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Result of q Fight.

Louis Cas- thirty-one years old. OF lo7 Grand
street Williamsburg, was held in the Even Street
fo'lee Court this morning on a charge OF assault
10 The second degree. Last night Caas quarrelled
WIN Leon Berlsnd who lives at 3A Oakland
saeeI During the fight Cass, It Is alleged,
,Nuuck Berand with some kind OF 4 sharp In
s.nt' Berl1nd blod protusely, and he was
unconscious for nearly q half hour.
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Accuses Annie McCIouRhen.

annie Mccioughsr. twsnty-yesrs old. OF IS
laurence street. Newark, N. j.. was arrested
Fly mis- morning on q warrant issued by Justice
,,nntrg' Of Coney Island. charging him with
,.S ing $40 from William s. Reddy, OF Roches-
~ ~, l. Reddy says the girl enticed him into
euss s; and took his money. She denies the ac-
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WHEAT OPENED HIGHER.
Corn and Oats Were Dull and Cot
ton Lower.

The wheat market opened about 3-sc
higher. with September at 81 3-4c. and
December at 81 1-4c., and II advanced
l-4c. more, afterwards easing off lit
tie. Corn opened about 3-4c. lower on
free realizing here and at Chicago. Sep
TENDER selling at 81 5-Sc., December,
55c. and May SAC. During the forenoon
there were declines and rallies of lac.
or SO. but the market was not very
active. Oats were dull and nominal
Cotton was about three points lower
at the opening. when September sold at
SIS 6.6S: October, 672 a 6.73; December,
SIS; January, 6.9l, and March, 1903.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
SAFE-BREAKERS FOOLED.
Burglars Broke Into . Foundry but
Obtained Nothing.

An attempt was made during last night
to burst open a big safe IN the ONCE Of
John Davies. an iron founder, at Second
avenue and Eleventh street, Brooklyn.
The burglars employed Mr.. Davies's
tools in their work. but after working
a long time at the job they gave 1t up
in disgust and left.
liceman Nell Jepson. of the Fifth ave-
nue. station. He found that the thieves
had entered the foundry by breaking
a window in the rear. They, procured
tools from the workshop and went to
the office, where they began hammer
ing on the safe.
They drilled several holes In the heavy
doors and knocked off the computation
lock, but they failed In their task.
The case was reported at the station
house, and Detective-Sergt. Dennedy
was detailed to make an investigation.
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DEFENDED HIS FRIEND,
NOW McCann Must Answer for As
saultinE nm Oncer.

PATRICK Mccain. twenty-five years
oid. OF S76 Oakland street, and Richard
Maher, twenty-five years old, of IT'S Box
street, Williamsburg, were held by po-
ice Justice Watson. In the Even street
a ro,te Court, to-day on a charge of as
OF, pto, n Murphy. of the Greenpoint
friends for intoxica ton last nient a;han
tMeSann and Ma her, II is said, inter.
nfemFred: McCann's friend got away. but
NN rGs murphy succeeded in landing
wren arraigned in court today thev
pl"aaed not guilty. and the case was ad-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
DENIES ELECTION STORY.
Said to Have Had Trouble
at X. of l.. Meeting.

(By Associated Prcss)
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.-District
Assembly No. of the knights of Labor
held a meeting last night which is said
to have ended uOpleasantly for General
Master Workman Sovereign. The As
sembly has been the bone OF contention
between the Sovereign and anti-Sover-
eign factions for some time past, and
last nights meeting was attended by
Sovereign, General Secretary Hayes, r.
B. Mcclure and Henry b. Martin, OF the
Executive Board in the attempt to settle
the dificulty.
The session was so stormy that Sover-
eign is said to have called in a police
In this. II Is asserted that the opposition
forcibly elected Sovereign, while his fol-
lowers took precipitous leave. Sovereign
denies the forcible election story.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
BRoDiE WASN'T in COURT.
So the Man Accused of stabbtn4
Him Was DISCHARGES.

Steve Brodie. bridge jumper and actor.
who was stabbed in the neck In front Of
his saloon on the Bowery by William
Heaney on Aug. 6. failed to make his
appearance in Tombs Court this morn
custody.
Lawyer Friend, who Represented
Brodie. appeared in court. but said he
could not wait for the case to be called.
as he had to go to Police Headquarters.
Heaney was In court with his counsel,
Lawyer Price, who Immediately moved
denounced Brodie In vigorous terms.
He said the whole thing was an adver-.
Using dodge on Brodie's part. tf
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
Mi.creant DeraiIs n Train.
CBy Associated Press,

LEXINGTON. KY, Aug. fo.-Soms miscrsAne
threw q switch at Brannon. on the cincinnau
Southern road. six miles south Of here. -
Saturday night, and the Florida special ran
through IT, demolshing the engine. deraising
ave coaches and seriously injuring the engineer
and fireman, Ed and John Bradley. Of C1n-
cinnatI. The passengers escaped injury.
iBy Associated Press)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
CUT IN A DRUNKEN BRAWL.
bowling in the Hospital and
O'TooIe Locked Up.

John Bowling, twenty-five years old.
of 318 Sackett street, Brooklyn, is in the
Long Island College Hospital this morn
ing suffering from a knife wound in the
abdomen.
Bowling and Patrick O'Toole, nineteen
years old, of 1867 Hudson avenue. were
engaged In a drunken brawl on Henry
street. near Sackett street. yesterday
afternoon about $50 o'clock. Policeman
Lynch, of the Amity street police sta
ton, placed both men under arrest.
On the way to the station-house 1t was
discovered that Bowling had been cut
with a knife. The weapon was not
Butler Street Court, this morning held
O'Toole to await the result OF Bowling 8
niuries
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A Dcck-Hand Drowned.

Patrick Henry, thirty ysirs old. Of Bsyonne,
N. j.. employed as a deckhand on the oyster
sloop Dexter, lying at the foot Of Perry street
fell overheard this morning and Was drowned.
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says Pitra Broke His Nose.

nHp's" Petra. twenty-foar years old. Of ~
.,. street Williamsburg. was held In the Even
ssssvt, rolce Court this morning on q charge Of
Nv. IN the second degree. J. Vouikshsn, who
nEbi t o. BOX street, alleges that during .
'Snt Petra broke his nose
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TO-DAY.


SooralAnd''''' '''''''''' ''',.. Antwerp Aug. n
alVsnA''''''' '''''. .'..,..,..Port Limon Aug. l.:
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ARRIVED.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

SAIL TOMORROW.
To SAIL IO-MURkuH,
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Three Drowned in Texas.
IBy Associated Pressl

tBy Associated Pressl
NEW BRAuNFELs. Tex. Aug. :o.-Mrs. Hugo
Cramsr. her daughter and Mrs. Hartman were
fishing in the river yesterday. when their boat
upset and all three were drowned
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
Alleged Murderer Arrested.
(By Associated Press

BEDFORD, N H., Aug. ao.-Frank Little. the
ALLEGED principal In the murder Of Edward
Crosby Of Merrimac. Mass, Friday night
was captured here last night at the home Of his
brother. He claims that he can prove an alibi.
He will 90 to Massachusetts, without requlsitfoa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
knocked Down by a Horse.

Horstlna Nulicte. thirty-nye years old. Of @
Roosevelt street was knocked down BY = horse
driven to a truck by an unknown man at Rsads
and washington streets this morning. She 70
ceived a fracture OF the right ankle aud WAS re-
moved to Chambers Street Hospital.
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While on His Way Here.
By Associated PressJ

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 20. Edwin Wendell,
aged twenty Ave years. OF Allegheny City. was
arrested in this city yesterday as a fugitive
from Justice. while on his way TO New York.
lie Is charged with stealing money from A. b
Byers 4 Co. real estate agents. by whom he was
employed as clerk.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
A Bostoa Joke.

CFrom the Boston Transcript
rs Snyder what you would call
modest mani"
He is that. Why. he Is so modest
that he always goes to sleep before be-
ginning to snore."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20

full account Of Wall street atfsirs will b
found In the six o'clock edition al The Even
ing World'
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Blew on the Cover of n Manhoie

The action Of the electrical current upon foul
air blew the cover OF a manhole OF the subway
In front OF 1+ts Third avenue at il.3O o'clock
last night. No damage vas done.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
Pennsylvania Limited to Chicago.

Tbs Pennsylvania Limited IL the enly train
now In service between the East ana the West
that onrs all tn eonvenieneea and iuxnries 81
strictly limited expreas II furnishes all thG
comforts Of home ani The eoasenisnsss e
club. e. 80
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
strikers Win mt San Antonio.
Ipv AEsocIated PressD

Vby
San ANTONIO, Tex. Aug 2o-rhs street
car strike. lasting eve days has ended, the
Company agreeing to take back the men at
instead OF boys as conductors.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TODAY.
Low WATER To-DA'
PORT OF NEW YORK.

Ind Eastern standard time. subtract four
utsa 1850
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DIED.

iNNEss-h Bridge Of Allan. Scotland, on Ana
.. GEORGE INNEss. In the roth year Of his
age. Ts
Funeral services will be held at the Ma
tional Academy Of Design on Thursday, Aus.
q, at 10. 80 A. NJ
HEALY.-Mary. wife OF the late Thomas Hesiy.
In the 18th year Of her age. Requiem hixh
mass at st. Peters Church. New Brighton.
Staten Island. Tuesday at TO- 80 A. NJ
Relatives and friends OF the family ana q
her son. Rev. Thomas B. Heaiy, are ~
spectfully invited 10 attend.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
IRIS a MILLSTONE

n pOuJ u yOuu B
mans neck 10 b
q sufferer from
nervous eIhaus-
ton, nervous debil-
ity, impaired MEM
DRY, low spirits, ir-
ritable temper, and
the thousand and
one arrangements
of mind and body
that result from
unnatural, perni-
cious habits, con-
tracted through
ignorance Such
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
1h'. Thief Also n window sm..hsr.

he night some thief hurled . eobbls-
through a plats-Slass window in r. O.
I'm ~ music store. iiss Fulton street, Brook
valued ~ men reached In and stole . guitar
'"' The window was valued at 49,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
Sure He Loved Her.
From the Washington STAR

From the Washington Starr
They had just become engaged.
Herbert" she said, ARE you sure that
you love me?'
Absolutely" he answered.
How can You tell"
"By the fact that I am anxious TO
marry you"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
FIVE OF THE CREW MISSING.
Sailors from n Government Steamer
May Have Been Drowned.
l

oCosTA, WASH. Aug. 2o.-while maxi
ing a landing through the surf at Joe
Creek. fifteen miles north Of Gray's Har-
Dor, last Saturday, a whaleboat and
crew of nine men, In command of Lieut..
Freeman II. Crosby. u. g. NJ, OF the
United States Coast Survey steamer
Macarthur. were capsized and five men
are missing.
They are Lieut.. Crosby. John Freyer,
Jens Gudmundse. William Nehm and
Alexander Smith.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20
rostmas,cr's Accounts short.

BOISE CITY. Idaho, Aug, 20. Postmaster Reed
Of Albion. IN this State is said TO be g. 700
short In his accounts. The money 10 supposed
To have been Iost at EamblinE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-20

sSsur The best remedy Tor isslI eSiidsen. ass
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WYSE'S NEW REMEDY

stands highest for all diseases Of the Kidney,
Recommended by people We all know. Prits ~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-02-02
leroy items.

The sunshine has driven away the
gloomy appearance of our little town
and now the farmers are all smiles.
They are sowing oats and spend but
little time loafing about. We have
venison steak occasionally.
From letters received by the writer
the indications are that very many
Northern and Western families intend
moving TO this section of Florida
within the next year. They are anx.
ious to get away from the cyclones of
that section into q land of continual
spring. / tell them in reply to come
and they certainly will find what they
want as home and all the supplies
they need In Leroy, and if not, Ocala
is city noted for Its wide-awake
merchants and business men. This
section of Marion county is being
filled up very rapidly with a good
class of people, aud our town is noted
as healthy location and "Hotel Lee
roy" always has on her register the
names of those seeking health. Let
them come, we can accommodate
them and guarantee a rapid return of
health. Very many have already
tested the location and climate and
have gone away greatly benefited and
In many instances entirely well aud
happy.
There is being shipped occasionally
green English peas, green cucumbers,
new cabbage ami other kinds of fresh
vegetables from our depot.
1t certainly is treat to visit some
of our farmers and gardeners. One of
the most noted think is c. Y. Mil
Ter. His poultry yards are full of the
very finest breeds and his drove of tur
keys makes US wish for a Christmas
weekly dinner.
l think, Mr.. Editor, you could afford
to give us call some day soon and
tess for yourself the good things Leroy
and vicinity has. it would cost you
nothing, as Hotel Leroy don't charge
newspaper men, preachers nor rail-
road men for their rations.
Let me see copy of the Banner oc-
casionally and perhaps 1 can get up
more news Items. HE JACET.
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Orange Growers Orange Lake, Fla.

O4VWCln 44dhCg
G. w. Wilson, 80 acres, 10, 900 boxes ;
Mrs. NJ. A. Owens, 25 acres, 5000 box
es; H. G. Chambers. Sc acres, IL 200
boxes; w. J. Chambers, 20 acres, g.
600 boxes; VIM. Hickson, 80 acres, q
800 boxes; C. c. Waits, 80 acres, 5S5
boxes; DR.. j. S. Lewis, 40 acres, 500
boxes; ]. H. McClymonds, 40 acres,
$500 boxes; ]. ID. Hopkins, Is acres,
600 boxes; DR.. F. P. Walker, 10 acres,
700 boxes: D. Irvine, 40 acres, 100 box.
.es. VIM. Art, l6 acres, sos boxes ;
Bury Bros, II acres, IT'S boxes ;
Count DeRoffignac, 4 acres, 100 boxes
J. NJ. Wiles, 20 acres, 40 boxes; g. ID.
Hughs, acres, l25 boxes; J. b.
Floyd, acres, $500 boxes; F. w.
Kunze, 40 acres, 800 boxes; w. T.
Hickson, s acres, $50 boxes; J. c.
Holly, acres, Is boxes; ]. c. Cham
bers, 10 acres, 25 boxes; G. T. Flew
ellen, acres, 100 boxes; B. w.
Chambers, 10 acres, 1850 boxes; w.
Hammond, 3 acres, PIG boxes; J. A.
Flewellen, 10 acres, 25 boxes; l.. L.
Smoak, 20 acres, $50 boxes; VIM.
Thaggard, Is acres, $50 boxes; H.
Clark, acres, 200 boxes.
Total number of acres, 492; total
number of boxes, SO, 39.-Marion
Times.
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prnteaatntnI.


Gold filings and other alloys for
filings. Crown and bridge work &
speciality. Sets of teeth of gold,
platinum, aluminium, celluloid and
rubber, or without plates, If desired
Teeth extracted free Of pain by use Of
gas and other methods. Office in
Merchants Block, over Merchants
National Bank.
r. D. FULLER, Dentist,
Ocala, Fla.
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From Lake Weir.

Miss Sallie King, of Tennessee, is
spending the winter with Mrs. Harvey
Turnkey.
Mrs Whitley, a very charming and
interesting lady of Granville, KY, has
rooms at the Ingram house, and is de-
lighted with our lovely lake and sur
roundings.
Miss Nettie Wright, of GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, is visiting her sister, Mrs NJ.
Turnkey.
Capt. Carney is happy in entertain
ing his old war comrade, Mr.. George
Medley, of Murfreesboro, Tenn. 1t
carries one back into the sixties to
hear them exchange yarns of the ex-
citing times and hair-breadth escapes
fighting under Gen. Forest.
Mr.. Huait, of Boston, Mass, has
bought five acres of land on Oakland
avenue and is clearing it up prepare
tory to building house and bringing
his family here to make this his per-
manent home. We are truly glad to
welcome such refined gentleman
into our midst.
Mr. Lane is erecting ttage of six
rooms on his lot, corner of Carney and
Oakland avenues. Nobody says any
thing but just smile big 'smole;"
we know the "cage before the bird !"
Mr.. n. n. Campbell has been spend
ing few days in Ocala mot Jackson
ville) the past week. He can give
you all the particulars of the big fight,
from hearsay, of course.)
Miss Matte Gamble, of McIntosh,
has been visiting Miss Edna Aver and
other friends here the past week.
Miss Amisee Turnkey, little daugh-
ter of J. H. Turnkey, has gone to Tam
pa to visit her aunt, Mrs. Walter
Gray.
The Union Store Company opened
its doors last week TO the public with
a grand flourish brass band, monkey
and chromos all free.
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II win Paw You to Read This.

It viii Pay You to Read THIS
If you noed riding, drying or car
riage, wagon or all around farm ami
nal Liddon Bros, can supply you.
The attention OF farmers is called to
their excellent lot of brood mares.
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AT THE BROOKLYN THEATRES
The Crust Of Society ut the Park
Next Week.

Manager Sim, of the Parl, Theatre
VIII offer next week The Crust of So
ciety,' the most successful ira nslation
OF Dumas's famous Lie Hemi Monde"
The play is fased on this motto 1T
!s the unwritten social law that a good
man horld marry none but n good
woman The moral idea of the play Is
clearly defined. and the contrast drawn
between the shell and the kernel of So
ctoty Is shown in an impressive style.
The company will include Arthur Lewis.
Arthur Forratt, Henry Bayntun, George
ReNford, Frank Andrews, Edward
Noyes. Zeftie Tilbury, Charlotte Nelson,
Lydia Thompson. Elita Proctor Otis,
Annie Young.
The coming attraction at the Column
bia Theatre will be Il. II. Sothern, the
return engagement Of one week, begin
ming Monday night. The play to be pre-
scented will be Lord Chumiey." Since
IT'S first production, about six years ago,
Lord .Chumley' has always been a
strong favorite with NJ. Sothern's admir-
Blackstone. Vincent Sternroyd, Morton
S"lten, G.. F. Flockton, Kate Pattison-
Selten, Marion GirouX and others. There
Will be no matinee on Wednesday.
Corinne comes to the Amphion next
week in her new operate burlesque, en-
covery Of Columbus" The company,
it is said, numbers sixty people. The
piece played a long engagement in Chi.
ago during the Fair. and this will be
its first production in Brooklyn. In the
last act there is a bright reminiscence
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to the woman's side. although she saw
Is there anything we could giye
There's some stun the doctor left.
but her can't swallow" His W voice
was hoarse and raucous, To her !.
heart sank lower as she began to realize
her helplessness,
All through the time that followed she
awful look in them, were fixed on her de-
spairlngiy. Go where she would in the
room, they overlook her and asked why
she mad dIshonored her God and her hus-
the iron strength Of her will, but they
were stronger. one by one they broke
down her defenses and left, her shudder-
Ing. Yet 1t was night before she CAV
way altogether. The girl had gone down
stairs. the man was sleeping. when she
teIl upon her knees by the bedside and
curse me any more! He shall come to-
morrow
Was 1t fancy that the eyes which
held her 6rlghtsneaf ~ F9 pr a nome she
morrow sounded like a mockery. Wild
dreams OF flying to fetch him were In
her brain when a voice speaking to the
girl below, a step on the creaking stair.
made her heart stand still, her thin
hands ~nervously grasping each other, and
as she was In the, shadow he did not
ut ITSI ulsllIlkulsIl HSI. pul us Ills eyes
realized VIC 1t was he stopped in sheer
amaZement-
louisa
She came out trembling and grasped
his arm. "Oh. joint" she sobbed.
What brought you? l thought you
were at Donnir gton."
Youth never forgive me- she said,
disregarding. They sent for you to
come here this morning. and l was
afraid to tell you"
Afraid
Because of the infection and the chill
dren. / said o We're away. and hen
then l grew 80 miserable. thinking what
they might say OF you II they found
out that II was a lie. that / COULDN'T
rest. | funcied I might come and do
something to make up by nursing her,
but / haven't. John, don't be too angry!
I'll never be so distrustful again"
He made no answer to her appeal,
but put her gently on one side and
stepped forward 10 the sick woman,
who lay more quiet, When he knclt
AID prayed there was a new fervpr, a
new tenderness in his dry voice. THE
cir. had come UP, the man rolled OF
the he'd and stood with his eyes fixed
on his wife's ashen face. The other
wife had her face buried In. her hands.
Presently her husband touched her on
| the shoulder.
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ATONING FOR A WRONG.
Conscience Vas o. Powerful Factor IN a
Wife's ActiOn.

| She went away. in the direction he
pointed out. AS she came near she heard
the cry OF a hid on the other side OF
The wall and ,nS /, si sSa snfJ i, nef b]ePp see; "W We !
1 was told to fetch him" She rang the
bell and asked for the minister.
I don't know, as you can see Mr..
Wood" said the girl who appeared in an
swer, blu if you like, to step in you
can leave a message with the missis,'
She hesitated. III STOP hefe' she
In a minute or two she heard a light
football. and Mrs, Wood came into the
p"YoSu asked for my husband % she
said kindly. -" don't know your face.
I think you must be a stranger
We haven't been here long We'm
"And do You wish to speak to him 2,
Hes wanted to our house, the girl
answered in a dull tone, as II s5e were
repeating a lesson, tommy my an O. i Sar s
down, too" she added, ,
The curate's wife turned white and
What is il 90 she said family.
"Diphtheery. Everyhody's that scared
OF us they won't come nigh the house.
The baker puts the bread inside the gar
ready the cutting off Of human fellow
ship had become "A matter OF course, and
she did not look at the shrinking ,hgure
Of the wife and mother. who stood star
Inc. but as no answer came she added
n minister's wanted"
why did you come here? arlington is
not In this parish"
There's no use going to Mr.. James"
You must try Go back and say my
husband cant come"
The cir! glanced at her with dreamy
acceptance before she made a final at
tempt.
Mothers awful had. The doctor snya
her can't last the night"
The other stood stiGly, bracinE herself
20 her words.
''I,'7 terrible. NJ Wood wnu'd hr
verV sorry " he knew. hut he ,Sr /
| come. He's away she added. AID tLi.'