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Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
THE MARKETS.

csfcAso. ApsaI
Board sf Trade Tot N sesslsa tsdsy swias 70
slection.
BurrEs-creanery a4@5s: Dairy. isosse;
PS>klnx Stosk s1ise
PcuLraY-Lss Caieksas. uslIae par n !.
I've farksys. ei.e per 10. Live DuskA solse
per - Live Gesss. q. 49, ~ ger asx
Ous-W scaEsiE frine Waite 81. water
W aits, Sc; hichlSsa Prize White. s,se;
W .ter airs. i8ae. IRsszns Prins Waite.
s.e. Water Waite. Zoe Headlight ff5 tesi,
ssc. Gasoline. 81 aegA isei Il AsgA ~.
ks1aiha % aes's 7se.
LIsUoss-Dslillss spirits rslsA nfn ~ o. 10
per ga f0s saisasd ssosss
NEw YoRk. April T.
WHxAr-Unsettlsd. AoIAe ap MAJ. d isA
oitA. JuEA q u,s8iit,s; July, e-o04S3
Losk; August. sl.os Is 70 .oo1 ssptsassF.
q, os <Lo<h. December. el-oe~olesa; Nay
Css). slosAol0e
coss = Firm. ixe an quiet No Z no
fs5tc. steamer mixed. 7e% 377e
OAIs-QQief. armsr. Western. N1eoeL
PnovnIoss-Bssf moderately active. arn-
Ex,rs mesa uOo7.so. family, elo soolo 81
Pork weak. quiet New Mess. eia2t4ola 70;
old mess. IL yooia g, extra prime. oii.sO0laon
Lard ouiea steam rendered o6.0.
CLsvKLAxD. O., AprtiI
PerRoLEun-Essy. standard white. flo DEG,
test exc; - deg gasoline. sXe. - deg gsso-
lfns. i2c, e3 deg. naphthA eHa
Live Seock.
CHICAGO. Aprll T.
CArrL1-Markss moderately active Prices
50ioc higher on the better grsAeA Quotations
ranged ~ q. .O1as - for choice 70 fancy ship-
ping Steers; Sa75oa - for good 70 choice DO. !;
t3 7soA5o for common TO fair do - s5oA0 %
for butoAsss' Steers; q so0a q for StockeFs;
s3ooot 20 for Texans; oaSs03s0 for Feeders;
e3oo030 90 for Veal Calves
Ho9s-MArket active Best grades about So
lower. Sales ranged st g. +oGsdo for Pigs;
o. so0h 80 for light; Hsoo< % for rough pack
ing o. Ns0aa for mixed. and - s50aso for
heavy pAcx king and shipping lotA
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

NEw YosK. April 7.-Senator Ed
munds In a newspaper interview says
one Of the features of the present po-
liticsl outlook Is the Indication that tho
Farmers Alliance. by carrying certain
republican states, may throw the cleo
sion of president into the house Of rep
resentasives, which will result In the
choice of a democrat
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
sur Creuns Accepts.

wAsHrSeroS. April - Ex-Repre-
sentative Lorenzo Crounz. Of Nebraska.
has accepted the Office Of assistant see-
retary Of the treasury rendered him by
Secretary Foster. and viii be appointed
by the presiden. IN few days Mr.
Crouns will take The ofsce vacated by
Geo. Bateheiler. Of New York.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
Sealed Proposals.

tfftcl BOARD o. ftSi4c NoAA>
GRASD RkFIps. Mich. April .. issl.
Sealed PROPOSALS Mil be received AZ the
once OF the board until Saturday. April II,
1881. AZ 40 9. n.. for the Improvement of
Tenth street. from North Front street 10
Broadway street. according 20 the plans ana
sp~c q ca fions on fle ~ the oYee of the Board.
The Board reserves the right 20 REJECT Ahs
or all bids.
Each bidder shall deposit with his roposal
the sum OF $1,000 10 be forfeited 10 the city OF
Srand Rapids in case he shall fail 10 enter iuto
contract, In accordance with his proposal.
should his said proposal be accepted by the
Board OF Public Works
All proposals must be made upon blsnksthSt
will be furnished upon application ~ the once
OF the Board.
By order OF the Board.
JAMES y. DAVIS. President
ATTEST.
Fsrp A. lwAxrxr. Clerk. apr II
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BURNED TO DEATH.



PIAttsvilI. Cole.
PLArrsvrILE. Col, April IA sad ac-
eident occurred Monday night, result
ing in the death Of Myrtle and Lottie
Lumry. aged 8 and years. Both
children were busily engaged in starting
q fire in the kitchen stove and used coal
oil. The can exploded, setting fire To
both the little ones Lottie inhaled the
flames and was burned about the face
and body and died about 8 o'clock. Myr-
ties injuries extended from knees to
shoulders, and she suffered greatly till
about 8 o'clock, when she expired.
The baby. child Of 10 months,
was rescued from death by the pres
ence of mind of Myrtle, who snatched
il from the floor while she herself was
burning. and placed the baby between
the feather bed and straw tick, smoth-
ing the flames and saving the life of
her baby sister.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

MARssALLrowS. Ia. April THE
mortality from the measles is becoming
Q matter of alarm here. Several deaths
have occurred in The last two days. and
many ether eases are reported. some
critical In Some instances children havs
kn<> disease ths second time
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

WASHINGTON. April :. = Secretary
Foster astonished some of his friends
surplus in the treasury year from
now. and he intimated that the govern
mens deposits In national banks would
very soon be withdrawn. The net sur
plus in the treasury to-day is only sl2.-
Do0 900
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

rosras. ART : Th- rssea
snfE.isvsry saltstor snd tear~Fsses
refsrnaer. fs~s<ssa . fsoekiis Fstfs died
SATURDAY A. hss hoas~ . AaBafnssls.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

4 csr.ssus. o. April Col " q.
Tolfcrd. state elsin agent ss Washing
son. presented Gov Campbell ~ssh =
rovernmen. ehsrk for Ohis's share of
ere asrec. tsx fura. amounting - o.. &.
son. 90 Tolfortis commission sa the
A. So. eoa
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
LOCAL MARKETS.

6RArS-wheat, white, 81 90; red. tl.0o; corn. 72;
oats. SIC; rye 55c; bariev 81 COG 30 hundred.
FLOUR AND FKsD-Lily White. SEQ; Patent.
sal0 r hundred; corn meal. SIS y ton; feed.
s1s-5oc92sto . ton, middlings. EaoO; bran.
$500
MsArs-Pork. la5c; beef. 59Gls; veal. "a
Size; mutton, 7etsc lamb. 7esc; chickens. l2lse
lac: turkeys. l2lzci ducks. l09l2c; geese. LOG
l2c.
PRoDUcE-BItter. dairy. lsc; creamery. &c;
eggs. l21<c; potatoes. sta$l0o 2 bu; apples.
sl.v09 81 so p bu; beets. 30Ga5c = bu: onions ).
Sl.l5al ~ q bu; beans. hand picked. Sl.T5a2,oO
y bu; honey. lea lsc; maple sugar. l0c; |;
maple syrup. 55S90c r gal.
HIpEs AND TALLow - Green, 495c; part
cured. 411@5c; cured hides. &C; calf skins.
green. 56soc: calf skins. cured. 5@7c; tallow. 3
@4c; pelts. 60Gsl.50; dekin skins. l5.125c.
Woop-iStnch. dry, N.75td2.2S y cord; 2-foot,
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

C,ty Treseu-~.'s cHc~
orsre Rapios Nieh Hsrrf -. 1ssl
<ctire IL h>rets given that the sss>~srcert
yail tcf fbe ew,nsfrufficn ~ . sever n eve<-
rere street from J~f>rron s~enus fo Sgush
bfvfsson str><t In the cffs If Grand eapfcs q
ns~ IN nv hands snc that VII f>r<srs pay
meet ysfe<~or fer TIE p<rsc< ~ ss>rtr ee7s
tran tie dsf> Ef the ore, q fhs CTS Treas
nr<ss CIV HalA GEORGE x FtERY.
ar - fHfx f~e<<g~es
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

TIE ar~nsI nesting of the esocs hsseevs -
trs tf~&rerf are dt~>~tts-< ~ shs ernuc Fsr-
n&re - -s,Ee rc~upsns - fssts~s 81 Le9yH<f
hes. n rne rits ~ eFza1 Bsrsfe stste -
Nsfsixsn. o. Is->as. Nay s fsss ~ r eiask
yeHs Z NooEE ssrrasr,.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

81 Arsrsfrss. ftz ArFti f~-'fAe
60 srrkz esssht afs Tbus~tsY ssafss
fGg sasi - ness ~ess sssss 80 tssas
TIE lsss e ever fsa.ge4.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

rffs Treasuye.'s r6ce.
eYape Fapits Meet. March -. is97.
Notice fs hereby given tbst the s-sssxneus
rcn for TIE opening are widening ~ fhsrs><
street frem Nea3thy avenue 20 Logan sfr-~f.
IA the e1,y Of eznod Rapids. II rev ln nv
haste srt that VII receive payment thereon
f.r The period ~ s~rrt~ eavt fron fhis esse.
~ the once sf the CITY Treasurer, Cits Hail
tEoEGF y FIERY
arr Is Cifr Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
WANTED---AT ONCE!

To BuY-A house and LOT, $50 90 slepa In
north part OF city; 600 down. month
ly PAYMENTS
TO BUY-A house aud lot cheap. IN east pert
OF city: not 20 exceed tlgs.
To EyCHk<GE-Hanse modern. on Madi-
son ave-. worth 500. for residence
lot ard difference
TO ExCH HsNsF-Nacau lots. oaktsle for
houee and lot. not 10 exceed siSsl.
TO ExCHtSGE-kaca lot for food read
horse
TO INVEST-seme money In good productive
real estate on east side.
TO sELI-vscsni io,. east end chsrryst. At
bargain.
TO REST~we hsve a number Of good tenant.
who want rooms for itght house
keep ng; centrally located
OWEN 4 oWtN-Reorn a. Tower bieet.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

pRoBATE 0hDER--stsfe of Michigan. Coun-
u ~ 81 Kent. So Al q session Of the Probate
Court for said County Of Kent. hid ~ the Pro
bate once, in the city Of Grand Rapids. on the
eight huadred and ninety oae.
Present. Cyrus y. Perkins Judge of Probate.
la the matter Of the estate Of
JENNIE HoCsEMAN. decreased.
An instrument in writing. urporttng To be
the last viii ana Testament Of said decreased.
having been fied In this eouff fof probate
II 10 ordered. that Friday. the 1tfh ass ~
Aprii. lsi. ~ ten o'clock IN the lore
proving said instrument
Ana IL " further ordered. that copy of this
order he rafhi shed three successive weeks pre-
yioBs 20 sasd asy oi hearing. IN The 1elesrsm-
Herald. q daily newspaper printed sBo circu.
lsfine in ssi6 County of Kent.
- cfRps + pERhIkS
Apolrs E' M..ss. Register. wea apr IS
pRoBATE ORDER state Of Michigan. coup-
L ty Of Kent. -. At session of the rrohsis
court for said County II Kent. held at the
Probate once. IN the City Of Grand Rapids. os
the 2.th dag 81 March. IN the year one
Present srrus u Perkins Judge Of Proesss
In the matter of fhe estate of
NARY A CHAFFEE. deceaeef-
An instrument 10 writing, pufpoftihe fe y
b., hs,ss me- BEEN ~ s ,s sh's esa Il ,si T pressi.
Ii - ordered. that Friday. thee3ztt day
Aprsl, 1921. NJ ~ o'cioek IN the forenoon. q
said Probate essc>. b. appointed fof previn
And II is further ordered. that COPY of thi
order bt published three successive w-fks pre-
stoHs 20 said day Of hearing. in the 1sLsetss
HErstf. dsfff newspaper printed tna ctrcb
''''es sE 'sf efTasi sFfkis Il s.Ra saas. Of rros..
= .sasss 'sas s'R'l & n.ss-. Register. we'd apr u
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
WHAT PEOPLE Want

Twelve words will usually make ltnes; thfr-
teen and not 40 exceed ~ snty words three lines.
and the larger advertisements the average
IN seven words 10 line. There 4. but one
price, that |. quoted in Ghe table here with
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

fafy rfsfkr o9-~
ssssas ssesss Nsea Nara 81. i~d
se3sre = t~f<ts ssfts tast the sss~s<nsrf
sAst - - esasffheftes ~ -s~es r rbsk
see s4ss~f sfas eahAfa sseHes - Eiskefr
sepesa - fke ffff II @r.se Esfta<. - Hn~
- es tsnas so fhss go re>~frr rsvrset
sasfzes ~ sts Eafiea - s<sffs esvs feu
eEaRssF 2 ftRGy.
as - ssss ffszs1ex
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
uossy TO loan % esss property


so>Bs foa saIF
rtss sfii - Fe-sfyea ~ sAe ssasssss so
eaffl NsF fE3t - ! etHft r "a. "a the
- ess fzfe = fstefesf - tktst4 ave huss Fsa
asisafs ~sFsk a rs~zs4 44fF snnSs ssfef
~&sss sxse astssai s4zskfS ese kaRafea aatfass
Aa.. iss 1R1 eys taa aFea 8 1s4.s sassassts
fhfs14sf4s fsfefssf Yas ss84 ssass asassa -
bsa4k astes Ma A. tssl
HfsRf Y Ns1tsxff
tfifsss tletk. lsAs4a t5tfs Mia.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
TO BUILDERS

Sealed proposals via be received unfil April
Is. ~ noon. for the erection II the following
buildings. on the Kent county fsir grounds;
Art and mar usacturers hal. pomoiu g CA hat.
agricultural hall. c6rriase hall poultry hatl.
horse exhibition buildings. i've eAhspltf n
buildings for cattle. sheep and swine. acc"fa
lug 10 plans and specifications nov on nie ~
the secretarye oflce. room q. Porter block.
Grand Rapids. Mich. buildings TO be compiei-
ed By August j. ls1-
10 order 10 secure competition We are viii
ing TO make liberal advances 10 reliable bulio-
ers 20 assist in purchasing material. Terms
viii he made knsvn by the secretary. repsr-
ate bids will be required for esch building.
The Board of ptfx tors reserve the flghi TO
JAMES cox. Secretary
march =. 1871. ap
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE

DADCLIFF a HoLT-Reliahie upnoisi erers
~ ~ III south Els sion-sf. have the isrzest
vans employ the most competent men snd
will give ysu regular rates. ehethfr voa ssx
for them ssr not hy 'phoning Se.sa or go after
business hours
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
IN THE COUNTRY

IN THE COUNTRY.
Abraham Schantz to Chas l. Barrell.
swi SEA Of sec IS. Gaines. es.....................
Robert hilton TO Peter johnson. nwl4
nwt. of sec l3. Sparta.............. ............
W Y Chester TO Norton Fitch. pit ma
swl4 of sec II. Sparta-........-. ......--...
Marvin f Lapham To Marietta f Brieh-
trail. pit wa sea of sec 81. Grand Rap
Lawson A Paine TO Willard Barnhart,
81 sci of sec 81. Sparta
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

This list Is furnished BY Tuttle Bros. real
estate dealers. Pearl-st.. over Arcade Tele-
phone No. l2oSl
IN THE CITY.
Anna l. Kimbail TO Vim. X. Foster and
wife. n As II IL 5. blk 2. Mills add. 500
ave ;" 60. OaoA ' - anu $500
Martha A Foster To Anna kimball. IL
10. Gilberts sub. ~ II front W side
Center 81. l72 II n Of Mcdowell ST.. 90
Ellen Reen TO Katharine Brewer, IL ii.
Reens add. 81 II front side Hall st.
e OF Grandville avc...-.....--....-....--:... 5u
Mary A Brungarfner TO August W
Mohnke. s. IS II Iot9. Pettibone x Cos
sub. 2oxst II on ne cor Fremont and
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
TOR sALE-MIscELLASEoUS


TOR sALE-MIsCELLANE0US
TOR SALE-Large pair work horses. cheap.
\ Inquire room "A. New Houseman Tx. lVa
MUST RE SoLD-owner moves next week
VA good house and barn; corner lot 5exis2.
AIS s. Union st. etif
20 To sELLECk 4 ANDRE. is south DIvi-
~ sion-st. opposite VINEGAR block. when
you want tn buy or sell second hand furniture.
stoves and other household goods 122-s1
EoR SALE-Chezp. IS horse power boiler and
Il engine. nearly new. With furnace. setting.
etc. complete. Inquire OF H. c. TnviEg; phone
ll7. f15tf
MONEY TO Loan.
MONEY TO LoAN-By the ". s. Building
iu and Loan Association. Gerald Fitzgerald,
Sec. "a West Bridge-st fal
B0ARDIEG.
COOP day board At IS Foun,ais-st-. corner
" Rostvick. g
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"H E
- y 80 y ~
Tap- ,..
teen and not 10 exceed 4
n
price, that Ia quoted
:
"a 40 80 80 81 A5 30 I SO
- 80 so So As So % %
90 50 40 80 90 20 80 %
ss ss SIS es IS s1ilo sss
. IS 50 6S ss Gil l4 SO 90
10 3s IS as % "A ISL 3zlI SO & 90
-@-=-- -
LOST.
~~-~->>~~-~~-~-~>>~--~~-
- white breast and white front feet. hind
S.lss sIv oiippsa. finoet SSh - La oo.~-ss ~,
-----------
HELP WAhTED-AALE
- -----,-~----~--------->
vUAyrPDA ,o,,y nan ,,,a a. sooa =,
r.r, ~ Gs.aH .n,Ss rss - ,sess A. Svaa n
-S'~' 'NAsi~''"s S'ASs' " ~'Sa -
VVyAyTFn-T.n srx, -c,s., n.cn,nist.. visa
harnS ,,sf.r,ss ano,y - me- Persins
- ~ : -o"e.. -
W. yTrn rxna,l.nn.a ..,s.u.n q, cloth
w in. shoss "a a. ronds. s,e, ,dx wore
"a. .ss.s. n,sn Sss.Ss nsaasis Ma
-, 49,, Ny man. H"uie'' 11e~' a.,
WA vTpn-N.r s.t.rv "a exc.n.es. psr-
n..ao, nS.c. .nn,v ~, go Rravn
R-o. o. Vnrpr.r.ns a. q So 5t~ I'm
D.os- eo'' e ise, ,nAen, oN.Nase -" -.
Wy. ~rrn run o. ,nr.. ..<,s ,,ao % ,acr.
eitv trsae: Local and sraSsIine slos ana rx.
pensrs mr. mo,th 10 ths rishf man Applv
Quick stattny aye I. T. Nav q Co Nursrry
ln3
WANTED-Immediattly by Hosken Maun-
der and James Gurus. Is nrst class brick
ler hour. ABLY at Job. Tripod aad lisseli
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

LOST.
I 0Sr-A black Newfoundland dog. with
~ white breast and white front feet. hind
parts are clipped. Finder call At Ia Gold-st.
and receive reward. 70
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
SITUATIONS wAETED-MALE.

WANTED-Position as stem ographer by a
w young man havin. a years experience;
owns new machine and does frst wprh
can give reference. Address "steno.rapher."
IL Oakes-st. e7tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

WANTED-Position as private stenographer;
w Will furnish own typewriter; have had
experience In railroad once Address c.. box
4, this ONCE. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
wANTED-AGEHTS.
WANrED-TO RENT.

NANTEp-Housr Of Is to ~ rooms suitshle
W for boarding house and want 70 sell q lot
ef household goods. Inquire at Charters
House. - Ioaisst. os
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

t(AAfff4@ tssss sssas sasa - ssse ~ 80
w See saat 3e .sa a. eile tkss- - faas
81 gszss ssIe II elefisss = Ntssek@f Asas =
ssass. S@se nssFssskssess ca "
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
FOR RENT-ROOMs.

TOR RENT-Three furnished rooms for
housekeeping. on the ground floor also
sleeping rooms at 2l2 Bartlett-st.. opposite S.
DivisioD-St. school. ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

TOR RENT-A house completely furnished.
or will rent two large rooms with or with
out board. Isl Chery-st.; call between 5 and
d. m. -
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR kENT-A house on corner Bridge aud
IL Lafayette ST.. 8 10 ms. &C ar aud closets
$40 per mouth. Ingui.e at llz Bartlettst. op
posite s. Div. sion ST. school. II
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
HELP WAHrED-MALE

WASTED--A young man who Is good at
w drawing. must show samples Of work.
Call AZ Grand Rapids Engraving once. sy Lyon
81. "
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-11-12

$50 far, she answered. smiling also,
ST think you have only found bullet in
the shoulder. But something more may
come-si Dios quiere, as we say"
You don't known he said impul-
sively. 1T is worth dozen bullets in
the shoulder to be sitting here now.
Everything is so perfect-lilze your Mex
lean days-it makes one feel for the first
time what it is to livei But there comes
Don Maurizio. And. by the bye, we have
forgotten about the target practice.
Shall we not try it? Yonder is a water
fowl on the beach. Let me see you
knock it over"
no she answered. as she drew out
her pretty. toylike weapon, II have
never yet killed a living creature, and
could not bear to do it, There is some
thing terrible in the thought of extin-
gushing the spark of life, the very
breath of God, which all the powers of
earth cannot restore. But just beyond
the bird is a scarlet cactus bloom. will
strike that
She raised the pistol, and without
seeming to aim fired The hills gave
back the sharp report in multiplied
echoes: and, as the startled bird flew
away, Derwent saw the blossom hanging
broken The bullet had cut its stem.
''Dona Zarifa is wonderful shot" he
said, showing the flower to Don Maurizio
when the latter came up. Il am glad
that she was not the person who aimed
at me. l am afraid | should not have
got off so easily.
"She has an unerring eye and hand
that never varies" her father answered
''Many time she has beaten me at tar
get practice Her training has been in
some respects more that of boy than
girl. But am certain that every wom-
an should understand the use of fire.
arms"
There can be no doubt of it," said
Derwent. as he fastened the crimson
cactus blossom on his coat.
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e-ENTRAL VERMONT RAILROAD
Corrected to Oct. 4, 1891.
GOING SOUTH

Trains leave RANDOLPH as follows
800 = m, Night Express from Ogdensburg. Mon
treal md the west for Boston, Lowell and all
New England points. Sleepingearsfor Bos-
ton via. LOWELL also for Springfield drums daily
Sundays included Montreal to Boston via
Lowell.
IO,e3a M, Mailfrom st. Adams and Burlington for
BOSTON. via Lowell and Fitchburg. for all
points In New England.
lab IN, Limited Express. from Ogdensburg Mon
treal and the west, for Concord, Manchester
Nashua, Lowell. Boston; and New York. via
Springfield
tic pm. Passenger for whiteRiver Junction and
Windsor.
GOING NORTH:
SEQ m. Night Express, from Boston and New
York for Montreal, 0gdensburg and the west
Sleeping TO Montreal runs daily Sundays
inclndeC. Boston to Montreal via Lowell.
SIC q. m. Passenger for Rutland. Burlington 81.
Adams, Richford and Rouses Point.
sos pm, Mail Train from BostonlW orcester,
Springfield. New London. and New York. for
Burlington, st, Albans. o gdensburg, Montreal,
and the west. Drawing room car 20 Montreal.
$40 o m, Fast Express, from Boston for
Montreal and West. Pullman Palace sleep
ing car attached running through to ChiAago
Throaeh tickets for Chicago. and the west for sale
TAI theprincipalststions.
g. c. Smith, Second Vice Pres.
S. w. Cummings, Gen. Pas. Agt'
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/ derlng horror, such az he had never be-
fore even imagined, that but for the
strangely fortunate chance-or was it
the mercy of heaven:-that had brought
Dona Zarifa upon the scene ut the crit
ical moment, he himself would now lie
lying with his life blood yelling ont and
his eyes closed forever to the things of
earth.
The man must be indeed insepsible
who, having rs it We're, felt the very
breath of death upon his cheek. is not
thrilled by the toucho of that great and ter
rible mystery Nor was tie thrill les
sened by thinking of the hand that saved
him, the gentlewoman's hand that had
never before taken even the life of 8
bird, but that had not faltered in strik
ing the murderer down. What fire Of
fierce Indignation had been III the dark
eyes when he met them frstl 1t was
like the deadly flash of sword from its
sheath. He found himself recalling it
with such sense of conflicting emotion
that it was well for him that the sound
of quickly approaching steps tore his
mind from the subject. Padre Francisco
had been met by Dona Zarifa before she
had gone far, and he hurried on at once
to join Derwent. while she proceeded
quickly to the hospital and. in less time
than they dared hope, several men bear
ing litter made their appearance
With the practieed skill Of one accus-
toned to such work. the padre bandaged
the wound. and the man was placed on
the litter just as Zarifa once more APP
peared.
The doctor win be at the hospital by
the time you get there, she said. do
you think, padre mic. that
He will livesr the priest said. con-
Guiding her faltering sentence. Il can
not tell. He is still insensible. but be-
lieve he will recover consciousness soon.
and | shall stay beside him Go home
now, my child. This has been a great
shock to you. Go.
But Dona Zarifa shook her head.
and Derwent saw by her pallor and the
expression of her face how much she
was suffering. Il will go to the hospi
tall she said II can render assistance
there
"None," said the padre gently, but
firmly. You must 90 70 the casa.
If Don Maurizio has returned send him
TO us, but you can do nothing. Fake
Senior Derwent with you
"No." said Derwent, ''ny place is GER
tainly here to help you with your bur
den. But Dona Zarifa must go. 1t is
too painful sight for her
Nothing is too painful when one can
do anything to help" she said. But if
there is nothing
She cast one more glance NJ the man
ON the litter, shuddered and turned
away. Derwent followed her with his
eyes and with his heart, but an intuition
told him that it was best TO leave her
alone, even if there had not been work
for him to do. 1t was slow and difficult
work conveying the wounded man to the
hospital, where Our Lady Of Guadalupe
stood above the doorway. as if to well
come all who came. and where lie was
laid down ON white bed-the most wild,
gaunt, bloody object that had ever come
within those quiet walls.