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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

La, was fortunate enough to get bill
through for the construction OF a bridge
across the Mississippi river at Dubuque
for the Dubuque and Wisconsin Bridge
Company.
An hour was then spent in fruitless
discussion OF the bill reported by the
Committee on Tnter-State and Foreign
Commerce 10 promote the efficiency OF
the revenue cutter service by providing
a system Of retirement Tor the officers.
Mr.. Clark Denl.. MOI made another
speech against f.. and when the vote on
reporting Il favorably 70 the House show
ed a majority OF II in It's favor. be
made the point OF no quorum. which had
the effect of preventing action on It
to-day.
The rest of the session was occupied
in the delivery OF eulOgies upon the late
Representative George W. Houke, OF the
Third Ohio district. Tributes Of respect
20 his memory We're paid by Messis.
Sorg. Curtis. Black. Bryan, Storer, Nc
Kaig. Lyton. Patterson. Donovan Wilson.
Richie. Baker Springer, and Hart. The
House adjourned at 3.35.
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10 UPHOED OUR FLIG.
Gordon says He Could march n Great Army
10 Chicago IL Necessary.

PITTSBURG. PA. July I-General
John B. Gordon. the ex-Confederate vet
eran and present Senator from Georgia.
who created a dramatic scene In the
Senate early this week by his words IN
denOuuciug the laWless acts Of the
m0bs. spoke IN IL similar strain in con-
VersatiOn with party Of Plttsburg men,
incuiing Reprcs entative John Dalzeil
and General Al. Pearson. The latter. re-
lating the Incident here to-day, quoted
general Gordon az saying.
n am cOmmander-in-cuief Of the Con
federate Union. which Is an organization
~ Confederate veterans similar 20 the
Grand Army Of the Republic. lf occasion
requires H. ] Will march an army of
OH soldiers across the long bridge over
the Potomac greater than ever General
Lee commanded. every man oi whom VIII
fight t0 the death O. preserve the Union,
and command respect for the old flag"
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VIrH RELIOWJ JACR ABOARD.
The Bark Glad Tiding- Brings the Disease
From Rio to Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD, July IA sensa-
ton was caused in shipping circles to-
day by the arrival in port Of the bark
Glad Tidlngs from Rio with yellow fever
on board The Glad Tdings Captain
Young. left Rio for Baltimore June 18th.
with 900 bags OF coffee. a few days
before her departure the cook was at
tackled with the fever. on June 23d, Sec
on1 OTcer Fritzhein was stricken with
the dread disease. lie died June 18th
ana was buried at sea. No more new
cases broke out. and the officers sup
posed that the disease had been stamped
out The law requires that vessels ar
riying with infectious disease aboard
should go into quarantine. Captain
Young thought it was unnecessary 10
stop at the cape, and came mp 10 Balti-
more. The custOm-house officials refus-
ed her entry. ard Surgeon-General Wy
man has the case under advisement.
Captain Young says the yellow fever
has been nearly stamped ont of Rio de
Janeiro. The people are recovering from
the effects of the recent rebellion, and
the business interests ol Brazil are Te-
suming their usual activity.
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IHEIR GOLDEN WEDDING.
Colonel and Mrs. KIson's. of Dnnvilie-A
Charlotte sOciai Event.

KEYSVILLE. VA. July n.-Special.-
Your correspondent has just returned
from trip 10 the southern por.ion oc
the State. In some sections rain has
been abundant ana crops are looking
well. I'm others, severe liz ugut has pre-
vailed with little rain since March. and
the crops and gardens are drying up
While i'm DaHville. l visited the = -.
George ". Dame. -. D.. who is ray
eishty-two years old. and his estimab.e
wife eighty-one. Both are looking well
ana with a good prospect of seeing tha
close ~ century. They have been mar
rci nfty-nine years. Dr. Dame informed
me- that he performed the ceremony 1t
the marriage OF Colonel VIM. Risop,
clerk Of the courts in Danyille. on the
lstn day If July. 1874, and n Colonel
Rison ami his wife are alive on Monday
next they can have the pleasure OF
celebrating their golden wedding.
Cards are out announcing the approach
ing marriage OF MT Lee W Morton TO
Miss Henry Page Peters. on the 18th
July. After the marriage Major and Mrs.
j. " Morton Will give the bridal party
a reception at their home. I'm Keys
Vile.
The National Colonization and Immigra-
tiOn Society rs still adding German ftml-
lies 10 their co.ouV near keysvlle II
they continue % come in as they have
done during the past three months our
section will be fully occupied win small
farmers
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DULL DAT ~ COAGRkss.
The Legi -istive. Executive judicial Ap-
propriaaon Bill.

nrorrin.4on Hill
U,curNGTON July 1.-THE plan
sloulv and labori0usly evolved by joint
oornitree of the two houses for re-
oroauization Of the executive departments
~ ,ba Government. and which was incor-
r,.raf4d fn Tie legislative. executive ana
n.lf.ial appropriation DlA, was the oA-y
norton " that measure "AitA llvFoh'I
anv debate to-day. A m"uoA ID stIlhc o'l
the provision W-a M"Nr ~ pa. It'Nl ''.-'- .1
and advocated in "a -4rtcA ~ "NiNH ti.e
r.ronoeed change was described rs an e--
fir. revolution of the luaAclai system
of the Cover lmrut. Alr. sherman laInii-
iausy VITA The routine 1- s". -a.i''IS .
tf- treasury Department might nave
Iean silUDO-ei 10 give great weight ana
authority 10 his Judgment. nut MS olpo-
.itiou 10 the change had really no eIltct
af aU FOR their We're only IOlr votes
Gnciudiug his OWN given 10 the motion 10
strike out the paragraphs, "hIe tHeIe
,,ert forty votes against u. 1ne blll Went
through the committee Or the "hole mo
ma Sanare but there we're so many
,rrerdn,-nts on rather triAlng matters
-fys~ei bv individual senators that the
XIII aid not reach lis final passage.
ALLEx lxoNERAILs HIMsYIT.
nevysraper statement recently made,
renresertins the POpulist senator from
Nsbraska lAlen) as making an unseemly
e,hibition OF himself ia the Maltby build
t-.- where many senators nave lDOi.S
80 the convenience OF themselves and
I.rks was denounced by sir. Allen to-
ssy as absolutely false and without
shadow OF foundation. IL had been given
currency TO. he said, by An assassin OF
character a human ghoul; one who like
m. stranger Of India, crouched
In the grass by the pathway,
threw the deadly rope around
his victims neck. and chOked out his
life" But while he heaped all these ana
other epitnets on the head OF the Offend
ing newspaper man. Mr. Allen asserted,
with an attempt al Christian charity ana
fOrbearauce which almost passed belief
thar he would not speak unkindly or the
man." that he entertained Tor MIN no
unNnd feeling whatever
The Senate adjourned a i;lo' after the
point OF no quorum had been falstd 10 an
amendment OF the executive appropria-
tlOn bill.
HSus- OF Representatives
WASHINGTON, July H.-Speaker pro
tempore Richardson, In a letter - clerk
Kerr named Representative bocAery
dem. MOI to perform the duties on
the chair to-day. 81.
Tie hot weather or some other HFlt-
.ing cause developed an unusual amount
OF objection" IN tho House today, ald
OF the half dozen Efforts 20 cntalu unahl,
nous consent for the consideration OF
private bills in the morning hour, oniy
one was successful Mr.. Henderson l!ep..
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Mr.. ALDERSON'S DISTRICT.
Judge McClsughertY's Candidacy for Nom
inntion-Other West Va. Matters.

BLTEFIELD. w. Va. July 1L-Special
Politics are assuming some shape here
now. Judge McClaugherty from this
county. is j candidate for tne district
now held by Representative Anderson IN
Congress. At late county convention
judge McClaugherty received the maJotl-
Is of the delegates u the convention 10
nominate. ALL DO is now AN instructed
dele.ati0u for him. The Judge is yOuns,
able and learned.
The senatorial nsht In this district be-
tween Mr. Frank johnson and Mr.. Braven
is unabatei Mcdowell county mas q
rieht. hy the understanding between the
counties. L. nominate the senator a
convention was held and Dir. Johnson
was selected. Mr.. Beavers claims the Re-
sllt was the offspring OF Il fraud. and
hence Ire appeais % the public. In the
meantime alr. Shepard may get the nomi-
our Minister 70 Hayti Nr Smythe. was
in BlueGeil yesterday. The Governor
as he is Familiarity called in th!s section.
is universally beloved ami deserVeily
r0p!l4r. and an all-r0lni good fellow,
ana these people delight 20 honor and
entertain him.
4 delightful and elegant party was given
here on last night by Miss Holbr0ok.
LAUGHTER II ex-Judge Holbrook OF this
place. in honor of Miss Agnes tas.cy, VI
Richmond. Va, who is her guest.
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ROME. y. Y. July l3.-John b. Cum
ningham. OF this city. and member OF
the Rome 'Cyclers the wonderful and
speedy bicycle rider who claims 10 be
the champion Of the world IN his class,
today established some worlds recorls
for one-leggei riders. The weather was
unpleasant and the track was heavy or
Cunningham would have done better Inc
performances were Witnessed ar RIVER =
side Park at the Matinee Club races OF
the Rome 'Cyclers by several hundred
people. \. 5 NOonan. OF Rome, did tns
pacing. Cunningham made mile IN 80
and a half-mile in ia
he is omen 10 meet any one-legged
amateur bicycle rider In the world toI
prize within the limits Of Class A.. The
other events OF the day were wholly local
+. W. Palmer and \. ;. Noonan setting
a rivalry as 10 who IS the fastest man
In the city Palmer beat NOOnan out in
two events. each one being very close
and exciting
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lost FOE CONERA,S.
Rtpnb leans OF Augusta for him-samusi
Crslg's Case.

sTAUNTON. VA, July N-Special-
The Republican convention for Augusta
county met to-day 70 send delegates 10
the district convention az Buckingham
Courthouse, July oath, % nominate can-
didate for this, the Tenth congressional
district The delegation vas unahimousy
instructed 10 support Hon. Jacob 1ort.
Mr. Samuel craig. who about TWO weeks
ago shot Young Grove near Mount Me-
ridlan. In this county, waived hearing
today. and Was sent on 10 the Sian1
jury. lie Was Dailed in &iDY.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

he has been for some weeks. His trip
has improved him wonderfully.
The ladies OF the First Baptist church
to-day presented their pastor. Rev. II. w.
Battle d. d., with two large and beauti-
ful cakes
About 800 cranks came over from Rich.
mond this afternoon and attended The
game played between the club OF thar
city and the local team.
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rnndifion OF Young Cri.n.

WASHINGTON. July l4.-The following
telegram was received from Speaker Crisp
to-day:
''Fred.'s fever Is not broken. cannon
leave here before Tuesday. His condition
Is serious, though not considered danger
GUS"
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M VANS ~ KILL BEAK.
A Hunting Trip Being Arranged in Colo
RADIO for President Clev, land and Others.

DENVER. col. July B-General A.
l. N4w. Collector of Internal Revenue
FOR this district says be % arransingtfor
- rr~tiup triD in Colorado for President
Sfer.fard Att0mey-General Olney. SecTe-
tarv of war Lamont. senator German,
Cnierfor of Internal Revenue Miller,
chairman Harrity and other distinguish
e. men. ,, -.,
h. anxious 20 KIN bear The locality
tbst Vim boz selected for the hunt VIII
rr5bablv b. the mountains around Glen
tt-o0f Springs General New will 80 10
Washington next week ana proposes To
c6mri4te an arraneement5 for the hunt
ing trip AZ that time.
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MANCHESTER. TENN. July H.-Be-
fore daybreak yesterday morning Elijah
Arnold and his wife who stood high IN
the community, quarrelled. and as a re-
siit the wife received a bullet from
rfvolver that inflicted a fatal wound.
The quarrel was the result Of the trouble
between the children for botn had been
married before, and both had children Of
their own. Arnold Is in jail.
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DFAWIDDIE POPULIsfS
To Elect Delegate. q" Their state ton'en-
zion "Chrre c." q anping lub.

To Elect Delegates tn Their state ton'eh-
zion rhrce c." Camping lub.
PETERSBURG. VA. July H-speciaL
The Popullsts of Dinwiddie VIII hold a
convention at the county courthouse on
next Monday. 10 elect delegates 20 the
State Convention. 10 be held at Lynch-
burg
The 60. =. c." Camping club Of this
city, left here this morning for ocean
View 10 spend ten days The club y COM
posed OF Messrs. l.. Reese, J. McQulnh
W. ~ BaUgh. A. Minetree J. W. New
comb. Jr., j. Gray, K. Friend, and W. l.
Lambert.
given on Thursday and Friday nlshts
by the ladies Of the First Baptist church
amounted 20 500. The proceeds OF tne
party are % be applied 10 the recushloH-
ing OF the peWs Of the church
on last Thursday about daybreak 81
ored man named Christian fell out Oh ny NJ
boat into the water or Herring eieeN'
near Westoyer. and was drowned.
The Appomatt0x river Is Io"sl 10"
than IL has been for several Moh1nS'
PERSONA.
Miss Ida Weinberg. who been spend
Ing the past few weeks Hle"u9 IL
Richmond, has returned nome. .A..,,a -
Miss Daisy Hutzler. OF Klehnohd, ~
visiting Miss Ida WeinoerS' on sycamore
street.
Mrs. Elizabeth II. savage VINO mas
b.en speuding the past eight months win
her son. Rev VIM. r. savage, or this
citv. has left for the mountains VI Taze-
well county,
Professor A. d. Savage brother Of Rev
Wu.. X. savage. has left for Europe 20
he gone six months lie viii visit the
most famous art galleries OF the world
preparatory 20 series OF lectures on art
In the Nineteenth Century"
Professor Johnson Norris, who has
been visiting friends in Petersburg, has
returned 10 his home In Bedford City.
Mr. Joseph T. Carter jr., lefi this
morning for Danyile where ne will at
tend a summer school for two months.
Miss Annie May Perkinson. an attract
i've young lady OF Brunswick county Is
visiting Mrs. NJ. O. Tucker on Halifax
street
chief Engineer +. Y. FARLEY has. re-
turned home from Ocean View. where
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PUTTING on IHEIn USUAL FoRCH.
RalIroads Getting Their Traffic Depart
menls in shape

CHICAGO ILL, July H.-Railroad Of
Acials devoted their attention almost eX-
cluslvely to-day iu getting their tfdtlc de-
partments bach into tAe ola lines y. uo-
ing business. The Rock Island, which had
dispensed with the entire forces IN lts
geeeral offices during tne strike, notified
ITS men to-day 10 report Tor ddty Aon-
day morning. The Milwaukee ana 81.
Paul, which led the way ln the general
suspension " OlNce business, viii put al
lbs men back - WOrh on Tuesday. All
the other roads Will resume their usual
routine after to-day. This was ay-uay
on the Rock Island. and the office Of
paymaster, on the third nOor Of the Van
Bureu-Street building, WAS besieged by an
eager crowd The Chicago ana North
western also paid off its men. Its pay
car stood In the yard just west OF the
Wells-SUeet depot. company OF regu-
lars was posted close by. SO that had at
any time an effort been made to raid
the car IL could have easily been frus-
trated The managers have laid down for
themselves policy OF the strctest pos
sibie economy, so as TO offset 10 the
greatest extent possible. The losses Of
the strike. They expect several weeks
viii e!apsx before traffic viii resume its
usual volume. The work OF assigning the
men 10 the position they left, vii. for
many u them be a very slow process.
MEN AT PULLMAN WILL STAY OUT.
The strikers at Pullman viii stand firm.
notwithstanding the position OF the Amer
can Railway Union and the General Man
aeers' Association, and they announce
they expect 10 win despite the apparent
defeat OF the present. believing that the
public is still with them In their night
against the Pullman Paiace-Car Com
pany. sam. Meyers. secretary OF the
pullman Grievance Committee said to-
day.
I'VE are not disconnected IN the least
although we had expected 20 win our
nght with the assistance OF the railroad
men Of the country W yins W ths rsl-
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Knex and worIsn JalIra.

WOODLAND, CAL. July las. B. wor-
den and H. A. Knox. both accused of
completely In the train wrecking, were
brought over from Sacramento about
ia O'clock THIS evening by Sheriff Nyck-
on. and are now quartered In the county
fau The preliminary examination -
Knox and WOrden VIII probably be held
Monday.
guard u deputy sheritfs. and company
- rnflifia
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-. s coN,lssIoNER REMOVED.

CINClNNATIi Juiy 4.-Judse TAFT To-
day appointed William Curd, United state
Commissioner az Mount Sterliug by.
vice l.. n. Porch removed for contempt
OF court The latter is accused VI aiding
the strikers al Mount Sterling O. cet
away when warrants were issued for
their arrest
The three prisoners from Mount Ster-
ling who wanted a hearing before Porch.
were bound over o. The october term hy
Judge Taft in the sum II $50 each. Porch
has been arrested, and his hearing set
for Monday next. at Coylngton. Ky.
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KNoxvILLE, TENN. July LII. Mr1IGge cos
iirmed the sale Of the LA aas' 10 osis.ni samuel
Virginia and Gsorsla osa,ss today The new
spenSsa psa,,,ent sat viii take charge Of the
property August lst-
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ryohBEIDoh foR TO,L
Delegate. Elected Ye...'day Tribute to

LEXINGTON, VA, July H-SpesiaI -
A. mass-meetiug OF the Republican
voters of Rockbridge county held mere
to-day. delegates 20 tne Republican noni-
mating convention for the lsntn hsles.
si0nai district were elected. All ol ''e'h
are for Hon. Jacob fost. ~, ,,.
reeolution INTRODUCED eulogisuc or the
late Colonel IT, 6. Parsons brought o1t
Ssn5soue tribute o. BITS memory as
citlzen and a party man, put tne r',,,S, reso,S.
-, ,,ss uot acted on. as 10 Was thousut
49, t',' - 6e wIthinlshe province OF the meet
49, 81 4rr thereon.
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DEBS' FINAL EFFORT.
Confronted by Defeat He Still
Has Hopes.
DESERTED AT MANY POINTS.
sg,ls Labor Organizations Withdraw
Their Support.
1ss SITUATION IN CALIFORNIA.
1ss SITUATION IN CALIFORNIA.

,., .,sitchmen, who Have Been the Main
..i, Of the American Railway Union,
uI,cOuntenance the Strike - The
strike at an End I'm All Cities
East of Chicago-G GomPers Is
Sorry but can't Help Debs.
Inquest over the Vic
tins Of tho Wreck.
Debs Calls Ar
thur to Ac-
count.
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HAMILTON. OHIO. July 1.-THE. Gin
cinnau Brewery. owned by Peter SohwaD
& Co., was damaged by IRE this morn
ing TO the extent OF 10000. II was fully
insured.
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MrArnIK FoRECASr.

WASHINGTON, July il-For Nirginias
Fair. preceded by local showers N ths
morning Ia south portions, south winds.
For North Carolina. Generally t3iS;
westerly winds
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me MISNEAroLB Is QCEEN.

In Her Oficial Trial Trip She Makes 25:05
Knots. Heating All Records.
BOSTON, July lt-On the official trial
trim to-day the cruiser Minneapolis made
23G knots. beating all records Of heavy
steamship and earning her builders a
pretty sum OF {t2,50J
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IAwLrssNHss ~ wEsr OAKLAND.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. July lA-In
West Oakland late this afternoon strikers
obstructed the tracks with tmbers and
pulled the hremen from several local
trains. Police. militia. and Gatlug guns
were sent 10 the scene and dispersed tile
sfrlkers.
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body OF the grand board of directors, as
sernbled TO fully indorse our grand mas
ter in his action in the said strike
(Slgned.) Board OF Directors-Chatle
McCartv. chairman, James ID. Sherman,
w. {. Mclean.
This IS Interpreted to mean that the
most authoritative body In the swltch-
mems organization have officially uis-
countenauced the strike, ana the sWl'Vh-
strikers forces. the outlook for the Deus
Sovereign plan for continuing the striHe
is discouraging.
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GALVESTON, TEX. July 1.-THE
strike is OF. The militia. deputy sher0s
and police have been withdrawn Every
thing IN the Guf, Colorado ana Santa Re
is running as II no trouble had existed.
only a few Of the strikers viii De reiu-
stated
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-11
Hike fSeily's Nerve.

Mr. Conant of the Boston Baseball cluf
tells u new story of King Kelly. "You all
know" said he, ''that Kelly was the man
who got Stivetts and Mccarthy for us
from the st. Louis club. That was during
the fight between the Association and
the League. We got Kelly not long before
from the Cincinnati Association club, and
he knew we wanted Stivetts and McCar-
thy. One evening while the st. Louis
club was in Boston the door bell at my
residence rang. The girl went to the door
and found three men standing there. One
Of them inquired:
. Is the boss imp
"The girl was rather taken aback, but
she replied, Yes, he's up stairs
I" Well, said Kelly, for it was he who
was speaking, you go down in the cellar
and get two bottles. then go up stairs and
tell the boss to come down.
"The girl shut the door, came up to my
room and told me there was IL crazy man
down stairs. He told me to go down
stairs and get two bottles and then tell
you to come down
"'What did he look like?' inquired
"She described him, and also told mo of
the two men who were with him. That's
all right, said /. You go down stairs and
get the two bottles F."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-01-11
CHAPTER III.

[ awoke in the morning with start.
Some one was knocking wildly. I leap
ed out of bed and rushed to the door.
It was Pedro. The old man was trem-
bling violently, and his features were
pallid..
Don Ignace. Don Ignace"' he ex-
claimed.
l rushed past him, down the stairs
and to the don $ room. 1t was tenant
less. nor had his couch been occupied.
l hastened to the library. Sitting in
his armchair near his desk was Don Ig-
mace. His head lay back against the
cushion of the chair. His eyes were
wide open.
Don Ignace. Don Ignace!'
He moved not. / raised his hand.
It was warm, but fell helpless when l
let it go. He was breathing heavily,
but could not speak. i poured glass
of brandy and with great difficulty got
portion down his throat. | was chat
ing his hands and trying to arouse him
when" Grandpa, grandpa." and my
dear wife was ON her knees beside him.
These hands that ever had for her a
careSs did not move. though the eyes
rested lovingly upon her. She kissed
his pale lips. but he for time uttered
no sound, but glanced from Coreta to
me. then back to her. Finally his
breast heaved, great drops of sweat
stood out On his brow and from between
his lips came the words, Boy. my boy :"
| flew up the stairs and snatched little
Ignace from his slumbers, back again
and laid him across the old man S knees.
His eyes seemed to devour him.
fro BE CONTINUED