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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08
LuMsEn AND sHIxGLE rAHK1gs
Great NoRthePn Amsnds 1ts Rates %
Illinois Points.

Great Northsrn Amsnds 1ts Rates g
Illinois Points.
The Great Northern road has issued an
amendment to its joint lumber and shin
gle tariffs. making the rate Of 60 cents per
100 pounds on lumber and shingles from
North Pacific coast points 70 Pekin. ILL.,.
apply only via Peoria in connection with
the Peoria 4 Pekin Union railway.
This cancels the rate to Pekin. Ill, In
connection with the Cleveland, Cincinnati.
Chicago 4 st. Louis railway, the Jackson
vile Southeastern line and the Peoria, De.
catur & Evansville railway.
On August Il the rate to the following
stations in Illinois will be cancelled. on
account of the Jacksonville Southeastern
line disseminating operation on that por.
ton Of the line: Cotton Hill. Divefnon,
Farmersville, Cation, Glsnarn. Lynn,
Pawnes Junction. Shop Greek, Thomas
willie, Trutter, Waggoner. Zanesvillc, and
on the same date the rates TO stations on
the Terre Haute & Indianapolis railroad
will DO cancelled and withdrawn.
The Northern Pacific has issued . cir
GUAR stating that the special joint tariff
on lumber and shingles from certain Pa
cific coast points to points on the Tsrrs
Haute Il Indianapolis railroad in Illinois
will be cancelled and withdrawn August Ii.
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NINlsTER ROMERO IN TOWN.
The Mexican Statesman travelling With
President Dlss' Son.

the mexican StaeesmAn Trave1fnG with
President Diss' Son.
Senior Matias Romero. Mexican minister
Of finance. accompanied by sonora ROM
gro and Lieut.. Porfirio Diaz. jr.. are dis
tinguished tourists stopping at the Raj
nier. They spent the day Yesterday
In visiting Lake Washington and
riding about the city, and also went out
for drive in the evening. after which they
retired very early. They arc on tour OF
pleasure and recreation. and Lieut.. Diax.
who is . con Of the president
Of Mexico. II making his first
visit to tho Pacific coast Of the United
States. Senior Romero il one Of the lead.
ing statesmen Of Mexico, and has since
1858 taken prominent part in its affairs,
having been in Office almost con-
tinnously since that time. He was
born At oaxaca, Feb. -. 1887. In 1853 no
arrived in the City Of Mexico, ana
soon entered the foreign Office. Al
though employed, he found time
to continue his studies at tho
academy of theoretical and practical
law. and in 1857 was admitted to the bar.
The revolution broke on, that year, and
he cast his 10. with the government party,
ana while at Gnadaiajara Don Benifo
Jaare. appointed him to an Office
IN tie department. OF foreign affairs.
lie Was appointed secretary Of the Next
can legation IN Washington CITY in fSsg.
anu soon became charge d'affasres.
which office he held until lsss. White
representing his country At Washiu eton
City the most difficult and perplexine
questions Tell 10 his lot 70 arrange which
he did with the skill of a statesman Of thu
nrst order. He resigned his diriomatic
posi- In ISIS. when he joined the ar,ny. He
VAS commissioned colonel and became
Chief OF s'af 20 his college friend. Gen
Forhrio biaz. IN the struggle againx, thu
French Invasion. He returned 70 Wash.
ington tiiy a. minister OF Mexico
which post he held until 1858. In An.
gust. isb,. he accepted the treasury
portfolio IN Juarez's cabinet. and with
great skill administered the finances NJ
the republic for five years In the esr,v
part OF iesi he gave hts attention To ths
Mexican southern Railroad Comnsnv
and accompanied Gen. Grant through Mer.
leo on his teur o; inspection. During Pres
idsnt GonEsiex' administration he beam.
again minister Of Mexico At Wa.hin..
ton City. He arranged the di.ficul,ie.
respecting the boundary line hetx.en
Mexico and the United States and
also between Mexico and Gnasemal.
and finally adjusted the treaty OF reci.
Irocisy eesseea Mexico and the Tinted
States ga The expiration OF Gen
oanxaiez' presidential term he re-
signed. but VAS reappoin;ed by Gen.
llsss in is>A Romero Is prolific writer
lis articles IN the North ane<rscas Re,,,.s
nave called great attention TO Mexico.
lie was warm friend Of Gen.
0sans, and It MAS through his
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08
A HONE RULE FIGHT.
Another 6cene d Excitement IN
the House Of Commons.
EscAPG or ssnNplER ARToN.
4 Rns1o DOeoo41vo O0s1al Cha1Uoo Raboe
80 LsaDss VIA nsepsass1nasy
1Asso1ss-A Dsovu1ng Aess1soA

LospoS, Aus. There Vas eonstdssa-
BE excitement among the Conservative
members ct the opening Of today's session
IN the houss Of commons. The report
stage Of the home rule bill was reached q
IN earlier hour than wss expected, ana
Baifour, who had IN important amendments
to olYsr 70 the bin was not present 70 sub
NIT IL The Conservatives vere exceeo-
insly desirous az having the amendment
submitted. George Battley. Conservaevs.
reuuested to b permitted % oct
% substitute In offering the amend
msnt Speaker Peel ruled thst at
this state substitute could not b allowed.
A number Of new clauses were then pro-
posed By otbss members Of the opposiuon.
but the speaker ruled them out on the
ground that due notice had not besn gwen
Of their submission.
The Unionists stood ashast - they ssw
the report sweeping through with light
ming speed. Their fright was allaysd. how.
ever, when james Park Smith. Liberal
Unionist, after having eight new clauses
proposed by him ruled out. moved thss
the boundary commission under the OIL
b instructed 70 inquire - to better
division Of the Irish electoral districts.
The debate on this motion was taken mp
and this gave the opposition time 70
breathe. Conservatives and Liberal
Unionists were ct once dispatched IN
search Of absentess 70 summon them 20
immediate attendance at the house.
Baifour and other members OF the oppO-
sition appeared in the house in time %
take part in the debate ON Smiths motion.
Eventually the motion was defeated BY
vote Of 1876 to l52 Smith moved two
further clauses. dealing with the elections
in Ireland. After debate each clause vas
rejected.
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Nellie Nelson. Of mixed negro and whit.
blood. vas arrested las, evening hy oeSer-
Barsse, charged with roabinr John
Hand. Ia the Clayton lotginghoase.
on Front street Hand, who
gave his name 10 the police
- Hains. Vas also locked Up as witness.
He said that he had the CIR. and her fe,.
Iow ia his room and treated then, 20 beer
Then he sent them awav. a. he xan,.d 70
sleep He went 10 sleep. and when he
ascke he vas minus sss in cash. a cod
watch aud chain and revolver.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08

Astoria. Aug. 7.-iSpscial.I- Fifteen
thousand salmon have been caught within
the last twenty-four hours. Il Was the
first genuine run Of the season. and many
boats came in with from eighty to
ninety fish. the highest catch being
102 A large part Of the catch
are not the genuine Chinook, but with
many orders untitled every fish viii b
utilized. The total pack Of the rivsr up to
this evening is o49, go cases. Of which fully
thrse-fourths have been caught By the
1illnef men
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08
THE LADIES RUFFLED
LADY 1(asagers ct the Fair Have
Another Matinee.
ooas+'sssosrss NAVE = now.
~ SssA sssssvs sss's svsa'a.s-ssAss
0s(nSaSvss. ~ Nsv YssA. - So
sSAA - Este SsAos DssssASss4

Wnhsps Fan Gnorxss. An&. z.-isrs-
IL az Por four hoaYs this afssfnoon the
IaAy essnaxess hsd smother bot vrsng's
over tie troubis which 9rsw cot Of NM
Belfs sssasrks about NfA Meredith on
Saturday. There we're tears. hsssss.
etsxssee - Ssss and great confusioa
esnersisy. Mr.. Meredith precipifsssd the
rov b. reading the report from her COM
mftses: Of which she IL chair man and
Mn. EaiI IL secretary. stating that every
msnhT 81 the commitss hsd signed
lss>es 70 MsA Palmer. sshne
that Mrs. Bali - sxeused from
furslssi servics on the committee. Thea
followed troubls. One paTiismenssry
auessisss after another was flung q the
eAair, sasi svsa the man Who sts -
pesisa3ssntssy expert and advises Ars.
bsissS vss bswitdsssd. n the d.
bass sfsv hsassd, . issss number q
eutsdssx crowded into the room and
sssasssa u take kssa enioymsnt IN the pro-
esedsnn None Of the many propositions
meds YseessdsA In ranning The gauntlet
esd skts meeting finally sdioasasd with
ths Iafssss In . rafled frams of Sntnd and
tns qssstioa ~ the day unsettled.
Al asrnessing Of the national commission
todar ..c.ommissionsr GoodstI. Of Colorado,
pesespssatsd . lengthy and heated debate
By :s~seiutson reducing the salaries
OF C.yhmiss.onsn st. Cisar and Massey.
m<nsksss Of tho couneii a administration
70 a. s:O year. Sow they ars getting $500
per msnsh. The matter VS. finally r.
lerred 80 . special committes.
Tia. vsathsr vas cool and bright sad
the nsiendsaes today Vas ~. ses. Of which
s0iaspaad.
wexip's FAfR Gsorxps. Ane. z.-feps-
eiAlI-:visitors from Washington uho regis-
sssei IL the sssts house today we're - fol-
lows.
Fr.s:a ssastls--L =. Harrison, william
G. Arsslsu. Mr.. r. II. Gallagher. II. Z.
Gallagher, Will =. Palmer and vita.
frsra Otympia-T. 3. u. Barber and
wife.
rro;a Ovtins James Capjsn.
Tro.a Port Townsend - II. Hlunnsr
Ausseai.
r. ~. Hart, Of Chshalis county, II In
charge Of the forestry Department IN plaes
q rrof. Hsnderson. who returns home
Immediately.
Mrs Calhoun aud her three daughssrs
lefs ti.is evening Tor home AFTER stay Of
several months.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08
pU.iNxss rkOUsLKs.

The Chicago Iron sSd Steel Company. OF
Esss Chicago. has failed, with liabilities Of
$4,000 Tie assets are ose- $780,
Judge Turson has appolnied Aitiia Cox. Of
Nashville, receiver for the Louisville. 81. Louis
Texas railway.
A receiver has been appointed for the Cheat.
rus Hi.i lron Orc Com pany, OF Phiiace. phiA
u 10 hos<leasiy inso,vsns-
chsaeeiios Mcsiiil. OF New Jersey. has given
the Ssssonai Cosaags recsivsrs uatii sepfeno@s
10 make their report
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08
sxsmENcnxExr on RAILROADS.,


SSes&s Va tFevagnace - T.. r.-Many
rsseharxcd On sossAeea rseine.
OSAKA. Neh., Aae. THE eyes Of every
rnsae Pacific employs. from the general
assager down. will be directed 20 Boston
som.ssrow hooking for the &C.
Hem OF the beard OF directors
sh,; are called in extraordinary
se~sssn. Among other thines. the di.
~eistrs Will consider the renewal Of 81. isss
NE Ainking iand bonds. which mature
sert: month. The report sha, Oliver w.
dsnk ell! make 30 the board will receive
after ton. The Efforts Of heads OF de-
ssttaienis 90 e.. aown excuses kv
us l,srsias men has no: heea particularly
fusi:as In meeting the distress that pre-
sasssin the treasury. ard something more
aoGrA. Is needed The Recommendation
Aas Mink viii probably make Mill take
ne sosm Of = graduated reduction in
sazs,x Activity prevails atsout hcsdauar.
ess, esvers GENERAL sSeat~ have eeea
aAle.l In 10 hear lectures on The extsava-
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vancouver, h. G.. News.

VANCOUVER. B. c.. Aug. Especial. +
Provincial Officer Purdy captured six
illicit whisky dealers at Landef's landing
on Saturday evening. He got track
OF . seventh and was pursuing
him among the net houses whom hs was
struck With . slungshot and knocked
senseless. He had recovered this morn
snG. His assailant was not captured.
By the veto Of the mayor the bylaw 70
purchase the electric street railway for
$3s2, 81 was given six months rest by
the city council tonight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08

GREAT Falls, Aug. 7.-(6pecial. l-Bad
feeling between James A. NacKnight, ex-
consul to ST. Helena, now editor Of the
Tribune, and H. P. Rolfs, editor Of the
Leader, eliminated tonight In fight ON
the street. Blows were exchanged. Rolfs
being twice knocked down. Both have
been INDUCING In personal editorials. and
being prominent men in the community,
the affair q exciting much interest.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08
BRIEF cAsLEoKAMs.

The Austrian government has forbidden the
circulation in that country OF the Chicago
Stdats -ZeiiRs0
Empsrof william has given the Scotch yacht
designer. Watson. carte blanche orders 70 build
the fastest ninety foot yacht in the world.
Dncset. editor Of the Cocorde, and Morton, on
trial At Paris for conspiracy and forging docu.
mcnts alleged TO have been stolen from the
British embassy, aud which compromised promi-
nent Freuchmen. were found guilty and cen.
fenced to Que year and three yesrs imprison-
meut respectively.
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smell wne.e Crev /. Ylls.sas.

6s1rxsvrKID, ILL.,. Aug. 7.-Reports made
80 the stats board Of sgriculturs August I,
sSsS. and will make the crop
.sne Of the smallest ever known.
The quality IL poor, and In few counties
Is 10 not salsabls for -four at any price. A
great deal will not grade over No. 3 The
sricss obtained are the lowest since 1850.
s,sts are seriously damaged by rust The
coalition Of corn 10 much better than ct
shs corresponding period last year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08
Fns nsy,... Rep.slss CA,.sss.

PORTLAND, Aug. Tin tho cases Of the
twenty-eieht Chinese held on the steamer
Haytian Republic, United States Commis-
sioner Deadly this afternoon decided that
under sections and 8 Of the GeaTy act
eightsen were entitled to land and that
the remaining ten must Be deported.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08

LEBANON, Ia. Aug. 6.-Robert j. Cole
man, OF Lebanon valley, millionaire sew
eral times over, has confessed Judgments
agsregating 1876. $40, which together with
other liens, sweiis the aggregate 10 - S04. :
co. Coieman's attorneys say they cannot
tell what will Be the outcome OF Coleman's
embarrassment, bat il may lead to gen.
ernl axs;anment
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08

ToPxKA, Aug Gov. Llewelling today
sppointed 6las Rutiedee. BENJAMIN He'll
ssum. W. J. Wilson and Thygs SoRard,
she Danish vice consul at Kan.
sas City. commissioners to Chicago
10 confer with the representatives Of for
Sign governments. attending the Worlds
fair, In the interest Of steamship transpor-
sasion to Europe by way Of the Gulf Of
Mexico. The governor continues 20 r.
cs,vs letters from al parts Of the West
sommsnding his project
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08
1nB ANARCHISTS BARRED.
ZuPBeh 0oeialise Congress Fleets she
Rodtcals From Meeting.

Wo0tcolo IRON Aooshu8s
Zurich. Aug. 7.-Today's session Of the
international Socialist Congress was
marked by . great deal OF excitement.
First thsre wss heated debate on the qucs-
ton whether Anarchists and independents
socialists should be permitted 70 attend.
A resolution Was carried to admit dele
gates only from societies recognising the
necessity Of the organ isation Of labor con-
currently with political action.
The adoption Of this resolution, which
vas tantamount 70 the exclusion Of IN.
archists, led TO . great uproaf. The
avowsd anarchist delegates positively r.
fused to withdraw. Several Of them he'd
to b elected BY foros. When order had
been somewhat restored the oonsress pro
ceedsd to the discussion Of the agricultural
and other items on the programme.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08

10 0oa0 WoooSvO UsuS UVessVs
.wAsHsHarcs Cify, Aug. The gold IN
SO treasury IL daily Increasing. IL
sAnds today st SO. III IS. Or e2D1. S90
as,ove the reserve. The net balance
Is; The treasury, however. from the
sasasursr's statement issued today
saows . decrease attributed largely
20 the falling Oh in customs rsceiptA The
tsct that the custom receipts are falling
e:r while IL affects the govsrnmsnt RIVE
ssus from that source, has m opposite
Gearing upon the general prosperity Of the
country. - 10 shows that less money u
sseing expended abroad for imported msr-
q na0dinA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08

Los ANGLES, Aug. 7.-Hepry J. Farber.
convicted on Saturday Of rape on pretty
Georgia Cummings, last winter. near the
Baptist college, was sentenced by Judge
Smith today to twenty years in the state
penitentiary. The judge said. that crime
such rs he was found guilty Of was pun
ishable by death - some states. and no
gave him practically life sentence.
[Earber's crime was . most atrocious
deed, aud was perpctrated on the evening
Of December %, 1892 On that evening
Miss Cummings, . handsome l9-year-old
girl, who lives with her mother and two
sisters near the Baptist college. in Los
Angeles, went to grocery store, some dis
chases. On her return trip she rode to the
end Of cable road and started to walk the
rest of the distance. As she passed .
jumped from behind them, threw her to
the ground and overpowered her. He
pulled ner across . barbed wire fence,
.Ins nf5 cloths H s.r g h s
bushes and brutality outraged her. He
then stole her purse containing 81. Miss
Cummings had begged him in Gods name
MOTTO assault her. He replied, "Oh -,
there il no God" Miss Cummings is . del
icate girl. and mas boon an invalid
most OF her life. Farber's record is . bad
one. He first appeared in Los Angeles
about a year ago. He claimed to be .
printer by occupation, but during his stay
there he never appeared in any Of the
union offices. He also claimed to be the
inventor Of type-setting machine. and
said his father was . wealthy wholesale
butcher Of ST. Louis. He lived in Port
land ten years ago. ana while there was
footpad and burglar, and on one occasion
20 escape arrest, on October 7. 1882. on sus-
picion Of having burglasixed the Vacuna
house, at Third and Morrison streets. he
shot Detective James Barry IN the arm,
the detective having jumped aside to es-
cape death. Farber Vas At large for
nearly year. ]. ii. Lappeus. then chief
Of police. offered a reward Of $500 for his
arrest. He was caught. and in November.
1883, was sentenced 70 seven years in
the penitentiary for shooting Barry.
For long time he refused to
comply with the rules OF the insti-
tuition. and he got little credit. He
was discharged from custody in isso and
Immediately left tor California. not conf
ing to Portland again. Farber Was in San
Francisco in the early 70s- He was then .
hard case. rarely working ~ bis trade, pre-
ferring 10 steal . living. he Travelled
under . number Of names. Some Of his
aliases were James Lewis. Robert Muir
doch and Frank Thatcher. II - thought
that his right name Is Murdoch lie 10
now about IS years Of age. He served two
years and Q half In San Quentin for rob-
berry in Los Angeles in ISIS, and was also
convicted of pettr larceny In San Fran
cisco in 1877 and ISIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08

Tho National bank OF stureis, Mich, sus-
pended payment on Monday. Assets nesry
triple the liabilities, but can not b converted
into cash.
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A crap game has been Running In the
basement Of the Standard taeater since
las, Friday evening. Last night business
Vas good a,ii the police did not interfere.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08

The National vapor Stove Company OF Csve.
land has assigned. Aassts, Sl25 600: liabilities,
10000.
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W0TDono. Mass. Aug. z-0eu. George
o. Bingham died here last night, aged e.
He vas one Of the FIRST men In Wisconsin
20 enlist In the United States service ct
he breaking out Of the war.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-08

LONDON, Aug. THE news Of sad ae-
cidsnt 70 . party Of excursionists Was re-
eeivsd this evening from Port Talbot,
Wales. Twenty-sisht pleasure seekers
took boat q Port Talbot, and put out
into Swans bay. A heavy sea struck the
boat. capsising u. and twenty-five. includ-
ing several women and children, were
drowned. The others were saved.
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PAHIs. Aug. IA sensation has been
caused here by the publication Of IN arti-
Gle In which N. Dupas. . former Official Of
the detective service, declared that Ribot
and Loubet. ministers. had connived 1t
the escape of Arton, the Panama lobbyist
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-09-20
An Incident in Edison,s EARLY Lie.

In telegraphy, operators are taught ;
receivers must be born. Equipped by
nature and training, Edison gave up
the newsboy life, in which he had
earned in four years $4,000, the greater
part of which he gave TO his parents.
Now began his migratory career as
telegraph operator. Many ups and
downs were his. Often he was cold,
hungry, and shelterless, for the insati-
able impulse TO experiment to the neg
lect of his duties kept him continually
out of work. One day he reveled in
the praises his ingenuity evoked the
next, he was dubbed 'Luny" and
turned adrift.
Perhaps his most ingenious boyhood
feat was performed during an ice jam
that broke the cable between Port
Huron in Michigan and Sarnia in
Canada. The river at this point is
mile and half wide, The ice made
the river impossible, and there was no
way of repairing the cable.
Edison impulsively jumped on loco
motive and seized the valve controlling
the whistle. He had an idea that the
blasts of the whistle might be broken
into long and short sounds, cores
ponding to the dots and dashes of
telegraphy. In moment the whistle
sounded over the river Toot, toot,
toot, toot-toot, toooot-toooooot
toooooot-toot, toot-toot, toot.
"Hallo-o, Sarnia DO youget me?"
''Do you hear what l say?'
No answer.
''Do you hear what | say, Sarnia?"
A third, fourth, and fifth time the
message went across, to receive no re-
sponse. Finally, the operator on the
other side understood Answering
"toots' came cheerfully back, and
the connection was established. st.
Nicholas.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-09-20

Attorney with on oratorical swing.
"Never. | have duty, sir, a sacred
duty that I owe TO the people of this
great commonwealth which sustains
me-"
"There, there !" interrupted Judge
Greengoods, "of course, of course. !
dismiss the jury and continue the case
unto the next term. The prisoner is
remanded without bail. Adjourn
court, Mr. Crier," =" and with very dis
satisfied expression comforting his reg
ulur features "his honor" hastened
away TO his club
The Sheriff led his prisoner away.
The lights were turned out and the
great building was left to the ghosts
of sorrows and the echoes of sobs.
And little Patty driving home with her
wrathful grandmother dared smile
through her tears.
But before the next term news came
of the violent death of the elder Bar
ling boys in a foreign land and oftheir
prior confession and assertion OF their
brothers innocence The grim Jail
yielded up its captive, and the cell
where murderers had been chained
knew his guileless nature no more.
Impotent rage increased the weight of
years until they crushed the grand
mother into her grave The feud be-
tween the two families was buried with
her, and over their joint farms Patty
Barling now presides rs happy mis-
tress New York Times.