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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
RED LIONS WHIPPED
In Both Games at Wellsburg-Neeves'
Wonderful Strike-Uut Record.

In Both Games at Wellsburg-Neeves
Wonderful Strike-Uut Record.
spsciaI Telegram TO the Sunday Register.
WELLsBURG, July 4.-Thc morning game
between the Red Lions, OF Wheeling and
the Wellsburg Grays was well attended.
Davis and Miller were the battery for tho
Red Lions, while Ncevcs and Feeters oc-
cupied the points for Wellsburg In the
afternoon Welsburg tried Williams in the
box. but he retired before the first inning
was finished, and Neves finished the game
In spite of having pitched en- Friday after
noon and in the morning, he proved in
yincible, and only three scratch hits were
made off his delivery. Ia the three games
he was batted for i3 hits, struck out "a
men. and not single run was earned of
his delivery. This is surely remarkable
record.
Following is the score OF the morning
pame: Wellsburg 9, Red Lion 8; hits,
Wellsburg 10, Red Lion 4; errors, Wells
burg |. Red Lion 3; two-base nit, Glasso;
three-base hit, Daniels; double plays, Mil
Ter and Gray, English, Meyers and Glasso;
struck out, bv Neeves IL, by Davis z.
The score OF the afternoon game was:
Wellsburg 10, Red Lion 4; hits, IL and );
errsrs, and g.; struck out, by Neeves II,
by Henry 8; double plays, MCGEE, Davis
and Gray (2); Feeters and Meyers; three
base hit, Feeters; two base hit, Daniels.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
LAST OF Ex-VICE PRESIDENTS.
Hannibal Bamlin. Quaint Figure In
American History, Dies Suddenly.


BANGOR. MR., July 4-Ex-vice- Presi-
dent Hannibal HamlIn died to-nightat S;l5
o'clock. He was down town this afternoon
and went to the Tarratine Club rooms
where he was playing pedro, when his head
fell forward on his chest A gentleman re-
marked:
The Senator seems to feel badly.n
Mr.. Hamlin said: II do.r
The men gathered around him and he
was taken to lounge. Dr. Robinson, who
was in the next room attended him, and
afterward Drs. Mason and Phillips were
called. No pulse were visible for an hour,
and it was thought they could not bring
him out Finally he revived somewhat
and managed 10 articulate freely. The doc
tors worked over him faithfully and his
family was sent for Soon Mrs. Hamlin,
his son and his wife and other members
OF his family were at his side. Ali was
done FOR him in human power, but failed,
and he passed away peacefully ats;l5 p. N.
He leaves widow and two sons, General
Chas. Hamlin, q lawyer Of Ellsworth and
Frank Hamlin, now living in Chicago Mr..
Hamlin has been perccptibiy failing for a
year, but seemed About SIS usual this after
noon and walked down town. Mr.. Hamliu
was elected rioe-Prcsident with Lincoln
in 1860.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
head was injured. When woke up it was
bleeding and | went to the depot.

head was injured. When l WOKE up IL was
bleeding and went TO the depot.
The next witness called was the tramp
and the only person who saw the two trains
come together. He gave his name as donn
Harrington, and his home as Lawrence,
Mass. and said; was on tall enc OF n o. ..
Got OF at Ravenna and was at rear OF train
80 feet from track at collision; it was nine
to twelve minutes after No. S stopped al
the depot before she struck Heard
freight give sbrill whistle two or three
minutes after No. stopped, and before
the fiaeman started up the track. stopped
short time at the rear of last car and then
went up track about 80 feet and stopped
six to eight minutes; next thing saw was
the glare of the freight head light
and then tho fcgman started toward
it swinging his lantern; could see the IRE
fly from the freight engine drivers. Be
lieve | was the only one who saw the
crash. The wreck took fire almost I'M
mddiately. Saw FIVE or six bodies piled
up On top of freight engines, where smoke
stack ought to be. Two bodies were IN
the boiler heard some one / thought TO
be trainman call ont before the collision,
'for Gods sake pull out; they are into
us.n He ran Is or % car lengths toward
freight when he signaled it. The woman
and Child are possibly nurse girl and BABY
of Ignatus Kugri, Of Cincinnati, whe went
east
This same tramp claimed to the reporter
that the woman died in his arms, and that
he tried 10 FREQ her, Dut had TO leave on
account Of the intense heat He is typi-
cal tramp, and had evidently seen better
days, and showed his better nature by do
ing all he could TO help cara for the dying
and rescus the injured. He was stealing a
ride, and was arrested and held as wit
ness.
At the conclusion of his testimony the
coroner adjourned the inquest until Mon
day morning ct 10 o'clock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
Governor Campbell Endorsed-A COUNTY
Ticket Nominated.

Ticket Nominated.
Special 76tsorc7a 70 the sur ldy Register.
STEUBENvILLE, July 4-The Democrats
of Jefferson county met in Convention at
the Court House this afternoon, and effect
ed temporary and permanent oraai;za-
ton by the selection of H. H. McFaddon
for chairman and O.. J. Beard, Esq, for
secretary.
Resolutions were adopted heartily con-
graduating James K. Campbell on the
clean ana successful administration he has
he'd as Governor, and pledging the vote Of
the delegates from Jefferson county 20 the
State Convention 10 him Iutil such time as
his denomination shall have been secured.
The resolutions also declared in favor OF
fair trade and eQuitsole taxation aud de-
nounced high protective tariff and tax
extorticn. They denounced the last billion
congress, for its wasteful expenditure Of
the peoples money, and the high handed
proceedings adopted to accomplish its
ends.
The following ticket for the ~ srious
county Offices 70 bt fialcd: HepreseifvsN y
Dr.. W. J. O'Conpeli, Of Mingo; Sheriff
e. p. Mcconnell, of Steubenvile; Treas
urer Robert NJ. Trancy, of Toronto: Com
missioner, John Yocum, of Island Creek;
Coroner, w. s. Clifton, of Steubenville;
Infirmary Director, Cornwell Bucey, Of
New Alexandria.
The following delegates and alternates
to the State Convention were selected:
Delegates, George w McCook, ]. F.. S.
Trainer, H. H. McFadden, DR.. j. ". Cox
Inns. James W. Stephenson; alteruatcs
j. +. MITCHELL Andrew Roe, John Branna-
gan, G.. w. Ault, J. Lawrence.
Delegates to the Judicial and Senatorial
Conventions were also invited.
AS final wind-up the convention reit-
Grated its declaration made by adopting
the resolutions earlier in the day by unani-
mously adopting a resolution instructing
the delegates to the State Convention TO
vote for and use all their endeavors to
secure the denomination of James E.
Campbell for Governor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
The League Standing.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
Boston, Washington and Baltimore Take
Two Ganes-st, Louis and Athletics
Break Even

Break Even.
Bo.noN. July 4.-Boston won the morn
game in the ershtn inning. Score: Bos
ton, =; Columbus, :. Errors, and 3;
hits, 13 and 8: earned, 2astan 8; pitchers,
O'Brien and kncll
Afternoon gnme-Boston won easily.
Boston, 10; Columbus. 2. Errors, 4 ,,,d /
hits, Is and 8, earned, Boston Z; pitches.
Uaddock and Doan: umpire, Kerins.
WAsnINeToS, D. c.. July At took ten
innings to decide tho morning game.
score: Washington, 5; Louisville, 4:
earned run, Washington, l. errors, 6 and
/ hits each; pitchers Foreman and FItz-
gerald.
The same club won the afternoon game
Score: Washington, 8; Louisville, =;
errors, 2 and 8: hits, and Z: earned, l
each; pitchers, Fresnan ss end Fitzseraid'
BALTIMORE, July 4-Morning game
Score: Cincinnati, {; Baltimore, ~; hits,
l2 and 10; errors, 6 each; pitchers, Crane
and McMahon.
The Cincinnati aggregation suffered an
other defeat this afternoon. Score: Balti-
more, 9; Cincinnati, 2; hits, 10 and 8; er-
rors, 5 and A. pitchers, Bakely and Crane;
earned, each; umpire, Ferguson.
PnILADELPHIA, PA, July 4.-The St
Louis Browns won the morning game oy
punching hits. Score: Athletics 3. ST
Louis 8; earucd, each; pitchers, Cham
bsrlain and Stivetts.
The Athletics won the afternoon game.
Score: Athletics u. st. Louis g.; hits, Is
and 5; errors, and 2; pitchers, Weyhlng
and Griffith; earned, Athletic o; umpire,
Jones.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

The Auditing COMMITTEES IT Work 0ettisG
Matters IN shape for the ConvensloL.
Special TSl<crdn % th< sssdos R<pa~.
STErBExvnLE, July 4.-The Auditing
COMMITTEES Of tho American Flints arc
hard at work in the judges room at the
iucge'srd6m = The Court House, examin-
ing reports I'D accounfs In order To have
their report <46y for tho conveofion
which meol4 Nond9y, sfterthe Tie de.rsr,.
stratton- 4z1 coun)ttee cou1isIs ~ -fha
loliouinG u9uber,; Rokcrk p<ksr;
Wbee!rG ~. Va, c6air111S -, euss t p :
Downf8 RhI]6d de31ki1. Seer I. ''3'i;us S9;,,s<{
Ovcrepd, Hrookl u; q n ;S<'.e :, yrnr'.'' r'.s.a
wiiil,ss WI y ~ - = FIIsssss< zs a P'''ysass'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
Fatal Accident at Chicago.

! CHcAGo, July 4.-Early this morning
Chicago and Northwestern train crashed
into heavily losded street car at the
crossing on West.Madison street. An un-
known man was frightfully crushed. and
died after removal TO the county hospital.
Two others. H. JackUlan ard Patrick Mar
tin, received probably fatal injuries. Four
others are less seriously hurt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
Martinsburg Takes Both Games.
...,,, T.I<c~rv, "a fB< jS,fnsfnv R<onsf<r

MARrISsBURG, w. VA, July 1.-TWO
games of ball played in this city to-day
between the Frederick. Md. aud the Acme
Clubs of this city resulted In victory for
and 9 to 0. Winning batteries, McGains,
pitcher, and Trafly
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
SPORTS AT cLAnKsBUHo.
some Good Racing-One Horse Bolts thu
Track and Runs Away.
c~.<<{nI T<f<1rc,u In fh< Sund0D R<1<sf<y

some Good Kacing-bne Horse Boits the
Track and Runs Away.
spect1I 7sis7rcsn 10 ne Sunday R<gistey.
CLARzsBuRG, w. Va, July 4-The ex-
hlbition Of the Clarksburg Racing Asso-
citation was success. and among its ener-
getic officers are J. w. Thorn and G. J.
Reed, who are particularly deserving OF
compliment
The Monongah base ball club defeated
the Gypsy team after heated contest, the
score standing 81 20 u.
The racing was good In the free for all
trot- Timber Jim. owned by c. II. Kim
Die, carried of the purse. In the pacing
race, Shafer, owned by w. r. Hurry. was
awarded the first prize, and Dan Bowman,
Luther EiIiotts horse won the running
race In that race Pelham Jumped the
track and ran away, knocking ID. g. Wat
kius down, and Il Is feared seriously In
.ured his little Eve year boy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
SCENES AT TIE WRECK.

An OF the Dead Horribly Nangled-wcrse
Fhan n Battlefield
S,.,.ar 7<lscyGm TO tAs sssaddy Rsostsr.
CuARLEsrdS, W. Va, July 4.-The
.cares az thu wreck when the bodies were
being taken but Of the cars were piteous.
The only pbrsons not in the wreck were
Engineer O'&onner, Fireman Wyatt Pos
tai Clerk Ha4es and Passenger John Nor
veu They once rushed over the bank
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

CHICAGO, July "A great holiday crowd
found their way 70 Washington Park to-
day. Weather me, sport good
FIRST r1c>. y niIe--k kspiriso won. Tine. I,05.
Tine. Is
Third fac>. NILE -Bor,aiis won. Tine. f:is.
Fourth r3ce. ~ niles, Poet Scout noa. Tire,
F.{Ih r1ce. 4 miIs-Trust won- Time. I:1a
S<vruth fzos. = mile -Perbl.izs Won Time,
zishtA ..ss. ! nils "a. ssu von. 7,nsi:4
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05

DEATHS D|RCE.
bEeepS in Melancholy Cadence
OTeT KanaWha'S Valley.
AWFUL RAILROAD WRECK
On the KalaWha & Michigan
Near Charleston, v. Va.
|FHAT CITY In MOURNING
And Supping Horrors from a Cup
Full Of Woe.
aiRIEF NOTHING CAN ASSUAGE.
From the Glamour of Earthly Scenes
to the BIackneSS Of Oblivion.
HAPPY HOMES MADE DES0LATE
And Joyful Hearts Suddenly Lacerated
and Torn
BY THE NEWS OF THE DISASTER.
EceneS at the Wreck More Cory Than
a Battlefield.
ONLY ONE PASSENGER ESCAPES.
Fourteen Persons Killed Outright and Mangled
= Beyond All Semblancs Of Humanity,
Three Fatally, and Nfy-eight
More or Less Seriously
Injured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
A srcKES1No scxNs.

On the second train your correspondent
rived, and the scene which met his gaze
IS horrible beyond description. A dozen
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29

PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BONDS TO BE PLACED.

PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
BONDS TO BE PLACED.
ordnsSee tusaiStiss 10 10 yo Wy at spras
election proposition 70 issue bonds arm ~
p,oo,,rn g build q CITY Han. .,
bonds for St. Johnlsnd Farm. to o. an
oat Of a q total issue offered Of s5ooooo
ssG Mse 'o e Dry DGSS saying, M a Bank nsI
l,emainder are still for sale to amount - an
BOND INTELLIGENCE.
Atlanta GaNSf cc SarmaG MeTpn nahe '9a com,lea EaSe
" q% bSad Sdsi'S lGpdla ie} iSG 5y Us ssS%g
r; We're sOli 20 f'to'I' to f. = Frank coc, T. r. '''
,,..,, o. deNeIaSS ir t,,, January ...noo ! 10 -,
New-York were the purehl,ers Of the
WoFSs Bonds TO amount Of IT,. 10000
dei> sSaee hall January IS TO febsa-
ary /, 1892 the other half June 80,
Sherman, Tex.-Messrs George NJ. Huston
Co, st. Louis. purchasers OF the q
per cent seml-annual 2o-year bonds % oo
%rI;e ,Di1st US that q they cannot be issued as
debt limit OF city had been previously
DcnnisOn. Tex.-s-te Controller has declined
o. account OF an irr gularty in the Is
Co., Chicago purchased the city e per RI M
NEW BANKS
w.:s ssss v.-c..n. n,ss T'5ls Of Weston 0'g.5 s5o
Huntsville. AlatGrhe Huntsville National Bank -, ~
r.. II. Andrews. cashier r.--...----.. loo,oV
will open for business January l.
Glen Cove Z. Y-state Bank OF Gien Cove, +.
f. Willetts, president Sooo
NEW RAILROADS
Joplin Soasela Railway G5 sSr'GfrG GS seS6:s 8
PRESIDENT construct road from
Joplin 10 Southwest CITY over the PR
Viously projected Kansas City, Fort oo M
Scott ana Southern line ..-..-....---. 1V'VV
NEW MINING COMPANIES.
Chicago. Ul.-Gertrude q. Placer Mining Co,
w. A. Weber president; to 'mlns , ooc M
Minneapois Minn%Hidden Treasure Silver
Mining Co. Leonard Kimball. presi- ooo m,
TER. Hau cent 10 PlssS '@ Indians Coal Co.
es1fs' 1iso rssee MR ard t6kSs'' 6ksy cod%es sS "'
IMPORTANT NEW CORPORATIONS.
Rockdale Tex.--southwestern Bridge Co. w b.
president. T. NJ. fferHal,
Little Rock, Ark, secretary to "puNd ,oo oo
selfeupportng suspension brdgeSs;;,, loooo
Memphis Tenn.-Mammoth Springs Cotton Mills
+. RningsIey sscretaE; to l9a manu- no oot
Smlth, president % manufacture steel - oU
curbine for SIDEWALKS :..-.;,..a'',- foV0'
Chicaeo Ill.-Heca Manufacturing Co, FRED a;
kSws' sS pfSSiaens ptoSis eve 70 '... 1900
Chicago, ni~6hieaso ootdase Co, Edward G. oooo,
nuu,, MssoH sr'ne%' Iron Co., Daniel W Scott
president atqe 70 scsis sS IRON 900 oo(
snOs.ne FAIL wasb Csoitaists and INVESTOR
dent: to bring Western and Euro;
pean capital into conjunction ana
carry on general business OF 69rsGw, GifINs
erSTses @s and e1as aad ,ndastcs mSnt 5000 oO
pes Molnes Iows.-stee Stove Co. presi6snss, cent r.
w. w ehefrs 81, stee 70 so Oot
BOonvie ind pnarBSqonVIe SIer president 10000
Dallas Tex.-Texas Water Works Construction o. nm
Company --...-..-------- --.----.-.-----' -'''
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29

Additional electric being put into opera
ton and animal power will be dispensed with entirely Oh
the lines which have been until now in whole or I'D
part by horses, IL is therefore expected that the gross
earnings WI! continue and the operating eS-
penses decrease.
Our consulting gneer, J. A. Cole. esq, after per-
sona OF the property in his report to us
that:
The roads their equipment 1rtelas' In every
respect The reconstruction thorough and business
like. The buildings comuodous ond substantial and
the machinery aud rolling stock excellent"
A copy Of Engineer Coles full report, together with
eopy of trust deed and Attorneys opinion approving
legality Of issue -hall be pleased furnish appl
cation also any other information desired.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London Dec os 4 p. m.-Consols, 95 Is for money
and % 3.f6 for the account New York Pennsy Valna
and Ohio frst-mortgsge bonds 40 IL Mex @ OF, Or,
dinary 80 1-a 1t. Paul Common. 50 l-2; New YORK
Central 1913 IA Reading, 90 7-s Mexican CSntmi
new per cent boids. rs 1o. Paris adyices quote .
ner cent rentes at p4 francs 80 IL cenumes Tor he
account and Exchange Oh London at % francs II j..
centines FOR checks The amount Of bullion with
drawn from the Bank OF England on baihhce touaS Is
e141 900.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
SOUTH CAROLINA BONDS.

Coupons OF per cent, ana the four end one-half
per bonds Of South Carolina, due January
/, 1892. payable at the NATIONAL PARK BANK
New-York and after tina, date.
GEO S. HICKOK Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
ST. JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY,

STOCKHOLDERS in the above-nemed company will
communicate either personally or by lefr with the
undersigned Onee No. 20 BrOadst for the purpose
OF Joining Trustees Of the Second Mortgage Income
Bonds in efforts protect the interests OF those
honds and those Of the MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS,
under the agreement with the Union Pacific Railway Com
uany. dated July l. 1855
(sisued) Z. &. BENEDICT a. co.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
CIRCULAR.
To the Stockholders Of the Milwaukee Lake shore
and Western Railway Company:


Inc following terms offered for the exchange OF e
hallway Company FOR the Common Stock OF The chicago
Ao4thWestePn railway Company W. . -.
Nine 90 shares Of Milwaukee Lake hhere ana Wesen
Preferred Stock e) shsrss oi Chicago North
western Common STOCK, aud cash payment of lhee aJ
Jne-hs ts3 delias per share IN lieu OF dNusbu o
smilaF amount on MiWauSee. Lake Shore ana western
Company, VI Ne2-York, at the time OF Inaang the eA-
change.
we (5J shares Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western
~ shares OF the chicago ana NOth
western Common Stock.
me zane terms are offered all th stockholders OF the
klllwaukee Lake Shore Western Railway Company,
provided thereto before the nrs day 1f
feoruary, 1892. ,., -, -, , -
anC trust company of City OF NewYorh 70 receive
qe,oslt, of Milwaukee aud Western STOCK
once Issuing receipts herefoF. The exchange Of stocks
Will be Trust Company, after the 2Sh
OF December and before the ls OF February,
lS.I.
If for any reason will be more convenient for you To-
sign an agreement deposit stock IL Will answer the
desifed purpose this end inciose form OF agree
men which after signing you viii please lar
meps, Loan aud rust Compsny. 30 Wliamst Newyork.
Notice OF thc issue Chicago sGd NorthwssHrn stock
will be given you hereafter
(Signedl
rtAnk hodge, g. CO. CHAb. HEAD b 20,
LIE HUTCHINSON Co. a n DAn!n1
E2SSh,k SANDS S,kTSSxx.......,.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29

Bonds may be registered In OF hoder
Denomination, $500 and sl00e.
Dated July ], 1891 Due Ia series from zen 70 twenty
yeaIs.
Interest payable January and July FIRST IN Chicaso OF
Ner". York az the option OF the holder.
9 aonds now offered by Us are lart Of total issue
O. > G0O secured by "A mortgage which Is hrst Hen
upon oIcrty Of company which has cost in cash over
Al 100000.
THE COTPANY HAS tORTY-FOUR M3LES OF
TRACK AND EXCLUSIVE OWNERSHIP OF ALL
.ruE STREET RAILWAYS IN THE CITIES OF pay
EXPORT AND ROCK ISLAND
capital stock OF the company is owned by prominent
Chicago and local capitalists
The Company's Income and expenses are now averaging
as follows
New-York tribune., 1891-12-29
CONTINENTAL. NATIONAL EANE,
NEW.YORk Decrnb r 18Th, 1891
NIXTY- -SINTH DIVIDEND.

- The Directors OF thls Bank have declared scmi.
dividend OF -Four (4 pe cent payable January 4t
ls9. which date 3lst Inst transfer books VII
Do closed ALFRED H. TIMPsON. Cashier.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-14
Copyrighted 1891 by the Author1

Wanderer, who stood still in the middle of
the hall, confused, not knowing whether he
had dreamed or was really mad.
What man are you2" he asked, as the
white-rooed figure approached.
"A man, as you are, for l was once
young-not as you are, for | am very old,
and yet like you, for ] am young again.
You speak in riddles. What are you
doing here and where have you sent
Unolnal"
When l was old, in that long time be-
tween, she took me in, and l have slept
beneath her roof these many years. She
came to me to-day. She told me al her
story and all yours. waking me from my
sleep, and asking me what she should do.
And she IS going to do that thing of which l
told her. Wait and you will see. She loves
you WE'LL
And you would help her to get my love,
as she has tried 10 get it. before2n the Wan
derer asked, with rising anger. ''What am
to you, OF you to me, that you would med
die in my life?"
'sYou to me2 Nothing. A man"
Therefore an enemy-and you would
help Cnorna-let me go! This house is
cursed. | will not stay in it, The hoary
giant took his arm, and the Wanderer stared
at the weight and strength of the touch.
"You shall bless this house before you
leave it. In this place, here where You
otdLltir AOu SLtilI 4illu llle happiness you
have sought through all the years"
In Unorna:" the question was asked,
scornfuly.
by Unorna''
81 DO not believe you. You are mad, as l
am: Would you play the prophet!'
The door opened in the distance, and from
behind the screen of plants keyOrk Arabian
came forward into the hall. his small eyes
bright, his ivory face set and expression
less his long beard waving in the swing of
his walk. The Wanderer saw him first and
called TO him.
"Keyork, come here - he said. F'Who is
this man"
For moment heyorl seemed speeches.
with amazement. But it was anger that
choked his words. Then he came on
quickly.
WHO walked him2" he cried in fury
''What is this! Why is he here?'
"UnOrna walked me-" answered the an
Gent sleeper. very calmly
"Unona! Again! The curse of the
Three Black Angels on her! Mad again !:
Sleep go back. It is not ready yet, and
YOU will die, and ] shall lose it all-all-all !.
Oh, she shall pay this with her soul in
hell"
He threw himself upon the giant, in an
insane frenzy, clasping his arms around the
huge limbs and trying to force him back
wards.
go. CO.. he cried frantically 1T may
not be too late! You may yet sleep and
live! Oh, my Experiment, my great Elk
pertinent! All lost
"What is this madncss?' asked the Wan
derer. "Nou cannot carry him, and he VIII
not go. Let him alone"
''Madness?" yelled Keyork, 5mning on
him. You are the mailman, you the fool,
who cannot understand. Help lie TO move
him-Fou are strong and young-tOCether
we can take him back-he may vet sleep
and Iive-he must and shall, l say it! Lay
Your hands on him-you will not help me !!
Then l will curse you till YOU do"
Poor keyork ~ exclaimed the WaHderer
half plying him. 'Your big thoughts have
cracked your little brain at last
Poor Keyork2 You call me poor Keyorll2
You boy! You puppet! You ball. that we
have banded 10 and fro, half sleeping, half