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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-04-27

Catarrh Cured. clear head and sweet
breath secured with Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
by the Ritzvifle Drug Store, w. L. Oimstead,
& Rosenoff Props.
For constipation take Karrs Glover Root Tea
the great blood purifier. Cures headache
nervousness, eruptions on the face, and makes
the head clear as bell. Sold by the Ritzville
Drug Store, W. L. Olmstead & Rosenoff, Props
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-04-27
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

EPWORTH LEAGUE - Devotional services
~ every Sabbath at 6 80 p. m, at the. M 4.
church. b. L. HICKS Pastor.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-04-27

n ERMAN Evangelical Church-Rev Gilman,
u pastor. Services every other Sunday in
each month at 10 80 a. m. Sunday school every
Sunday at $3.50 a. m. All German speaking
people invited
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-04-27

American citizens have preferred
claims against Spain for over sic, 000,-
600 for injuries and losses in Cuba.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-04-27

CONGREGATIONAL Churchill H. Newman,
" pastor Preaching every Sunday at II a. IN.
and 80 p. m. Sabbath school at II o'clock m.
Y. p. s. G. E., $50 p. m.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-04-27
Oregon In no Danger.
Adams County Land Sales.

Following are list of sales of rail-
road land, made by Benz. Martin since
his last report in this paper:
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-04-27
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The following is the programme of
the tenth annual session of the Adams
County Institute, which will be held
in the Ritzville public school building
May 9, 10, IL, 1898:
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-04-27
SOCIETIES..

II OF P.-Prairie Queen Lodge No. Sc, knights
IN of Pythias, meets Wednesday night OF each
week in the Pythian Castle. Visiting brothers
invited to attend. w. r. CUNNINGHAM, jr., G. C.
E. R. LEHMAN, X. of r. & s.
7 o. o. F.-Ritzville Lodge No. 48, I. o. o. F.,
L meets every Thursday night at 8 O'Clock, in
the Greene block cordial invitation and
fraternal welcome is extended to sojourning
brothers. J. A. THOMPSON, n. G.
E. D. gibson. R. & p, Secy.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-04-27
Shenandoah is Safe.

New York, April 26.-The steamer
Shenandoah from Newport News for
Liverpool passed Kinsdale, on the
Irish coast, today. This disposes of
the rumors of her capture by the
Spaniards.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1898-04-27
Newport Caught Two.

Key West, Fla, April 26.-The gum
boat Newport has brought in the
Spanish sloop Paquete and the Spanish
schooner Pireno, Cuban coastlng YES
sells, captured off Havana this morn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16
WITH THE PROSECUTOR
A Half.HoUR TALK III TIE BANK.


"can YOU ten ME why the county at
,orney should be hob-nohbng wl;h a
dofondari In a criminal nction. to-
es,hor with some OF his friends2'
That was the question heard asked By
a cufb.stonc philosopher 90 q ncighboi
this morning.
why. Whist do YOU mean by asking
he that question:
Jus. thls: was randlng near she
t'iah Naslonll Bank this morning. and
q was at a romewhfi early hour Tor
ths translcilun of ordinary business,
when SAW the Prosecuting attorney 60
if4'n the bank. I dun't know what
made mo notica rho fact. htvng h. ara
that {hc county attorney docs huHinefi
with tho bank, except ,h-g tnn recent
shooting caused me Co h' moro foru-
;inous than 1.hcrwii. would haNe
hguf. Anyway, no. room uf Mf' van
CYt. arrived he ard Mu Jones went
Into thr back room. whore thcy mes
ptraideuf Chlpmln NJ the hlnk ana
, Bank Examiner Wlrhtmnn. or course,
don't know what 10 were talking
about. hut thcy wof' '1g ihgr for hali
an hour or ulra. and % occurred 10
me uhe peculiar combination Of gen
siemen bringing the Thought 90 my
mind ihmt the subject Of their talk
must have been shc shooting aralr.
There might not be anything unusual
even In that. | wouldn't say. because l
am not versed In criminal law or
usage. bui 4. ..ruck me as rather out
~ proper order for nm officer who u
supposed tn prosecute the man charged
wlrh a criminal act TO have any COM
ference with she accused and his
friends. u was Mr.. Stout shat was
/ wuurdc1-nUt mc-hui I shouldn't like
| 4, II I were In his place.
"Somethlng IL going 90 drop whom
the old man gets uut. now you mark
my words. The old gentleman u nut
hus.Sd yet. 10y any means. by she way.
| % was Stu1,t that helped Jones up Ca
/ whore he H. WASN'T ~ Fur that reason
4 don'i 500 why Jones could have done
| that shooting. hut I don't think shat
meeting In the bank this morning was
I just exactly she right thing. especially
~ " II had anything TO do with ,hc
I
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wyom Sa.s soDA DEPOSITS.
First Discovered aud Mad. Use Of by the
Mortnous.

In an afticie on the uses " sodium
Sulpha,e and Wynmlng's vast dfp1sts
Of the same q writer In She spokane
spnktsman Review has this .u say;
The Mo.m1ns were thc nrs. 90 make
use ~ ihe Wyoming soda. They dis
covered slC carbonate ~ soda On ihc
Sweciwatcr RIVER IN central Wyoming.
and FOR years annually made trips
acf0sr the sage brush desert In frcigh,
wagons. distance nf more than 800
miles, 90 return TO SAX Lake with
sufficient soda TO do ;hClr cooking and
washing lot the year. These immcnFe
soda deposits have Fincc been used
extensively by thc iuhabitauia OK
wyoming and The adjoining states.
Perhaps the greatest curiosity
among al the suda depDsiis " che state
u the soda well recently drilled al
Green river. shat " now furnishing
water that contains ~ per cent VI sIi
soda, and fhls F1da Is more than ~
per cent pure. Chicago capitaliHf have
recently purchased large tract ot
land There and are now laying plans
Tor the erection ~ plant.
wyoming soda has been marketed
20 some extent since iNsG There was
a large plan; erected no Laramie that
uanuf1c urrd for two ye1rs carbonate
and causilc f1di. hu, the methods en-
ploy,d In trca.ing The soda were too oS-
pcnslvc o. permit the plant running ~
u PROFIT. Since this plant fhut down a
large tonnagc of ,hia aulpha;e ~ soda
has been shiis "a 10 eastern points for
thu manufacture ~ giasr. aui 3. has
been said by ella tEtfn SO produce
glass ~ the nrst grade. ~ present
shipments ~ Wyoming slla are being
made Tot this purpose. bit as ~ no 81
fort has been made 60 convert th' raw
product into a high grade baking 90
IA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16
NEWS TERSELY TOLD,

The Woman'a Christian Temperance
union met ~ the DAVIS b'aeoh'nA NOM"
this afternoon.
The Alpha club will Fivo o sclcci ball
Ia ,he seventh ward assembly hall on
"Wednesday ovcning,. December ais''
The late JAMES clancy was buried
from N. Mnry'H cathedral THIS morning.
Informant WIS ~ calvary cemetery
the 1 ss y Under p r. ,SaitSa cars At
Inc Victoria hotel, Chicago |" very
serious.
aought these days, No less than a nun.
,ir.d suits for collection were Instituted
yesterday aud today.
A. ". Mccune has purchased the
property OF Mrs, Heath on TIC corner OF
Gniirth Ina aud Third South streets,
The confederation b.m. Ni'"''
Am Mnir hns boon held to the dlgirlct
court for attempted rape on htue Nora
FRANKIE the evidence ndduced ~ yenief.
dny'H hearing being very much against
him.
II. weber Is lncarceratod IN the county
Sail for ninety JAYS, nt,ins ~, t',., a'h,
obtnininn money under false pretenhcH
III y,iii also be- required 20 tell why he
got away win llnt h."s' 'R'
lin Williams and willard bean have
nj last nNrd IN % match, tn take place
III thD Provo opera houHu ON December
aith The contest viii b" Tor twenty
rntindr. nriicloH NJ agreement for which
have NOT y"i b''n !ra.n up
I,hi pnnnor. on "Wednesday. Dccem.
he, aisi. tnnuto Ellington nnd Aiias
| Wanithn Norton viii be- married at tho
| snit Inte Temple, ,nc y"ung couple
nv. "a large number. Of frlcndH In this
rnnnunity and are doseryedls popular,
| 'rh" rrudm Il Ton of oN-Mnyor Eliing,
sou.
unrhfulness on the part Of happy
! e,,hsr h tho cause ~ the "NcwH" dish.
] ~ un IA small piece of "cold turkey
] H. Nthn wnv III an item. The fact IL that
/ ~, M o'riork on Monday niEht there WAS
| horn 10 Mr.. and Mrs. i.Re ON ten.
| sand son, and the mother ana babe
bnv" been and are getting along splend-
edly.
A out SEA this morning the car going
| Nth an F1fth West street struck a
! mg black dog "amidrhip" white the We,
! hisie WAS going nt a healthy rate of
| nne,d \ team was lust then com.
| ine tovnrds the ear, the dog ran out ana
/ Ia Ma capetu around the heads of the
/ horsos Jumped ON To the track Just In
| I'm. 20 be struck by the approaching
~ which ran over the canine, There
..s nothing left of the dag hut a couple
| Sf ways ~ hts tail
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VAN colt NOT IN IT.


on the nrs, az the year Mr. Putnam
viii step into the Official shoes Of Coun-
~ Attorney Van Coo. 20 the iattar will
MT he In the prosecuting office when
the Jones srlal comes up before thc dis
tic, court. ~ Il sets o, Tar. nnl many
oit,Erns--H1ino friends u Mr.. Ven Cost
ard o.hers friendly 20 Mr.. Stout and
h.s famgy-nre dlrflilsnci with the
s.and IN public prui.ruior has taken
In lhe olse from the lirsl. Whilo they
express the conviction hat All. Van
Coz. IL a conscientious officer uu1 that
h. viii perform hs duty they dislike
his apparent fhanifhp for ana inter-
~ In the accused man u T. rem1rked
that 80 far ~ the states side 81 the
ease h tuucrrusd thf county attorney
81 noe app ar m Iualcs McMasiora
court. bui sant hls bry,her us deputy
so look after The States interiors; II
IL ud c0utcnlu1 INA Mr Ray van cnii
Is not capable " giving she case the
urccFsary a.tcu.ion, bu, % ls urgpd ihat
elt,le more prrnluu lr,eifr- Moull
suat fome people much besirr
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HEAVY STOCK DEALINGS
rur LEADING FEATURE or THE CALL.
,r.,,,,s.. soda deposits and Their eds
,o,.ry-nsck from the north Noun
tain miscellaneous.

49,, ,,,.,uor vas recorded
...,,,nge to-day when over So
on SUE -, ,h,,y.a hands Al a
10 shares VI H'".N 10 ~ -, -.
,eiiinr figure Of s2i,f6'-S' Ihe cav was
,,vmmer from first to ias: and all
~. ,tr. .r.nafers were made WIKI
along ihe W.. ....,,,,,,.. :, ,,,uct, a.,
precision ana p'v"p'''""''
'..t A few of the BROKERS were sag
y, ,,,,,xy where they were ut when
s.''' - ,r.,t,h, .,isu. nied out
ihr chll Close" ''''
fJr lunch
An the listed stocks the bulk OF che
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PROVO.
Garden City Notes.

Judge Hatch and wife are at the Ho-
tel Roberts.
Hon. j. =. Page and family ~ Payson
tho wedding reception OF Mr.. and Mrs.
jos. Il. Page.
Arrangements were made yesterday
FOR twenty round glove contest n
come OF Friday, the a1th, nj the Opera
house between willard Bean and Jim
Williams Tor n $500 purse.
The large siockadc intended TO con-
fne clay and county prisoner. who
VIII be- set 10 breaking rock, II now
nearly completed. IL Ia situated on
the south OF the city jail.
The members of the Thlrty-fourth
quorum Of Seventies. with their fam.
lies and friends. held very enjoyable
reunion yesterday afternoon and oven
ing In the SECOND ward meeting house.
The Dugglns saloon property, sltunt.
cd on Main street, has been sold 20
Thomas McAdam, Mrs. Ruth McAdam
and Mrs. Hannah Osborn FOR =, 800. The
property was owned by Mrs. Emily
pugglns.
George Austin. neld superintendent
Of the Iehl sugar company, VIII be In
Provo Wednesday, December glst, 10
contract with the farmers who desire
10 raise bceta the coming season ilr
viii be- found In the basement OF the
court house from II o'clock "A. m.
Marriage licenses have been received
by Rolla York, aged ~. and Alice Ma
tiida Garter, aged 20, both 81 santa
puIn; Leone ;. Tanner, aged 90 and
Jennie Graham. AGED 81; William W.
Graham. aged -, and Edith y. Taylor.
aged 20, an ot Payson.
lately returned from the Cuonn war,
viii give an instrumental concert In the
opern house ON the 18th, Rev. Mr. Al
lensworth viii give lecture on the
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winning. Sow corper rleIa..

Tho past week has brought 90 the
attention N the public the new copper
fields ON Spring creek. southeast ~
Douglas. In Converts county. The ore
body has 80 yet been only developed
8, q depth ~ eighty fees, ye,. consider
INK lhe width nf che vein In the shafi
Ne. ihc surface groupings exposed. 70
may safely be said that there are thou
sands ~ tons ~ ORE IN sight. rich
enough 60 pay Tor reduction. and much
Of " Tor thc Nee sstry transportation
by wagon ana railroad 80 the Denver
FmeiterH. The ore IL red oxide or
copper and species ~ dlotFic quartz.
richly interpreted with lhrgr AMI
rnalier piccrs ~ natural copper. The
rcd oxldt--ihc only character as Yet
tes.cd-assnys 81 sin copper 90 the ton.
-Llrlmln nnlmnranE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

Absolutely pure is she claim mole IN
every Advertisement of The u yai Blk-
lrg Powder aud uhrolWeiy pur. o. she
hri using The Royal. ~ ths atrH T.
ara umHg baking prwdcrs. worih .ho
H.cr Hnld az hUnuaH 90 iia putNy.
h.afhfui hraal-mnkiur punlaies anil
che rr,rgih thIi makes small qula-
Ury rt q lrs way. ~ trouble about
dalicl 'us biscuit SOL pastry when ihl
Royal ia used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

ute Cough cure. II 10 - good children
cry for a. u cures Group, bronchitis,
pneumonia. grippe and all throa. and
lung diseases y. y Sehramm, prcacrip.
tlnn Druggist, Mccormick nuiidlnE.
corner Main ST. ana TsrAt South.
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SPECIAL COUNSEL.
Mr.. Stout, May luss, Upon Employing Assist
anee iof The Prosecution.

In view ot tho alleged frlcndllncss Of
Mr. Van Colt for the defendant. Il has
been freely stated Il Il among the
probabilities that Mr.. Stout VIII ask
permission io employ special counsel TO
state would not be Obliged 60 foot any
additional expense on this account. hut
" MIR. Stout shall think the clrcum-
stances iuHt.nahle there II no question
but he win be- very willing u foot the
bill. Attorney Dickson II frequently
mentioned ne ihc prospective legal adj
wiser of the wounded man In such an
emergency. Whether action ~ this ma
ture ahnll be- taken nt the preliminary
hearing remains 90 be Hccn.
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NO BkckD0wN.


There IL not the slightest INDIGESTION
~ either SIR. Stout or Mr. Jones nban-
doning their original position with rcf-
crcDcc 10 the regrctiRblc uffair. The
iirrt Insists upon his accusation OF the
cashier and the latter ar perrlstcnily
denies the charge ana holds thas II IL
made purely out of spite.
Mr.. Stnutt's condition today was I'M
changed except nH 10 n gradual Inn
provcmcnt. II will he impossible. how
ever. Tor him 10 attend the preliminary
hearing next Monday, and the cNamlna .
ton VIII naturally he postponed.
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where rhcre i.Iife There :. Hope.

I was aiiiicsnd with citarrh. c,uit
neither tnslo ufr small aui could hear
hut Hattie. Ely'a Cream Balm cured ~.
Marcus @. shauiz. Halfway. y. !.
Tie Balm r,tched me s1fCly aud che
cfioD. he HurpiisiuF. My Eou says che
nr npplltTlan gave decided roiicf.
Dover. y. ".
\ i0d .r.M riso vr the iot size -
E'y'a Cream Balm VIII Boz mailed Krra
hy drurrlFs Ely iirf.h,rs. 80 war.
rCu -. NY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

Mr, John Aston. Tor over twenty
years connected with the frslgh, de-
mi-inent ~ the Union Paclfc Hallway
o. has Recently returned 90 III ciiy
l'sn me Nntlh Mountain properly SIT
s-ll.l ~ he Cherry creek disirlct'l an
,,aaNlng been lbsfri about eighl months.
Az Axiom had th- contract snr hauling
w nfn nom the m,nf 90 the mll, a. AZ
- lhe cord wood required by ,hr com.
pahy' lie reports the mine and mH N
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Nav Defend ZONES.

n Is oven rumored In some quarters
thu: Mt. Van Cot, upon IA" oSp.ra-
ton u his ferm ~ public office. Janu-
ury /. 1898. may enter upon the defense
~ Mr.. Jones, such an unlikely d.r'ur.
mer., however, N einphuilcalV drhra
by friends Of the present prosecutor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

or Chicago ate che LARGEST manu-
facufcrs NJ Pianos nnd organs IN the
world II. o. calder g Sons. Ai-i5 West
First South street. sole agents.
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Lnrnn IemnIe.

Logan Temple win close FOR the holl-
DAYS on Friday the 2lrd NJ December,
1895. ana reopen on Tuesday. the sri
Of January, 1893. ,,,,
President
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splendid condition. The Journey home
by way " The whit Dtstr. was
tough orr. bui WAS accomplished In slN
days-not bad for over $40 mile VIII
q load % tlgh, men and their bogr, Se
m hulrl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

The closing exercises Of she Rslls,
s,riety Nurse association viii be held
In ms l.. ID, =. lecture room, Temple.
Ion building, a. = y. m. Tuesday. Dec
% isaS. Ynn or representative An,
cordially invited 90 BE- present.
NJ. ISABELLA HORNE.
President
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replace him. ~ doubt AT those vino
,nioy hearty laughter WIS., take al
yirlgc " the opporiur ~ 90 witness
Mr. Coliier'a performancc Do Tho Man
Ff.im Mexico tlugh. ana tomorrow ar
tffntlu aud night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-16

The snic " seats Tor the T'ruwley en-
gagomert o. four nights md WtinCs-
oly matinee mex WICK began az the
Theatcr box office this morning. u was
a good oid-time sale. ana FfaWley and
Buuef. liut are 10 Tor \ warm re-
cnWl0n.
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SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

The shN Lake Temple win close for
ne holiday season on Friday. December
ard. 1895. and reopen on Monday, jan
' LORENZO SNOW.
President.
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5000 cnAYoN INK PORTRAITS
Ia elegant frames, s3.2b. Utah Portrait
Co. 45 west First South. calder's Music
Palace.
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Try. the "Dehca,esaen Cafe" the best
Lunch and Dinner In the city for 25c.
open AL night, i2T Main ~.
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] Conway. Stock Broker; good
p'4p lsitons In mines and mln'ng
e''ck'. Tel 900.
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Star l,al.ry and Caf,.

sla Main ST.. the business mems re.
soti Tor Excellent Meals" Right
"'eeA quick service. Free Delivery
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Morris q West. Stock Brokers. isi At
As block Telephone SOL.
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GIVEN FREE

Mention this Paper. ~ Adv Is inserted ~
our Contribution
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-30

--E 80 I've sEs ~
And nov we will suppose that IN an-
NAL answering this description has
finally been selected, aud certified by
the vet to be sound and of proper age
that is, not under five. There remains
for him and for p%aterfamilias only tho
ordeal OF the family. When the new
purchase-harnessed We will assume,
to a two-seated Wagons brought
around for the first drive, lie is received
in gloomy silence, the young ladies be-
ing disgnsted with his color. They ex-
pected a strawberry roan. or Mt least q
rich bay, whereas he is Of u shade which
they stigmatize at one as yellow
ocheT." The eldest son, who by contin-
ually %frcquenting the nearest livery
stable has acquired some reputation in
the family as n horscnan, would be
glad to suggest curb. or quarter-crack,
or weakness in the off knee; but being
overawcd by the superior authority q
the vet, he contents himself with Il cris
ical examination of the animals eye. il
which he processes to discover a spirit
OF devilish malignity that bodies i'll for
life and limb.
Cheered by this prophecy. tho family
Sike their seats. paterfamilias firmly
grasping the reins, and prepared for
the worst. The first drive with n new
horse is commonly one of silent and
resolnte anticipation. That the animal
will behave well no one expects. The
only doubt is US to whether he will
stand sill and kick. run away, or sud-
denly develop some incurable disease;
but as mile after mile is slowly but
steadily reeled off without accident, the
horse exhibiting no special depravity
and no signs of lameness, the spirits OF
paierfamilias rise. He touches tho new
steed with his whip, cuts out an OK.
press wagon in grand style, aud finally
brings up with Il flourish at tho home
curbstone.
Already the new horse has passed
from the awful region Of the mysterious
to that of the. homely and familiar, and
now presents himself to The imagination
Of his owners, not as an unknown brute,
but as a faithful Dobbin, destined, let
us hope. to a long and useful career
Henry CAilds Mer1Uaa IN The Century.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1898-07-30
|WINNlE'S TRUMP II

RY THE AUTHOR or FAIRY Gold
It's Miss Winnie, masiam!!' said the OIL
butler, as Tredcnnick oronedthe drawing
room door; and nj the sa,.le moment q
small muficd-np figure, apparently Grip
ping with Wet appeared In tho brightly
stvinifrcdln cried Madam Vivian, sharp
ly-Madam's voice vas ve:y clear, and
rather high-pitchcd, and could be very
shrili and shasp when she chose.
Yes, M,Idam,n came in rather mufiied-
up tones from the dripping figure.
What on earth induced yon to como
out on such.a night" Madam demanded,
her fair smooth forehead lined with dis
pleasure. "1n torrents of rain, darkness
and storm, and ut this hour, tool Did you
Imagine / wanted to be read to ut nine
O'clock in tho EVENING"
ut wa much earlier when Ileft home,
Madam, e the little wet bundled-up figure
said humbly. TWAS only half-past seven
when LEFT home, and the storm overlook
me-and / had to go brands bcsides.n
Madam compressed her well-cut pink
lips, and poured out another cupof tea for
herself.
well, Notwithstanding, creaming,
and iayorlng the beverage very delicatcly,
but without raising her eyes from her en-
p~loyment-"as you have been ridiculous
enoughto quit your W home, and cons
through darkness and storm until You nr1
covered wfth-mud and wei from head to
foot. for the very laudablc purpose of
reading to mo at an hour when shall be
going to bed--as you would scarcely be
presentable for the next two hours-you
had better go down to cook and get your
clothes dried, and have some hot ten or
something. Such an idca! l am sure,
Tredenniss, you must think me n consid-
crate woman to expect a young girl to
come more than two miles along the cliffs,
on such a night as this, to read to mel
Positivelyl' Madam was very angry, and
spilled some of her delicate tea over her
cambria handkerchief. Shut the door,
please, Win;fred, md go down to cook, as
! told youl"