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The Moorish, Troops Defeated and Driven
Buc.. I ron ranIi~r.

TAHGrEE. Aug. l0.-After a hard battle. last
ing for fiv" hours. the rebel AngheritcS. under
their leader. IiamtIan. nave defeated the
Moorish troops. and the latter arc now falling
back upon Iaugirr. There is great excite
mrnt in Tangirr. Som" Europeans are pre-
barring tor llight across the straits and others
are get ia. ready to make what defence tHcy
can against III" enemy. The rahels fought
with TIA" greatest resolution, being melted by
the rrI ort th3,t the sultan had ordered his
trooi, to rNtcrminuto thom. The regular
troops nadr rryerai charges. with tn" object
OF ir.uklu. the rebel runSs. lut were re-
pulsed aud finally broke and fled in disorder.
In this giL.".u@nt I he Sultans troops lost
more than loo men. There were few casual
ties among III. An.nCritcs.
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Tn. Eruption on ,h, Gren. .nnglr I.,nnd

AMSTERDAM. Aug. 1O-The HGHi" SD ID con-
tains further details o. the volcanic eruption
on the Great Sangir island.
"On jane I. at $40 o'clock" saws its corre-
spondrnt. with II roar like thunder and a
fla all ike LIGHTNING. Il great ro'Uup OF smoke
and IRE issued from TIA" volcano Goomong
A.uoo At 600 tLcr. w;e dense darkness.
Showers Of mu |. ashes and puiTlcc stone iell
everywhere.
The p"upc were IN II fri-htfui state, Of panic.
The cru lion .c...,,i a o'ripck. TIL. island
now suffer. from famine and drought: mud
has choke! :. e ~Ir!ngs.
"Alth. u,.h tnou-ands Of pounds haze been
collected nal srut 80 the l"",I" rom othor
islands II the h,hip"lns an rom Asia their
distress IL great
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Fr~nc;, M"r-n,-w.r Smelling th- towns Of
k;ri: H"ht'<in.

PARIS Aug. lO.--A despatch from krtonou
announces that II general bnmbaranent OF
the coast OF ltal:ouev was begun yesterday by
the French mcn-pt-w war. IN, Tnismrn Is
shein- Whvah and the Ouac. a't.rn wh"ei-
err. hiG, .onc t. Httar! A'"m"y. Col. Sicrhani.
with :i0! troops. has captured thu villages Of
Ko.onoU and TOTO. ha- driven ont III" inhab-
itants. aud has des'r"y"' most Of ii" nuts.
This vigorous policy will hr continued until
kin. itchnnIIn shall hHN" ten driven int o q
ti-,it corner. KS Ihc'!rv srns,in wi | cad with
september operations have been pushed with
great energy. Military roads Gav" been
opened from Port" N"vo to Sakctr on tho
AdIara River. and to Dangho, This enterprise.
together with the appearance OF French
troops. has boon sufficient T." restore arl keep
the rrnc" in the Drcarn" country. Within the
lat week -rveral "!iie,rins have deserted the
camsr Of King Bchan2in and have como over
to the. French.
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-hoca kI.Ir., Two Sisters.

LINCOLN, Neb,. Aug. 1o.-Ncar Paramount yes
terday morning Lizzie and Bertha Shutz. 20
and II years old respectively. We're driving
from their country home to town when the
team took fright ut the cars and ran away
throwing the girls To the ground. They were
assisted 10 u house and hired n team and
started home. Bertha was putting away the
horses when she dropped dead. Lizzie and her
mother nm to the hnrn. and Lizzie fell pros
trate ncAr her 5. ator aud eXIirud.
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impending Changes In the German Dialo.
matte Se,vIcr.

BERLIN. Aug. 1O.-Several changes are about
to be made in the imperial diplomatic service.
The most significant of these will be the re-
tiremcnt OF Gen. Won Schweinitz. the aged
representative of the Emperor at the court
of ST. Petersburg. This change will he made
as early as November. and perhars in Sep
tender. The reason for it is that Gen. Won
Scnwcinitn is too old for the onerOus duties OF
the most delicate rost in tho German diplD-
matte service His successor will he Lieut.
Gen. Count Won Wcdel. who has been sent to
Stockholm to servo his diplomatic apprentice
ship Coun; Won Wcdel has n splendid war
record. and has never been suspected Of lean
ings toward the did regime. a suspicion to
which Gen. Won SchwcinitH has been oTen
occasionally.
The most important other change will be
the dryartur u' Count Mucnstcr from Paris.
Count Mueustcr retircs voluntarily. having re-
come tired 81 his hopeless task Of plea sin. the
French. although IL" and hi- wife have been
exceptionally hu~ritallc in Paris and Count
Mu"nster is n genial man OF attractive mai-
ners. he has fail"u utterly to secure more than
harc federation in Paris society. lie as ked sew
eral times ipr permission 10 resign his post,
but every time until now the Emperor has re-.
fused to lot him 60. Herr Won i;adowitz. ro-
Gently transferred from tonstantinople. is re-
gur.!rd as il candidate for the Paris appoint
ment. As he recently got himself dislike in
Pot-lam by sending CONGRATULATIONS TO the
Bisrnrck- HoyOs wedding. however. the prob
ability Of his selection is at best rather reno te.
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Wr,MuNGToS. Del, Aug. 10. Tho bri: Ar
centa. Curr, George Bartlett. will said from
here to-morgow for lyigtut, Greenland. SIC
is chartered by Mckay Il Dix Of New York. and
viii 80 used a. n r"iu! vessel.
The iirm employs the vessels Flurins.
Iodine. Sodiuin. wight. aud T"na in tho
rryoitr trad" tcw"n New l"rE ana Grcen-
the Alg"uta will be despatched TO learn
whether thry nra lost or block cd in tho ice.
The fleet sailed together and is SUPPOSED to
Lo icu- b uMN.
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IHE MOTION or NO CONFIDENCE
To be No'"d en- To-Day. PrnbabIy-g.tbernls
G,UMhiMI: nj I've eeur"p'.l Absence.
SIN f6iNciScO. Cii.

To he No'"d en- To- bay, Prnbibiy-Etbernls
G,un,N',ug nj inc e2rr"p'l Absence.
LONDON. Aug. lO.--Thr lui in tho political
duel in the House Of Commons is being utilized
by 10th sides in earnest conferences. 1t is
now expected that the division on tho motion
OF mo confidence" will u. had ut an carly
stage of to- morroW's proceedings. Tho motion
bcin. carried. tho designations OF the Tory
Ministers will follow on Friday. Mr. Glad
stone will proceed TO Osborne House on Satur-
day a. tho summons Of the Queen. prompt,
though reluctant 10 that cai ia likely to be.
Tho new Cabinet may be announced on Thurs
day of next week. and on Friday the House
will probably adjourn until frlrunry. There
Is much = luTihilna ON tn" part % til" liberals
hcraus" the Queen persists IN i"mg ining Mt
oShoin". when. according To- pr" client and
cnnitesN. sh" ought to cora" to- the capital
during II crisis ike tn" pre- Mt Her nl,sence
rroit ms the frrnali;i"s thr,'" days. besides
romi,"l u.. tn" az II and weary Mr.. Gladstone
to 'nak' long JOURNEYS to and iro.
II Is tn" common understanding that tho
:.untiun of l.rrt chief !u,' ~ tnirrit!.,r ia
ahuut +, lac announced. Ns. Glu,is'nuc wishes
to Jr, cure tho office for i,ir CnuIirs li!S .rll,
hnt the famous biry.st"r h"si at"S IL signify
his ncr"ltan". Of the honor he salary vt
the nr,I chief iusti"" j. .b.u q per unnun!.
sir Charles makes r:UnOO. Iul Il ends every
cent uf his lazy" income. i hr j. not mazda
Lord chief Justice. he viii lrhnnh accept an
imr"rttut post in Mr. hlal-toT.'" ja.inrt
where lie VIII not have to civ" hr lis practice.
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ONE ENJOYS

Eoth the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it pleasant
md refreshing 10 the taste, and aca
gently yctpromptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
TEN ctcctuallv, dispcls colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing TO the taste and &C.
rcptah!e to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellentqu qualities commendit
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to tryit. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SIN FSiNciScO. Cii.
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LONDON. Aug. 10.-Socicty is disturbed by
the announcement that the Duke Of Devon
shire is to sell tho famous family residence.
Doyonshirc House. comprising mansion and
nine acres Of ground in the heart # Mayfair.
The prnperty Is. OF course. immonsely yaIu-
must 10 supposed to innuenc" the Duke In
disI osing Of il. II is tnid that II syndcat" of
capitalists have orerered tl.OOO.UuO for II por-
tiui. Of the land. their intent on being Ia build
u large number Of ordinary dwellings upon it.
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A Ueso," Ion Against Mr.. Csrr" gle.

GLASGOW. Aug. lo.-The Glasgow Trades
Council. with but one dissenting vote. carried
this evening this resolution:
hro r-i That the Council. viii deeply deplOring the
recent vents near fiitEhnrgh and sympnlh,ng with
tie Pttsburgh wnrkmen, ttols constrained ~ tender
MS thank to Andrew carnegie. and that while
ROLLING hIs nam" with ~" names Of Judas lscariOt ana
Jimrs tarrr. II believes that lie ias PROVIDED the
worlds wOrhme with the most puwrr al Uhir lesson
on tie Relations OF capt al and labor ever gwen.
The Council ais" resolved to request Tie Ayr
Trdr'eS Council to make demon STATION
nGyinst the proposal to confer the freedom Of
AVE- MON Mr.. liirnerie.
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Minister lVrrrrur,h's Refrigeration.

EErIIN, Aug. 10 = tn" EricLsoUz",grr says
that the Kaiser will confer on Herr ilcrrfurth.
the Minister who res Gned. in addition toa
pension. the title and rank OF iiiuistrr and
the Grand Cross "f the Order Of the l'"i fag'".
The Er'S'.'q" >rf"n9 ,sa"S III" r"s!Elh-
ton Of Herr lirrriurth indicates a -hhkIness
IN the political situation. and ;hat lie change
argues some new departure.
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Anti.tIer,saI denomination. In Komc.

ROME Aug. 10.-The anti-clerical demon
STATIONS in this city have alarmed the Vat-
can. and the Popo is about to send II note to
Catholic States stating that the Italian Gov
eminent puts no curb on the enemies Of the
Church and that he Is morea prisoner than
ever before.
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LoNpoN. Aug. lu.-A despatch from st. Pet
crshurg 10 the Nd0dd1d says: " Snmnra is a
,,n,incn whIrG has been officially noted as
naIing ilr best harvest. N"NnrthrlcSs 1t has
an li"! Tor u loan of 2ONhp iublcs for tho
purpose % PROCURING seed.
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Tn. Fiparci,i iu,ton In India.

I.oNpoN. aug, 10. \ despatch to the Times
from Calcutta saws that the leading papers
there, in view Of III" alarming fall in the rates
al exchange. urge Heterogeneous 70 coso
the M nj. i.inrdilt"y to til" Tree coinage OF
silver Th,. conn lain that iii" Government
is doing n. t hing 10 l''" III" great crisis.
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IoNnoS. Aug. 1o.-Thc Paris correspondent
Of tho DGiiV CIJOp'ci" says:
THE Pop" has decided to elevate Arch
bishop Vaughn. his intention OF making an
other American Cardinal having boom frs
tratcd by the differences between Arch bishop
CorriGan and Archbishop Ireland"
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= :. VIC bins Jaran.

yoyoH.u,. AM. TO- Count Ito. as success
sor t. lrrmicr MntHIEatn. recently resigned.
has formed a new Cabinet.
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Opinions on Mr.. g nd>tone'n Speech.

LONDON Aug. 10. The Sionlor,. Tory organ.
says of yesterdays proceedings in parlia-
mpnt
1t is clear that Mr.. Gladstone cannot long
count on the support Of either of the irish
pa ties. While he ignored Mr.. Kcdmonds
questions. it is doubtful whether the assur-
anres he has given to Mr.. Mccarthy Will he
satisfying to the Nntionalists either IN Ireland
or America"
The IH,UuicIc saws: eve Doubt whether the
Grafton delivered by MI t,tahs;"ne will he
ranked among his finest Efforts. 1t is only
when he stands at ray that his ora'"ricnl gen
ius ronrS TO the highest flights. Yet it VAS
masterpiece Of nGruit e,uSiv"ncss. EN",y
body knew That white he ,lwel labori.,usly
upon the lcrrhcs uf Mr.. Go-Ch"n and Mr..
Mccarthy. il was only Mr. Re!mond's de-
mnn.!s that troubled him. and Il" solved he
problem with conSummntc Skill and d"Nterity.
Nobody can saw that he igno.e i Mr.. Redmond.
nizrd his existence. he most important pas
sngc in the speech is the promise to proceed
with tho N"wcnsti" programme. even II THO
Hous. OF Lords rejected the Home Hn|. bill.
Nothing els" is wanted to whip Nj ,"nnlish
opinion in favor Of home rule but tn. obstinate
prudent spirit"
Tho Inu Man Gazette rdiculos the news
paper comments on tho absence Of lord Rose
berry whpr.tuvncd last night from tho CONT
nent. and declares hat i."r i;osrbn'y Is GER
tai to 10 SECRETARY Tor Foreign Affairs.
MIR Gladstone was n good derl iatlgued by
his speech IN the House. and was unable t.
IT is Understood that Mr.. Gladstone has writ
ton to Mr.. Bafour begging 10 be acquitted Of
0isrespect. and explaining the reason for his
departure.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-05-11

HAVING THOROUGHLY RENOVATED
IL and refurnshed this popular hotel.
am now prepared to accom- m odate all who de-
sire comfortable and quite room. No saloon
nor resiau ant. Always quiet and orderly.
Hoping to receive share Of public patron.
age. MRS. GEO. KNIGHT.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-05-11

The above trains are run daily ana make
close connection At Mound House with
trains Of the Virginia and Truckes Railroad
for Virginia City and Reno, and with the
Central Pacific Mt Reno, via the Virginia and
Iruckee, for all points Eas. and West.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
Is the only train In the world which one can live
a prncs. and transact business II necessary. -.
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Pierre VI Brown. a young lawyer. Is being sued by
Sarah A. Jackson for breach of promise Of mar
rlagc. He moved in the supreme Court yesterday for
the dismIss sal OF the complaint.
Tho Methodist Preachers Association Will meet at
Tho Y NJ. G. \. Building tomorrow morning. DR. s. L..
Bcllcr VIII speak upon some Phases of Assocation'
David Glover was arrested yesterday on complaint
Of his Wife who IS seeking limited divorce from him,
and alleged that he about 10 quit the State. His
bail was fixed at 800. The parties the suit were
married in 1863, and lived together until May, 1891.
In the suit Of Mrs Jennie f.. Marion for separation
from william c. Marion. aimony OF 81 "A week and
counsel fees OF $50 granted yesterday The de-
PENDANT is II We'll known bcyclist. and Is employed by
tho Hartford cycle Company, at 5000 year.
Police Commissioner Hayden appointed ten new
members Of the police force yesterday from the eligible
list.
Charles sclfcrt of No. So BartIctst, was arraigned
I'm the Gates Avenue Police Court yesterday upon "A
charge Of attempting suicide on Thursday. His wife
found him hanging in his bedroom, and cut him down
and beat him with rolling PIN.
The Bedford Club. which is composed of the attaches
~ thc Bedford Theatre In the Eastern District had
lis formal opening last evening The club has hand
somey furnished quarters No. Ill South sixthst.
a few doors from the theatre. 1t was n jolly gather
ing and IL Is needless to say the night was one OF
constant merrlment.
Dr. W. II. Maxwell Superintendent of Public In
truction. has been made a member OF the Advisory
Board Of the Educational Exhibit Of the State at the
Worlds Fair.
The Rev. Doremus scudder. youngest son of the
Rev. Dr. Henry NJ scuddcr. formerly OF Chicago, will
preach to-day In the East Congregational Church.
There were $50 deaths last week. 324 births and
% marriages.
pr. Warren l.. Palmer of No $50 Hancock ST.. is
al Nc xvifp Mrs An
Palmer She denies his charges and says her husband
was cruel to her She seeks the custody OF her child
weltha who is four years old. Both the parties to
The cult have employed private detectives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-02

PRODUCTION OF the Carnegie works there me p0pu1t
OF this place increased to l2,oVc, Drous"' Tnw
entirely by Protection TO American lhdusuN. .t, n
will show YOU of the innumcraDe ociehts uas a.
crue TO the American wOrkngn1an pI l1o,ec'otI 40
were paving S14O in gold for British steel rala' W.
put tariff British steel rails ana "cnt a. ,,G
making them ourselves and the result j. tha IIS'iu
OF paying $40 in gold To EngllShlnch IoI tN,IS
Of Steel rails. we make our steel rils, fgn' n ,n
America keep the money at home give All llat en-,
poymen 10 Americans. and at the same uhc Fet p9'a
Tor $40 ton. and they have bceh a. low , a. @Tha
ton But that Is only a drop IN TIE DucKei; ny
establishment of these plants for making steel rs
led manufacturers and oar consumers me mSi"a
Steel rail made in Homestead. but that entire popu1
ton of 1000 is supported ~ 'ne ss tS,0 ra,s So
that here have an object lesson righ heiVFe us vi
Tne Of n te Ne laid the tax on steel rams and
Immediately American ingenuity made st,l 80 GleHp
trade so that W., not only had work for steel ran
makers work for steel workers IN colc' OF o'heI
lines of steel manufacture
The nth annual opening of the Harlem Branch Of
the Young Mems Christian Association of New.lork
Civ was held on Thursday night at its home NO;
west Northumberland twenty hith,s: and from me
attendance 1t plainly seen that ms uselIl vi,
stitution has taken strong and permanent h9d on
the people in this part Of the city. DR.. Lucien
Warner presided the exercises, WHEN were h,'i
in the hall Of the association, and 4 musical ana
literary programme was given by Miss Fannie llirNch
Professor Joseph lieball and the Key Dr. Nnian .;
IIarsha, pastor Of the Second Collegiate Reformed
Church OF Harlem. DR.. larsha gave an Interesting
address the needs of the Young men OF ,hc ilii
Mems Christian Associations all over the United sal,.
After the public exercises the handsome building win
its splendid equipments was thrown open from the
swimming needle and shower baths. and gymnasium
in the basement. to the top floor. The prospectus
printed in a handsome little volume for the year
500 '93 was distributed and contained many induce
mcnts for young men to join. Not the lea, OF these
are the members free courses. which include lectures
on travel electricity and general subjects by the most
eminent speakers in the linked States Ihc CLASSES
for the coming year have all been scheduled ana IN,
cIude Intellectual. physical, literary. musical Soclii
and rel giOus culture. The fee for Joining The as-o-
citation and having all the advantages which II offers
IS 80 year. 49,. -,
one hundred probationers will be admitted TO Wll
i'm One hundred and cghtccnthst. f1rslave thls
evening These converts made Gu?i"c the re-
vyal services conducted by the Rev. Thomas Harrison
In the early part Of the year.
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DIR Big SISTER CITY.
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
uou,r;,n for Local NOminatOns-An Active Navy Yard-A
BURGLAR Caught and Severely Beaten-Various
Items of Interest.

for many years. perhaps, because OF their absence In
the Pacific or foreign sqladrons or on snore duty and
the pilots cheerful because 1t means considerable
additional employment for them. Years ago 1t used
be said When officer OF the Navy permitted his
vessel to run ashore or aground that the fault lay IN the
unmanageabe, and that was Impossible to keep her
out of mischief. But that can hardly be said Of the
Navy of today that is the new Navy, although the
ohee,e-bOx monitors are certainly the most dlhcult
things TO handle with the ridder. They cannot DO
seced with the certainty that they will answer the
helm but are a good deal like donkey-will be led or
hot, they see Ut.
The line officers OF the Navy are regarded as expert
ship 10 any part OF the globe. They carefully ed.
ucated AT the public expense, and In addition to their
theoretical training at the Naval Academy have ample
hence, ii Is assumed by many WHO know nothing about
lt-water navigation that when one OF them atins
the rank OF navigator "a lieuenanD, he Is prepared
handle any vessel batteshp dispatch boat in all
conceivable circumstances, not only In the open ocean,
but along the most dangerous and to any port
however complicated the currents sudden and I'M
expected the shoals. Under the regulations for sew
era years prior Ia their revocation on Wednesday,
United states vessel expected TO find her way
everywhere without the help OF pilot, without re-
gard to the complicated and narrow and rapid chang
merchant steamships, which go In and OFT Of this port
with the same captain every four or hve Weeks are
turned to the regular port pilots: to be guided
through the winding channels and away from the shoals
But secretary Tracys order does not require command
ing officers Of vessels of the Navy 10 employ pilots
upon every occasion IL simply permits them to do So
and doubt there Will be less occasions for court
martial I'm the future OF officers who may suffer their
vessels 10 become stranded run upon q shoal.'
The previous regulation did not absolutely forbid
commanding officer 70 employ pll0t. but there was
danger in such employment OF Official censure II
nent for one or Of having accounts for such service
disaowed In thus following the regulation, with Its
@ ri nd m @ 2eer acc haye hsya
Happened which might have been avoided II n local
Fllot had been board but even pilots, who are
constantly patOling certain localities. are sometimes
caught unawareS.
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RATHER TOO MUCH 70 EXPECT.
From The Detroit Tribune

From The Detroit 1rlbline
The cracksman had ripped the blinds OF their
window glass when chorus Of feminine shi1chs was
heard within the house. II sounded n u there were
nj least thirty-fivc inside, but the burglar.
hosing his opinion upon his experience, cOnlecturcd
that there were about three Of Them
go right away from there" shouted q shHll voice.
Murder"
"Iiclp!' IL, =,
IN hattie the earth In silver glory and reveal cyni
cal smile on the lips OF the outlaw.
Amt yOu going ava. =!
The shr voice shook
Well ] guess not"
The burglar spoke With the courage Of his convic
"'''9 And you're becoming in h-hhere''
ro, a momcnt the harsh rasping noise Of the file
is usually heard IN stories OF advenurc-waS drowned
in another chorus OF Shr1e.S.
"Gihs. he's c-c-coming In"
"WO-oO-Ow.' go, ,., .
There was rushing hlther and thlther and The
mingled commotion Of sobs and groans. Presently
there was sudden silence.
Mr.. Bb-burgar.'
The shrl voice was timid and the harsh, raspng
noise overwhelmed It completely
Mr.. B-bburgar'
The rasping ceased.
Dear, good Mr.. B-burglar. won't YOU
The shriIl voice was husky with excitement.
walt until we get dresscd?'
The clouds parted again and revealed the craftsman
looking thouglltfully at his watch.
"Nine p. M" he unused. a. Must finish this Job
before daylight"
Ills face grew set and determined.
NO. he declared aloud. :" have no time TO walt
for woman 20 dress"
Distracted as they We're they felt the cold lOl1c Oh
his remarks
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