmy
zEego Cd niej doznali W
dawniejszych czasach, ale ME
mozemy jei pomimo to
PREDICT podat reki do 2gody
poki Rosya ME zmieni swego
postepowania wobec Polak6w.
Polacy pok}adali zawsze we
Francuzach nadzie)e; dlatego
tez Francuzi ME powinni sic
laczyc Z wrogami narodu
polskiego. Jezeli Rosya wy.
pe}ni wobec Polak6w akt
sprawiedliwosci i ludzkoSci,
w taklm razie bedziemy mo-
eli Z caIego serca zawo}ac:
Mech lyle Rosya.' Tymcza-
sem zas ,,Boze zbaw Pol
ske!"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

doswi"dcz ny Icknrz, poleca tle
Shn" owncI Polskoj PubIlczuosc,
Mics liza W kumicnIcy Morgan
Block [ro m ! 4 p przy drug G.
uIicy.- w WInone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
KROTKIE NOWINY.

KROTKIE NOWINY.
Dnia ~ go Maia r.. 1888
wysz|o g}6wnie "a staraniem
ksiecia Bismarka rozporzadze-
ME ola Alzacyl i Lotaryngii;
ma mocy kt6rego ME wolno
by}o mieszkahcom Frarcyi W
tych prowincyach be- pasz-
portu sic zatrzymywac. Roz-
porzadzenie to, kt6re Francu-
zom wiele krwi napsulo,
zosta}o teraz W g}0wnej
czescl milestone. Pisma frar-
cuzkle wyrazaja Z tego powc-
du wjelka radoSc,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22

- NIEDALEKO miasta
Neapolu 1--WE W}oszech J spad}
W okolicy TAXI grad, be ME
tylko zniwa zniszczy], ale
domy powywracal i byd}a
wlele pozabija}, a nawet lu-
dzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-10-22
POMIEDZY

POMIEDZY Anglia a
Rosya EASILY podobno jakies
) zatargi z nastepujacej przy-
czyny: Pewien Anglik pole
cha} w celach naukowych do
srodkowe] Azyi. Gdy podr6z-
mix ten chcia} sic udac do
gorskiej p]aszczyzny, kt6ra
nazywaja Ma}ym Pamirem,
Moskale zabronili mu wstepu
tam dotad, mowiac: Panic
bracie, tam dctad ME POI
dziesz, DO to nasze i my tam
panujemy. Zkad Moskale do
taklego rozumowania przycho-
dza. to Iatwo zrozumief, jesll
sic vie, re panowanle Moskall
siega dalego pc "a granlce
w}asciwej Rosy az do wiel-
kich obszar6w posiad}osci W
Azyi. Gdy jednak obej rzymy
sobie ma karcie jeograficznej,
gd7ie ten Pamir ley, to mu-
shiny przyznac, re Moskale
, troche "a nadto by sic chcleil
rozposcieraG. Coz to zreszta
Moskalom szkodzi, lie 6w An
glik, ), pragliwy" doswiad-
czeh i nowosci, zapuscll sic
W tax dalekie strony' No ale
Rosya i Anglia ciagle koty
dra &c SODA niby dwie "a
wistne baby, vice 0 byle co
to juz k}6tn1a SWAT taxi
wielki, a jednak ludziom jesz-
cze "a ma}y, kiedy sic WA
Jennie k}6ca O byle HAWAI-
ziemi nawet w najodlegle]-
szych stronach.
W PARYZU przedstawio-
no w teatrze pc raz drugl
niemiecka opere: ,,Lohen
grin" Chociaz to jest bardzo
piekny utw6r, to jednak ME
F. mlecki, a poniewaz Francuzi
Niemcow nienawidza, vice
= ztad t|umaczy sic ia okolicz-
nose, il pred teatrem zebra}y
sic funny ludu, ably przedsta-
wienlu przeszkadzaG. Policya
da}a sobic Z swistakami ulicz-
nyml jakos rade. w teatrze
samym poszlo gorzej. Pc
przedstawieniu drugiej czesci
powstal ]akis i'rancuz z
Z krzeset i krzyknqt ma dy'
rektora muzyki, lcby zagraI
marsylianke. Musiala &C
policya wyprowadzit, DO sic
ME chcial uspokoit. P6znie:
> FACIAL ktos W lozy gwizdae
ma caly CLOS. Policya wpadls
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

niuc1 r5ngrr. Evelyn; gooT night: uoou
night, Middleton. If it IL too early for
you to 80 to bed you will Gud n fire in
tine smoking room
| bade Evelyn good night and followed
Charles down the corridor. lie replaced
tic lamp with hand that was steady
enough now and went slowly across the
picture gallery. The way e. nay room
led me through It also, 1nvoluntHiiy /
stopped at the head Of th5 great carved
staircase which led into the hall, and
watched him going down, step by step,
with tagging tread. From the morning
room caiue the distant sound OF piano,
and mans voice singing 70 it, singing
softly. rs though no Nemesis were APP
proachinsi singing slowly, as il there
We're time enough eud to spare. But
Nelacai5 had reached The bottom of the
staircase; Nemesis win q heavy step
was going across tho elsut hAll--was
even now opening the door Of the morn.
ing room. The door was gently closed
again, and theu, in the middle OF bar,
the music stopped.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-05-15

Ey4l73 S0-lk 3,-to % G. air 0UG "oUc -cG her
tdat G-h h9I trembling hcru3
When Z cane down before diune- /
foand Ralph and Charles talking earn
eatly BY .he hall fire, Ralphs hand on
his brothers. shoulder
"You SEQ we are no further forward
tuGn we wora," he was saying
eve Ghal have Nar5ton back to-mor-
row" f.id Charles, us tho gong began to
sound. 1--WE cannot take any sep till
then. especially Il We don't want TO pat
our foct IN it, / have been raokir3 ny
brains all the afternoon without tho YES.
tigo Of resnlt, We must just hold our
hands foE tie moment"
Dinner was announced, and we waited
patiently for fow minutes aud imna-
tiently for q good many more, until
Gvalya hurried down, ayolosil.ng ior
being late, and with @ message from
Lady Mary that " were not to wait f.r
her. as sac was dining upstairs in her
oVrny00tn, g practice t. which she seemed
rather addicted.
"And where is Aurclia" asked Pal-a
's,ho is uoc coming down 10 o.ao.r
either old F,velva. "ebs h.,al-.G
lo2daobe aqof1. and "a lvin,, { ,-.o cno
csl-od me to tell Won fh.t 4l.5 ~yi-h.s.,.....
tioular,y 70 SEQ Won t,l5 evening p. .ro
is going away Tomorrow, ard If sle t.
WI e0o17h sbo win CON, -5--n IL, .r,o
1rs..ji!.g r5,5r2 nt9. ta.-.,ss,.. s..5 She
would come down qrvnow."
Afav T}e!,h's ro+,-r,1 er,.-.. 4--r...,,...
I'M his lady lovs had boon l.'iI, .t,l
he had l.tau ranratril,. o..--.. --..t
n,thfo, ,allcb wa. avis w.. ,v,... s. ~
dinner. ana o moro '.,r..,....,-a -..r.... i
porer rr,,al7ll.- }e.-,r r-..-r. a. ~ -
1casI- Of tl.a Ggv r.t~ot 5avo -,.., Gin
fo5 thus: Greal-g.,f lf...-J. i-r.....,
d,s-nc.lg, (or mona j,,r-,.... 5i-.4r .-i..
nat.ss tor most d;-pan. Yeor. 7..al,
vge 10 conversation. g--n ,-,,
withcat roinc yo.y dean (Which con-.
g.dcr IS not IN god t.-t.l. hera .r.e-
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'C1iV TWO, SIR. Ono OF che vCunCs
gentlemen from the rsctory and yo-rr4
lazy, who v'as very near latc, poor thing,
and all wet with snow. Ali there ane
ia st Nst" az the train ca1rs 10 sight,
aud be wont through the c5re!a1uy O.
ringing the beli. although We wero she
only travellers On the platform.
IL was only an hours run to Tar
borough, whore wo yr,a'e 10 ata tae uain
line
"What ere we TO DO now" said Charles,
as the ch.mneys Vi Marlborough hove in
sight, and tho train siacEoucL "Ten to
one T-a shall not be able 10 get on -
LOuQOui'
nor she eisA"rI said RaipA. Il shall
see her, I shali see byr hero"
There WAC au ar Of eSeceiacut about
tho whole ftatIon us we Drew up bcfo.e
the PLATFORM Grou,s OF railway on
Gals were c.Us.orcd together, talking
eagerly; the haroail5 were al lDoilD.
0uc Of the Tetlc-hluout room Goor, p.-
Gcomen were stationed here ana tne-a,
and outside the iron gat IS " tie station
a little crowd Of people w2o waiting;
in tie tGodGeu yellow snow p"eriAs
through tie bags.
We got oUs, and Charles Vcat up 10 q
respectable locking mlu in 0iGck, evil
doutiy Hn oE.Cial q some Consequence,
and aesed what was 500 mQt0en Tine
man inn rnel MIN that e7,ncial had
been sent down inc lie with woitu.A
to cle.r tle rails, and ia. - .5,mD,
with tie pas'en9 re IL tie III tat.1 g.
press, wa e2uaCv5s QS ans mO1LCiA
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got M beside him. The groom md
equeezed ourselves into the back seat.
could SEQ that I was only allowed &c
come on suGeran9e and that nt tho last
moment they would have been willing
to digpense with my prteence. Howev.
e., felt Tint I should never have for.
given myself if mad let them go alone
Charles wns not 81 and Ralph eovers
years younger. An exl1rrirnced man Of
30 to consult in case Of need might be Of
tho greatest assistance in an emergency
"Quiokeri" said Ralph; eve shall mis-,
the train
ono quicker if We mean 70 catch it,
said Charles. 81 allowed ten miuute'
extra for the SNOW We shall do it il
vo go quietly, but not II let him 60
Ap upset would cIinch tas matter"
We drove noiGeleasly through the Eret,i
gates, with their stone lions On either
SIDE, rampant in wreaLha Of SHOW, and
up TIE village street whore HE was
hardly stirring yet. The sun was RISING
Jorge and red q ball Of dull fro in this
heavy eky. 1t seemed to be rising on .
aead world.
Before us (only to be seen on my part
by crsuing grouud) stretched the long
white road. At intervals here &nd There
among the shroUded falis lay cottage!
half hidden by white network of trees
GROUPS of yellow sheep stood CLUSTERED
together under he13erJws, nOboules5 il
the low mist and ,aaSi0E 10 sound Z
lonely colt with tail eject, ran beside
-. e,