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Then they walked away arm in arm
and soon forgot these humber troubles
in brighter anticipations of their own.
Late that afternoon Yates returned to
the boomers camp. Arizony, relenting
in love, though not in purpose, made Il
few timid advances. which were received
rather grufay.
Have you thought things over?' he
asked her u~ngraciOusly.
81 don't know, as | understand
None of that now. I'll round you up
here once for all"
But as he scowled her ~deprecating
looks appeared to strike him with a sense
of pity.
"Mebbe I'm a little hard on you," he
said.
Arizony weakly burst into tears. He
took her in his arms, but when he felt
the mute %shuddering with which she
yielded his s1spicion rose.
Look herer he exclaimed, I'm tired
of all this shilly shally. VIII you marry
me or viii you let a hammer headed
preacher ruin your place as we'll as mine?'
IN never see peace any more, Burl,
never" she walled.
He left. utrering an impatient ~ejacula-
ton. That night she kept long awake,
thinking-yet in thought finding little
relief. After a time she became sensible
of a faint glow beyond the open door of
the cabin as from a distant fire.
More from reStlessness than interestshe
rose, put on her dress and stole out into
the starlight. Then she saw that the re-
| Election came from some hidden source
down by the creek. She began to feel
curious as a kind of respite from the ST.
lent miseries of the night. So she went
back, put on her shoes, threw a shawl
over her head and walked out beyond
the wagons, tents and cabins toward the
fringe of timber that covered the creek
bottom.
The heavens were clear. Out on the
prairie a coyote was yelping. Nearer
by, where the cottonwOOds rustled, sun,
dry minor voices of the night kept up a
droning interlude. The overmastering
gloom and glory of the night oppressed
her as with an impalpable, illimitable
weight. Vines and bushes chung to hel
skirts and hindered her limbs as she
| lOd1e an
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JUST AS SHE WAS.
By WILLIAM PERRY BROWN.

copyright, 1898, by American Press Associa-
toni
IL she told me TO see arUer you.
How can l let you do this unnatural
thing" Then sternly altering his tone,
II say there is blood between you two
that cries out against such a union"
Blood, blood" she gasped. Tell me
ALL
Burl interrupted her with an oath. 1t
seemed to break the spell he exerted over
her, for she turned from him and kept
her eyes upon her stepfather.
He was only a boy then" said the
parson, again pointing at Yates. But
he shot your grandfather and fed the
country afterward. Years have passed,
yet 1 recognized him. There's an old re-
ward out for him yet, | reckon"
rs this true?' cried Arizony, clutch
ing her lovers arm. 'FOh, Burl! may
be wrong, but-but Til take your word
first"
The mans aptitude for duplicity
seemed to desert him, and he hesitated.
Then he swOre roUndly, %furiously. But
rs he paused once more her agonized en-
treaty pierced him like the thrust of a
knife.
us this true? Is it true?'
"Yes!" he at last roared, fairly goaded
into the confessional. but what of that?
Old man Eakins caused my own uncle to
be killed afore that. 1t was a family
feud, a long and bitter one. They put
me up to it, and | have been sorry for it
sinCe-I swear Ihave. This was Is years
back. Our families are friendly now.
What? Are you going to leave me, Ar
zony?:'
Inch by inch she was moving farther
from his side. AS he ceased speaking she
bowed her head upon the parsons shout
der, clasping him nervously. Yates
roughly pulled her back.
mo, no., Burlr' she exclaimed, freeing
herself. "Give me time to think-time
to think. You say it has all passed
away. God help mel! 1t can never pass.
IdOn't know what to do. Give me time,
Burl, and-and don't touch me, or ]
shall die"
So clearly did she shrink and shudder
at each approach he made that he at
LENGTH desisted. In his breast a storm
or passion was seethlng, for h II OF
his impotence was m%addening.
very well" said he harshly. You're
a fool, Arizony-but l won't force your
inclinations. Think well of al this and
remember! I'll stand no nonsense, nuth-
er, from You nor this gray beaded mis-
chief breeder here. If he was a younger
man, I'd have it out with him now and
let you see what q rotten stick you're
tryin to lean on"
Arizony suffered him to take her hand,
yet avoided his eye. After a moment he
dropped it, glared ~vindictively at the
preacher, then strobe off over the prairie
at a pace that soon carried him out OF
sight beyond a neighboring swell.
Then the girl again let her head fall
upon Parson Tilney's shoulder.
Won't you take me back TOTO my
mothers grave?" she sObbed. Il wish
was dead and alvin there with her.
Yes, / do do"
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"Mebbe Pm q little hard on yOu," he said
Proceeding in this way for some dis.
lance, she rounded a great upturneC
''clay root" and anne suddenly in full
view of the object of her search. ShC
threw herself upon the earth and peeret
forth cautiously.
Seated round an open fire were Bur
Yates, Chickasaw John and a dozen OF
so of the more restless boomers. They
were apparently consulting together Sc
cretly. Burl was speaking, and his stri'
dent tones and bull-like energy of gesture
made her shudder.
just afore day is the time" he said.
when them seven stars dip into the
prairie yonder, We'll set out. We've
been b~ullyragged by these soldiers long
enough. Now is our chance toget ven
There's only seven mer. left at the fort
outside of the women and that id
lieutenant"
Where's the rest gomez asked a man.
'Some's here, and some's yonder, keep
in fellows like we outen our land and
treatin us like we was born thieves. One
of them seven is with us. He told me
the cash for three months pay for the
whole detachment is in the colonel's safe.
The paymaster fetched it yesterday.
Thousands of dollars and only seven men
a-guardin it all. Come, now, boys, let's
hustle. Time we paint and fix and git
there it'll be nearly day. If we manage
right, the hull jobll be laid to these here
Cheyennes as has just broke loose from
the reservation"
Hes right, men," said Ghickasaw
John. We've been drug around like
dogs till we're poor as dogs. When |
think of my wife and dead children. l
lows that if | can't get even with them
as got me in this fix in one way perhaps
| can in another"
More infiammatory talk followed. For
some time Arizony listened with a grow
ing horror of this contemplated violence
and crime. Though she might never be
happy again herself, perhaps she might
save the lives and secure the happiness
of others. Meanwhile Burl and another
man were distributing various articles
of Indian dress and adOrnment together
with paint and bear grease.
She waited to see and hear no more.
but hurried back to the cabin, put OF her
bonnet and stole noiselessly through the
camp and struck the trail leading to the
post. Two hours of hard travel were be-
fore her through tangled bottoms, over
t~ree!ess ridges where the long buffalo
gu impeded and across creeks pitted
b. gUicksands. All this, too, amid the
gloom, the stealth and the terrors of the
nignL.
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Those LACE CURTAINS

Have many claims upon your attention They
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The product Of the wilkesbarre and the Bromley
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BOMBARDING THE ARABS.
a spanish Cruiser Pours Shot ana
She'll Into the Nafixes

Shell Into the Natives.
Inc latest advices from Melilla show
mat the. Spanish troops gained a decided
victory over the Moors on Saturday. Early
.nat morning Gen. Margallo. the Spanish
eomhander, sent to Baja-el-Arbi a final
warning that unless he carried out by noon
the promises he made Thursday TO per-
suade the Arabs to destroy their tntrencb-
ment and cease resistance the Standards
would forthwith open a cannonade ON the
Moors. The Spaniards watched Raia-eI
Arb, accompanied by a strong escort m
Moroccan regulars ride to the rebel posts
ana harangue the natives. The chiefs en-
oeavoring TO bring about a cessation of the
hostilities met with a strong refusal.
AT noon Gen. Margalio called out the gar
rfson, and ordered Forts Camollos and San
Lorenzo. the nearest to the Kabyle trench
es, 10 prepare for action. The cruiser Van-
adito. at the same time, approached the
mouth OF the Ouro, going as near the shore
as the rough sea would allow. As soon as
the arabs saw the cruiser. large body
oasned TO the shore and began firing at
ner with rifes. but their shots fell wide Of
the mark. The Venadito came 10 anchof
IN an advantageous position. and lombard
ed the Arabs with shot and she'll 10 which
the natives replied with a harmless fusii-
laoe. The Venadito's Hotchkiss guns
wrought havoc In Arab trenches
rty-one Shells were also thrown among
them, which must have done serious eye
cuuon; Several shells were seen 10 fan In
the midst of groups of horsemen. The en-
easement lasted an hour, and the Venadito
returned TO Melilla harbor without HAVING
sustained any damage s
soldiers from the San Lorenzo fort had a
sSlrnllsh with Arabs several days ago on
s sne banks Oh the Ouro. The soldiers were
nueu upon while chasing a stray mule
which the Arabs were also pursuing Tbc
lieutenant In command of the Spaniaras
nreo MS revolver at the Arabs, and the SOL
them to flight Pu'suS
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Commander sigsbee, chief hydrographer
of the navy. has received report from
Capt John r. Hires of the bark Lotus
that on October II, at 1:30 pm, he sighted
the ship Dorothea of Sandiford, bound from
Dieppe to Philadelphia. with distress sig
nails flying. She had encountered a severe
hurricane the two preceding days and was
unmanageable and leaky. The Lotus res
cued the crew OF eighteen people. taking ten
hours to accomplish it, as a heavy gale wa s
blowing at the time. Oil was used on the
water to assist at the rescue. The vessel was
set afire, as she was danger to navigation
The Lotus was on voyage from Ham,
burg to Charleston. y
The British s. s. Nymphaet reports that
on October IL. in latitude &C. 10 north, longf-
tude 75.5 west, she passed a derelict schoon-
er floating with the decks level with the
water. both masts standing On the same
date she passed another derelict with decks
awash, no spars standing.
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DIED..


AYERS; On Sunday, October %, 1883 MARGARET
nifty sixth year Of her age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BROWN. On sunday, October % 1898. at the rest
eense Of Nj @% & SSs SsS
Ellen J. Brown. departed this life. in the sig
Funeral services and interment on Tuesday. octo.
her "a at IL am, Mt Carroll Chapel. Forest
CHANCEY. At Summer Hill, West Alexandria,
isso On o s Helen 4 n CHAN CHANCE Sse q
Joseph Z. Chancey.
Funeral services at residence. ? pm Tuesday. oc-
tober "a. Relatives and friends invited.
GARTHwAITE On Sunday. October - 1873. at
H;is Am, JOHN l., eldest son OF Sarah ].
and the late John A. Garthwaite.
Funeral from his late residence. d2S 9Th street
southeast "wednesday afternoon October =.
at O'Clock. baltimore papers please copy.l 2s
pm. MARY CHAPMAN LEARNED. dauehtes
q the late VIM. II. Chapman of Fairfax Court
Interment at Fairfa, Court House. Tuesd.y,
October "a.
NUBER. ON Sunday. October -. 1893. AT eco a:
m, RADCLIFFE FGINN, son Of Jacob L. sud
Mollie W. Nuber aged one year and two days.
Interment AT Newport, Del.
RANDALL. On Saturday morning. October 81.
1873. at 7;30 o'clock. al her residence. 80
4- 4 street northwest. HAGAR RANDALL fe-
loved mother Of Mary Davis, J. f. Lylcs.
Richardetta Randall, Rachel Cooper and J. IL.
Randall.
Mother thou art gone TO rest;
We will not weep for thee.
For thou where oft earth
Thy spirit longed be-
BY HER CHILDREN.
Funeral services will be held the MetroDolitan
Baptist Church. street between 18th and 18th
streets northwest. Tuesday. October -. lsS.
at O'Clock pm. Relatives and friends are in
Sited.
TAYLOR. Entered into rest October IL, 1888, e
Bay City. Mich. CAROLINE +. BARNETT.
wife of Edward u. Taylor Of Portsmouth. Va.
Intermept at Feterboro'. y. y. g.
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HAYES RULED OFF.
The Young Virginia Gentleman Rider
Disgraces Himself.

The Young Virginia Gentleman Rider
Disgraces Himself.
The two days meeting of the Hampstead
Farm Racing Association held at Hemp
stead, L. l.. wound up Saturday with one
of the most disgraceful scenes ever wit
messed on a race course. Society had turn
ed out in full force to see the gentlemen"
jockeys ride. and from the boxes in the
grand stand and from on top Of drags that
were lined along the fences about SIX hun
dred society people witnessed the races.
All went well and the sport was thorough
ly enjoyable until the horses were brought
back to the post after the fourth race II
was then that society women and society
men were treated to an exhibition by Will
liam Hayes Of Virginia. an Englishman,
who lives near Warrenton, is wen-known
here and has often appeared in the saddle
at the local tracks.
who weighs fully one hundred and seventy
pounds. STROBE over to q lad named MUIR
ray, who was just leaving his saddle, and
began beating the boy over the head and
boy. yelled with pain. ard managed to get
out of the stirrups, and run away The peo-
pie in the grand stand We're bowling like
band of Indians. but Hayes paid no at
tention to them and followed the lad up.
Murray got away by jumping a fence and
Hayes went back to the judges stand
Wnen IN 'front.' OF the stand Track Super
intendent James Mortimer admonished
Hayes and the latter became angry. He is
quite deaf, and went close to Mr. Mortimer
to hear what he was saying
The superintendent said loudly into HAYES
ear: 4 said. You are not nit to ride In a
gentleman's race"
Hayes was now angered beyond control,
and he struck Mr.. Mortimer on the Jaw,
The spectators rushed from the grand stand
to the track. and Hayes was taken away
he threw his arms about wildly, talked
hight for ten minutes. and donned another
suit of colors to ride in. Immediately after
the track was cleared. a meeting of the
board of stewards was held, and Hayes was
ruled off.
In the race Hayes had the mount on Fore
sight. the odds-on favorite. He was never
prominent in the race. but in explanati ton
of his conduct he claimed that Murray had
fouled him and caused him to lose a lot
or ground. His ruling off will bar Hayes
from riding at the Baltimore meeting this
week. for the Hampstead races We're run
under the management of the American
Hunt and Pony Race Association, of which
the Baltimore club is also a member
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Ing everything into account yigi.ant IS sn.
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