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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
MR. PARTlETT SAFE.
The American hissionary's House Not
Burned by Fanaiical MOslems.
LEY Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l

[By Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.l
CoNsrANrINoP1E, August 27.-The Porte
recently ordered an investigation TO be
made into the burning OF the house of the
Rev. Mr.. Bartlett, an American missionary,
al Bourdour, IN ASIA Minor. A report has
been received showing that the destruc-
ton of the missIOnsry's dwelling was due
TO the carclessness of an American servant
aud NOT 10 the fauaticism OF the natives
The report adds that Mr.. Bartlett IS not
endangered IN any way. ana that the state
ment that he is in imminent danger OF be-
ING killed by fanatical Moslems Is not true.
lbe Turkish officials believe that the
United States Government wall accept tins
eVuiauatlOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
,yornss weAVeRlTE GONE.
vr Not Accept the Nomination for
"'' other Political Notes.

u, Not Accept the Nomination for
WV ,.,cre..-Other Political Notes.
..-.,,s-ce Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
\ C.. August II. e. A. Move,
h'li'.- minated by the Third party for
va' .r tle Hrst District after Harry
tl fl declined, now states that he
sh.' .e.spt. Moye's brother Ia the
~. .., FOR this positive statement;
t-. .lc Republicans here, who' OF
ar. we'll informed as To Ihrd,party
s,r today that skinner VIII not
s"', ,6e roImuatiOn Tor elector az large
Ih.-I party. They get early news
o. I u fa-'y movements always.
&" Richmond and Danviile railway hes
l..-.l now station at TRINITY Col
i-raIu and gives II the naIue OF
If..y taiH.
vU1NrRABLE TTCKET.
.t,ia Oldest and best-lnformed
~. politicians in the State says
-.,er 30 his entire experience
-... ticket so vulnerable as tho one
p. the Third party. The list OF
.-a.tst them IS swelled by every
N.-.. are called. af1idaylts gwen,
i'.. t- of " all sorts of offences Is
....r. convincing. But the news OF
.r- by tho convention which
...t.. -. ucu is spreading very slowly
....tr. districts tor the reason
n...4 land party will not in many
...'.-..I r. believe Democratic papers
.-.t....fff-.
l-ra Charles n. Busbee informs
...tI. viii leave next week 20 attend
-.- ..- oi the Sovereign Grand Lodge,
tuu. Us health is almost entirely
.,..-. Creation Indian. defendant in
a.. .. u-io a desperate attempt TO
,.-..- D.. D.. Mclean, Esq. q prominent
'.... .. iAruett county. by stabblng
Fl. lr Mclean is painfully but not
-. injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
! Anrnatns Robhlns, OK.

Register Of Deeds Augustus Robbins, cx-
negro postmaster, and for Coroner, "a.
ballad inegro). ALI the nominees 1--we IN
this township, and there IL
erea, deal OF dissatisfaction oil over
The county and the ticket is the
weakest that could be- nominated. The
white Renublicans and tbe better eie-
mcnt of the negroes arc thoroughly dis
eusted with the ticket. Several fghts oc-
CURED yesterday among the delegates and
other negroes. The impression prevails
that this county will give tho Democratic
ticket 400 rnaioritvl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
NTc4eN sTRIKes ALExANOeR.
Meeting at Koseneath Broken Up-Tii-
Nv M.L.al. ecniIand Ncck-Personnl.

't' Hs irats scotland Ncck-PsrsonhL
'o-r-. rleacoof tho Richmond Dlsoatch.l
>.un NfgE. \. c., August 2S.-S. NJ,
'.'-r..r spoke % RCseneath yesterday.
Nt.a IS. ~. Kitchen had Just returned
.. .I.4AlF tlurin some extreme east
". .....-> and Was much tatigued, but
rt directly 20 ROseueath To answer
.r Some insulting words passed
t.E.u .cr. the Third party advocate,
..... ,. when Kitchen struck HIM. IL
'a. -. Kitchen was speaking, and the
.. nl~ broken up. Those who heard
SAID that Alexander made
-'-...,i whatever, but that Kitchens
H.- fine. Alexander continues his
aai aIli speak ~ Enfield Today.
N-lI Neck aud Hlley base-ball
paved here YESTERDAY. The score
.. inn favor Of Illley.
Ia'rc Gotten las returned to Ports
N- Mar, Lawrence, who has been on q
''' iI relatives IN Bladen county, re-
.-'.e. yesterday.
% A.e Louise Lawrence has returned to
At aaj Mrs. ". ". James have returned
"t-'eau springs.
DIT. -.l MIS- Lee S. Shields have re-
.,'e- .D Georgia after few weeks visit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
To he Hanged for Burglary.


MT. AIRY. n. c., August T.--Leonldas
Mcknight, found guilty Of burglary in tho
first degree a few DAYS ago, was to-day SEN
fenced TO be hanged October 2lst, this be-
ing the punishment prescribed by the
North Carolina code.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

Nail Works was consumed by fro and
forty-oiQht naii-machines we're ruined. Inc
loss will reach 100000. about one hall o.
which IL covered by insurance. Inc pun
ding department was saved. fhrec hnn.
dred men are thrown out OF employment
by the disaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
m. EIra Ahrnad.


tBy Angio-American cable 10 the Dispa'cn'l
DUBLIN, IRELAND. August 27.-The sonln
Dublin Market caught ire and was burned
TO the ground 10 day. Adjoining the market
stood Warren's Hotel. which was crowded
with guests. The ire was communicates
10 tho hotel and in q short time toe VINO
structure was wrapped in flames; Inc
guests were pAnic-stT1cken and nea m ~
every direction. Many narrowly escapeu
with their lives. The damage amounts W
zion mo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
DEMOCRATIC RALLY AT MIDWAY.
Tho wavering Restored TO the True Path

Opponents Set 20 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
fCorrespondonce Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
oxroRp, n. G., August 26.--Yesterday at
Midway, Granville county, there was held
a Democratic rally. Hon. A. ii. A. Will
liams. nominee for Congress, +. |. Osborn,
nominee for AttoTnoy-General. and A. A.
Hicks, nominee for the House. spoke to
an attentive audience. Those that were
wavering were restored 20 the true faith
and those who were against us were put
TO thinking. Midway. in the east-central
part of the county. has a good many ram
pant Third-partyites and they are straining
every nerve in their enaeayors 10 add 70
their membership; bukthey are growing
weaker and weaker daily. and when the
sun goes down on next November sth 1t
may be said Of their candidates rs twas of
RachePs children" They we're not"
The speeches were sound lessons In De-
mocracy, dealing telling blows right and
left that will not DO forgotten soon, and
removing from the minds of many the
false impressions put there by unscrupu-
lous, designing Ihird-party henchmcn Of
the Republican leaders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
uARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PoRToF RICHMOND, August 81. 1892
ARRIVED.
steamer Arlel. Dsyo. No-f)lk, merchandise
and passengers 4. b. Fatun, vice -prs5idsnt.
Schooner Edward Lameyer, Beals, Rockland'
lime. K. MendenOurg.
Schooner NJ. f. ROckhill, Anderson, Baltimore,
coal, w. Ii. Curtis, agent.
Schooner w. II. Rutan, And erson, Pamunkey
river, logs, virginia and North Carolina Wheel
Company.
SAILED
Schooner A. r. Crockett, Thorn1ike, New Ha-
ven, pig-irOn, y. y. OOfuOhi eBehti 'ossei' lux
- Schooner . Laura c. Wolf, Ramsey, Norfolk,
coal-dust, Charles IL. Page: vessel Curtis &
Schooner George C. A. Travers, Riggan, Pc
tersburg, to Load lumber for Baltimore.
schooner ". X. Beebo, Mexican, Scotland, 70
load lumber for New York.
Schooner George W. Jowett, Fernandina, 70
load old rails for Richmond.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. AUGUST 81, 1892.
tBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Amethyst, Galveston.
Steamship j. L. Colby Boston.
SAILED.
Steamship Amethyst, Antwerp.
PORT OF WEST POINT, AUGUST 81, 1892
lBy telegraph.I
ARRIVED.
Steamship Berkshire, Ryder, Providence via
Norfolk, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship City Of Atlanta. Dole, New YORK,
passencers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, NicSle, Baltimore, Pas-
seugers ana general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Berkshire, Providence Ud Newport
News and Norfolk, passengers and general
cargo.
Steamship City OF Atlanta, New YORK. pas
sengers and and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
bertie's nepa,,,iean Nomlnos,.

'.Y4'os1'ndoocooi the Richmond D,spatch.l
NIL H,iiNhton' n. c.. August 20. The Re-
6an county convention held yester-
fs8,a Iaue tue following nominations: For
49,, u,,Vntatiye IN the Legislature, w. r.
''''' hsIle negro sohool-teacher for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
ArTsMP1Ep TRAIN.WREcKINe.
A Farmer who Removes the Obstruction
Twice Shot.
IN telegrapa b tho Dispatch.l

PIrrspUBG, Pa. August 27.-.An attempt
was made to wreck the east-bound Cdica-
90 and New York limited express on the
PENNSYLVANIA road near Euon, Pa, this
morning. Several ties were found tied to
the track by farmer. who, while trying
to remove them, was shot twice, one bullet
entering the hlp and the other lodging III
tbe los' He succeeded in clearing tine
track. The purpose of the dqstardly plan
must have been 70 rob the passengers and
mail cars in the excitement following the
vrapE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, August 2..--yi giniA consols, ga
Az: 40. 1O-4Os. 37af0: G.. BE, 7ila74A4 /;
Baltimore and Ohio stock, sTa0S; Northern
Central stock, CAV td: Balsaoro and OHIO
69li bid: DO. 81 incomes. has consolidated
gas bonds, llj bid; do. stock, 6O3laOL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
Another Vow Record.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, August T.-Arthur
Kennedy, Of the Schuylkill navy. won the
100 yards and the mile swimming cham
pionships to-day. doing the mile IN 2s:i69s,
new worlds record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
Or. EXUM'S PREFERENCES.
Tie Third Party Candidate Likes Negro
Rule Better Than Democratic Rule.

Rule Better Than Democratic Rule.
.r~poldeuce OF the Richmond Dispalch.l
Vuuav. \. c.. August 27.-Dr. w. p.
Fyl.. ta- Weaverlte candidate for Gov
90, -.i chs State. SAID az GOldsbOrO' he
t-.t.r-.l negro rule or anything 10 the
,-...t guile. The anything must refer
o.. H. .uth-hatng Weaver. And this IS
t.. ... tle farmers OF North Carolina are
....H .. vote Tor. Think OF 1t, gentlemen.
t.-y r..o IN preference TO Democratic
. Goa North CaT0Lnlans hesitate for
o.. '.lt;
PERSONAL,
E-.W. T. Daniel left this morning for
] .s Iu.Ou Va. Oh visit 10 his family,
9.. 4-.at Captain G.. G.. Sneads.
t.r So. g. Kiddlck, Of Petersburg, Is
-r fra few days.
N.- Annie Robinson and Myrta Clark,
NJ Brunswick county Va, are visiting Mr..
.- Sis. lark.
Nr and Mrs. Lee Johnson. Of Ports
,.,a. Na. are the guests Of Or. and Mrs.
s.. b. PIERCE.
-.. crowd attended the funeral ser
r....i colonel John W. Johnston to-day.
.t.'.. close Of "a revival az Ebenezer
..f church. lu.thls county, ycsteT-
..r. We're tWenty-thrce acccsslons.
I.f. ID /. Draper viii commence pro-
H-' 'iug at New Hope. near here,
A Luv. president Of the Roanoke
b.. I.r-iGytr Agricultural Society, in
H tia, many now features Will be
'.-.i ,-e TAR here this fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
u,slke-sho. Works sin Ashes.

CHATTANOOGA, TENE.. August IA nre
at midnight in the Ross-Meehan BRAKE
Shoe Works destroyed tue foundry. Loss
about 1000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
A Paper Trustee
by telegraph 70 tho Dlsu

by telegraph TO tho Dispatchl
TRENTON, n. j., August 27.-The United
Paper Company. capital S3,(000 900, was IN
corporated to-day. 1t looks like paper
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
cUE NEW YORK RANKS.

NEW YORK. August 27.--The Associated bank
statement shows the following changes Re-
serve. decrease, S2,47l, 900 loans, decrease.
81 1856, 900: specie, decrease. -, S26, 900; le-
gal-tendera, increase, $1,000 deposits. 10
crease, y, $3.50, 800 circulation, decrease, s1i2,
400.
The banks row bold sg,Ss7,s7j In excess Of
tho requirements OF the % per cent. rule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

Esy- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Ioorner Main and sixth strests).--Roy w. w.
iIspRUM, Pastor.-Rev. x. u. PITT Will preach
atIIA. 81. No services 80 night. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
RUIN AT AUGUSTA.
The Chronicle ONCE and Number OF
Other Buildings Como.

ArGUsrA Ga. August 27.--1here was
destructive FIRE here at 230 o'clock this
morning. The Alexander Drug and Seed
Company, the Fleming Il Bowles furniture
warehouse, Il. ID. Smythe's crockery, store,
Harry Halls photograph gallery, Joseph
r. Lamar's law-ofice, Thomas. A. Barton's
wholesale music and sewing-machne
store. the residence of Leroy Miller, and
the Chronicle Office were totally. DESTROYED
and Augusta DORIS clothlne,n,1inse w.
slightly damaged. Loss roughly estl-
mated at SA10 O0O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
FINANCIAL
VIRGINIA DEBT.
NOTICE.

The books Of the Planters National Bank tn,
Richmond ya.) depository for receiving secnr'-
tics OF tho state Of Virginia under the agree
ment Of May II, 1890, tho plan and proposition
Of November %, 1890, aud tho settlement Of
tec,ed hereunder. will DO closed At 3 P. N. SEP
TENDER l, 1890, after WHICH date no security
will be received By the COMMITTEES.
nv order Of tho Bondholdsrs' Committee.
AN osN31 G. s. ELLIS, Secretary. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Atlanta; Il. B.Hs e
Nontgomeries...1 l 0 0 1 0 o 0-3 IL 3
Batteries smpfeld and Schabel; Agan.
Behne. and PETIT.
Bedford cry Defeats Petersburg.
Especial telegram to the DlsDatch.l
PETERSBURG, Va, August Plight hun
dred people witnessed the defeat of the
home team by the Bedford City club at
Baseball Park this evening. Up 10 the
sixth inning the game promised 10 be a
very hOtly-cOntested one, the score stand
ing at the beginning of that inning 2 to
in favor of the visitors. After this inning
the home team went TO pieces, and the
visitors easily won the game by score of
6 TO /.
Lyston and Keefer. and Quarles and
Widgins were the batteries.
Struck out: Quarles. 8; Lyston, 10.
Base-hits: Oh Quarles, Z; off Lystone. l..
During the third inning Wigmore. of the
visitors. was struck BY batted ball and
rendered insensibe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
PAPERS PLUCK.

The entire morning edition OF the Cbroni-
Gle was worked of while the building was
in flames. Everything was wiped out IN
the shape Of type and machinery. Inc
files of the paper from 1880 TO date and
the books and subscription-lists were
saved.
Laler.-Insurancc, about 100000, very
generally distributed among the companies
represented here.
ANOTHER ALARM.
Before the fire had been controlled an
alarm was sent in which called the depart
mept 70 the large brick warehouse IN the
rear % the Western Union telegraph-oihce
formerly occupied by tho Robert FORMER
Brewing Company. 1t was damaged TO
the extent of $1,000.
Nsn-worhs Destroyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
The Meather.

(By telegraph TO the Dispatcn.l
1 WASHINGTON, ID. O.. August a.
lEllR Forecast for Virginia for twenty
four hours-from midnight To
I midnight: Fair weather; warmer
in Eastern Virginia: east winds.
For North Carolina Fair weather. ex-
cept showers on the coast; slightly warm
er on the coast east winds.
Tag WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear aud pleasant. The stars were
shining at midnight. but the sky was par
TALLY obscured by clouds.
Range Of the thermometer at the 'front.'
a.or l,f thn Dfsn,rcr nfiicn vpstaudaY:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
N.lr-wnrhs pestroyed.

MuxcIr, IsD., August 27.--At 10 o'clock
last night the main building OF the Muncie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28
EVENTS AT GLOUCESTER.

GLOUCESTER, n. j.. August G.-To- days
results
First race-four and one-half furlongs--
Glen Mound won; Batsle-Cry second.
| Pickideue third. Time. 5S59.
Second race-fve furlongs-M Moderate
won Richard T. second, Little Nell
Third race-seven aud one-half fur
| longs-Yeyay won Golden Reel second.
Pocatello third. Time, lao.
Fourth race-seyen furlongs-Busteed
won; Belisarius second, Chatham third
| Time, 1889.
Fifth race-one mile-Pelham won ;
Castsway second, Juggler third. Time
| l:491s.
Sixth race-six and one-half furlongss-
| Montague won; Bella second, surplus
third. lime, l:27.
| THE LAToSIA TRACK.
LAroSIA. KY, August 27.-FIst race
| one mile-ProtectiOn won; Selma second'
Harry Ray third. Time, 1884,
Second race-slx furlongs won
Hippona second, Elsie 5. third. lime
1:154
Third race-one and one-sixteenth
| miles-Philora won: Maud Howard second
Roseboy third. Time. 1:5lA.
Fourth race-Merchants stakes-one
mile--KIng Lee won; Ida Piekwiek Sc
| cOnd, Chiei Justice thlru. lime, l:tzI2-
Fifth race-fye urlones-Milired won;
Shadow second, Verdant third. lime
! lob.
Sixth race-six furlongs = Monteviso
won; White Nose second. General Miles
third. Time, i.l7ls.
GARFIELD PARK.
CHICAGO, August q. Garfield races:
First race-six furlongs-W ampeso won
Pekiu second, Coughlin third. Time
l:l71l.
Second race-nine furlongs-F akir won
Churchill Clark second, Kenwood third
| Time. l:57.
Third race-six furlongs-Tim Murphy
won; Oregon Eclipse second. Eclipse third
lime. 1.l44.
Fourth race--one and one-quarter miles
Margcld won; Rudolph second, Lorenzo
third. Time. 2;07l5.
| Fifth race--six furlongs-Ranger won
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-28

After hearing the statements of Colonel
Cutshaw and DR.. Oppenhimer, MIR. Epps
moved that the City Engineer be instruct
ed to nave the creek cleaned out in accor-
dance with his ideas as advanced TO the
committee. and that the Board of Health
be requested TO remove the decomposed
matter from the sides of the stream. This
motion was adopted, and the body adj
iofrupd
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a any mdF sF F TIA" She disoGeySa he
proceedings against both OF them. , In n noTpr
threats. promised TO do what was required OF
him. Bcrnadcttc, in reply TO her father S IN
junction not to disoLey MIN, promised 70 40
her lest toward resisting. the powerful attrac-
ton which she felt drawing her 10 the grotto.
CROWDS At THE GRorTo.
At dawn the day following she was sent TO
school. and was Overwhelmed with tannts by
Me Me- h a great crowd waited from very
early in the FIR hS and f np pat
number rcmaned ON her way home TO tlie
MONDAY meal Bcrnadcttc could not resist me
knclt and began TO rccito the rosary looking
very intently at tho opening where SIX times t,si
vision. After praying ferventy for some time
Bernadeie. with tcprs in her Eyes. told the
b bIX nt ha
her what had kent her away. She told him whore
she. hnd, gone aud what had happened, anu n
an irresistit'le force had led her to the grot-
TO. As she had never deceived them tney ne,
evcd her and her father released her r I'm
grotto Commissary Jacomot having been
Informed Of Bcrnadette's ,dso.bedience of his
sent for both parents and their daughter but
hc realized soon that hc could not browhcat
and tGry them SO ea a liza aEr bv WhsS
She was bound. explained that she went to the
Grotto to pray: that she INVITED none TO accom- an.
pany or follow her: that il some insisted that
the appnrition was the Blessed Virgin sho did
not know that it was. After dismissing the
periaj and laid tho case before him. He. being
Il clear headed lnwycr.wnll versed in tho pena!
code. could not make out TINT. by any act of
hers, Bcrnadctte had offended against it.
On tho following morning before sunrise
another crowd stood before the grotto jernn,,
deite came, holding I'm one hand II blessed
candle which soma ono had given her. aud her
PRAYER beads in tho other Almost immedi-
ntcv the appartion appeared and called her
by name, ,,,,
81 have" the apparition said. something
for Yourself alone. viii you promise mo to
disclose it to no onei'
+ do lro,ni SO you" was the reply. :,
After u short dialogue the anpariton said:
" Now. my daughter go and tell the priests
that wish n, chapel to 10 built for me here"
and vanished.
The assembled witnesses who had noticed
the girl listening and her lips in mott
crowded around hor. asking what tho vision
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moments prayer. ono Of tho party who had
Drought pint bottle llled 1t with holy water.
and. as they had their fears about tho holiness
of tho source OF the apparition. thoy ask cd
Bcrnadette to promise to uso t., 1oly water.
on arriving at the grotto thcy 'yserved that
Its, appearance had not changed. although an
sgrantdino rose had grown from above aud its
the loot OF the niche.
While they were PRAYING. Bcrnadette's. fea-
lures became transilgurod. The apparition
Look G"r she 10 SI ni there she is"
Tho other children looked, hut saw nothing
different from what they had been sGG ,t
water and said to the apparition, III you come
from God draw nearer" The apparitipn
when the name OF God was uttered. HERNIA
dstc %bs s R 6s optnHS to tho
apparition had vanished. On their way home
ward IN time 70 go to vospcrs. tho winter after.
many persons. out for a walk. Tho children
told several what they had soon, and that was
town tow I'll" aboring Classes a" s. differed greatly
laughed at t. others Ssiievci # an. the Viii:
cred to DO "chidreps stories. Two
Tssas ST EoDr ani S Ms M MATE
RED both of whom were alivo when Henri
I.asorre wrote his book. got tho idea that por-
tory that desired to have masses said for its re
lcasc. and, they sought Bcrnadgtte and sug-
gested to her to ask tho Lady" who sho was
and what she wanted. and to put II in writing.
lest Bcrnadetto might fail to comprehend.
THE FIGURES PROMISE.
Bernadette. having o,taincd again her
mothers permission. on Thursday. tho 18th Of
February. at early dawn. after hearing mass ut
$3.50 4. NJ. set ont. with hcr two companions.
for tho Erotto As the mill stream was too full
to wade over. thcy had to takc II rugged way
up and down the mountain side. They mar
yelled ut the rig9r and agility with which
Bernadcttc moved along. She reached the
grotto II few moments before them and knecl
ing down. began to rccite the rosary. AT first
the recess was Illuminated with the brilliant
light. Then Bcrnaaettc hoard a voice calling
her. and Immediately nftcrward the apparition
stood before her. and by Il gesture of her hand
made sign to the little girl to draw near. Just
at that moment tho two women. almost OK.
hnusteh by their JOURNEY. appeAreI and Moticed