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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

n. riekard, pelas robert Ellison, city;
+. o. Wilson United States army; A, )
wooicocs, city; II. T. Nation. Kansas
Melvin, Rrady; II. q, MgGln, Chicago:
j. wnship; Waco; Jake IApman, Milwau'
kee. w. H. Byrd, sherman; 4. Scugry,
Wichita FalN =. $. Kinder ana wife,
Pl0lnylrw: A. T., Thomas. rpoos CITY;
Lieut. and Mrs H., n Ferguson, United
States army; l.. Emory, Moline ~; ! ".
Williams, city; Henry ShimagNkl, Japan
j. W. Nehlctt Stcnhcnvlllc; W. j Wnd-
Icy. Shreveport. Lq.i J ~ Moore, Temple;
j. j. Iamps. Wichita Fats; 4. j rhria-
tlau. Conpnchc. j, VI, Ozark chicago,
Rock Island and pacldci Mrs. N /. Dcs-
W NJ, Minis, uumb9ilt Neh.i q. j,
Mo; j Il. pay, Texas; George Applehy.
Denver: Thongs Roberts city. D. r. Scho-
neld. nailns; ~ y, Miller, Honey Grove:
W H. Rclmnu, Decatur. J NJ, tigtly,
and wife, Montana; j Strausser, Chicago,
Rock island nul Pacific; u. j. Wilson.
Dairl; " n. lycan. -. q. GQlhroltb,
Colorado: Il, Miller Decatur; A. w. Me
oaaen Dallas -. I. Grlder lNnsas CIV
laiacs Fraynor Chicag0; H. W shelton.
81 Louis; A. w THOMPSON Mineral
Wells; W. d. Mcdaniel III poso.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,



Mrs. A. G. Kahn. Wichita Falls; j, g
Huber. Chicago. III: Charles A. Anderson,
wife and rwo children, waldo, Ark; A, Al.
Wernsc. St Louis; c, ", s. Wllgus anu
wife Denver. j X. stephens Gainesville:
q, $. Weiss niger. cily; j. n. Barton KAN
gns City; 5, 5, Campbell and son tnickU.
shl; j. +. tufts, DnEasI Il. Holland,
Houston and Texas Central; II. l.. Max
we'll. rrNRsi H. u. III ridge, Gainesville;
w. o, Mcdowell, ST. Louis; G. &. Field,
chicago. Edward u, nessun, New hurai
l.. X. Butts sherman, II, "A Oberipu aud
wife. C,unnchc J.. H. Nutock. Dallas
S. Herman. Cincinnati; Miss Patterson,
Houston; NJ. BenbroOk, DaUas, l., A..
johnson Quanah; John ". Worde, New
Nurye. %. G.. Lncko. ST Louis Holmes
Colbert, w. NJ. Baker, Colbert, /. H., r.
NJ Mood Dnnison: W. j. Rnsnmund, lnco;
j. G., Conway, Clebunrt Nuhcrt Crlgpy,
Clchurnr. /. Il. Kimherln, Shcrmnn; A.
T.. Kendall NJ l.. Cnttcr Dcs Mo'nos
Iowa: !. Gibson, u. G. Gibson. South
Frees, Alex $. Getz, New York; Q. A..
Subblus, Kansas cay, No.; Oliver Mhrioi.
New York. n. q Moss. chicago. A..
Walker Eddy n. NJ; j. p Moore, Tent
pie; CuOney Williams, tleburne. W. w.
$ OFT. Clarendon; e. H. kiilingsworth.
Kansas cry: Henry Setpuihal, Cincinnati;
W. O Wadley, Allentowni W, Weather
ford Waco; j. NJ. Payne, city; X, II,
Roberts. S. A. Bent Chicago; John #.
H,ai. colorado: George Bar'h0 nmUw. san
Antonio: IL ~ Nunua!ly, Louisville; Il. h.
Morrow. Grapevine,
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Monnigs, 1904 and 1906 Main
IN THE CITY.
srANDARr-wILGus.

a quiet wedding took place yesterday
at l2.ou at ST. Andrews reGtOry. Mr.
Char.es W. $. Wlgus of Des Moucs and
Miss Lucy \. Standard Of Denver were
united in the holy bonds Of matiuony
according to tht rites Of the Episcopal
church, by the Rev. Harry Cassli,
lhcy viii leave ON this mornings
Houston and Texas Central train 'ior
Houston, where the groom has accepted
a position on the clerical force of Car
son, Sewali x Go. MIR. Magl of the
stan OF L. I. Andrews n CO. ac.ed as
proxy for the brides father, aud very
gracefully gave her away.
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ANOTHER MESSAGE COMING.
by Associated Press.

Washington, Ian. 10. 1T has been an.
ihoritatyely learned by members Of Ina
no use committee on foreign analrs that
The Hrush marines wore not landed nd
Honolulu, Corgressmen wl.o have VIZ.
tied the White House aud the state do
partment have received information that
President Cleveland will send another
Hawaiian message tomorrow covering The
dispatches brought by the Corwin.
The steamer Marinnsa "a sfi.rlu,e5 d,
sail from San Francisco tomorrow for
Honolulu, but II Il possible She win he
held until Friday for the British mails Ia
Australia, which are somewhat deayrd.
Instructions 20 Minister Willis thus cnn
be prepared in time for he Alsfipcsa
u however, Il Is desired not 10 eiye
Minister Willis further Instructions until
the advice Of congress Is received tbc
time probably word be too short 10
Corvn doubtless would be brought NIX
service again.
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LITTLE ITEMS

A beautiful fnn-Westland's 'Fanr
eigar-two for 25e.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. b. b. Gets-
endaner' son, on yesterday
Castor Bros. are ready to serve the
public at the same old place. sos Main
street
ia trouizc homo industry and smoke
Nest.ands Blue Belle DC cigar; none bet
1000 pounds Of tobacco just received
from Havana at Westland's cigar fac
tory to be made in,o Pan and Fancy
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by Associated Press.
Little Rock. Ark, Jan lO.-The Little
Rod, Commercial league today tele'
graphed Col. Uriah Lott at Hot Springs
accepting his proposition TO build the
Little Rock, Hot Springs and Texas
railroad from Little Rock TO Hot Springs.
$4,000 from this city having been sub
scrihcd. Hot Springs has also guar
anteed the $4,000 asked Of that city,
Col, Lott tclcgraphed IN reply that
corps of engineers would start on the
work next Sunday. The road will be
completed and running trains August J.
1894.
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G. II Hardy, A. q Miller and lhos'
Dolan: treasurer. benjamin Phippsi sex
reiary, y. ID. North. .,...
Several prominent men made apetene.s \,
dcnonncing the Wilson biz as ihr AZ u
affects the wool bviliness.
AT the conference held this afternoon
protest against tho Wilson bill was pre-
pared and adopted with Instructions that
copies be sent TO President CleNelAno
end members OF congress,
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FATuER KILLS HIS son. :

Elgln. H.. Jan. 10.-clark Burr, a
wealthy farmer shot and killed his u
year-old son this afternoon, The intter
was trying 10 pull revolver 70 shoot
his father. Tho shooting. was WIN nI
was b.own of. The trouble grew out OF
discussion about young Burr taking
music lessons
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
WANTS A rRorEcroRArE.

Washington, Jau, O,-Rcpresentative
Holman (Democrap OF indiana has pre-
10 the house tomorrow, declaring il 10
he the policy of the United States 10 con.
cludc treaty with Hawaii by which
this country viii exercise proteetorate
over the islands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

New York. Jan. lO..-'Tae Na.;n,,i
seciation Of wool mauufaetrfers WAX,
met AZ the Metropolitan, MN Ii9lu .N
l " ,. Frost % Die chair. 4, Norlb
OF bQslon actcd as secretary '''ttu
Ihe following were e.ectei officers "a
ile en.nnS wear; President, Rnfns \
4 foA'i f'ce presidents, John l.. Houston.
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THE BRECKENRIDGE CASE.
3v Agsociated prpsg

Paducah, Ky. Jan. 1O-Thc case
against lace Brecltinridge, VIM. O'Brien
aud William Brown. recently indicted by
The Ballard county grand jury for
B1rdwcll Ill.,, Illinois Central railroad
has turned states evidence. The other.
arc Nm IIM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11
LAIRD pEFoRE THE COMMITTEE.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. ~ The senate com.
mittee on foreign affairs ON Hawai- moi
a. usual this morning, Will Lieut.. i.airtl
before y as the only witncss, Laird oc-
mittee was 10 session and proved to be
ore more with s. 10 cnrrnhlrate Tho
story Of Capt. Wilt concerning the land.
ing 81 the troops from the Boaton Al
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Martin McGraih IS very ~ at the
family residence, corner " Seventh and
TAYLOR streets,
Nat Washer, Of The firm Of Washer
Bros left Tuesday nigh, for Now York
vil Chicago on his usua, purchasing tour
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-11

tNN AssotlAloN l'fcSs,
New brunswick. y. T.. Jan. iO.-A
decd OF assignment was recorded la thc
MiddluscN county clerks office hero 10.
day for Srhepplin ~ StAulxe, mann
featuring clothIers al plalnfc,d, \. j.,
sets amount 10 S2SI,IST and the inhiN.
Ties 20 Sl19aSl, A failure to collect In
the South and West caused the susnSn.
sion, The firm has been cstabllthel
thirty years and docs . business Of 81.
100000 yearly. Il is said,
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nrpn ponLn ro MAnnY.

10y NH.NTINTNU ITVss1
Chigago, H., jan -Budl Doblc. the
vel known h0rsoman, will be married
tomorrow afternoon az 3 o'clock 10 Miss
liorcnsc Mcdonald Miss Mcdonald
Is better known as llortcnse paulsen.
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Clarl, of Dallas; piano solo. Miss Ahhie
Johnson; recitation, Miss Dora Rainey'
vocal solo. NNe.Prescott: niano solo. Miss
Georgia KeeeTJAIrs. McA.lister played
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the first number
and and Mrs. ConneFvAfor the others.
Every number was cnN;ed. aud in nearly
every instHce was good naturedly re-
sponled toN The net proceeds were quite
satisfactory but the great success was
on the sociaV side.
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"BAcoN' DoNNDLIY ELECTED.
BY Associated Press.

- Mipneapolis, Mimi, JIM 10 --Isnsins
pomely Is again president Of inc Min.
ir,o!a STATE Farmers Alliance. Tie
Musiasm. s'''' w
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Or you are al worn out really good for moth.
Ing. 4 Is general debility Try
BROVV'S TRdN nlTrERs.
" VII euro you. clears. yrflr liver, and give
Z gocd appe.igo
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DRIVEN CRAZY BY HUNGER.
Mrs, Burns Mistook the Harper
Mansion for a Hotel.
Glccfully Hailed nm Ambulance as
Her Carriage.

Mr., nli, urrns for,y-five wears old
49,, ,,. -,
OF t'S Myrtle a\'n". brooklyn, was FOUND
insane in FIfth avenue this morning, and
,ho ,,,,iro nav, .,sr,, re,so, to believe
- 49,, ~,
that the woman was driven crazy by
hunger
Sh,r,Iv ar,,r o'clock Policeman Will
'"'t '.E "'''' ma" w
lam Sellman. at FortN-siNth street ana
Iriftb ny,n,o noticed a curious figure
.,,.,,,, 49, ,,.,,, ,.,oo ,o,r ~.
S'ahd'hE ny 'he h'" '''''e near ',''
house of Joseph W. Harper, the pun
I,'.,,.,,, 4. 49,, ,,,u1 for IN. fs,c. IL
'"'"N a.
scarcely four feet high. and the inquire
Ii1 NAT roach the ton of IT: but on GO
H. -. a., . a., Ga. r,,ur, ,y, q
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authority of death.

authority of death,
Well. we'll" he added, tell me what
DO YOU know in whose house lier'
asked Jenkins.
Certainly, in the Widow watson's, q
good hearted, charitable woman; too"
Watson. DO yud know, Judge, you were
right in what you said about equity.
have never forgotten it. l did bride the
old drivellcr."
You did,"
"of course I did. 1t was our only
hope, and money was. no object with me
lowed twice the amount for incidental
expenses had | won. But you can't buck
against softening of the brain, you
81 trust YOU realize. Mr.. Jenkins. the
grave consequences OF such an infamous
confession to me-
kicking, instead OF nine-tenths Il corpse,
You could do nothing, as you very well
know. | was acquitted for bribery. and
the time for indictment for perjury has
long since lapsed."
B Then WHY
II WIN tell you. l want YOU to recover
that money for me. rs mine, | adj
drew it, the number OF the bills, and
every thing complete. Trust a fox to
conceal hts tran, but to remember every
winding" --
You must excuse me- began Judge
Stanley.
II want you TO recover that money"
persisted Jenkins and hold II in trust
for one Herbert La Orange, who Is a
clerk in your office. Invest II for him in
any way so that he may marry Lillian
Watson, the daughter Of that old block
"Hum! reflected Judge Stanley. THE
daughter OF Alexander Watson, the man
YOU wrSuged! Wen, | believe it's the
thing for YOU to DO. | consent You
wish to make roparation, Well repent
ance at the last hour, II sincere, Is
enicaoious. Remember the dying
thief
. My good sir" said jenkins With, a
touch uf n.d-time acumen entirely dis
tinct from GIdatic recreation, they
make a rlGshy mess. My motive is SIM
pie. / always pay my debts My career
hrs been consistent WIKI scif-respect.
These people have befrended me- hence
they are emitted u = uuil nr1 quo. They
u.rl never know whence the money
comes. In lee 1, such course Il prudent,
fpr All mental disorders are strictly en-
tailed, YOU know, ana the girl might re-
The Judge sn Ok his head and sighed
followed the aignius Of papers, re-
searches. consultations AMI friendly
suit EliphIlct jenkins gave his evil
dence c.VIT.y, irrctrlglb.y, tIlumphantly
before commissioner. The next morn
ing he lay deal in his bed, and on his
face was a smile of peace.
After a little Lillian and Herbert La
Grange were married, ana the money
which for 50 many years had been dead
ensi in power now became fecund with
happiness.-Pittsburg Leader.
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JENK|NS'S ATONEMENT.
The story of Bribery Fumd Which
Brought Grief and Happiness.

more unintelligible ecrawl than usual in
his notebook. And Mr.. jenkins sent a
bland smile broadcast puckering his
A fragile man, indeed, was W.atson-well
nigh picked clean by the or ~ ; of mis-
fortune. For years he had u.rn withcr-
ing In body and estate until people mad
come to take a certain pride IN his gen
eral mouldiness, Just as they did In that
OF sundry antique houses with gable ENDS
to the street. But now, as he rested his
parent that an energy more unnatural
than excitement was enthralling him.
The pensive, submissive expression had
passed from his face in its stead low
cred a stern, even desperate, determine
ton. tnheeiing the soothing preliminary
questions which the astute jenkins was
beginning to put, he swung his cha.r
around 80 as to face the bench, and
leaned forward with outstretched hand.
Your Honor," Watson gaspel, and
yet the furthest spectator could near
wont to settle in that old courtroom,
through which agonized heart throbs
would vibrate. "Nour Honor, YOU know
me; you knew my father before me;
man. That attoqey there has tried 70
brIbe mech, huV I'm ashamed to tell
it, for a decent man should he above 5N6
wished. Here it Isl" Ana he cast a
bunch of bills on the Judges desk AMI
settled back, CHASTITY of face, with lips
bubbling with foam.
What attorney" demanded Mr., JUS
tice Stanley, in q voice like rifles crack.
"Eliphalet jenkins there"
Jenkins. rising deliberately. Come, get
down, Watson you've spoken your
piece, and don't want you. It's quite
apparent, Your Honor, that some one has
tampered with my, witness; Those IA
miliar with the history of this case can
readily surmise. AS for this ridiculous
charge, throw myself on the protection
of my character
| A disciple OF Danton, doubtless, was
Counsellor jenkins, and never was Dan
ton more out-Dantoned than In this as
sertion.
( "You may step down, Mr. Watson,
said the Judge. not unkindly, and
trembling and twitching. the witness
crept OFF the stand. down the aisle and
out OF the room. Yet as he passed he
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pendent for existence and care on stran-
gers. and that those strangers of all
people on earth should be the wife and
child of that old mutt; Alexander Wat
son, 1t seemed ~ II al the humiliation
which. through his failure and ruin, he
tad been able to ignore by virtue OF
s-lt-eSt,,m pre- served, now 10y sur
prise we're crushing him.
lie hated the neat little room where
he lay; h" hated the widow whose hands
ana vote" were SOFT, even II her race al
times grew stern, and he hated the
her kindly attentions. Hia very choler
mad" his GUllcd senses acute, and often
when he seemed TO sleep h. was watch
inE and listening. Thus ne got 10 know
tfe simple secrets Of he nouseholi-t
lo,e between Lillian and Herbert La
Grange, tho weakness OF their poverty,
the strength II their hope. one might
mlsht han" sutt.nrd his temper, for
the toughest hrJrtstrng viii often
strike accord to srn'lme ntal drama
but In MS prosperity bis sympdth"s
contracted them lar closer than his
nerves.
A. he lay helpless and whitening, with
fingers aign.ucanGy picking at the
spread. one Other problem besides his
mortality We're they working out, and
that how to ltIA. this cursed uhliga-
ti"n. In every other respect his nc-
counts were h,l.usrd, his paltry ac,
counts in which base income had paid
Tor urS"r app. ulCs. "A. had nothius.
but h. uNoi nothing. lial that stroke
and consciousness, he would have died
proud + his record of independence q,
BH' nos .Wo nj rah'" naupers had re-
l"y"l uim, he uust u.r indebted To the
ln't rrarlrs- oh. IT MAS unbearahly
What a cousuwmate uld ass and dolt
ami fool that man had been to east
D. b 40
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angel. hut the sweetest flesh and blood
in the most tempting, fascinating proper
tIons. She herself would have ieGpa"d
to 1f}rn any bTebfe tens TO Gtte5 ,hs
laugh, And oh! how Joyous It was to he
young ami to love! Why should they not
wander through the sparkling ilr!ds WAlr
the sun shone? Perhaps the distant
clouds of doubt and prudence would
break, not gather! Surely Juhse stan
ley, his employer: sometimes pra!Sei
him, and always showed such an inter
est that the other young men called MIN
" the tavorite," and ungruaEirg!y SO,
too! Come. now, how many forensic
herobeS had risen from liAs"y- wooIS"y to
had plodiel u town a barcfpote! boy,
and surely not the most fortunate one
OF them had struggled for SUCH a prize
The widow Watson and her uluEhltr
Lillian lived in low, broad cottage on
the outskirts Of Aperdccn-the sd" re-
naming piece Of what had once been a
great family property. IN" house was
comfortable and commensurate 10 their
simple needs In the H!'pug SECOND
story We're their sleeping apartments, on
III" ground floor We're nIttlrE-IH'm, n'h-
ing-rJOm, kitchen, ana on thr tj.hE.
room guest chamber, reminiscent OF
used. one night quite late, lu'E genie
patient pair were s,ul busted Win their
sewing, when family from d'"E the
street they heard uneven steps anu
matches + r.otaus song These grew
louder As If the Nayf r"r were AZ
proachnr. and then abruptly c'E-ri
and silence Ma As Trn.uu.i As We N"
SURROUNDING darkness. Alter a, hlHr
groan." she said d" I'm sure / do. re-
piled Lillian, and I'm fear -'I" glance
they exchanged the 'lIIea'S tNtl 'drh
Was to- clurtEe,ss utter
Then Lillian Went into IT," rs'r %. m
and secured NsUi,!u |"I nHi l".p the
gloom they Cr"pt, Under a i;"" n,4' ny
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One day in the centra! decade OF this
century there occurred dramatic scene
in the county hall at Aberdeen, where Mr..
Justice Stanley was holding term of the
Circuit Court. The great p. and Q.
Railroad Company was defending its
right or wrong Of way. but at all events
Its way along the river front against
claim OF possession on the part Of the
city. Eliphalet Jenkins. Esq, than
whom" to use the clumsy encomium OF
fellow-practitioners. mo article was
sAcker' was resisting 1.-The Anarchis-
tic attack instigated by irresponsible
demasogues," as he termed 1t. with all
his sickness. A tall and portly man
was this famous counsellor. with an ex-
pfessIve under lip and a more expressive
!eft eyelid. He said many a sharp and
witty thing; but his manner always con-
Hled something sharper and wittier to
JOIN Bench and Bar. AS for the ground
HiEs, they adored him as the type Of
"hat they were able to produce. A self
satisfied man was this counsellor, as well
80 might be, for his practice was confined
only by his veto. Had he regarded God
as the author of his being, he would have
o'eh exemplary in piety, As, however,
ne noasted that he was a self-made man,
Ills worship, though heartfelt. never ap-
p'pdched the infinite.
he city attorney had rested for the
p1lntin. Mr.. Jenkins had opened for the
'.',nse, revealing as through parterre
81 flowers the single point on which ne
,,ePNn'ed, That would be established by
' evidence of an unimpeachable wit
and him he now called.
nhhiexander Watson" proclaimed Mr.
Tt "N,hs; IN the confident tones OF horn
ors HIrirho. fragile. white-faccd, nerv-
W. man skunk out of remote corner
"r, rreQt up the aisle. The spectators
v,ahei their necks and chewed more
hts"lousiy. The city attorney slapped
WgS paIers tiereely and looked the powers
~ n, ne lhquisitlon. The clerk ceased from
"mL'hng the arm OF his chair
AR Justice Stanley made a thicker
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Just as he obtained other business, for
the one and the other were essentials Of
his existence. He required adulation; he
soon found there was a class eager to
yield it. one bound to be a king can
always have kingdom If he viii but
change his subjects. He now stroled
through low streets ana chalted in bar
rooms as proudly as he had paced the
avenues and had advised financial mag
mates. There was an abundance Of bust
ness, oh yes, Get Lawyer jenkins
became the talisman for every rogue in
As the years rolled on the high places
that had known him knew him no more,
but In the police courts. IN divorce cases,
In all those manifold shady PROCEEDINGS
where as honesty may lurk and escape
he stu preserved the supremacy OF lid
and lip Bun for every tat Of change
there Is "A tit of cost. From low ASSOC
Citations Jonkins oh,uinoi an income. nut
also appctitcs that consumed IL. the
consumption. however in It's turn,
yielded reComprnsc by ernsing any
rant trace Of sensiblity and by cnlHrs-
ing his conceit He thus ever saw him
Seir hIrolt, cunning. rcsoLrcrfui. the
h nero Of scores Of legal traditions and
daily lnauggrating Cth,rs
AS the years rolled on-ah, how they
40 ron Tor one on the downward SLOPE
anu no" lh.lr progress sweeps sl,rh 4
one along. Fifteen had numbered by,
thth ole more irresistible than It's pre-
uectSSor, since the day that LAWYER
Jsnk,nS had so arrogartly pooh poohrd
n!I W hlSOn accusation, and now he
hImSei was more trrmulous, more
shaken, more thoroughly picked by ia"
crows Or misfortune than even that
poor Ma.f had been \ wrotchcd hanger
on about III" lower courts H. had be-
come, with his office in his hat. and
pleAdinGs dependent on stray scraps of
memory ani paper And vet hts as
soGiateS SLAPPED him on The back and
called him squire" aud boosted that
Tho old man always kept his end up!'
50 ne still found COnsOling pride i'm his
SutilcienCy. bru,ing himself Ike Il Ela !iu-
tor about to die FOR even SCrfS had
their iEnohlo games though hp and lul
were imputcnt to his VIII.
Such ruin, then, had time wrought,
and with shameless chiSo', PorAar3 II"
gods equanmity. There was i!l'ian
watson, for instance; that sam" magic
touch had rounded her into n model OF
lovcliuess, SO young Herbert La Grange
thought Tor, in her pr"sonr" nature
seemed 20 be revealing the pnSsihillti. IS
Of eternity. she was SO beautiful. size
was 50 good, h. was almost Ibnshci t.
recall the maVels OF her eye and check,
when he remembered her pure, simple
l!fo, her constant. unsclfsh devotion 10
her mother. How could he hope 10 oil
existence, and, indeed, what benefit
would his passion prove Tho Watsous
were poor enough, surely barely able
to piece in meagre support with tire
less needles "A tiny income,
And what was he but pcnnileSS law
clerk. to whom the landlagy OF "A cheap
boarding house was a hehdomadal Minos
and Rhadamanthus combined? But yet,
despite her goodness. Lillian was not an
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pany OF "A Gaiety Girl" Nina MARITIME
OF La Petite Parisienne" fame, will play
the important part Of Nina. and two
sons Of Nellie Farren viii also hc In the
cast. Miss Martino is now having dan
cling ami fencing lessons at the expense
OF the manigcmcn,
as an instance OF nineteenth century
prccocit.. II may be mentioned that sgd
ncy Ellison. the stage manager at the
Prince Of Walos'S. is barely out Of his
tccds.
Maud llobsun, who played III" part u
tho "Gaicty Girl" in London, bat Will
not 20 to America. has just had her
portrait painted by Markham skip
worth. She Is seated in gilt chair, h"-
h.nI which l. a background of hanging
tapestry Her dISss, which Is cut low,
is of white and yellow satin. en-
broidercd with gold and edged with
sable. The jewels she IL wearing ar"
I all turluOiSCS, the comb IN her halr, h'r