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Extending Contract Labor and immigration
LuWs TO Hawaii.

W~AsHINoToN. Feb. l3.-The Senate Commit
te" m immigration has reported a substitute
for the House bill extending contract labor
laws 10 Hawaii. The substitute extends 10 the
islands all immigration laws Of the United
states, including the contract labor and Chinese
exclusion laws.
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Deaths OF Soldiers In Cuba.

W~AsHINGToN, Feb. 13.-The following has
been received from Gen. Brooke:
HAVANA, Feb. 13. 1890.
Death report Feb. IL: Hospital ship Mis-
souri,. Havana harboE Capt. Oliver Perry
Smith. COmmissary. adute ncphritis Guiana
lay. Feb. 10, Private James g. loonic. Com
lany !, 2O2d New York, malarial fever,
BROOKE, Commanding"
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Believe that it Is o.TScially adapted 10 do your ad
yeTtisingf
IIerause IN all New York there is no man of prop.
erty, no man Of real substance, no citizen of stand
ing and of honorable ambition who does not read
1HE SUS.-IaC.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-09-03
PaDEN'S VALLEY.

PADEN'S VALLEY, w. Va, Septem-
Der DIR. J. NJ. Carter, of New Mar
tinsyille will hold services here to-
morrow ct 1870 o'clock.
Mr.. Cameron, of Bolivar, N. Y, con-
tractor for the drilling of the Paden's
Fork oil well, on the Joseph Gamble
farm, reports it as being drilled in to
the depth of 1,400 feet.
DIR. F. P. I4owther made profession
al call here this week.
Mrs. E. A. Pollock and children took
in the excursion last week to Atlantic
City, N. J.
Rev. James Martin, of Cadiz, o.. was
here this week on business.
Mr. Charles Stewart, of Stewart, w.
Va, was. the guest Of relatives here
recently.
Mrs. Annie Ankrom and daughter,
Susie, were visiting James Sharp and
family, Of New Martinsville, last week.
Miss Josephine Stephens was visit
ing her father. James stephens, at the
Haskin's hospital last week.
]. y. Van Camp was in Wheeling
this week on business.
Prof. p. B. Lowry viii sail the 10th
OF September for Europe. and before
his return will probably visit the Holy
Land and other places OF interest in
Asia.
John Jackson, formerly Of this place,
but now of Malvern, Richie county,
has returned home. Mr.. Jackson re-
ports fine oil wells in that section, and
he has been offered ten thousand dol
lars for sns-half of his royalty and has
refused
Drs. schnsai and Downing. OF New
Martinsville, were in the Valley re-
Gently.
Bruce Keifer was the guest of his
friend. DR.. Paul Engle. Of MiddleSourne,
last week
Miss Zelma Mineameyer. Of Sisters
villa was visiting relatives at Shady
Side last week.
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turned from an extended visit at Sis
tersville and other points up the river.
c. C. Schauwecker was in Parkers-
burg last Tuesday.
Hon. Aug. M. Campbell. the infuen-
tial lawyer and oil producer, was in
parkersburg Tuesday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Sarber, of Par
kersburg, are spending the week here.
Hon. N. Ogden was business yisi-
tor in Marietta Wednesday,
A small blaze Monday about II
O'Clock caused considerable excitement
on east Washington street. A bucket
brigade soon extinguished the fire.
Saul Ankrom was in wheeling last
Saturday and Sunday.
O. e. Painter, the hustling tank
builder, spent Sunday in Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Cotton were in
Parkersburg Monday.
Mrs. H. H. Dawson is visiting rela-
tiyes in Parkersburg this week.
The people are universally pleased
with actions of the NJ. P. conference
in returning Rev Auberly Hess to this
charge for the ensuing year.
The Teachers Examination was held
here Tuesday and Wednesday. The re-
suits have not been announced.
Miss Mae and Stella Hudson have
returned from several points in Ohio,
where they have been visiting for the
past ten days.
Rolla Mcmahon and Gordon Bills
were calling on Sistersville friends
Sunday.
Col. r. H. Browse was in Parkers-
burg Monday on business.
C. R. Dulin, the prominent furni-
ture dealer, was down the river on
business this week. tsA
The Misses Campbell have returned
from Mt. Lake Park, where they have
been spending the heated term.
Many people from this city and COUP
ty will attend the Wheeling Far next
week.
]. E. Smith has purchased the City
Bakery property, Main street, OF N.
Ogdin and will enlarge the building.
L. M. Frank, a prominent business
man of Marietta, was in the city yester-
day.
John Mathews and A. J. Jemison, OF
Middlebourne, were in the city yester-
day on business.
Geo. S. Hammet, a prominent oil
man of this county, returned yester-
day evening from Parkersburg and 9TH
er points down the river.
Mrs. It. M. Taylor was in Marietta
shopping yesterday.
]. ]. Sigler, editor of The Richie Re-
view, Harrisville, was in the city to-
day. He reports that he has sold his
paper and outfit to the Standard,
weekly competitor.
A. A. Stewart has returned from
Pittsburg, where he went last Sunday
to attend the home coming of the
Tenth.
S. Barkwill one of the Oldest citi-
zens of the town, is dangerously i'll.
N. C. Stoner, of Sistersville, was here
yesterday.
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went to Washington, Pa, TO be present
at the funeral of Col. Hawkins.
Miss Sue Lloyd is in Cleveland, o.,
visiting Mrs, Ed. Burns.
DR.. w. NJ. Simpson and family have
returned from trip by carriage to
CannOnsburg, PA, which place was the
Doctors former home.
Mrs. II. NJ Russell and daughter, OF
Wheeling. were guests the past week
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Paxton.
Misses Anna and Kate Dis, of Park
ersburg, w Va, who have been visit
ing relatives in this vicinity, also of
Miss Josie Kerr, have returned to their
home.
Miss Helen Bebout. of Pittsburg who
made a lengthy visit with Miss Zetta
Fickeissen, her cousin, returned to her
home this week.
Dr. G. Geiser, of the Pulte Medical
School, of Cincinnati, is the guest of ].
r. McCleary.
Miss Marie Calvin, of New York, who
has been visiting at the home Of j.. w.
NJ. Carmichael the past week, returned
to her home to-day.
Miss Bess Hammond, of Moundsville,
is the guest of Miss Maize Bishop.
Mrs. Thomas Craft and daughter,
Miss Bird, of Pittsburg, are visiting
Mrs. Crafts mother-in-law, Mrs. Jane
Craft
Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh Of Pitts
burg, who have been visiting relatives
here the past week, returned to their
home on Tuesday.
Rev. r. Z. Swan has returned from
a visit in Moundsville and Wheeling.
Miss Frances List, of Wheeling, Is the
guests of her aunt, Mrs. Anna Croth-
ers.
The Misses Quest are guests this week
of Miss Carrie Shepherd at Beech Bot
tom.
Mrs. Clara B. Haney has returned
from the millinery opening at Pitts
burg.
Miss Name Koehline, of Wheeling,
was the guest this week of Miss Annie
Byrne.
Aionzo Wells, near Bethany. met with
a painful accident few days since, by
striking his arm on the blade of corn
cutter making a cash about three inch
es deep.
TIE lawn fete given by the young
men of the Disciples church, on Sat
urday evening at the home of Mr.. j.
Il. Kerr, was very enjoyable affair.
Mrs. j. r. Lamar, of Augusta, Ga,
Mrs. W. X. Pendleton, of Eustace, Fla,
and Mr.. Phil Pendleton, of Cincinnati,
o., were called to Bethany this week on
account of the serious illness OF ex-
President w. X. Pendleton.
Prof c.. L. E. Cartwright, of New
Brighton, Pa, with the aid of his we'll
drilled family, -and the Misses Miller,
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daughters OF Rev. r. T. Miller, of this
place, furnished some OF the best music
that has ever been listened 70, at Bell
view Camp. this season.
Miss I.enora Dare Is visiting her
brother. Mr.. Brady Morgan, at Wheel
ing.
Mrs Isaac b. Kelly, of Ida Grove,
Iowa, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel f. Jacob, left ON Tuesday
for their home.
Starcke Bros, OF Wheeling. have
opened a bakery IN the rooms formerly
occupied by c. Speidel, on Water street.
Two deaths occurred Thursday night
of which particulars could not be learn
ed at this writing One was that Of
Mr. Peale. of Wellsburg. aged about
sixty years, and Mr.. Mitchell, of Beth
any. aged about twenty years. Both
funerals will take place Sunday.
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, O., September miss
Minnie ONelll, of Marietta, O., was in
town Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Kast and Mrs. Sam
Braunlich were at Wheeling Wednes-
day visiting their mother, who is at
the City hospital
Mrs. Julia Ingram, of New Orleans,
is visiting Miss Lib NoIl and other re-
latives.
The Hannibal cornet band furnished
the music for the Woodsfield Fair this
week.
Mrs. Sarah Lenkard left Wednesday
morning for WellsvHle, o.. where she
is visiting her granddaughter. Mrs. A.
H. Grimm.
Mrs. w. B. O'Neill. of Marietta, O.,
arrived Friday and is visiting relatives
in town.
One of the latest outings of the sea-
son was given on the lawn of Capt.
and Mrs. J. G. Muhleman on Wednes-
day afternoon by the little folks. The
hours were spent in various amuse-
ments and an excellent spread served
at six o'clock. Those present were
Misses Mignon Ienkard and Selma
Brock. of Wheeling. Helen Simmons,
of Pittsbnrg. Flora Bare, Mable Nc
Kelvey. Elsie MeKelvey. Alice Kast.
Helen Hyer. Elizabeth Dunlap. Marie
limbaugh. Louise Braunlich and Josie
Alexander. Ralph Williams and Chas.
Alexander.
Mrs. Logan Noll and daughter. OF
Marietta. arrived Thursday evening.
and is the guest OF her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. David fisher.
Prof n. T. Williams spent the past
week in Wheeling attending the Teach
ers' Institute.
Brady and Forest Williams. OF Mar
tins Ferry. o.. spent the past week as
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Evan Williams.
Misses Alma and Mabel Neuen-
schwander were at Wheeling Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dietrich, of Clar-
ington. O.. and Misses Cal and Tirza
Dietrich, of Buckhill, were calling on
friends in town Thursday evening.
Brady Williams. Roy Moore. DR.. T.
W. McKelvey. ]. E. Bare. Fl. J. Muhle-
man, J.\ f. Inconsistencies, Frank
yoegtlyl Frank Hotter. Alva fisher. Al
lison Henthorn. Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Noll Misses Alice Rist and Ella Deer
attended the Woodsfield Fair this
week.
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funeral of Mrs. Lucy Davis, a relative
of both families.
Miss Lucy Darby, of Bellaire, was
the guest the first of the week of the
family of her brother, w. n. Darby.
D. H. Darrah went to Pittsburg Mon
day morning to attend the reception
given to the Tenth regiment Several
of Mr.. Darrah's college associates were
members of the Tenth.
Miss Ella Thompson, of Chicago, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Will
McMonies, for several weeks, returned
home Tuesday.
Baird Nichols, of Wheeling, visited
friends in town several days this week.
Mrs. Iona Jung and sister, Miss Ada
Hoffner, of Cincinnati, who have been
visiting their parents at this place,
went to Wheeling on Tuesday TO visit
their sister, Mrs. Albert Kunkel.
Miss Prudence Furbay, of Pittsburg,
came down Wednesday on visit TO the
family of her brother, George Furbay.
Park Barrett, of Bridgeport, was the
guest on Thursday Of Mrs. NJ J. West.
Mrs. C. C. Williams and son, Harry,
are visiting relatives at Columbus.
Miss Nettie Eaton, of GAINESVILLE, is
the guest of Mrs. Judge Hollingsworth.
Miss Carrie Barnes returned Monday
from a visit with relatives at Barnes
Vile.
Harry Hoffner, Of New Brighton, Pa,
and Will Hoffner, of Colerain, were
here Tuesday visiting their parents
Mrs. Chas. Law, of Bethesda, was
~ - IIar iC
week
Mrs. James Kinney. of Bellaire, Wis
tied friends in town Wednesday.
Misses Ada and Isabel Jepson, of
Wheeling, who have been visiting rela-
tives and friends here, returned home
Friday.
Alvin vancuren, of Strawsburg, o.,
who is visiting his parents at East
Richland, was calling on friends in
town Wednesday.
George Linn, of Columbus, former
ly of this place. was calling on friends
in town Friday.
Mrs. Duane Cowen and son, Henry,
of Bellaire, visited relatives in town
this week.
st. Clairsville Far, September 10,
20 and q.
Miss Maggie Kerr. who has been
teaching in North Carolina for several
years and who has been spending her
vacation at this place, returned South
Wednesday.
Prof. and Mrs. w. j. Amos and Mrs.
Cecilia Mitchell left Monday morning
for Springfield, Mass. where Mr.. Amos
has position in the High school.
Among those from this place to at
tend the Democratic convention at
GAINESVILLE, this week, were Col. James
Charlesworth, Albert Kennon, Charlie
Ryan, Albert Lawrence, Fred and An
drew Cellar and Ben and Eckert Nc
Bride. Col. Charlesworth and d. S.
Creamer went as delegates.
Miss Ruth Feeley, of Columbus, is
visiting relatives in town and vicinity.
Marriage licenses since last report:
F. H. Chappell and Mary P. Dunbar,
Harry L, Fast and Daisy ID. Curley,
Philip S. Johnson and Bella E. Jackson,
Henry Herber and Lille May Perry,
Vachel Barnes and Lille B. Wilkin-
son. Ross Baugh and Dora McHenry.
Joe Cooper and lady, of Bellaire,
drove out Tuesday evening and took
supper at the Clarendon.
School commences Monday.
Rev. Eakins, of the Presbyterian
church. removed his family here this
week from Bolivar, Pa.
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NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS.

days, returned to their respective
homes last Monday.
Robert Leggett spent few days
here the past week, leaving Friday to
visit friends at Parkersburg.
Foster Leap Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
wells and Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Leap, of
Hannibal, were visitors at Woodsfield
Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Wells
was the guest of Sheriff Righton's fam
lily during her stay.
Miss Teresa Gibbons was at Rock
port, this county, holding teachers ex.
animation the first of the week Miss
Gibbons has the honor of being the first
lady examiner appointed in Wetzel
county.
A. B. Gartrell, of Scio, O., a steno-
grapher and bookkeeper, is handling
the books in A. G. Ruby's office.
tuberculosis has made its appear
ance among the hogs, and is killing a
number. DR.. A. B. Morrison, veterin-
airy, has ordered the killing of some.
Maggie Feist received word Friday
that her father had died of typhoid few
err. She left for her home at Pine
Grove at once. Miss Feiss has been
making her home in this town for some
months
Leroy Taylor, an attorney of Man
nington, was here Friday on legal bus
mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Young and daugh-
tiers Verna and Eta, of Pittsburg, are
the guests of Mrs. A. c. Ruby.
Mr. Cunningham, a chemist Of Pitts
burg, was here Thursday and brought
the anti-toxine used in diphtheria
cases.
O. r. Taylor sold the Elk Hotel Fri
day for $4,000 to c. Il. Rou & Co.
Possession was delivered Friday, Tay-
lors help remaining with the new firm.
J. G.. Myers, lumbermau of East
Liverpool. was here Thursday looking
after West Virginia poplar.
J. Marshall Skinner and family will
leave Monday for West Liberty. Mr..
Skinner has charge of the school as
principal.
Mrs. r. c. Leap and children are Wis
iting friends and relatives at Franklin
Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shutter left Fri
day on a visit to friends in Marshall
county.
The latest in the Charley Shine muir
der case points to Bucher ana oWlSer
as the guilty parties. Mrs. w. j. Pos
tlethwait says that about IL o'clock OF
that day she filled dinner pail for
Butcher and Swiger, and the pail was
found near the place of murder and
identified by her as the one filled by
her as well as some Of the contents.
They deny being in the neighborhood,
and say that they were engaged on a
saw mill about three miles away from
the murder Some other parties say
that they were seen near the place OF
the murder after noon. Prosecuting
Attorney Robinson is still out at Piney
investigating the matter.
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wELLsBURG.

WELLSBURG. W. Va, September 2.
Miss Linn Nichols, who has been
spending the summer in New Castle,
Ind. is expected home Tuesday.
+ hiss White, of Chenille Normal
School. who has been visiting Miss
Pearle Hosie. at Bethany, the past
month. returned to her home on Wed
nesday last.
The farm Of Miss Florence Davis. on
Green's Run, about three miles from
town. was sold this week TO a Pitts
burg party.
Mr. Theodore Dare. OF Baltimore.
Nd. paid a short visit TO his parents
this week. Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Dare.
Miss Pearle Byrne Is visiting at the
home OF Miss Margaret Giilegan. on
Eoff street. Wheeling.
Miss-Lucy Miller is visiting her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Woods,
al Pittsburg. Pa.
Miss Ella Dine is in Akron. Ohio. Wis
iting her uncle. Mr.. Thomas Thompson.
Misses Anna Woolery and Ida Tay-
lor. OF Bethany. were guests this week
OF Miss Carrie B. Matthew.
Meistpr's orchestra of Wheeling. fur
nished the music for the reception Civ
en- BY Prof. G. w. Delbrugge. at the
City Hall on Friday evening last.
Mrs. John Redman, of Clarksburs.
w. Va, who has sheen the guest for
several weeks Of Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Clelland, returned home on Tuesday.
Miss Laura Combs Is visiting Misses
Frances Burt and Anna Wilson at
Wheeling.
Miss Grace Hammond, of Steuben-
VILE. o., is visiting her grand parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Beall.
Miss Martha OFT, OF Wheeling, w
Va. is visiting at the home Of her aunt,
Mrs. E.. j. PAUL..
Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie w BeaIl. are Wis
ting at ckinac Island and Duluth,
MINI.
Carl Brasaear and George Campbell
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ST. GAINESVILLE.

ST. GAINESVILLE. o., September 2.
Mrs. ]. d. Heinlein and son, Louis,
OF Bellaire, visited her mother, Mrs.
Isaac Neiswanger, over Sunday.
Ed. Moore. of Bellaire, is visiting the
family of Auditor Aldridge
Judge and Mrs. w. F. Smith and Mrs.
Daniel Steenrod went to McConnels-
vile. o., Monday mornig to attend the
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SAVINGS BANKS.

-
Loans on real es-
tate at 6 per ct.
reducible every
6 months. Why
not get a little
ahead. then bor-
row enough 10
buy a homer
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MONEY TO LOAN
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-09-30
CLIMAX.
Dead At lie eHn,axl

Dad At tie climax!
I" Music, color, love,
Mounting Ia triple basonsd majesty
Git Of the gods al other gifts Above.
So fell the golden Greelu Of tragedy
Now, while the trumpet knock upon the
gates -. I.
Now, while the crash Of bsass intoxieatei
Dead At the climax! Thh b victory!
His overturned chariot wins tie race,
A. Deaths voice sweeps the Geld whess
:, mostah flee, r.
And hoas'e with blood stained triumph
~ er'e', kEl'g'. \ j
"Givs llaee"
Dead At lie climax! While with lie elase,
Dead At tie climax! o supsemess iatel
-Mastha Diekinsoa, IN Oetobss centusy.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-09-30

must recall her. She was sister Mollie's
bridesmaid. used to be Sally Toppipgsr.
Her husband wac killed 10 an excursion
boat disaster, and che has been bit
touched ever Nuce, not quite right. shy
. few marbles, you know. I was glad
to help the poor old girl out. but her
paeses should have been here week
ego. Why I had quite forgotten that
che married q T.less johnson. And
how didshe ever get the idea that
was going to travel with her? She muet
be in a really pitiable condition, shy
most OF her marbles. Hold on, I've
got It! You cay you didn't get my tele-
gram, then 1t got here before you did
and was sent over to her regardless OF
the T. OI'll fix that agents face for
him! Now its all perfectly clear isn't
1t? Aud now will you tell me Why you
and Bijou were making for that east.
bound train and talking about New
York and all sorts Of crszy things?
Sybil: Slowly "Yes, l think I under.
stand, want to believe it anyhow. o
Reginald, I've been thinking oil eorts
Of bad things about you!" (Regiusld
taking her hands and looking very
gravely into her eyes.)
Reginald: Nov look here, sweet.
heart, you must never do that. tie
because you always think good things
that can t do very bad ones. Why, II
l had known you oil my life ! should
have grown up in the condition II
Adam before tho fall, and they would
have blackballed me at tho clubs. I
should have gone shout sxhsiing sanc.
tity---as you do violets--!.
Kisses her.)
6ybil: 20 Reggie. I've been such On
idiot. and made myself 20 miserable.
and now that you have como l am 20
happy" (She wssps on bis shoulder. J
Reginald: "Oi courss you are and
always shall be. That 10 what tho @.
r. 4 8. 10 operated for, just to make you
happy, and every engine wiper Oh the
line is working for just that. But be.
fore leave this town intend to fresco
these walls with bleeding fragments Of
that agents anatomy. Now I'm hungry
AZ Rocky Mountain lion, 60 come, let's
60 ard get this poor, daffy, tealees
widow and wine and dine with her and
make it all up. 1t will be like q we'd
ding breakfast. And then we'll eli get
on the weetboupd train and we'll west.
ward no! together. She's had . tough
time, and it'll do hey good iust to eco .
little happiness. You must remember
her. you met her at Mollis's wedding;
rather handsoms but her eyes are .
tribe crossed" (Hs gathers up the
baggage and puts Biioc 10 bic ulster
pocket. throwing tho chain about bic
neek.) e,
Sybil: (Dslishtedly) 70 are tbey?
l had forgotten. Come on desr. and
lsts b gay. furiously hsppy. lie 10 20
awfully short ] wss just thinking
about that today. And I am soglad
her eyes are just triae, trifls crossed"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-09-30

waiting 6CTOs0 tho 6tIe0t IOr you, ana
you can take her back with you. am
going home to New York." (She weeps. J
Reginald: ."Other Mrs. Johnstoui
Waiting for me with tea. across tho
street, What In tho name, Of tho state
lunstic asylum are you talking abouti
Here, put down that grip, end tell me
what's the mstter?'
Sybil: 20. you might have got her
passes on time. since you must have her.
You need not have brought us toe ether
and given her. chance to insult me.
She lie here, 1 tell you, in this very town,
and has written me most shameful
letter. the other woman without the r."
Reginald: Where? What do you
mean? Who wants teai SybiI, dear.
d. calm yourself, and tell me what you
mean. l don't understand one word
you are saying. 1t lie all tuttihash."
Sybil: II tell you that other woman
has my passes"
Reginald: "Well, let her have EN-,
who ever she lie. can take care Of you.
I pass, 90 do you, until hearts are
trumps again, sect" (He embraces her.
Sybil drawing away from him.
Sybil: "Don't touch me until you
have explained to whom you gave my
passes, end why l found none here"
Reginald: "Why, because never or.
dered any. After I wrote you, ] dc.
cided to come on here and meet you.
and give you an all round surprise. and
IL wasn't until this morning that I die.
covered that the Burlington passenger
had changed time Sunday end that
your train would get into Cheyenne
before mine did. Then I wired at once.
didn't you did my telegram"
Sybil: mo. l did not. I think you
arc getting mixed and would better
stop right there. Your telegram went
to the other Mrs. johnson, without tho
T."
Reginald: (Exaspersted)"A Am never
10 be done hearing about this woman
and her tea' Who In heavens nsme 10
che, ard what has she got to do with
met"
Sybil: (Pointedly) That's just OK.
actly what I wish to know. ! arrived
here to find this person had taken my
passes and expected you to travel west
with her."
Reginald: "Travel west with this
tea topper. or isshe tea sgent? Not
IL know myself! Have you encoun-
tered alunstic! Sybil, dear, you have
been i'll; what doctor did you havei
Where's the agent! o somebody's been
drinking" .. s..,
Sybil: ,"Hs he's gone Of 70 dinner,
and will thank you, not to. make me
any more rid,culous IN biz eyes than you
have done already. Hs came very near
arresting me- for IN ippostof." W..
Reginsld:. "Arrestipg your" (sinks
intoa chair.) 20 my God. this 10 .
mix up! Will somebody explain"
Sybil: 1T 10 from you that explana-
tons are due. II you can think Of any
you are not sshsmed Of. Who 10 this
other womsni" ...
Reginald: (Oejectedly)"l wish to God
knew. Cant you be . little palmer.
Sybil? What ere the facts2 :,
Sybil: "The facts are plain enough
to me. arrived here this morning and
asked whether passes hal been sent tho
agent for Mrs. 8. Johnston. ] was told
that such passes had been sent. but
that they had been claimed few hours
previous by q blonde creature who bad
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