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GOING TO cH,ckAmAuoA.
Forty Thousand New Troops Will he MobI
Heed There mt Once.


Chickamnuga National Park, Ga
May Sit was given out officially to
day that 10000 men of the volunteer
army would be mobiiized here just us
soon rs they have been mustered into
the government service. With the ten
regiments of regulars now here, filed
to war strength, the army at this point
will number 10000 men. 1t was alsc
announced that Major General Fitz
hugh Lee, Major General Joe Wheeler
and Major General James II. Wilson
would be in command, the purpose be
ing to form the volunteer men into
three army corps. The following re
Gently appointed brigadler generals
ex-colonels Of the regular army, have
been assigned to the volunteer army
here:
A. s. Burt, late of the Twenty-fiftl
Infantry; General Sumner. late colonel
of the Third cavalry; General Snyder
colonel Nineteenth infantry. Other as
signments can be expected at any mo
ment.
The first installment of equipments
for recruits arrived to-day and were
distributed. Recruits are now coming
In rapidly. One hundred reached here
to-day and information from recruiting
officers is to the effect that all the re
cruits required will be obtained in q
comparatively short time.
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RIOTiN0 AT MILAN.
Troops Attacked aud Many Persons Re
ported Killed.

Troops Attacked aud Many Persons Re
ported Killed.
Lugano. Switzerland, May SIT has
been a terrible day ut Milan. About ]
O'Clock this afternoon n veritable bat.
tie occurred In the Via Somtrairi. Thou.
sands OF tiles and chImneys Were
hurled from the roofs upon the troops
who were compelled to retire.
A similar fight took place In the Via
Torino, and 1t Is believed that no few.
er than 400 were killed and 1000 In.
jured.
A Swiss merchant who has arrived
here from Milan describes the events
OF Saturday rs completely anarchist.
cal. According to his account. the
leaders Of the agitation evidently had
well-nrranged plans. Columns of riot.
ers emerged from all the gates of the
town and convergcd on center,
where they rapidly constructed barri.
cndes. When they We're dislodged by
the troops they mounted to the roofs
and rained tiles and chimneys down
upon the soldiery.
troops in the evening and through the
night, SO that workmen employed out
side were unable TO return to their
homes. In this way the rising was de-
prived Of additional help from with.
cut. During the night the city was in
complete darkness and funereal ST.
lence. Artillery. cavalry and infantry
bivouacked on the Piazza Del Duoma,
where reinforcements We're constantly
arriving.
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SIMPSONS FLEET SAILS,
Supposed to BE Headed for Porto Rico I,
Meet the Spanish Fleet.

Meet the Spanish Fleet.
Chicago, May "a special to the
Times-Herald from Washington says:
Admiral Sampson and the fighting di-
vision of the North Atlantic squadron
are sailing down Porto Rico to meet
the Spanish armada and wipe 1t of
the ocean.
The blockading division of that
squadron, under command Of Commo.
dore Watson, will maintain the patrol
of Cuban waters with unrelaxing vigi.
lance and keep Havana bottled up
from the outside world.
Commodore Schley's flying squadron
will maintain vigil at Hampton
Roads to be prepared to ward Off an at.
tack on the North Atlantic squadron.
If the Spanish fleet is discovered
heading for the waters of Porto Rico
or Cuba, Commodore Schley will sour
ry south to join Admiral Sampson and
take hand in crushing the enemy.
If the armada is reported as aiming
at the upper coast of the United
states, Admiral Sampson will turn
northward to join Commodore Schley
in hurling the combined squadrons
against the enemy.
Far out Mt sea are the st. Louis, the
Yale and the Harvard, securing the
At"hliS loi an curly Sight Oh tne ar
mada. They will soon be Joined by the
st. Paul. and the instant one of these
scouts catches glimpse Of the enemy,
1t will fly to land, or to n rendezvous
In the ocean, to give warning to the
expectant American seadogs.
The program is based on the assump.
tion that the Spanish fotilla, which
left the Cape Verde islands last Fri
day, is sailing for American shores.
When 1t left st. Vincent it was fol-
lowed until sunset by ship which re-
ported it making about twelve knots
an hour. If that rate is maintained
the fleet will reach Porto Rico by Sat
urday.
Admiral Sampson sailed early yester-
day morning, his squadron consisting
of the flagship New York, the battle
ships Iowa and Indiana. the cruiser
Detroit and the torpedo boat Porter.
This formidable force will be increased
by the monitors Terror and Amphitritc
and two of the torpedo boats now do
ing patrol duty along the coast of
Cubn. At present the Terror Is block
aiding Matanzas, while the AmphItrite
Is doing similar work off Cardenas.
Late tonight the Marblehead, fully
coaled, left the harbor and sailed away
in the wake of the big ships. This
leaves the monitor Puritan still here,
the cruiser Cincinnati, half n dozen
small gunboats and cutters and the
torpedo boat Ericsson. The blockadlng
squadron is under the command Of
Commodore Watson.
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Santa Fe Route Train s,,,,..

No extra charge Is made on Santa r,
Route limited trains between ali poin,,
Fast yestibuled train for all points ea,.
leaves Denver at y. m. Colorado Sprinn
$40 p. M. Pueblo 1l:05 p. M, dnIly' rns.
without change. carrying Pullman nslos.
sleepers and chair cars. making dire.
connections for all points I'm Texas.
The shortest and most direct route /,
California and Mexico points. All dining
ment OF Fred Harvey.
For full Information. rates. time card.
etc. address j. r. Hall. General Agea,
Denver, Colorado.
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A Chance to Enlist,

Denver. May 9.-Still another oppor-
tunity is offered for enlistment. in the
service of the United States. Lieuten-
ant o. B. Rosenbaum Of the Seventh,
United States infantry, arrived in Den
yer yesterday direct from Chickamau-
ga and will to-day open recruiting
headquarters on Seventeenth street.
Six hundred men are wanted to fill out
the Seventh infantry and put 1t on a
war footing in accordance with the
provisions of the army reorganization
bill recently passed by Congress. 1t
is not likely that Colorado will be per.
mitted to furnish all these COO men.
For recruits are received daily at
Chickamauga, some of them going to
the Seventh and some to other regi.
ments of infantry there or in Florida.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12

Bread riots continue throughout
Spain. In Cuidad and in almost every
town in the province of that name,
there We're very serious disorders and
the outbreaks We're only quelled by
the military. Now, it appears that the
prisons are too small and too few to
contain the people. arrest ed. Sunday at
Linares 14,00O workmen became dis
orderly and Il regular battle ens,led
with the municipal guards. The riot
ers possessed themselves of n quantity
of fire arms, the streets We're barri-
.caded and they remained so to the mo-
ment of telesraphing. Twelve had
been killed. ~
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Tho Union Pacific Railroad

Is the only line running modern. up.,o
date trains. making the quickest time eas
and west. Slcepers, dining cars. bure,
smoking and library ears, with haTbs,
shop and bath room. steam heat. Pin,scI
light. No trouble to answer question,
Ask about them. Ticket office. 81 III.
street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12

"If n certain woman l know should 8
to war, she would be well qualified ID
one thing" whats that Giving OF
ders"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12

Denver, May 9.-The first regiment,
Colorado volunteers, will move to
Chickamauga Tuesday or Wednesday.
Colonel Hale said yesterday that the
men would be thoroughly equipped
and prepared to move by tonight
The above order was received yester
day by Governor Adams.
Five companies were mustered in
yesterday. This finishes the mastering
in of the regiment. After the ordeal
was over one of the privates remarked
that lie did no; feel any different than
he did as an everyday citizen. Two
of the companies were mustered in
while the rain poured down in n tor.
rent. As they barred their heads and
with uplifted hands took the oath of
allegiance they were baptized with n
flood Of water from the cold gray
skies.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12

I haven't heard you Growling about
Dabney's rooster lately" mo; he told
me all about that rooster the other day
X cost $15."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12

Plso's Cure for Consumption Is our Oaly
nedicine for cotshs and cods.,Mrss a! {
3eltE, 430 Sth Ave, Denver. Col. Nor SW
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12

1.-THE young woman you are engaged 4
Is very fascinating. l understand fas1
cinating? l had to stand in line se's1
hours to get to propose to her.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12

''Is your husband devout churchmaf
Mrs. Noodletop?" "Yes: he never eye
tells n joke on Sunday unless it is on II
clergy"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12
He Not DecelNcti.

The Union Pacific railroad makes Il
quickest time, Denver to Chicago A:
about 1t; ticket office. 9il 18th street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12
Beauty L. Hood peep.

Clean blood means q clean skin. n.
beauty withoutit. Cascarets, Candy Ca,hsr.
tic cleans your blood and keeps 1t clean, b,
stirring up the lazy liver and driving ali In.
Purities from the body. Begin to-day to
and that sickly bilious complexion by takip,
Cascarets,-beautyf for ten cents. All drug
gists. satisfaction guaranteed. lOc. sc. "a
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12
Hall's Catarrh Curc
Is taken internally. Price, sc.

that bad omen?'' mo: that doesn't
mean anything: It's Just n yellow eIl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12
Colorado Men ordered to chlckamausa.

Washington, D. G., May Z, 1885,
The Governor of Colorado, Denver,
Colorado: 1t is the intention to order
to Camp George H. Thomas, Chick.
amauga National Park, Georgia, the
regiment of infantry called for from
your state as soon as it shall be COM
pletely equipped. Report when regl.
ment will be ready; also any subse.
quent change in date us to when II
will be ready. R. A. ALGER,
Secretary of War
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12

"Our landlady encourages us to tai,
wnr Mt the table" what Is her objectT
ut makes US more vigorous In our a,
tacks on tne beefsteak.''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12

when n woman buys a lawn mora.
she thinks she can run It herself" .ys.S
And after she has had II a week 4,
band run It," "-S
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12

T called Henry back to kiss m.
good-by." "Well:" "And ho s.In. ~.
Julia. you know l gave you the las ias,
cent I had Saturday night" ''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12

Educate Your Bowels with Cssesreta
Candy Cnthnrtic. cure constipation forever
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1898-05-12

r No-To-Bao for Fifty Gents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weai
uen strong, blood pure b0c. 81. AL druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

81 gran total de todas las exportaciones superb
= 10 que Sc habfa alcanzado en- 1867 en- mas
de $1S0.000.0OO. Los amos fscales de 1891 y
1912 cuando las exportaciones de productos dc
u agricultural aproximaron q los guarismos
del af1o pasado, fueron superadas en- un total
general por $500 600 900 S2O1 100000 respecti-
vamente.
FL mundo produce actualmente artfculos ma
nufacturados razon de S3S. 5000 100000 al aiio, y
America fabrica ell tercio de esta cantidad. Ell
censo de los Estados Unidos de 1890 concede
los fabricantes de este pals por ell aho OSS9
$9,373. 100000, y Ell censo de 1880 les daba vaior
aquel afo por S5,37O,O00,OOO demostrando que
ell aumento en- diez amos fue de $4.OO3 10000 9
gananca en- la decada de 1854 Dor ciento
este paso de aumento por diez amos, entire 1890
1900 ell valor de los productos americanos
manufacturados en- 1900 alcanzara q s16.3GO.-
100000 Supongamos que anue, debdo & la
paralizacion de negocios ell aumento de tres
amos sempre quedarfan $14. 273 900 600 como ell
valor de las manufactures de America para ell
aho de 1890 la sunia dc $12. S73 O00O como
ell presente QS9S) tipo &c los productos anuales
de este pals
En- diez amos la totalidad de nuestras expor-
tacones ha aumentado con paso rapido siendo
certamente imponentes los guarismos en- la
actualidad. Con respecto este no sera de mas
hacer notar de que menos que los artfculos que
Sc mandan al extranjero dejen de ser satisfae-
tOrios. no podrfan obtenersc semejantes ven
tajas.
De que los aumentos han sido generates que
todos los pases por igual aprecian ell vaor de
nuestros productos 10 denuestran las siguientes
eomparaciones:
Hacen diez amos los Estados Unidos venderon
las naciones que Sc clasifican como Africanas
por valor de $3.000OCO de artfculos; en- la ac-
tualidad nuestras ventas las mismas naciones
ascienden S1I.OOO.OOO. Eli la msma epOca
nuestras ventas al Jap0n han aumentado de
81 100000 a $21. 600. 600: las ventas China, de
81, 100000 q S1OOOOOoO FL aumento de ventas
Austria Hungrfa. ha aumentado de $500 900 en-
1883 a $5OO0OOO en- 1898: aumento a Belgica.
de $1OCOO,OOO a 100000; q los pafses Bajos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

de SIG, 600 900 a $35 100000; a Francia. dc $40.-
100000 q 500. 600; Alemania, de $5G.OOo,-
900 a $15O,OOO.OOO; la America Inglesa. de
$3S, 900 600 a $S5 900 600; q Ia Gran Bretaha, de
1862, 100000 a s54O.OO0,OO0.
Como sorprendente muestra del dcsarrollo in
dustrial de este pais es 10 que sc ha preparado
con datos estadfstcos recogdos en- Suecia
analizados por ell consul nges de Estokomo.
Sc han separado perfodos de cinco amos al
hacerse las comparaciones, terminando los guar
ismos con 1895. FL termino medic de la produce
cion annual de lingotes de hero en- los Estados
Unidos aumento de 2.2S4.0 toneladas en- ell
periodic de 1915 a S.2G3.O00 en- Ell periodic de
1915. Desde 1871 la participation inglesa en-
e surtido de hero al mundo ha menguado desde
1853 por ciento 37.5, mentras que la de los
Estados Unidos aument6 de 1C1 por ciento a
300. En- la exploitation de mineral de hero la
cifra annual inglesa decline en- 1895 a 1928. 600
toneladas y la de los Estados Undos aumento
14.2SS.0O0 toneladas. En- los veinticinco amos
que ABRAHAM las tablas hasta 1895 los Estados
Unidos aumentaron el total de la production
universal de carbon de II cerca de so por
cento, .mientras que la exploitation ingiesa des-
cend6 de AZ 81 por cento. FL consume de
algod6n en- la Gran Bretana en- la misma epoca
aument0 en- un cuarto y la de los Estados
Unidos sc dob6.
Los Estados Unidos producer la quinta parte
del trigO que sc consume en- e mundo. Inglatera
y sus coonias la octava parte. Alemania la
vigesimas Este pals beneficial ell % por ciento
del producto de orc de las minas del mundo
ell 80 por ciento de la plata. En- los vienticnco
ahos las construccones de fcrrocarriles nuevos
en- los Estados Unidos fueron veintitres wees
mas grandes que en- la Gran Bretafa Irlanda.
cerca de ocho wees mayores que las de Ale
mania. Mentras que ell total concrete extran-
jero de Inglaterra. incluyendo exportaciones
importaciones. aument0 2l2 por cento c! de los
Estados Unidos 10 hizo 10 En- aumento de po-
blacion este pals va la cabeZa de todos los
demas. con una ganancia de "a por ciento en- 10
amos. Las colonias dependencies inglesas
mentaron II por ciento. Alemania 10 por ciento.
Russia II por ciento. Gran Bretaha Irlanda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

site il the heto most Of t
of New
sconduc
itrnm grateful
n to
dining hail.
oIokenu %
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troha
filed with attractive and inviting chairs
sands uppIedw with
Buckingham electric elevators and electric lights
mpr
French school All the
Il the dningroo
airy
and without private baths
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pectivamente, entire los pafses principales que
las recibieron fguran los siguientes:

Los siguientes son varios de los artfculos de
manufacture americana sus productos que Sc
han estado mandano Suiza desde 10 de Julio
de 1897, segun informa ell consul general de los
Estados Unidos st. Gall. La sta es nte-
resante, porque da idea dc la gran varedad de
estas expcrtac!Ones
MADEIRA vigas en- cargamentOs. Maqunaria
para TRAFALGAR MADEIRA herramientas Tornos
formas Ruedas de esmeril Hero para ferro-
CARRIES. Ruedas Carretillas de hierro Punj-
tres ciindrcos otrOs muebes para escritorio
Cisarrillos. Tabaco para pipa Tabaco en- rama
Maquinaria de hero para lavar Instrumentos
de agriculture. Maqunaria agrfcoa. Fon6-
grafos (de Edison). Sorbeteras Armas (rines
revolvers). Carros para caminos Vagonetas
carriages (algunos) Vagones para basuras
Acero para perforaciones. Picos palas. Herra-
mientas de todas classes Maquinas para barrer
GALES. Efectos de gonna Vegetables on latas
frutas EN- latas. Frutas secas de todas classes
MEL Ciruelas Who's. Semilla de MostaZa
Semilla de heno. Hero fundido con esmaI te de
porcelaha para usos santarios. como bafaderas.
lavatorios, sumderos retretes. etc Utensilios
para tuberia de aqua de vapor Tubos do
hero aeero Techos de acero (pedido de
prueba). Calzado para caballero seiora. Suela
y otros cueros. Correaje de cuero de gonna
dad. Organos Cajones de patente para mos
tradores. Maquinas para registrar ventas. Pro-
visiones Jamones tocineta. manteca, Salami
otros embutidos). Acete de semilla de algodon
Aciete de carbon del Standard Company Algo.
don en- rama Tinteros. Engrudos Tntas
mucilages, Bicicetas, antas otros accessories
Codos los mejores fabricantes estan representa-
dos en- Sulza). Maqunas de escribir (distintos
fabricantes). Cueos. puhos camlsas Panel
de escribir para bonos para libros Papel
secante. Moenillos para cafe Ppas de fumar
de mazorcas de mafz Accessories aparatos
fotografcos. Linternas tubulares. Ganchos y
aambre para colgar cuadros. Marcos mol
duras para cuadros. Ferreterfa para muebles y
otra.
EXPORTACIONES AMERICANS A SUD
AMERICA
Por ell afo que termno en- JUNO de 1897 los
pafses de la America del Sur importation de los
Estados Undos efectos por valor de S16,053, 127,y
en- ell aho pue termno en- JUNO de 1898, fas cifras
Sc elevaron a $17357 752 Las siguentes expor-
taciones clas6cadas. del aho que termin0 en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

S77 por ciento Francia menos de por ciento.
Els de importacia recordar que estas cfras
fueron recogidas en- Suecia que las compare
clones fueron hechas por funcionarios ngeses.
A continuation presentamos datos nteresantes
q cerca de las exporta cones americans.
CLAYOS DE ALAMBRE
La demanda universal de ciavos de alambre
sc demuestra por ell hecho de que Sc envian
TODD ell globo cada pals. Alemania, Francia,
las Antillas, todos los Estados Centre y Sud
Americanos. China, Japon, Russia AsAtica
Australasia Inglesa, la Oceanic Francesca ell
Africa Inglesa Portuguese En- fin es difici
encontrar un lugar en- los pueblos civilizados
sem-civilizados del globo donde este reciente
producto de nvenci6n labor americana no en-
cuentre un lugar en- la actualidad. Las expor-
taciones las Antias danesas ell ano pasado,
fuerou 1850 libras; al PERT 25,9S3; la Argen-
tina. 26S.042; 4 China, 9G32; al Africa Inglesa,
1888: a la Australasia Ingesa 1llS4Jo; al
ran6n 4.372. 292 libras; las cxportacones al
Jan6n fueron mas grandes que ningnn otro
nafs v forman en- ell aiio fiscal de 1897 cast la
m;tad del total de las exportacones de este
artfcuo.
Fl Departamento de Estadistica pubhca la
siguiente tabla. que demuestra ell numero de
,ihras y valor de los cavos de alambre eXporta-
Acc do lbs Estados Unidos durante la Ultima
G6cada: precio
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LOCOMOTORAS.

Las locomotoras americanas gahah caua III"
en- popularidad Desde los ui'inos uoee ''oS
las exportaciones anuaies de es'"s 'iaqu''".
orr,ortado de so 4 33S. La siguiente tabla
,,,inis,ro dotalles respecto de las exportaciones
a. ,ooomo,oras americanas su valor respec-
two: 49,
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two
MAOUINAS DE ESCRIBIR.

La exportacon de maqunas de escribir de
este pals ha aumentado cerca de 100000 en-
1898 sobre 10 que Sc export6 en- 1897. Los valores
de dos amos fueron $1,423.117 S1,002, 153 res
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

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The true northerner., 1898-05-25
BRITISH COMMENT ON CERvERA.
Madrid Correspondent Says He Has Dished
the American Plan.

London, May 21.-The Madrid corre-
spondent Of The Daily News says:
admiral Cervera's dispatch from San
tiago de Cuba to the minister of marine
contained further details for the in
formation of the government alone. 1t
is pointed out here that the American
plan was to get command of the sea
as a condition TO future movements.
Admiral Cervera's brilliant mOve-re-
minding one of Lord Nelson's race from
the West Indies to Trafalgar and his
escape from the French-deprives
America of the command of the seas
and demonstrates to the world that the
blockade of Cuba is merely nominal"
Admiral Cervera has given the slip
to two powerful fleets that have been
securing the ocean for fortnight in an
endeavor TO catch him. All the Amer
lean schemes depend thereupOn. Ad-
miral Cervera, with four cruisers and
few destroyers. alone in the Atlantic,
ignoring events in Cuba and in Porto
Rico and the position of the American
squadron, has out t-manoeuvred, disor-
ganized and dispersed the latter, MAX
ing the Americans believe they were
threatened on every side"
Admiral Cervera's manOeuvre excites
the keenest speculation here. In some
quarters the whole story is regarded as
a ruse designed to hurry up the Span
ish government and the spreading Of 1t
broadcast is supposed TO hide some
sinister move. The bulk of opinion,
however, regards the news as authentic
and is inclined to the belief that Ad
miral Cervera well knows reinforce
ment is at hand and that otherwise he
would not have risked being bottled up
at Santiago The Daily News directs
attention to the great secrecy preserved
about what is happening at the Can
aries, where the cables have been seized
and censorship is severe.
1t says: THE question now arises
whether the reserve squadron from
Cadiz is not already half way across
the Atlantic. one thing seeems clear.
The Spanish strategsts have q pre-
arranged plan of operations. while the
Americans have been forced by circum-
stances into a defensive attitude. How
ever, IL Cervera is in Santiago de Cuba,
il ought not TO be difficult for Admiral
Sampson TO find him. Thus it is possi-
BILE there may be a big fight within a
The true northerner., 1898-05-25
Sharp ReproOf.

The private records Of the great Eng
lish families show how often vast polit-
ical events have grown out OF individu-
al quarrels or friendships.
One of the oldest examples of these
huge oak growths from little acorns is
found in the life of Lord Brougham.
With all of his knowledge and talent
Brougham was eccentric and slovenly
in his personal habits.
While he was a young and compara-
lively unknown barrister he was asked
to dinner at which the prince regent
presided. Mr. Brougham's hands needed
washing. The regents keen eyes rested
on them. He beckoned 20 waiter and
gave an order which the man heard
with a scared face. and then going out
he speedily returned with ever full OF
water, soap and towel.
He carried them TO Brougham, pre-
senting them with the prince regent S
compliments. The barrister instantly
Withdrew and never afterward referred
TO the insult.
Years later, when the prince, now
king, tried to divorce his wife, Broug-
ham, as her defender, so vehemently
sustained her cause that she triumphed
The kings name was not mentioned
during the trial, though the nation knew
that he was secretly the prosecutor.
Brougham in his speech declared that
he saw in the distance the nameless per-
secutor of his innocent client, quoting
with terrific effect Millions words:
The other shape,
n shape 1t might be called, black 1t
stood as night,
Fierce as ten furies, terrible as hell,
And shook q dreadful dart; what seem'd his
head
The likeness of a kingly crown had on.
George " felt seriously this savage
attack. The nation sided with the queen.
and her defender had paid his debt with
interest. Youths Companion.