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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
STREET CAR TELESCOPED
CONDUCTOR ALFRED A, P1ppo.
INSTANTLY Killed.
Two Passengers Slightly Hurt-whil. o,
Conductor Was Watching One Fngi,.
Another Crashed Upon Him.

BRISTOL. TENN, May I7-speclq
A fatal accident occurred on the De-.
Line railway at 40 O'Clock this aD..
noon. A yard engine telescoped s,...
car No. while it was crossing ,.
South Atlantic and Ohio railroad r...
the furnace IN the western suburb OF r.
city. As a result Alfred Parrot. r.
conductor, is dead. a passenger or tr,
are slightly injured. and the cay Is az.
tai wreck.
The most reliable reports are that AZ
engine was coming each way on s..
erent tracks as the street car was c-....
ing the railroad and. while PARROTS AZ.
tentlon was directed 90 one. the or..
smashed into the car and d.I Che l.
work.
PARROT was killed inHonuy DIS h.f,
being badly maugled. The dead conduct.
was about tWenty-tbree years of az.
and "a worthy young man and uubar.
sally liked. His remains win Dee taken i
his native town. BloultEile. nine mile,
west of Bristol, for burial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
No Local option Election This Year.

GREENSBORO. *. C.. May II. Special
Rev. Thomas DiXon win deliver a lecture
ON "The Almighty Dollar for the behe-
ht of the West Washiugton-street Bap-
fist Sunday-school here ON the last Of
the month.
Al special meeting of the county
commissioners held here to-day it was
decided that am election under the local
option act could not Doe held this year
The whisky men are rejoiciue as an
election cannot possibly Doe held on this
question here until lse5
Mrs W. S. Ball went 10 Chicago yes
terlay.
Miss Lucy Bevans and Miss Rebeecd
SCheuck are visiting iu Charlotte.
Mr. e.. ". Tate went 90 Charlotte yes
terdav TO make arrangements for the
Greensboro Gun Club 90 attend the big
shooting match, which takes place there
this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
norm STATE NEWS.
Crisp Tar Heel Happenings from Cherokee
to Currituck.

to Currituck.
There are now 2.S1S widows on the State
pension rolls.
Secretary of State Coke is III, ana Is
reported Co have ,he grip.
Professor S. b. Weeks. Of Trinity Coli
lege. is writing a history of North Caro-
llua
Mrs John r. VOLT died at her home.
in D0bson. She leaves husband and
five children.
The farmers report the small grain
crop ass promising well and unusually
forward. a large corn crop Will be
planted.
Several gentlemen from Maryland are
prospecting at Fayetteville for the pur-
chase of lands for trucking ON AN extern
sEe scale.
Mcdowell county is TO have a prohibit
ton election ON the 18th of June, and sev-
elal townships will hold elections at the
same time.
school is TO be established at Pilot
Mountain, which viii Doe under the man
aeement of Trinity College. 1t will open
June list.
Mr. Daniel c. Stewart. aged eighty
seven years. died az his home, near
Laurinbursh. ON the 23d ulumo. His death
was rather sudden. his illness lasting only
about two days.
What is 10 boz known as the Niagara
Crane and Fruit Company, has been char
tered. with headquarters at Southern
Pines 10 cultivate and can fruits, dc.
The capital stock d. $1,000.
Jsff Nelson lc0lored). who stands charg-
"a with burning a barn near jamestown,
besides stealing a mule, has been cap
turad i'm Charleston. W Va. Nelson con
fessas 10 the charges against him. lie
will be sent for as soon as the necessary
requisitlon papers can be secured.
1t is learned that Mrs. Redwine, Of Al
bemarle. attempted suicide Saturday
morning instead Of falling into the we'll
accidentally. as at first reported. She
tied a rope around her waist, and when
her husband asked her what she was
doinc. she deliberately jumped into the
well. Unpleasant domestic relations was
the cause OF the rash act. Mrs. Red"lne
was not much hurt.
Suit has been brought by ). +. Bryant
Of Florida. 70 recover possession OF all
that portion OF Wrightsville Beach south
of and including the shelter OF the Silver
Cross" 20 Aasonboro inlet. The ocean
View Company. the Wilmington Sea
Coast Railroad Company and the VIII
mington Savings and Trust Company are
among the defendants.
James II. Jones (colored). who was
President Davis body servant. and who
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

Mr.. T. W. Leonard. the druggist 72I
north Second street. has been selling
Chamberlain's Mealcines ior several years.
He says. "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is first-class article, and has always
toners" This remedy Is intended espe-
ciaIy for colds Group and whooping
cough. and will loosen and relieve Sc
we're cold In less time than any other
treatment IL will not only cure Group.
but II used as soon as the first symptoms
appear will prevent the attack. Twenty
five and nifty cent bottles. II is also Tor
sale by owens & Minor Drug Co.. 1901 east
Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
Rndford Matters of Interest.

RADFORD. VA, May f7.-Special.-f es-
terday the annual meeting Of the hadtord
Land and Improvement Company TOOK
place. and It brought to our city Mr..
Joseph l. Doran, solicitor; NJ. c. Jameson
treasurer, and Mr.. Charles II. Mellon,
assistant treasurer of the Norfolk and
Western. and Logan N. Bullet all OF
Philadelphia.
The Radford Stove and Range Com
panys plant and property were sold yes
terday by VI. G. Jameson, trustee, 10
the Land Company for $4,000
At a mass-meeting Monday night W. J..
Kipderdlne. X. II. Wharton and John G..
osborne were nominated for West ward
members Of the city council, 20 be voted
for May 18th, and last night at similar
meeting l.. T. LigOn. j. NJ. CHI and ..
o. Reevely were nominated in the East
ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
rHE REFoRHERs TAKE cHARGE.
Asheville in the Hands ola New Municipal
Gnvernmenf- Other News.

Government-OtherN News.
AsHEVILLE. n. c.. May T.-SpeciaL-
The Blanton administration is a thing Of
the past. and the municipal affairs Of
AsheyiIe are now I'm the hands of Mayor
Thomas W Patton and his band Of re-
formers The Mayor. after taking the
oath of office himself and then admin
istering 70 % the members of the board
OF aldermen. delivered an inauguration
address. I'm which he both reviewed the
official acts of tine old and somewhat
bray outlined the policy of the new adj
miuistrauou. lie said the work of the
old board rendered it absolutely necessary
that another block of bonds 20 the amount
of 100000 should be issued 70 put the
streets of the city i'm good condition. He
made many fair promises, and the new
regime begins with the best wishes OF all
good citizens. May the performance equal
the PROMISE
The courtroom. where the inauguration
took place. was crowded with the best
people of the city, and everyone was iu
good humor.
Policemen Glenn and holland discovered
yesterday that liquors were being sold
without license i'm am old clubhouse back
of S0rrels saloon ON south Main street.
made a raid on the place, captured two
gentlemen of duslly hue named Burton
ana Bird and coutscated 1l5 bottles Of
whisky. besides some beer and saloon
paraphemalia. The proprietors were sent
to Jail I'm default of bail 10 await trial at
the next term Of the criminal court
There was no Indignation meeting here
last Saturday night TO protest against the
verdict iu the Llewellyus' case-the tele-
graphic dispatches In some of the papers
20 the contrary Notwithstanding.
1871 Nye has returned TO Buck Shoals.
his country seat near here, for the sum-
Mor.
Wilbur r.. Myers, superintendent Of the
Seab0ard Afr Line; Barton HaNall and
Levin Joynes, of Richmond, are I'm Ashe-
willie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
DEy0URED ~, ALLIGAroRs.
Terrible rate an old Woman Lost in tho
NMamps.

NEW ORLEANS. May l7.-Mrs. Angelo
aged ninety years, a resident Of Port
Eads. met a horrible death in the swamps
last week. Some time ago she left her
home 10 visit her son, who resides three
miles above the Old Jump. The old lady
got OF the steamboat Comet al the old
Jump Days passed and nothing was
heard from her. and az last searching
party was organized. After ploWinS theiT
way through the swamps for some us
lance they came upon the evidence OF her
unfortunate fate.
There. lying in a pool Of stagnant wafer
half covered by weeds. was her head.
10 bore marks OF having been crunched by
sharp teeth. and was all bruised ana
bloody. Af-cr further search one OF her
limbs was found.
The suppostion IS that the old lady be-
came lost in the swamps and. falling from
exhaustion, was dragged into the water
by aIigators and slowly devoured. This
is the theory of the coroner, who held the
inquest last evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

A jury was empaneled al Coyington
Tuesday for the trial OF o5e cole. one
OF the persons iudlcted for the murder
of H. Meadows. iu allerhany county.
on the stu 0f Ottober. a few days before
that time Meadows had o. dispute with a
man named Cadie about the sale OF
cow Cadle had driven the COW 10 Birch
fields. and Meadows heard De was about
90 drive 10 % West virginia SO as 10 pre-
vent him from resaining h. Meadows
went with his two sons and John smith
90 B,rchneld. took the cow and WAS df1v-
ing b. towards his OWL house when The
party WAS fired ON from ambush. Mea-
doWs was killed and one son crippled
for life. The other son and Smith es-
capped unhurt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

he makes his abode In the forest ~ -"
and prowls the country over at Hs"'. =
few nights previous he raided an orr ",5 80
who keeps a small store near here' a,'r
made a considerable haul. lie mas -
seen once or twice by parties In Iei''o o,s
places I'm the woods. luxuriatihB on ~
hams spring chickens. &c IL Is saiu he
goes well armed with a Smith q "esson'
dirk. &c.
Mrs. +. w. Clarke. OF Richmohd' -
stopping with friends I'm the neighbor-
hood.
We are having favorable weather LOT
farming I'm this vicinity now, ana the
toiers are going forward with their
work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
Srarr oFFIcIALS ~ DANVILIE.
Governor Mckinney and Party on an IN
spcc.ng Tour-Other News.

DANvTI.E. VA. May 17.-sreciai-Ihe
state Board of Public Works. consisting
of Governor Mckinney, Auditor MaIye
and Treasurer horman, accompanied ny
Colonel j. @. Ill., Railroad Commssi1h. =,
reached here this afternoon 10y sLeelal
t-air ,,.a,. the Atlantic and Danville ROAD
they having inspected that road TO-DAY
Tbev will spend The nieht here ana go 10
richmond tomorrow morning.
Major y. =. Sanger. an officer or Jhe
United states army, was here to-day lor
tta puruosc Of inspecting the DanvlIe
Military Institute and the cadets ne
Niaf,r was loud i'm his praises OF the ln-
stitute and the efficient work OF the OF
ncers. H..
Miss Lucic Estes. daughter OF j. How
ard Estes. accom- anied by her friend.
Miss Nlulner. was out driving i'm a cart
This afternoon, when the horse became
fricbteued and ran away, and both Young
ladies were thrown from the vehicle ana
more on less hurt. The cart was smashed
into sginters.
Jennie Hunt. a desperate colored wo-
man attempted suicide to-day by the
l4udanum route but was saved by the
doctors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
VINE INDICTMENTS
Brought in by the United states Grand
Jury Against urewry.

NORFOLK. VA. May l5.-Spec'aI-
The United states grand jury this even
ing brought i'm nine indictments for pen-
sion frauds against Drewry and six
AGAINST B. s. Richardson. Jr. the notary
public i'm prrWry's office. The jury ls
SIN at work. and viii bring boo true bills
ass fast as the Government detectives can
work up the evidence. During me last
presidential campaign DreWry subscribed
n is said ST 600 for campaign purposes,
and lief 5000 on Harrison. He is rich,
having made his money as "a pension
attorney. Richardson is DreWry's
nephew.
Frank Erumey (colored) who about
month ago struck his wife in the face
with his hands. causing injuries from
which she died was to-day sent TO the
peuitenuary for eight years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

ALLEN. Died. May 18th. at 1900 A.
NJ. AT her residence. 300 west Clay s,rt
OTEHIA SULLIVAN. wife of samuel
r. Allen.
REINHARDT-D an the residence
Of her son. Jacob ReInhardt 30. % .t
Grace street. Tuesday evening N
1q9 Mrs CATHERINE REINf4 Nur
relict of the late John ReInharf1 e4
savcnty-six years.
Her funeral will take place from e
Niary's German Catholic church TITUS
lrbursdavo MORNING at o O'Clock
Friends invited 10 attend.
SMITH Died. suddenly at g O'Clock
p. N. Tuesday May lG. i-H3 Ur.Hhy
of heart disease. WILLIAM EuNAt'
SMITH. in the thirty-hrs- year or DIS
age. ....
church THIS Thursday EVENING az
4 o'clock.
Interment az shoclloe cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
A JAILER F0ILS A MOB.
TUr PINS or WOULD-BE LYNCH
Frs FRUSTEhTED.
Piucl,y Ja'Ier Fornev Refuses to Surrender
Kcvs 10 Shortcr's Cell and Saves
Him From a MObs Vengeance

WINCHESTER. VA, May n.-Special.-
4 determined attempt was made this
morning to lynch William Shortar'
moro. who was committed TO jail Mon
dav the 18th. charged with an attempted
oss,,,lt on Miss Mary Clevinger, and had
- nat becn for the clear-cut grit Of the
taller. Mr.. Adam Forney, the above
named colored individual would have
been dangling at the end Of rope to-
night.
,rb. ,,ob numbering about one hundred
,,,aelad men. appeared before the jail
al,o,,t 1 4. NJ. and when Ambulance was
r.fueod bv SIR Forney they proceeded
a. heat AGAINST the door with sledge
b,r,,,ars When the door was forced
o,..n Mr.. F0~ney met them on the porch,
,-bc, "a rand-to-hand tussle was had,
eo,rc of The raiders being thrown OF the
porch. The jailer was finally overcome
Chen a half score OF cooked revOlve~s
were showed in hts face. one jealous
fudfvfruaf tried 10 shoot him, but for
tunotelv. Forncv knocked the pistol up
and mo ban LODGED in the ceiling.
Tb. bays were demanded and refused
t,, The taller whilst looking down me
barrels of the pistols. The iron door
of the corridor leading TO the cells was
battered down with sledges but the steer
door of the cage containing the prisoner
resisted their efforts, ana after an Houi
-, cr,,ftlaee endeavor 10 work the com
tir9fi1n ana batter the cell door down
they took their departure.
II was a current rumor on the street
today that they proposed 20 return TO-
NIGHT. A number Of negroes confined IN
the iln We're terribly frightened, ana IL
is said their protestations that they were
not the man the raiders were looking LOT
could De heard for some distance OUTSIDE
the Jail. 20
I.ator-The authorities. fearing n re-
currcnce OF last nights violence N''
.-.-n-.-.A Tho nrisnn.r % SlaumLon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

The Railroads Greatly Reduce the Fare TO
birmingham for the Occasion.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. May 1.-THE
following Official bulletin was issued to-
day:
"Headauartcrs Quartermastcr-Genera
Office. United Confederate Veterans. Chat-
tanooga. Nay IT, 1N3.-The following rates
have been named 10y the Louisville ana
Nashville and queen ana Crescent sys-
TENS for the reunion of United Conicder-
ate Veterans. 10 Doe held In BIRMINGHAM
Ala. July 18th and 10Th next: one fare
for round trip, subject to the following
conditions:
Tickets to 80 on sale mt all points for
trains scheduled 10 reach birmingham
on July 18th. 18th and 18Th. good TO re-
turn up 10 July 2lst Rates viii be an
nounced i'm a few days for lines belonging
~ the Southern Passenger Association
and lines west Of the Mississippi river.
(SigneD y. j.. 0IlIi
"Quartermaster-Gener
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
TROUBLE HREUING.
Mr. Eichcy Demands the Publication OF
Ancred Damaging Ietter-.

LURAY. VA. May T.-Special.-s.
y. Richey, Democratic candidate
against A. BrOadus, Republican.
fer clerk of the court of Page
county. in a letter has Withdrawn from
the canvass. and i'm q circular letter de-
9ands of 4. Broadus the publication OF
certain letters of damaging character
which his opponent claims To- hold against
him Trouble is brewing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

defeated Atlanta I'm an exhibition game
this afternoon by a score OF Il 20 J.
Batteries: Charleston, killeen ana ouB-
den; Atlanta, Dewald and MURPHY
At Chattanooga: ~ ~ -,
Chattanooga ......0 90 o
Savannah .........5 y 10
Batteries: Nevins and Dugdaie' Quaries
and Hurley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
MARrNE INrlLLIGENcE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nay IS. i.H
sun INSTRUMENTATION Moon sets i0.'. = !.
sun sets...........1l3 DAYS lenS.h"l'a .'n'
mon TIDE
Evening ............t-.-.. '...-t.ttt.s.
PORT or WEST POINT. MAY d. 1915
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danvile. Bennett ia'"-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Danyiile. Bennett ii."
more. passengers and general cargo
PORT OF NORFOLK. MAY IT, ls4
ARRIVED.
Sch0oners George ST. Grant, Ge1r
Dudley Three Friends. Hisslns. N"
Carolina 90 Philadelphia; William
nelly. Hulda. DANES. Baltimore. l
phln. Buchanan. New York.
CLEARED.
Steamer State of Alabama lbfi0s-'
FairWeather. Liverpool. .,.
SchoOners Marie O'Teel. Portland.
Twohy. Portland. o. G.. Dame. savanna
Barges David Crockett. Hoboken. venue
Providence. 5. T.. Spring. New beii'."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
Trouble ONE Chicken Thief in New Kent.

QUlNTON, VA, May 17.-Special.-Ou
community has been very much stirred
up Tor the past few weeks over the
depredhuons Of chicken hend by the
name OF Washington Allen. who has con-
sidcrably reduced the poultry yards OF
several Of our neighbors II seems almost
Impossible to apprehend this fellow, as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

was captured with him in GeorGia. lives
IN RlloIgl He WIN go 70 Richmond
and bc present ~ the ceremonies May
3th Tie is devoted 20 the memory OF
Mr.. Davis ard is highly esteemed I'm Ra-
leigh. lie OUGHT 20 be on the funeral
train Re win assist I'm preparing the
capitol In Raleigh for the reception OF
the bO1v
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
OBITU AKY.


nounced i'm yesterdays Times. VIII tat,
place this afternoon at o'clock from
Centenary Methodist church
Mr. Xbiuock WIS va., rarui,r ,,,,-.
, y.i,t. Circte ~ friends ..,I ,.o,,.,l......
tr ttis eit,y ana "a LARGO ,u,,b.. .f 81.
y.ir IN. r,osart IN 10 honor r.. t... ,...-....
of citizen VINO was uni,.r.,u,. .lr..-.,
for his Integrity ami kir5.i-.ss
TINE following eenflam., b,ys t.s- ~.
lectad as pall-bearsrs.
ffororart- Dr a. ~ p Proof ft,
Marion r. r. Rich,r3s,p ~ NJ p...t..
TOM n l.. Alfriend j. b Pace d. .
cannon JUDGE GEORGE 4. CbristIsr ANA
Talbot Horace s. ffawss Colonel r..-
r. rsrt pstsr cr.o,
Aettya. a. Nv Dr,rqb a. yr.t....-
ton, Jo Lane stern. r. o.. I0sum. 'r.
X. 5. losher' w. VI. nm, A. J.. Dunn r
Mr.. Nhluocks wealth has been e.'.n.-
tea Joy luo7' VINO were IT'D ga position o
Equitable Dohn r. Weet arn
$4,000: Northwestern Mutual G0m
Cary 81 Son. agents.. $4,000. Sow York
Life OE H. Freeman. agent. $1,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
THE TROTTING EVENTS.
SPRING NETTING or THE PHILh-
DELPHTf DIETING PdRh.
The First Two Races Won In Straight
ucats-I;csults Of tho Running Races
and the Base Ball Games.
PHILADELPHIA. May H.

HE spring meeting
Of the Philadelphia
Driving Park Assoc
citation began this
afternoon with three
trotting events on the
card The first two
2.f5 class aud 2a'
class ver. won in
straight heats. bat
MI FH...HrH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18
REM MB Err ,

please. that our medium grades OF "s.iF
mems snd Boys SHOES are a. wei know"
the finer grades. The ft. tho looks. che va
are all right Our 20 hns Of Patent Le''-''
Shoes. correc. in shape, perfect IN 90. e.es''
In appearance. give entire satisfaction
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

The funeral OF Mr.. Archer Turrin t0.t
place from bis mothers residence. So
1923 west Grace street, yesterday af..-
noon az o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-18

Mrs Otaria Sullivan Allen, wife ~
Samuel ~. Allen. died az her residence.
SO. 2lJ west Clay street. Tuesday r.t
at - o'clock.
The sun., 1893-06-01
PRINCESS EcuALIA.

Cd aloud and freely ON all that she saw and
heard. and at ono point interrupted some
physical exercises In which 12O pupils were
engaged to tell them that she thought what
they were doing was wonderful
After an unusually early cup OF chocolate
Prince Antonio took q solitary stroll in the
Park. smoking . meditative cigar and admir-
ing tho sceuery.
When tho Prince returned to the Savoy he
sent word to his wife that 1t was worth while
10 lay aside the morning papers and como out
and SEQ what kind Of o day New York could
show when 1t had Princess fora guest and a
police parade on hand. Tho Infanta responded
promptly to the message. and entered an open
carriage with her husband. chamberlain. and
secretary for an carly drive down the avenue.
Sho bad two engagements OF grave impor-
tance. One WAS to pose for photographer.
the other was to pick out Q new American
sailor hat: so she looked supremely happy.
Tho Princess visited the camera man first.
and her maid followed in a coupe. with Gen.
trail oface detective. bundle Of gowns. and q
casket Of jewelry. The Princess posed In three
different costumes One. those who saw it
said. was particularly fetching. 1t was OF yell
low satin with court train. lace sleeves and
yoke. She was photographed full length. half
reclining on . sofa. in that gown.
After the members Of her suite had been
The sun., 1893-06-01

photographed singly and IN groups, the
Princess selected her sailor hat at a broadway
hatters.and then returned to the SAVOY, whoro
Capt buckingham OF the Dolphin and three
Spanish naval officers were entertained by tho
Prince and Princess at luncheon.
At2 O'Clock the party. accompanied b. School
Commissioner Guggenhoimer and syor GIL
roy took carriages at tho Savoy foI the Nor
nal College at Lexington avenue and Sixty.
eighth street. The first carriage. with the
Prince. Princess. ard MAJOR Gilroy. did not
turn down from Madison avenue at Sixty
eighth street. All the others did. and SO did
the coupe with the detectives. When the lat
terarrived at tho college they were asked
what had become OF the Infanta. Those bold
hawkshaws came as near having a 1T as is
permitted In a Central Office man. and
with visions of wicked abduetors disturb
ing their minds began hustling about
IN search OF the lost Princess But that lady
soon came In sight. driving down Lexington
avenue. not even knowing that she had been
ivs. Nothing serious had happened. The
.iWor had been so enGrossed in tho lively
nn OF the Princess that he had neglected 10
Ser TSss Re e1aehnan to turn at the proper cor
tbda mere ere was the usual big crowd that attends
nn1, 1 irlncess IN front Of the college. but the
tors shsiiy cleared apassageway for the Wis
shunter. Doha Enalia agreed cheerfulIy TO a
bGGlest boGol TO register her name in the visitors
Siann",, Mhen she had done so Mayor Gilroy
k.aGrea chair for her and she sat down. her
'''he 'uFned 10 several OF the women