davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-27

ae sympatyzuje g6rnikami i
ayczy i'm zwycieztwa strajku.
ST.. LOUIS, 26go Lipca. =
Stu wsdrujacych straiker6w,
masyerujacych pod wodza Co.
xeyana Bradleya, pr6bowa1o
dis zajsc pociag towarowy
kolei Illinois Central ko1o Bel.
leville, III. Me dopusci} do
tego szeryf ze swymi pomocni'
kami.
Indianapolis, Ind, 26go
Lipca. Gubernator postano-
viii wydse odezws proponujs'
ca roassdne wspieranie nsdzs
cierpiscych g6rnik6w i ich ro-
dzin.
WHEELING, w. Va, 26go
Lipca. - Przybyl tu dis po'
poludniu Debs, witany przez
liczne t}umy. P6zniej odbylo
sic wielkie zgromadzenie W
srodku miasta. Jutrzejsza kon-
ferencya przyw6dzc6w robo.
tnik6w bardzo bsdzie waans i
moze cd niej zalezec bsdzie los
strajku. Debs twierdzi, ae ME
prawda jest, co donosily gaze
ty, jakoby we Fairmont strajk
sic ME powi6da: DUO g6rnik6w
przylaczylo sig do strajku, a
1e wszyscy tego ME uczynili,
pochodzi stsd, il wlasciclele
kopalf zabronili i'm przycho-
die ma zgromadzenia. Stosunki
niewolnicze panuja tam W ko-
palniach i dlatego trudniejszs
tam jest praca organizator6w.
PARAMOUNT, W. Va, 26go
Lipca. - Chociaz przyw6dzcy
robotnik6w twierdzs, ae osis-
gnsli tn piezle rezultaty, Okla
zuie sic "a sprawozdo6 VIE
czornych, il wyw6z wegli stsd
zwiekszyl sic, a ME zmiejszyl.
Ma dis wieczorem zapowie.
dziane bylo zgromadzenie W
New England: ME odby1o sic,
bo stawilo sic ma ME tylko %
g6rnik6w.
P1TTsBURe, Pa, 26 Lipca.-
Dolan i Warner, przyw6dzcy
g6rnik6w, zapewnili szeryfa,
be straikierzy ME zamierzaia
maszerowat do kopal6 IN. Y.
& Cleveland Gas Coal Co."
We Czwartek chcs poslac mo.
wcow do kopalnl De Armltta,
by tamtejszych g6rnik6w ma.
klonie do strajku, ale W spo'
sob najzupelniej pokojowy.
Tysisc g6rnik6w uzbrojo.
nych W cisskie palki poma-
szerowalo do kopal6 Castle
Shannon kolo Oak Station i
naklonili tamtejszych 40 g6r-
nik6w do przystspienia do
strajku. Odby3o sic to zupel'
ME spokojnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-27
Wielbiciel Kopernika.

= Br! Kopernik twierdzi, 70 sic.
mia sic kreoi apan o'tassewsh
mowi ME - ona stoi.
= TfulJa ME moge sis M nogach
utrzymad, GAIA ziemia mi sic do kola
obraca! Ten Kopernik ma rseht jak
Boga i mojs Kundzie kocham = .
ten Ostaszewski, nje musial sis chy.
b. nigdy porssdnis usGnsd, kisdH
tak gadAi...s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-27
P02ar.

KAUKAUNA, Wis, 26 Lipca.
Wielka fabryka naleaaca do
Badger Paper Co." spalisa sic
dis rano, wkr6tce po p6lnocy.
Szkoda zrzadzona wynosi
S25O,OOO. Byla to najwieksza
fabryka papieru ia p64nocnym
zachodzie; wybudowano ia W
roku 1854 a glowny budynek
z cegie} mial 200 stop dsugo.
Sci, a l75 stop szerokosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-27

skim, przez odrzucenie wnio.
sku o ukroceniu prawa publ.
cznych zebra6. Odrzucenie to
uwaaajs slusznie "a protest
ludu przeciwko targnieciu sic
cesarza ma wolnosc obywatel,
ska j radza Wilhelmowi, azeby
ME uwaza1 sic "a Fryderyka
Wielkiego, ME chcsc zasluayc
W historyi ma przydomek Ma:
lego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-27
Pielgrzymka.

SARATOGA, n. Y, 25 Lipca.
- o p6lnocy przejezdaa1 tsdy
specyalny pocisg kolejowy
zlozony IA wagon6w, zapea-
niony przejezdzajacymi Fran
cuzami kanadyjskimi, kt6rzy
odbywajs pielgrzymks do Gu.
downego mieisca W Beaupre,
W Kanadzie. Dzisiaj jest dzie6
sw. Amy i W Beaupre odby-
wa sic odpust.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-27
Brak Wegli.

JOLIET, ILL.,, 26go Lipca. =
Farmerzy teraz zaczynajs cd.
czuwae skutki strajku g6rni-
k6w. W calej okolicy tutej,
szej ME ma drzewa opa2ovego
i farmerzy musza uzywac We
gil. Wlasnie jestto czas m}6
cenia owsa, pszenicy zyta, a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-27
DO DELEGATION
na Sejm Zjednoczenia.
ZAPROSZENLE.

Poniewaz jutro ma sic roz.
poczae pierwszy Sejm nadzwy.
czajny Pol. Re-. Kat. Zjedno.
czenia W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych i to W warunkach mad
zwyczaj trudnych dla naszego
ludu W obecnych czasach og6l-
nego bezrobocia, przeto, aaeby
ME zabierac wiele czasu Dele.
| gatom i ME naraaat ich M
niepotrzebne koszta, a dac i'm
mozuost wlasciwego porozu-
mienia sic wzajemnego = niaej
podpisany, jako viceradca du-
chowny Zjednoczenia probo-
szcz przy kosciele sw. Stani-
slawa K, zaprasza wszystkich
obecnych Delegat6w ma tenze
sejm, znajdujacych sic W Chi.
cago, ma plebanie, ma godzine
si6dms wieczorem.
Tym sposobem Szanowni
PIP. Delegaci beda mieli spo.
sobnosc jedni poznac sic WA.
jennie, inni odnowic znajomo.
Sci. Nam take nadziejs, ze i
Wielebni Kaplani miejscowi i
pozamiejscowi raczs sic zebrat
ma ten wiecz6r.
Zapraszam wszystkich tenn
bardziej 2 tego powodu, ze ze
stroay Towarzystw polskich
PREY kosciele sw. Stanislawa
K. ME zrobiono zadnych nad-
zwyczajnych przygotowa6, jak
sic to kiedys, "a lepszych cza.
SOW praktykowalo. Dzisiaj
moznaby sic wyrazic, ze zro.
biono nadzwyczajue nieprzy.
gotowanie i wlasnie dla wyja-
snienia naszego dose smutnego
potozenia zapraszam raz jeszcze
Szanownych PIP. Delegatdw ma
to posiedzenie przedsejmowe,
ma kt6rem bedziemy mogl'
swobodnie porozmawiac o tenl
co pred Sejmem wiedziec ma.
ley i co moze bardzo wielc
ulatwit obrady sejmowe.
Sejm zostanie otwarty Mszq
sa0. o godz. 9 rano W kosciele
sw. Stanislawa T., przy ul.
Noble i Ingraham, a ztamtsd
udadza sic Delegaci do miejsca
obrad, kt6re Delegaci polskich
Towarzystw chicagoskich, ma
lezacych do p. P. R. K. Zjedno.
czenia przygotuja.
Tam po sprawdzeniu man
dat6w j ukonstytuowaniu sic
izby sejmowej, ,zostanie przyje
ty program i PREY pomocy Bo'
aej, pod opieka Najswistszego
Boskiego Serca Jezusowegc,
przy pomocy naszej Naiswiet-
szej Kr6lowej Korony Polskiej
zalatwimy sic z trudnosciami,
kt6re wywolaly potrzebe zwo.
lania obecnego Sejmu, majac
ma ustach j W sercach slowa:
Bog z nami!
Kto przeciwko nami
Przewielebnych j Wieleb-
nych Konfratr6w, kapaan6w
polskich, naleascych do Zje-
dnoczenia Pol. Re-. Kat, tax.
ze i Szanownych urzednik6w
naszej organlzacyl, oczekuJe U
siebie kazdej chwili i upra.
szam o podpiech przybycia "
nasze progi.
rs. w. Brzydski G. R.
Rektor kosciola sw. Stanisla.
wa K, Viceradny Zjednocze.
MIA P. R. K. p. o. B. s. j.
P. s. Wszyscy Delegaci po.
"a chicagoscy mogs sic zgla.
szac wprost do kancelaryi pa.
rafalnej sw. Stan. K, przy ul.
Noble j Ingraham, a zasiegna
tam potrzebnych informacyj,
tyczscych sic wszelkich moze.
bnych ulatwie6.
Wielbiciel Kopernika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-27
Zjazd kOleaenski.
z Tarcowa piszs:


Me ma pewnie silniejszego
wezla przyjazni mad zacisnio.
ny miedzy mlodemi duszami
ma }awach szkolnych; trwaly
on i W p6zne lata! Dowodem
tego zjazd odbyty dnia %
Czerwca W Tarnowie koleg6w,
kt6rzy W r. 1872 skladali tam
mature gimnazyalna. JUBILEE
usz 25letni zgromadzil 13
uczestnik6w 16 zyjscych do.
tad. q r6anych stron kraju j
r6znych posterunk6w zawodo.
wei piracy przybyli, vital sic
koledzy 2 rzewnem i cd lez
ME wolnem uczuciem, zw}a.
SEGA, ze niekt6rzy po 25letniej
roz}sce po raz pierwszy usci.
sneli sobie dion bratnia.
Mic niestraciwszy zasad
WARY i naszego tradycyjnego
pocsynania wszystkiego Q Bo.
giem, ze skupieniem uroczy.
stem modlili sic ma mszach
sw., kt6re o godzinie lei rano
W kosciele katedralnym pieciu
koleg6w duchownych "a spo.
koj duszy iuz szesciu zmarlych
koleg6w pomyslposd ayjscych
odprawialo. Potem udali sic
do gimnazyum, gdzie ma Ia
wach szkolnych przez swych
dawnych dw6ch profesor6w
jeszcze urzedujscych PIP. J.
Kornickiego i w. Martusiewi.
cza i obecnego dyrektora dr..
Benoniego, serdecznie powita.
nj, przeirzeli katalogi, W kt6-
rych zapisane szeregi koleg6w
i noty z postep6w naukowych,
aywo wywola}y pamj4t spsdzo.
nych wsr6d sneju i pustych
awantur lat mlodocianych mad
ksisaka.
NSreszcie ma wsp6lnym obie.
die W hotelu krakowskim j
gocinnych stolach trzech kole.
cow W Tarnowie przebywaja.
cych, wsr6d potok6w toast6w
serdecznych i gawsd mad kole.
jami lat minionych przepedSili
reszte dnia, unoszac ma dlugo
panied dnia tego podnioslego,
kt6ry odswieayl i wzmocnia
wez}y ich przyiazni j kolezeh'
stwa dla wsp6lnej obrony u
czciwej piracy, jakich okazali
sic oyc sZerm1erzaui LA ." Ycn
stanowiskach.
Nazwiska ich: ks. Stanislaw
Adamczyk, prob. z T}ustego,
Stanislaw Dlugoszewski, nota-
ryusz z CASANOVA, Franci.
seek Dudkowski, nadinaynier
Przemysla, Edmund Gorzec.
XII, ofcya1 kolejowy z Stani-
slawowa, Leon Holzer nota-
ryusz z kopatyna, Gabryel
Orzakiewicz, notaryusz z Bic.
cza, ks. dr.. Aleksander Pech.
nix, prof. gimn. z Tarnowa,
Edmund Piasecki, naczelnik
stacyi kolejowejz Ozydowa, ks.
Franciszek Ratowski, prob. z
Starego Wisnicza, J6z.Rudzki,
naczelnik sadu z Dobczyc, ks.
Andrzej Sekowski, prob. 2
Nowego Wisnicza, ks. Fran.
ciszek Walczyhski, kanonik
katadr w Tarnowia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-27
P0raaka Wiihelma.

LoNDYN, 26go Lipca, =
Gazety tutejsze tryumfuja z
powodu porazki, jakiej doznal
cesarz Wilhelm W sejmie pru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-27

ME ma wegli do wprawienia W
ruch mlocar6. zyto jua zzete,
i zgnije W. stertach, jezeli 60
sic wkr6tce ME zm16ci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-27
Ma przechadzee.

Zona: = Patrz meausiu, jak wszy.
soy ma mnie patrza. Pewnie sadza
zem to suknie sprowadzila Psryzs.
MAJ: = Jak mnie sic xdsje, oni
ssdsa 10 j. okradlsn jali bank.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-27

kloWlCLd OhOaO oO5Oo0 AoSAA1
to znaczy nominalnie 100000
z1r. Mniejsza sumo, bo okolo
10000 zl. zebrano W Galicyi
ma pomnik Mickiewicza W
Krakowie W przeciagu lat II.
,,Przeglad" powiada dalej, ze
poniewaz tel sunny zaledwie
polowe zlozy1a Galicya, przeto
wytwarza sic stosunek dla
Warszawy i Krakowa: dw6ch
tygodni do II lat. Dodac ma
ley, il W Galicyi nap1ywaly
fundusze przewaznie z bal6w,
koncert6w i przedstawie6 anna.
torskich, W Warszawie zas re
skladek dobrowolnych. Jezeli
potracimy z sunny og6lnej
$4,000 zir. jako doch6d 2 wi
dowisk, otrzymamy nowy sto.
sunek: W Krakowie rocznie
wplywalo 1900 z}r. W Warsza'
vie dziennie 1900 zlr. Pierw-
sza cyfrs podwyzsza jeszcze
,,Przegl9d" do 1900 "a. po od'
traceniu Z lat og6lnej liczby
II, W ciagu kt6rych zbierano
sk1adki, poniewaz, jak mowi,
,,nie traktowano ma razie spra-
wy ma seryo"; potem z uwagi
ma to, ze W Galicyi, jako uboz'
szej cd Kr6lestwa, 1900 21r.
znaczy tyle co 5000 z}r., a ma,
wet wiecej, otrzymuje estate
czny stosunek nap}ywu ska
dek: wv Warszawie dzie1
dawas tyle, co W 6 alicyi rok"
Wizno. - Polacy W Whine
ME omieszkaja wziasc czynnego
udziaiu W uczczeniu Adama
Mickiewicza. Pochwalajac pro.
iekt postawienia pomnika dla
wieszcza W Warszawie, Polacy
W Whine chcs 60 uczcic i W
tenn misscie, gdzie spsdzh
mlodosc gdzie odebra} wyzsze
wyksztalcenie, kt6re wzmocni.
10 i utrwaliso iego talent. Sko.
70 Gala literature wszechswia.
towa szczyci sic posiadaniem
Mickiewicza, to sluszna, by
kolebka giownego rozwoju
wieszcza zaznaczyla wedle si1
swojs panied. z Polakami W
Whine 1aczs swe wsp6lne Ia
biegi okolo uozczenis poety
r6wniea i Polacy z okolic
Nowogr6dka, miejsc rodziu.
nych poety. Niezaleanle zatem
Cd sktadek na pomnik Mic.
kiewicza W Warszawie, Polacy
W Whine "a pozwoleniem
w}asciwych wladz wmuruja
popiersie poety W kosciele sw.
Jana (poakademickim ,Polacy
W Eowogr6dku zas pczynia to
samo W swoim kosciele para.
falnym,
Bytom ca. Ssz.) = Malarz
p. Majewski wykona3 pred
niedawnym czasem obraz,
przedstawiajacy alegorycznie ie
rozbi6r Polski. W cyEkula-
rzach, polecajacych zakupno
tego obrazu, zobowiazal sic
oddac SO fen. cd kazdego eg.
zemplarza "a ,,Soko1a" W By.
tomiu. Sad okrsgowy skazal
p. NJ. "a niedozwolone kolek-
towanie ma kars pieniezna.
Przeciw temu wyrokowi zalo.
ay1 skazany apelacye, Pred
izbs karna bronil oskarzonego
adwokat p. Czapla z Bytomia,
kt6remu udaio sic przekonac
sad, il W postepowaniu p. M.
kolektowania dopatrzec sic ME
MONA. Powolujac sic ma wy
roki berli6skiego kamerge-
rychtn, aadal obro6ca uwol.
nienia oskarzonego. Sad uznal
wywody to "a sluszne i uwol-
nil obwinionego cd kary i ko-
szt6w, znoszsc wyrok sadu Ia.
wniczego.
% ho4oo; PIoo;o1au1c1i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1897-07-27

p. Antoni Blociszewski z
Osi6ca, dawniej z Grzybowa,
kupi1 dla syna swego Zygmun.
ia cd p. M. Chelkowskiego
Golenczewo W powiecie po.
zna6skim, obszaru 27oo morg.
= PAM Kazimiera Msczy1-
ska otworzyla W Warszawie "a
zezwoleniem w1adz szkols RE
miosl dla kobiet.
- We Wrzesni szerzy sic
szkarlatyna i dyfterya W "a.
straszajscy spos6b. Codziennie
zachodza wypadki smierci.
Znaczna Geese miasta dotknieta
Jest zarazs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-12-02
S23,56S 80

TREAsURER's RALANoE SHEET.
fCash in Treasury to tie credit of the
various funds, June 80, 1897:
In State fund. ........,....S 800 81
Judges salary fund. ....... -
In general county fund.-. 555 IS
In cash contingent fund.-. 8 20
In INDECENT sick fund o D.. 16 20
In county school fund.-. 90 65
In officers salary fund.-. e12 20
In road fund. ........ -
In County High School fund 534 Is
Elko Go. Spec. II. s. fund o
d $500. ......... -. 253 O6
Elko 90 High School bond
redemption fund. ....... 1856 II
Total .................. S2303 49,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-12-02
KINsMEN IN THE SENATE.
White, of California, and Mallory, OF
Florida, First Cousins.


If one man of family gets 10 be SEN
ator he ought to be accounted fortunate.
When two men of a family fad .scpts
in the senate together it is a rcna1ka6
event, and deserves recording, says the
Washington Post. 80
Stephen Mallory White is senator,
rom California and Stephen Russell
Mallory is n senator from Florida.
.rlcrc is more than a mere coincidence
i; the similarity of the names. The
men are cousins. Senator Mallory's
father and Senator Whites mother
were brother and sister. It is little
curious that the two senators should
represent states as far apart as it is pos
sible for them to be-one on the Allan
tic and the other on the Pacific coast.
The grandfather of the two senator's
was one of the earliest settlers of Flor
ida, while their GRANDMOTHER was a
Spanish woman of fine stock, consider
Tbie beauty and remarkable constitu-
ton, retaining to her old age all of her
faculties. Much of Senator Whites
sturdiness comes from his grand.
mother. He was not born in Florida,
for his father and mother crossed the
plains in 1850, attracted to California
by the reports Of newly discovered gold
The senator was born in San Francisco
in 1853. The Mallorys, on the other
hand, remained in Florida, and now the
whirligig of time and the strange harp
penings of politics reunite the familiel
in the senate.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-12-02
a cATAsTRoPHE AVERTEO.
The clerk Was Just About to can =
= Policeman.

90 =
. Policeman.
They were two daintily dressed, chic
girls, and they were evidently out for
q giddy afternoon, says the New York
Telegram. They strolled down Broad
way into Herald square with the gay
est of smiles on their. faces and the
sauciest of looks in their dancing eyes.
They stopped at a drug store in which
mammoth frosty soda fountain
stands i'm all it's glittering temptation,
and soon became engrossed in two de-
licious, creamy, frothy mixtures. r.
They chatted as they drank and slow
ly ate the ice cream with the long-dis
lance spoons with which each alluring
glass is provided.
AT last the ice cream soda was
finished, and the girls went laughing
out into the street, when suddenly "A
look of CONSERVATION overspread the
face of one of them, and she exclaimed:
p. ooh, Kitty!"
Then she rushed back into the drug
store, and, laying hold of the edge of the
counter, began to pull it. ..
The other followed in amazement.
The soda water manipulation and the
drug clerks regarded the Juggling young
woman with establishment, then fear.
Still she pulled at the counter till it APP
peared to be in imminent danger of
coming loose.
At length, when the proprietor was
thinking. seriously of calling in pc
liceman, something gave way and the
young woman fell back with an excla-
nation of relief and popped something
into her mouth.
Nell, whatever is the matter with
you?" asked her companion.
Nothing" answered the other, in
nocently. IT nearly forgot my chewing
gum" . ........-.. -.0..
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belonged with the show. A whispered
word to Dolores as she passed me was
enough, and as soon as she safely could
she stole from the tent to join me for
few minutes. In that time found out
all that was to be learned from her"
What had she to say of the Senorita
Carmen? Will she grant mo an inter
view"
Il am sorry to say it, Don Gaspar,
but she feels positive the senorita will
not consent to speak with you unless in
her fathers presence and with his con-
sent. ["
Then it is needless to waste time in
waiting longer. We must carry away
this scornful senorita tonight" The
speaker seemed suddenly to have become
aware that he was speaking too loudly
and continued in lower tone, lyon
tell me there are door and window 70
their room?"
"Yes, senior, door opening upon the
corral and window that looks upon the
plain"
And her father and Manuel. where
do they sleepa''
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-04-01
CHAPTER VIII

In trying to find out who the stranger
was whose appearance at the tent en-
trance had been the cause Of Lupita' s
demonstration and had resulted in
breaking mp the show Felix and had
gained far more information than wo
had expected. Our principal concern in
making the quest had been the safety
of our horses. We now not only knew
that Sangrado, the undesirable sutton of
Don Ramon's daughter was lurking.
with his followers, about the station.
but also the purpose of his visit and the
details OF the plot he was about to put
into execution for carrying off Carmen.
More than this, his conversation with
his lieutenant, Miguel, had informed us of
what was very important that we should
know-that Carmen was ignorant of his
presence and that she would not will.
ingly go away with him or SO much as
consent to see him. 1t also made us
aware OF the part Dolores was playing
IN which, through her sentimental at.
tachment for Miguel, she was acting
unwittingly as an accomplice in the
scheme to abduct her mistress
There was no tie of kindred or long
friendship to impel my comrade and me
to cntangle ourselves in the hazards of
interference with Mexican love affair.
But III the light of what we knew IL
plainly belonged to us that we sbould
not permit Carmen to be carried off
against her will by bandit. So far
our duty was clear. AS to our course of
action, we had first to stay in conceal.
ment where we were until Sangrado
and his companion returned. The mean.
Ing OF their present excursion TO the
station was only to spy out the ground.
and 1T was almost certainty that they
would come back the same way that
they had gone. The time they would
nave to consume in getting their men
and horses in readiness and in bringing
them up to their stations would give us
time to return to the corral and there
take such measures to ballx them as the
situation seemed to require.
In about 20 minutes Sangrado and
his lieutenant came back. moving
stealthily and swiftly down the long
shadow from the station. AS soon ne
they had gained the shelter Of the mes.
qultes they began to talk in low tones.
sangrado was the first to speak.
We must do it tonight, Miguel. n
we wait to waylay them on the trail.
the thing is doubly dangerous. In that
case we must kill all but Carmen. and
then, an outlaw, of what use will the
old don's hacienda ON the Santa Cruz
ever be to me? But here no watch Is
Kept Ter her father believes. her safe.
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fro BE CONTINUED
His Noble Title.

Lord Leighton, when asked by what title
he would be called to the upper house, at
once replied, II am a workingman ana
cannot afford to change my name, which
is my trademark" There result many
minor social confusions when the altcra-
ton I'm status is accompanied by an altea-
ton of the patronymic. When, for in
stance, Sir James McGarcl-Hogg, raised to
the pecrage under the title of Lord Mag
heramorne, first dined out with his new
dignity, the footman, unable to master the
sound, but refusing To bo beaten, an
nounced, 1.-THE late Sir James NcCcrci-
Hogg. "--San Francisco Argonsut.
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CHAPTER VII

In the high altitude of the San Simon
plain the September nights are always
cool and In the growing chill Of the
outer air our little company was not
tempted 10 sit long before the station
door. First the herders got up and went
10 take look about the corral before
turning in for the night Next Don Ra.
mon, his mind made easier by my report
about the harness for his mules, retired
TO repose upon his cowskin baceta spread
on the station floor. The two prospectors
went down 10 where their luggage lay
heaped by the ashes of their campfire,
brought the donkeys up from their graz
ing, tied them &c bushes near by and
then rolled themselves up in their blan-
kets someV here, not far away, in the
darkness. Keeping me company, the sta
ton keeper still remained seated on the
bench by the door, and the glow of his
pipe, reddening and subsiding as we
sat talking in low tones, was the only
sign Of human activity in the scene ex-
cept where a candle burned somewhere
IN the Snowman tent, family illumi.
mating the canvas and suggesting that
some life was stirring within its walls.
As we talked Of various matters the
keepers thoughts reverted to the buck
boards due from the east and the vcst.
and lac was loath to abandon the iGea
that they might yet arrive that night.
Reluctantly he gave it up at last.
No use keeping awake any longer
for them, " he said rising and knocking
the ashes from his pipe. "One OF two
things has appened-they've either
been jumped by Apaches on the road, or
else to avoid the Indians they've delayed
starting until evening so as to travel all