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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-09
&. Knowiea smea

c. o. Knowles began suit in the dis
trict court today to recover the possess
ion of so acres in the southeast portion
of Shawnee county, which he claims in
legal phraseology, A. H. Vance, NJ T.
Campbell and others 'tare occupying for.
chilly and illegally"
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STATE OFFICERS SUED.

The Bank of Topeka brought suit to-
today to recover 1851 from F. j. Close,
Van B. Prather, DR.. F. Hoyt Pitcher, H.
N. Gaines and Charles A Taylor, all
state or ex-state officers. The money
was loaned July 81, 1894, payable in 80
days, and is credited with being Or
rowed to help the campaign fund.
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FOR MAYOR OF CHICAGO
Wenter Is the Democratic Party Nomi-
nee Named Today.

nee Named Today.
CHICAGO, March 9.-Frank Wenter,
president of the board of directors of the
big Chicago drainage canal, is the nomi-
nee of the Democratic party for mayor
of Chicago. Postmaster Hesing with
drew from the contest.
Mr.. Hesing refused to put an endorse
meet of the administration of the pres
ent incumbent mayor, John F. Hopkins,
(Democrat) in the platform. This set
Mayor Hopkins against the Hesing
forces.
Mr. Hesing somewhot shocked local
politicians by declaring that it was evi-
dent that the Democratic managers did
not desire clean politics. and that the
party was being manipulated by unprin-
cipled gangsters. This he gave as a
reason for his withdrawal
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6O.OOO Rolls.

Latest and prettiest designs in wall
paper to select from the largest stock in
the city. Competent workmen to hang
it for you. Work guaranteed
F. a BECKsTRoM.
518 jackson street.
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Work ON Court Mouse Resumed.

Work was resumed yesterday on the
Shawnee county court house, after a
lapse of several months by reason of
cold weather. Today thirty five men are
at work on the building cutting stone
and laYing brick!
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The candidates for city offices, as an
nounced in the STATE JOURNAL, are: For
city clerk, s. S. McFadden. C. n. Titus,
o. K. Swayze, w. F. Ellison, s. c. Gar
rard; for city treasurer, II. Z. RowIey,
c. S. Elliott; for city attorney, M. T.
Campbell, W. A. S. Bird; for justice of
the peace, ]. B. Furry. E. NJ. Grover.
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The Little Orange Thieves,

Cooper and Lynch, the two white boys
who did so much crying in the police court
yesterday when they were arraigned for
stealing oranges, were sent to the reform
school today.
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Indians onaTanr

SALT LAKE, Utah, March 9-Amonp
the visitors to this city Yesterday were
Imad Nawaz Jung, one of the most cele-
DRAFTED princes of India, Princess Bad
hadhur, his consort and the Countess
kullman of Austria. They are on a
tour OF America and left for the east
last night.
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N. Y. BANK STATEMENT.
Money Is Leaving the Banks BY Every
Channel.

Channel.
NEW York. March 9-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes: Reserve, decrease $5,265, ,875;
loans, increase $5.125. 900; specie, de-
crease, $2.368, 800 Degal tender, de-
crease. $3,015, 100; deposits, decrease,
$470,900; circulation, increase $4,000.
The banks now hold $22. 7SS, ,625 in ex-
cess of the requirements of the 20 per
cent rule.
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Sf.la R2.OnO.

WASHINGTON, March 9-Manuel AL
magro, the bookkeeper of the Argentine
legation in this city, was arrested
Wednesday charged with the embezzle-
ment of $4,000.
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7That Horrid AsiaaIc Disease

LONDON, March "a dispatch from
St. Petersburg to the Standard, saws the
influenza does not abate. Among those
pr 'strated is Nj. Muravieff, minister of
Justice.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-09

We put on new neckbands on shirts
Peerless Steam Laundry, la and ia
West Eighth street
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-09

Spring suitings now on, $3.50 and up.
Mayberry Tailoring Company, 713 Ave.
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Good work done by the Peerless
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-09

Buy your garden tools of Sheldon.
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That Horrid AslatTc Disease.

LONDON, March "A dispatch from
St Petersburg to the Standard, says the
influenza does not abate. Among those
prostrated is NJ. Murayieff. minister of
Justice
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SiI Oam Lodge A. II. q 4. M-- 70. 10
The members of Sloan lodge No. 225,
A. F. & A. NJ. will meet this evening.
Saturday, March 8, at Masonic hall, at
7:3O p. m, TO make preparation for at
tending the funeral of our. late brother.
Jacob G. Miller. The lodge will leave
Masonic hall at o'clock sharp Sunday
morning, March 10.
All master Masons are invited to at
tend By order
AUGUSTUS o. WELLMAN, Master.
j E DuRRIENE. Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-02-01

,vas too greatly worried over hel -
nv any attention to American ~ ~.
r ~, ! con,cntcd myself with wriune
80 NV darling with every Amer'. a !
nail Mother and Travelled anu
therefore did not think It strange Una,
ala not hear from her whom ~ ~,
for the first month; but then oeca ,,"
snmcvhat worried and sen. c"o
cram 70 her. In reply ! read
:. Miss - does not care 10 co''s
,,pd With fugitive from Justice. :.
THE message was signed 0y "er :"
Their. .a;atelv 70
II wanted to start immedia,ely -
,msr;ca but mother steadily faiieu az -
INV love for her made me put on =
turning. 30 posted letter 70 n 'a., !
thrr asking him the cause 81 M 80,
! ;arlv wordcd message. receive" "a. ="
kh,m the American dailics dated 'ne :. 80
Il after had started for London. - !
!. ,hsrc;n read that had robbed my !.
! sociate OF quarter OF million - :,
!. haA Ned the country. and snas ~ N
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n-.a yepison: Take slices OF
,..,~s, ,..o,d saddle OF vcn:son -
the niccsr and put them In Sow
with butter. pepper, SAT- anu -,
vater; dredge them with nonr a"s
,,..,, tow little while. When donc
Stir into the gravy several spoons'''
,.urrant or other acid jelly ana pour
s.-.r the slices OF vcnison ana serve
hot.-St. Lonis Republic
snow Johnnycake. or Corn Meai
Fluff: Oil dripping-pan ana cooi y.
Put one quart sifted corn me", :"
,..,,, nan and stir well throngn Fl"
.a..,,,.op salt. Add four quarts snow
s,a,, sallen snow is bcsu II light ana
1rv. or three II damp, NIX WIN '"o
meal thoroughly and quickly. -"
} His \ wire potato mashcr - preierre''
| ~, +. s,oon will do. Put into the "s'P
,er and even ii with spoon; BAKE 70
/, ! nice brown having The oven n".'er
4 ,,a, Cor raised bread. Eat in milk
E 4. Bowen. in Farm and tome'
s Maearoni Outlets: Boz half pouna
g - ,,acaroni for half an hour IN sai.eu
u mater s,rainand cut into inch iehs'"s-
. w.lt in small stewpan half an ounce
n - butter and the same quantity oi
a. Aad a cupful Of milk. one ounce
n - Grated cheese, salt and cayenne pep
In taste Cook for few moments
u l,;rr;nc constantly. Remove from IN"
al srs and add the yolx Of an egg wen
er l.s.ten. simmer again for lew mo-
o. ,r.rts. then stir in the macaroni' fo', ,
Aat buttered dish Nhen co','
"a .,t into neat outlets. fry in egg anu
Al hr.ad crumbs. and serve with gra'e'
!" cheese-Leed's Mercury.
rm FLANNEL Cakes: Sift with pint o.
icy eo,r a heaping teaspoonful OF oaxinl
acs o,.,d.r and tablespoonful OF salt. pea
-, oogs TO a foam while q PINT
ON ,nL d treated with tablespoonful 2
pus Iced butter: mix all these ingreo'
us MS tocethcr quickly to make the US.
ress !, halter. adding more flour u u
NO .a.a 10 produce batter OF the proPe
loua .,s;s,e,cy. Fry the cakes al onc'
nco - ,-.fer TO raise the cakes owe
Inc .-,,.. ,,roce.d with buckwhcats, usin
ana .;,l - coast instead OF baking poS
ome ~. the batter and cover II IN
icar .'.,, ,,,acc over night; IL it Is sour
me" ~ orrn;nc dissolve a saltspoontui
rouA IA, ~ a little milk and stir II IN
.,1,,oh soda to sweeten the batter
cTav Nat no sour taste is apparent "
par 49,, ,ha cakes. Ieiegral
= p;ch Boiled Almond fudaii
One mound of almonds. one taoiespo'
80. fpl OF orangc-hower water hs''
49,, Mound of fresh butter, yoiks o.
re eggs. whites Of two, quart o. ,r s,
.lar onc-fourth pound Of sugar one-na.
. .h., nutmeg. one Tablespoonful OF nour
ia three of bread crumbs Blanc"
~ :. Mound the almonds TO paste IN = =
Tar with orangc-hower water pea,
incep- eggs sep',a' .h,r cir in The ere
edy OF butter "ci.,"' ,..,a,,d paste. -four
That the sugar ''e "a ,pe nutmeg
vine. Mix all the ingredients
e oughly together, butter ,n m tar
!, in and let it boil for half an
az. ~ then turn IL out on a dish ana SCI
~. Wy the table. Serve with wine sauce
P; /. milk and half cream would DC ien
-ers for pensive anu
..l ~ | budget.
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49,, rrca,mrnt which IL very


s,r.~,,e Home Treatment WINK"
7''P Effective. :.
49, oc name Of this disorder is
,,,ro.t- although distinction
should be made between an
~ the tonsils and an invasion -
other part OF the throat -
MANY persons have a .enuen.s
tonsillitis. and upon the si'Rn'c
,,osure the tonsils become inna
and swollen. causing much ann"s"n.
~ we'll as actual pain. The inna'nm
ton NAV even go on 10 uice,a '
Then the disease is commonly know"
as ..quinsy. .,..;~ 4 r~;ef,v
What happens in tonsiliitis !, o,
.h;s. The membra mes ana uh"e'''
.;ss,,.s ~ the tonsils. which are usu.,'
y, soft and spongy and covered WIN
.r..;on which keeps them always
-. hecome congestcd.and the secre
go, he;nr wholly or nearly stoppeo'
! .,s.sr~faces becomes dry and hot liners
-, more or less of fever accompany
inc the disturbance .,..:. 1.
The commonest cause OF to"s''',''9
probably exposure to cold ana os"P'
rr,.hough II NAV he set up by any iorn
. 81 direct irritation 49,.
with those in whom there -
aencv TO tonsillitis. there Is oi'en pr
Q "e"es ..n,lv more or less OF ca
. tarrh of the upper respiratory 'e
! some writers even 60 SO lar 40
80. ,,,.se eases are hereditary in their
..,nrc and il is true that very oi'en
= .,vo ar more members OF the same is'n.
~ - e,;c,cd with the Same disposi
Z. tion TO the trouble. 49,,
- Proximity to the sea coast or o."e'
p,aces of damp and changcao.e .en'
~ e-..,,~c conduces to the chrome iorn
!. ~ this disorder.
70 Tho onset Of an attack Is usuau
p aJ.r and in short time Symptom
~ -. very disagreeabic nature appear
NJ Headache. main in the throat, nao'i''
les sw.liow and general discomfort rel
a. lie unbearable. Not infrequentl
nc ,,h. from the extension Of the \
49,. flammation to the canal OF INC s"''
-. 70 the sufferers distress
80. Fortunately. however. inns "'s"S (.
able disturbance Is specify a'"cn"'
~ proper treatment. Inc a''a
should be made upon 1t from eve
quarter; the general icvcr's"n'
,hould he dispclcd by suitaoie
sniration starter. like . drink %
Lemonade. and the swelling OF the
ccd. s;ls should lie reduced by hot gare
resi- and by applications Of heat or co'a
life the angles Of the jaw.
81 Above all. IL there Is the slis"'
! out anpcarance Of liberation upon .nc
also facc Of the tonsils, there shouia ~
lure delav in calling competent phys'c
Q re- since there is danger Of mistak'ng
= the ,implc tonsillitis what may rcai''
DO diphthcria or quinsy.
MANY persons advocate cutting
.hc tonsils, especially where there
rosec- DENOUNCED tendency 70 indammat
{ Car nroncun.s", -. s.sclv left 10 the j
tn. ms ~. s.,r;lv nhvsician. altho
old TO mem =, -" IA that m enlarged Il
hav. ray u -, .xc,tino cause Of "a
mont - v..s... comuanion.
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1ne MOTH.

49,, =, MS countless cares. man
IN ~, !, az one restless moment sl"A'
- .a,..n a moth its wings uhioia'
Velvet and gold. s
s.,,,s,e /, p.rched on his hama
~. xhat + The use ~ hsips ne ~
~" Feature tina, must 50 soo1 y ue''a'
cannot und, lan''
80 rco.s Of the busy towa
The MOUNTAINS
I'm ,he shining sea. man
.D,'.s s,e,, the hills and the sea the men
49,. .,r.l went and returned again .,,
- ma cd and sOTroved anu tolleo ''-'oUs-
..,,.e whatever fato shall befal!
M M. labor OF men no "ni Lay DC
,-,,, Zen and hills rose a miSh'y s''es'
tr,.v ~h.nld they toll or grieNe or ie!'.,o
W. uho have Watched the spF''.''s f...,,r
r,hs-,. Il lies aud smiles bet~iAt y '''''
,,,.,.S,en IL III for little space
,,.s.,, ,,,e-c' children Of lectins race
,,,.s 10 come shall see II aEalh'
smiling. sunlit. empty pain, -,
80 ~ho,.ld they care 10 live. aiaS
80. a. ~ ,iyinr SO soon must pass
shone on the misty earth
.,nare :. en- It," be said. in the Aou' " -
birth.
Achaos OF DIRE: .sr.
"a -, again shall watsh II expire
Tiu lifeless and gray,
~ mountains OF rock have crumplee. ava
Ana It's rlittering seas with 'heir 'o's'n
.,ecmp,y and dry. and the earth y aeaa'
Ana the end OF the whole Is THIS "-
AZ, sell Us one with the nrers sp..~ .,.,
THAT shines and IS lGenrhrd III 40
dark" u..-,1ine.
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OPINIONS AND POINTERS.

r,ere arc complaints against
SECRETARY Carlislc's management o. INC
surv. but we do not hear LOUD car
a. \ immediate predecessor .hafies
- =, come TO the rescue.-Boston
Herald. =, ob,c
MIR. Mckinley will now pe nolc
% yct his clothing so much cheap.
~ he bought it under his own law
80 be will soon begin to consluer
himself cheap and nasty.-SI LOUIS
-The fact that Steve Elkins won
g. .,o f,rht for the United States sen
ntorship from West Virginia Is PREY
.cv,c,rsive evidence that the once
..sas h;rh in that neck OF the WOODS
Detroit Free Press.
-6cpubl,cans elected to the mex
house generally do not want an ex'r,
..s.,on OF congress. as they see nue.
danycr 70 their party in It. kcpuol,e
-. vo,ld much prefer to talk OF VI
;ncfscicncy Of the democrats 10 reicr'
.,,c currency than TO undertake tns IN.
d;fRcult task themselves -Aansas ~
! Times. .v,r,
} Inc IuCt tti0e $50 =
hank 81 Connecticut shows mark'
increase in deposits daring the year
correctly interpreted as an ev'ucn ~.
> hat the state is not suffering iro
, democratic legislation. Inc time
not far distant when there VIII not
c enough calamity in the country 20 Ne
g Mr. Mckinley comfortaoie'-N'
Y Wrld. - .o,;,
o The republicans voted soii'
at ccainst closing debate on the currei
70 bill. which was equivalent 70 No.
AGAINST the bill. OF course inc rep
ID l;cans were not solid in their ~
s;tion TO the bill on its merits y
et- would not be solid on any hnan
n't measure which could come before IN
ter Thcy arc simply solid agains.
W. measure proposed by Q democrat, y
ever I've their real views Of II. ana y
tlv ever DC the need OF the COUNT
de some such legislation. Truly : y
om and patriotic party Is the rcpuo'
- pArty Of notwithstanding oou
Journal
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An elderly man knocked ,hc lin lin
from his corncob and said, with = oe'''-
ration betting his years; ,..,o
Some Of US old fellows may DC . l'. .ns
,,.h,nd The times. but we're nearer ,ne
,narL than we used to be. lrememocl
..h.n the steam fire engine was in.rv
ICED IN Portland was prcsen, -
,he preliminary trial and remarked y
one Of my ncighbors; ,ood
..Dont you think that 2 pre- 80
.optrivance Tor putting out nre. ",
eyes. said he it does the work 80 :.
,er than a handful. but wha' : csn
~rderstand is why they boil inc WV
before squirting II on the fire. -"
;ston Journal. -
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.Lil,ed detectives ia America had peen
mn, upon my track. was too dazeo 70
sb,nl, N, first. but calmness cannot "s.s
ana I hastily wrote denial Of my gum
with full directions for inding me
she Americnn papers, ais" 70 heF i"'"s'
as we'll as 10 my associ''ts.
..T,vo weeks later | was watching
,no.her breathe her last when was
suddenly arrested and from her dying
en-. was led away To jail Back W
A,rcr;ca was brought without being
.r;,.r time 70 find out about my
mo,h.rs health. Indeed, scarcely
hoa ,ime 10 make arrangements ZOE
49, before they tore me away was
taken to trial my former aSsoe'ar II
pearcd against ne and-choNing pae~
= orca, sob was seat 70 prison,
,,.;.d To see my darling. but hef la'ne
s.n, back my letters un"peneo' ahu
L.,.ra nothing Of her. ! was being
,.i,np Ia prison when the wreck %
o,,~rad God must indeed be gooa y
:. 10, me die now without suffering w
4 liza ~ DEGRADED convict lie mes
/, tatcd n moment and then cohun",
c.lmlv: ..I:ut rs for her one DAY ~
ain find out ! am guiltless an"
Heaven we can live with onrssi''
alone. but" so..,
- He stopped suddenly as there hoa''
!" down the long corridor the iirs' 'rei,
,o,s notes of hymn sung by y
~ nhv.;c;on's daughter. Tremuious al
" low at first and then they sweiicu !"
=. ebbed and came in harmonic waves
H.. pathetic sweetness. 10,
~ Nix patient startled yet eager M
~ his head from his pillow, ms :.
~ onened wide, and then wider As
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TAe pEMoCRATlc RECORD
..,.,a,a work Ia the states where ~
rnrty Was In Power

=, orv state where democratic sta'e
officer, are superseded by rcpuoneans
The retiring administrator 80 os,' -
sa,.e,r leaving clean records anu 20
oharges of financial dishonesty pen'h'
them. 49,. - ,od;ana.
-. acmocratic state officers arc :"
~ middle Of their respective TERMS
49,. have presented 10 the incoming
.",,,,hl;can legislatures crcditaoic eA'
,'.,';,s 90 The conditions Of state affairs'
/, has been the policy OF tne repaD
, Ncan press to calumniate an" u"I"
/. without reason or measure e'e's -.
ocratic administration ana ese's ~.
!, ocrat in Office. They could proauce Nv
!. charce of misconduct nor OF uisnone'''
: founded in truth.
Tbeir sole object was 70 break down,
!, nv the roirht Of falschood, ABUSE a..'
SANDER. every public officer mol OF 'h.,'
!; n.-,isan faith. distributing the spu,'
- them and their adhercnts- ih'
a,nn,;rn OF accusation without proc
aa - Pronunciation without cause ~
h,.ar ,oons,rous in its injustice anu ~
IS. dcccncy. ,.f.,.a.;o,
no nor Of any act Ct maladminis'ri''o" = !,
,nr any state that elected democrats - !.
ha Ace in 1890 and is92. Inc n""ne'a
"a afs,irs OF the democratic states Nc
80 800 conducted SO well under rePu'
as lican rule. .,or m
~. ,;cned beyond all precedent ana :
A.. -,,les ~ decency, has redeemed
,r~sat mart the pledges In the piatio,
"a" - ,sos The force act, Che Mchini
a. -. and the sherman silver .
.vcr were repealed. "a o. srs
ents a new '"''A a.. footures. |
ton perfect in many OF It's iea'uI
!. - vastly better than its predecessor
1, ;mnerfcc.ions were forced on consl
nc nv neutrality-suspicious. ocra'
~ ,,ro.ectioaist combine more pern'ci
ara ,ban any coalition ever before iof. !
:. ~ ~ ncrvert lcgisla lion IN congress'
, ~ - he currency decentralization
80 No Indications Of a gold famine :.
IVY" go, vicious and corrupt repnoii
:. .;,,n- and currency legislation WI
- - ,,~a, n 1893 to produce its disas''
shon- fruits. A aaoe
VIZ !. .,.,y i not-as Reed and other
80, ~ tisans have charged-desutu'e y
= ,he pacity to administer nationai unu
: .hs affairs with wisdom and success
Ne ~ The democrats in congress nave
49,. 49, Cor hecn able TO agree with the pres
r ~ on q satisfactory currency mea
,ai;h,e This is not so much evidence tha'
IA IN lack wisdom for the purpose as
I'D the condition of affairs. originaui
~ ths rcnublican Encouragement Is %
,,ro,est ate beyond ordinary means OF re-
~ Mad ton. The disease. OF republican
vision ton and growth. requires a rene
hv the unprecedented power and eihcacy.
~ the Is the cause of democratic iai'
he mas provide a cure not democratic
4 thew ness and Incompetence
-. !. 80. When the record shall he ma
! ~,,,ca for history. the verdict viii DC y
: ,Ser,. democratic party. while HOLDING
secnre in the states and nation, eAerc
-. h,,t wen in the interest OF taxpay'
:" corn. the enactment Of judicious laws
10y, 70 conserve the financial interests
~. ,,,cv coun.rv.-Chicago Herald.
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ma we're talking Of aim. An,,
de.d how can we'hclp H. even
,,.onId h. Is so patient and Eehue 80"
NOR. like some blessed >pir'' go"
f.,.d sufferer" and the w"rus
tIa.,h voiced the sentiments Oh
the entire ward or ..vn.
rightfully claimed MN az NY ,, i
or did until she cane 'ne .,r,,, ~
was different then. lie wa 'r-,..s,l
~ i, the ambulance from thc ir's -
r,;,road wreck which had cos - -. -
,;x.s hi, body. a. it was all maj ~
ard torn. presented such an a"t- :"
aa~,,cs that IL nearly made our ~
,,;s;,,r nhvsician shuddcr. so horrio's
49, !, ~ we house surgeons presume
~. siyht Of the bleeding pous
-, made DR.. stanley convuiSi'..s
...,,l. wben he first looked AZ .ne
s.;-.,,. Therefore we felt excus"''e
for shivering slightly the
IN, cannot recover" rcmarNen Wy
IA phvsician. in unusual tones e..
i. revives do all in your po"e'
him" ,;shm.nt a
,.;,, no gave this order. for none :
.had ever before heard him eNP''s
f,.,;np whatever for an uheo'
cat;.nt. :, dared MAKE
$500 nts AZ lst before him. so "
ali rravcly bowed and sai" ~ J.,
~, delighted to do as nc reia. ,;n.
Then he turned to me WIN P"'A
,ools upon his face as he saia' a.
Won. DIR. Stuart. must a,e"'' -,
~. 1, one whom l wouiu "a
ar.f,,lv and attentively cared ,o',
,a.,n I bowed. and then a. nc =
~ surgical ward. after the Pay"
s.ai ,,;s wounds dressed 'oiio"
49,, ant and asked for the Paue"
tory. as often had before
IN. now the physician turne" "
49,. suddenly and there was 49,
~, and stranger still. snHh, -.
.,r.. in his cold. gray eyes 'ha' ~
III, understand. as he rephcn sra
...rha, i nothing to you' " 80
-. ,,.;ll Greatly obligc me by carr!
,,raers.- Then he hurried ~
..,.,,, 81 much as a glance peh
him. - xcr;ors. IN
am not excessively cur'ous' j, -
ncust confess that the oiu P"s s.s
cords aroused what nt'ie
.here was IN me- and voweo I" =
snat would learn what was inca"
sh.m As for the patient was w.
N,s.s,.a ~ have him in my direct
had a better chance OF ie"r"'"i
mystery p- Sta,
A peculiar character was ~. 80, ss"'
,,., IN have hut two oolec
80 -, we're worth living for
daughter first and his professor
"a In the latter he had game"
a.rr.. ~ eminencc that the
..;,r resoundcd with his name
~ his daughter. there was also
.A;.... strange about her. as
when first knew her she WIZ
an, ana striking beauty. me '"
The exclusive social circles snc
in. shc was. with her superb ny"
.xou;sitc grace. the unattainaoi
hilton of many men Of fame ana "
hut there was always an ICY
about her that made her seem
tant from the ordinary Hpr."'
will-o'-the-wisp Is from the
treasure seeker. That was sh
maiden Of eighteen; but tner
change one day. ! never
xxhat the cause was. but she 81
,x;thdrew from society and sci
.ver. appeared upon the streets.
Her faith er also appeared G
The lines Of firmncss about ms
chiseled mouth seemed deeper ~
- than before. and he seld
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than my
Mr.. Temple was
endowed with
would be hard
to find. and par
ticularly di III
cult would IT
lie 10 find a sim
liar one in a
hospital, as he
was.
I'VE nil love
him, said Mis-
Heat h. ! h I
head nurse o
the in curab
ward as : y
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Another great republican. rrorec
.;vc tariff victory Is announced at Car
rca;c,s works at Homestead. IN,
~hcrc eighty men. who made bold e
attend labor union mcet:nK, -
been dismissed from their e"O'o
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