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The San Francisco call., 1897-07-11
JOHN cRIs4 n s1oTAWAx.
Viii Nerer Fight A0ain Ercept for the
Stars and StripeS.,

HFF 'cFtT FsyHt dVHtH -1Icept JOT Ho
Stars and Stripes.
NEW YORK, n. Y, July 10.-John
Crist. tall, broad -shouIdered Greek who
left San Francisco to join his countrymen
In their war against the Turks, arrived
here last Friday night OIL the British
steamship Yarrowdale from Cardiff He
was stowaway and was detained at the
Barge office for examination. He says he
is naturalized citizen. He expressed
much disgust tor the men of the Grecian
royal family as soldiers. Crist is sailor,
and he made his way from Greece TO Car.
diff after the Greeks were defeated. Here
after, he says, he will fight under no othel
flag but the stars and stripes.
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on THE DIAMOND.
Scores OF Yesterdays Games the Ma
honaf League and the Standing
of fbs cHyby

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 10. = Pittsburg 6,
New York Is.
ST. LOUIS Mo-, July lost Louis 4, Brook
lyn 3.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 1O.-Chicago g.. Bos-
ton z.
CINCINNATI, OHIO, July 10-Cincfnna,i 6,
Philadelphia 3.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, July 1O--Cleveland 8,
Washington
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Kired bv a care of Tee.

CHICAGO. ILL, July 10.-Joseph Hille-
brandt, the eIpvator-man in the Chicago
Packing and Provl ions building met a
peculiar death to-day. A cake of ice
weighing about 200 pounds had been
placed on the fourth floor near the omen
elevator Shaft. Tire ice as it melted
gradually worked over tho aperture OF the
floor ard finally fell, striking the elevator
man square on TOP of the head, crns mag
it into almost a shapeless mass Hide.
brandt was % years old and unmarried.
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Consul to Tien-tsin, China. It's expected
that the President will send batch of
Consuls tomorrow TO the Senate, AMI
Representative Barham hopes AMI believes
that Ragsdale's nomination will be In
cluded in this list. If not, it will be sent
in on Monday. Mr.. Ragsdale was cam
didate for Hongkong, to which post
Reunsevelie Wildman was appointed.
Ragsdale ard Congressman Barham are
fellow-toWnsmen
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senator Omoy utu ,ot R,,tre.

HARRISBURG. Pa, July 1o.-Senator
Quay to-day authorized the announce
ment that he would be a candidate for the
United States Senate to succeed himself.
This sets at rest all rumors that have been
going the rounds to the effect that Sena-
tor Quay would retire from politics at
the expiration of his present Senatorial
term,
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RATcLIFFE Viii 60 BAck.
Nest Stand Trial IN Neto .York fos
Benffno Hfs HiTe.

CHICAGO, I'LL, July 10.--Acter Ed
ward ]. Radcliffe must 90 back to New
York to answer the indictment pending
against him there for an alleged assault
upon his wife. Judge Goggin decided ,he
actors habeas corpus suit to-day and re-
manded him to the Gu .tody Of Detective
McConville of New York. who came here
several davs ago with requisition papers
from the Governor OF New York to the
Acting Governor of this State.
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TIE pKEsIDEN7,s V4o4rJoN.
Hill Spend the Summer on tbs Shores of
Lake Chdn,ptatH.

WASHINGTON. D. c., July 10.-Presi-
dent Mckinley will spend most of his
sum MI or vacation on the shores of Lake
Cnamplai He will leave Washingto on
on August l and 60 direct to Lake
Cham plain. Plattsburg, N. Y, will be
his nearest town.
His party Will consist of the members
of the Presidential family. of Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Hobart, Secretary Alger
and family, Secretary and Mrs. Porter
and probably several other members OF
the officia! society. The President will
stay several weeks at least. He has no
plans perfected beyond this, but has said
he would take Western trip in July,
provided Congress adjourned in time.
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VISITORS ATTEND
the GREAT CL0SING-0UT SALE
THE MAZE.

TT IS ONE OF THE SIGHTS OF THE
1 city. Whether you are inclined to
purchase or visit, it's just the same.
"The Maze" was one OF the largest
,, establishments of trade in San Fran
cisco. Its promoters concluded to vol
UNFAIRLY retire from business, and have
,, been offering its stock at prices that
, render competition impossible. We are
retiring in earnest. 1t is no advertising
, method-no bid for trade under false
colors. 1t is a smon=pure selling out
and the prices on every article in the
. house are lower for value than they can
be purchased anywhere on this conti-
; nent. Visitors from the interior OF the
. State are doubly fortunate, for besides
attending the convention they have an
opportunity of supplying their wants at
; prices made necessary by our giving-up
sale. Anything that you may need in
the Dry Goods line, in Millinery, Cloaks
and Suits, House Furnishings, Drugs,
Patent Medicines and Toilet Requisites,
Toys, Stationery, Fancy Goods ETC.,
you will find here away below any
prices you have ever known them at
before. We shall appreciate your visit
and by our prices merit frequent calls
during your stay here.
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LOS AAGkLES FALL RAcEs.

Large Number of Entries for the Har-
Epsnts.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, July 10.-The
fall race meet of the Sixth District Agri-
cultural Fair Association will begin here
on October Is and continue ten days.
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ANACONDA, Mont, July 10. - Al
though three favoriIes won to-day, the
others were in the worst kind of dumps,
throwing the talent down indlscfimin-
ateIy. The day was fine, the track fast
and the attendance large. The free.for-
all trot was taken by Klamath, which
beat STAN B, the favorite. The event OF
the day was the Smeltermen's handicap
Tor a $1,000 purse. Marcus Days imp.
Isidore won this from Ostler Joe in the
same easy, rompiug fashion in which SEN
ator Bland beat the b ack horse in the
Copper City handicap OF last Monday.
Trotting, free for all, three in five, purse
$1,000 Klamath won, KENTUCKY uien second,
Siam third. Fest time, 2:12s<.
Five and a half furlongs, handicap, purse
$3.50 Los Prietos won. Shellac second, sal
meria third. Time, :0S3l.
Seven furlongs, the smeitermen's handicap,
purse $1,000, imp. Isidore won, OstIer Joe Sec
ond, Notice third Time, l :2S. xxS
Four ana a half turlongs, handicap. purse
$500 Omaha Wood won. LDon' t-know second,
Nav W third. Time, 80.
Six Iurlongs. purse $3.50, Tim Murphy won,
Sir Ricnard second, Nike Rice third. Best
time, 1:1615.
One mile and quarter, over six hurdles,
NJ won, Sylvester second, o G third. Time,
2:20A. Mesior fell.
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somervilte,. N~,c Io,tma,ter.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July lob. O.
Clifford was to-day appointed Postmaster
at Somerviile. Contra Costa County, Cali
tornia, vice S. A. Bassett, resigned.
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Sweden has deaf ana dumb corps of
the Salvation Army. Four meetings are
held weekly.
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kAGsDALE ron TIEA-TsIN.

Hiu Bs appointed United States Consul
at that Port.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. July 10.-J. w.
Ragsdale of Santa Rosa will DE appointed
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The most extensive cemetery in the
world is that at Rome, in which over g..
600, 900 human beings have been inferred.
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SIX furiongs, selling two-y ear-olds-
*Mary Calvin lot (Garner), to / -.............l l
Night Gown los (slaughter), to 1.........- -. =
Iiebe Rose l03 (WarIen), TO 1-...,....... )
Time, l:l61s. Thurles l04, African 104, %Ben
Frost los and St. Alfousus 106 also ran
%EQual choices in betting.
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l2O, Eugeni, wickes liz and Performance liz
also ran. *Farorite.

100 Eugeni, Wickes liz and Performance ll2
also ran. *FaTorite
Remp lo2 (beauchampl, to ......-....-.-.5
sJohn Hav,ii los q. lfll) . to 5.-.......,..-.-.
shp Time. y Al. Io Imp9canious Sc and Egbart ios
also ran. *Favorite.
six furlongs, selling
*Balkllne l07 e. Reiff), TO 5......-........."a
ola Center los (T Mnrphy) II to L.. ..........S
Time, 1:l5A Cissie loo, Annie 1O9' "
clone l04, Kitty l04 and bon Fulano 100 also
ran. *Fayorite.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 10.-Three fav-
oriteS won for the big crowd at the falr
grounds to-day. The card was very
ordinary one. evoking little enthusiasm.
Seven iurlongs selling
%Heidelberg SO (olaugh,erl, 2 to 1..............2
Arvan l07 (Marren), 8 TO ..:::.....
Time, /: 20 Parole d'Or 95, Minerva e9, LIZZIE
H 90 Addie Buchanan l01 and RookN ood 1O7
also ran. *Favoatte
Eleven-sxteenths of a mi e, two.year- olds-
atchmaker 115 (Dean) 3to1....................l to
Belle Of Memphis 115 (Webster), 20 to L.. -
*Eva Rice J 10 (Slaughter), to 5............,..
lin, 1:0e14. Nancy TIL 1OO Smar. Aeck
100, Trix 100, Libation us and Dulac also ran.
*Fayorite.
One and three-sixteenth miles, selling
*Black Silk l0S (Matthews) Sto 5................1
Mora!ist "a tReidyl, 10 L.. ................-
JacA bradley 1o6 (parram) 10 to ...:-:.::....3
Time, 2:U414. Nylic 9l Uncle Pat "a, Reuben
Rowett "a, Virginia NJ lO2, Peter Hill l04, New.
house 1O4, kob Roy II lO4 and *BIidgeton lo4
also ran. *Equal choice in betting.
Six furlongs-
*Timemaker l03 (Kitleyl, to 2..................1
CAvasry SO (Sevens), 6 20 l.
The Chemist (rarram) TO ..:.......;.. ...3
Time, :16. Free Fun IA and Briggs S5 also
ran. *FRvoriie.
Seven furlongs, selling
Dick Behan l09 (Websier), 6 20 1................1
1r.lby TO- (MattheNs), 10 !. 1...................2
Uncle Abb 104 (Fonconl, TO l.. .......:.;..;.....9
Time. 80. For,yl he 95, Tin Cup S6, ii ellen H.
c ardner 1J2 and sCeltic Bard lO4 also ran. *Fa-
Vorte.
SIX furiongs. selling, two-y ear-olds-
*Mary Calvin lot (Garner), to / 1-...............l
Night Gown los (Slaughter), to l. ...-....- -
Liebe Rose l03 (WarIen), TO l............... .....S
Time, 1:1619. Thurles l04, African 104, *Ben
Frost los and St. Alfonsus D 1O6 also ran
*Equal choices in betting.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 10-Three fav-
orites won for the big crowd at the fair
grounds to-day. The card was very
ordinary one evoking little enthusiasm.
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Mile and q sixteenth. sellug-
ugh Penny 1U1 (U'Donnell), = to 1.............1
= un 70 lU4 (Simsl, even en......................2 9
staca 80 (Clawson) to 1......................3 3
lime, l;4S. semper Ego 1l3. Belleport llO,
c off lO1, Langdon 10l. Dame Quickly 80, Petrei
9S, Manassas "a aud Counsellor howe SO a SO
IAN %EaVOrite.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15
ONLY SLEEPETH.
As Others See Us-Sanitary
 and Scenic Advantages.

The following description of Tomb .tsne is given by the Tucson Citizen, whose genial editor paid us e visit re- gently:
 "rombstone is not dead. she only s'eepeth. When the prince comes a d whispers ZIG :e I in her waiting ear she will ags'n wsken to life and the visor of youth will be upon her. Where cn-e was the busy hum of 1 thousaud now hundreds cannot le seen, but those who still continue to make Tombstone their home speak hopefully of the future. The story of this is told in the dead industry that cnce th.obbed with the strength Of life on the opposite hill where the famoas mines that made Tombstone | a name and place in history are situated. Many mines that gave em- ployment to thousands of men are now in the care of watchmep, and will perforce 60 continue till the white metal Is again admitted to its proper place in the monetary system of the world
 Tombstone is Of all towns the most delightfully."- situated in central Ari- zons. It is the happy medium be- tween mountain and plain. The nights are delightfully."- cool and a refreshing rest is always assured the traveller. The streets are clean and hard ss adamant. From the very character of their composition there can neither te dust or mud. What a magnificent sanitarium it would nake. The like of it cannot be found in the United States. There is cuff cient house room for 6,000 or 7,00I people. The scenery is pretty as a picture, the climate all that the most exacting one-lupger could ask for, the people largehearted. hospitable and generous. Ii the siling with the nec- essary means search health in the far west there is more of it in Tombstone to the square yard than elsewhere in Arizona. True, the name Is q little uncanny and suggestive, and nay have depr ssing effect on the more timid, Lut sll the same it ofiers more accommodations and better san tary inducements thau can be iouns else where"
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15
HE PEARCE MINES.
Work to Begin on Property
 Recently Bonded.

At Pesrce a new company has just bonded some claims, aud i' is reported have sufficient financial backing to carry out their plans. The claims under bond ocmpriss group located near the Common Wealth Gn ! gdJ dJoin- ing ths Monmonisr cliins on the west, and belong to Mr. D1wa'y and others. The parties bnu!ing same are claimed to te Philadelphia capitalists and are represented ty Jas McCaw, an experienced mining man. who is interested in the Buckhorn Basin district in this county. IL IS said the company propose sinkinG 6 double compartment shalt 200 feet, a, which depth cross-cutiing and drifting will be started.
 At the Little Jessie property, re- gently bonded by Clark & Hoyt, pro- gress ia being made with encouraging 2 and gratifying results. The Little Jessie has good prospects, and from present indications bright future.
 The good reports now coming from the Gold Cliff in this rich district is cheering. Supt. Johnson reports that the ore, of which recent mention was made ill thsse columns, Is holding out admirably with further develop ment, and samples from the mine bear out the asssItion.
 It is understood still another prom isiDg property in this distric. will soon be under bond. Negotiations have been carried on which, together with investigations made proving sat- isfsctory, would make it appear the time for papers, etc, Is near at hand
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15
Wedding Bells.

One by one the roses bloom and one by one the bachelor contingent join the plurality. Last evening Al Ssaniger and Mise Angelita April were joined in the holy bonds of matri- mony, Rev. Vandermsissn Si the Catholic church officiating, and hence forth the contracting parties will saIl down the stream Of life together. The couple are we'll known in Tomb stone the groom being the I opular and efficent steward of the hospital while the bride also we'll known and esteem ed has been c resident of our city for many years. Congratulations were showered on the happy couple by the numerous friends and delegations oi those who called at their new home ; for the popularity of the groom ex- tends wherever he is known, and all hopored him and his with beat wishes and felicitstions. The eer0nade brigade were sn hand in full force and their selections were productive of the desired Tesult. The PRosPEcToR extends its hearty congratulations and wishss the happy couple long life, prosperity snd hsppiness.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15
1h . Discovery say od hf>E.ife.

MT. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Beaver sville, H., says: "To Dr. Kings New Discovery owe my life, Was taken with La Grippe and tried all tho phy. sicians, but 0. TO avail and YVES given up and told I could not live. Having Dr. Kings New Discovery in my store I sent .o. bottle and began it's nse and from the first dose began to get bet ter, and after using three bottle wss ur and about again. It is worth It: weight in gold. We won't keep store or house with out it." Get a free IGl the Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15

Tie following d.d Tot originate :n this office, but # is appropriate Newspaper men are blamed for lots of things they cannot help; such as using partisl.ty in mentioning visitors giving news about soms folks and leaving out otbers, etc. They simply print the news they can fad. An editor should not be expected to know the names and residences ol your uocles, sunts and cousins. even if he should see them of on a trip Tell him about it. I.'s news tina, makes newspaper, and every man women and child in the neighSor hood could be associate editors il they would"
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15

Admiral Hatch started up the river Wednesday morning on the schooner McCo,d with full crew asd a cargo of provisions and tools, for the pur- pose of establishing a wood CA mp on the upper end of the prison farm. He sk twenty-tour men who are willing and anxious 10 cut their way to lib- er,y by having their time reduced one month for each ten cords o! wood pre- duccd. Some Of them have as high as 300 cords to cut to regain their free dom, but they all started in with a willingness that means busines.. Trees are now falling right and left, and the Territory will have U buy no more wood for the prison, which makes 8 saving to the taxpayers oi about SIP dsy.-Arizons Sentinel.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15
STRONGER THAN OPIUM
Attempt to Sm1ggle Mari
 guana" Into Yuma Prison.

General Schriver, a guard at the prison, who is working force Of Me, icau convicts erecting a building down town, discovered six two-eunce sacks of "msrisuanA" last Saturday, which had been cached in reach of the con- victs te be smuggled into the prison, The scheme did not escape Mir. Schriver's wGtchful eye. and he cap tu.ed the stuff and turned it over t0 the superintendent. 1h) owner Cf the drug can secure his property by calling at the office Of the prison. Nsrisusna is @ kind Of a luco we, d which is more powerful than opium The MeIicaus mix i, with tobacco aud smoke it in cigarettes, which causes hIlsrity not equalled by any other form of dissipation. When smuegled inside the prison walls the MeIicans readily pay S4 an ounce for it, but outside it is oaly worth about 50 cents an ounce. The weed is grown from seed by cultivation in southern Arizona and Mexico, but is a dangerous thing 10 fool with.-Arizona Sentinel.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15

The special train carrying II. F. Huntington and party, officials of the $. F., who are on an inspection tour, mention Of which was msde in the PRoSPEcToR, yesterday went over the the A. X s. F. 10 Bisbee, and the rail way magnates will view the operations of the heav.est copper producer in the Territory. They will also take 0 trip to Guayps. oeiore ,l.urning home.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15

The PKosPECToR iurcs vas kindly rem emberet with generous donation from the Stanniger-Abril nuptisls last eve aing, and individually and collect lively drink to the happiness and pros pe-i;y of the happy couple.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15

Jacob Shearer, one Of the prosnernus and well known cattiemen of the Sulphur Spring Valley was a visitor tc Tombstone today.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15
BUCkLIN'S ARNICA SALVE.

The best salve in the world for cuts pulses, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains' corns, and all skIn erspiions and posi- lively cures Piles, or no payment requir ed it is guaranteed to give peefect siis a faction or money refunded. Prices SC cents per box. For sale al Tomb ione Drug Store
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15

It Is stated that 1,C0O pounds of bullion IS the result Of sixteen days run oa the Comm onweslth mill at Pearce. As record producers Cochise county mines are entitled to tie tun.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15
A western tramp was treated to

A western tramp was treated to a dinner .: : first. class restaurant. Then he was found to be i'll from over eating, and when the pbysicisn ar rived he said the tramp had eaten % much he could not get any medicine down the mans throst.-El Paso Her ald.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15
Everybody Says So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartc, the most won derful medical discovery of the age, pleas ant and refreshing to the taste, net gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, 0ispel colds, cure leadacne. fever, habilual conslipatioE and biliousness. Please buy and try q box oi C. C. C. to-day; 10, 25. % cents. Sold ana guaranteed to cure by a'l druggists.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15

Subpoenas are out for q number Of Y. g. grand and trial jurors to serve Uncle Sam at Tucson. Quite . draft on Tombstone and Bisbee will be made.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15
AT BARRow's

The summary cesi that was given two card shsrps at Pearce will serve ss a lesson to sundry bunco steerers who might have an eye on that burg.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15

The Indian school near Phoenix opened on Monday of last week with $40 pupils.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15

Following is the temperature and rainfall at Tombstore for the week ending Sept. II, 1897, as reported by H. N. Gee, weather observer:
 Highest average temperature. s2.l Low est average temperature. CA Rainfall 2.l3
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15

Seams.ress Sowing Machines, equal to all. 2, inierior to noae. Reduced to $20.
 AT BARROW's
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15

Wm. Shilism, of Beuson, has been appointed one of the guards ct the Yuma penitentiary.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15

FOR SALE-Bees for sale. Call on F. N. Wo colt.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15

To Cure Constspatiou Forever.
 Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. l0c or Sc. If c. C. c. fail to cure. druggists refund money.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15
No-To-Bac for Fifty Ceuts.

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes veal men strong, blood pure. 5cc, q. All druggists
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15
MARICoPA & PHoENIx R. R.
LOCAL NOTES,

l. $. STAMP. Gen. Supi
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15

 Flag Station. Stops on Signal
 BEN WILLIAMS,
 Superintendent
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RR

l KRUTsCHSITT, G NJ RANDOLPH, D
  NEW MEXICO & ARIZONA R R
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-15

DIy. Pacific time.
 l. I. FREY general Manager. A NAUCLE r. ]. GIBSON. Assistant General Manager Train Master
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-11-26


II am SO glad to see you'll she ex-
claimed impulsively as she came into
the library and kissed him affectionate-
ly.
II thought you would be-, said the
banker, taking seat. II read the news
at lunch, and my wife and / both
thought it was my duty to hasten out
at once. presume you would like to
come over to u.s. Your room is always
ready, you know.
Miss Hastings moved uneasily in her
chair.
"Uncle, don't see how / could
leave just now under the circum-
stances" she said. "You know Alice
and are great friends, and it would be
cruel to desert her at such a time when
even her aunt is away"
Mr. Hastings gave her a cold glance
of disagreement.
"But," he said, suspicion has fall
en- on the family. The papers are full
Of speculation and dark hints. am
sure your father would insist on my
taking you home if he knew the situa-
ton. I want to do, you see, as I should
like him to act for me under similar
circumstances.
Suspicion has fallen on some one
here?" gasped Miss Hastings. Surely
you are mistaken. Why, who"-
'It is very vague at present." an
swered the banker, "but it looks very
squally for the son-what 's,his manner
Ralph. You see, his father was heavily
insured-more than $3.50, 900, it is said
and the young man is his heir and
badly in need of ready money. They
say he is pretty wild and sort of come
easy, go easy chap, with good many
debts hanging over him."
II don't believe word of it," The
young lady clinched her hand and to
give emphasis to her words almost
stood up. He may be--Mr. Benton
may be in debt-most young men are
but he is the very soul of honor. You
don't know him. The public does not
know him, else it would never dream
of accusing him. The ideal It's alb
surd.'
''That may all be as you say" re-
piled the banker, somewhat nettled,
"but suspicion has fallen ON him, and
until he has got from under it do
not intend to have Hastings mixed
up in it. Why, have already been
asked three times today if you are
relative of mine, and it has been en-
HARVESTING. to admit that nv own niece