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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

General Passenger Agent wadielrh
of the Rio grnndr Western has sent
notice TO the agents along the line that
the new dining car service VIII be IN
nuFurnted Jane LIST, Meals VIII Dc
served ON trains Nos. !, 2. ana T.
For the ny. Academy summer school
nt Provo May Goth 10 June isth inclu-
sivc. a rate of a fare ana a nfth on the
certificate plan viii he made by the ".
u.W. Certificates showing full fare paid
ON the going trip May etth 10 June l0th
the rulnF tfip May goth To June lVth
Inclusive, when certified To by Prof,
Clun IT., secretary, and approved 10y
D. FoutH. Joint agent viii secure return
rate fono-nfth faro II presented dur
ing the period June 10Th 10 June 10Th
Inclusive,
For tho Rocky Mountain Interstate
Medical association convention nc Salt
Lake City July 2i-sd, the RIO orlando
Western viii make rate OF fare ana
NTH on the certificate plan, ccrtln-
cate showing full fare paid July 22nd
tn sgth inclusive, viii be- honorod for
return rate ~ onc-fifth fare By Salt
Lake agents n presented from July goth
90 eqth inclusive, provided these cer-
iincateH are signed by Dr. flummer,
secretary. and approved BY l.. J, kyrn,
Joint agent. and provided further that
MY delegates are In attendance.
The return rate OF one-iifth fare VIII
be given, 80 apply 10 an points on our
lines In utah and on the lincso our
connections In Colorado.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

Gazing on today's business on the
Salt Lake board nm arectcd WAC CONF
posed the following. and sent u Ia Tor
publications.
who was ". can you tell me who
That broke the market right IN twof
Who was n In the pit today
Took all the business tact away
Who gave 10 stocks big. black eye
10 you spell Il Guthrie. OF spell u
gchieyg
who bearcd the market 90 a '.If
Who took the ginger out u mef
who drove me 10 distraction. Nigh
Mas Il Guthrie. or wns " fchlcyf
who apolisd the trading Of the day.
Who caused the boys to run away
who Killed stocks. can you tell the, II
Was II Guthrie. " Hero schlcyi
with nunlnrifH1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
Interest Awakened by Chambers
Visit to the Coast.
FEAR OF AN ASSESSMENT.


The visit Of Hon. u. G. Chambers TO
San Francisco for the purpose of at
tempting 10 reopen the DAILY mine
awakens among mining men generally.
renewed Interest In that property In
tho dividend paying lift the mine
stands with n record u i2,e1sooo the
last addition which was made In
March, 1897. when the extraction 81 ore
came to sudden stop That the DAILY
IL a bonanza ot the nrst water II a
conceded certainty. but the general
opinion Il that conditions viii have TO
be- more favorable than they are now.
before Mr Tcvis and associates viii see
their way clear TO sanction rosump-
ton a gentleman thoroughly ao-
quaintcd with the property says u will
cost NJ least 10000 TO get things Eo-
Ink again, and this be adds, means
stin assessment on the company's
stockholders. payment which some
% the bis ones hardly sec profitable
az this particular time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

Hon. George Sutherland returned
last evening from MaryHvaie. after a
few days Hojpufn amonT the mines 81
Gold Mountain. while away he exam
incd the Wedge. which. says h.. has
a good vein Of rold ore. and presents
the appearance 81 being all that II H.
represented 10 be. The camp Ia gen
crnl looks well and viii doubtless be-
come active NJ soon NJ snow meitn
Str. Sutherland IL adding % his hold
inHu IN this section but prefers 90 say
nothing until the dcAl l. closed up. he
wen south with Harm Joseph. who stlil
llngfra In the district loaklnE up the
merits Of the many mluon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
MEDICAL OUTLOOK FROM ROMAN
EGYPT.


lAHNNNNN AsNN''AHl
II h probable that no archaeological
literary discovery Of the expiring ccn-
fury will In future be ~ celebrated
a. the rescue from the sands u the
Egyptian Fayoum ~ more than 1900
complete and fmFmcntary papyH by
the explorers aeiinr und-r the auspices
~ the "Grrco. Roman branch Of the
Egyptian Exploration Fund." a society
which. at ita commencement. owed
much 10 the late Sir ErnHmus Wilson.
selection from some Loo documonig.
the greater part 81 which arr at OK
ford. and the minority at the Ghixeh
museum. has been made by McsHfu.
ovnfsli ana Hunt who have carefully
edited about 100 Of them and published
them with commentary In volume.
entitled. The oNyrhynchua Papyrii
Part I. with Eight Fac-Simile Plates
First In Importance IL the now famous
portion OF "f.0gia" or collection ~
Sayings % our Lord" There are
nlau pieces by fnppho. Thucydides.
Plato, and other classical writer's. The
firrt pnpyruH 81 medical Interest II 80.
-. which II from the military archives
Of oxyrhynchun. ana IN the certificate
for the release from army service 90
one rrynhon because Of defective eye
NAkNNH ~ NNNANH NNMNH ANlN MI NNn
lease. dated aud signed In the twelfth
year Of Tiborlua ciau dlus Cesar. He.
lease from service was granted BY q.
NorRiiina capito. project ~ Upper and
Lower Esypt. 10 Tryphon. sou ~ Dio.
nyrlur, weaver. suffering from cataract
and Hh0rincrn Of sight ~ tho mrirupo.
~ ~ oxyrhynrhua Examination was
made az Alexandria" Another papyrin
gives an account ~ lawsuit rclntive
10 the Identity and the custody ~ an
infant who had been placed with q
| baby farmer. rnpyfua 40. "a Il the
report 81 a medical oiiiccr upon n case
u suicide. and IL dated a. u. Ia. a
| similar document n a. DO found In the
lnrHe collection Of drvrk pupyri IN the
| Berlin museum, The present one IL az
foilpwsi ITO ciaudianuu. alratogua,
from Dionyriua. son of Apoll0d0ruH, son
of DionyHiuu u Oxyrhynchua. public
| physician. I was today Instructed By
/ you through lioraclidcs, your assistant
20 Inspect the body OF man who had
been found hanged. named Hlcrnx. ana
10 report 10 you my opinion upon II.
! therefore. inspected the body In the
| presence % ilcrnclidea at the house az
Epafathua hi the broad strect quarter.
and found II hanged by moose, which
fact I accordingly report"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
vttrnti It4tf f.'t ii't'ff
No. Q Central nix Phone +s-3 rings.
wr man ~ ryrrwnITINO.

Mr.. william Johnson, who has
charge NJ the typewrltlng department
OF tho salt Lake business colioEe, II
meeting with great success In teaching
the touch inethod. lioiug nm expert
operator himself. he naturally inspires
hi pupils with confidence, and they On.
Ter upon their work with "A vim and
enrncStncss which II simply surprising
Mr.. johnston has invented a very ~
geuious device 10 assist the student ~
locating the keys through tho sense II
touch and the good results that have
followed is adoption are NJ evident as
Inc idea Ii unique. Mr.. JosnHtun n
very jealous IN his work and evinces
"A degree ~ carnestncss aud enthusi-
nsm that In Indispensable 10 success In
teaching the touch method Of operai-
ing the typewriter. anu the hit that
due 10 this scientific method NJ tearh-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
RAILROAD MATTERS.
BURLINGTON PUSHING rms WAY.
Fra Of iisiirosa naiidins Has Now Reached
IN. West aud Prosperity O. Ia thu Ar.

THE burlington VIII some day be a
Pacific coast line and that day Il not
very far on, either" was the remark
II General Manager q, W. iloldfcgc, ~
that road. at tho depot last night. we
are gradually pushing toward the
Western slope" he continued. "and by
next fall will have ears running on that
side u the range. ~ the present time
We are deyoting our energies 20 country
tributary Ia Denver and building Sew
cal Important links that have been
under contemplation for revudai years.
The era Of prosperity has arrived and
the West Will see a rush 81 railroad
building from now on Tor the fact u
the country has actually ouiErown the
oid clothes ~ far nH the railroads ara
concerned. Denver News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

40. cows and helfers. t57sat.Io. cam
n-ir. sz.751a5o. stuckers nnd feedets'
4.0O1s.iO. calves. ti0ofaOo. bulls
stays. etc. t1.25at2b.
Hloes--i,eceipta. 200. Market active,
arm. Heavy. s.. c0dai0. mixed. t.oou
s.ss,l: ilght. 355aaeo pigs. to25a955;
hulh ~ sales. &AO0.
sheep--Rcccipts. TOO. MARKET arm.
Western muttons. stt9n y0i stock
sheep. si00usoo. iamts. Is ion6.s5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

Special Correspondence.
ltichncld, May ei.-D.J. Frew ESQ, was
down from Mnrysvaie yesterday and
stated that Tom Gillian ~ this city had
made good strike In the out of Sight
mino, Iie further stated that good
body of irln ore had been discovered
this side u MaryHvale. right beside tho
main road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

Kansas city, NO, May a9.-Caitie-
Receipts, $500, Market strong. active.
tive cows aud heiferH s. 50u4 90. stock
crs ana feeders. fl.ao05.60, bulls. 5000
40
Hogs-Rccelpts 100 Market steady
nulk NJ sales, Sl5Oual0, heavy, ai0G
sos, pnrerka tl65da70. mixed. tg50f
3Gi; light R2l003Coi workers.. $500 co.
pigs, fl3una.i0
Lambs. "a t005.e5. muttons, t3.50G 400.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
Antlcr. 1900 at ine. 1000 at IA. e.coc
at -.
rinsham Gold Placer. coo at &c.
Cedar Valley. 5000 at isc.
Daisy, eco al Gle,
naiy-Mcnt. 400 al 1927.
Golden Eagle. 1000 at s.c.
Midnight bowers. 1000 at size.
Northern llght. 800 at ciisc. 200 at
O..
South swansea. 900 at ti.lsh.
Total shares sold, 5000,
selling value o. stocks, is.ssies,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

San francisco. May 2a.--Whcai-
steady. Dec i.isN. cash. i.osk.
uariey-stendy. Dec. spit. cash,
i0iit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

To-day one 81 the nc.t Mondays In ifs
History.
What II said TO be the best Mondays
business ever transacted On ihe ltah
bsard. was INDUCED IN this afternoon,
"a go nharca selling Tor N.2ii.t2. DAILY
West was active NJ tayl. while Hing
ham Gold Placer Huid for % cents.
Daley Tor a aud Nufihcrn Light Tot
sif. and %. South swansea was quite
firm and ana business at u.ts's.
Figurea we're posted ~ follows;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES.
Tomorrow's a. A. X. Program for
Morning and Evening.

Memorial Day exercises will be OBJ
served by the q. a. II. tomorrow. At 10
o'clock q. m. march will be made to
Mount olivct cemetery where appro-
PIRATE services over DE graves OF dead
heroes will be carried out. In the even
Ing program will be rendered at the
q. a. II. hail commencing at 3 o'clock.
ORDER or PROCESSION.
Platoon Of Police.
Band.
Marshal and Aides.
Governor and stan.
Mayor and city Council.
National Guard 81 Utah.
Returned Soldiers from the war with
spain.
odd Fellows.
Knights o. pythias.
other Civic Societies.
Hand.
Department Commander ana stat.
Grand Army Posts and Other Old
Soldiers.
EVENING PROGRAM.
80. Dept. Com. Col. II. NJ. Kaighn.
Gone 'Amsricai. ',''' %. .Audiencs
Song ........... ,lr. Pred G. Grtham
TOAST to the "Grand Army" ......
........ ....,,. .....Mrs. Fred Price
SONG quartet.
Song. italy Hound the riag."....
tsssssss ssssss. .sssss...s. Audience
Addrsf ...... ......Gcn. w. N. penr0ss
Song "Tcntlng TonlEht on the ola
camp vround. Audience
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

West Mountain Placer %
Yankee Con-. .....s II u
TRANSFERS OF STOCKS.
DAILY West. 800 at 1919.
Daisy. 1000 at &c.
-Four Aces 800 at zoe.
Grand central. Is at ~; 100 at 1.ee.
Geyaor Marion. 900 AZ Csc.
Northern Light. 100 at ei's; 100 at
els. 100 az 81.
South Swansea. 100 81 tl.b.
Star Conaoi! f1ted. 200 At g5isc.
Uoncstako. 800 At i21c.
Total shares sold. 4.2lj.
selling value u stocks, ts.s53s'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

Omaha. May 9.-Cattie-Itecelpts, L.
200 Market strong To Ice higher, Ma
tice beef steers, N,25Qd.35i Western
steers. Si.OOQiS0, Texas steers, 'A'SG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

Jesse knight returned TO his home
w Provo saturday nirht after a second
futile attempt 10 bfing about con.
rolldntion ~ tho ilichmond- Anaconda
with the liumbuF. Talking with "
News" reporter Mr Knight stated
that II seemed next 20 impossible to
accomplish the desired result ne there
were certain stockholders who wanted
good part u the earth for their hold
ihsH. II seemed. said he. that these
people looked upon the property aa
having all the merit In the world.
whom the facts wcrc Il was but a pros-
pet. ana would have a. b. developed
~ considerable cost before u would be
known whether u contained good ore
bodies or not. The fact. however. that
be and associates were cndeavorlnE TO
cfcct consolidation 81 the two prop
,rtiea, was sufficient Tor some people
90 do all In their power to prevent n.
ny ntklnr an outrageous price for their
stock. which. said AR. Knight. would
never be conceded 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

Little. neglected scratches and
poisoning, BETTER heal Thorn quickly
with peWiitr witch Hazel sAlve, a
thoroughly anti-aepiie application with
record % always curing piles. old vi.
Gers. sores. cuts, wounds and skin ais.
eaaes.-F. c. schramm. MCCORMICK
building, corner Main It, aud First
South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

n you nave pilos. CURE them. No
use undergoing horrible operations that
ease without disturbing tho disease
Itself, Place your confidence In De.
wits witch Hazel saive. u has never
failed 10 cure OTHERS. u will not fail
20 cure fou,-f, g. Sahramin. Mccor.
nick building. corner Main 81. and
First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
NATURES NAP

" about aver sho has awakened from her
Alnt"r. sleep and viii sonn don hor sprlug
HhFh liof bright sun, SIN elnds aud living
Ahnut the trst thing u po fson d,es s,hen IN.
~ Htuhn t"nsAuYo 70 the sun wind On
Just y TO rush'to tho store aud buy "a ehoan
HMf % e0lofed glasses DON'T 10 my
ramedy. ' '"'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
CHICAGO MAttkEr<
nnAEIaDn

CutcAoO MAnKErs
PRODUCE.
Chicago, May as.-July wheat opened
at ss's q y advanced to 7s'.; sold OF
to 7iis o =. advanced To 7sN
CLOSE
wheat-May, 7Cis; July. IN q ~
sept. 5ss y ieN o =.
Corn Mny. ~ y y; July. Ssa.
onts-May, 2iA July. ssA.
Pork May. p.is. july. $3.50.
Lard May. 1890. July. is.O5.
I'ibs-May, Ato. July. sie5.
CASH
wheat-No. 2. rcd. 56ts q ia; No ..
rcd. isil y ,hia No, 3, hard, winter.
1sis % 'il., No !, iois % 52i No, I.
northern spring, 20 q 20. Ne, . do, ils
coin" 30. !. sSI. 30 :. aig.
oata-So. :. q u -. No. ., s1h u
narley-sS o ash.
Rye-G1
Timothy
flaN-floaia,
LIVE STOCK.
HoFs-Recolpls. 10000. tomorrow. 90.
600 LETT over 2,asL Market generally
steady; mixed and butchers. is.C5 Il
taS'itj good heavy. sg15 % $3.50. rough
heavy, $3.50 % iSc5i light sa.65 u
| tLh2l.
! Chttlc-necelrta, 1880 Market
stronger, Reeves, $4,000 90. cows ana
heiforH, 5000 300, Texas steers. gtO0n
BOO. nlockers and feeders, Sg.5sd
bi6
shocp-Rcccipts. 10 OOo Market
steady 10 weak Sheep, H0Ou550.
lambs ahorn. Al59GbO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

PRODUCING MINES.

Clocks. lid. AAtcd.
buckeye. 9. =. ...,.. ~ 90
Daisy .sssss IVA go
nultunss 80 - ssssssss -
Daiy West. .. q. ...... p.H lV.Vlh
Eagle a Hue BELL. o. i.o9la
-Four Aces. o. o. 80, zoA sVA
iflrcuss 90 60 .sssssssss
Golden Eagle. q. -. W
Joe iiuWcfHss 90 oil. go. u "
Lower Mammoth .. =. tsA t2h
Northern Light. o. o.. - osA
Showers Con, o. ..ss. ~
Ntnr Con-. 60 .. .sss" Nt va
sunbeam. D., .....s ~ ~
sunshine. 90 O.. Of. see. q ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
MARKET REPORTS

NEW NOhk MAukbT-.
New York. May se.-iiollday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29

Not much attention IL often Maid ,o a..
first symptoms Of Ecrcma, but II Il mo-, is sne
before the little rcdness begins 10 len sa3
burn. This Il but the beginning, snd , IN
lead 70 suffering and torture almost ~, VII
durable. IL IL n common mistake 10 rc.ss,,
roughness and redness Of the sklb y.
m ,ns Local irritation = Is but an indica.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-29
BUTTER AND CHEESE.

The market IL niiinR up with ranch
butter thus afccting The price OF
cfrnmtry,
Creamery huttcrss. sss go ssssssssssssn
Cheese. Utah lnow).. o.. e. .... .,,.il
The National tribune., 1899-05-11
oA srnando Spr<ez
! SEESy MA Story Of
W -a54S-YND The Spanish Conquest Of Mexico
.ssssaazzzas.---gNSysY BY M
BY r. M. BIRD.

uttered the name of Leila; and, as il, In.
deed, he beheld the lost maid of Almeria
! or her phantom, he Spurred towards the
| prophecies full as madly as when she
vanished, before, under the Wall of Ser
pents. But the train, scattering at once,
fled in horror from the Spaniards, escap-
ing into the neighboring houses. The OBJ
lect of the Outrage, nevertheless, seemed
in the power of the cavaliers, for though
the bearers deserted her not they fled but
Slowly under their burden.
But there were prote ctorS nigh, of whom
the Spaniards had not dreamed; and even
CorteZ himself reined back his horse with
dismay, when, suddenly, there sprang
from the interSccting street a multitude
of armed mobiles, intcrposing their bodies
between him and his victim: and his eye,
running an instant down the street, be
held taem followed By myriad of pagans
without end.
"I}ac< 10 the mantaI" cried the Cen
erai, hastily; "for these dogs are armed,
and the men Of the turret have no aid
EGrH! hear ye not the howIS' Rein round
and back! They are Staying my Tlasca-
lansw
Before the neophyte could recover from
his confusion Of mind, he found himself
turned round and borne along with the
mass OF galloping horsemen. The Mcxi-
cans uttered cry, as with one impulse,
and followed after.
An immense herd of men had sur
rounded the n,anta, and were engaged
hand TO hand with the Tlascalans who
drew it; while the Spania-ds on its top
defended themselves, at a disadvantage
from many MexicanS, stationed on the
terrace of lofty house, the dwelling of
some superb Tlatoani. SO near indeed
was the turret to the walls of this edifice,
The National tribune., 1899-05-11
THE NATIONAL WASHINGTON c. THURSDAY H. 1S99

darkened, and hs; fell. Or rather va.
dragged, like a dead man. from his horse
But ere hi, eyes had yet closed. their las,
glance was fixed On the visaga Of, ths
striker; and the sting 81 benefits forgot.
ten was added to tho bitterness of death
when, in this, he perceived the features
Of Abdalla, tho Mosr. 4
In an instant more the harbarians part.
cd in terror before the great Teuctli.
"Where art thou, De Lestef" he Dried.
1--WE are hero. to rescuelthesr"
AS he spoke, theHs sprang. with iercs
bound, from among tho Me1icans, the
well-known bay, FPgosa. his foamy sides
streaked with gore the stirrups rattling
against his armed Hanks. the reins flying
in the air,-but no rider on tho saddle.
"By heaven, false friendsi craven gen.
tlemen! you have lost tho bravest of your
supportersT cried Don fernando. "Onl
for he may yet live: oni for We will avengs
him.,
The band, resolute now In their wrath
plunged fiercely through the mob. They
struck down many enemies.-they tram
pied upon many corses; but, among them.
they found not the body of Do Leste.
ITO be cOntinued)
The National tribune., 1899-05-11

hind, were thrust over the shoulders Of
! the kneelers, and presented, together
such a wall of bristling spinesi as caused
| the bravest to hesitate. -.
"Have we Ottomies of the hills hersr
cried Don fernando, aghasts-t0r- are
these weapons, and this mode of using
them, the teaching of the traitor Moor'"
| loud shout, mingled with laughs ei
| fierce deri5ion, testified the triumph oi
the barbarians; and Cortez, stung with
fury, though hesitating to attack, called
for his musketeers, to break the line os
opponents.
"Our musketeers are In heaYeni car
ried up in the fiend OF a burrof cried
Alvarado, waving his sword, and eyeins
the vaunting herd. Before the. days OF
Saltpster, true men were wont to shoot
their foes without it.-All that is to be
done, is to conceive we are hunting foxes,
and leaping over farmers wall. Soho!
Saladin, mouSei And all that are brave
gentlemen, follow me! Hah!"
AS he concluded, the madcap soldier
spurred his steed Saladin, and. uttering
war-cry, dashed fearlessly on the spear
men. Before he had yet parted from his
companions, Don Amador de Leste, fired,
in spite of his melancholy, by the bold
ness of the exploit, and unwilling to be
outdone by cavalier of the islands,
brushed up to his side, and squirting
FogoSo at the same moment, the two
hidalgos straightway vaulted among the
barbarianS.
The show of resolution maintained by
the exulting spearmen, while the Chris
tians stood yet at a distance, vanished
when they beheld those animals, which
they always regarded with a SuperStitious
awe, rushing upon them with eyes of
fury, and feet of thunder. To this falter-
ing, perhaps, it was owing, that the two
Dons were not instantly slain; for,
though the heavy armor that guarded
the chests and l0ins of the steeds could
repel the thrust of a wooden spear as
well as the corselets Of their riders, no
such protection sheathcd their bellies;
and had they been there pierced, their
masters must instantly have perished.
As it was, however, the front rank re-
coiled, and when it closed again, the
cavaliers were seen WELDING their swords
flor in such a melee their spears were
useless, and striking valiantly about
them, but entirely surrounded.
"Shall we be thus shamed, my mas
ters" cried Don fernando, sharply Me
thinks there are two more such cavaliers