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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
GOOD WEATHER FoE HARVEST
Oklahoma nioy. Week Worth Million,
20 Her Wealth.

Oklahoma City, o. T. June 2S.-FoIlow-
ing is the Oklahoma weather crop re-
part for he week ending Monday. June
81:
With the exception OF heavy Iocai rains
II Cleveland and Payne counties Tues
day morning. which delayed work for a
couple % days. ne weeks weather has
been very favorable for harvesting and
o-lsr farm work The temperature IS.
IS Il degrees above normal There were
p rains, except a few heavy local
thunder storms The first OF the week
Ta,s IS The first week Of ire season IN
E1ia The night. have been warm. and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
Best and the Cheapest.

Sweet Sacred Songs" is a choice col-
lection OF II. finest devotional music
low in general use in church cho,rs and
among singers n the home. The selec-
lions ernboiy many weli-knova tsvorite
COMPOSITIONS. There is also a variety
- duets. quartsttes and anthems. il
ending some Of the best modern compo-
sit,oas. The collection embraces about
sixty selections. al o: high order OF
excellence. ami many % them The IN
dying work Q. ;he master composers
q The world. We know o. TO coliec-
ton % sacred music now before he
public which contains 50 large number
0. the finest compositions in sacred song
published a; such . moderate price -
Rev. J. s Caa,TeIl, Editor o. The Uni
versaAsc. CA.caga.
The men who work are not usually the
dead beats -Archiscz, Giohs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
TIE WEATHER,

Wichita Kan, June 8, 1897.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Generally fair, slightly cooler.
During the past twSnty-four hours the
highest temperature has been So degrees.
the lowest % degrees and the mean 80 de-
grees, with clear warm wearhr, fresh south
wind, and low barometer.
Thus far this north the average .empera-
ture has been 70 degrees.
For the past eight years the average tenn
perature for the month Of June has been IS
degrees, ard for the 23rd day 70 degrees.
FRED l. JOHNSON. Observer
Washiu gton, D. c., June 3.-Fol,owing Is
the forecast till ?. n, THURSDAY:
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory: Cen
orally fair, south winds.
For Kansas: Fair. preceded by showers
IN eastern portion; cooler. variable winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
Winfield
FIN the Daily C1rrris-


several months ago Bradley Gordon. q
youHs man dr-Hg east CT town was ac-
o;denfa-ly shot in The neck with a - cal
loer revolver. the bullet entering the neck
a. me 'front.' Of the right side. Il did no,
50 through and its exact location was
never discovered, although every eror.
10 locate II was made. D.. Fus, he a.
tending physician. decided 70 tska al.
vantage OF Prof Blake's p-esenca 80 =.
me ecacy q the \ rays 4 s.voc-.,s
was taken from The side % the neck a,
which the bullet entered. and s.,5onv,
ne iesc vas very unsa satisfactory. The hui
iec was located not far from the su-<7o.
G. ne opposite side. A test OF this :,
prove satisfactory, requires an exD,si-
ton q about five minutes. but Two tuhAs
ne last he had. were broken in the az.
tempt after only about Iss sA-o,5s
Dresser developed the picture and al
though not as clear a. desired. the hui
ie- - clearly OBSERVABLE in ne ni-tr,-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
Hutchinson.

From the Tally News
Conductor Harry Campbell OF the San
"a Re IS III al the Santa Fe hosoitaI a.
Iopeka- A. present ne is able 20 leave
ais bed several hours each day and walk
ABOUT the hospital. but ne is troubled
With liver affection which may REQUIRE
severe surgical operation. l. is uro5a-
DE that the operation will have 70 be
performed before he leaves the hospital
conductor Campbell is vel known 70
railroad men throughout the state. For
several years Re has been running on
passenger trains between Kansas CITY
ana Florence, Newton and Dodge Civ
He has been in poor health for some
uI'e' and Few days ago was forced 70
give up MS run and enter the hospital
quite serious accident hapoenad Las.
r!ght'fn one Of the wooden swings. which
ere 50 popular among the little folks Of
ne Town The victim OF il was Ji-,-,x-
Farley. The ) year Old son of Joe Fs-.ev
ne mai carrier The boy was CLIMBING
soou' upon The swing while X was n mo-
non and slipped. catching the little fin
ser d his right hand. The finger was
- badly torn il was found necessary 70
ampuiats II close 70 the hand. The little
fellow exhibited remarkable amount Of
nerve after the accident.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24

adsc; chickens. he; spring cn.ckens, 70
KANSAS CITY.
Karsas CITY. No. June z3-whszs-ol9
red tull: one sar new. first OF season. cold
a. SIC; cd bard about &c lower, No hard.
ssG7ic. No. = 6oassc; No. 4, 5.ssfe'sc. no tad
corn4Dui. about steady: Na asi1eI.
oals-Falriy active. steady: No. white.
nc Ea.-
Rye-No. = STzc
Hay-s.szdy. demand rSAt. choice tho
Butter-BSreiy steady. PTS sEnAISer
Creamery. l0izstisi7c; cairy, soiSc.
Egss-Siow. g.
ST. LOFTS
s. Louis, No. June z.-R-ce,pts-F7osI-
also. wheat so: corn. 1850. cats. @5c
Sh.pments-F-lour. Az; wheat 90. corn.
2 50. oats. 5.0cn
F'Iour-Duf ard unchanged
Wheat-Fsrn. No. red cash. elevator
&c: or tack. 1860: July. So BID
Corn-wesk; No. : cash. zzgzsc. July
Zt-> I'D.
oat.-Firn: No cash. r71ss I'D; July
Rye-Dr1. zl4o 81. track
F-ersseCt-HlE1er. T7i1c.
Hay-Dul. slow and unchanged
BIt-sr-S.oE. creamery. IeszslSiEe: dairy
s11lirr
PU-k-FirTn: sial.38-i rnsss 1obb1rg = 10
san
La-a-Hrhe: prime steam S-so; choice
Ssis
NEW YORK.
New YORK June z-F1ogr-Pecefr,s : ?.
bzrrelz. exports &.s8 barres. Dal! @ae
sesy On w1utrr bT4a-s axa-1 today, On
fairly steady OF spr--zx-
Wheat-R~-esp,s ~. 40 b-zsssis. spos easy
Options f-ner. nc h.xEe- . - ever; No
2 ~! JCrs SO sep+eErheT. ~.
Co<n-R@cespEs i,s.eSi hIsaels: ex1crts =.
IS bushes spot @z-y. No I go OPTIONS
essser. ad7sc sov>rs June. "a September
~
Oats-Recsivss - 20 hszAsls. ez2o-s ~
bos-eiS Spo- ioW=r. No. =. DCIo1i
6usi szd 8nchs1 zet. Ses.s-nbe-. &c
Hzy-Dul
CaEfo-rsa 5-sef fTzstS-S.ea3y: STsrc-zt
Fl zrri@s pr1r-r E-rp t-aT. 81 % roa-t
wood -.-e1. prime. F~G@.c. eEo.rs. ~
fancy. 8 pr1nss % e Per poErd. a. Z
Sc az1 quality. AprseoE- r7Tzl- s4i.c -
pond Ncor Pars. = sPsctee. unFssf
81 sSsr - --p-r-s r~~ied l11-4c.
Bnt-er-Rec>ipts isssE pseksxss g1is:
rss-e-r creazas-T. ualSc. Els.s. =. fsc
-Sry. T1Ff1r-
Esxz-Rc-sf9.s = ~ rarkzr-z Q1'-s
sac ard Psnrsy Is ana liissz - seztsTn
Z la1ssz1i--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24

rested by fears that short interest had been
accanulacicg 200 fast Closed steady. )
points higher 20 points net lower. Sales
$3.50 bags. inciutirg September. 800. Spot
cefTee-Rio dull; No. : tnvtce, TIC: No. 4
tobbirg, Sc. Nild-Quiet; Cortova, uGI71.c
Sugsr-Raw firm; refined irn; granulat-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
BOSTON GOES HEAD
GR0oNs' DEFEAT PUTS THE hub
TIES AGAIN IE TIE Lad.

Young Lewis 10 Cruel to the Brooklya Eel
Povelrs First Pitch Gives the Colonsls
But Three Hits and One Run-Gians.
Make IL Another Sad Dav for the Cham
piens-Pi,ates Beat the Colts In q Game
Remarkable for an Even score-Sena-
tors and Reds vin-Western Scores.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
LIyKsTocK NAEKETx
CHICAGO


Ctlcaxo. T-s- Jx5s z-Czffls-Iz czt.i-.
ths-s 49, fE-Tiy ave te--ss1 sarT -
1zy aut ls;~- or buyers sssa b@rx. az l7rz
s@sor. roo1 5-f1ss Esrs = f-1.s io<sr "a
-no<- ,o-z. a.. - ss<ne 1879 = c-z.E seSsr
- oassz % 9 So - s7r ou--r9- q p---as
r.s-sv. 49, 49, usen .he hsfx C IL
--z-zsrsss--s a. = 60 - p-zs ss:t~ -
S-x -rxr-e R-gf-Es-s a-s6 c4uzl-z n-1-
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g ga 5~rz -z-~~r~z. az -r-re eo-ys-
--e-. Soss z.1f sgT = ssn = Texas aszS-
we sru Ar . csC+s tg~s--
Eo~Ez 49, tcs ssCrsT v1s a71zfs-
49, - cnoz<~tsoz pffr = GOD cs-raz :.
-~g1i-es. = a. 4s5~11c- e S-zsS ce-<a 5a--s
-r-s ~ al s1fre1e -2zss y So 80
-rz-cz - p-s-u@ 5ss-z re - es-x -
- nrsK c-oz<szx - 49, a. $50 A.
FsezvT rscE.rx as 80 a. = zs1S1@. al
.s-s-z- Exzt ara --.r-s ia a. = "a
=>e~p-Trzss = szxs>s ag3 azszcs So b.
- ar.9 go 49, sr-tz- -z-sas z1Faz~eo =
~s-.k zEs~y s1Tzzoes lss5@- szsas
49, q = LASS q = zs<z = - -l--=S- -
-a1g-e ss~~-. - s~s< -<is-x ~ ESfzsR
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~. Z zSss - s.zcxs-z z1s s~rssTR Z -
- 80 q ia
aa~s-R-osL7ss -2 Ss&-xsE s-..s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24

New York. June 1-C0Ise-optio1s open
81 steady with p-inces ; points higher 20
points over: ruled qC.et WITH weak under
tore. following unsatisfactory EGropes 7
cables. heavy Brazilian receipts and con-
t:nue,i apathy for spot buyers. Selling az
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24

rR F-oxrza-k q Carsss -as zs-. v0
s-e a. - ncE
II Esl e C5szrzzfsr was e. tas 0sr-
Il 49, nr.e ~sT - legs
Pz. NrE.ni<y % F-ssy<gr- ess - q szfzsi
lcas - noEs al caf.<e
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re fssroy Gra5a co-r,azy az p~~ey Azs
- % a. q rc<n
gaxs Exasaa@s snsse~t 10 caTs - 49,
e :, Azueas Cztse
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24

o. - F>ro11-S E-cAs-xe io-1zy - Bat
f. go zs-7er xzx 1-Es S-.zDzsy. -Eiss.
/. CAL. ST.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
DEY coOrys MaEKrrs

Ssz go-k. Juzs 7--;Ts~ zszrs-< - tTr
Szoszs - ssszev al -aIs1s- r>Sz<v ts.<y-
Ezyr-x y assss sre-r taxz J; kzs beez 1870
tcfs-s zi.sassh zos - zS2esT Sssrss-. a.
s~E>-s v1-S- Buyers are t@=fT ,s>assz; -
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| z tzr2osss ssz2ls cotaoas a.. sst1esst
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a. - AZ Fr1z 1Sasz~ AZ 9zsrs- S.szs
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- - go. - xrzsss Ra.f -~<asnx - -
fz-a--s az .xz< Grs-- Tyrfs - rs-s
| acrsss~-zhz. f--~.ss- - tAr E.-- 81 S~-4-
-. srsosa woe@S1 rs1sr - f4ss ssszz~-s.
.ss.zz zzsDss e~1sx 80 zecvs taza a~zs
s~sr fsa-sas
"a E14zr. Eass fsa- ~ -rtsx
csstA =zs-x~s ee~szsss seslF~ go =oss -
$50 &-ss az ssssw - - Fsn.s zzsss az
-zz-szg * ee1erzrs 5e2r--x
= assFezs - ssa,sHassss zzxs A-~a -
Es-as - - C1szsh<stzsz's Gags H~-z-
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lzeas@.Tss A. .szET - sssn-ss
-.-zz-2 Fsr s4ss ~ Drag s-A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24

KANE go

Eggs-E1rm. fresh, s'zc-
1--we poultry-Flrn. turkeys. sfT; ducks.
adsc: chickens. 7lxc: spring checkers, leo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24

CystC'gfs-Ine9~cte4 ~ows azf sssgsc
No Lo-x. ~. pie. Se. Doek. AZ. Pre-
- - rs = 20 - 8 20
. ~ 80 zGa S 81 ~ 90
CATTLE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
STOCKS AND BONDS
ANOTHER DAY OF MARKED
STRENGTH IN STOCKS.

Dealings Large, BuyinS Demand Keen and
the Iesdsocy Of Prices Upv.rd-Bsy-
Ing Almost wholly the Resale Of the
Gensral Confidence In the I'm proved
Business Outlook-Sagar and Chicago
Gas Join the Procession Late, Bas Mako
is Count when They Do-AmericAns IN
aGood Way In London,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
The GREAT LAKES
And the INLAND RESORTS

% Wisconsin Minnesota and Michi-
gan adord means % enjoyment 6e-
spite he hea; % summer CooI
5rs-zes. generous saaGe- L yoa
want . vacation a. reasonable cost
ami a. seasoaa5Ie period, apply -
agent Santa Fe Route. o. ". J
Back. Q. 2. A. A 7. & 5. 2. Ry..
Topeka. ks. to- details
Quickly Reached
Via SANTA FE ROUTE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
Geo r Barse. Pres II Waite. sec-Treas
BADGE Live Stock
~ Commission Co,
Rooms i5s-l6o Live Stock EXCHANGE Bldg
MA

KANSAS CITY, NO
Capital Stock $saseo. Paid Cp.
II you want Stockers or feeders, write
Us. Reasonable advances. Experienced
ssiesmen in each department Cattle, Ecgs
and sheep. Telephone 1913
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24

| Cambridge. Mass. June 5.-Ysle lost ire
| game To-Day by q score OF . 20 before the
! largest vrowd which has assembled On
| Holmes Field il years. Score:
| RHE
Harvard ....oI5o 08aI'-. ?
| Ys,e ........-....0o 300001-5 )
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
GRAIN AND PROVISION Markets.

CHICAGO
C1f-aro. lis. Ju-e III. leeti-x ~
yos-c-z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS.

Batteries: Harvard. Scsnnel and Payr<
Yale, Goodwin ard Hecke-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24

The men who work are not usually the
dead beats -Atchisoo Globe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
WICHITA MARaErs

Wichita Kan. June = II
HOGS
BoES-St-oo~ ard a ahztf- tiSAsr
REPRESENTATIVE aAIra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24

Batteries: Washington, Mercer anr Nc
CURE; Philadelphia, Taylor and Clements.
Umpire-Lynch.
CINCINNATI. 5; ST. LOUIS, !
Cincinnati. o.. June 23.-The Reds made It
three straight today by defeating the
Browns in a fast game. Both teams playe
snappy ball Attendance $50. Score:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-24
College baseball Games.

GAME POSTPONED.
At Des Moine-No game; rain
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-10

s~x@~ Sc -fw - &c right 20 a7o<-Ow.
anc nzs vrsmiss6 - write very cege1-
.-Eea. what Do yoz think o EFT
war; - asxez "a general when EsS< afoos
wrszh his neTAasw.
"a yr-ry rsz&rrss-w g<-l rTEs eey en-
ss-sss1iy SORRY <o- VA F2--E-
s.Fresamptuous hesgari Pray % ye1
krsow AIR -
tzs. I rawer's net am Tor = rear o. -wc-
he 8 a coed fellow ard 9 eeu<Seznzs<l- e-ora
bv bs-sss Ard character. He'd make an sx-
cszie1r 1usazrxs
WAY. ySs younx fool. Wcxsd yoa
threw zwzv q bernie lzssfe Ike that with
q 6o1ae~ g. Tor lcr1-s-to aEsoz1e- fel-
towse s~zns. / zranx yo1 for her husband
ard shs~e woa<6 be an cnd 90 r1T .ros1cl-s
xoo1s ye."
s.Ear. xuy dear uncle. 7 an nor 50 occ-
cestes as 20 szpposs eta- ! could r~raacs
HAIRS "a Ter alzecssozs. he - q m7cn
batter looking fellow ard much more ac-
connpfssnec lngver than / %. crsed Js-n-
1zuxsasax 'Ax 70 me. EzIl lot trouhse
ron any more. fee pretty SURE
'.Dan'4 saIk SO EKe, SIR interrupted TIE
general sI have 10 pasfence VIII ye.
FAsns faears nsw@r won far EDDY.
But don't you think. str, * would %
scarcely honorable 20 CUT oxx- gny friend
e Z cSes.a Se7gzrs hs= back asked Urn
witt r1sssce p<@peE1se. knowing Ire 1ues-
ton would drive MS 1sacse franEtc. WA@-e-
sxys0n ne rsnred ard rzve5 for soma rrfn-
st@z. Until rs eager desire - bring Hosis-
ro1 round 70 Pts views gave A4n PCwe- 90
czzb his temper. lie then checked him.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-10

--.hs- ~<y-.~a- ana ss1Ees re has AZ .ron
,xsTs 1s,t Dc. u-k1rd: stall make love 10
hi- On second thought. I think yo2
-,-s~s-r SOD A Ire for re 20 Ma1zrre Clio
rrfBxsasz NJ leave Il there, sors-1 shinz shall
get tie general - gsys ne check Tor her
hsgt ard ther I c2r 60 and pay u Mr..
raIey sailed for New York last SATURDAY
here Is nearly 9 week gone. oszt they say
re ~e-xss. refurr under SIX weeks. 80 you
H@x~ ttrnA ezorgn t1So~A you-I Scr@ re
wi Be ve-v sick He g such 81 nina
tered. rrssssrsy 'Iaaygurs' as we caIl such
men IN -v country. Ga. I must sSopi
f-oxs ~ y1u GEAR tang. owe you some
Of nv n@Sr days. ard / earnestly hope :
ar, DONG yoa a real service. God sand
yz7u al happiness Il your new lie. NY
Lova ard god wishes 70 Val He ought 20
be e-ratesa! 20 rs any way. Ever your at
tach@1 X 3"
TIL. sne r-rs su.o an envelope ard st-
Srnssas Il 20 Mss G. enclosing t. II an
othe~. On zrnfch STE wrote Madame Go
tailae 4s Baker street.
TIER she appae1 herself to make = care
Al ~osJex and before she had quite m
sabes q uese aoszsernaAd came 20 say that
Il vas a quarter 20 4
a,1h Thank you" sad Mss Cathcert, II
az. -esrfv reasay. VIII you please post
th5s fer ne Ons must have some new
clothes when you come 20 London
the evening passed TRANQUILITY. TIE gen.
era was rather grumpy; Lady Petug-ew
lev ard wztchtul Miss cathcart soothed
The former By singing Jock o Hazel
dean" Il charming natural style.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-10

watched hs- proceedings win much
amusement II don'x EAsnk she has seen
rr,e vel /" lie took up a dssA slaat was be-
sssre hin and sanded e 20 TIE YOUNG lady.
some Strawbsrries, Mss C2ti1cart!''
'roh. shauk you,''
Tier eyes me; ard she eoi0ree 20 her
ts~ew-a ssryfc@u Vivid 3tssss-we1sle - seem
sS4 70 I'm Houston that = frightened sx-
rsrsss1oa sfoIe tnoo her eyes-
~ an AFRAID" Ae hegan. snte7e3uw e.
alNsse 20 thcir former meeting, When
..srrs-shsax lrnpforsng. some tlftng andaen-
sz,e. "a her eyes made h.sn c2aazage rs sen
terce
al ara afyasa sast 10 one tnser2s - sa-
sr~N3ace re 60 you. M1ss Catocart- Al4ow
ere - - sslaeter % ce~eEnonhsS myself Ny
rsauas = James. commonly cai}ed Jim.
Xsss,sssss-g have sire hcnoT - cssA Aa2ssy
Yssrsssrex nv srgsf. aad yeEsr glraFNit8n fly
,tsef~ ares aselseva IT Ggalls3ed 70 rer-
rcserf fssgst--so pe rs soczaa teneas, So
ssso-s-sAeuha osfnealtses arse during a-s
abseas~ eF Anv csaer eosTtl7gvUsyy-
Mss s-AsA-s~t listened Wtsa 3 e1Escte1-
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Then she pleaded fatigue. and went away
to bed
"Eh. sir" cried Lady Pettlgrew. "she Is
q kind o. kittie cattle that VIII give You
enough 10 do. Sandy, my man"
We'll, am thinking she Is nice enough
girlie." returned the general. It's many a
day since heard Jock o. Hazsidean. She
has a sweet pipe OF her own"
TITS pretty good, but she needs training
very badly" said Lady Pettigrew, stiTly.
Training be hangedl I'd rather listen
20 her than the biggest tweedledee in the
italian opera"
The next morning was showery. with
much distant thunder. so the general kept
indoors till luncheon time, and wrote let
tiers IN the apartment dignifed by the title
Of the generals study. leaving the door
open, as the heat was oppressive.
Hearing the rustic OF his wards dress as
she descended the stair. he called. rs that
you. AraulintaF"
NO; Gen. MaeIntyre. May come in7''
AYE. come along. ! can't find my num-
Der two spectacIes. They are the strong
est OF those have, and there Is something
gone wronE with my right eye Dust OF
gravel got into IL. and the print OF these
penny papers is SO internally bad can't
read in any comfort"
II viii look for them. What were you
reading last7"
"a COMPOUNDED erabbedly written letter
OF Crawisy's"'
which has, no doubt, hurt your eyes.
dare say II was al about poor Val and
me. abusing Us both!'
II beg you VIII not mention that mans
mems 20 me--a designing vagabondr'
"Ah! That is too bad. You might as
well let me speak Of him. for I'm always
thinking Of him. II you only knew how
nice he Is"
"Oh nonsense! Walt til you see what
otter men ara ike. You'n soon forget
each other,''
Here they are, shut up in this solemn
licking book, shares and nvestmentsl All.
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