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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-06
Cleveland Filling His Cabinet

WASHINGTON, June 6.-The pres
ident Is devoting all his time to
closing up his business before he
leaves Washington for Gray Ga
bles.
The business now chiefly en-
crossing his attention is the filling
OF his cabinet and other official va
cancies, and the examination OF
charges against office holders.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-06
THE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE.

The 1. & G. n. r. R. is running
through sleeping cars to Fort
Worth and Kansas City via Fort
Worth, leaving San Antonio at s p.
m, arriving at Fort Worth 1920 a.
m. and Kansas City 500 second
morning. Passengers for Dallas
and points north change at Ennis
at sis a. m. into Wagner sleeper.
CITY office on Alamo Plaza. 8 26 tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-06
ohio's Business Men on a Junkst

CLEVELAND, June 6.-The bust
ness men of the state will meet
here today as the guests OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. There will
be a lake excursion and banquets.
The new steamer North Land, on
which the excursion will be taken,
will be dedicated today in honor Of
the occasion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-06
The Missing General Rollins.

HYDE PARK, Mass, June g.
The wife Of Gen. H. G. Rollins, eX-
surveyor Of California, who is
thought by many of his friends to
have been murdered in Lower
California while prospecting there
last month, lives here with her in.
valid mother. Mrs. Rollins de-
clares that she has not received a
letter from her husband for a long
time but she adds: 81 have not
given up hope Of his being alive.
There have been times since my
return seven years ago when l
have not received a letter from him
for a long period. Recently he has
come into possession Of some prop
erty and l desire to inform him Of
it. / was completely taken
by surprise when letters
came back to me from Los
Angeles a month ago opened. Two
weeks ago 1 received two letters
from friends in Los Angeles in re-
ply to my inquiries. One of them
informed me that he had recently
departed for a mining camp in
New Mexico. The other writers
that he had read in an Arizona
paper Of his appointment to a
public office in that state. Nat
urally both letters relieved my
mind considerable, and l still per-
sist in thinking my husband is all
right and will write soon"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-06

.'rys' Convention in Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 6.-The
tate Prohibition convention will
leet here today. There is the
sual scramble for places In the
ne that Is to be knocked over.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-06
BREVITIEs.

W ~ "a ~ a. VI IN l. ASo-
ident has denied the pardon Of
Geo. NJ. NanLeuven, of Iowa. for
violation OF pension law.
SHAMAKIN, Pa, June 6.-Thirty
cars were wrecked and part Of the
train crews killed in a rear end col
lision of freight and coal trains on
the Philadelphia and Reading road
near Locustdale, early this morn
ing.
LONDON, June 6.--The United
States bonds we're signed and
turned over to the Rothschilds to-
day.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Miss
Dodge, Gail Hamilton is about
the same, Rep. Hit slightly i'm
proved, Gen. Pleasanton much
worse.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-With the
exception Of Justice Jackson all
Justices Of the Supreme court will
60 to their circuits during the pre-
sent vacation Of court.
STUTTGART, Germany, June G.
There was a tremendous cloud
burst last night over Wurtemberg,
and a portion Of the Black Forest
district, causing disastrous floods
and loss Of life.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-Out Of
the geological survey %appropria-
tion $11S,700 will be devoted to
geological purposes.
HAVANA, June Ga Manzanillo
dispatch announces the surrender
Of the insurgent leader Fonseca
Guevarra. Insurgents have burn
ed the village Of Guisa. Volunteer
Captain Torres has been shot by
insurgents.
MADRID, Spain, June ~6.-Captain
General Campos calls for six addi-
tional battalions Of reinforcement,
and the government will send ten
battalions Immediately.
SARATOGA, June 6.-The Congre-
gatIonal Home Missionary society,
Goth annual session, read and dis.
cussed missionary subjects this
morning.
CONSTANTINOPLE, June 6.-The
| situation between the Porte and
| the Powers on Armenian reforms
is much improved today, the Porte
weakening. At Jeddah the riotous
| Bedouins have destroyed the chol.
era hospital for Mecca pilgrims,
erected by Europeans.
FLORENCE, Italy, June 6.-Sharp
earthquake shocks were felt here
at 1:36 o'clock this morning, fol.
lowing in rapid succession.
LONDON, June 6.-The Standard
intimates that Spain will ask the
| United States, after the Cuban re.
volt is suppressed, to pay part Of
| the var expenses.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-News OIL
| the success Of the Ecuador revolu'
| tionists has reached the navy de-
partment.
WASHINGTON, June 6.-The
| president has pardoned Walter
| Evans, convicted in Eastern Dis
trict Of Texas, in 1898, and seven
| others.
Observation-Disclosures, Eng,
June 6.-The Cornell boat crew ar
rived today and took a spin over
the %course.S
DETROIT, June 6,-Dr. Dennis
J. Seamon and Mrs. Alice Lane
were arraigned today for the muir,
der Of Emily English, a girl sent
to them by Rev. Jonathan Bell.
HOMO KONG, June 6.-Tarpeha-
fu, Formosa, advices report that
town in chaos. The native quarter
is burned, and 80 Chinese were
killed by the explosion Of a maya
zine. The German gunboat Itlis
fired on the Chinese fort at Hebe
to compel them to allow a mer-
chant vessel with the so-called re-
public's president on board to
Ioo,-o u,hiob thau finally did
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Nicaragua Canal Men to Organize

NEW YORK, June 6.-The direc-
tors Of the new Nicaragua Mari
time Canal company will meet to-
day to organize. The capital Of the
company is Sl2,O00,000. John r,
Bartlett is slated for president OF
the company.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-06
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June 6.-Cattle re-
ceipts 5000, including $500 Texas
cattle; market steady to stronger.
Sheep receipts 5000; market slow
and weak.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-06
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.

We have the best hose, lawn
mowers and sprinklers, and at
prices to suit everybody. Alamo
Iron Works, cor. Houston and st.
Mary's streets. Is u
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-06
RELAY Bike Race.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 6.-The
blue relay bicycle riders left this
city for the east at 9:23 a. M. red
at 1920.
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Reported Dead Man Alive.

FORT WORTH, Ark, June 6.-The
reported killing Of Zeke Proctor,
deputy United States marshal, by
Ben Stanley in the Cherokee nation
proves untrue.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-06
THE 1NTE IRRATIONAL re QUITE

Commencing June l the 1. & G.
N. R. r. will have on sale summer
tourist tickets to various resorts
and water places North, East and
Southeast. Call at city ticket
office on Alamo plaza or at L. d g.
N. depot for full particulars.
5 26 tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-06
Fair Weather.

WASHINGTON, May 6.--For east.
IN and northwestern Texas: Fair
nth easterly winds.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

r. T. Linney o. c.. Democrats (2)-Hugh A. Dins-
more (Ark.), George E. Bartlett cGa) and Omar NJ
KEN Gop) NebD.
No. 2-Repubucans oh; I. Johnson Gnd2' ! !. B.
Strode Neb George N.Y. w. PTnee PY % and r. chester
Long Kqn D9mocrafS e0TEfK 2d i or Kvc E ssJ SaisO"
No 3-Republcans O)-Samuel ". Mccall (Mass)
Henry F. Thomas MichJ. T =. burion SOhio,
James A Wakr Na9 Jesse nNvodI5fs 1vSrsrSTt c aI
Bell Tex). y. \. De Almond CNo) ana William A
Jones NaD
HH Mf5y d6xa, Newtoh H. cur O. Y Rca9m
F Marsh dll2, Ephraim NJ Woomer ell Genn; M@r
RiGhard rd'1i " Parker q j. R W Bishop (MichJ
T B. Catron n Nd Democrats Cl-John c: Tars
ney CNo); D. Gardner Tyler Nal George IN +, NC
Joseph j. Hart Genn) and James A. Lockhard
Public Buildings and Grounds -Repqblicannss CO.
d. c. Mercer Neb). J: D. Hicks PENN. 5. C..
s3 aSGTn &C a & George RI keeS E Will d samus q
Hyde afh and Shares hfny 6aep6 G9d AS5oi Rq
@ GSS @a h5ry sSa sf9e 5Rn 81 Ets e. 4f ssDhs" Spark
Pacific Rairoads-Republicans oh. Henry Pow
ers Vt);, William Is HeP6arn goWs3, Ashley sll,, 2.
.o4s J0hn5Sn a }9e D. 1mas4ni nSSaTd Sl ani
SoStser oatse aJ 3 john g Kyle ssS Charles E Bell
ex1 George @ N p HarTion ,;or (Aa Josiah Patterson
Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Republicans
Q2J-Wllan P. Hepburn Gowa). Loren Fletcher
- j.
ger PENN. W. H. Doolittle (WashJ. Thomas Set
tie (N. c.. J. Frank Aldrich Gll). Charles f. JOY
MOI George H.. Noonan Texl J. b; Coriss
Niich), Charles O. Bennett n. " and James +.
Stewart (N. J). Democrats 5)-Andrew Price Ual,
Josiah Patterson UenrD, Franklin Bartlett On.
v. Harry W. Rusk (Md) and Tazewen Elicit
Va).
Claims Republicans @o-charIIes =. Brumm
H'enn) d. Il. Heiner PENN. Francis B. Dewitt
(Ohio). J. Frank Hanly QndD, Joseph V. Graft
Ul). Horace O. SnOVer CMchD, James r. Watson
Qnd). Edward ;. Minor (WisD and ID. J. CosOn
(Ky) Democrats On. y. Cox CTenn). B. Z. Rus
sell (Ga), Joseph G. Hutcheson TeX.). Frederick
H Woodard (N Co. Fnis L. Downing Qn) and
Walter NJ. Denny (Ark).
Agriculture-Republicans Q9-James W. Wads-
worth q. " James A. Stable PENN. Y. Warner
md Jonathan :. Willis Oel). T. : Henry Comm
Edward Sauerhering Wis). j. y. Le.ghty Gndl,
William Z. Baker (Md), ID. F. Wilber O. y. T. J.
Murphy OllJ. Horace G. SnOver Nlich) and T. }.
Cannon Utah. Democrats l5)-Charles f. Moses
Gal John ; Williams Nliss), John D. C.ardy
(KyD. J. W. Stokes N. c. and Alonzo c. Shuford
| (N. c..
Mines and Mining Republicans GW-Daniel D.
Hartman (Mont) John G. Le.searlng PENN, T. W.
MondeI CWyo). ROsseau o. Crump (AIich), Joseph
y Graf Gll), Franklin NJ. Eddy (S1innJ Alexander
NJ Hardy QndD. and Frank J. cannon Otah) DEM
ocrats (D-Farish G. Tate (GaD. J. W. Cockre
CTexJ. Robert Nen ArkJ and Joseph NJ. Ken
dali CkyD.
Indian Affairs-Repubicans G2)-James 5. Sher-
( man (N. y. Charles Curtis (kanJ, George Wilson
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

J. Pugh KyD Democrats CD. A. De Almond
CMo), Charles f. Bell Gex) Henry W Ogden
G.a), William Elliott IS CD Thomas g. Lawson
Ga), A c. Shuford On. O..
Pensions -Republicans t0-Henry G. Loudensa-
ger (N.J) Charles f. Coffin CMdD, David g. Coils 1n
G<v) Frederick r. Halterman PENN. James r.
Howe N. ". y. A. Mozy (Mo). J. B. STROBE
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
18th St., 18th St. and Sixth Ave.

pedestrian who had been passed along by the free
masonry Of trade. but the latter was obdurate for
toy sle.ghbells meant toy sleigh and toy morse
in addition.
Down by old Trinity churchysrd the reporter saw
a full-hedged circus in miniature. including iar
rider making her dizzy round on the back OF a
flying steed, while the rngmaster held himself in an
pointed boot and jauntly swapping his whip Sud
denly the circus proprietor lets down 70 the side
walk great green frog. with eyes that seem 10
snap fire. Under its ugly body ere little wheels.
and # gdes over the stones the legs and arms
nenagerie and the circus Is complete There il is.
a whole circus for dime. and the merchant emp
ties mis- basket always. however having one more
What would happen II one Of the good old Dutch
housewives should return TO lower Broadway and
run afoul of basket filled with the cunning little
chocoate-colored mice that. when wound mp. go
skitting the pavement their tails waving DE-
family behind them. one drops this problem when
he sees one Of the locust men who congregste
sold by these pedlers are OF a size 70 scare
the life out Of the Kansas wing OF the Populist
party Wind one up and set him on the SIDE
tering In the air like real locust after has come
in contact with the dazzling danger Of the electric
light Then messenger boys forget their errands
business men pause for peep at the uncanny op-
other interesting salesman is the trick match man.
who holds forth in the downtown district, The
piece OF mischevous humor but those nov SO s9d are
the best yet seen, because their per5onai dew. iurxs
whom the reporter particularly observed had a
voice that would make him fortune IN selling I'm;
man. and as he told his hearers that they could
other thing in New-York he kept on diving into his
satchel with one hand and bringing up and light
ing matches which as soon as III. almost ex-
pioded. producing a nervous start among the spec
tators each time and scattering littie particles
this holiday and thus IT is that meyer before
have there been 20 many street psaer ors nnns R ~
and down the streets OF New-forK with none 70
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

Flynn COklaJ Democrats (5,~John NJ Allen (Aliss-),
John NJ Maddox tCia.). George c. Pendleon CTexas),
John : Little (Ark) and William c. Owens CkyD
Oowa). Samuel NJ. Clark Gowa) f. F. Acheson
PENN and George G. Crowsher Clo) Democrats
(S)-Benjamin T.. Russell Ca Ashbury G. Lati-
mer CS c. and John ID. Cardy (KyD.
Railway and Canals-Republicans Gl-Charles
A. Acsehrhs enfhsrihs enMnJ M " Warner TGHN 1 Wallace
Foote q. ". John T. Lacey Gowa), Thomas Nc
Even (N j. and William A. Calderhead (kan.).
McKenney (Va) and Peter ]. Otey Q-a).
War Claims-Repubicans st. NJ. Mahon
PENN, John Avery CMch), George w. Wilson
TTe,TnGnlj. Theobald often (Wlsj' Denis NJ Hurley
(N. y and Samuel j. Pugh tKy.). Democrats o.
John F. Fitzgerald Mass). 5: B.: Cooper Tex,
Robert Nell (Ark). Charles +. Buck Ua) and
Il. E Lester CGa.).
Oowa), S. NJ. Stephenson (Michl c.. d. Meiklejohn
(Neb) w. W. Bowers Oal), W r. Ellis (Ore).
5. ;. Barney (Wis) c. Curtis (kan). Edgar Wilson
and ID. T. Flynn Okla) Democrats OF. c.
McRae (Ark), A. g. Latmer IS. c.. F. +. Downing
Qll). oscar w Underwood (Ala) and W. a Jarvis
(Na).
Election Of President. ,etc-Reppblicans S)uNeW-
il. Atwood CMassJ. W. o. Arnold PENN, {. B.
Beach COhiol. j. H. Raney (Mol James Mclachan
(CalJ and r. " Mahaney (N. y. democrats o.
Thomas c. lawson CGa), Jesse F. stallings CAla-)
and NJ. W Howard (AlaD
Alcoholic Liquor Trafiic-Republicans (6(-Elijah
A. Morse (Mass). Charles Daniels On ND Eugene
j. Hainer CNebl Andrew 4. Kiefer CMinn;l Orlando
Burrf CIll) and John : Willis CDclD. Democrats
(i)-I4 T. Livingston (ia }. $. Il. Cooper GexD, f.
H. Woodard (N c. and James g. Spencer (Miss)
Library-Republcans GA. {. Harmer Penn),
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

Democrats os)-J. B. McCreary QKyl, Andrew Price
Nrk). fernando ID. Money Miss) and r. {. New
lands (Nev)
I Wake NlassD Marriott BTOsius Penn). II. l.
johnson dn4 Henry V2p F0Ser ToSTeIs 2h5o JACOB ia OBJ
iefever o. " George Spalling Mich)., W A.
Calderhead KanJ, r j. Hil &05hn2, &Gho,ss an9 T. cox OK
QennJ Seth ". Cobb (MoJ, James r. CoDD C2
(Ala9 j. c. G. Black Ca. Francis O. Ne"lanus
New and John X. Cowen tMd). -
Merchant Marine and Fisheries-Kepn PUBL
cans GJ-s; T. Payne g. y ei;oro c. d. ,obios fi6h'i'
Criswolo tPennJ X. {. Mccormick (N. Y)' j. Siinp-
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
rprAKER REED ANNOUNCES HIS ASSIGN
MENTS.

MENTS.
.rp prNGIEY GETS THE WAYS AND MEANS
GUARDIANSHIP AND THE LEADERSHIP OF
THE HoUsE-MR. CANNON HEADS APPRo-
PRIATIONs. AND Mr.. HIT FOREIGN
AFFAIRs-MR. WALKER GETS
BANKING AND CURRENCY
THE OTHER sELEC-
TIONS.
Washington. Dec. I-The following is the full
set OF committees of the House of Representatives
.s announced by Speaker Thomas b Reed to-day:
Rules-The Speaker, ID. T. Henderson Gowa) John
nazell (PennD {. +. Crisp (Ga.) and Benton Nc
M.ll.n CTenn).
Ways and Mcans-Republicans QD-Neson Ding
ley jr. Me). Serene F.. Payne (N. y, John Dazell
1penn) Albert J. Hopkins On), c. II. Grosvenor
,0ho), Charles A. RUSSELL (Conn); J. p. Dolliyer
Gowa), George Steele Und5 NJ n. Johnson (N. D..
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

Henenway Gnd) and John E; Mccall Tenn.
democrats (s)-Joseph u. Sayers (TeX). A NJ Dock
ery (Mo), L. F. Livingston Ca Samuel ROBERT
son Ia) T. c. Layton (Ohio) ard F. Bartlett ~. -
Foreign Afairs-Republicans OR. X. Hit (1ll).
" r Draper NLass5 D. r. Adams. jr. PENN, Lem
ue E. Cuigg N y. Robert Cousins Qowa), Charles
p Taft ,OhioD. William a. Smith (Mich) Joel +.
Eeatwole (Minn) and Richmond Pearson On. O..
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

T.. f. Qugg N. ". Democrat G)-Amos j. Cum
mngs (N. W.
Printing g-Repubicans c2)-George d Perkins
Oowa) Charles A. Chickerng (N. ". Democrat
Q)-James D. Richards CTenn).
District Of Columbia-Republicans GA. G. Har-
mer PENN. James 4. Iabcock (Wis), George NJ:
Curtis Oowa), George w Hulick (Oho). Richard
C. shannon (N ". James II. Hul.ng CW. a..
BENJAMIN b. Odel, il. ~. ", Alfred Mines
OIicnJ. George l.. Wellington (Md). Democrat 5
(6l-James d. Richardson (1enn) Harry W. Rusk
(MdD James r. Cobb (Ala). +. +. Meredith NaD,
Joseph Abbott Tex.), Seth ". Cobb MOI
Observation-Disclosures G)-Galusha A Grow
OennD. Samuel W Mccall (Msssl Samuel NJ.
Clark Gowa). X. G. Mccormick On. ". Charles l..
Henry GndJ, William +. Barrett (Nlass). Samuel
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
West 23d St.

,,o.s, r l. low Cdoo and l. F. Fischer IN. ".
Democrats (2,-H G. Turner tCa.l and T. = Catch-
ngs CMiss) Populist DC. NJ KEN (Neb.l
Expenditures in the Department 81 Ioss
HIlC' t. Fletcher Ninn) and W. Evans (ky)r Dem
ocrats (3)-I- s. Hall Mo). J. c. McDearmoh 'ieh''
and 7. J. Strait IS. Co.
Exnenditures on Public Buildings gs-Repuolcans
OF Settle On. @, T. Updesran Howa'' Demo. -; a.
Ieightv Nnd) and William s Knox (Mass). rtt DEIlo
Gratis 90 W. Underwood tAla), w. J. Iaipert
IS c. and J. D. Sayers CTex.).
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

C'exas), c. J. Boatner Ga.). Joseph f. Washington
(Tenn), Joseph W. Bailey .(Texas), " l.. Terry
(Ark.) and David \. De Almond C1o).
Postofflces and Observation-Disclosures (9)-E F.
Loud (Cal). George W. Smith Gll.), John J. Gard
ner On. - w. J. Linton Mich), ~; p Sperry
(Conn) Thomas Settle (N. Co George HUFF PENN.
William LorriIner ND. J. L. Bromwen COhiol. o.
l.. Miller (kan), r. Il. Mahany q. v ana \. O.
Murphy tArzD. Democrats 6>-John c. Kyle
(Miss), c. a. Swanson Na). " Z. Grain Crex)
Henry W. Ogden Q4a), George c. Pendleton CTeX)
and L. :. Hall (MoD.
Elections. No. 1-Repubcans G)-Charles Daniels
N. y. Lemuel W. Royse Gnd). f. d. Cooke Qll);
L. c. Leonard Penn), W. II. Moody CMass) and
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

Hyde ONash). James f. Watson Qnd) and D. 7.
Flynn (OklaD Democrats (5)-JOhn VI. Allen lMiss).
John NJ Maddox tCia.). George c. Pendleon CTexas),
John $ Little (Ark) and William {. Owens kyD
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-06-19

Before New Year, cards were
out, in two widely separated
cities, for the marriage of Gwen
doline Winston to Frank Ney-
lends. and of Edith Emmerson to
Guy Brandon.
Two fairer, happier brides it
would be hard to find, despite that
Ii tile Summers Filtration.
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everyone in regard to my engage
ment, and neither of us have re-
membered, as we should have
done, Ediths claim to your entire
attention.
Guy sat as one dazed. Gwen
doline's unexpected frankness had
taken him completely by surprise.
He had never thought of the pos
sibility of her belonging to some
one else, though he had never
thought, either, of deserving
Edith for her; but she was beauti-
full and he intensely loved beauty;
she was witty and brilliant and he
was an enthusiastic admirer of
both; she was a charming compan-
ion and it pleased him to be seen
as her escort. Now this was all
over and she was going away with
another. He felt disappointed
and deeply chagrined.
$50 this is to be the end of our
pleasant days here, is it? Well,
Miss Winston, l do not think you
have treated us quite fairly, and
yet, | know that l have not acted
as an engaged man should, but
argued With myself that you knew
it and it was all right"
"But suppose I had not known
it?" Gwendoline asked, turning
her beautiful eyes upon him.
Guy moved uneasily.
81 don't know how it would
have been then"
"Ah! That is it. You do not
know how many heartaches you
might have given some unsuspect-
ing girl, and l can say just the
same to myself. Suppose we
agree together, now, to act differ
emily in the future? What say
your"
Gwendoline was standing before
him holding out her pretty dim
pied hand.
"Agreed" Guy laughed as he
sprang TO his feet and grasped her
hand.
81 will say good bye now, as I
may not see you again. | thank
you for the many pleasant times
you have given me, and I shall al
ways remember you with graft
tude."
90, Miss Winston, l cannot
tell you how much -all, and
especially, have enjoyed your stay
here. You have given far more
pleasure than you have received
and | know we shall all miss you
so much, but l wish you all the
happiness this earth can give, and
long, long life to enjoy it."
Gwendoline left Guy standing
there in the moonlight and went
to her mother. On the way
through the hall, she looked in the
reading room, where she knew
Edith was usually to be found, and
calling softly to her, sent her out
to the piazza to Guy.
Guy understood at once, but
Edith never suspected that Guy
had not sent GWendOline to find
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GENERAL l.
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Shortest Name in the World.

The shortest name in the world
has been developed by the war
between Japan and China. 1t Is
that of General l, Tartar com
mander, who has, perhaps, distin-
guished himself above other Chi
nese generals, having conducted q
campaign-though a losing one
of some effectiveness.
The French, comments Youth
Companion, are supposed to have a
monopoly Of gurnames, names
which consist OF one letter. A con-
siderable number Of such names
have been cited in the French press
from time to time. Mademoiselle
o, for instance, keeps a grocer's
shop at Louviers, and Monsieur A
is rural guard in the department Of
Cote-d'Or. A family named Y is
the pride aud joy of a Belgian
town.
In the United States, given
names-they could hardly be
called Christian names-consisting
of single letter, have not infre-
quently been bestowed. a Western
business man bore the given name
of Pho more, no less-through a
long life, and q certain New Eng
land boy is named J.
No name so short as that of Gen
eral 7 has yet been discovered,
however, as 1 is certainly the thin
nest letter in the alphabet.