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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-02
DARLING OF THE TROOP.

Brandon Banner
She was the daughter of the trumpet
MAJOR and the darling of the troop.
Every one loved Phyllis Rayne. From
the age OF five she had been quartered
with her father with the regiment.
Our darling has grown into a
beauty" observed the adjutant, cheerily,
as he rode past the group of men
toward the object of interest.
"A letter for YOU" he said, In more
Officious tones, dismOunting beside the
girl. 1.-THE colonel would be glad Of an
answer tomorrow"
The adiutant rode reluctantly away
as Phil broke the seal of the mlssive.
After reading the contents the girls
dark eyes were humid. A culver of
disappointment parted her lips.
only tEat," she said beneath her
breath. Only my services! And l
What she thought was never uttered;
her father came to the door of the bung
allow.
Capt. Lonsdale is waiting inside to
speak with you. l have given him my
word, dearie, although it will be like
drawing an eye-tooth to part with my
little girl"
As her father stepped outside Phyl
flashed an angry glance at the captain.
How dare you?" L forbade you TO
appeal to MY father"
Faint heart never won fair lady yet.
l dare anything for the chance of win
ming you. will have you, Phyl."
why do you hate me?" the captain
continued ENORMOUSLY. II love you. |
am willing to make you my wife, al
though you're not"
"A lady,, she interpolated quietly.
A violin was lying on the table; the
girl took it up, with the bow, lingering
the instrument abSently. Her mother
words implied stung keenly.
"You are so beautiful" he cried, NOV
lug nearer.
The refrain went on jerkily from the
violin; there was suggestion OF scorn
in her action.
"Phyl Have you 10 pity Are you
as hard as your face is tender? Is there
any one else ?" The captain laid his
hand on the arm moving the bow. us
there, Phyl?"
You are hurting me. Capt. Ions
dale"
"What soft little arm it is ~ he said,
drawing the loose blue sleeve away from
her wrist. See, the impress of my
cruel fingers. Poor little arm"
He bent his head suddenly, press
ing his lips, to the delicate flesh.
A shadow fell across them as a figure
stood in the open doorway. The girls
voice relieved the silence by common
place:
Good evening, colonel"
Capt. Lonsdale made hurried de-
parture, saluting his superior officer,
who remained i'll the doorway.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-02
FACTS AND FANCIES.
1.-THE milwaukee,"

Mothers, "Be sure and use Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for.your children
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-02

Dear me, How much all this looks
like the last few months before we bA-
gan to wear hoops before. am afraid
that is what this desire to have ones
dress stand out will end in. "Margery
Daw' in the New York Recorder has
this:
l promised another skirt this week
suitable for dresses for general wear.
Here it is, it is known as the "Flesher.',
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-02
lie
"May | come in?"
Nv -

eyes"
"Don't put that down. 1 can talk to
you while you play"
The colonel leaned against the wall,
watching Phyl as She rested her chin
again on the violin.
Il can't" she cried, with an hysterical
little laugh. II Think think you make
me nervous"
Never mind" ne said gravely, TAX
ing the instrument from her hands. /
have heard your music. Who taught
you?"
My father. Pm, very proud of dad"
TIE colonel smiled; the smile made
his stern. ugly face almost handsome.
The colonel was a widOwer with one
child. People said his marriage had
been failure.
You had my letter." he asked as
they moved out under the Yeranda.
yes"
Are you willing?''
A moments hesitancy, In which the
colonel scanned the girls face eagerly.
Yes; | will 90 with you, colonel"
THANK you. Little Jack will be so
glad. There is no woman liz the CAN
torment he takes to but you" The
colonel was going to the hills for the hot
months.
uHueIStdIlus IL Will 10 my uISJ
situation"
"What do you mean?"
you have asked me to 60 to Slmla
as companion or nurse TO your child.
You have forgotten to mention one
thing-the salary"
The colonel bit his lip. Was she
joking? PhyI was looking fXedly at
the flowers planted near the mango
trees. Had she seriously misconstrued
his letter wherein he had asked her to
accompany him with her father on their
leave of absence for the sake of little
Jack?
do you want salary ?" he asked,
bluntly.
ut is usual, is 1t not? ?"
81 believe So"
AT that moment an ayah. leading a
child, came across the compound.
A few minutes later Phyl watched the
colonel, with little Jack clinging to his
hand, cross the parade ground. The
child's white frock became a speck in
the distance before a sob broke from
the girls throat.
That night wager was made by
Capt. LOnsdale among few of his boon
companions.
"I'll swim two miles against stream
up the Goomtee on the day Our OAR
ling marres any man but myself"
"Done" cried half dozen voices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-02
Health Is Wealth.

DR. e. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT, a guaranteed specific forHysteric Dir
illness. Commissions Fits Nervous Neuralgia
Headache Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Men
tai Depression, Softening of the Brain re-
sulting in insanity and leading to misery, de-
cay and death. Premature Old Age, Barren
ness, Loss of Power in either sex, Involun-
tary Losses and Spermatorrhma, caused BY
overexertion of the brain. self-abuse or over
indulgence. Each box contains one months
treatment. 81 box, or six boxes for s.,
sent by mail prepaid. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order for
six boxes, accompanied with 3, we send the
purchaser our written guarantee to refund
the money il it does not effect cure. Guar
antees issued only byW. X. Collier successor
TO HipplerS Collier. druggists Seventh and
SibleY sts St Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-02
Her Reward.

He was six times millionaire
Who sat behind her at the play;
The maid took off her bonnet there;
He married her next day.
New York Press.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-02
CHINA, GLASS,
LAMPS, SILVER, BOOKS,
ART POTTERY, TOYS

Are among many speciates; and while regular
prices remain plainly marked each article there is
BIG DISCOUNT to be deducted in each case. AL.
though stock is very large the first corners get the
most choice.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-02

Through the Press "buying bureau"
the skirt mot the waist pattern can be
ordered from a designer if waist, hip
and skirt length measurements are
ent. The pattern is cut upon heavy
paper. The price is 81.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-02

soon as hear of anything better, you
shall. But | say positively, now. hoops
are yet worn Oy people OF taste, nor
have they been seen on others. At
present all tull skirts are very much
sored. Those old-faShi0ued very full
effects about the waist are not In vogue,
nor is there any indication that they
Will be.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-02

EOgJR ARTISTS, CONCERTS
1 Adele Aus der Ohe, assisted by Miss
Katherine Gordon, at Ford Music Hal, Satur-
day Evening, March 4th. Reserved seats,
81 90 and rs cents. Course Tickets, $25O, In
GLIDING Reserved Seats.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-02

a Famous Club Run by a Woman.
Many years ago Boobies club, in st.
The morning call., 1893-07-26
FOR A TELEPHONE.
Supervisors to Consider
Notifications.
Petition of the Company That Wants
to Start an Opposition Line
in This City.

A. E. Brooke-Ridey is having q hard
fight with the Board of Supervisors to
secure modification of terms under which
the competing telephone company. recently
organized. expects to bid for a franchise.
The new corporation is called THE Citi-
zens' Telephone and Telautograph Com
pany," and its promoters are beginning to
fear that its ZANE is proving a veritable
hoodoo. 1t was at first proposed that the
new company, if given franchise, should
share its profits with the city and charge
only So month for an instrument, while
the Pacific Telephone Company. now ope-
rating. charges So for the same service.
Mr. Brooke-Ridley was dissatisfied with
this arrangement and has been working
indefatlgably to have it modified.
In view OF the announcement made
some days ago that at Monday evenings
meeting Of the Board of Supervisors the
members would adjourn for six weeks. the
new cOmpany's agent realized that any
concession TO be CT value must be made at
once. Ii the matter were delayed six
weeks 1t would be impossible to compile te
the laying of conduits before the beginning
Of the rainy season. when it would not
do to have streets torn up.
After a fortnight's labor. MIR. Brooke.
Ridley persuaded the Supervisors to
arrange for meeting as a committee of
the whole on Monday afternoon. When
the appointed hour arrived there was no
Quorum present. but the agent man aged TO
ge: another call issued for o'clock on the
same evening. He was again unsuccess-
full for the same reason. sufficient num-
The morning call., 1893-07-26
PIKE AND SALMON.
Muskalonge Will Not Thrive in Pillar
citOs Lake-Sport at Home.


1t was reported yesterday that the mus
kalonge planted by the Fish Commission
ers in Pllarcitos Lake are dying off very
fast and that the venture Of stocking will,
In all probability, prove failure.
a very different report, however, has
come from Lake MERGED, where $4,000 fry
OF the pike family were planted. A few
Of the youngsters, which are now about
two months cid. were taken from the lake
and shown to An official of the water com.
pany yesterday, and he informed a repre-.
sentative Of The CALL that he was agree
ably surprised to find the little fellows so
full Of life and activity. They have not
grown scarcely an inch since they were
placed In the lake, but their appearances
indicate that they will do well and prove
OF great value TO the company when they
attain the age Of two years.
Reports from Santa Cruz state that the
salmon are leaving Monterey Bay and that
angling Is becoming somewhat monOtOn.
Gus. The reason for the decrease in the
numbers OF salmon is the departure of the
sardines. 1t may be the good fortune of
the anglers OF this city to get some sport
near home. Last Sunday four fisher
men who were casting lines in the Bay, not
lar distant from Lime Point, were sur
prlsed On seeing some salmon leap near
their boat. One Of the party attached an
aoalone spoon to his Inns aud was trolling
about twenty minutes when he hooked a
ten-pounder which was landed, handline
fashion. after hard struggle. The fish In
appearance resembled very much the
salmon that have been caught 10 Monterey
Bay. The angler stated mat he hooked a
second fish which took away the spoon
after running out every inch Of his line. II
may be that the king salmon Of Monterey
visit, and If this be the case the disciples
OF rod and line will have fine sport while
the fish are with US,
The morning call., 1893-07-26
ALL OVER A NOTE.
Family Peace Disturbed
by an Old Debt.
A Wife's Unexpected Confession,
Which Nearly Caused a Riot in
Justice Dunne's Court.

An nnOcent-appearing suit to recover
Judgment for the balance of promissory
note. which was not prod uced, covered a
social bomb which exploded with terrific
crash in Justice OF the Peace DUNES
court yesterday.
Francois Pepot. a venerable-l0 oking old
gen tleman, who confessed TO IS. claimed
that Mrs Emile Claveaux owed him $500.
He had loaned her $500 several years ago
and she had paid him back only 500. He
wanted the balance and he proposed to re-
cover it.
Andrean Claveaux, the husband .. the
defendant. was in court with his wife and
their two little children. lie is sculptor.
fercoiy Bohemian in appearance and
characteristics. He glared horribly at the
plain tiff from the moment he entered the
courtroom. and at one period in the pro-
ceedings il needed the restraining arms of
justice To prevent violent assault
Mrs. Claveaux, a prepOsSeSslng woman
about 80 years old, did not deny that she
had received $500 from the aged Pepot.
but she pleaded the statute of limitations
in defense. Then, supplementary to her
examination, she made voluntary s,ate-
ment which made a terrible commotion.
Between five and six years ago." she
said, II was Emile Partris, an unmarried
woman. 10 support myself l Kept a
clearinghouse. l knew Mr.. Pepot, who
visited me sometimes. Once I nursed hin
when he was sick and he said he was
grateful. Then he gave me the $500. as he
says, but it was gift, not loan. He was
my lover for some time and then he went
away for while.
IN the meantime Andrean Claveaux
came hther. He wished to marry me and
l consented. We have lived happily TO-
gether ana have two children. When
Pepot returned and found ME married he
was very angry. He made all kinds of
threats, demanded his money and said he
would tell ADdrean, my husband, that he
had been my lover.
IN terror at fear of this exposure to my
husband l managed to get 500, which |
gave PepOt. l promised If he would wait
that would try TO save the balance by
degrees He refused to give me any time
and has forced this revelation"
During the recital the face Of An6rean
became livid with rage. When his wife
had finished he seemed beside himself with
Iage, swore violently and otherwise dis
turbed the decOrum Of the courtroom.
Francois Pepot, the aged plaintiff, was
not disturbed either at the exposure of his
affair or al the husbands threats. He de-
MED that he had the honor of the lady's
affection" ard stated that his affection for
Miss Partris had been purely platonic.
Inc scene was 100 exciting to be pro-
longeu, so Justice Dunno took the case
under adVlSemeDt
The morning call., 1893-07-26

Der of Supervisors remaining away to
prevent quorum.
Although reduced to the verge Of de-
SPAR, Mr.. Brooke Ridley cOaxed the Super
visors into making another effort A
meeting was announced for 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning. The members were
late in assembling, and when they did
arrive, went into their committee-room
and locked the door. John ]. Sabin.
president of the existing telephone com-
pany, was early Oh the ground and smiled
com placently when he got sight Of the
anxious face of his rival.
Tie session of The committee was brief.
but when it adjourned the Supervisors
gave Mr.. Brooke Ridley what ne described
as ray of hope" They decided to ask
the Mayor to call special meeting of the
board for next Friday. when the whole
telephone question will be considered.
The morning call., 1893-07-26
The Custom-House Cellar.

Contractor A. l.. Campbell will under
take the work OF fitting up the cellar of the
Custom-house building for postoffice
uses. A floor of concrete will be laid and
partitions and walls put in. His contract
also includes freight elevator and water
pipe.
THE renovation of that cellar has been
very urgent necessity with this Office for
great many years." says Assistant Post
master Richardson. I'VE have had to nut
valuable supplies In three different DEPART
ments for want Of proper place to
store them. Those supplies have been
placed In the money order department.
The morning call., 1893-07-26
THE BANDIT TO PLEAD.
An Attorney Brought From Nevada
to Assist the Defense.


W. WOODBURY., one of the leading attor-
neys of Carson City. Nav, was in the city
yesterday. He will be associated with L.
Reddy in the defense of Chris Evans, who
will be arraigned at Fresno on Friday and
be called upon TO plead to the charge OF
murder. 1t is a matter OF doubt whether
Mr.. Reddy will be able to conduct the de-
tense, inasmuch as his health has been
very poor lately, in which case Mr.. Wood
burn will have full charge.
The line of defense to be adopted is, OF
course, not fully known. but it is reasOna-
bly, certain that one of the main points
con tended for will be one that will raise
several interesting points of Law and fact.
In the absence of proof that Chris Evans
participated in the now celebrated train
robbery it will be urged that Evans acted
within the law in resisting unlawful ar
rest. the attacking party having no war
rant of authority at the lime when the al
legged murder was committed.
The morning call., 1893-07-26

The royal train in which Queen victoria
travel neyers exceeds twenty-five miles an
hour during the night, the Quiet being nc.
to prevent her Majesty from being disturbed
while she is asleep.
The morning call., 1893-07-26

the mailing department and the news
naner department. The cellar. properly
lifted up. will be a much-needed accom-
M nj atiOn."
The morning call., 1893-07-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Thos. McAwlay Wood. Physician
&>S and professor of hygiene: specialist 10 the
cure of all diseases by the use OF natures RENE
dies cures rheumatism in days 1853 Grove ST.,
s. +. jy26 It's
The morning call., 1893-07-26
SITUATIONS WANTED CoNTINUED.

->~~~~~-o~~~oocooo~~
CITUATION WANTED BY EXPEHlEN CrD
- man (c3 years 0id) to care for horses. cows, be
generally useful about place. ETC.: years refer
ence. Address Z. p. bsx Ii. this office. jy24 3t|
SITUATIoN WANTED BY YOUNG GERMAN
- to do any kind of work; cit or country. Please
address G. F.. box lie. Call Branch ONCE jy24 3t*
COMPETENT ENGLISH GARDENER WANTS
" q situation in private family: can milk and
take care of cows. hoyses, etc. handy man about
place, with best references. Apply Industrious
box 33. this ONCE jy23 At
A MEXICAN YOUNG MAN. Is YEARS EX-
n perience in clothing furnishing goods. hats
boots and shoes, wishes situation in city or coun-
try: salary no object. Address ID. L., box 80 tnlS
office. jy23 TT
ii AUTHORIZATION AS FIREMAN BY
steady man; familiar with steam machinery ;
capable OF running slide-valve engines up TO 0U-
horse power: references II required Address j.
W.. box 1872 Call Branch Office. jy22 W
by RESPECTABLE MARRIED COUPLE; MAN
- as night clerk or porer in hotel; wife as cham
bermaid or waitress; work together in city or
country; both intelligent, relable and good work
ers. with experience. Address N. W.. box 50. Gail
Branch Office. jy23 5t*
TTNDEkTAKER'S ASSISTANT WANTS A
- JOB anywhere on this coast: experienced
man: hrSt-class horSeman. or would suit an 1nstl-
tuition Address Casket. box 33, this Office ~ OF
WANTED-PoSITION ON GENTLEMAN'S
w place by all-round practical gardener
horseman and mixer; thoroughly understands
what is required Of him: highest reference. Adj
dress Reliable. box 1903. Call Branch once. III ~
The morning call., 1893-07-26
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

w ANTED-A CHAMBERMAID. FIRST-CLASS
w country hotel, 500; German chambermaid
and waitress. country resort $50. c. X. HANSEN
q CO.. 10 Geary st.
COOK, $50: CHAMBERMAID AND LAUN.
~ dress. 500 waitress, 500; housework, city
and country. so and $50. r. 7. WARD 81 CO.,
6lO Clay ST.
The morning call., 1893-07-26
CONTRACTORS AND BUILpERs.


CANITARY PLUMBING AND SEWERISG II
- HUFSCHMlDT 623 &. G. ave.; tel. 1868. stf
The morning call., 1893-07-26
PERSONALS.

INVALID GOING TO NEW YORK WANTS a
L male companion to assist him. Address In
valid, box 1855. Ca Branch Office
The morning call., 1893-07-26
PARTNERS WANTED.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF COPARTN Err
IN shp-The copartnerShip heretofore existing
between LOUIS s. STONE and HARRY b. Jun
son for the practice OF architecture is this DAY
dissolved by mutual consent LOUIS 5. STONE
will continue to carry on business at rooms 32 and
33. Dooahoe building, corner Taylor and Mason
stS., this city LOUIS s. STONE.
San Francisco July Is, 1893. jy26 cod 3t*
The morning call., 1893-07-26
-
ROOMS WANTED.

lNANTED -wELL-FURN BEDROOM
w with adjoining empty room; must have back
entrance and be on ground floor: willing to paw
81 per week. Address T.. box 49, this office. 20 "
"A ANTED-FURNISHED ROOM NEAR FOL-
w som and Sixth. rent "a per month. by young
man. Address J. NJ. boy 1862. Call branch ONCE. :
The morning call., 1893-07-26

a ANTED-FIRST.CLASS COOK. NO VAST,
" short distance. $685. Q German or Scandi.
navian second girls. country. $50; French and
Protestant nurses. $25: laundress. S25; second
$50. Menlo Park. see lady here at 10 to-day !:
Swedish cook, in family. San Rafael. $50: 2
cooks. small country hotels, $50; waitress and
cham bermaid, $50: French nurse. &25: second
girl and seamstress, $50: 8 German and Scandl-
navian cooks. $50, and others. j. F. CROSETT &
CO 3lS Sutter st
The morning call., 1893-07-26

CiTUATION WANTED BY RESPECTABLE
~ girl to go second work and sewing. Call at
$50 Stevenson at
The morning call., 1893-07-26
WANTED-MIsC ELLANEOUS.

"A ANTED-HORSE AND BUGGY; PARTIES
w going East into the country for few
months can place horse and buggy on a ranch
the city free OF cost, where 1t will be well
cared for. Address NJ. B.. T. o. box 23l Las WE 2F
IA ANTED-TO BUY CHEAP KODAK. PAC
w EXCHANGE % Kearny st.
The morning call., 1893-07-26

ISY COMPETENT WOMAN. SITUATION AS
q cook; no objection to homework: best city
reference. Call address SW. cor. Geary and
Frederick sts., upstairs
The morning call., 1893-07-26

COMPETENT MIDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES
~ place to do housework. city or country: Will
Ing to help with care of an Invalid. Call 206
Fifth st.
The morning call., 1893-07-26

"A ANTED-WAITREsS, SMALL RESTAU-
w rant. 500; 2 chamberm aids. $50 wait dinner;
cook. private family. $25. German preferred; girl
to assist, 49, number of girls for honseworx
and cooking. Apply LATE EXAMINER. 2O6
PoWeSt
The morning call., 1893-07-26

{ 'OLORED GIRL FOR DOWNSTAIRS WORK,
\ $25: chambermaid assist In waiting. country
hotel. 500 working hOusekeeper, city. $40; cham
bermaid. no waiting, $l5 month; second girl.
San JOSE $50: German cook, $50: German nurse.
grown child, $25: 50 homework girls, city and
country. SIS and $50. Apply MISS PLUNkETr,
42i Suffer ST.
The morning call., 1893-07-26

YOU'VE GIRL WISHES TO ASSIST WITH
i housework; small wages with nice people, so
Annie ST.. by Palace Hotel
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-10

Hotc does he feel He has
irregular bowels and peculiar
stools august Hotrer the rem
edy iofsly
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-10
VOTING CONTEST.
4 Good Opportunity to Test the Popu-
.lari ] Of Your Friends.
You CUT OUT YOUR BALLOTS
---
And Send Them In at Once, Properly
Filled Up,
IA PRIZE FOR EACH VICTOR
you CUT OUT YOUR BALLOTS
4 PRIZE FOR EACH VICTOR
That is Well Worth Trying for GO
10 Work al Once.

In order to increase its already large
circulation, and become more popular
with the people, The WoRLD has in
angnrated the following method.
Each successful contestant viii b.
awarded handsome prize, well worth
working for. This viii be good op-
portunity ID test the popularity q
your friends
The contest wilFbe 70 vote for the
following
Isl. The most popular lady insMar-
tinsburg.
md. The most popular man il
Martinsbnrg.
To the successful lady receiving the
highest number Of votes will be award
ia fine sewing machine.
To the successful man receiving the
highest number Of votes viii be award
ed 4 handsome goId-headed cane.
This contest will be confined to Mar
tinsburg exclusively, and each ballot
must be signed BY the full name q
tie voter, The contest will be closed
onyAugust 81, 1893, at 10 o'clock a.
ii. Ballots not properly signed viii
be thrown out No ballot will be az.
cepted excepting the official one below.
Any. one can vote as often as they
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from THE WoRLD. Each name must
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