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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25

In the divorce case OF George paigisssn
against his wife. Christina DaigIfsh. the
son OF the couple. Robert Daigiish. was
in Judge Humes court yesterday and
gave hts Testimony to be used In the
hearing of the divorce proceedings. Rob-
ert lives In New Jersey with his mother.
VINO refuses to live csst here with her
husband. who Is q ranctssr. This was
the burden OF the sons evidence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
GOES FREE.
Assaulting Laos
sixth Ballot.
coaspANY SCORED.


xerdfct rendered in the
|ZzSSS auuuel b. Wright when
1n1ee Humes' court yester-
- ssr uas found to be mot
57,teht. who was In court,
"a. nrecisl emotion. and sitter
.1ed congratuiatorys hand
= .s11lred cut with his brother
Ss6re called the next case.
- psre taken by the jury.
- { to s for no CRIME =
1hfrd, fourth and fifth be-
z:sx atc !, 10 TO 2 and to 4
- and the last unanimous
- attracted considerable at
x1ast being well known and
efsd. and the court room
{wo days trial was filled
fed SPECTATORS. The charge
robbery was based on the
1elS:
ber n, 1884. at 2 O'Clock in
4 -. city Clerk Stewart dis
80 Loos lying IN the street
1fr,ecttcn Of second and Pike
Fl 1rank. dazed and bleeding. He
Is TIE police station. proved
80 Loos, and there said that
III 9o5 which he had In his
De previous night. A. he
ed IN the had and had been
= pool OF blood In front OF
x house, the conclusion was
III II had been knocked down
- A crushed hat. q piece OF
- tud q match safe belonging
~ found in front OF Wrighf's
e Heurth street, and the cir
- "a 70 the arrest OF Wright
- named McNatt. The EVIL
1nfnet them was purely circum-
and consisted OF a statement
5bt and McNatt were drinking
few b the evening prior 20 the
eeery. Wright introduced an
u His actions on the night In
which was unsuccessfully at
II TIE prosecution. The rob-
II have taken place before Z
Int was the time LOGS was
~ many witnesses positively
1 ~ Wright's actions until .
os was too drunk at the lime
W 1ber anything.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
Tn. c,,haan or.r. cemp.nr.

The Calhoun Opera company. which
viii be at the Seattle theater In a few
days. has won high praise az Victoria by
It's performance OF "Amorita'' and THE
Black Hussar." and the living pictures
have captured ths Canadians with shelr
artistic charm.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25

Soags Asnss UnrsveIsng AGass caSss,
BY Constant Amend msnss.


Suags Msnss Unrnvelsng . ATass casssd
by CosssAnt AmssAmsass
Judge Humes was occupied yesterday
afternoon In trying to wade through the
many tax laws on the statufese e pre-
sented ~ opposing attorneys In the old
case OF Sarah Stoneberg et al. w Albeit
bischar. suit to recover posnesaton Of
lot ., block In the Eastern addition on
broadway claimed by the defendant IN
DER > tax deed dating back to iSs2. given
Tor sale Of the lot made in lSS0. The
arguments and examination oe the yari-
Gus tax laws revealed the fact that these
laws were changed to often that hardly
one Larry was IN force from the time the
levy was made TO the time OF issuing thu
deed Cor the sale OF tax property. Hence
u haS always been troublesome ques-
ton to decide whether tax deed was
operative under the old or the new law.
This case was flrst filed in January. 1852.
and after the taking Of testimony the suit
has been dragging its allow length
through the hands Of the various attor-
ueHG
Judge Hun1es finally sustained the VAL
idity Of the tax deed and rendered jufig.
usent Cor the defendant.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25

a. she Sign of god Asaish and al alert
yasns. ssrAnSe that I; SHOULD almost af-
WAYS depend aa sae state of digestion. ens
q .sces. A Ripsns Tasase taksss after
,,.na,s gives the little arsstciaa help nsesF
go xsrsarsfa neS@A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
A DEAF PosrMAsTEg.
And How He was Cured by Electricity
I'm Twenfy Minutes.

And HOW re Was &oT<a " k~A1tAse%teS
I'm Twenty Minutes.
Editor OF the Pcst-Iateiligencer: Please
publish the following Tor the besent o.
thousands who are deaf: For about three
wears I have been gradually growing
deay. until the past xix months / could
scarcely hear. In one ear. Dr. Darrsn has
cared me with electricity and slight ep-
GRAFTON. The cure was performed In
twenty minutes My hearing Is 80 acute
now that any noise is almost painful
consider the cure ore Of the greatest
results Of electricity On record ana
postmaster and druggist al Tsnino. W..
and can be referred 10.
T. J. MCCLELLAN
One OF tie Drs Darrin ~ permanently
located al Hosei Chiiberg. Tacoma. while
the other VIII be IT Hotel Afhertor,
North Yakima. January II 70 ..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25

After night with the noys take Cess
lara Magic Hes<3aeks wafeEx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25

3 - pensesnshry ana 1oinx Aersa -
pne g rscsfve FUN eredix for s.
-. 49, pessed q H. county 1aiI 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
.7I7-7Is-72l-723 FRONT ST.
HEADACHE

Is a painful experience. ard every one ia
seattle who suffers from "A will obkqin
srnmediate aslxt complete ref3ef by uutn1
our Waters Headache Cure. Every ce4o
of headache lis an unnecessary eva. fat
as speedy remedy. speaking. IN the ught
Of experience. The universal conGdeue4
felt In our prescription department y 49,
based upon experience Our Reliability -
prescription pharmacists r. generaHy rec-
ognixed. Pure. fresh drugs and reason.
able prices are the corner STONE ~ our
success. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-25
New su,t FILED.
ceur,s and raslic onlesa.

Alice Rockman vs.. Louis RocimarE
Divorce.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-03
Rich, But Vulgar.

What must be the training at home Of child who is so vulgar as to boast of her fathers wealth? Yet the New York Tribune publishes the following as true story of Newport happening last summer:
 ''Is your father a millionaire?" said a member of a child's dancing class to a new pupil.
 T am sure don't know" answered the newcomer, but Ido not believe it. D
 Because continued the first speaker, If he is not, you ought not to have joined the class; all of our fathers are millionaires!"
Arizona republican., 1895-11-03

We've been just too rushed with business to write ads" said Harry Diehl, the progressive up-to-date man ager' of the H. L. Chandler Shoe com pany, Saturday night. Every one in the store has been busy all day. Yes, we have several pairs of those ladies' evening dress slippers left. Don't ex- pect to have them long, though
Arizona republican., 1895-11-03

A LOVELY suite furnished rooms, 12xl4 A and 12x12, with use of bath Gf neces ssary for light housekeeping third room can be had.) New house. pleasant surroundlI gs, gravel walks. flowers, etc., on line of street car. An ideal winter home for man and wife. Will suit the most fastidious
Arizona republican., 1895-11-03
NOtice.
Proprietor.

In the Superior Court of the District of Colum- bia, holding special term for Orphans Court Business.
 In Re Estate of Gladstanes A. Moore, de ceased.
 No. S37, Admn. Doc. 9.
 Application having been made to the Sup reme Court of the District of Columbia, hold ing Orphans Court, for the removal of John G. Campbell, administrator of the said estate. and the appointment in his place of Charles S. Watts, of Baltimore, Md, as administrator c. t. a.
 This is to give notice to said John G. Camp bell, and to all concerned to appear In said Court on Friday, the 9th day of December, 1895, at ten o'clock m to show cause why such application shceld not be granted. Attest: A. B. HAGNER, J. NOTE MCGILL, Justice
 Register of Wills.
 DUDLEY & MICHENER, WM. c. SMITH
 Proctors fer Applicant. First publication Nov. 3, 1S95.l
Arizona republican., 1895-11-03
Afternoon Teas,

Fit Hartwell in her last syndicate article says: II don't recommend any special brand Of 'ea for afternoon four o'clocks. ] do, however, know all about the hest lea to take at IT. l2ht. Parks Tea will certainly clear your complexion and purity your blood. You will he surprised at the improve ment if you take cup of Parks iea each night" Sold by c. Eschman & Go. 5
Arizona republican., 1895-11-03

ITO RENT-4-roomed cottage with two 1 screened porches. thorough repair. This property c9n be bought cheaply or rented; within minutes! wa k of city hall, half a block from electric car This is bargain and will surprise you
Arizona republican., 1895-11-03
A Powerful Poison.

The oil of tobacco, found in the stems of long-used pipes or obtained by dis tillation at a red heat, is one of the most active and powerful poisons known to the chemist. A single drop will often cause death in the case of a dog or cat.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-03

E'OR 5ALE-Just the place for lovely sub 5 urban home, a corner in the Brill addi- ton, 2oOx27O feet, this property for the next ten days is placed upon the market Electric cars and nice neighborhood.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-03
Florence and Globe Stage Line

CARRYING US. a= WELLS, FAnee MAIL AND S9Ssss15sssz.ss A2.Aa EMPRESS. CNTAGE LEAVES FLORENCE DAILY FOB S Riverside and Globe at o'clock, P. M.;stors all night at Riverside and arrives at Globe at 5oclock, P. M. returning, leaves Globe st o'clock A. M., arrives st Florence at l o'clocE A. M. Good accommodation on the road, i'm proved line, good stock and comfortable stagce four horse coach every other day. ". K GUILD, Agent, Florence. E. F. KELLNER CO.,, Agents, Globe.
 EUGENE MIDDLETON,
 PrOpiCtGl
Arizona republican., 1895-11-03

NNO RENT-For the winter season. one of the X loveliest rural homes in the valley, one rooms and bath, furnished throughout spa c'Ous grounds. garden, tropical plants, etc, with which goes g horse and phaeton. This house can be secured at moderate rates by the right parties.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-03

PASTILLES DU SERAIL The great ot al. FFeneh of nervous debility. Since first introduced in America 1891 their sale has been enormous. They com pine the most potent force producing and strengthening ingredients known to medi- cal science. If you are troubled with despond ency, loss of memory, nervousness irritabil- ity, tendency to avoid society. or any of the ter rible evils resulting from weakened nerves, overindulgence of manhood Or errors of youth Pastilles du Serail will positively cure you. If your druggist don't keep them will be sent post paid in plain package s2 per box, boxes for s5. Write for full de. criptlon. Don't confound these with ordinary advertised remedies.
 COLBERT CHEMICAL LCO,
 Cor. Dearborn and Monroe Sts., Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-03

HOUR lots on the Churchill addition, the t cheapest value in the city of Phoenix Of fered at surprising figures for the next few days
Arizona republican., 1895-11-03
KILR0Y'S
37 and 39 COmmer- cial Hotel, Phoenix,
 Arizona.

The New Palestine Advertising and Real Estate Exchange is well known throughout the United States and Canada. Thousands of pamphlets and letters have gone out during the past six months and dozens of leading pa pers throughout the above named ter ritory both in English, German and French have published the writers letters on this, our lovely valley, a subject upon which it is an easy mat ter for the honest writer, as well as eastern reader, to dwell.s This adver- Using is in it's infancy as far as the writer is concerned, of which from time to time further will be said. We particularly ask those having farms Downing them personally to sell or to rent or any other description of prop erty, to call at our office as well. Also those having rooms to rent or private houses. We have our own advertise ment columns in which will be adver- tised our business. We cordially so- lcit information from the farming community, as our task is the welfare of the valley. J. A. KILROY.
 The following are of special import ance in the way of bargains. Call at once.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

Bilnd horses arc more common In
cities than IN rural districts. This IL
principally caused by bad stables.
Many OF them ore underground oei-
lars, aud with TOW exceptions all sta
niea AFRO too small. They do not admit
n rufneiont quantity uf froRh air for
ventilation md respiration, ana thin
always tcndH TO inJurc the health OK
the animals. i.
bnrgoa as that Of men, and yet many
etnblea are nearly ms dark nH duh-
pnona IL would be far hetter Tor most
~ the horses In our cities 20 be kept
I ,n oprn sheds than In the stalls pro-
I vidcd for them.
nm nlsn positive that blinkera on
I lilo harness tend 10 injure the eyes or
horaoH, aud ms they are totally useless
md unHightly oppendnges. they might
/ be abandoned
I The open bridlc has become more
common, but II should be universal.
right, close collars, which IN putt
,tnr thnm on Hquccge the eyes OF horses
nre also worry Injurious. ] have known
me raae OF permanent injury TO the
ovea Of an excellent mare from this
co,,se Carriage and druft horses
should 10 provided with divided col
lara. occurred either at the top or bot
ION, 10 that they are not required "a
he forced over tho heads OF tho un'
] fortunatc animals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
rIsn pnIzn FIGHTING.


q, 4. our of the Popular Amusc-
nrnts OF thc People OF sum-
one OF the popular amusemen's Oh
Siam is nsh-gghtIng. just as horse rae
ing holds a high place in Englanu'
The two nghtnB fish are placed IN
q bngc hottie together, and they pro-
=, tnlte each others measure,
st,o,iidpr M to each other in schoolnvy
s"r.i,lnn nnd back and push around inc
.'rIr,y" mo small fms vibrating rapl9ly
II e., tine aud each little being qulN
VI 80, yplih excitement and wrath li,ls
'.,,s' on Tor some minutes, until Us tnc
1870 tors are growing impatient "ne
n.i, suddenly makes a dart ana ~
~" Nc adversary's tail. Hehcelv' ",
u,arn 10 no hesitation unul one VI
other gives In. ,,. Ooh inst as
-, IL placed on horses mere, an,'
~, mo battle ia continued nntll Vns
~ 10 rbnsed around the bottle py W,
| nH,or nut this is usually an all" ~, W.
~ hour. and frequently three OF AN IN,
NJ. NJ, am nrp -eared specially ior
~ ~ and display wonderful pluuN "Nu
| determination. MIA, srons most
,.,,,o,s ALTHOUGH It Is very easlS .o'
w., rood grip on the slug NV III i.
,'erv effective. They display CONSUL,
a,,i,tv IN evading their orpu.ls,i,,
nsn,tS and also In sutdeh'y - e.,
a,'nd and taking piece GU, ,hcs,
III In twenty minutes OF So AM
.u,l,,'ondoros. which looted 50 psn' mr.,
h,it,bt ~ they started 10 'i'e 49,
torn to ribbons.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

nnce Of such surprising lovelIncss TO |
thor raze. that even those VINO nuu ]
cried out most unrclcntingN .lpr h.l
blood now shrauk back ahashed me
silence, while othors, who had been WE
eager for her condemnation Nuulu'S
murmurod In her favor
what would you have OF me thu
snld, addressing the Judge, ana lor inc
| first time standing unveiled heloFe nun,
"Aa there is a God In whom we uotn
| believe. | have told you only the truth
! / am a stranger, a foreigner. uc-
| fenceless woman. but not the less ny
nfIlanccd bride Of one OF your prouues'
mobiles. the Count de Garonne'
The tone in which she spoke was
arm hui OH how touchlngly sweet
and her words were uttered IN hr9keh
Tre,rh with a perceptiblo oriental nc
cent Loud murmurs arose III her ~
,'or as she ceased speaking The tlde
was turning. But the judge now
spoke; , 90 hour ont
-, vhoe for base slandercr OF noble
W Eronre. and a bold crusader Ihou
~ hctrothed bride OF Garonnel ~
ION would the eagle mate WIN NJ
,,,Iture. / tell thee, woman' thNt ~
stnrv OF having been shlpWIsehe,u,
when coming TO France, unu "a H..
NJ rain having been lost oNcept Wy
] Ethiopian ny lVf
~ ana am almost minded 70 NIlhb
~, ruth from thee on the rack
VIZ ,a,-e said H." said the prisoner IA
49,, ,,oiee, for she felt her HE de-
.nInd on her calmness' ana II SI,u ~
In rive but one week, only one ~, as
,ynek will prove II brlo.e NV ~, nc
WIZ" ,s cod. came from syria ~ tne
W.. deet with my lord, but uhuer VI.
seins ~ hl, mothers confessor-hoM
ohalfu, In Uoavon-but being sep9t-
~. a storm in which our Ehlley
stu ,h,iir,yreoked, | was thrown uhpIV-
Ma',,d On your shores. am y l.l.'.l,
sore My servants even nav w, nn
me do no orr harm dss ' an my
ireaaen. All | ask is to pass ~, , -
trris NM she continued, with nuis'
wiay,,,inn "if YOU have "A dauRh',..
o. mat would be your ioellhts >,
mum inns TO be set upon III 4
SUI ,,,,e land." and she burst mo tca y,
Ann the crowd murmureu III "e'
yor ,s tnternospd tn,
,',,nnved by her emotion lVp'
lu"s,hs Victim OF your sorcery' ,',,,,
" ~ hanger to deceive nh uy 80
s ~ stand forth. philip the ~
formed" 49, ,,are an ON
o,ai bearing a white MAilu ,,,,,,,t re-
G ~ side room. ana IN a molnsin,.' AZ
, mo ~ with a cripple hideoualy ue
appeadd'vv whom the populace reeog,n,li,4s,e,,
oS the landlord Of the ,-, sootsl ne glare
.. her with a look OF demgnlae ~ ~
on ,I RIv You this woman asked 'h
Judge. ,os,p answered the crir
As through her incaniau9h
G pa, am ne being s0,s. e. em my u i SSs az
I, yesterday t,go hoathenish Ethiopian
i %RS@ have heard ps,9.ssr re I ts% paS
. Holy Lana S hsn lie he thelrsl no sool
Z nlma-e,a hef fhnn / recognized her !
s s f re soreeress who ,hrse y sg whie
= brought oi could tell her anon
an ,@5o Srd The curse 81. 81 6 59a h ah
her iar sS,a & S ,sS tc sh op ioSrsih'
. the. wilne Wins, erreely AZ the prisoner.
P Io% nnarmur q spPre raaus 81 n awe l
& ana Win,orfnsed shout. rose TO the e.
y as he ceased. .s ,,,r.,chr, exclaims
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

,on hates to get her nice new
n WET Vol because II spells tne," ,,,ri
sn ,,, ,yith care the wetting WI ~" ", re.
put wiz ,,,ch "A soon as you eau ~,
them ,ns wet shoes do so, anu rus
move , ,l with a soft rag; TO set som, ay
them Wa Snmnness out, and TO uake %,
o, ~ ne mud; then rub mem ~ ms
al the ,,,rntcd with kerosene. 1e1 10
clolh h ~, nc oil into them as poss, n,,s
mueh won "s nh them as full OF 9py ,o Us' n
anu ~, ean and set them 49, ,ontinr
as you rs when apply nnother, IN, SoI haYe
few hou ussnc The stiffness VII ~, nav y,
OF ,tiulnm S,sd and the shoe wa ~ aon Il
dlstp sbape when you wen' low shoe
good s' Never try to put on ,ow low, s VIII
again. M have a shoehorni you W. ha
be sure nns A make 1t ill-ntting, mi NIL GOOD
bnek ~ sewed on your sno's ,,n ,Ss Won
buttons vo1r laced boots, nhiesS ~ s0s n
wan, ~" tiavo a paste pa q, Ho mr. shoe,
ssiou a,st slgn Of u break ~ and las,
and they ,o W., iSuy good shoes u I,lss
twige cheap shoes anu ,e w Tbey gst
sible, snare FOR the unwarE' a ID ~ noi
are a s n are ill-htting, anu az I'M
OUT OF XII XII il Is false ecoho'ns ~ 49,
wear n foot foot or hand shoes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24


,or,d Of n trumpet. gave llvclinesa TO
mo escort which attracted the ailen-
lion of the passer-by, OF every rahN
ana Soy and drew many a HiEh OF envy
r,n,, thcfn. But who might pfeteiu W
he mo e1uni Of the renowned touht
Garonne. n crusader OF hhlirh lshst
farne. "A gallant Rtill In the Hover ul
Ma youth. aud the lord OF NM ~ ~
~ CASTLES scattered over the wile oo-
mum ,ho mead of the proud array rode
~ count himaelf conNersing fhily
Win a knight at HIS side, whom ~
,a,,,iIinrly chilled cousin. 'Ay, by ~
paniS0' said the count, "Hhe ~ n ~
Unity such as even our sunny iIVt,
enee doth not AFFORD. such EYES, soen ~
hair. and then. By my ialln, =, ~ sfon,
~oiee, n paluod my heart 10 part iloi ..
w.. .,..eet zillah--but she would haNa
~ end 40 she comes IN company
I'm rather Ambrose and seoIn %
W., h.st hnirhts. Her maldeny nor
~ dtrtated this. and ! was tufceu 20
snismit We were separated nov ~.
Nv that heathcnlsh storm hnn ",
n9re her galley put INTO s.hgl. ,,ns
I know she VIII be slNsn 1870. w., a,,S N,
( int thc Holy Father himtnl' sau"N *,
( LA lover refined his horse, WINE VI.
/ s,imai NJ a pnrtahing OF itA n'ah'vi
{ ioy ourvctted gnily. -,...,. nor a,
I ,.onder az your love aince she i,ee,,
YOU from q Moslcm pilsen5 NheH ''''''
I've shsil reach Bourdonnoiq %
night. and tongrrow--lst me .rr sss.h.a
morrow We shall keep on 70 llg ,.i.. 7,
in another day We ~. si"i aVnit hsr.
Sel'' ~ iev ~ not already arrived
hs ar am am ali imIaiience 20 behold her .,
49,. III, ~ nv knavo coming up F9n
a 9sr Mn NM 10 rides llise the hena him
aAyl and rs g. Denis re ,, is ? NM, oiaes /,
ameor; z &c sea 81 ,ne sn'' how ae dashe
'l Even while they spoke the horse'n@
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24

when a man icmpiF fate By reminding
a rpinster Of her condition. hl' punish
mont Is generally swift md sure - a
county OK Ireland, whetc tho QuakefA
we're numerous ,ho entire body on one
ocoaflor gathered together for one OF their
quarterly meehnEs
Aftcr tho exercises Of the morning a
,,,,hiir luncheon was held. at which an
M Friends attended. The conversation
turned 10 mntfnony
rBridsct,' said an unmannerly youih'n'
member OF the society. epenlinE a,Ios.
| ~ crowded table TO prlin. elderly nm,
/ ~, fade siwlt thou tell me why ihou
! NAT never m1riedf ,.,.,
.ceTsninIy. ffieud william" tesponl'l
ne ready Bridget, ia "A voice audible ofsi
! ~ room, ~Tis hecause J am hot -
aisy pleased a. Thy wife Was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-24
- oso -,
THE FIERY ORDEAL,
The Doom Of the Soreness.

10 the stake with herl Away with
.ne sorceress. Gods curse be on her
Tor her evil doingsW shouted the mob.
~ was early morning. yet even at
mat hour the Judgment hall OF the lit
We town of Bourdonncis was throngcd
with the populace. Men. women and
children, old and young. the noble and
The hurgher, priests. soldiers and com
mon people crowded tho spacious hall
and glared hercely on the prisoner,
While ever and anon they uttered Inn
precautions on her and cried madly for
her blood.
me evening before, female, closely
Nvleu' ana attended by two servants,
whose eark eountenanees hespolc them
sons OF Ethiopia, had arrived az Rcur-
donnols and put up nj one OF tho prln,
oipal hostelries OF the place. Strnng,
ruinors soon arose respecting her Hci
shrb' her mlen. her language and hcl
complexion were said to be those Of O
Saraeen, against which aceursed rae,
the chlNalry OF Europe and the churcl
user warred IN vain. These rumori
gained additional strength whom tn,
landlord of the inn where she hat
stopped was heard to say that he hat
~ INtAAAFAtAk ENlAtlAs "a AANAlki
easily credited In that age, and ON
which few, especially IN case likl
TINS. had the hardihood to disbelleve
IN less than m hour the whole popu
| latl0n OF the town was hnoat, sur
| rounding the hostclry and CRYING on
for vengeance against the sorcorcss
Such connections were both freaucn
ana sanguinary In that superstition
age.
The soldiery. however. interfcred h
nrrosting the unsuspvctiug victim @
| these rumora. and ut this early hou
| the prisoner had been brought 20 III
Judgment hall TO await a mockcry @
| trial.
Answer mo, daughter Of Behalf
said the judge. as soon Ms the mu
murs Of the mob allowed him 70 h
heard, "Wiil you confoss your crime
Speak, or you diel Know you thu
rack, nycl Ere itself awaits you II you
obstinacy continues2"
The prisoner was n sllght, GIRLS
creature, sitting with her face huric
In her hnnds. directly opposite To III
judge She was apparently Young, an
her ngure. so far as 1t could be see
through the thick Veil which shroude
her form, was light and agile az tn
Of a sylph. To the judges questlJ
she made no answer. She only shoe
her head detpondinply, aud those niH
her fancied they heard a sob,
ITO the stake with the heather so
ccressl She deals with the evil one
shouted the mob. "What need we fu
ther than this silouCe2 Away with h
away with her.
At these fearful words, repeated ne
for the second ume and groWled for
with an omirlus ilerooness, app0llil
even to the learer. the prisoner W