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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-15
ON NORTHERN DIAMONDS.

Results Of the Days Games in the
National League Cities.
Washington, Sept 14.-Games of base
ball were played to-day with the follow
ing results:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-15
LUDOEN & sArEs M

WEATHER PROBABILITIES
DAY; Threatening weather. with sbowe-iH
slightly higher temprature; brisk to Sis.
northeast 10 east winds Uga
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-24

q NAN'Ny A'OANo0NN
%odjezdzal, po}ozy} palce ma
ustach ]akby mu wskazywa}
najscislejsza t%ajemnice, zapra
szajac potem n~ajniezawodn'ej
o stawienie sic W przeddzleh
majacego nastapiG Slubu Mu-
tiera Z Anna.
= Me z%apomnij, moi drogi,
re nalezysz take do orszaku
weselnego, a nadewszystko do
wieczerzy, kt6ra punktualnie,
woznaczonym terminie nadesla
mi z Paryza.
- Alez generate, odpowie-
dial po cichu notaryusz, ME
bedzie wiele don miejsca.
- la! ia! ia! ]uz ia zna]de
sobie mieisce. To ia zajmuje
sic urzadzeniem; ME twoja "a
tenn rzecz troszczyc sic brakiem
odpowiedniego pomieszczenla.
Badz spokojnym, kazdy bedzie
mia} dostateczna swobode ru-
chow, a przytem bedziemy
przeciez w w}asnym domu.
Notaryusz pozegna} genera
Ia i odjecha}. General jak
zwykle zaciera} rece zradosci
i usmiechna} sic zlosliwie.
Zblizy} sic do okna wycho-
dzacego ma ogr6d.
-Wasz ogr6d jest istotnie
5ardzo piekny! Dodaja mu
ieszcze uroku i ten lasek / ia
rzeka. By}oby bardzo prey
Jennie mice podobna posla.
d1oSG. Wielka szkoda, re ME
Jest do sprzedania.
PAM Blido i Anna ME
odpowiedzia{y wcale. 3D. RE
czywiscie by}a ona do SPREE
DANA; z}osliwy general VIE
dial O tenn Cd godziny,
wiedzia} tel nadto, re siostry
ME posiadaja odpowiednich ma
kupno funduszow. Potrzeba
by}o koniecznie IS tyslecy
frankow, a tymczasem kasa
ich zawiera}a raptem 5000
tYlkO!
Wielka szkoda!-powto-
rzy} general. - Jakaz by to
by}a rozkoszna villa. Jezel! ia
kupi obey, w lynn pieknym
ogrodzie postawl niezawodn1e
budynek i tym sposobem
zas}oni zupe}oie widok ma
rzeke. Czy ME mann slusznoscl,
Mutierze?
= Zapewne. moi generate;
ia sam take ME powlem,
zebysmy ME mieli checi naby-
cia tych grunt6w. | gdyby
tylko Anna sic zgodzi}a ma
kupno, to obr6ci}bym mole
20, 900 tr., jake otrzyma}em
w podarku Cd pana; ale bye
moze, re posiad}os6 ia p6zniej
bedzie do kupienia "a daleko
nizsza cene.
General usmiechna} sic, DO
luz cd dawna wszystko pre-
widzia} i przygotowa} jak
naleza1o. Notaryusz mlaf
odpcwiedzie6, gdyby go
przypadkiem zapytano, re juz
wszystko s~przedano. Cd tego
tez dnia general przybra1
iakas postawe %tajemnicza, kt6ra
ME aszfa uwagi Mut'era,
Deriny i obu siostr.
General kazal w Domfront
najaG pow6z zaprzezony w
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-24
D0BRzY LUDz|E.
-o99SSss:: $50
\Clag dalszy.)
XVII
Tajemnice.
Tajemnice.

Nazajutrz wszyscy obudzill
sic zdrowl, weseli, spozyto
sniadanie, a PAM Blido zapy-
tala generala, czy wszystkle
swe kosztownoSci znalaz} ma
w1asciwem miejscu.
ia mysla}em tylko ]edynle
o 16zku, odpowiedzia} ge-
neral, = moja droga zonciu.
By}em niezmiernie zdrozony
/ strudzony s}uchaniem opo-
wiadania Deriny. Mic mic TAX
ME nuzy, ]ak wrazenie, led.
vie zdola}em sic powstrzymac
cd p}aczu i wreszcie, lie ray
patrze ma tego uszczesliwio-
nego, uradowanego czlowieka
i lego dzieci, zawsze sobie
powtarzam:
- A ty biedny generate,
tvs sam re swojem z}otem. z
twymi zamkami i majetnos-
ciami. Me masz nikogo, CODY
Gle kocha} i CODY pc toble
dziedziczy}....
General uderzywszy sic pies
ciami W czoio, pocza} sapac /
'chodziG pc pokoiu, potem zno-
WI rozesmial sic i TAX dalej
m6wil:
= Ale spa}em tel nocy wy
bornie, jestem rzezwy weso}y.
Coz, moja droga zonusiu, czego
sic smiejesz? Anna take sic
smieje | Mutier? Derino wcale
sic ME smieje, on wciaz tylko
patrzy ma swoje dzieci otwo-
rzywszy szeroko usta.
Moi generale!-- zawo}a}
Derino, kt6ry wcale ME VIE
dzia}, o co chodzi}o, ale tylko
odvroci} sic ola tego re us}y~
szal wymawiane swoje naz-
wisko.
- Mic, mic moi przyjacielu,
- odrzek} general. = Me rob
sobie zadnej subjekcyi. 0
PAM, zaczyna ma nowo to samo.
Potem general wiele m6wiE
O wieczerzy zam6wionej / o
uroczystoscl nlezaWodne]
pr2ysz]ego wesela, oznaczono
BOWEN termin ma IS bieza~
cego miesiaca. Wreszcie usu-
nal sic do swego pokoju /
zaraz zabral sic do pisania.
Opr6cz tego poleci} swemu
bankierowi, ably mu przes}a}
przedmioty srebrne potrzebne
niezbednie w gospodarstwie
domowem, nadto kaza} zakuplG
broszki, szpilki kolczyki, szale
i rozmaite materye, a to ola
zrobienia Mich podark6w ola
PAM Blido, ola Deriny, ola
proboszcza i ola dzieci; opr6cz
tego postanowii nabyG sprzety
nalezace do oberzy Burniera,
gdyz ia by}a w%ystawiona ma
licytacye. a general znowu
uprojektowa} sobie jakis ME-
znany plan.
Napisa} do Doomfront pc
notaryusza, potrzebowa} go
tego samego dnia. Mutier
oswiadczy} mu, re to iuz jest
"a p6zno i re tym sposobem
"a oberze musia}by zap}acic
da]eko wiecej.
Co mi to szkodzi? Tysiac
wiecej tysiac mnlej. Coz cheese,
zebym zrobii z moimi tysiaca-
mi?
NI,,,+S1 Lo-I .oL-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-24
IsRys, HaRszavsA
DIVA razy dZlenuio!!
Naipopularnieisze plsmQ poiskia

Najpopularnieisze p1smo po1skie.
Wychodzi codziennie W dwocl
edycjach: rannei i wleczorne], 0.
pr6cz swlat dni swiatecznych. "
ktore wYchodzl raz jeden ma dzlen f.
OlbrzYmi dzia} telegramow j
korespondencyj re wszystkich stolio
europejsklch i panstw zaocea-
nowYch, wreszc1e wsp6lpracownlct.
wo pierwszorzednYch pisarz6w
oolskioh zjedna@?
KURYER0Wl WARSZAWSKIEMU
wyjatkowa W kraju naszym "a.
granlca poczytnosc po~age.
Cena prominently "a granice
wynosi .%miesiecznie rs. 1 kop. so. M:
Eaer pojeilhczy wieczorny kos7tuje W
WarszaWie kop. 5, norannv Zas kop. 8
Cena ogIoszeh: Eekiamy: z. Je.
den Wiersz garnn n owy, albo lego
miejsce pierwszy rnz 20 kop.. zazdy
nastepny raz kop 90.
Korespondencya prywatna DO
Genie reklanl.
Nekro.ogia: Ia wiersz Is kop.
ZwyczaJue ogloszenla: "a ;eden
wlersz petitowy, alho lego mejsce,
pierwszy raz 10 kop. kazdy nas,epny
raz 8 kop.
Male og}oszenja Ia jeden wyrax
20 2 kor- kazdy rag ogloszenie minimum
20 kop.
Nades@ane: Ia eden wiersz
garm0ntowV rs. I.
Adres ola depesz
NARSZAWA. RUSSIA.
Adres ola ljst6w:
Warszawa. KURYER NARSZAWSK1
Ogo4ny adres.
KURyER WARSZAWSKI.
Blao TeatralnyGe w 1erzbowa Q,
Warszawa. Europe. Russia
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-24

|lecz general zawsze to spo-
strzeg}; i zwykle W takim
wypadku kaza} pedzic co koh
wyskoczy, tax re ciekawscy
musieli sic dobrowolnie zrzec
swego zamiaru.
Inny jeszcze pow6d obudzi}
daleko wieksza ciekawoSc a
mianowicie, gdy pewnego dnia
wielka ilosc robotnik6w przy-
by}ych zDomfront pomieszczo-
ma zosta}a W oberzy dawniej
nalezacej do Burniery.
Zajeli sic oni przekszta{ce.
MEM wewnetrznego urzadze-
MIA domu i TAXA okazali gor-
liwosc, re w ciagu tygodnla
oberza zmienila sic do niepo-
zpania. Pred domem urzadzony
zosta} rodzaj chodnika, ubitego
W ziemi wysypanego zwlrem,
dawniejsze schody z ceg}y
zastapiono innymi schodami,
rodzaj tarasu, ale ciosowego
kamienia. Okna male, przero-
biono ma wielkie z pysznemi
taAami z mlecznego szk}a
zamiast szyb' dawniejszych juz
przepalonych cd s}onca. Ca}y
dom jednym s}owem uleg}
ca1kowitemu przeksztalceniu,
poczawszy cd podw6rza, az
do zabudowah gospodarskich,
staini, wozowni, piwnic
strych6w. Meble potrzeDne'!do
oberzy, ale ma stopie daleko
szerszej kazdego dnia zwozono
nieustannie, nadsy}ano tel W
wielkich pakach naczynia /
inne sprzety. We dnie nikomu
ME uda}o sic we]sc do s1od-
ka, gdyz robotnicy pod zad-
nym pozorem zadnej osoby
ME wpuszczali.
Ia sama czynnoSc wldoczna
byla i ma gruntach / ma lace
sqsiadujacej z gospoda pod
Anio1em Str6zem.
Znaczna liczba ludzi re wsi
sasiednich z%ajmowa}a sic wy.
prostoWanlem drogl, ustaWla-
MEM lawek w ogrodzie,
przyrzadzaniem wielkich wa
zon6w z kwiatami, dalej
budowaniem wspanialego mo.
stku ma rzece, zreszta, obecny
w1asciciel tax bardzc dba] o
swoje przyjemno$ci, re sic
nawet ma rzece znalaz} rowniez
ma1y statek do p%rzejazdzki
wodnej.
@ wszystkieln tenn mniei
wiecej wiedziano W gospodzie
pod Anio}em strozem, a
Mutier i Anna z wielka
przykroscia przekonvwali sic,
re rzeczywiscie / eberza
Burniera i na}ezace do niej
ogr6d i grunta zosta}y juz
przez kogoS obcego nabyte.
Niezawodnie tez nowy wlasci-
ciel, jak to przewidywa} gene
ra1, bedzie budoWa1 take i
dom i tym sposobem zasloni
caly tax piekny widok i
gospoda ich wiele ma tenn
straci.
- Kochana Ammo, -mowi}
Mutier, = ME troszczmy sic
daremnie; pozadac tego, czego
miec ME MONA, by}oby
nierozsadkiem. Wszak i tax
jestesmy kontenci Z tego, co
.. d. L@+oJ Al T~oo,+,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-23
House.

5CTH DAY.-The House spent the day IN
4. bate ON the B and sels niorage bill, the
nrncipal speeches being those by MIR. Gull
ierson. IN favor of the measure, and Mr..
Coomts in opposition. Several times MI
Bland attempted 10 reach an agreement Ior
closing general debate Wednesday, with
view 10 securing vote, but objection was
made.
51sr DAY.-The Seigniorage bill was the
sole tonic of discussion In the House. ana
the only feature Of special tere't was Il tilt
fetween Messrs. Reed and Bland. During
the delivery of a speech by Mr.. Walker, ne
was subiecf TO almost continual in eruption
but was assured by his qu s;ioners that MS
time woull be extended, which was done
after considerable discussion. Sp'echetSS
were made in favor Of the Selgnlora4e OIL
by M, ssrs. Stone. Bower, Sweet ana hawIihs,
and Mess,s. Walker and Brosius, SPOKE
against the bill.
5tsr DAY-Aiter mentioning various times
for the closing Of general debate on Tue
Selgniorage bill, Mr. Bland gave nouce tnat
Friday morning he would ask the house. ny
n vote. to determine some limitation 10 oe-
bate. The entire day was occupied III con-
sidering the bill.
59p DAy-The 81 ossion OF the House was
practically barren Of results. MI Di"nu
Efforts to secure a quorum that wouli sup
port his motion to close general deDate
upon his bill to coin seigniorage OF the SILVER
bullion now in the Treasury were unsuccessI
full. and after four votes by call OF yeas an9 q
pays upon which the lar est number recorueu
was l65, the House at 4.l5, took recess
until eight o'clock for the consideration VI
private pension bills.
53Rp DAY.-In the House, on account Oh
the lack Of quorum, no progress was maue
in the B and bill. Eu ogies were maze OIL
the late Vim. Lilley, of Pennsylvania.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-23
FlFTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
Senate.

50rH DAY. The resolution reported from
the Committee Of Foreign Relations deciar-
ing It unwise and inexpedient to CONSIDER
further the project OF aDnexng Hawaiian
territory. was again under consideration ID
the Senate. Senator Gray spoke Tor aCout
three hours. The resolution went over WIN
out action, and will be taken up again wed
nesday. when Senators Danieland Whlte are
TO speak upon It,
5lsr DAY-A controversy between some
small towns In Oklahoma Territory occupied
the time of the Senate during the whoie OF
the session. The bill went over WITHOUT
action.
5lsT DAY-The House bill as to railroad
stations at town sites in the territories was 'o-
day taken up very SOON after the Senate me1,
ond was opposed by Mr.. Platt as piece "
special legislation. aud, therefore,, ~ 70
chievous. 1t was eventually passed W'tu m an
amendment r,quiriDg an election III the ,wo
counties in Oklahoma that are af1ec'ed py
The IN TO determine the location oil the
county seats All the remainder OF the
dave business in the Senate was transacled
In secret session. and at p NJ. the Senate
adjourned.
SOD DAY.-The public proceedings in the
Senate occupied half au hours time and
we're mainly tonflne to tho presentation OF
remonstrances against the Wilson Tariff Oil.
The only point outside OF such routine ma',
ters was the adoption of resolution onereu
by Mr.. Hoar requesting he Presluent "
transmit to the Senate all reports anu ae-
spatches from Mr. Willis, and especlally tne
Dc s.atch communicatng letter IRON Pres
idept Dole, specifying certain cnargeS
against the conduct of Mr.. Willis.
53rD DAy.-The United States Senate was
not in session to-day.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-23
CHAPTER XIV.
BADLY DECEIVED

BADLl ObOElN
For en- instant our hero stood with
nated breath. Then, as he heard the
sound of footsteps ascending the stairs,
= be opened the door and glided out into
the hall.
Another moment and he had reached
the head of the stairs and saw Sears IL
the act of unlocking door, not fifteen
feet away.
As for Luke, he was not in sight.
and Cole concluded that he had re-
ma ned in the lower part Of the house.
He applied his ear to the door, bot
murmured mass of confused sounds
alone rewarded his vigilance.
He had little doubt as to who was held
prisoner there, but he resolved to know
beyond all peradventure.
Not only we're his chances of learning
ANYTHING small where he then was, but
he ran the risk of being detected In the
&C. of listening should Sears leage the
room without giving him any KIND OF
warning.
Accordingly he passed on to the adjoin-
ing apartment, the door OF wnlch, to his
great Joy, he found to be unlocked.
Closing it after him. he advanced and
entered large closet on the side next
the room which his enemy had Just un-
locked.
Calm yourself. tell you'll Calm
yourself!"
Cole had barely entered the Closet when
he heard these words, pronounced IN the
voice of Almon Sears.
why have you torn me from my POOR
dead father"
"Berenicei" murmured the listening
lover, in intense excitement
Because don't propose to be trlcked
out of my rightful inheritance, returned
the new conner. The bonds are gone,
no one can tell where.
"Well?"
Il propose to possess myself OF the re-
mainder of the estate.
Il will gladly give it up to you as tn
price of my freedom from persecution.
I'll agree to that.
And that also of the young man, Cole
| Winters.
@That will be difficult of accomplish
ment. since he is now under arrest, but
| III see that he goes free.
What do you ask of me?"
Your signature to this paper.
"M ait until your part is done.
"I can't accomplish that and secure the
release of Winters without your gnature
10 this. My partner IN the business will
not permit it. If you care to save his
life, to set him free"
Il do do"
Then sign on the lower line. here is
a pen"
~Mr. Almonl Mr.. Almon"
This me in the voice of the servant
Luke, who was calling from below.
Important as it was for Cole to. remain
whore he was, he might learn more by
leaving Sears was still talking and
evidently had not heard the hail.
In moment Cole had glided noise
lessly into the hall.
What is it, Luke?" he asked in a low
and muffled tone.
The masters in the library and wants
to see you"
"Al tight; I'm coming"
AS he spoke he began descending 'he
stairs
When he reached the lower hall the
servant had disappeared.
Without the delay of a. moment te
threw open > the door and entered the
room he had recently left to shade
Sears. -
He had half expected to ses Max Morris
and was not at all astonished when ne
-found himself confronted by that indi'
| yidual.
4 But he was to receive surprise of q
kind he had not anticipated.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-23
Their Dreams Yerifiel.

Charles Clark, who lives out eight
miles toward Morrison on a ranch,
started in to Denver with his wife In a
light buggy to which was harnessed
newly broken colt which was making
his trial trip in single harness. Near
Valverde the colt took sudden fright
at something and made two or three
plunges, overturning the rig and pre-
cipitating Clark into patch OF cactus
by the side Of the road. He was
thrown with such force that his leg
was broken below the knee so that tho
large bone pierced through the skin.
His face was terribly lacerated by the
cacti and some of it penetrated four
thicknesses of clothing and lodged
itself half an inch into the flesh.
His wife was carried some distance
further, when she. too, was hurled into
the cactus and sustained several Sc
we're bruises in the face and chest.
Beyond thorough shaking up she was
not badly injured.
In the evening Mr.. Clark was called
rfron by Nea0S reporter, who found
him laughing and joking over the mis-
hap, although in intense pain. "This
accident is result of predes tination, :"
he said, "for several people say they
have dreamed about this, and for
tune-teller told my wife before we were
married that she would marry man
who would be all battered up by a
horse. Mrs Ridgeway told me on the
road that she had dreamed Of this aud
she described the accident without
having seen it. Then when DIR. Clark,
who is my cousin, came in he said :
Charlie, | dreamed you broke your
leg night before last, and then we
told him about the other dreams. >
~DenUer NelUS.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-23
AMERICAN KILLED.
A Mexican Whom he Had Supplanted
Kills Him and His Young Bride

terrible tragedy WAS enacted on the
ranch OF Rafael Severio, near MonclaVe'
Mex. The foreman Of the ranch was Henry
Wallace an American, who has lived Tor
several years In Mexico and was married to
severios daughter short time ago.
Up to that time Mexican named Juan
Martinez hal held the position OF foreman
of the ranch. He was discharged to make
room for Wallace. This aroused Martinezs
Aztec blood, and he planned TO put his sue
cessor out of the way. During the night be
went to the house occupied by Wallace and
his bride.
He attacked Wallace in bed and desper-
ate hand to hand conflict ensued which re-
suited in Wallace being fatally stabbed. HIS
young wife came to his assistance and was
also attacked by the desperate man, who,
after numbering the couple, set fire to the
house and burned the bodies OF his two vic
tins. Martinez was Immediately arrested
and confessed to having committed the
deed.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-23
CYCLONE IN MISSISSIPPI,
Grea, Dam'go DOns-One Small Town
Eatirely Wiped Out.

A storm approaching in violence 10 cy-
clone in many respects swept over the coun-
try of Louisiana and Mississippi and left in
its wake many casualties and vast amount
of destruction. Tho most alarming report
is from Newtown, which is said to have been
wiped off the face of the EARTH
At Bsauregald. Mss, the wind leveled a
number Of houses. lIr QuarIes and child
were badly wounded and Mrs. lynne serj-
ously. John Kelly was slightly injured
AT Alexandria, La, many thousand dol
lars OF damage was DONE The African
church was blown from its foundation and
is beyond r.pair.
A Wessona, Miss, despatch says that the
cyclone struck that place between II and l
O'clock and blew in dozen houses and in
jured as many people more or less serious y
The conductor on the Illinois Central
train which arrived at o'clock, codfrms the
report that Newton had been swept out OF
existence, but ne had no details OF the ex-
tent ofthe damage or the number OF casual
ties which he thinks is large.
Memphis, Tenn A special from Jackson,
Miss. says: "a terrible cyclone passed De-
tween Martnsville AMI Beauregard, forty
miles south Of here, within few miles OF
the path of the terrible cyclone in April,
1884. The cyclone was ab-ut mile VIDE,
AM everything was leveIed in its path. "A
great many houses were swept from thelr
foundations, trees twisted off, fences de-
stroyed, several persons killed and great
many seriously injured. The neighbors ior
miles around have gathered and are caring
as best they can for the wants oil the dis
1 frrocad
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-23

been spoken OF by that name, AMI con-
cluded that here was where hs had
brought Berenice.
I'm going to stay here tonight, Luke,
at least until your master comes. He'll
be along soon, think.
"All right, sir.
This way"
Thus invited, our hero hurried up the
stone steps and followed his guide into
a broad hall.
Then the servant showed them into
small room, half parlor, half library
where he lighted the gas, having first
closed the blinds tightly and drawn down
the curtains.
aNow for business, cried Sears, as no
waved the reporter to a seat beside tho
table and proceeded to light fresh cigar.
"l'm ready" replied Cole, as he MADE
ready 10 note down what the other mlgnt
say. ,,on
Sears.
what" cried the reporter, cropping
his pencil and half rising to his feet:
Although not in the least surprised, ne
saw that evidences of it could be expected;
That's what, returned the hardened
villain, in fippant tone, and then plew
number of smoke rings into the ar
my name is Sears" he resumed, mo
ment later, after the rings had dissolved
in the air. "An hour ago l called to sec
the chief of police, to give some addition
al information as to this Winters. lie
wasn't in, and so 1 left and came here
Now that he has m xed me up with 1t te
the extent of charging me with murder, L
might as we'll give the whole matter te
the public, and I'm very glad happened
| to meet you.
so am |, returned Cole, as be picked
up his pencil and resumed his seat.
"In the first place, man IN the oes-
perate situation that this Winters mas
himself will do anything to save his life
! The evidence against him is most con-
| Elusive. and he can only hope to save
himself bv showing that job was pu'
up on him" -,
"a see," ossonted Cole, pausing in his
writing
In the second place be has grudge
against me. aud his ormer employer, NJ
| Max Morris, who more than likely he
will try TO involve with me.
How did that happen2"
"T detected him in the act OF robbinG
the cash drawer and told Max. AS re-
suit, he WAS ct once discharged, and only
escaped prosecution by concealing him
self."
Although this false charge was trivia
in comp rison to the awful crime laid tt
his door, still it brought an angry fust
to face Of the writer.
"Put that in strong." added Sears
sIt shows the animus Of the scoundrel!
"Very we'll It's good point"
But the weightiest matter remains
You see
A sharp rap at the door interrupted
the speaker.
"Come ini" he cried.
Its mel" said Luke, thrustlng nj
head into the loom.
Whats the m tter2 Has he conner"
NO l want to speak with you
| though"
"Tll be back soon" said Sears, AM
stepped into the hall, closing the doc
| after him.
In an instant, Cole had his ear opposite
the keyhole.
He caught but few words in the voic
or the servant, but they sent thrill
his heart: =,
You'll have to come, sir! She.
maxim all outcry, an I'm afraid as she
lie heardl"
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-02-23
SAMOAN AFFAIRS.
Feeling Against the Tripartite Admins
istration Daily Growing Stronger.

Feeling Against the Tripartlte Admln'
istrAtiOn Daily Growing Stronger.
Advices from Samoa, by the steamer Ala
media, are as follows;
Native rebels have submitted their COM
plaints to Chief Justice Ide and have
promised to abide by his decision. The only
serious grievance is the prospect Of being at
an early day, deprived Of aro arms 10
which. it is believed, they will not submit
without bloodshed.
An epidemic OF influenza Is now raging,
which has prostrated number OF residents,
both native and foreign, many ofwhom havs
died.
The government, at the instance OF Chief
Justice Ide has passed an ordinance prohib-
iling decapitation or other mutilation IN
time Of war.
The feeling against the tripartite system
of q lministration control is beco ming
stronger day by day, and it is thought tho'
arrangements will soon be made for one q
the three powers to act for the others.