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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11
index CO New Aassrassasass
FOURTH PAGE.


Wanted-Salesmen.
Wanted-Lady Of Business Ability.
How to Be Beautlful-Fleur de Lis
Company.
Wauted-Agents.
Book Free-Costes s. Co.
How to Speculate Successfully-Com-
stock, Hughes & Co.
Wanted Agents
Wanted-Lsdy to Manage Established
Money to Loan-Rolf & Zane.
For Mavor-John Robrech., Sr.
To Loan-Horse for His Keep.
Wanted-Traveling Salesman.
WaDted-EverybOdy to Buy Game OF
Presidents.
Wauted-Energetic Man.
Wanted-Agents.
Wanted-Salesman.
Wanted-Agents
Curtice Brothers Peas-Albert Stole &
Co.
Opera House-Robinson Comic Opera
Company.
For Sale-House in Belvedere Addition.
Fine Organ at Bargaia-C. A. House.
Chester Cream Peas-C. V. V. Harding
& Co.
At Sherman House, BridgepOrt-Dr.
Russell r. Wells
Grand Opera House-The Burglar.
FIFTH PAGE.
Furnish Homes Complete-House &
Hermann aud Wheeling Installment Com
psny.
Cork Sole Shoes-Locke's.
Are You q Progressive Thinker!-Alex-
auder.
Is This Rightl-D. Guudling & Co..
Krakauer Piauos-F. w. Banner u Co.
SIXTH PAGE.
Gigantic Sacrifice Sale - Stone q
Thomas.
EIGHTH PAGE.
A New Arrangement-Louis Bertschy.
TWELFTH PAGE.
Latest Fall and Winter Novelties-L.
Metz.
Cloaks, Notions and Fancy Goods-The
Leader.
Bargains in Clothing-Kraus Bros.
Furs and Cloth Wraps-Geo. E. Stifel
g. Co.
Children's Underwear Geo. NJ. Shook
4 Co.
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Lon sWABAOKER

stamped Linens, with and without Honi-
ton tsratds. In large varsity. Embroidery
Suks of every color and kind DraPerY
siIks with the new crepe effect at re-
duoed price. handsome ostrich bOas
Coque ftORs very cheap. AN SILK HAtin ana
Or. OR Ribbons 4lnch wide just The thing
for fancy work, n zoe, worth 65c. Our
stock of Ladts.' aud htldren's Nonshrtnk
ing Winter Underwear IL large and com
plste New line all kinds OF FUR Ir'm-
minRs. La Millinery we produce The latest
iusas as they come ont. Our styles are
correct, our prices correct December
sheets, books and pat ems now ready,
LOU SWABACKER.
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MInor Mtstse, ~ Inssrsw BrIe1T and
pithtV TDlA

nInOr n tstsr, ~. JnssrsW BrIedT Rad
PithUT rDIt-
The Nellie Bly, Club will hold 4
masQue ball IN Westwood's Hall, South
Side, Christmas eve.
TICKET No. 400 won the horn rallied
of aa l.. A. Notes store for the benefit
Of the widow of w. E. Morningstar.
THE children Of ST. Alphonsus church
are making extensive preparations for
an entertainment TO be given in the
basement Of the church Christmas eve.
The Board OF County Commissioners
will meet Monday morning TO canvass
the election returns.
YESTERDAY was payday ia num-
Der of industrial establishments.
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A deed was left for record, dated No
vember 9. 1894, from William II. Mich
olS ana wife TO Bell s Warden, of
Belaire, for a parcel Of real estate at
the mouth of Warden's run 10 Richland
district. Consideration $50.
A marriage license was issued to
Philip Il. Leazure, ased 90, aud Annie
Landmeyer, aged 90, both Of Greggs-
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nnnsns Cornus Proceedinga.

Judge Lewis Jordan held an adjourn
ed session Of the Criminal Court yester-
day morning for the purpose OF hearing
the arguments in the habess corpus
proceedings in the case OF George Ma
gers, William Harrison and Joshua
Rine. All interested parties were pres
emit, but owing to the attorneys being
otherwise engaged, the case was again
postponed, this time until next Friday
morning.
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Gospel rempsrance MeetInga.

The ladies OF The w. Z. T. u. will
hold the first of & series OF gospel tenn
perance meetings at their hall, 1907
Main street, Sunday, November 11th,
a. p. m, conducted by Mrs. Ann Wat
kins assisted by Mrs. Engle. At the
close a class for Bible study will be
taught bv DR.. Harriet Jones. Everyone
Invited 10 be present.
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Taken to hannibal

Special Officer w H. Miller, OF Han
nibai, O., arrived in the city yesterday
morning, and when he returned to his
home he had in custody Orrville Noll,
who is wanted at Hannibal for an ag-
gravated assault upon j. NJ. HoWells, a
prominent citizen OF that place.
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PoIlce Pickups.

At the o'clock hearing last night
John Watson, plain drunk, was sent
to the hill for thirty days.
Frank Lewis, a vag, by Buch, also
got thirty days.
Officer Creighton picked up a man
last night who was too drunk TO tell his
name. He was locked up.
Wm. CARING was pulled in by Officer
Ritz for disorderly conduct.
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Route, and Rate. TO winter Resorts.

The B. e 0. 0. R. R Co. has just is
sued a little booklet, giving the routes
aud rates TO various winter resorts In
Cuba, Florida, North Carolina, Vir-
GINA, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and
Georgia. The information is very con-
veniently arranged and indexed'
Copies can be had by enclosing two
cent stamp to Chas. 0. Scull, GEM
Pass. Agent, b. & o. R. R., Baltimore
Md
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mBeeIins $esistsr
rnsrmomsser aseo- ::

Mr.C. Sc1uepf, tue . osrs House drug
gist. made 5ls toll0NIlg ooSsrvA5ioas OF
the temperature yesterday; Z a. m, 50;
"a m, 81; u m, 80; Sp. M. AZ; p m, 80.
Weather, snow.
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Patd tho Ret.

Last night an East Wheeling Demo-
crat paid one of those wheelbarrow bets
ON the election by wheeling Gus Beltz,
Of the South Side, from Twenty-fourth
street to Twelfth and return. The loser
also had to pay for drinks in every
saloon the winner chose TO stop at.
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DT70O They are hard to get we
HIIk\ know, but we have them and
l UIlUI st the right prices.
EMsHEIMER'S,
Eleventh street.
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squire ArkIe acquitted.

The case of the State OF North Caro-
lima against Squire George Arkle'
growing out OF the pocketbook which
Mr.. Ankle found and returned, was
tried at Whitesvlle Thursday, and the
charge against Mr.. Ankle was not sus-
tanned. Squire Arkle and his attorney
Colonel Arnett, will be home Monday
or Tuesday This is tho result which
was expected and predicted by Mr..
Ankles friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-11

NOTICE-To patrons OF the Model Por-
tcait Co. your portraits Will DO delivered
during the coming week.
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: Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
,Ry Co. will sell round trip tickets
hts in Michigan at one fare for
'ound trio. Tickets will be sold
|er 18th aud November l4th, good
y days from date Of sale.
J. Z. TERRy. @. +. & P A.
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PUBLIC SALE OF RUSSELL COTTAGE AND LOTS
ON SATURDAY. NOV. l7th Iso4,

At 10 O'Clock Il. m, on the premises, shall s'll
at public auction Russell cottage, Win 81
ac,ss OF land. The land will be offered as
whole and in three parcels OF convenient SIZE
lot OF oearly an acre fronting on the Nation
al road Will be sofa NJ the same time and place.
This land lies west OF the National road near
Wheeling Park anu near the Kim Grove motor
liae and is uuequilisd in this county Tor beauty
and convenience OF location. No such oppot-
tunitv to purchase g delightful! country nome
near Wheeling will occur soon. r ull Particu-
lars will be furnished on application 20
W. 2. HUBBARD,
SpeciSl Commissioner, 1921 Chaplins ST.
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stamped LinsnS-LargO variety. swA-
hackers.
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cLoAKs--rHE LEADER.
za=a TIE LEADER 1919
CIoaks, Notions, Fancy Goods and Furnishings
DIR GREAT Red Letter SALE OF CLOAKS !

One of our buyers has just returned from the east
where he purchased an elegant line Of Holiday Novel
ties The question arises "Where shall we put
them?" To make a long story short, our entire sec
ond floor must be cleared This may probably mean
loss to us right in the season. but it not helped
On Monday evening our entire force of saesPeople
will be employed in marking down these goods On
Tuesday morning these goods viii be placed on sale
Just think of it. You are going to get the advantage
ola bic reduction right in the when goods are
desirable at away below January reduction sale prices
& There is not an old Cloak among the lot. We will
also offer our entire line of Blankets and Comforts at
a great reduction This is a sale which every lady IN
Wheeling and vicinity should attend. You can not
well afford to miss it. Come early and get choice of
style and size.
THE LEADER.
1920 MAIN STREET.
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I'm are showing Dress Goods at
MH prices never before heard OF.
II II EMSHEIMER's Eleventh st.
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ODNDIUD New stylish Cloaks hourly
XXI HI V at selling prices. Our va
lIUUul u riety large.
EMSHEIMER's
Eleventh street.
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Home seekers ExcuraiOns.

Notwithstanding Winter Underwear
Large variety. SwRbRcKer's.
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Special bargains In fine Diamonds at a
II, altman u Co.'S.
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Embroidery Silk of every kind. swa-
backer's
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Sold throughout the world. Price, Csc. POTTER
DRUe AND CHEM. CORP, Sole Props, Boston.
RS-"An About the Skin, Scalp, and Hair" free.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

WILL. SELL on EASY TERN, OR TRADE
w for city property good farm three miles
from thu city. Enquire OF 7. ). RILEY, AttoT-
ney-at-LAw, No. 1913 Chapline street, Wheel
ing, W. Va. ocoe&oh
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AT reduction Sugar at C d.
nsQTner y 2 and Market
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WHEELING PARK OPEN.
SMALL TALn.

Admission Free. Ten PIN alleys can b
engaged by telephone, 6O2-4, at the PsrA
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New Drapery silks cheap. swADaOksr'S.
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The sunfsh Well a Good Ons-Recsiver
to Be Appointed for Greenlse Fe7st.
miscellaneous Oil News.
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Wanted-Salesmen.
Wanted-Lady Of Business Ability.
How to Be Beautiful-Fleur de LIS
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j. X. HALL

ASSIGNEE FOR ALEXANDER FREH, 1li7 MAIN STREET
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a WELL-MATCHED PAIR.
Double Dealings Which Made Them Close
Companions.

enveloped In a long cloak, with collar
reaching past his ears and his cotton
white hair and mustache showed up oc-
casionally in strong contrast to the deep
brown OF his face as he turned to watch
the porters attacking a huge mound OF
his belongings.
Each box and bag was blazoned win
an imperial coronet over u monogram,
and then told one another guardedly ana
under promises OF profound secrecy that
was Prince Paul Demtoft, the owner OF
the new l00-rater now lying OF South
ampton."
She, the lady, was tall and gracefnly
girllike. A neat. natty blue serge Red
fern frock; a sunburnt straw hat with
dark blue ribbon; tiny tanned boots;
white shirt. with rundown collar, and
flowing tie completed her costume saw
ing a thick gossamer veil that completely
hid her face, and but for the whiteness
and purity of her neck 1t would have
seemed she suffered from some facial
disbursement. II was evidently a desire
not 10 be recognized that led to the adop-
ton II the yashmak'
She was evidently expecting or avoid
ing some friends. Her head moved with
a birdllke quickness as she scanned each
new arrival on the PLATFORM ana her
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sunny morning In June. The plat
~" erowded-cheap trippers for South
go heavy swells and swelles for the
INNS at Hayling Island, with bags OF
sun sticks The yachting man. strongly
III evidence, sunbIrnt and putting a Gig
.e vigorously. II he is a new hand
hickey Sam-he wears a cloth peaked
cap with the club burgee. a well-cut coat
VI serge or pilot cloth bristling with
u'ohze buttons, loose flannel continue
IONS and white shoes. No man was ever
60 much a seadog as the yachting tyro
looks.
ihe older sailing men. those to the
manner horn-"swagger squadron men,"
VINO can ny the white ensign, are dressed
"a long lean. frock coats. loose trousers
,urhed up. pointed boots. immaculate col
"Is ana glossy hats-the aim of the man
mo mas lived is to look as much like a
'ehrroker as possible. OF course. down
NJ the Castle or on Ryde pier they will
Nssom into a seasonable crop OF buttons
a., u burgess and display remarkable &C
why In lodging that tyrant OF the deep
he sailing master-if the water looks
bit choppy.
Two people attracted a lot Of attention
their palpable efforts at concealment.
~ although the day was 30 hot. was
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his order by talking louder and faster
than the Captain.
I'VE Will go into details later" said
the Justice, and with the consent OF
you all ! will postpone this conference
until Friday, so that we can have Mr..
Osgood present"
Several OF those present said that they
did not complain Of Capt. Price; that he
had usually attended to all direct som.
plants promptly, and that the street had
improved in the past year, but they in
sisted that there was ample room for
further reform.
1t came out in the discussion, with
which the. conference adjourned. that
not only the tenants of houses in that
block OF Thirty-ninth street are always
rapidly changing, but that the proper
ties themselves pass frequently from
one owner to another.
Charles Moffatt the well-known fur
nlshcd-fat man, has within two months
bought the lighthouses at Nos. go and
232, whose undesirable tenants were re-
Gently cleared out, The Ashton House,
at Nos 226 and 22s has also altered the
character OF its guests, according to the
reports of those present at the confer
ence.
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REFEREE TO HEAR EVIDENCE.
Court Grants Mrs. Kuehne Bever-
idge Coghlan's Motion.
She Sues Her Actor Husband for
Absolute Divorce.

Another move in the action brought
by kuehne Beverage Coghlan for al
absolute divorce from Charles +. Cogh-
Ian, the actor. was made to-day before
Judge McAdam. in the Special Term of
the Superior Court.
An application was made by Lawyer
Van Schaick counsel for the plaintiff,
for the appointment of referee to take
testimony in the case. Lawyer Van
Schaick said that Actor Coghlan had
ignored the divorce proceedings, paying
no attention whatever to two letters
written him on the subject.
After Lawyer Van Shack had made
these statements, Judge McAdam asked
ls there any opposition to the appoint
ment of referee by the defendant
A representative Of the firm of DIN,
Rives & Montgomery, Mr.. Coghlans at
torneys, replied that they did not exac-
they did not formally oppose the motion.
Lawyer Van Schaick replied that the fact
was that Coghlan had defaulted in not
putting in an answer and had entered no
demurrer, besides paying no attention to
the letters written him.
Judge McAdam granted the motion and
appointed Lawyer Edward Jacobs, of 1886
Broadway. as referee. The lawyers on
both sides absolutely refused to give any
particulars as to- the plaintiffs specific
charges against the actor.
Coghlan's marriage to Miss Beverdge
on Oct. Is, 1893 occasioned great sur
prise, an Coghlan had for years been
living with woman known as his wife
and had daughter in her teens whom
he had introduced as their daughter.
A few months after his marriage TO
Miss Beveridge, Coghlan left her and
returned to the first Mrs. Coghlan.
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in st. Petersburg. and, on the other
going too far. lie was threatened with
death for deserving the red nag.
You must pardon me. Prince. but
we seem in trouble together" and she
laughed mcrrily. do you know | half
thought you We're a dctcctlve?"
by this time he had returned to his
hamper and produced deftly a table
cloth, plates, knives, forks and seryi-
cites, small bottle of Chateau NSouton
Rothschild and dainty cold chicken.
Their mutual confessions had lessened
embarrassment, and the lady, after
making a little moue, said that she was
so hungry and so glad to eat etc.
They cnattei and laughed as the train
sped through the betuti(u, country, and
by the time Southampton was thought
OF sle had smoked half mild cigarette
and ne had kssrl her hand.
She readiusted her veil, and he as-
sumci his big cloak wath sigh as the
whistle OF the train signa.!ei the station.
The Guernsey boat does not leave
ill midnight. What are YOU going to
do? Where will you put up"
Il don't know. ] vii! never be taken
back alive. And you? You are hunted
What viii you do?"
GO on board my yacht She is lying
n here, and the gig waits for this rain
at the landing steps, ! must haii them,
as none of them know me- My agent
has engaged an entirely new crew, skip
per included, al English. want no
nihilists on board And he looked
modify out OF the window.
She made sudden movement, as n
about TO speak. but drew back. Again
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Use The Worlds Uptown Office Tomorrow % "s House and Home Day. %

compartment. There must have been
some collision and lavish tip, for.
though the train was crowded, the
guard. after the imperceptible manner
of his kind, kept that carriage empty
until the train started. and they found
themselves alone, securely locked in.
A sudden start ran through her slen-
der frame. She paused and asked
quickly. do you know when the next
train leaves Waterloo for Southamp-
TOM"
He was desoated. or course she
missed her maid, but he was afraid not
for some hours.
Madame rs glad? Madame is afraid
OF being followed?"
Yes. madame is glad. She does not
wish to be taken back and forced into
a hateful marriage" blushing prettily,
The old, old story-stern father, elder
ly lover, titled, rich, but horrid. No
mother, no sister. no brother She was
flying from bondage TO her aunt. Lady
Azuregore. In Guernsey.
Yes. she was Lady Constance Az
uregore. Had he really met her at the
Duchess OF Arlington's dance? She
thought she knew his face. That was
why she trusted him so implicitly on
the platform. OF course. But II she was
yelled. why was he so shrouded in a
big cloak? Come, now" anXiously. "a
lady? An elopement?"
No, no. and again no! Nothing so
joyous. He was Prince Paul Demtoff
and had fallen between two stools
had incurred the enmlty of the Imperial
Court through coquetting with the nj
hilists. That meant the Alexiefsky Ra-
yelin or the fortress OF Peter and Paul
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she leaned forward. and the repetition
rousei him from his thoughts. He
looked up and saw her eyes glistenlng
even through the thick veil. She was
crying
What Is the matter? You are fright
enei Can hep you?"
II hardly dare ask you. You may
think badly Of mo but will not be
forced into this dotestable marriage.
Can yOu-m may r.
lie OWNED her thoughts. stay on
hoard my yacht and hoard the boat at
midnight? Yes. your ladyship, yes-in
all honor, yes" And he held out both
his hands, and with a sob almost hys-
terICal she placed her tiny gloves in
them as the train stopped.
They left the station by side door
prnpticcd ana walking down the broad
Erlyelrl road with the sof, sward and
the Cd tim" cannon passed the crum-
blirG walls ana found the boat manned
by six bronzed typical yachtmen, the
skipper, a hne-looking old man, sitting
motionless in the stern sheets holding
the yoke lines,
do you know a respectable woman
who can look after this lady until the
mail boat starts?' asked the Prince as
he handed her carefully on hoard and
passed her portmanteau She carried
the morocco case herself
Well SUR, I've took the !hbaty Of
invitin' my Old woman on board to-day.
She's been a stewF rlers, SURF"
Capital. Captain Now, lads give
Nay!"
The boat soon shot alongside a beuutl-
ful schooner yacht, The crew manned
the ganGway as the Prince and Lady
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ILLINOIS LANDMARK GONE.
Fire Destroys House Identified
with nm Indian Massacre.

lBy Associated fressD
PRINCETON, Ill, Sept. Zone of the
old landmarks of Northern Illinois was
destroyed by fire early this morning.
1t was situated nine miles north of this
city and was the first house erected
by white men in the northern half of
the State. 1t was located on the old
Dixon Trail, once the principal highway
to the Northwest. Near this site, before
the Blackhawk war, lived John Dim
mick and his family. They were warned
by the old Chief Shabbona to flee to the
block house at Princeton, and saved
their lives.
The family of Rev. John Hall, who
lived in the old house, laughed at the
old chief, and when the raid came were
all massacred, except a little girl. She
fought so desperately and bravely for a
hair ornament which she possessed that
the Indians were struck with her cour-
age and spared her life. The father,
mother and another daughter were taken
to the edge of the timber, one mile north
of Princeton, where they were burned
at the stake. A cemetery was later To-
Gated at the spot in honor of their men,
ory.
The old house was afterwards owned
by DR.. Collins, but has not been inhab-
tied, except by few woodchoppers for
a few months, since old Mr.. Collins was
found dead there about ten years ago.
The Early Settlers Association may
mark the place with q monument.
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slender hand. white and jewelless.
twitcned nervously round the handle OF
the morocco monosrammed case she car
ried. Catching her eye from a distance,
he walked towards her with the easy,
firm self-assurance that women like,
She saw he was coming to her and
waited calmly-perhaps she breatned
more quickly.
He raised his soft hat. and with
courtly bow said in perfect English. with
the mere scent of an accent: Pardon
me. you are distressed. Have you missed
your maid? Can / be OF any service to
you?"
Now his hat was off he appeared a
prematurely white-haired man of forty
hve or fifty, with firm face and voice
man evidently used TO command.
Thank you very much" came In a
soft. siblant voice from beneath the
thick gossamer, II have not only lost my
maid. but my portmanteau, am afraid
It Is under that pile OF luggage. and
with a little shrug-"I am afraid that
pile OF luggage is yours"
That is mine. madam. will get
your bag at once. May ask where you
are going? To Southampton, and It is
OF the highest Importance you should
not miss this train? Pardon. do not
trouble. ! will see that all is arranged"
A few words TO the guard. a rapid
passage of backsheesh, and the missing
bag with a dainty monogram and small
crest was placed carefully on the rack
of the first-class carriage by which the
yelled lady was standing. With the
GOODNESS that seemed part OF his nature.
the Russian indicated 10 a porter a small
hamper and had Il placed In the same