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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
YALE FRESHMEN, 9: HARVARD FRESHMEN. s..

NewHaven. Conn., May 1.-THE Yale freshmen
nine defeated tho Harvard freshmen this after
noon by the OF to g. The game was Sharply
contested. and in doubt TIL the last inning was
finished Yale took the lead In the first inning
with two runs but when the 9TH inning I'm
shcd Harvard was In the van by the score OF 3 to
Yale took brace In the sixth inning and made hve
runs. In the seventh Yale placed another tally 10
her credit, and Harvard made two. tying the score.
In the eighth both failed 70 score, and In the ninth
Carks three Dagger for Yale followed by Boyces
single, brought the winning run The Yale
freshmen are tonight enjoying for the first time
the coveted privilege Of sitting on the sophomore
r. II. z.
Yale ...................2 % o o 0 s o 10
Harvard ...............0t0 3 O 2 0 O--s ii
Batteries s'ickney, Robertson and Hirsh Mcdonald
ana Milne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
PHILADELPHIA IL; BALTIMORE. II

Philadelphia May 1.-THE Phillies to-day again
defeated Baltimore in a close and exciting game
ORTIZ was knocked out OF the box In the third
lnning Wheeler taking his place. Hoffer also
hit hard and gave nine bases or balls. some OF
which were costly Attendance. 1928. Score:
F.
rhnss.Iphi. o o o o x-i2 is .
Bat,.ries-Horcr and Clarke. Wheeler. Ortiz and Nc
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
FOR STATUE TO ADMIRAL PORTER.

Washington, May 1.-THE Secretary Of tho Navy
has appointed board. consisting Of Assistant seo-
rotary Allen. Rear Admiral r. NJ Ramsay. retired
and Professor Marshall Oliver Of the Naval Acad-
envy. to consider and report on an appropriate de-
sign for q statue OF Admiral ID. d. Porter. to DO
erected IN this city. IN accordance with provision
Of the last Naval Appropriation bill The Board
will also estimate the cost Of the statue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15

Pittsburg May N-Hughey pitched good game
against his old companions. Halls error was re-
sponslble for two runs Donovan knocked a
Erounder which went through Halls legs and rolled
into deep centre letting Donovan make the circuit
carrying Kcn with him Rhines was put In IN
the NTH and kept the score where II MAS. but the
team behind him could not pull out victory
Attendance. $50. Score: . .
H. E:
Pi,,sburs ........... % !
81 Louis ........... 0-5 2
batteries Rh.nes. Killsn and schryer; Hushey and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15

Louisville May 1.-THE cup race FOR gentlemen
riders and the Frank F"her selling stakes wer" the
events to-days card ~ ChurchNl Downs ana
drew six thousand people 20 the track To FORMER
WAS won by Henderson, on Iincra.t. The stakes
event was captured handily by Pat DUNES
EMPEROR Of Norfolk colt. Estaca. after pretty
brush with J. ~ g. Coney up. In the stretch me
weather was good and the track fast. Three INV
ori,es won Benuevillc. Sho opcntd az J. 20 ana
no. hacked 70 I CAPTURED the sixth race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
PENNSYLVANIA. 2: CORNELL. o.

Philadelphia May i@--Cornel was shut out to-day
through tho magnificent pitching OF Dickson. the
Pennsylvaninn nc allowing .he lthacans but three
hits Cornell Played d faulless game In the field.
Score: -
n. II. r.
c.rn.u ...... o % 2 o
Penn o o I q % x-2
Hett,r,., Bold and Young. Dickson and Glllendsr.
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: -
PATTERSON
MANHATTAN DEFEATS KEARNY.

The Manhattan Cricket Club opened It's season
yesterday at Prospect Park and scored it's frat
victory OF the year by defeating the Kearny Club
by Il runs and 8 wickets. w. Adam bowlcd In fine
form for the winners and secured wckets for 8
runs. MciIale and l. Briefly both bottcd well
for Kehrny. and for Manhattan good work was
done by A. Smedley. r. A. Sade and r. j. Okeiny.
The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
MANHATTAN.
CREsCENTs WIN AT LACROSSE.

Tho lacrosse teams representing the Crescent
Athletic Club and Harvard University played yes
terday at the formers grounds Bay Ridge. Brook
markable for accurate and speedy passing by
Curry and Westmann for the Crescent Athletic
Clab. and Captain Ring and Fay for Harvard
The Crescsno won BY . score Of II to 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
Known OyERWHELMS YALE.

Providence r. l.. May Thrown overwhelmed
Yale on Lincoln Field this afternoon. batting Feary
out OF the box and finding Chauncey with ease
Yale aided Brown by poor fielding Tho score:
X f.
Brown ..,...........S o VI ID ,
Yale ...............O D 2 o O. .
Bat,enes-sedgwick and Irstass Feary. chauncey
and 4ulyan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
MEEKIN PITCHES WE'LL.
WASHINGTON TEAM NARROWLY Ho-
CAPES SHUTOUT.

The New-York and washington baseball teams
played another game at the Polo Grounds yes.sr-
day. and the Senator'S usual, were defeated. Inc
men from the District OF Columbia heded IN uh-
usually good style. and they made almost as may
ba.e hits as their opponents but could not make
them count Davis Gleason, Wrigley ana Heltz aiu
some pretty fielding The Senator'S did ther vaiy
effective batting In the seventh inning where tney
made all their runs. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
CRICKET on STATEN ISLAND.

c,ose and interesting cricket match was played
yesterday at Staten Island. where the local club
suffered defeat at the hands OF the Paterson team
by seven runs. The winning run was not made
until the last ia. H. f.. Jackson hit hard
FOR Staten Island and put on 81 in great style The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
NAVAL CADETS DEFEAT coLuHBIA.

TWO MILE EIGHT CARED BOAT RACE RowEp
At A$SAroLis
Annapolis Nd. May "A Tho boat crew o' me
Naval Academy defeated that from Columbia Uni
vc-si;y today IN an eght-Oarcd race over TWO
milo course finishing l3 seconds ahead or tho
visitors Time II - The weather Was all that
could he desired. and large crowd witnessed inc
race from the shore and from boats. The crews
az follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
TITUS BEATEN, AS USUAL
M'DuFFIE BREAKS THE RECORD IN THE RACE
AT CAMBRIDGE.


AT CAMBRIDGE.
CAMBRIDGE Mass, May a 1Spec.aD.-"Fddie"
McDuffe OF Boston defeated Frederick J. Titus.
OF New York this afternoon In nfteen-nile paced
race. breaking all world records and furnishing
the finest exhibition Of bicycle racing that has ever
been seen on the Charles River Park track.
II was a perfect day for record-breaking. and
both Titus and McDufie were out TO do their ut
McDufhe was paced by four CUNTS and a quad.
while the New-Yorker vas paced by two sexes.
Used TO be a pacemakers' The National As
ISOLATION pacing team seemed fairly to pull the
l!tt!e Bostonian around with IL, whether he wanted
to 10 or not The American pacing team. how
ever, did do well for Titus. stu Titus was
not In the form TO keep up with the terrific pace
Those who mad watched the work OF McDufe
lately knew that he had surprise In store FOR
Titus
At tho pistol-sho Titus. headed By his tripet,
darted out and tried TO get a lead at once. ana
at first 1t looked as II he going to- 1t took
gap and take the lead. From this time on II was
McDufre's race. Al the end Of the second mile he
err At the end Of his hfih mile he had broken
the worlds record by Ave and three-ffths seconds
and had nearly Ave hundred yards lead, In the
passed pas Titus and vent shooting out trying to gain
another lap. which he succeeded In doing In tho
thirteenth mile. When McDufhe went flying across
the tape in the last lay OF the fifteenth mile It
ord. His time q min s3-S Sec the previous
record for the distance q min. u IS sec.
The mile professional tandem by
Cambridge; second A. T Crooks Bufralo. and A.
r. Miller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
ROCKAWAY LOSES To RICHMOND.

The Richmond County Country club met tho
Rockaway Hunt club the Richmond clubs links
yesterday and defeated them by score Of IA TO 3.
II a match team game At nine holes.
NETWORK UNIVERSITY BEATS RUTGERS.
New-York University defeated Rutgers College In
Il track and field meet yesterday at Ohio Field.
University Heights. by a score OF " to Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
MOUNT PLEASANT FIELD CLUB LINKS OPEN

Tho golf links OF the Mount Pleasant Field Club.
at Brlar Cr were opened yesterday In addition
10 members Of the club there a large num-
Der OF guests present from abroad. The old Coope
farmhouse. which has been renodelled during the
into al clubhouse, thrown and
found to be satisfactory In all Its arrangements.
The nnc-hole links belonging to tho club In
excellent condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15

The yei7hts FOR the Knickerbochcr Hurdle Hand-
can for folr-year-olds and upward 20 be run on
Wednesday al n mile and three-quarters. over
..,or N.cb,a ~ hurdles are:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
CINCINNATI. :; LOUISVILLE.

Cincinnati. May 1.-THE Colonies were unable TO
hit Hill to-day Frazer forced 70 retire after
the third inning. Attendance 1900 Score:
II. II. r
Cincinnati .......... o o % o X IL !
Louisville ........... Ii
Ba,ter.es-Till and PETIT Frazer Ehr-t and Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
GRAMS
WAR ATLAS

SHOWING ALL FIGHTING TERRITORY.
Contain, sixteen pages OF maps covering ALL territory
y,.ra conflict between the Unite. states
and spain and pages of valuable Statistics "h orif
"a Ms NAP OF CUBA contained IN this Atlas IS ne
ONLY OFFICIAL NAP Q: tina; island published N II"
Up AVS BIO WAR ATLAS Is what you want anc -
YOU want 20 follow o our Naval sauadres
A Pic. Is cents each $50 per dozen: $1,000 per has-
bred. o-o,cv = 1-pAy
So Fulton
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
MORRIS PARK HANDICAP WEIGHTS

Tho weights for the CIaremon; lightweight Handi-
can 10 he run at Morris Park on Tuesday over
tho last six and haf furongs o, the Withers mile
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15

Three base hit-Yeager Home runs-Iuckcf, Kloue
DAM, Hamilton. Stolen baaes-Dury Tenney o. orii-
nm Double plays-shindie. Hallman and tucker: Long
and Tenney: Collins Long and Tenney First base on
balis-By Kennedy. !; by klobeianz. Struck out-by
Kennedy, I. Time-l:42 Ump!res-Snyder and Curry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15

NrTLEY DEFEATS GLEN RIDGE.
Tho Nutcy Golf club defeated tho Glen Ridge
Club at Nutey yesterday by score Of 10 to |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
TWO HOME RUNS WIN FOR BOSTON.

BROOKLYN DEFEATED BY A SCORE OF TO
IN BOSTON.
Boston May N-Free batting and brilliant
catches by saeckard and Long we're features OF
to-day's game. Home runs by Hamilton AND
Kobedanx the game for Boston. Attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15

LEFT at the post
Time-l:oO
Won by a half length; head oe'"ee"
second third
THIRD RACE-NATIONAL STALLION RACE for two
year-olds; value $4,000 Last 1--WE furongs OF Eclipse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
WASHINGTON.

Earned rlns-New-York. 4. stolen oases-Settinan
Two-base hits-Meekn Wagner Home runs-Joyce,
Double pays-Harman. Davis and Joyce; ReitI. wig,
lev and Doyle First base bas-On Meekin q; or
Weyhing g. Struck out--By Meekin 3, BY Mehyhs, !
Left on hases-New-York 3: Washington. I. Time-i'f''
Umpires-Lynch and Connolly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
NAVAL CADETS


Ayerag. aeisai. not including coNswain. itS pounds
The start made at 5l9 p m. ana the course
was siraighfaway from Grc'nsbhry POINT ldght
The victors took the water nrst got away In the
lead. and were never headed finishing -FOUR lengths
10, .Isf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15

Mary Jones T. los .ojarrean)0 %! Il
Artist Love. g. lO5 .....:. (RoserS w
Tine-1:l3.
Won IN a drive by half length head between sec
and third.
SECOND RACE-For two-year- ODDS selling. Last NV
furlongs Of Eclipse course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
NOTES OF THE GOLF LINKS.

The annual eighteen hole medal play handicap
OF the Stock Exchange Golf Club. In which the
directors are Ransom II. Thomas w. Il. Sands,
II. +. Toler. Daniel Chauncey. w. A. Putnam and
J. Borden Hartman. will be played on June ii AZ
the Knollwood Country Club The contest last year
begun with thirty-hve starters The winner
w. s. Edey. his handicap but the greatest
interest was In the meeting between Toler ana -
H. Macdonald Of Chicago. the latter making the
gross score OF 90 to Toers 81. Puts and calls. II Is
said. sold on tho result OF this duel on the
links about Wall Street. The most important mkt
ure OF the spring at the Knowood Country Cluo,
however. at least in the opinion OF the orthodox
golfers. Will be the open tournament on May H.
- and 81 The following Is the important portion
Of the circular regarding the tournament sent out
BY mail yesterday:
Cup offered by John ID. Archbold -Competition
open to ali members Of clubs belonging TO the
lied. nrst day 1870 n m medal play. eighteen
holes. preliminary round the sixteen players max
Two days. drsi round mateh play p m May Is
Consolation cup. offered by knollwood 'ountry
tries close at clubhouse on Wednesday evening
May is at $50 o'clock. , ...r.,
by the Knollwood Country Club, 10 he won three
tlmes-not necessarily consecutively-by the same
ppen to ali members Of clubs belonging to the
United States Golf Association. allied or associate
thrty-six holes. medal pay, handicap Inited 10
Ghadwck Of the Rlchmond county Club Novem
Der 1895: once by Arthur Livermore. OF 81 An
drews May 1896. once by +. L. Jewett, OF DykeT
Meadows october. 1896: once BY W X. Travis. OF
the Oakland Golf club. May 1880. and once py
Joseph Hartman. November 1891 and is now held
by Mr HERMAN. The knowood cup has been
played FOR In the spring and ,a OF each year IL
i proposed to make this TIE last open eoinpe-
ttion for the cup provided all the previous WIZ
ners thereof consent. winners to play on at later
date to De fixed by The Greens Committee.
All entries must be made In writing TO l.
Stuart wing. chairman OF Greens Committee OF
Knollwood Country club, Elmsiord. Westchester
County. y. Y. Entries c.ose az the clubhouse on
Friday evening May 20, a, s:3o ocio K It Is re-
qucsted that tho official club handbags OF mem
bora entering for the knOllwood Cup be sent with
thclr entries. SPECIAL prizes Will be awarded to
placed men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15

coupled IN betting.
tI<tt the post.
Tlme-3:56
Won in a by two lengths; four lengths between
second and third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15

An important series OF matches between teams
OF six FOR the championship OF Staten Island and
the possession Of a So trophy has been arranged
between the iIarbor Hll. Richmond County and
Staten Island Crck., and Baseball Clubs. Tho
order OF games vii! be May Is. Staten Island
and Richmond Livingston. June IS. Harbor Hi
and Staten Island. At Harbor fiIll, July ?. Harbor
Hi.l and Richmond. nj HarbOr Hili. September
B. Staten Island and Richmond, At Dongan Hills
October l5 Staten Island and Uarhor Hi. at tiv
ln.stOn one good result that should come from
these team matches II the cessation OF the ptac-
tee Of exchanging players. now IN vogue on Staten
Island Whenever Oh" ~ The three Clubs has on an
IMPORTANT match George T. Armstrong. FOR In
stance. II ne captain ~ The Staten Island Cricket
and Baseball club team. yet on Saturday he
played on the Harhor HI team against tho Powell
ton club al Newnurg. and tomorrow he Is to
play for Richmond county against tho Rockaway
Hunt club Tho system Is n very confusing one.
ard nor indorsed hy the United States Coli As
SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
GOLF ON VARIOUS LINKS.

The May Glass handicap at the Crescent Ath-
let!c Club links by II. G. McKeever. whose
score 81. 3 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15

In the Glass and Class handicaps at the St.
Andrews Golf Club forty players competed In
Glass the winner was Henry W. Taft. 81 .. IS.
and w. +. Jenkins won In Glass b. with a card OF
g. 49, 49, In the thirty ix-hole match for the w
n. Sands cup the winner was W. r. Gray, 1ss 10.
l76 S. w. Lockhart second l02 u, 100 and
+. w. Menzes third, 1S2. o. iS2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15

ard third.
SIXTH RACE-NEw-YORK sTEEPlEC1iASE HANDl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15

f. II Smith won the members handicap at tn,
Marine and Field Club links. making a net scor
Of So which was a stroke better than that OF II. N
Curtis the scratch player.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-15
OF THE RACES.
L 6. 4 W; P. Thompsoa's b. c Rssprissl

FIRST RACE For maidens: $50 added. Eclipse Course
Betting.
81. Pi.
White Oaks eagle., 1898-06-30

enrd, conscious and observant. An anx-
iCuS face was bending over him, and
before it's owner could withdraw the
doctor grasped two small hands.
"Reta! My Retail see all now. Some
thing has shadowed me persistently
since the night | arrived. For two
years | have dreamed of you by night
and searched for you by day. Reta!
my wife!"
Mrs. Winters Flint sobbed as she hid
her face on his arm.
Il went directly to Paris where I
came to myself and solemnly abjured
my base vanity. | did indeed! Uncle
Cook returned with me in the fan and
we have been here ever since. /, wait
ing and watching for my husband, for
] knew he would also return sooner or
later to find me. Oh, Cyrus, it was my
pride, not my heart, which went astray
my false pride, but I renounced il
long ago!"
so round this corner in their streets of
life
They, on a sudden. clasped them with a
smile
Tanner Of Cold.
White Oaks eagle., 1898-06-30
Constabie's Sale.

Notice is hereby Civ en- that by virtue OF an
execution for the sum of one hundred do lars
damages with interest and costs Of suit. issued
ont of Justice Court, Precinct No. IL Lincoln
county, New Mexico. on Aprl5, 1923 in a GER.
tam cause entitled upon the docket of said
Justice Court, Tomas Flores plaintiff vs.. The
Vanderbilt Gold Mining Company, defendant
l. on said date levied upon one certain Hosting
machine used for hosting ores from the Amer
lean mine and three hundred feet OF wire cable
And notice is hereby gives that on NJ nday
July H. ls9S, at 10 o'clock a. IN. of sail day. at
The American mine, will sell the above de-
scribed property At public auction to the highest
and best bi lder for cash to satisfy said execu-
tion ard all costs that may accrue under said
execution.
r. c. Russell, Cor stable.
Precinct No Ii. Lincoln County n. NJ.
J. T.. Wharton, Plaintiffs Attorney,
25.5 White Oaks, \. NJ.
White Oaks eagle., 1898-06-30
Constable's Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF an
execution for the sum of Fifty two dollars and
ninety-two cents with interest and cost of suit
issued out of Justice Court, Precinct No. IL
Lincoln county, New Mexico, on April 3, 6HS
in a certain cause entitled upon the docket of
said Justice Court, j. Edward Wright, plain
tiff VS.. The Vanderbilt Gold Mining Cnmpan"
defendant !, on said date levied upon the fol
lowing property towit: 81 pieces Steelweigh-
ing 30 pounds, Green River Saw plate with
taps complete from "A inch up, Ia and ! 32
II taps, II dies, new rip saw, new hack saw,
new shovcls, drilling machine, 10 twis
drills.
And noticeis hereby given that on Monday July
Is, 1898 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the American mine | will sell the above
described property at public auction to the
highest and best bidder for cash to satisfy said
execution and all costs that may accrue under
said execution.
r. c. Russell Constable
Precinct No. H. Lincoln County n. NJ.
j. T.. Wharton, Plaintiffs Attorney,
25-5 White Oaks N.
White Oaks eagle., 1898-06-30
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE At ROSWELL, N. NJ.

LAND OFFICE At ROSWELL, n. NJ.
June 17th. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Demetrio
Perca, Probate Clerk at Lincoln, n. NJ. on
Monday August 1st, 1898, viz: Manuel Lueras,
Homestead Application No. 179, for the So
NE4 and NJ SE4, Sec. II, Up. s. X. 13 E.
IIenames the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz: Andres Lueras, David II.
Lueras, Ramon Ulibarri, ProcopiO Pacheco all
Of Raventon n. NJ.
HOWARD LELAND,
s6-8 Register.
White Oaks eagle., 1898-06-30

IN, VINO lives half mlle above the
Nest"
rs your pony good traveller? Those
storm clouds are rolling up rapidly
"Yes, very good; what a bark that
dog has!"
"Soul-stirring. is ito" The speaker
smiled, touched his hat and the sorrel
darted ahead whereat Pie shook him
self and quickened his pace. BY ten
o'clock the storm was raging through
the town. Two churches were struck
by lightning, also chimneys and win
dow glass about the square suffered
considerably. Bright and early the fol.
lowing morning Rools was up to see
Cathy. the cook Bools generally did
bring the village budgets, but this
morning much turned on his tale. for
had not matter Of two inches or So
the difference in the height Of those
two-the Presbyterian spire and the
Methodist steepe, held two hearts apart
for four good years or more? twas as
tonishing how unbridgeab,e, by dint of
brooding over and cherishing, this
trifling matter had become. But 10!
.ll l;4,4d M Cool-
,"s -. 'ne = y ~ " Gan1o -, - - 40 hraa1-fa,t
.ai.Io ..I,,aa1. 10 ,rads o,d ,rooos
s14s s%4's 900 a"aa ~ - Ios4. foithf,i Pools
and warm-hearted Cathy can conscien-
tiously we'd"
.,,,.,,, .t,,a,.,, l,bor,,,-
;,,ln d,.,.a ,oIIoa I've oro co ,orob Tho
+bo otba, that fa,, co11ed tbam einoIv
10 oncon,t Tocnst vest efood in The
,r;ds+ of = 5roorn, ola cardon and Tho
.orrded NV tba borr The dootor,s
ch;ld whom she v.as rot horn+iro +he
ctairvrov and window 1odoes of the do
IigbteoTe old nezt itsclf haunted this
Garden She started ont If rool, or by
path taliro Mrs, Winters often mn
awares, and always with book in
hand
Mrs Winters liking 10 mil beans
herself and to "fuss" amono hor yeoc.
tables stood one dav under an anDIe
tree srryeyfrr her store. when some
tbinm dropped from the gnarled
! branches above. "MprCN. child where
were youo WHY do Won always have
that book ."
"Tf !. not that hook II is onothpr
/ Father and Think schools are L;saoree-
able. 50 I etuIy IN my.alf, learn ali
over inst what | wish 70. and every Fri
day evening father and ! visit together
ard tell him what DO not know. You
see when people have not got much
but each other thcy think a good deal
Of each other. Folks say I have lost
my mother, but father said that I am
not real well acquainted with anybody
but old nurse, who looks IKE your
Cathy. and father: we cannot stay here
much longer now; thought would
tell you. We like corners: you always
find something nice around a corner;
the city is full of corners, so think
we will go away soon" ard blue eyes
met blue eyes. Al that instant the thud
OF hoots was heard, and away down the
dflYe and out INTO the road ran the
chlId. Mrs. Winters FASTENED INTO her
kItchen. mat evening closed IN early
run OF darkheSS ana storm. Heaven
ana ehrth seemed 10 shake beneath the
mighty tread Of IFS approach. L}2hl
nlu@ cut the ar' thunder rolled; tie
creek quarter mile "po'e lAr .H'"l
White Oaks eagle., 1898-06-30

"Not by appointment DO we meet Delight
and JOY;
They heed not our expectancy;
But round some corner in the streets OF
life
They, on a sudden. clasp us with smile