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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-11-02
A Mountain Of Salt.

One OF the greatest natural won-
ders OF the United States Is q solid
mountain OF rock salt, which 10 situ-
ated on an island In sea marsh In
Southern Louisiana. 1t lies near the
River Teche, on the route leading
from Brashear to New Iberia, and 10
said to be the most gigantic mass OF
exposed rock salt known to exist.
The Salt Peak 10 about 1875 feet In
height, and mining engineers who
have recently visited u say that there
u ne less than 90. 600. 600 tons OF
the pure saline crystal IN sight
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-11-02
City Board Of Education.
Il. Cameron, President.

w. A. y. Graham, Secretary.
william II. Beebe, o and 8 Pacific avenue.
Theodore j. Bluthardt, Venetian Building,
81 Washington street, Room OlS.
Thomas Cusack, 600 ThrOOp street.
Patrick II. Duggan. %2i2 South Halsted
street.
james +. Mailette, The Rookery.
Alfred y. Trude, 10 Clark street. Room ID.
Thomas fireman, Reaper block. corner VI
Clark and Washington streets, Room 10.
NJ. J. Kcane, southeast corner Wabash
avenue and Warrington street.
Daniel u: Cameron, u Lake street.
Charles 3. Thornton. LAT LaSallc treet.
Robert I.indblom, Board Of Trade Building.
Edward 2: Halle. Royal Insurance Build
Mrs. Caroline X. Sherman. Dos South Lcav'
lit street.
Fred NJ. D,ount, Chicago National Bank.
Fritz GOetz, Is Michigan street.
Frank j. Jirka. SOi South Ashland avenue,
Joseph W. Errant. Unity Building. Roon
1897.
Wallace +. Kirk, 800 North Water street.
b. ]. Rosenthal. The Emporium, 10:
State street.
Max A. Drczmal. l03 Randolph street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-11-02

We congratulate the people of the
North Side In now having In their
midst one Of the largest and best equip.
ped safety deposit vaults In the city.
ut $40 East Division street. These
vaults are absolutely fire and burglar
proof. with all the latest improvements.
ana the people of the North Side and
suburbs will no doubt avail themselves
Of the opportunity to patr0nixe this
convenient North Side enterprise.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-11-02
Standing Committees for the Yea,
lSD4.S.


lSB4.5.
School Management - Messrs. Brenan
Halle, Duggan. Mrs. sherman, Messrs. Gus
ack, lieebe, Errant, Thornton, ROsentha
aud Jlrka.
Janitors and Supplies Messrs. Cusack
Duggan, Cameron, Bluthardt and Keane.
buildings and GrOunds--Messrs. Beebe
Halle, Mnllette, Kirk. Bluthardt, GOetx
Drezinai, Duggan aud Bl0unt.
Finance-Messrs. LindblOm, Brennan and
Mallette.
Judie;ary-Messrs. Drexmai. Errant. and
RosenthaI.
School Fund Property-Messrs. Keane
Brennan, BlOunt, Cameron. Cusack and Er
rant.
High schOol-Messrs. Cameron, Halle, Mrs
Sherman, Messrs. Brennan aud Thornton.
College Preparatory SchOOl--Messrs. Thorn
ton, fireman, Halle, Mrs. Sherman aud Mr.
Jirka.
English High and Manual Training sehoo
MIR, Mallettc, Mrs. sherman and Mr.. kirk
Special Funds-Messrs. ItOsenthal, Lind
SlOin, Bl0unt, Kirk and -.
Drawing-Messrs. Errant, Cusack, Beebe
Jirka ahd -.
Music : Messrs. Bluthardt, Drezmal
BlOunt, Mallette aud -.
GerInan-Messrs. Halle. Bluthardt, Dug
gan. Mrs. Sherman and Mr.. GOetz.
Physical Culture-Messrs. Goetz, Jirka
Bluthhardt, ROsenthal and -.
Compulsory observation-disclosures. Duggan
Jirka, Lindblom, Drezmal and keanc.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-11-02

?02 West chicago avenue; Andrew II. Nc.
| Pherson, engineer, G whiting street.
Engine Company No. II river fire bOat),
Simpsons slip-PatrIck Doyle, captain. *
tenant, los WashSurne avenue; DaaIci +.
We sH engineer $50 Went 4o ss9 pacc :ohn
strsst-Benja%in o'Conner. captain. ai5
iss soahpSrty a a. soh
EnSi,nc cc%p$ny -. .; isI stays y. street rect,
AIg%st L. Schubert captain, 1sS North
Melvin. engineer. $40 TaIrvie% Avenue,
Engine Company No; a. lt0t West W. LAKE Lake
noy street; George W. Xlbrccht, lieutenant,
1880 West Huron street; George ID. Hahn,
engineer, 1871 MadisoH street. .ooo co...
Grove ayenue-Jolin 3. Hanson, captain, go
North May street; James J: Murphy, lieu.
tenant, 4Gi5 Eyans avenue; John W. Elliott,
eI Ensins Gompaa pam 10. 20. as2i -ea2a South
Chicago MISUNDERSTANDING = r'rnhahev,
captain, 2l2 Vermont street; Hugh NJ. Muir.
ray, lieutenant, $685. Escanaba avenue; Fred
erlck W Jones, engineer. 02i6 Houston ave-
nue..
Engine Company No. II. Dobson avenue
captain, 7723 Dobson avenue; Richard J.
| Kennedy, lieutenant. 7722 Greenwood ave.
nue.; Frank A. Biehn, engineer 07s 73d
| street.
Engine Company No. ~, 4O05 Dearborn
| street-Patrck u. Collins, captain. 5s,l
Dearborn street; Frank 4. Grady. lleuten'
ant, SIS 3ith street; William ii. Fleming,
Engine Company No. 40, Attn, between
Paullna street and Marshtield ayenue--John
| Hennessy. captain. 4U44 Marshfleld avenue
| bernard McDonOugh, lieutenant. ASH South
Ashland avenue; Charles J. Rowe, engineer,
| 1720 47th street.
| Engine Company No. 30, northeast corner
| Wentworth avenue and Attn street-Michael
Cody, captain. 8720 Dearborn street; Cor
nelius Is. Ryan, lieutenant, 1900 Storms ave-
nue.; Charles CO0ney, engineer, 40a4 Dear
born street.
Engine Company No. 81, 0345 Wentworth
avenue-Michael McKiernan, captain, 016
! C5th court; Peter w. Werge1, lieutenant, 0vl7
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

patroness Of the new woman as well as
n just and good queen. Long live the
Queen, and may she ask woman 70 MI
the vacant laurcatcship! The matter -
being asitated more or less by the lovers
OF the sex or the feminine In poetry VINO
seem 20 think there Is considerable cnoice
among the women poets OF England: I'M
list includes Miss lngeiow. Mrs. WOODS
Mrs. Mcynell. Mrs. Hinkson tMiss ~
nam. Nine. Darmestcter lMiss MARY
Robinson) and the two ladies' VINO car
laboratc under the name OF Michaei fleln,
Miss Dolly Rroadford. a1d MISS May
Kendall. To he sure. Christina fossctu
Is gone. and these others are littie Known
on this side Of the sea, but We are pre-
parcd TO accept tho Queens favor as sum
Client introduction. and even award 10
tho earnest n somewhat hating EFFORTS
~ a woman poet laureate measure OF
that adulation we were wont TO lavish
,non some Of Tennyson's later verse-the
ono on "SIeep" for instance. and others
,ba, we knew we must admire, because
,hey came from so great a pen. The past
voi,ll cast 2 glamour over the inspired
crfrsjons OF even a moderately-gifted
woman. and the Queen owes this much to
her sex.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
luvvontcd ESertiOns.

Gsttsburg Chronicle-Telegraph)
..What's he mattah, dcah boyY' said
one Pittsburg youth TO another You
look dweadlully IL"
"Yaas." was tn reply. "rm suffawins
fwom oVah-eXertion. doncher know. Me
man took n holiday stawday, and |
had to dwess meself and wind up me
watch -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
STATEMENTS
,r nv Authority " THE STATS on
ur TINTED STATES BRANCH NORTH BRITISH AND MEhOANAn


/ OF
M IT'S
eUntei
the "i'el""'
ntinvirg nis-EA
Resi-
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poNpsOF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

Chicago Tines)
Victoria Regina has yet chance 70
send her name down 10 posterity ~ Tue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
CHORUS,


Tramp. tramp, tramp, the boys are
marching.
Cheer ~. comrades. they VIII come; .
And beneath the starry iiag we shah
breathe the air again
OF the freedom Of our own beloved
home.
In the battlefront we stood when their
nerccst chaIge they made;
Ard they swepi US of hundred men
or more; 49,,
But before We reached their lines they
wer- driven back dismayed.
And We heard the cry OF victory DER
and o'cr.
Cho.-Tramp. tramp, tramp.
So, within the prison cell we are waiting
for the day
That shall come TO open wide the iron
door,
And the hollow eye grows bright and the
poor heart almost gay
AS w think Of seeing home ana irlehus
once more. ~
Cho.-Tramp tramp, tramS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
CAPITAL S3OOOOO SURPLUS, 100000.


Will otherwise
Of
seyaurso combine
aga nr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
Trnmn! TRAMP! Tramp!
published by request)

published by request)
In the prison cell l sit. thinking mother
dear, Of you, r..
And our bright and happy home, so iar
And the tears they iii my eyes, spite Of
ell that I can do,
Though ! try 10 cheer ny comrades
ard be gay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

Ths broadsword combat on horseback
between Joseph Grismer and Captain
Walsh, the hroadsw I'd champion. Is the
tatost sensational novelty on the stage.
IL takes p,ac. in William a. Brady's pro-
Suction az Humanity" a nelodrama. oy
sutton Vane. lately produced In New
York
Alexander Salyini has been selected 20
ssAicate ono 81 the new theatres 10 De
,persd IN New York next fal. rms
goung actor has reached the front rank
A. a popular and prosperous star.
In Heart OF Maryland" David Bclas-
.os new drama. which FredericN {. WHIT
hey and Max Bleman Will produce In the
fan. Mrs Leslie Carter Will swing IN
n!d-air from 4 church bell, 80 that " VIII
not ring and alarm the enemies OF her
escaping lover. IL represents TIE scene
on which II founded the poem, "CuFfew
Shall Not Ring Tonight.
II Is not unlikely that John Eare. actor
manager OF the Garrick Theatre. London.
viii corns 20 this country next winter
lie IS much Impressed with the way In
which Irving Kendall. Tree. Barrett. ana
Wyndham have enlarged th9r bank ac~
counts In our midst. Hare has been on
the London stage for thirty years. ana IS
the greatest impersonaior OK al men OF
the oontemporaneous English stage. lie
Las made marked success as Prince
1'erOvsKy In ours" Sam CerendSe IN
caste" Sir John veSy In Money
, COlonl naunt IN "rhe Queens Shilling
lIiron Crocodile IN 1.-The Money Sponner,
and BENJAMIN Coldnneh In "A Pair or
kpectaclcs." From 1879 TO 1888 Mr.. fsfe
and SIR Kendall managed jointly the 81.
James Theatre. London H. u ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-15
PERSONAL.

Can't. J. E. Moore. of utsalady. is at
the Diller.
G. s. Greenieaf of Botheli. was In the
city yesterday.
John wedness. a tourist from New York.
Is at the stevens.
G. f.. Jackson of Tacoma Is a guest at
the Rainier-Grand.
X. +. Gibbons. of Snoqualmie. is In the
city on a short business trip.
Richard Jeffs. a merchant of Piafchie.
Is In the city and is at the Diller.
Il. Bissinger. n weil-known citizen of
Medford. Or. Is at the Arlington
W. Crawford, a tourist from England,
was at tie RainierGrand yesterday.
Capt. Morgan. the weil-known steam
boat man OF Astoria, liz at the Butler.
4. c. Strong, the weil-known banker OF
Port Townsend, is a guest at the North
ern.
Mr. and Mrs. q. w. r. Johnson. of
Ter.
Emery Mcesinnis deputy United states
marshal OF Whatcom. is registered at the
Diiler
Charles W. Waterman. weli-known
mill man Of Ludlow, is guest al the
Stevens.
Mrs s Leach and son. w. Leach. tour
lists from New York, are guests al the
Arlington.
a. II. Camel. the well-known attorney
at the Batter.
n. e Hudson. advance man of the
Maude Granger Dramatic Company, Is at
the Northern,
c. \. Sanger. a prominent vfneyarsiist
Of MADEIRA. Cal, Is among the guests at
tho Arlington
l.. n Martin. az Edmonds, arrived in
the city last night and registered at the
kainier-sirand
John Walker aud Walter Baker. tourists
from salt Lake city. we're guests at the
Northern last night.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. G. Ashenfelter arrived
In the city yesterday from Spokane, and
registered so the Batter.
Mrs. Il, DRuGherty. a tourist from san
Francisco. II In the city on her way UP
10 Alaska and Is at the Arlington.
J. kirtsup. a marshal OF the Canadian
government, with headquarters at Vie
sorta. is in the city aud Is registered at
the Arlington
tractors of the dry dock al Port Orchard,
arrived In the city yesterday and regis
tered at the Northern.
j. w. Casey. travelling agent of she
Chicago. Milwaukee & ST, Paul railroad.
with headquarters al Portland. Is among
the guests At the Butler.
Archie C. Campbell the weil-known
mining man Of Alaska, who has been IN
San Francisco Ssafte nfue, arrived in the
city yesterday NOR alHg on the City of
Plsehla and registered at she Retisr lie
will leave for Juueau on the next steamer.
Don n Mcdonald seturaed home from
Chicago on Wednesday, and after few
DAYS stay viii go TO San francisco Ills
father and mother Mr. AMI Mrs. j r.
Mcdonald. and his sister Miss Mcdonald.
are In Cnlcago and he SAYS there IS quite
a colony al former SesttieiteS itt that city.
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FOR NOT REPORTING DISEASE.
DIR. Stewart Convicted of Violating the
Health Ordinances.

DIR. Stewart Convicted of Violating the
Health Ordinance.
Or. j. G.. Stewart, who failed to report
to the health department that little Zil-
pha Fenton was I'll at theTcorner of Birch
and Willard streets With scarlatina, was
convicted in the municipal court yester-
day afternoon before Judge Rinehart and
fined $40 and costs This is the first case
the health department has won In the
municipal court for long, long time.
Judge Glasgow will be back In time to
try the next case Of the same nature.
When Stewards easf was called yester-
day morning the city desired continu-
ance hut the attorney for the defense
thought 1t was a terrible thing to keep
a man Of Mr.. Stewards standing under
such a charge. so az compromise was
effected and the trial actually began at :
O'Clock in the afternoon The city wit
nesses testified that DIR. Stewart had a
sign out sienifying that he was a physi-
clan and that he had attended two cases
of obstetrics within the past six months.
The mother OF Zilpha Fenton also testi-
fed that DIR. Stewart had attended her
family for some time past.
The attorney for the defense then
moved for dismissal. claiming that the
city had not proved it's case even as far
as showing that MIR. Stewart was a prac-
ticing physician. lie then outlined what
the defense would be. which. briefly
summed M. was that Stewart was not a
practicting physician. eand that when he
was called in 10 look at the Fenton child
Ii was as neighhor, not as physician.
No testimony was offered by the de-
fense and verdict OF guilty was rem
dered. Notice OF an appeal was given.
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AN APPRAISER FOR THE COAST
faet That INCREASING Customs business
Requires IT II Hccogulgcsi

The srttcle THAI recently appeared I'm the
observation-disclosures calling attention 10 the
necessity Of having a member Of the
heari Of general appraisers Of the t'uited
states stationed here on THE raci'ic sos IT
has lad good effects. as che following SCI.
stems Of The reeart az the conference az
ths board of iccai APPRAISERS Of the United
Staecs a. &gs York city. held a a ts-
cent date. W.ls show
tn view ~ the large and steaatlv In.
creaslas customs bIsiuees Of the Pa
cisie coast, TIE confefeucc respectfully i'll
Mites shc attel3tion 81 che aegssr tfysvnt 20
the necessity for more frequent visits 70
that s,rtion by members af the board OF
general appraisers,
IF one % that honorable BODY woald
visit said section every three at six
months. AS circumstances might demand.
hear evidence. and take testimony On tue
cases presented. and or retura report To
the general board. the customs business
Of san Francisco ana af ether Pacifis,
ports would be thereby greatly faeIlt.
satesf -
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nes,s 10 i.ss,tur,. on an, >trIk,,,

TIE strikers side az the gr,a, railroad
strike ~ last summer wit DE- sSss before
TIE PEOPLE hy tire header Eussne Y. nehz
al the Seattle theatsT aext Mariav even
ting Mr. pehs' lecture VIII 70 eatttsest.
Who Are the Cessnsgators ard fha
proceeds are TO be devoted tn paying the
debt 90 sfSess' incurred hs tbs American
Railway linton in hts defense frou, she
recent prosecution. whiea ended IN hss ae-
Ing sentenced 30 six months tFsnsiSoss-
raens James Hogan. the Montana leader
cs the a r. T. who is oa the coast ar
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fusion Of scientific knowledge and Ii has
the following incorporaters: O. B. John
son, Charles l.. Denny, Edmond S.
Meany. p. B. Randolph. j. r. Chilberg.
A. r. Hibbart. S. Il. White. Albert Bryan,
Trevor Kincaid. /. w. Buzby Charles
Hill. John Wotherspoon. John &. Denny.
Henry II. Hindshaw. L. J. Colman, E. c.
cheasty. Adeila NJ Parker and E. S. In
graham.
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How to Cur~ Cough.

During the winter of lsaI sssasrsctcd
severe Geld which leis rye With q cossgh. !
used several kinds of cnash ssvuTS hsli found
ne relief until bought a bottle Of taana-
herlsiu's Cough Remedy, which relieved rae
ssussvs; Instantly. and in = short time brought
about coaapiese care. +. NJ MARTIN,
Iong Reach, ". Va.
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ranging for Mr.. Debs' lectures. confines
himself to the court records and gives
true history of the strike and the .'perse-
cution" OF the strikers. The large place
which Mr. pebs has occupied in public
attention Will no doubt draw large au-
eienee 10 hear what he has TO say.
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\ t.,,o, Place

MACE as thete Is il she city 10 buy meats
This new market ls offering meats at
prices which cannot fail 70 interest meat
buyers. IL will pay you 20 so out OF your
WAY To trade there.
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eause For CONCENTRATION

The people living in walla wa.la addi-
ton are cohgrafulating themselves over
the prices they are now being scld meats.
The new market on the ccrner of Nc
Claire and Barclay streets Is selling the
best meats at the lowest prices ever given
In that portion OF the city.
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Anr.i r,,nlica,inn~ ,,nt 1n.lnx.

Young Ladies' Journal for Aprfi
neraoreSt Monthly for April.
I.esiiss Popular for April.
Fiction Monthly for April.
Family Library feg Aprits
Al the Puget Sound News Company
corner Second and Cherry streets.
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waes Baby wa< SICK, we Sa~e be- cassaria.
wAea kss vas a chlss, sao crsesi fs,r C'assa-tA.
whea kae hzc&n>c Miss, she chang 30 CasscyiA~
waaea sac lad elslasrss. she gave thea cas.orsa
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i,r,,sl,inent pnnnln

rs smart schelsrs ia uni2pe costumes
with original and wiley pieces" ard stir
ring uaussc ~ ''IeeeSsrtck SehRle" tonight
al Plymouth cAurch
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Read fhs Sunday Post ImfsisiSeneer. Al
WAYS bright sas Ecwsv- S4agse copy.
eenIs. Send yeaT subscriptions IL early
ara insure safe delivery.
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A lecture on The Art of Poetry will
he delivered by VIII II. Thompson at the
state university chapel this evening at
o'clock under the auspices of the Phiio-
nathan Literary Society The public is
cordially invited.
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Yonny NatnrmIIsfe In.rnrr.,rats..

Articles 81 ircnvgers ton were gisa with
The county auditor yesterday by the
Naerg Naturalist Society. The object
q the society is the promotion and diff
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What has taken the splace of the novel
of oide Why. the sunday Post-Intelligen-
GER It's the brightest and newsiest.
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MIME. NJ. NALE'S
Excelsior Hair Tonic

steps esiF failing - "a honrs Oass renedy
kzSwa Oh cATsa II -Sssore gray hair to It's us;9'a
cosr vithcat dye. Ahsasuseiy pure. Price 81.
seaa IN seattle by sis sssr-easss cfueg SIS. ~
wholesale ey stewart 6 feancs Drug Company.
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Mothers

have never foul.d a preparation
so we'll adapted to the needs of
thin, delicate children, as SCOTS
Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil, with
Hypophosphites.
Children almost universally
ike the taste Of il, which makes
its administration easy, and it
supplies their blood with the
food properties that overcome
wasting tendencies.
SCOTS Emulsion enriches the
blood, promotes the making of
healthy flesh, and aids in a
healthy formation of the bones.
Doa't be Persuaded 10 aeeept a
substitute.
Scs' s so~as, ny, Ep~ssgis. Soc. sad 81.
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New YORK Nuftsay yfOrtd. > cents.
And all New York and Eastern Sunday
papers. SC after 3 O'Clock today at the
Puget Sound News Company. corner Sec
ond and Cherry
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-03-14

sight when Sir Clement came along.
~ am awfully late, Brown, l have
been detained. I thought you want
ed the money or I should not have
come at all. Listen to the thunder.
I am afraid we r going to have a
bad storm"
eyes, Sir Clement. Thank you
for the wages, and MI. Vaughan bid
me tell you he has gone down to sit
by the lake and is waiting there to
speak to you"
"By the lake in this weather--he
must be mad"
T haven't seer him come back,
Sir Clement. / think he must still
be there"
"I will go and see, but the lake In
a thunderstorm is a queer place for a
colloquy." This latter sentence
rather to himself than to Brown.
Just as Sir Clement Dunraven turned
out of the open field into the oopse
that surrounded the lake there was a
vivid flash Of lightning followed by q
clap Of thunder which seemed appAr-
emily close, while at the same mo-
ment the rain came down with vio-
lenoe.
He FASTENED his steps to reach q
grotto where there would be- shelter
and sested in It he found his cousin,
Pierce Vaughan.
ITO be conttnued.)