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She laid her check softly against her
fathers hand.
ragh, in her gown of state, the pitiful
threadbare finery that had helped to
trick her dead out of his self reproach.
Evidently she was long past weeping.
There was no hint of tear stain in all
her cameo face. The pain Of terror had
left her Swallowed eyes. They were list
less, hopeless as was the quivering
mouth.
Across the grave her eyes travelled to
Fanning's own in a long, searching
gaze. As they fell softly away she raised
her hand in a faint, mute gesture Of
farewell.
1.-THE Lost Cause" flaming pinxit)
was among the academy sensations of
two years later. One spectator of it-a
tall, distinguished, military looking
man, with very dark eyes and very
white hair-started so at sight of it as
to make the pretty young woman upon
his arm tremble.
"Why, Richard What is the mat
ter? Surely you are not going to faint
over just seeing your old flag againF"
The tall man did not answer. Instead
he stood looking. looking, his soul in
his eyes, who knows what crowding
memories surging in heart and soul.
| His rapt gaze drew the attention of the
artist, whom chance sent along at that
minute. Tanning lounged forward, with
his best society air, to say nonchalantly,
"Have I done your cause injustice, gem
eral?"
Before the general could answer the
pretty lady gave little, delighted
scream. "Oh, Richard, is that really,
truly Mr.. Tanning, whom l am dying
to know? Do please present him before
some one spirits him away.
''There is not much left to say after
that speech; but, Tanning this is the
rash young woman who has just dared
to marry me- She admires you, think,
even more than your work, the general
said, trying to speak lightly.
As Tanning murmurld his thanks
Bertram lounged up to the grou1, view
ed the picture critically and trrn ed
away, saying, with half shrug: You
hardly do Just re, flaming, to either
| yourself or your subject. You have
caught form and substance perfectly,
out the spirit is lacking.
! Farming looked at him steadily, say
ing, Il never paint portraits from even
tho finest model"
"Oh, do tell MS where You found her
that is, if there ever was woman
like this, " the pretty woman said eager
ly. 'She must have been perfectly de-
licious i'll that queer gown, with such
eyes, such hair, such everythingr'
Tanning shot a glance of appeal at
Bertram, who answered it with the
words: '"There was such a woman,
Mrs. l myself saw her, and she
lived in Tennessee. By the way, gen.
eral, that is your state is it not?"
YES" said the general, with white
lips, "but it is 90 years since have set
foot in it. You say this woman lived
there. Where is she now?"
I'm heaven, 1 hope. Poor Miss La
nier! They buried her just a month aft
er her father"
"Ahl l recall the name. Yes, we
were comrades. Poor fellow Life for
him meant martyrdom. am glad to
know it is ended" General - said,
hurrying his wife away. Tanning and
Bertram, below the peaceful picture,
looked after him with compromising
eyes.
One said low to the other: HE loved
her and lost her love. Truly, there are
more martyrdoms than one"
THE END.
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By MARTHA MOULLOOH WILLIAMS.


Once again in life he snw her, "a
hours later, standing 1T tie heao Of a
deep, open grave, where inJo lolg,
narrow, black coffin was being lowered
with reverert Ii; IDS. Mrs. Reid stood
81 side of er, all in deco .ous black;
joe upon the othur, and spiDk and span
in city cut clothes; botwi:.t them OAR
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The Philosophy of Histor,

The Philosophy of History.
Effie (at her lessons)-I think history's
much nicer than arithmetic, auntie.
Auntie-Why, dear?
Efiie-Because you don't have to
prove your answers. Pail Mall Budget.
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Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
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Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
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only remedy of its kind ever pro-
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to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
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may not have it on hand will pro-
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substitute.
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$500 IN GOLD DROWNS A RiN.

Al tho burning Of u steamboat on tho Hudson
river forty yOuri ago, many Of tho passengers
were drowned. Among tho bodies brought up
from tho bottom OF tho river by srappIng was
that of a man known to have been uu excellent
swimmer around hH goh' paa ben containing
nedrly $500 N god, That told the story
IN old mud chronic oaaCs OF indigestion
Dyspepsia or gaStriIIs-it Is all the samol the
sufferer develops u great variety OF symptoms
aud often dloi-posoutd BY iheproditetI Of AI olrl
iorpid and pdimid stomach. His food, instead Of
being llgeiied, and 10 iurnNhing strength and
physical substance, icrmentsan pntrches with
IN him Tho chief process Of life Is arrested at a
vital point Tho more ha eats tho worse on no
Is. Aud yet unless no can ba fed no must also
perish. People do 80 diO, daily, By Thousands
but we doctors seldom have the moral courage
to give tho cause iA true name lost We should
bo laughed at for our Inability to cure so sim
plo' athing Us indigestion. simplo' Why It Is
tho capstono OF all complaints aud the mother
OF most OF ihcm."-sO writes a famous English
physicuu.
Tho sufferers friends often advise him TO
cheer up; to throw oil his leIhurgy aud cat
freely, Had advice lilo knows better. NO"
no an,wcn, 81 cannot; my food does me no
good,n lie /. right Food HOR is gold In the
spent swimmers belt
Take tight nourIshmcnt followed immediately
by dose OF tho Shaker Digestive COrdIal-a new
and radical remedy discovered and prepared by
the Shakers OF Mt Lebanon, n, Y.-tho essence
Of medicinal herbs and plants cultivated by
them alone. Then continue with Il Relieves
at once aud soon cures Pleasant to the palate
and adapted to oil constitutions Geta Donkey
Puzzle Book from your druggist
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those yacht clubs have most spirited
contests, both IN sailiug,and rowing, ~
These crafls nre Of all lypes known 10
modern yaChtsm0n, and not fow OF the
vessels are schooneT yachts Of rs hand.
some aud fast models as eau DO found
anywhere In tho world,
AS n RHO these yachts nro designed
by tho Japanese and built by native
workmen, In tho spring aud fall races
the old style OF Japanese "sampana"
often tNkO part. Tho 'sampaR," with
its odd lines and single square sail, Is Il
queer looking craft in the eyes OF for.
Olgnors, but ''sampan" is often found
away in the lead at thG flush,
In tho WY OF steam yachts ! may
mention that tho omporor'a newest
steam yacht, the JunkOl, built Mt the
IOkosuka navy yard, Is now used us u
dispatch boat between KOrea, FOrmosa
and Japan, and Ia said to be ono Of tho
teeIest dispatch boats in any navy oil
tho world.
As oarsmeu, the Japanese especially
excel, Every C0lege in the mikado's
land has ita crack and minor rowing
N'She' JuHb W ~ tlla NuuHhN4t WV
students OF each college contest for tho
rowing championship, Tho crews OF
tho Imperial University Rowing Club
are made up Of the very cream OF tho
amateur oaFsmeR in Toxic. Orr navy
also contains scores OF fine boat crews,
In the harbor OF Nagasaki once saw
Q boat race between six.Oared cutIor
from Russian mNn.ol.wur and q
native sampan, Sculled by a solitary
jan. The course was about two miles
long and every other craft was kept cut
Of tho way TO insure fair race, 1t
wasn't much Of race, however, from
the standpoint Of tho Russians, Tor
their cutter came in three lengths be-
hind the solitary sculler.
RUDDER AGAINST FlNKEGI-
The sampan is a craft oil thoroughly
Japanese origin, but in u general way
resembles the fat-bottomed dory used
by American fishermen. It is propelled
usually by a long, broad.bladad oar ut
tho stern. Of worry simple construction
IL tho sampan, but very strong craft,
nevertheless, in the terrific storms
known rs tai.iu or "typhoons" The
old style OF Japanese Junk is only a lar.
ger sampan, with square main'sa'i
and n jib. Sailing to leewNrd, tho old
junk was rather slow, but sailing to
windward she was swift.
1t is possible, and even probable, that
tho fast sailing yacht OF Newest Japan,
while built largely on modern western
ideas, will have many traces oil tho
sampan in her lines.
II such craft comes over to Amori'
can waters to contest with your Yankee
supremacy, look out for her! 1t will DO
necessary, then, to sCout defenders and
your NIgilants into their brightest con-
ditions.
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CuCKAMAUGA Park.

General RosoCrHns wIlI DO Missed-Tho
unlcnl Programme Prepared
While the German soldiers hearts
pulsato with pride and glow in the
memories OF prus,ian achievements
during their present celebration OF ho-
role deelsand war horoilm, Americans
generally are not less active nor proud
in the coming celebration oil tho Chick
amauga national military park seplem'
Der 1921 ut Chattanooga, Ienneshec'
That little city has arrested the atten-
ton OF the whole world aud will witness
within two weeks the most notable mil
ilary event III tho worlds history, !. O.,
the formal conservation to tho people Of
tho United States the lighting ground
OF the most destructive battles IN ms
tory, and the death scenes Of many q
brave general and gallant soldier II
there be aughL 10 mar the completeness;
OF that Incompatible occasion, II VIII
DO the absence 0t "Old Rosey." Zen
cral RUsecrAas' presence again where
lie often vas in Us would be u finishing
touch to the victory OF peace-the wine
TO tho love least. but though away oil
in California, tho old general will in
srirt DO on tho battlefield, aud the
heart Of Yankee aud rebel alike will
Join in the prayer that "OId ltoscy" will
yet DO spared to yis, "LytIe," Widow
Glenus," "Ylnards" aud all the old
scenes very familiar, doubtless, to his
minds vision.
From the war department the official
programme OF tue dedication has gone
out and It entails the presence IN CHAT
tanooga at that time OF vlCe'Presidens
Adai L. Stevenson, Secretary OF war
Daniel 5. Lamont, fifteen senators,
twenty-five congressman, Speaker Crisp
aud General Schoheld, U. 5. y.
On Snodgrass hill, September 10, at
noon, the exercises will DO formally
opened, Generals Palmer and Gordon
delivering tho Orations. The scene OF
public aud veterans, friends and foes,
all united on the once iiercOIy contested
spot will beggar description. and surely
then "ii the spirits OF tho dead parIIcl'
pate in tho joys and SORROWS Of those
near and dear to them in this transitory
life" tho gloriGed shades OF the depart
cd ChickamaugN generals and soldiers
will hover peacefully over that scene
and shed a blessing over the triumph
OF unity and peace.
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Special Dispatch 70 ht mtsligt":eT.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept, 1.-The fol.
lowing West Virginians have been
granted pensions:
Rcissua-Nathauic D. lIelmick, Pala.
tine; John II. Daley. Jerrys Run;
Louis Meder, WheeIinei Frederick
Gehring, Wheeling.
Original-James Clayton, Van Gloves.
vile; Ellis Underwood, Alma; John a,
Ridonour, Mt. Carbon.
RonewaI-Jamos +, Todd, Charleston
David K. Hill, Ryan.
Additional Michael MathOney, Ora.
ham Mines; James L. Egan, Mt. Olive;
Sylvester q. Boso, Utica,
Increase james NJ. Miller, Radctih ;
Mortimer Cunningham, Poca.
Original widows, etc,-Martha Il Boil.
yard; Susan SnagGs, Independence (;
minors OF Vincent Cooper, Green Dot.
tom; Eliza J. Halfhill, Wyoma.
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HTFFIIT U'VlTFH 10 VIC I7H'"I3IN'IT
SrEuuESvILLC, ONO, Sept 2.-The
SteubenyilIe leo and cold storage plant,
built three years ago at a cost OF $llO,-
900, was knocked down at sherltl's sale
to-day to the Miners and Mechanics
Bank of this city for $1,000. The bank
held first mortgage. Cincinnati capt.
tal!sts were largely interested in the
plant and are the main losers.
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, Distressing kidney and bladder dis
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GREAT soUrm AMERICAN KIDSEY CURG."
This new remedy Is u great surprise on
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relieving pain IN tho bladder, kidneys.
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tontion OF water and pain in passing it
almost Immediately II you want quick
reiet ani euro this is your remedy,
Sold by K ii. List. druggist, Wheeling.
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Held for Murder.

Special DIpd,ch 10 ne hieligeicer
SrErBENvrLLE, Sept, The pFelim.
mary hearing in tho case OF Thomas
Barcus, who was stabbed on Friday
night and died Of his wounds, was held
this evening, and at the conclusion
Frank Rosner, who did the cutting, was
held for tho action Of the grand jury on
charge Of murder. William Geary
aud John Dri'coIl, who were in the
affair, were discharged, but are held as
witnesses.
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SEVERAL years ago was taken with u
soyero attack Of tlux. was sick in bed
about ton days und could get nothing
to relieve mo until | used Chamber.
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, which cured me and has been
a household remedy with US ever since.
J. e. NARROW, Decaturville, Mo.
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a. A.. H. Enrnmpmrnt NJ louisville, Ky.
Tho Ohio Riyor railroad has boon do.
clnrol tho official fouiO to Louisville,
Ky, for tho q. A. Il. aud tho WOlnOn's
R0Hnf Cnrpr, Of WOst Virginia ItrkDtp
will bO on salu via this route September
to llLh, good to return until October
D, 1905, Tickets viii road via Lexington
or Newport, KY, thus giving tho holder
tho privilege Of either route, or going
uno route aul returning tho other
Ratio from Wheeling will 30 81 20 Tor tho
round trip Take tho Wutt virginia
Flying leaving WhooIng At jilj H. H.,
Central tilnO.
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Special DispH''h 10 ne HtHigt1etr.
HrSrISGroH, W. Va, Sept. The
union tailors employed ut tho merchant
tailoring establishment OF Paul Dobor,
in .hia city. wont out on strike this
morning. Tho mon recently joined tho
union and alleged that thor employer
promised to sign tho scale, but whom 1t
was presented to him no refused to do
an
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Nptfl1l DITdlfh % ne InItN79dlctf.
HuNrISdroS, W. Va, Sept, 1.-The
circuit court in thonow county OF NIinro
will convene nOxt Monday aud Judge
Harvey expects TO have a large docket
TO dispose OF, includlng large number
OF criminal case. The county Jail Is
now completed and tho authorities are
taking charge Of their own prisoners
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Special Diipa'ch 10 dc Inieligcinr.
HUSrISGToS, W. Va, Sept "A bccr
war is about to DO instituted here among
tho Cincinnati browerios. There aro
only a fow firms represented. but in the
past low days agencies have been US.
tabli,hCd by the Lion, wCidumnn, John
IInuoko aud others, md tho war will DO
n bitter ono.
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CONN
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DO uuro and Use that old and woIl-trod
remedy, Mus. WINsLow'sSoorIISd SYnup
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ST. prruSnuHG, Sept. l.-Ollcial 70.
turns show that thoro havo boon 2,O2j
coscB OF cholera, and us deaths from
that disease in tho govctnmont Of
Voihynia between July II aud August
-
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JAPAN DESIRES
To Try Conclusions With AmOrI-
cas- Fast Sailing Cra,ts,
ELlTED BY RECENT SUCCESSES

With warshlps, Hor People are Eager
Tor Sporting VIctorIes-New Type at
SInop, Neither Keel Nor Contrc-
board, Which They Wish TO rlt
Against Our ViGIlants aud Defend.
Crs.
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WEAKNESS Is tho symptom. impoyer-
ished blood tho cause. llood's Sarsapa-
rilla the cure. 1t makes the weak
strong. III
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Pick up your atlas, consultiI, and you
will find that tho Empire Of Japan is
spread out over nearly 1000 islands.
Nippon, Kushiu, shikoku, Yeddo and
tho lately acquired Formosa are the
principal ones. Tho remainder arc
small, but aro all inhabited, From pre-.
historic times up to tho present com.
municatiOn between these Islands has
boon kep! up, and this has produced q
race Of hardy sailors and clever boat
builders.
In boat and ship building Japan has
kent pace with tho other gigantic strides
aho hRB mndp in modern progrrsP.
Japnnosc skill In navigation and naval
architecture received splendid proof IN
tho lnto Soa fights against China's Pea
Yang iloOL
Lately 40 hRvo been proud 10 show
tho world that largo number Of our
boqt vessels have been built in our own
shlpyardI by native workmCn. Our
peoplo having sufficiently acquired tho
1rl Of building mOdorn vessels, now
emulation among our buldOra Ia Buro TO
come, ior each will atfiyO to Guido his
competitions, aud gain tho credit Of
building tho fastest and gtaunchclt
ships aud boat1. Tho building Of fast
Vachtg Ia bound to keep up with tho
construction Of war md merchant vcB.
sola. Tho Japanese ato, a. u people,
grOaL loyOfa OF all forms Of tfuo sport.
YACnT RACES FREQUENT
Boat faces hnVO over boon n fnvoriO
paolimo among rs, ovOn our children
showing thor loyo Of tho bpor. lllil
national iniofos. is aGHatie' has been
increased by tho Tact TINT noatly all oil
our groaL cities arc situated upon tho
BBRCOait,
In oyOry ono Of tho treaty ports Of
Japan thofo arc yncht clubs, organized
both by Foreigners aud natives. In
Yokohama, for instance thOtN Ia tho
Yokohama inCht club, organized by
natIvOl aud Foreigners. Besides this
llofo ara tho EngliGh and other we'll
known clubs Each has magnificent
club house. Every spring aud fall
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Uso Dr. Miles NERVE PLAsrErB for SPINAL
WEAKNESS, All druggists soil ON for sc.

When Iauy wan alex, wc gave her caytoria.
When sllo was Child, Eho criod for Casturls,
When Flro became MIsH, sho clung TO Castoria,
When Gl.O had ChlldrcU, Ghs gave them Ca'torlA
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TtiieAi IaaaqGia IN Nce lorE Sunday PreL
"wo want the Americas Cup. Wo
believe that tho Japanese can build and
man yacht that will OuIsall Amori.
cas- NigilauIs and Defenders. This is
ono OF the current topics in Japan"
This is translated, in substance, from
a letter which recently received from
my friend, Mr., SatO, wOll,known ma
rine architect, whose father is tho owner
OF many coast steamships aailinG from
Osaka
And Mr., Suto knows what he is talk
ing about lie spent many years in
America, England, Scotland and France,
which time was devoted to the study OF
marine architecture,
Soon after his return to Osaka Mr.,
SRto took charge OF tho yards OF tho
Osaka ShipbuildIng Company. ono OF
his fret noteworthy performances was
tho designing and building Of truly
wonderful craft, tho konNmi, which
means Little Wave" The KonGml
was built fora Mr.. 0miwa, n well.Snown
banker OF Osaka, who Is an enthusiastic
aud liberal patron OF yachting.
The konami, which was thon u sloop
yacht, or "singIe.stlckor," proved her
speedy qualities AT once. Prize alter
prize she won, aud with them the
popular namo OF "Kusen," which may
ha translated as "sky ship" or balloon,
Tor in every race tho konami flew way
ahead OF the other yachts.
FAST AND DRAWS ONLY NINE FEET.
The KonRmi is neither graceful nor
fine looking Above her water line she
looks more like biz whaleboat than
anything else. She is built on com.
bination OF ideas taken IRON modern
boats and from tho Buugo type OF sam
pan,
shall have 10 rely upon my memory
for the measurements oil tho kUnHml,
which arc about rs follows; Length
over all, % ieot; wafer line, rs teoI y;
beam, IL feet q inches; drauGht. feet q
inches; full leugth OF mast, 60 ieOt,
Sachtsmen OF this country arc
likely to AJAX: allow is 1t possible TO
build yacht OF the dimensions OF tho
Konami and make her fast with a
draught oil only nine feet and six
incnes?'
In answer. l will explain that our
ba lders are, Of course, familiar VITA
the American centre.board idea, but
they believe that they have gone tho
ceutre.board one better by taking pat
tern after the sampan and using long
rudder, instead OF ceutre.board. This
long ruddor extends considerably be-
low the keel OF tho Konami. and can DO
raised or lowered, at the skipper's
pleasure. This combination OF shallow
draught and long, big rudder is one to
which American yacht builders should
give earnest attention, for such con-
sideration would doubtless help to the
naturalization OF q new and faster Do
sign Of yacht here, Us it has in tho in'
stance Of Mr. Sato's creation.
Tho Konami is the largest ptoHsure
sailing craft that has ever been built IN
Japan. The original owner has sold her,
and she is now rugged as schooner and
used in the pursuit OF seal hunting.
There arc many more faIt.sailing
Japanese yachts, but they arc all OF
smaller dimensions than the Konami
Que Of them is owned by young Mr.,
Iwasaki, son OF the owner OF tho once
famous Nlutsubishi Steamship Com.
pnny, now known as the Nippon Usen
Kaishia, which is one OF tho largest and
weaIthiost steamship companies in tho
world.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


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