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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-02
Science and Religion.

Rev. NJ. ID. Shutter, of the Church of
the Redeemer, has begun series of
lectures on the subject of "Science and
Religion" Last evening Mr.. Shutter
discussed The Gain to Religions
Thought From Science" The pro-
gramme for succeeding Sunday even
ingS is as follows:
April s, "FrOm Creation to Evolu-
tom" April Is, The Descent of Man,:
April p, development of the Soul;"
April 90. primitive Religious Ideas -
Mag 6, Savage Survivals in the Re
ligiOn of TODAY"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-02

Mr.. Cleveland has one cordial virtue.
and that is sand, and though it is often
exercised in wrong direction, in this
instance his views of sound finance will
meet the appreciation of the sober, in
telligent business people of the coun-
try. irrespective of party.-AppIeton
Press.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-02
EXPLAINED By GOODNOw.
Local Statesman Addresses the
Lafayette Popaneau Club.

A largely attended and enthusiastic
meeting of the Lafayette Popaneau
club was held yesterday afternoon at
the hall on Central avenue. About 200
were present, and addresses were made
by John Goodnow, Mr.. Tennison and
Mr.. Schankey and others. Mr.. Good
now made a patriotic speech, in the
course of which he alluded to the Nc
Kinley meeting, and he explained away
several errors regarding the distribu-
ton of tickets and the crush at the
doors. Upon the conclusion of his
speech he was given three cheers and
awarded a vote Of thanns.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-02
DR.. NELSON

practice. regul ply
slclan; ex pert treatment all forms OF chronic
diseases; solicits calls rom all who have JAILED IN
iorner attempts 10 get wei no experiments
quackery or allure. Medicines ;or infectious or
poisonous diseases of the urinary organs Cule re-
Gent cases in one day, stopping mucous discharges
irritation, scalding and Inflammation. Never
slcKen or taint the breath. Cost less. Cure the
and bones red spots. ulcers old OH the IN rs
and all other forms pc -sibl =. P.tia.its who con-
suit DR.. Nelson are always satisfied. Gentlemen
young and niiddle-aged, dosing Tor months with
disgusting and worthless pills" an mixtures
tomorrow, time and money throw away; milan
nation, aches. pains AMI blood poison, increasing
debility. decay, mental and physical prostration,
loss OF muscular power sure 10 follow. PIN pies
rashes. ulcers, loss hair in the throat and
mouth: II etime OF mi cry, visit DR.. Hugh Nelson,
lis. Twenty-seven yea s. experience. Lours-IJ
10 -. 2to 8, and toS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW PEOPLES THEATER

Week of March 81, the Stirring Military
Drama entitled
I z N w . O D. /"
The eminent actor. William Morris, as
Colonel Victor Blanchard, supported by Tie
Great Company Evenings, Sis. prices,
30, %. l5c; matinee, 2:30, prices, %, 10,
1Oc. Matinees. Tuesday. Saturday, sunday
Tuesday, April 5, HkE.MENYI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-02

MI &c Or. Fl. Waite, Specialist nine
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Ask hundreds of leading citizens of ST. Paul,
Minneapolis and the Northwest as to treat
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-02
EDITOR WILLIAM 7. STEAD

Of London the famous founder of the Re0l@70 Of Re-
ales and time Editor of the Pail Mall Gazette, has
for four months studied Chicago the typical city of the
world in corruption and greatness The most interest
ing lessons of the age embodied in this book by that
brilliant and ncsve writer.
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
Mans ianun inity to iiimses.

The most inhuman outrages, outragee
yhi,h W. ui disgrace tao siyaIe, ma
lrepetrates upon AIS own system by ) al-
> wing drls5lc pdrs itivsS y il;l cJ1vul,
Il5 Stomach, agonize his intesJ'ies ant.
'eakcn his system. Many pc )ple constan
ly do tbs nd II tae impression that meo.-
amentS oi ~ which are vi lsnt in tleir
8,tion, and parti nj " cttlartlcs, are Of lay
val. lire , " lols mi lry u hetlsl AS
,riuglt under t lis mistaken idet. The
LAXATIVE w.ii,a most NJ ri J apr nc the
oene icent ac5ioa II nitIre IL Ho3thtter's
It, nlcl Bit 70, W iisl i, plinl ~ bl
and inv.ger tes tic Il t 's5inl
anal instead of Weakening and rritat.n
+. Tie yer and the st Il Is, 81 rim To
,enig dI5 Il )lil, IL t-5l5el b. a $ con
prehelsive IN 'dlcine. Vase ne IL lfsI IN
ilaenre is I 1t throag iout the system.
Nal iri)Is RE I'M tic. kidney and nervous
romlil 'iniS Suecnmh 70 "
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06

William Henry Bishop. writing of
tlc abandoned far.a of Ioaneeti Mt i,
lie century. say: Sor va Inc IN
qu ny lar, i, 4roa city mrn Ii Z n.y.
sell, Eho iahe1 + ta,.e / = places for
sanm honcs, = .nanl ia whie,
aoEe have SEGA tie saliva tioa q tless
lara n other have seen it il more
grain :, il sheep taa. deer. appl.l
and Tleat i n CT nsn WHO iaquir.
r osly Il very nah p re-. The .:.rral
@r> being II ca - by farmer, for
l2rin.2s prrpoars .iany quiriel
coiac II II t. wet. Oac man that
Enow o. not hayiat rsaly moAcy t,
oz-er rrapo.e1 II pay Tor u place il
bu ael OF \, heat, at the mar set ry.eN.
delivered 1T 4 we ttrA railway sta. ioi.
1t Is ret o cay 10 FRO p + IN the west
rs 1t once Wa. and iaaay who hay,
zone talrc tara lac. in dc, ne To theie
Now EaGlaaa birthplace. rrot. Erew y,
OF Yale. u mos. hopeirl v,ritor on tae
"a j .tof castera 'ricui1arS. aA.cr..
II t1crN arc II r. alSrConcd farr.,1
IL Ian a. t.laa il l,cw l.Hclanl. M |
that they src abaa onel with better
reason. Tasrs was dull strsa':,
n soma PVT it. il farming properly
tree yc2r AGO. ard the i.ue of tlo
catalogue oo,aci.lel with tAe dar..-
c laon ant OF tie deprA sion: but ths
iaevita6lc reaction set il, aul it l. the
general t.st.la oay that ever since tlsl
thing have leel yery LAUGH Oh tae
faenl
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
Tho Cc,,s,gioso

IN Lowell, Mass. n,rcc In saving thai tAey
sel rl,re OF Hoods Sarsapariiia than Of 81
other blond purifiers. For instance:
&c. GooDALE: | sell more OF foods Sarsa
ra..,la than all other blood purifiers.
A. W. Dows & Co.: Hoods t...ss tie lead
OF al other sarsapariilas.
CT EL,Ncu,e,: We sell more OF Hoods
Sur Il ,arilla thai Of any similar.
MARION & 5 law WIKI us the sale OF
hoods is to of any other kind.
f. IL E. BAILEY 4 Co: Hoods sarsa?ar.,a
Is one OF the b medicines.
CARLTON & lbfEy: II ,ods sarsapari,i Is
one of the best medicines we have. lis sale
ii 'rcascs evert year
r. r. MOODY: We sell twice as much OF
H,,fs sarsa arlla ~ of anything similar.
g. A. SWAN: Hoods Is the most popular
sarsapari.la Of the daf.
Thirty OrisR drd y,ists speak similar.
Tais popularity at hDne, where Hoods
sarsa ,arila and Is pr prietors have been
Enowa for maiv wears. could moi continu- II
the medici lie did ut possess merit And
these fs.'.s should cer-uinlV ccnvinre people
In other secti ms OF the country that Hoods
sa.sa parilla ID a good, reliable IN 'dieine.
Hoods Carsapari!la
Slid - d. ,ygis's 81; six for s.. Pre"arct
only by &. |. IiJOD d CO., Apo hc,ar.eA
DWELL Mass
100 CoseS C3s Dollar
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
All Excitement at Ksnn sdy.

The eXcitementover the rich strikes
in Kennedy is increasing every day.
All who visit the camp agree that it
more than equals any former discov-
cry in the state, some not even ex-
cepting the Comstoek,
There have been over four hundred
locations made and all that work has
been done on show good healthy
lodges that assay well in gold-some
very high, but all g)ol enough with
mill near by to work at handsome
profit. The Imp,piaI, which was
purch ased by NJ. Wlrlner, has over
1000 tons of 81 ore ulcoyefel that
can be taken out IN shoet order and
milled at very slight expense and the
chances arr that by the time that is
taken out he will have as mu ii more
uncovered as he intends pushing the
tunnels right in and from the crop.
pings it looks as il Ia, lie lga eXten Is
the who'e distance of 1879 feet that
he owns.
The SILVER STATE is Of til opinion
that the camp will poll more votes
this year THAI all the balance of the
county Mr. Wardner will return
from San Francisco tomorrow where
he has gone to see about mill machi-
merry ana will commence at once t.
erect a twenty stamp mill.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
County Commissioners,

TIE Board of Commissioners m t
last M1nlay. Present, NJ s5rs. VII
son, Klein aud Shreve.
L 1e reports of the various county
officers were examined aud Ii ed
The money in the treasury was
counted AID found correct, according
to the An 'it>rs balanc 81 ,et.
The b lowed VII be found in
another c,.d.nn.
Ordered that the monthly aid to
Mrs. Gulliver ana Ms. Ganong b.
discontinued after Nay 81, 1891.
On petition OF eilz us to that eff
feet it wa ordered that the couaty
be divided into Commissioner dis
tricts, as follows; District No | to
comprise the voting precincts of
Hawthorne, Hawthorne Distr c !,
Garfield, Luning aud Solavile. No.
RHODES, B.llevfhe, C4ndelar.a aud
all precincts south. No 3-Aurora,
Sweetwater, Pine Grove and Cam
bridge.
d. ]. Lewis was elected County
Physician at a salary OF $40 per
month.
Recess till Tuesday.
Tuesday, June 5th-A petition by
citiz MS of Hawthorne, asking that
the appointment of D. ]. Lewis be
rescinded was received.
On motion the petition was tabled.
After heated discussion Mr..
Klein moved to take up the petition.
The motion prevailed and the APP
pointment was revoked.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
Rsdr ock M l!nr " )tss

Waen at r lro4. station tuesday
night a pass n sat Oh the stag wa
old that Lllolpl Sfi,oet hal
ought il slD5 gpttl }. ga Wien
he an his p4'sl,, B'p',; 1tn, hal
taken Out ii t1'sellys. J)lA q j u
was also ut the station; he said ht
was opening claim adjoined that o
Schobers al IL ills 20 i ply Il,
every point prosp ,atAl. \ heavy
shower hal fallea u, lly D,ts,e IL i
hin Tered i'y gsslily i, l. 5itne.
Over at q ,yer pps;.5 htl 5'el
found a | " ,.'tvp ),t):a AL ossr
L thou,a1l d)lisr, w,rth ot gold
sc, o. d ~ in lev lls,3. Ter
is NJ 30 4 - lDlJJ tla5 II WA
for hyl .aulis N l.lg Wa, oate de-
livcrel AZ r l'o.k All G der i,
would b. u very Dtoll;s.ge god
field. -Inyo In lex.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
Bodie items.
From Fridays Miner:

From Fridays Miner:
Wills. Butler is a candidate for
Sheriff of Mono county.
The Bodie mill started up this week
on Bodie ore, with prospects of quite
a lengthy run. Supt Kelly this
week showed us some specimens of
ore from the recent strike that will
go as high as 81, 900 per ton,
]. S. Cain, A. ]. McCone and John
w. Kelly have at last completed the
purchase of about half dozen mines
from the Addenda south, and the
work of putting up machinery over
the Addenda is about completed. 1t
is an important transaction, and
gives promise that the south end of
the camp will soon come to the front
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06

Johnny Parr OF B die went fishing
in Walker Lake last Thurs lay. A
the arst cast his hooks Gu ,lt u rock
on the bottom. AS the boat was
drifting away from the rock NJ. Parr.
to save the line and hooks, let go the
rod. But the rod was of steel and
sunk to the bottom. Now. JDhlny
had borrowed the rol al1 line from
Bob Wright. an it was a fina outfit.
50 Mr.. Parr was Obliged to dive into
the water, which is very cold, to re-
cover the rod. H. got the rod, bu
he lost tt. line, hooks, etc. and return
ed to town without getting BITE
aad much Disguised
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
Big Hen Fruit.

A Candelaria hen has bro'i,n tie
record. She has in eight successive
lays laid eight eggs which average
jix75 inches in dimensions. Tho
iverage weight of each eg. was b
Junces. Commissi n Shrtve ate one
If the eggs and vouches for the
ruth of the statement. The hen
belongs to Mr.. Angely.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
County Physician.

A meeting of citiz ens wa, held at
the Courthouse Monday night to
protest against the appointment OF
,. ]. Lewis as County Physician. A
'esolutiol was drawn W asking the
Commissioners to revoke Mr.. Lewis 5
lppontment on the ground that he
vas not II properly accredited phys
ian. Yesterday the app intment
vas revok ID.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06

Cape Lay takes its nanc from earn
Illus Jacobus May, a navigator en-
ploycd by the Dutch Wet India com
pany, and beneath the name lies the
half for rotten historic fact that the
region about the point was purciasel
OF the Indians By the Dutch in 1859.
period vcry close to the time when the
Indiana wiped out in blood the Garlic t
Swe Ii il settlement of Swancndaal on
the other eile o. Delaware bay. The
deed @ivcu at the original purchase Of
the Cape May territory is still pre-
seryel ut Albany.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
the Republicans.

The Republican State Central Com
nittee met in Carson last Thursday.
1t was decided to hold the State Con
vention at Reno on S ptember til.
Esmcralda is entitled to six dule-
gates in the convention.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
Social distinction.

The railroads will carry a man
from New York to San francisco for
$50 A hog weighing as nun as a
man for So A Congressman free.
Tue advantage of being a Congress-
man is So more than that of being u
log.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
QU ri RlY RlPJaG.

OBJECTIONABLE. TIE BOARD OF
l GoIaty Con .llssloaers Of A.slneralaa
unity. Aerada:
.ae County Auditor and Treasurer re-
", ii lily submit tie / flowing report of
40 indneil Affairs Of SAID county for the
zee mDntls ending Mich 81, lo.4:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
SAMPLES.

Deacon Gale is taxing IN the Ear
Foster says June will be a wet
month.
Miss Amy Sherman is visiting
Mrs r. ]. Laws.
A sister of Michael Moriarty died
10 Carson Monday.
Abe Church an wife left Slalay
Cor trip to the Mid
Mrs. J. A. Wad1ell left Saturday
for the Midwinter Fair
Hy Doane is now clerk at the Ar
iington House, Carson.
District Attorney Hayes of Mono
ieft on last night for Benton.
Graham and Charlotte Laws are
home for the Sumner vacation.
Milo Plamenez has taken q lease
on the Wilson mine in Pine Gs.ove.
Local fishermen hooked about 100
perch in the lake one day last week
Charley Forbes is again working
on his mine in Hawthorne District.
Mel Ward is on the sick list, hav
ing strained himself about the groin
Charlie Fair and wife are at LAX
Tahoe on their way to San Fran
cisco.
James OHale arrived on Monday
from the South enl H, is Ell rou5e
TO tide water.
Dick Kelly came in from Douglas
Saturday. He brings good reports
from the mines.
Arthur George was in town Sltur-
day. He had some fine specimens OF
ore from the Oneid.
State Senator Forbes rltur
last week from brief visit to San
Francisco and Santa Barbara.
A petition is in circulation asking
the Commissioners to divide the
county into three Commissioner dis
tricts.
Otis Ingalls,, B. F. Edwards, Hen
ry Cutting and Dan OKeefe of Can
delaria were in toxn Ftilly and Sat
ur day.
Postmaster ]. w. Haas, at Mineral
Greek, Nevada, was arrested last
week. He is charged with stealing
$500 from the mails.
Miss Livingston, sister-inlaw of A.
NJ Daniels OF Sv.etwater, arrived
Saturday. M. Dlniels cane t.
Hawthorne to meet he'
The friends of Mrs. Fred Corkill
will be grived to learn OF the death
of that estimable lady at Newcastle,
Cal, after lengering illness.
A uotice has been issued by the
Southern Pa,ifi, C)nolny t. their
agents to discoatinl.l the slle OF
return Fair tick cts after Jlle 1Jth.
Anthony Azoff, who killed Detec-
tive Len Harris, has been held to an
swer before, the Superior Court at
Santa Cruz on the charge of murder.
Mrs. O. w. Whiting is improving
slowly. On the advice OF her ply
siclan she will remain in San Fran
cisco for month or SO longer. Mr..
Whiting returned home on Thursday.
Yesterdays train ran into q wash
out in Black Canyon, near Bishop.
The engine, tender and three cars
left the track. Mr.. Bundy, Treasurer
of Inyo county, was ana the train
and badly hurt.
On complaint of U. S. Marshal
Humphrey, Dan OKaefe was trie l
before Justice Jcwett last Fcilly,
charged with burgarlz s.the POST
office at Candelaria us District
Attorney Jones appearl for the pro
secution. p. M. Bowler defended
OKeefe. After hearing the evidence
and the arguments Justice Jewett
dismissed the case.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
kl.lC; TIC friF: 5.
:state Of u. hammond, De ceased

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY TIL
~ Undersigned ID ninis,ratr,y of SUE
state u Tao creditors II and al persons
avirg clums az linst said dece SEQ to eX-
ibIt leSlina. w4tl t 10 necessary Voue J.
Is rtAwish. to t.e u, d rsignsd at law
I1rhe, Neylh, lar p)5sD i ;, address,
LIIEN /. ifAM AoNb.
Administrators If said state.
z. NJ. 80 NLak, IT,. attorney for sald
. state
law LaorIe, New. June {. 1894.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
& l5) II ia {.

n [ L DIS RIO C0'KV o. TIE
L ) tta II ,syllt, ii 4 al fJr tie County
ii Ism sr,ll..
RI THE MATrIR OF THE ESTATE
l. Of GaArlci tvre toilsell II. d zee 8 ri
Notice ~ h "eJI gwen tltC tn1ie M
j II II h S .hsd w4tlt1e 1 ri If 5 III - IT
! pet ION r vlnG r LEI ers 4 dn.nls-
ration OF .h, estate If Naul,s Avr9
t.ii sci II 1ocei ee,i. ana AZ the LIT OF
the, a t8Ji, ~ ID q II. k A. II. said
.ay. at ttr IT. IN IN nc o Tt 'iplls"
"A the o n Of ouWt 1Urne. III Sald col'dy
4as beea %, T the ne ring Of sud pei :
10 /. W ien AID wacre any pers 1n intcr ST.
d may appear and SNOW { ,lse Why tle
cation SO | not be grlnte |.
ROHIl L NR7Cl T. Cllk.
Iated this 4th day II June. Is t.
:. Il. 5Iya3i "a, At )rlsy for Is
Llte ieb
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
DIED..

CORKILL-In Newcastle. California. We'd
nesday, May %, 1894, Josie. beloved wife
OF Fred Corkill, aged % years and six
months.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
81, 50J Is $4,000 /
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES
From IAN. l 1898, to March 81, 1893.

r I'm Del pol Tax. 1879. 800 s.
4 rom Assessment Roll,
1873 ............. 49,.
from Poll Tax 1873, as
Se35Dr go. ......... 49,.
rom Fees County OFF,
GERS ...,....... $50 G5
rom DockeO re ., Dist.
Court ..,.....'........ 500
rom IrDceeGs of Mines
Ia Q Iartor IS)}.. 26 rs
rom olnty License -. SIC Is
. IN toll ,ads 49,. o.. ii 60
rom School .nstr4ct No.
ID l5ond FUND ...... Al
rom States portion
school money .... 1889 o,
S2,73, %
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
S5,3ll 81
REHABILITATION.

REHABILITATION.
Balance on hand Jan
l. 1879. ............ Sl9,500 Is
Receipts II months to
April /. 1874 .....2.7 1873 50
Disbursements for 3
months to April 1,
1874 80. .......... Ss,311 SO
Balance on hand April l,
1874 -. ........ 10 926 81
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06

s1392e 81 s13,g26 81
Respectfully submitted
]. G. ATCHISON,
County Auditor.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-06-06
MEMORANDUM OF TRANSFERS.

Sl,43o Is $1,450 13
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-09-21
MAKING PREPARATION.
He Fixed Things Up to the Widows En-
tire Satisfaction.

He Fixed Things Up to the Widows En-
tire Satisfaction.
The cowboy was telling some of his
thrilling experiences, including several
incidental lynchings.
Those lynchings are dreadful" ex-
postulated a mild bred listener.
Cant git along without them" said
the cowboy.
But they are wrong"
Great civilizers, though
1.-The wrong man suffers some
times"
Not very often"
Didn't you ever help hang the
wrong MANI"
Never but once in all my expert
ence."
Dreadful, dreadful! No reparation
could be made in such a case"
The cowboy looked at the listener
with contempt.
"You don't know us people," he said.
"Why, we fixed up that to the entire
satisfaction of everybody"
How could you?''
"Well, we apologized to the wilder
the next morning; and month later
the leader of the hanging party mar
ried her
II don't see how she could have done
such thing, and so soon. too
The cowboy became reflective.
well" he said, in a half bashful,
apologetic way, after Il minutes
thought, ''mebbe she would have wait
ed sixty er ninety days if it had been
anybody else but me-" and the listener
did not pursue the su bject further
Detroit Free Press.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1894-09-21

what the situation was and the doctor
replied:
''Calicot is a guest. He has taken
rooms in the north end for himself and
the young man whose name is Stock
ing. He has seen the mails delivered,
but they were fortunately in the regu-
lar bag. He is walking now on the
lawn with Mrs. Hendricks and 1 take
the opportunity to send down the let
tiers and the most important papers.
1t is well to keep some of them here to
make show"
ASK him where Miss Laport Is"
said Fenning.
''She's on the balcony"
rs she alone?''
"No. Stocking is there"
"What is she doing?"
'She is in rocker. Stocking is read
ing something to her."
Try and get her to the signal-room.
Fenning is very anxious to speak to
her. Where is Miss End;cott?"
''She is in her room. l can't get her
out"
Has the marshal seen hero"
Yes. He has been curious about
her. 1 can't get her down without
making a scene"
Cant you get the men away so
that Mrs. Hendricks can communicate
with me?"
Il thought she did last night. sug-
gested it to her"
''She did not. Tell her 1 want to
hear from her"
.Are your men all off"
"Yes"
Late that night Mrs. Hendricks came
to the signal-room and the following
conversation took place.
What are you doing with the Off
cers?''
keeping them in good humor."
what have you learned?"
Not much. The principal is a very
adroit man. By some of his attempts
to draw me out unawares l fancy he
has some evidence about the Corin-
THAN affair"
ASK her." said Fenning, ''if Miss
Laport is trying to find out how much
the other one knows"
Hendricks did not ask that question.
What he said was:
Does Miss Laport understand her
fathers danger?'
''Calicot asked me yesterday" was
the answer, when she was going
away. She had told Stocking she was
going away in a week or two"
''Send her down here tonight. Her
father wishes to see her. Do these Of
ficers suspect the Bayou house?"
Il don't think they know of it.
Their impression appears to be that
you are away and will come back un-
suspectingly and fall into their arms on
the front lawn
Another day passed. Miss Laport
had not been heard from and it was
not till late the next night that the
doctor called up Hendricks.
81 don't like the situation here" he