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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
can,r,h,,,.r. from Crewe.

correspondence of the Richmond Dispateh.l
CaYwE. Va, July 1.-The Ladies' 4
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
church. assisted by other local talent. pre-
sented "Quixotic Quskers" ut hanns
Hall this evening".
The Episcopal church lately completed
here vas received from the contractors BY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Rnhl Ell OF NiO.00O.

fBy telegraph 10 :ae unsDltch.l
NASHVILLE. Tenn, July Nv. u. Wal
lace. a prominent citizen OF Lebanon,
Tenn. VINO had been 70 ~. LOUIS, where
he purchased the thoroughbred horse
True Bow AT a large price. was robbed on
MS way home from that city. This morn
lug he found his pocket-boOk, containing
$40, 900 in money and notes, missing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
JENKIgs SAFE N EoErOIE.
e pecial telegram to tho Dispatch

NoRrouK, Va, july 1.-THE negro Jcn-
kius. who was lvnched IN Nausemond.
and wa. placed IN jail. HC says that the rope
broke when he vas fred upon, ana the
lynchiug party fed AMI left hiu. jenkins
SAYS as soon a. he recovered Consciousness
me lett Nansemoud and made for Norfolk.
lie has two tuile; wounds IN the mock and
OneIu the leg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c.. and ths
Weather Indications
by tnlaTrnnh 20 tho Dianatch.i

" WASHINGTON. ID. c., July H.
loTnpy Forecast for twenty-four hours
~ from midnight to midnight For
Virginia and North Carolina:
Local tbrnder-storms; north winds cooler
in Southern Virginia and Northern North
Carolina.
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He was also suspected OF beng guilty OF
poisoning q number of horses belonging
to Mr.. John Cartwright during the past
spring aud Of setting ire TO that gentle
mans dwelling-house about two weeks
ago while he and his family asleep N
it. Soon after leaving the Magistrates
house Constable Branch and Jenkins were
sudden y surrounded by a body OF MASKED
and armed men. who warnedthe Constable
not 10 interfere at his peril, and tnen
dragged the unfortunate prisoner from
the buggy. beating HIM with sticks u
shooting hun twice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
TIFF CLOSE rRADIER.

The market clOeed stOadler IN tone.
Sub-Ireasury balances-COin. sOo,O4O,OOO;
currency, sl2.SSS,0uO.
Money on call has been easier, ranging from
70 = per cent, last loan At Sand closing Offer
81 at 3. Prime mercantile paper oaSls per
cent.
sterling exchange firm; posted rates 4s3lSa
4NjtV; commercial bills, iSll4a5S4ii.
Government bonds steady state bonds duh;
raflroll b,ulS weak.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Vrriuians "In IT."

~ N"I"EI"IN "
WAsuINGroN. July l.. -ltaleleh l. DANIEL,
If Richmond. was to-day appointed a chief
If DIVISION IN the internal revenue office,
Treasury Department.
Administrations Hamlin today appoint;
ed =. ". Paul. OF Virginia, to be a special
accent Of the Treasury Department. Paul
j, newspaper-man. formerly OF Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18

). c.. July 17.-The TIL
$40. .,tsbuiary continued their
~ p~.,.fno0n Of ~arrestiug persons
N". atlug the dispensary law.
-LIJ j.. Conws,. Of Market
. b. tYopman and Philip Theiie,
...'t al eN-hquor-dcalers, were
Warrants charging them with
.J' Ia violation of the law.
.. each tor appearance for ox-
were gwen and thoy were re-
It. places Of the arrested per
".. a'aed by coastaDlos. but no.
.tiraosnd WAS found. and there
<.fr u personal property. as ia
''4 su tho Chicco place on Saturday.
DEEr INDIGNATION.
tAv community is IN favor Of the
nt ot she law 50 long as It is tho
p Were - deep indignatiOn At tho ou;-
s.-s conduct ~ the constables on Sat
ha}ue Pepper, the constable who
- thOot Chicco on Saturday at the
~ Justices office. was bound over to-
d" sylJ for :ral at the County Sessions
'0' assault snc battery with intent 10 Kill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE, MD. Jsly l7.-Flour dull; western
super, s~2a@.53; DO. extra, 81 iOd2.OO: family,
s~al0a3.50; winter wheat patent. 81. 75a4:
spring DO. DO, s3,9Oasi25; 40. do. straight,
s3.5Oa3. -. Wheat steady No. 2 red. spot
and July, 6Stsa6Sllc August. 6S4a6S5ec. Sep
tsmber. 70iSa1lc.; milling wheat, by sample,
6Sa69c. corn quiet; mixed, spot. and July.
47l,c. bid; August. 45sta4sc.: September. 4ssaa
49c.; white corn, by sample, 5fc. yellow oorn,
by sample, soc. Oats nrm No. 2 white western,
3slsa39c. No. , mixed, DO, 36lsa37c. Rye
slow; No. ., 56c. Hay strong: good ~ choice
timothy, sl5.50aels. Gram ireieats dat steam
10 Liverpool. 3lSd. corn, for orders, Is, Tod.
cotton. 2jc. -four, l6c. Cotton nominal: mid
ding. ssSc. Provisions quiet In light demand
and unchanged. Butter nrm creemery fancy,
32c. do, fair To choice, 2Oa2lc. do, imitation,
lga20c. Eggs dun at ave. coffee steady; Rio
cargocs. fair, lSltc. No =, 17laal5asc. sugar
strong graduated, $50. Copper unchanged.
changed.
BALTIMORE swISE NiRKgr.
BALTIMORE, Mn, July 17.-swins market
unchanged and heavy. Hogs very dull; light
fairly active. Receipts, 1884. Quotations,
S6.j0as7 per 100 pounds gross.
CINCINNATI.
C%IScIsSArI. o.. July %IT.-Flonr easy: fancy.
s2.d5as2.9O. fancy, e.. i0as2.2j. wbeat-No.
. red, sc. Corn-No , miyed, 4ic. Oats-No.
, mixed, 33i4a34c. kye-No. ,. 50c. Porn,
siG5O. Lard. 80 Rulk-meais sS.S7b4Gee.95.
Bacon, S9.S7l6. Whiskey, sl.i2.
NAvAL-sTORE MARKETS
WHNISGr0S, y. G., July l7.-Rosln dun;
nothing dong. Turpentine nothing doing. Tar
firm ~ tl.lO. Crude turpentine nrm hard.
95c. roft ard virgin, sl.d0.
CHARLESTON, :. G., July. 1~7.-Iufpentine
steady ut 20. Roslu rtoAdy NJ Soc.
SAVANNAH, July lt.-1urpentine: Market
firm at I5trc. for regulars. Sales, l,3OO casks.
kOsIu advancing ma tho inner grades. sales, OF
200 iarrcls at quotations and 800 Window
glass AMI Water-whitc az Dc. advance above
quotations: A. b. g., ID, anu Il, 800; F,slO3;
G., s1.lO: H., Sl25: w., sJ; y, $50; vim
dO6-glass. $500; w~ater-HLite, si.2O.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
lteportei tor ;he DispatIn.l
N0RFoLE. Va. July l7.-Markot dun. Prime,
3lyc.: extra prime, JNa3i.c.; fancy A..
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
NOHOAY. Julv II lS92

Closing l1otltIons at the sto;x boari'
Observation-Disclosures Bl. AsEsd.
~ IN
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william waltz Dies from Dropsy.

BUPsA VISTA, Va, July William
Waltz. aged 60 years. died here to-day
from dropsy. He came here three years
ago from W~illiamsport, Pa, where he has
O wife and two sons living, de was a
quiet. worthy citizen. de Will be buried
at this place tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. July 17.-OFFEgINGs-Wheat ia
bushels. Oats, l 900 bushels.
sALEs.-Wheat, l24 bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WaEAr.-Longberry. GJs6gc. Mixed. 63a69c.
Shortberry, oOa0sc. No. > rcd, Csc.
CORN White, prime virginia, bag lots' pa
80. No > white, alA5ilsc. No. 2 mixed, Acc.
OAra.-No 2 mixed, 35bsa3oe. /; No. s mixed,
341pa35c.
kYE.-5Sa60c
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RONn.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. July 17.-Nirginia 81. 65is bill /:
Baltimore aud ohio, bSaSo; Northern tentrai,
G1aBS; Baltimor aud ohio South western lists,
lO1l0 40. II Incomes - consolidated gas
bonds. IO9l5 DO. stock, jAlj46S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
AMtRIrAN T0BACCO pOWN.

The decline was equal to hi3i9 per cent,
American Tobacco leading with SAFES as slow as
51L5c. The Granger stocks also received marked
attention on account OF tho iron troubles IN the
Northwest. Rock Island. ~. Paul, burlington
ant Quincy. Northwestern, Lake shore. LOUIS
Yiilo and Nashville. Missouri Pacific, Northern
Pacific preferred, Lackawqnna, and General
klectfir declined anywhere from los TO 2Al
per cent. Tho pressure to sell was not par
ticularly heavy. tho sales for the entire day AZ
grcgatiug only 100000 shares, including li,OOc
-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
From warwick Courthouse.

WARWICK COURTHOUSE, July Is, 1893.
To ne Edtor of he Dispatch:
Mr.. l.. J. Smith, who was married in Pc
tersburg. Va, on the 18th instant, 20 Miss
George C. Plummer. of that city, is not
OF Newport News. He Is from Warwick
Courthouse, Va ID. Z. PRENTICE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
The storm IN Meoklenhurg.
ro- O., fha nt.nat.A. D

BoYDroN. VA. July l7.-Yesterday q
storm didmuch damage to vegetation near
here.
The negroes bad speaking to-day, pre-
sumably with a view Of rallying their
forces TO the Third party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
DEAD IN A RAlLWAY-CAR SEAT.
Put on the Train III and Went to Sleep
Never to Awake Again.
Special telegram to tho Dispatch.

ROANOKE. Va, July 17,-When the Roa-
and Southern train arrived at tho
depot at noon to-day 1t was noticed that
Richard Flood, q colored man who was
helped aboard at Wadesboro'. Franklin
county. renamed in Lis seat, and when
the conductor attempted TO rouse him It
was discovered that he was stli IN death:
On inquiry 1t was aScertalned that tIood
had left this CITY some weeks AGO to get
bark IN Franklin county, but becoming
M frlerds had put him on the train and
atarted him for home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
GRADE-CROsslNG ACCIDENT.
Four Persons Killed Outright; Eight
Seriously Injured.
10y Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.

[By Telegraph % the Dispatch.I
CHICAGO. July 17.-At the Forty-ninth-
street crossing Of the Grand Trunk rail-
road a Hsistead.street horse-car was ran
into and hurled thirty feet 10 one side.
1t was Gllei with men and women. forty,
SIX passengers being On board. The dead
are:
Charles Perkins.
- Dillon. a plumber.
Two unidentified women.
Eight persons were seriously hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
NEW WORK STOCK MARKET.

NEw YORK. July 1.-The week opened with
renewed depression on the Stock Exchange,
owing chiefly to uofayorshle adylces from Lon
don, wber, the markets for securities we're re-
ported nat. and TO the long let OF failures IN
banking and mercantile circles on this side
Tue bears were practically In fun control and
hammered pretty much everything on the list
with more or les, success in the absence OF
effective support on the bull side.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
HE WASN0TLYNCHED
DisGRAcsFUL AND BAR5ARoUS AZ
FAIR IN NANsEMONO.
A Suspected Negro Poisoner shot ana
~HupE-rbe Moose Slips Over His
Head and lie Escapes.

SUFFOLK. VA, July l7.-Last Saturday
evening Constable Branch carried Isaac
jenkins before Justice +. l.. Everett Tor
examination on a charge Of selling liquor
without n license. The Magistrate lives
some eight or ten miles from Suffolk, and
1t was nearly . o'clock at night when the
hearing was completed. which resulted IN
the negro jenkins being sent on to the
grand jury. aud the Constable was direct
ed 10 convey the prisoner to the county
jail IN Suffolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
DEEPLY REGRETTED.

This terrible affair is deeply regretted
and universally condemned by the leading
citizens of Suffolk. Nothing Of the sort
has ever before occurred IN orr county,
even under provoking circumstances, and
cur people were shocked when news was
received of this dIsgraccful proceeding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Organirations and Average Attendance
Injured Hts spine aud Died.

Correspondence Of ths Rich noni d so1tool
PrrEEsBrRG. Va, July 1.-THE monthly
meeting OF the Methodist sundey-ochooI
Association was held SUNDAY afternoon
orranlzatlon was reportad as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
MARINE rsTELiI8ENck.
PORT OF RICHMOND, July Il. 1893.

EAN Al1F1s HsHHsH NV - 80 'f
sun sets.......... 7:2S Morning.. Gamma. S:23
Moon sets."......I0:47 Evon,ng"..".... 500
PORT OF RICHMOND, july II. 1893.
ARRIVED.
steamship Old Dominion. Couch, New York,
merchandise ami passengers: George W. Allen
schooner John :. Beacnam, Hatch, New York,
salt, Davenport < Morris.
SAILED.
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers; irwin Wcisigor. agent
schooner Bessie Brown, Smith. STANFORD.
Conn. bark. Goodman Brothers ~ co. vessel,
Curtis & Parker.
PORTOBNEwPOGTN EWS JULY17. 1893
lBy telegraph
AKktyED.
british steamship Corona. Norfolk.
Brttish steamship Edm0ndsiey. View YORK.
schoouer +. X. Bark, New Haven.
Schooner Marguerite, Boston.
Schooner Won Lear, Bla \, baltimore.
SAILED.
British steamship FimOndsley, Progresso.
schooner John ID. Williams, Allyns Point
schooner T.. +. Angel, Providence.
PORT OF W%EsrPOISr. JULY II, 1893
tBy tolesrsphI
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Bennett, Baltimore, pas
sengers and general cargo.
steamship city OF san Antonio, Dole, New
York. passengers and general cargo.
steamship nathan, Foster, Boston, p8sseu-
gers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Chatham. Foster. Boston ria Nor-
folA, passengers and general cargo.
Steamship city Of Aau Antonio, Dole. New
YORK ria Newport News aud Norfolk, passon-
gers and general cargo.
steamship baltimore. Bennett, Baltimore. pas
sengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
THF NAN GONE.

The bloody bed-clothes were discovered
yesterday, but the man had disappeared,
and could not be found, though dlilgent
search was made all dav.
From reports this evening it seems that
Jenkins has been found. and II = thought
he Will be brought to Suffolk tonight by
the officers of the county If he is able to
be moved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18

FL0UR.-We quote: Fine, s2as2.25; super
fine, s2.25as2.3O extra. s3asa.25; family. s4a
$40 patent, s4.50as4.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
Ienshers ma,e the rIoor.

= |''HTaPN - tNV DIsVaVVUsI
'4lcAGo, III, July II. Educators will
1.l ipfih az the Art Institute Tor the next
weeks. Every possible phase Of edu.
-.yA from the kindergarten 70 the high
"' pDalt VI What may DO denominated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
IErT ron DEAD.

They then hung him on a tree with a
PAIR Of new plow-lines and lett him TOR
dead. Tho moose having been insecurely
tied. the struggles of the tortured man
caused 1t 10 slip over his head, and he,
bleeding and nearly dead. dragged himself
% the house Of a colOred woman near by,
who was afrald 70 harbor him but subse-
quently a ncighbor furnished him with a
pallet and a bucket Of water with which
to wash hIs wounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18

THr WEATHER ~ RIcHNOND YESTERDAY
was clear and hot. The skies were clear
az midnight.
Range of the thermometer Of the front
L. - thn ntsnArcu nficn YesternAv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
nrsnriza- AYerage
sAD DEATH.

4 SAD DEATH.
vounr man named Charles Moore. re-
siding on Old street. d'ed tins morning
under very sad circumstances. lester1ay
afternoon. with n number or companions,
he went bathing IN the AppOmattOx river
near the silk-mills. When the thuEGer-
storm came up thev left the water and
took shelter under O ~nelghDorlhg
she'd. After the storm Young Moore
DECIDED to return to his bath Il
Owed from tie bank. His ~cOmpaplons
did not see him rise from his dive ana
went TO look for him. They found that ne
lad dived Ia shallow water and was lN,'he
unconscious on the bottom. lie was 'hh'h
out and finally restored and carried home;
I, wos subeppuently ascertained that he had
Injured MS spine. from the effects OF Whlch
he became plralyzed and died. But tor
his PROMPT rescue he would have soon
drowned.
ALLEGED NEwsPAPER-THTEF.
William Henry Carter, a colored man OF
this city. was arraIgncd IN the Mayor :
Court this morning on the charge OF stea.-
ing 10 copies OF Sundays issue Of II
RIcHHOND DISPATCH. consigned 10 hle-srS'
r. G.. Hunt & Co. nevsdealers. ms HIHl
has been receiving tor seVeral Nuhua5 >
past only apUItion OF SUNDAY DiSpAlCHf9'
and they suspected that they were stolen
on the tram on which they were sent:
They set a little trap for the thief, and
| Yesterday they caught Carter with tue
| whole bundle. The case was continued
until tomorrow.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Mrs. Barker. wife Of Rev. j. A.. Barker,
pastor of West-End Baptist church, Is
! seriously iii. In consequence OF her con-
dition he was not able to fill his pulpit
yesterday. -,
The County Court Of Prince George Will
resume the trial Of the clerashlp contested
election case tomorrow. Many witnesses
are 20 be examined.
fine cow belonging 20 SIR. Joseph +.
| Dance. III Chesterfield county, was killed
bv lightning during the storm SATURDAY
afternoon. The animal was almost torn
oncn by the fO.cc OF tn. tluld.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-18
METHODIST cHuaC- DEDICATED.
Threats OF LyoChing J. =. Davis for an
Alleged Grave offence.
LNne.laI telnrrnm Id the nepat,h.I

NEHL|IAA NA| 10 ~ NV
DA>yIiLE. Va. July 17.-Deslgn Metho-
dist Episcopal church, in this county, was
dedicated Yesterday. A large crowd was
pre-eu and the debt due paid up.
J.. f.. DAVIS, living at oak Grove. near
kcelIuEs. in tins county, "a man OF family
and who has grandchildren, was arrested
In CasWell county, N. c., Yesterday anu
.urntI over TO Constable W. Z. CLANCY u
P4.t~. wanna, on the serious charge OF ia
sau'ting ms niece, iUGeui" T.. DAYS,
who Wa living with Dayis's family.
Tue cume Is alleged 70 have been
COMMITTED ON the 3)th If June last
and DAVIS fled aad has remained away
from home since. Officer CLANCY hurried
20 Danville u fast as his horse could bring
hlm AMI landed ms prisoner IN DaDyllle
CITY jgll. there beng talk OF lyncGlng
Davis when caught. The sheriff Of the
county te!egaphcd Constable CLANCY to-
dav T. BRING on bis prisoner, but the latter
thought II discretionary 10 leave his prison.
er N DauvIlle for a while.
P"ABALYZED.
Jerre. Nicholas, proprietor of the Club
Saloon. this city. while sitting at nls desk
TO-DAY was suddenly stricken with paraly-
sls. He was az last report IA a very cTltl-
cal condition.
Mrs. Eettle Carter, wife Of Mr.. Jesse I.
Carter. died III North Danvllle tins after.
noon. after a long illness. She was reared
near Kiuggold. IN this county, and was a
member OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South.
The 1hud.party people held a meeting
at Chatham to-day, the object belhg -
more thoroughly perfect the organization
IN this county. About one hIndrcd were
present. A number Of negroes were IN
the meeting.
Joseph Bennett (colored). adiu1ged q
luuat.c and awaiting To ne taken 10 the
Central Lunatic Asylum, died in jail here
unafnrInN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-11

mistake" he went on, sitting down be-
side her. MY basket of roses were
given to your sister, but they were in.
tended for you"
She managed to control her emotions
so as to appear cool and collected.
81 am not Miss Treherne," she said,
quietly.
'No-that was the mistake 1 made
will you forgive it?"
Sir Reggie Breton was too loyal to
implicate Lola, though from his con.
versation with her father both the men
fully understood how the error had
come about
Forgive it, yes-but do look 80
old?'
mo, you look much the younger of
the two, only. But feel SO ashamed
of what has happened that it is painful
to me TO talk of it"
''Then let us talk of something else"
''Of my love for you and your love
for NE; shall it be so, fair one?"
eff you WILL" and she looked down
with blush.
Another instant and his arm was
round her and he had imprinted an i'm
FASHIONED kiss on the pretty lips. It
was fortunate that darkness was Creep
ing up around and that the moon had
not yet risen-but in their hearts was
light.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-11
The Queer saddle q - Queen.

The picturesque little village of Pay
erne in Switzerland, not far from Lake
Neubourg. possesses unique curiosity
in the shape of saddle which belonged
TO Queen Bertha, ths founder of the
Benedictine abbey. which has since
been transformed into one Of the best
educational institutes of Europe. This
saddle. which is more than 900 years
old, Is of peculiar antique shape, having
nm aperture for the knee in the pommeL
Queen Bertha was noted for her zeal
and industry. and in order to set good
example to her subjects she always
rode from one place to another to gain
time. Rural Collaboration.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-11

Only I hope you will be civil to Sir
Reggie when he comes, and not treat
him to any of your disagreeable airs
and grace.
Il am going away tomorrow to stay
with Aunt Lou, so am not likely to
see him for some time" almost whis-
pered Nora
"A good thing, too. shall not have
to put up with your endless co1tradic-
tons, and shall have everything settled
by the time you come back. Although
Sir Reggie is a good match, suppose
there will be some trouble Papa is
like you; he always makes difficulties
were none exist, and as you are his ia
voritc daughter. doubtless he will think
you ought to be married first though I
am the eldest"
Nora did not answer She was ac-
custorued TO Lolla's outbreaks, which
were generally as unjust as they were
preposterous.
In this instance, too. poor Morals
heart was too severely wounded for
her to have The courage to allude to
her pain Lola and Nora Treherne
were the two daughters of small
country squire of limited income
Their mother had died when the girls
were very young, and they had been
brought up in a rather haphazard fash
ion. with nothing but their own in
stincts to guide them.
Lola made a friend OF everybody.
while Nora, erring in a different di-
rection. made no friends at all; that is,
she never confided the secrets of her
own little inner world.
She was all packed up ready to so TO
Clifton-where Aunt Lou lived-ear,y
Oh the morrow. Thus, 10 her intense
relief, She would avoid meeting WITH
her sisters declared lover. whom. in
writing her acceptance OF her suit,
Lola had begged to come over to
luncheon on the following day.
Never before had she felt so thank
fuI when the train that was bearing
her from her home glided out of the
station; and since she was alone in her
compartment she could give ven, to
spontaneous burst of tears.
Aunt Lou lived in prettr house
near the Suspension bridge. and there
listening to The old lady's pras.Ie ana
arriving 20 minister to her cans,an,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-11
Trusted Too Mich.

was with 40 inconsiderable degre e
Of detection that the prisoner at the
bar received rigorous sentence for
stealing roasted chicken. He had an
artificial brown complexion, relieved
by short but copious whiskers. He
sighed and looked very sad. May l
say few words?" he faltered, turning
an appealing glance toward the court.
''You may" The prisoner cleared his
throat. Il WISH" he said, solemnly,
ito warn my fellow men not to trust
too implicitly in the promises of re-
ligion. /" lie must certainly have
noticed the stir among the spectators,
but he did not pause.) twas assured
by people whose words revered that
Heaven helps him who helps himself.
helped myself and look" But the
strong arm of the law interfered and
he was hurried away. Detroit Tribune.