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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-20

sensational stnr, fruin iionaialu 81 q has.
TART. Iuou 20 iiiow ~ American


Victoria. u. C.. june ig-rhe steam
40 MipWvrn brought tho Allowing
from Honolulu. juno SIN. The ilt-
wnilun Star M June ird Inst. pub.
lIrhrs tho following story regarding
uu attempt a. blow up tho United
states steamer CITY uf rrkuE. while
that vurHai was in port here.
"tf the report which Dr. iu cirpuln-
Uuu today lH true. Honolulu came near
being ihr scene of as fr.shtful disaster
uH that OF fh. .HH .H sHufh the
nmo way. The story II that moth
luF WuIN UIf . IUHH HU H...Iupi foo
blow up thr prNnr magazine was
frustrated just in time An enlisted
man, IL d. said, was caught Just iu
thr act ~ arranging fuHr connect
irF tho magazine The magazine
contains 600 toms of powder and was
guarded closely
"'rhe bastard. Il r. said. ~ now un-
der the closest guard ana when tho
prking gets out on the hIgh ssaH Will
hU hanged ut tho yarlarm. The great
vFt secrecy concerning the matter ~
hUlng maintained, Tor fear u would
mar the spirit of tho present occasion.
The nllogyd culprt IL said 90 be- hulf
SuRulurd.
"'rhe publication caused n sensation
Iu the city Military officers uu the
ship denied the truth ~ the story hut
their denial was made iu "a half
hearted way, There are many core
ruhurutiyo features which tend Co prove
thH truth NJ the report which was
first circulated hy enlisted men.
Others admitted that the Spanish
half breed was ON board shin Two
Honolulu citizens state that they Wrr,
uu board NJ the pYkInT un June 1fd
when th.y saw man lu irons aud an,
der CLOSE guard. They were con,
NIur.l that the prisoner was the man
who attempted Co blow up tho ship
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rEoDATt ASp orARniAN,utr
NOTICES.
Consult County CLERK or the Hesnectlys sirs
ere for further Information
rXEcUroWs SALE or REAL EsrAr.

on or before the 18th day OF Nav
3G East First North street. Salt 10.
city, Utah. ] Will receive written M,
for sale OF the real estate described e,
follows' A piece OF land commenrin.,
AZ the northeast corner Of Lot IN
Block %. Plat A, Salt Lake CITY an.
vey; running west % feet; south &
rods; east % feet. north rods. to lac
OF beginning: together with n I room
residence. good barn and other bufd.
ings Rlght reserved TO accept or To-
iect all bids.
J. q. RtMBALr..
As Executor u the WIN OF Chrlstesn
q. Kimball.
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srocNuoLDnIt,' mrrrING,

A meeting OF the stockholders N NJ
Grand Hotel Company viii Doe h.ll ~
the office Of the bearret National hAnN
NJ SAT- Lake Guy, state OF utah, rgl.
urr NJ East Temple and First s1ull,
streets. uu Tuesday. the oh DAY pl
July. 1895, 40 $3.50 o'clock =, M. Tor lh'
purpose " authorizing sale Of real ~
FOR tWonty-one thousand. three hun'
drDd aud ihIuren dollars. ana 90 llAl.,
act such other business uH may c'iN'
before said stockholders
REbECCA n. LITTLE
Vice President
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There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock. on cccount Of
the ASSORTMENT levied on the 18TH day
~ April. 1895 the scral amounts set
opposite the names Of the several
shareholders, no follows to-wit'
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SHIPS FIRE Was DESTRUCTIVE
uobson and Party May Have Keen Mur-
dcrcd- An Tortinrstions but ~
MORO Destroyed.


on board the Associated Press DIS
patch boat Dauntloss. on Santiago
dc ,,,b, saturday tur, ia via king
q.
htph' 'lin'lN"' SUNNY
ICOpyrightcd, l,Hs, 10y ihe Ass''i't''
profaI-aA careful Inspection uf ih'
f,rtter,,i,,s st.rg tbs Great Of th,
nm t",...t.tI,,. l.tttf4g. b4ru14 a.rai
~ b5,,i,Yr,ir5.5t Tb,irsi4v morning
sb,,,s tbr NryarIs.r Gunner. 4uf.au
urcrk and amin ,v.r,,,h.rs Fumr ID
tbr G,if'rf.. v'.r. i. ri.I..h.l beyond
f.r,ir 1b. ,.uiftiI,. which .Ir.iaI .vUi
M. bius IL tbirk as avlIIsws around
a chimney f1r h1urs ,f.r th ur.ua
renr.d fttrnIrb.d rfti.slw. evidence ui
no fafalitV tnlur tHr Spanish 800.
di,re fturtIr.Ia oil rHlpa could D.,
eson frim fha ebIns. dIrr.u. boo muuudi
of earth piI.d un by on. .xu.ua.lus I'D
tho proiaitIiaa nom ihu heavy gums Cor
b,IIlr. while th.Ir heads u.H .nn.d
hv the wIurH uf the black a.Iy.Us rH
~ tho battlefield
There wrfr $50 rruta. ono 300 tlH EAST
aud tho other 600 ih. west lf 90. hIr-
Dor entrance. which Wtf. d.uUI.I of
their foliage. Tho hUiHpH m.I
literally blown away ThHs mIrN. %
the places where o.. goo pound char
OF MuUaNNII TN. N.NMN NN 90. v .N" ...'
landed. Uut ih. most 0wIulua FL. k.U If
death n.w rHm MORO rtat. TH HIf-
from nag Uf spain was hIIf.WH.. d .f
several hours The r.Fr.fHIu.. uI ihlH
o. NOT known
N o. not customary FOO hlif.WIHt
nugH. bat possibly aHmr .nfH'Hh I.Ii.
or WIS Killed hy fhf heavy Ore uf gums.
th0urh rnme o1.H OIL. uf 'hH uuHiIHn
believe that hn nIg was hfIf. mIaHl
|.. o." . .
Lieut. HunHYu and hlH hflN. poo H wen"
ds1d. tf such lH the UlHH th.N must
have been wlutHn.y muui ri 900.
Spanish W'ght aN Is tn lHN 90 Dr. 81 'h
o. ih. hlWhlfIW" ui hui rIi HhI
from The Am .r.UIrH struck thH FORTE
Neither Admiral simt sln NOR DImml-
dorr Schluy hHIrN. thlt Lieut. lIuht1u
and b. party have been kll.d.
We hay. fHut.rn prlHlutrH. taken
az Guani1uamI. Including lieutenant
besides re- number Doc The United states,
for roprianls ur .ychlnE'
There wuH evident Generalization
among tho spanish troops durnF tho
hlmhlrdmtul unlc.rs could Do" seem
Win drawn swords driving the mon 60
the guns. but even 'h.u ihry would not
De- forced tu stay Fl long lH nur urr
was directed ai them iinuu min
uirH ulEht work nj ih. N.HuVius had
shattered thUlr nerves..
10 Do believed hy H1mn That Che ihlr-
tcrn-lnch rwJectllu nrti from the
Texas which was reported tl have
cSplficd the powder magazine ln one
~ thc western batteries. ala u"t fall 10
the battery. but went beyond and blew
~ one OF the ships 100 the hnrhIr
\ dramatic Incident Of the lombard.
mcnt was the act uf SnInlHh uiilc.r
who hrnvcly ran along the pluurt un.
der The heavy nrr. sno1umrlus his mon
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Sotlcr.-There are delinquent upon
tho following described stock. on ac-
count ~ assessment No. g levied on
Tho 2lrd day Of April. 1896 tho several
amounts Hrt opposite the names of tho
respective shareholders as followH'
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NnrIcn or A..l..MrNr.
Principal place of business at Sal
Lake city. Utah.


Lake city. Utah.
Notice In hereby given that NJ a
meeting of the dlruCtarH held On June
o. lksN. nu assessment uf one ul mill
prr share was levied un tho capital
stock uf the corporation, lHfuOd ana
outstanding. payable IN Iuly o.. 1855.
Co A. w. Bayhould, treasurer nf the
company. nt the office az che company.
80. 800 so. Main 81. upstairs. Salt Lake
city utah.
mrnt may remain unpaid on July o..
win boz delinquent ON July 10. and ad.
NrrtiHed Tor sale mo public auction. ana
unlnss payment be- made before. win hn
sold on AUGUST ith tn pay the dclln.
quent assessment, together with cost OF
advertising AMI expense NJ sale.
a. " lAYHOrLp. Secretary
Onlce NO no 80. Main -. Salt Lake
City. Utah
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T,sryhedy should Nave
Y. B. CNIITuI'S HlTnaSS OH.

gates leather waterproof Sold By 2 81 Z.
NFwmau.Nuit Shoe Co, a. n Teris uargHin
90 Grhf'a OraIu efnrr. Utah nuttnl Uuuss.
hait atr Stove 4 hardware Co.. rows liar
ress shop Hooks hurn-aa store and mAny
o'HoIN avnIp srnsTIrrrEA
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AssissNitNr 10. I
t~~MtNt ~. ..
Aurora Mining and Milling Company.
Location ma principal place NJ buHl-
ness. salt. Lake Guy. Utah.
Location of Mine. ohio Mining District.
Pluto County. Utah.

Notice a. hereby given that nt n
meeting of the board of directors of tho
held on the 18th day 0i juno. iN's. us-
Hssamrnt 30 Z. uf our.half cont per
Hharv.. was ioyiod uu the capital rtock
NJ tho corporation payable Juno i'th.
1895 Co the secretary. nt the office u
the company, SO 4, north Main Street.
Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid Ou the 18Th duS
Of July. 'sas. VIII Doc delinquent ana
will Boz advertised Tor sale nc public
will hn sold on Tuesday. August 2ud.
1895 On pay Huid delinquent assessment.
tUEather with costs N advcrtlHng and
expense ~ sale.
iiy order ~ the Board Of Directors.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary
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MANI

And In accordance with law ana an
order N thu board Of directors made on
the 18th day ofAprll.is9s.sn many shares
Ut each parcel of such stock that may
bo noccfFury will be- sold nc the office
III the company nc No. 900 west soc-
ond South street salt Lake city. salt
Lake county. Utah, ON tho 9Th day u
June. iHas, 40 the hour ~ 10 b. m. of
said day Co pIy delinquent nssefs-
mont thereon. together with the cost
ut advertising and expenses Of auio
llENiiN SHIELDS. Secretary,
Hy FRANCES titgNEN,
Assistant Secretary
OrDr 5fi west Second South street,
Salt Lake CITY. utah.
Nnt'Uo Dr. hereby given that the Hoard
N Directors ~ thp Hercules Mining
Company hy resolution duly PASSED
juno 3. isNs ordered the above sale
M stock Co pay delinquent assessment.
Co. Boz continued until July ist 1898 ~
~ m. NJ said day. 90 which time said
BALE win occur at the place ul .vr Hp-
pointed. W. No. UNAMEt.
Secretary PRO Tom.
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palea sall I.nke - Inna b b
sIOUKnOLpnns' MEErING,
Office ~ the Dexter Gold Mining COM
pnny Fifth Floor, Auerbnrh h9l'a,
luE, SAT- Lake city, Utah' JNN'
~, 1895.

Notice D. hereby given that M, Az an,
null meeting OF the fl0clJholdofH ,i w
bOHf4 Gel 49,. Company WiN l'As
s,aer NJ the hour NJ 40 o'clock u. nl' a1
Monday july nth. 1893, "a room vt ia
Auerlach Building, l62 South Ma,"
street, salt Lake city, utnh, lNl I'd
purpose of olectIng officers ana lF, w,
rrrtlw Con the ensuing year nnl w,
the Transaction Of such other hu.N bs
os may lawfully De brought before '"'
said meeting
HIRAM % BOOTH. secreiar"
lSeaLl
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slOChiiOLDriis' Mi.ruNG.

Notice On hereby given that SPEC.
iHl meeting ~ the Stockholders of the
UulIln-lrCk Tunnel company. FOR the
election uf officers ana Tor the tthnsnc.
ton VI such other business Hs shail law.
fully come before twill ho hold atNuti
Mccormick building. Salt Lake city.
Utah. ON Monday. June 81. isgs. at ?
D.. M
By order Of Hoard ~ Directors
PRANK Y. TAYLOR.
Secretary
Salt Lake city. May %. isaS
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Location Of mines. Tiutic Mining Dis
tflct. Juab County Utah
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DELINourNr NoricE.
Tho nunlon-neck Tunn.l Co

Location " Principal Place ~ BuHi.
ness, Salt Lake city, Utah.
location ~ Mines and Works. Tintic
Mining Dictriot. Juab Coun-
~, Utah.
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Assr.sMrNr NOTICE.
Hercules Mining Company. a corpora
tiOn.

Principal place Of business. No. sos
west. Second South Street. salt
Lake city. Utah
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Csniee Utah. propagate and grow only The very best var
tt knosn We back up claims with hard iaets Al
dress Davis County Nurseries, 5IS Atlas Block Salt Lake
tty
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23
CHAPTER MI,

"Dulcie, what makes you so restless to-
day? Is it the heat, or has one of your
old moons come upon you!"
Il am sure ! can't tell"-swinging her
hat within an inch of the tiled floor. II
feel as hot and tired out-and as wretch
ed as can be-"
Esther Durrant laughed at that unfeel-
ingly. She was standing before long
dresser, piling dish with great, ripe
Strawberries. Her fingers We're stained
with the juice Of them, and there was
quite a pink line about her mouth, which
told she was taking her pay" as she
went on. But even strawberries could
not keep Dulcie indoors any longer. She
was leaning against the jamb Of the kitch'
en- door, half in, half out, the glazing yel
low sunlight bathing her uncovered head
and shoulders. The kitchen ut Holm Farm
was a picture. with its door Of tiles. deli
cately somber In tint and polished lik<
marble, its stained walls, and wide WIN
dows. one on each side Of the doorway
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23
CHAPTER XX.

III am not mistaken, Miss Lcvesque,
this gentleman Is an old friend Of you:s."
Dulcie turned round to look ut the
speaker. 1t was Count Ohio Won Rrun'
men. and one Of the girls few friends IN
Baden. He was standing behind her
chair, and a tell gentleman In evening
ssess was standing a little way behia'l
him.
"An old friend" she repeatsi. smiling
The tall gentleman stepped forward
and bowed. Dulcie's heart gave u great
bound o. she looked W at hin aud recog
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23

Americans are producing paper
cigars as an article of commerce, and,
what Is more, ire being backed up by
connOisseurs of the fragrant weed.
The cigars are prepared from sheets of
paper which have been soaked In to-
bacco juice, and then pressed and cut
into the requisite shape by means OF
specially constructed machinery.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23
sixth Sense In Pigeons.

Captain Renaud, the French special
list In charge of the military pigeon SER
vice, Is IL firm believer In Il sixth sense
In pigeons and other birds and AMI
mails possessed Of hOming instinct,
which he calls the sense Of "orlenta-
ton" He has defended his theory at
length In paper recently read before
the French Academic des Sciences,
claiming to have amply proved 1t by
special trials Of various kinds.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23
Dual HOInooiCkness.

Whilst ! In Old"WOrid capitals sOjOurn.
ed
In storied cities, rich with Times &C.
quest
A pilgrim from our wide, unstoricd
West,
Forever homeward I In spirit turned:
For mo through each Atlantic sunset
burned
Ny homeland dawn In drawer splendOz
dressed.
Tho bird divine that sang from bosky
nest,
Beside my brown thrush scanty tribute
earned.
But now, when I once more sit down al
home,
What fond pervcrsity my soul pursucs
She rovcs afar, beyond her native pale
And slips Manhattan Isle to pace through
Rome;
Or leaves the brown thrush for the
winged Muse
For moonlit Cadenabbia's nightingale.
Century.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23
A Rain Tree,

In one of the Canary Islands there
Is a tree of the laurel family that &C.
casionally rains down In the early
evening quite cOpiOus shower of
water draps from Its tufied foliage.
The water comes out through innum-
cradle little pores situated ut the edge
of the leaves.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23
Al Kinda OF Pupila.

In the Century, Anna Fulcomcr dc.
scribcs her experiences In teaching
1.-THE Three RS ut Circle City" Miss
Fulcomer says Of her school: Thirty.
six pupils were enrolled. where I had
expected hardly dozen. In age they
ranged from five to thirty. Three races
were rcpresentcd-Caucasian. Ameri.
can Indian. and Mongolian; that IL to
say, whites, Indians. and EskimOs.
with all degrees Of mixture Of the
three. The six white children who
were In Attendance during the entire
school year did good work, though
they were not far advanced. 1t was
no trouble to classify them; but It was
difficult during the first two weeks to
classify the native children, vc"y few
Of whom, however. were full.bl00dcd
Indians. Tho majority Of them had
attended school before. though few Of
them for a longer period than three
months. Two bright girls OF fourteen
had lived for two years In the Church
Of England mission ut Forty-Milc Post.
Both were In the same reading. writ.
Ing and spelling classes with ten.
year.Old white boy who had had about
the same amount Of schooling.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23

For the best custom.mnde suit of
clothes In Chicago, ut reasonable prices,
patronize Tom Rowan, ut Work Broth.
ers' grent establishment, 23S-2iO Fifth
avenue.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23

"What IL the price Of DobbinS
Electric SoapT
give cents q bar, full size, just
reduced from ten. Hasn't been less
than ten for - years"
"Why, that's the price Of common
brown soap. Send me q box. I can't
afford to buy any other soap after
this"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23

Association, cannot be excellcd in this
country, or any other. Don't forget
their number, 5S6-812 North Halsted
street. Telephone North GAG.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23
Marriage Law In Greece.

In ancient Greece a law provided
that II man divorced his wife no
could not subsequently marry woln-
an younger than his discarded partner.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23

Murray 4 Company, who lead In the
awning business, and who were located
on Randolph street for eleven years, In.
vlte you to call at their new mammoth
establishment, $40 to 33S South Canal
street.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23

An excessively nervous woman. II
she has a liking for onions, should
crafty It. Two or three eaten with
bread and butter before going to bed
are fine sedative.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23

4 Chinese gentleman always sends a
pair OF geese to the lady Of his choice,
and they are looked upon as the EN-.
blems of conjugal fidelity.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23

Many q boy who runs away to Join
Q circus y only too glad to walk back
home again
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23

VALUE OF . Spanish Peseta.
A Spanish peseta Is now equivalent
to about Is cents In gold.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23

Try "Almanaris" on the side. 1,
won't cost you any more than bottled
lake water.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23
Relics or tho Spanish Armada.

William Frederic TiltOn writes OF
"The spanish Armada" In the Century.
MIR. Tilton says:
One Of the most fatal spots for Ar.
NADIA ships had been Sligo Bay. When
Godfrey Fenton went to view this
scene Of disaster he found Spanish
guns sunk half a hOrscman's stan In
the shifting sand, and numbered In
one strand of less than Ave miles In
length above eleven hundred dead
corpses Of men which the sea had
driven upon the shOre;" and the cOun.
try people told him 1.-THE like was In
other places. though not Of like num-
ber." Somewhat later. the lord deputy,
on his way. as he expressed ", to dis.
patch ''thosc rags" Of the Spanlaris
which still infected the country. saw
with amaNment the masses Of wreck.
age scattered along beach on the
same cOast--timbcr enough to build
"hve Of the greatest ships that ever
saw. besides mighty great boats. cables
and other coriage. and some such
masts for bigncss and length as new.
or saw any two could make the like"
A copy Of the sailing directions given
by Medina Sidonia. found perhaps In
some captain's sea.chest among the
wreckagc. fell into the lord dep.
uty's hands. A grim smile must
have fitted over his face rs he
read the words: "Take great heed
lest you full upon the island Of Ire
lind for fear Of the harm that may
happen unto you upon that cOast." An
Armada relic still more touching than
these instructions Is part Of a letter
written OF Dingle by Spanish cap
tain. begging the President Of Munster
for friendly treatment. Into a bundle
Of statc papers which tell. In the Ian
guage Of the victors. the awful story Of
the shipwrcck and bloodshed on the
Irish coast. this fragment. rusty and
stained az II by salt water, hns stray
cd like n wall from the vanquished.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23
CHAPTER KIN.

II was past midnight when pulcie
knocked at her Uncle Durcr's door ut
Jermyn street. The nun who opened Il
stared at her In Amusement. He had
known her from little child, but that
night he scarcely knew her. She had
thrown her veil back for air, aud her
face, white and drawn, and with YES
tige OF its old fitting dimplcs, looked al
most old in the lamplight.
Where Is my uncle. Giles:'
He has just come in, miss! He did
not expect you, l think"-staring II ltt...
mo, he did not expect me tonight
Send someone TO get my room ready. ]
will so TO him."
She passed on TO the room where she
knew she was sure of finding hcr uncle
at that hour. He was there, hut not
alone. A little shrcwd-lOokng man In
black was with him. She remembered
his face vaguely; she had met him some
time, perhaps, but she was in no mood
10 notice anyone that night. At sight
OF her standing on the threshold, Durer
I.evesque rose quickly, pushing his chair
back.
my dear girl, Is II yourself, rcally:"
IL think so, uncle. | am not quite
sure'-smiling wanly, as she crossed the
room 10 him.
Its sudden, your coming up like this,
isn't II: Nothing wrong, hope! Moth
ins unpleasant, eh:'
Not AT all. I wanted to come, SO !
came. thought you would be glad to
see me-"
Durer Levesque was tall man, bronze
faced, and lynx eyed, with faint soupcon
OF cunning about him. He was a hard
man, and pitiless. but Dulcie was his
idol. To her he was tender as a woman
The sight of her fsce that night put all
h.s business calculations out Of his head
lie felt certain something was wrong.
who brought you upt he asked
abruptly.
mo one; that is, you know, every one
was busy, and ! could not wait, so
Just came Misunderstanding crimson.
Alone: At this hOur!"
"Yes"-trying to smile: II would do II
had no thought OF coming till tel
O'clock"
Dursr Levesque's sharp eyes glittered
but he was too much a man OF the wori'
10 lsetray his intense modification.
"Well, run away now, and get to bed
You shah tell NE your news In the morn
ing"
But, before tomorrow came there wa
work for her 10 do. Percy mast neithe
write to Esther nor 60 To her To tell tina
he had repented-so terribly late-of hi
promise to her. II be did that. then u
dssd her pain would have been 20 muc
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23

Cavey's stock Of gents furnishing
goods, 100 Dearborn street, Is the best
In Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1898-07-23
ITEMS OF INTEREST

For the correct hat, patronize Dun.
lap, the Palmer House halter.