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student, and And when the
large black eyes we're suddenly lift
ed TO hers, Mary felt as though he
had read every thought Of her mind !,
and blushcd scarlet. "Come Tom,
she cried to hide confusion Twelve
been up here long enough. Help
me down. and | will show you the
old sun-dial that we used to heap
mp with buttereups when we were
children
What tiny, insignificant little
Mary she felt, leaning on the arm of
that tall cousin! And how nice it
was to have the stately head bent
down SO courteously to catch her
soft accents, for somehow, Mary had
forgotten her sauciness, and grown
woadrously shy. A rumble of
wheels; it was the returning carri-
age, and Mary chung to Toms arm.
ssThe awful professor she whis-
pered snow, cousin Tom. be sure
yon stand by me through every
thing
ITO my liie's end" was the whis-
pered answer; and Mary felt herself
crimsoning much as she stroye to
repress the tell.tale blood.
But there was no one in the
baroucbe save Mr.. Thorne and Ruth
as it drew up on the grand sweep be-
side the two cousins.
"Where is the professor"
He was not at the depot" said
Ruth; "and-"
But Mr.. Thorne had sprung from
the carriage, and clasped both the
strangers hands in his.
"La Place, is it possible! Why,
we have just been looking for you
at Mill Station"
II am sorry to have inconvenience
ed you, sir" was the reply; ''but |
came by the way of Wharton, and
walked over this morning"
"Never mind now, SO you are
safely here!" exclaimed the old gen.
tleman. "Ruth, my dear-Mary-
let me introduce you to your cousin
Prof. La Place" -
Mary handicapped his arm aud
STOOD dismayed.
aYou told me you were cousin
Tomb
$50 I am cousin Tom; that is my
name and relationship Now,
Mary" and the black eyes sparkled
brimful of deprecating archncss,
"dou't be angry because his other
name is La Place."
He need not have been so appre.
hensive, for in their twilight walk,
beside the sun-dial, that very even
ing, she confessed that she did not
find Professor La Place such q ter
rible ogre, after all; quite the con-
trary, in fact And he succeeded in
convincing her that he liked his i'm
pulsive little cousin Mary all the
better for those pear tree conf
dences.
But, no doubt, it was very per.
picking thing to have two cousin
Toms, and so, about six months sub
sequently, Miss Mary contrived to
obviate that ineonv, nience, by al
lowing one of them to assume q
nearer relationship; and, in spite OF
all her observations to the contrary
she is Ms. Professor La Place.
For, it s solemn fact in this world
that whenever girl says she never,
never will do thing, she is pretty
sure to go and do it the Gfst chance
she gets, and Mary is no exception
to the general rule.
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Cough Syrup wherever introduced
Is considered the most pleasant and
effective remedy for all throat and
lung complaints. IL Is the only
prominent cough medicine that cor
ta;ns no opistes, and that can safely
be given to children. For sale BY
E. g. Williams.
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Mrs. Wabash--Who is your fav-
orite writer, Mrs. Ogdenl
Mrs. Ogden-My husband.
Mrs. Wabash-Your husband!
Why, what did he ever write?
Mrs. Ogden-Checks.
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GETTING ON.

Perhaps these critic folks are right
Who comes from other lands
And hint that Uncle Sans not quite
Abreast with their demands.
lie hasn't made much literature
Nor built navy which
Might be expected to secure
A nation proud and rich
While his great powers they admit,
They scrutinize to see
Some little qualifying. bit
Something that ought to be.
But sturdily by him each cut
OF wit or sageis passed,
Your Uncle Sans not perfect, but
He's young and learning fast.
Washington Star.
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Baltimore And Cumberland Valley Branch,

DdltllhOlt hnU VullUtl lanu IailVl DtcnCu1
Trains leave Hagerstown for Waynes-
| boro, Johannesburg. Shippensburg and In
termediate Stations 6.35 and lilo a. m, and
TOO p. M, and leave Shippensburg for
Hagerstown and intermediate Stations at
6.00.a m. Leave Chambersburg for Hag-
erstown at Las and $50 p. m.
Leave Chambersburg tor shippensburg
and intermediate points 7.15 and HOO a.
M, and 4.30 p. M, and leave Shippensburg
Tor Chambersburg and Intermediate points
at $50 a. M, and % and $50 p. m.
Addition Il trains leave Baltimore for
Union Brio re and Intermediate Stations
at 1O.l7 a. M. and $40 p. M, and leave I'm
ion Bridge for Baltimore at 900 q. M,
and 1850 D. m. daily, except Sunday.
SUNDAY OALY.-Leaye baltimore for
Union Bridge and intermediate Stations
$50 a. m. and 2.35 p. M, and leave Union
Bridge for Baltimore and intermediate
Stations at 4.05 p. m.
Trains for Frederick leave Bruceyille at
S.3S, 9. 35sand 1910 a. m. and 5.3S and $50 p.
m, Trains for Littlestown and fancy
town, leave Brucetown at 9.4l a. N. and
3.45 p. m.
Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmittsburg at
s.26 and 10. 40 a. m, and 1881 and G. "a p. m,
Leave Emmittsburg for Rocky Ridge at
7,50 and 1000 a. m. and 200 and $50 p. m.
Daily. Others daily except Sunday.
tStop only to land passengers from Bal
timore.
M. HOOD, Pres. ard Gen'l Manager.
B.H, GRISWOLD Gen'l. Pass Agent.
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Edi.h-Dayie, what arc dead let
tiers
DavieThe kid that have black
borders. & course New Xosk
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Tired, Nervous and week men and
women find new life, nerve strength,
vigor and vitality in Hoods Sarsa-
parilla which purifes, enrichss and
visalizes the blood.
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Hoods Pills are the favorite
family csthartic and liver medicine
Price CSC.
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VNESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD
w TIME TABLE
Connecting with p. & r. r. at Shippens
burg and Gettysburg N. s. W. r. r. at
HagerstoWr B. & o. r. r. at Hagers-
town and Cherry Run; PR. r. at Bruce
vile, and T. w. & B., N. e. and b. & p.
Railroads at Union Station, Balto., Md.
Schedule in effect October 9. 1898.
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Backwoodsmen Of China still use
the how aud arrow as weapon.
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Daly.
Daily except Sunday.
On Sundays will leave Philadelphia at $50 pm.
Claims No. and 10 runs daily between Harrisburg
AID HagerBtown.
Pullman parlor car and through coach between Hag-
prstown and hnsdelphiR on raln and9 and between
Winchester and Philadelphia on trains andI.
ii. A. RIDDLE, ]. f. BOYD,
9enl Pass. Agent. Superintendent.
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Pompous and Wealthy Distiller
(to bis partner II say, Worts, what
name shall give TO my new man
sion Stanley Hall OF Darnley Halls
Worts-Call it Alcoholic.
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He failed to use Foley s Kidney
Cure for his kidney complaint For
sale by E. @. Williams.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD
" TIME TABLE

IN and after Monday, December 10, 1895
assenger trains will run as follows
NoTICE-Please take notice that trains
the Ohio River II. X. run by Eastern
tandard Time.
"Daily tDaily except unday.
eastern TIME.)
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RunY,s PILE suPposIToRY

is guaranteed to cure piles and Constipa-
ton, or money refunded. 30 cts. per box.
Send for circular and Free Sample to
MARTIN RUDY. Registered Pharmacist,
Lancaster, Pa. For sale By all first-class
druggists everywhere, and in Martins
burg, w. Va, by L. G.. Matthaei.
40 '97-1yr.
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W J ROBINSON, G. P. A.,
Parkcrsburg, W Va.
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TIME TABLES.

VALLEY RAILROAD
TINE FABLE.
IN EFFECT DEC. is, 1893.
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Schedule in effect October 2, $685.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-20

side door suddenly opened behind tho
queen. who quickly passed through ~,
thus leaving the building before her
granddaughter and subject.
when the Duke Of connauEht takes
his place On the throne Of Saxe-CoburH
uothn he viii forfeit the annultica
which h. now receives from the Eng
lish treasury Parliament granted this
non 81 the queen an Income 81 clh.Oo0
nH FAR back 40 ISL, and seven years
later on hin marriage Increased this by
ci0.Oo0 more. Roth times II was stated
that IN the event ~ his succeeding to
any sovereignty or principally abroad
u should be- lawful Tor her majesty or
her succcsFors. with the consent ~
parliament. 90 revoke or reduce tho said
annuity by warrant under the aign
manual, The same stipulation attended
the granting NJ an annuity 10 the Duke
Of Cambridge In iNioi when he was pre-
Humptiyc heir 10 the throne Of Han
over, untll the overthrow Of the Guelph
dynasty In iscc
Queen Victoria and her court Will
rpond but u short time at Windsor be-
fore moving Into town 10 the royal
quarters In buckingham Palace. ny
May 18th, u II announced. the queen
Will be- In temporary residence at the
palace. ana two days later she IN 90
oiilclate NJ the laying OF the foundation
stone ~ the new buildings In conneo-
tlon with the museum AZ South Kona-
ington There IL 10 he great official
gathering on this occnslon. and NIL the
royalties ana members ~ the diploma
tic corps are TO be In attendance. The
religious part Of the function will de-
volve upon the archbishop 0f canter-
bury and the bish0p ~ London. The
queen will proceed from the palace
through nrompton Road 10 South
kenaington and back. open carriages
being used. a large body Of household
troops forming an escort.
The absurd statement made that the
queen has decided that this shall be
her last public appearance II like
many similar ones uttered and printed
during the past 1--WE years. The queen
does not indulge In useless talk. on the
contrary, she II not likely 70 say any
thing an 10 her plans except through
officiai channels. and she n yet too &C.
tive to reiinauish altogether the duties
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which fall 10 her lot. one opinion she
has expressed however and this whore
u could b. spread abroad. n l. that
she consldorn the museum lnapproprl-
ntely named. and states that she n now
20 beatow upon Il either the title ~
Victor"
Tho queen win be out u London
again before her birthday on the 9th,
ana consequently VIII not b. present
AT the opening " Old Kenslngton Pal.
ace 10 the public Tho shabby Old palace
has bTirhtened un considerably under
H. coating ~ new rod nalnt. and ahowa
through tho greens N Holland Park aH
II has never done since the girl queen
loft II over a half century ago Paint
ingA ana furnishings that were carried
away az that time ana placed In other
royal homes have been brought back 10
the quaint old place, and the rooms oc-
cuplcd by the duchess and her young
daughter have been NJ nearly restored
tn their original appearance M posi-
hle, The Princess Louise and her
husband, the Marquis ~ Lorne. have
lived IN one ~ the WINGS since their
marriage. and they viii stili remain
there, a. the queens silt 20 her covers
only the atatc-ro0ma and those she oc-
eupled In her glrlhond'
Tho Annual May drawing room win
be held by the queen In person. Sho
VIII remain In the thrnncronm until tho
corps diplomntldue, the ministers and
the entree COMPANY, the last including
those whose hereditary right N II a.
attend. win have been presented The
Princess Christian win represent her
ma iesty after this. the Henernl company
coming In for q presentation by proxy
Princess Maraaret Patricia ~ Con.
rnunht. DAUGHTER NJ the Duke and
Duchess Of cnnnaufht. r. 20 come ort
NJ the drawing room, where she viii
ioin the royal circle IN tho thrnnerpom
for the FIRST time, Princess Mnruarst
Patricia celebrated her seventeenth
birthday NJ Florence In Irnuarv. and
her early appearance WIN be likelv "a
fet the oxamnle FOR future early lTtro-
ductlors ~ tho dnuFhters NJ the Frg-
llsh nobility. This nrlncess IL the elder
dauphtar 81 the duke who gives IN his
country for n prospective helrahlp 10
the largest NJ tho German nrincipall-
ties. LADY EVELYN THAFFoRD.
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THE ROYAL PEEP SHOW.

hours at a time expressing his hopes
that the capital Mil surrender before
his stud IL eaten and his furniture pil.
lnfcd. Tho spirit of contradiction has
URGED me 10 promise him that the siege
VIII last nix monthH-but II must be
over. II one TO regret or rejoleei
iioughton must be already on the road
To breakfast with Jules ravro and 10
dine with bismarck" Il was 10 this
harmless fad Of Lord Houghton that
the social world Of London owed many
Of Its happisst ntofTcr, for he was a
splendid raconteur. and told of his
meetings with cclebrltlea with rare flu-
ency. II II said by one of his contem-
poraries that Lord iloughton either
knew or had known all the Interesting
men and women IN Europe"
A story Of Lord Houghton which Il
told today In London clubs illustrates
the wit Of the littcrnteur, whose rcpu-
tntion as an AZ. Jr-dinner speaker was
known throughout the kingdom, Lord
H0ughion and an Intimate literary
friend had attended a public dinner,
The friend had been chosen To respond
10 the toast literature" The toast
was rather far down the program.
and when II wAa proposed the literary
man was specchlesH. Lord Houghton,
who sat next TO him. was invited 10
take his place. He got up. and, look
Ing fixeily at his companion, began;
MY friend. who has drunk deep
there was IA prolonged pauHe-"of the
Pierian spring" The happily twined
sentence brought laughter ana eaHed
the situation. as Lord iloughton N said
always 10 do, no matter how dlnilcult
II might appear 10 be at iirnt glance.
Again the rumor OF residence In
Ireland for the Duke and Duchess ~
York IL bruited about, The second visit
OF these royalties to the island has been
greeted with much favor. rand the guests
who visited Lord and Lady Ornondc ut
Kilkenny Castle after their stay at the
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Vice regal lodge were particularly ami.
able throughout the week. Doth the
duke and duchess insisted iI2on attend.
ing the national races al lunches.
town. although queens weather wns
only noticeable by It's absence. Through
pouring rain the royal suite drove
10 the elaboratoly decorated box in
the grounds and witnessed the entire
program from star! to nnlah.
Like tho yieeroy Of India. Lord Cur
zon. Lord cadognn IN next 10 the
queen In rank. aud during the visit on
the Duke and Duchess OF York pre-
ce'ied them az vNery function they
Ffaeed with their presence, for a Vice.
roy anywhere has the came precedence
nH the queen whom he representa- The
lord lieutenant of Ireland could no
more have been In attendance on the
Duke OF York than the sovereign could
have been. In the drives everywher.
the viesroy had the place of honor on
the right tide OF the back seat Ia IN.
carriage. which he alwaya entered nrnt.
Tho queen IN unusually strict In this
matter Of the precedence OF her Vice
foys, demanding for them the same
respect that would be paid to her. This.
however, has not prevented many
hear,burnings In the breasts OF Inc
members OF the blood royal.
This question OF royal precedence
came un In curious way few years
nEo at the marriage Of I'fincess Chris
tan Of Schlefwig IIolaleln, grand
uhughter 81 the queen. to Prince Ari-
bort OF Anhalt. II II the custom always
when the queen Is TO be present az any
ceremonial for the entire company 10
be IN place before her arrival and 10
remain IN place until her majesty has
teureh from the scene. The wedding
was celebrated at ~, Georges Chapel
ana Windsor. ana the nHscinblage was
perhaps the most brilliant ~ any that
has taken place In the little church
The emperor and Empress u Germany
ana their suite We're the chief guests.
ana all. together with the bridal par
~, had arrived before the queen. who
came IN with her train bearers anu pre-
ceded by the master of the black rod,
who backed and bowed all the way be-
fore her majents from door 10 altar, Al
the close Of the remony there was
pause for a moment. Then, as the bridal
party s,ar'r.i 1a'gn the main aisle. o
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The name OF Lord Grove. who mar
HE'D Lady Peggy Primrose the other
day. wells another title around which
are gathered memories OF one OF tho
most delightful men OF the COS and
'ioa IN the highest circles OF English
society. The hidden title II that OF
Lord lIoughton. who was born
honokton Mines and became man
" the world. literary dilottante ana
post In 1865 the honor 81 n baronetcy
came 20 him. Al his death his only son
succeeded TO the title. but, dying child
less, the estate went 10 an uncle, Lord
Cfewe. and eventually. through his
death, 10 the present Lord Grove. The
new earldom of crewe has absorbed
the liarony Of iioushion. Prominent
a. are the Groves, their name does not
eoniure up tho rccollectlonA that tho
name Of Houghton does. Around the
latter cluster the familiar figures OF
Gladstone. Dlsraeli Lord and Lady
lhlmerston, Lord Dalling. Lord iyt-
ton, Lady Waldegrayc. Lady Moles-
worth. Abraham. Hayward. Lord
i.amlngton and host 81 others equal
W well known In their own time. and
some Of them leaving behind reputa-
lions that Will endure through varying
periods.
Lord HouEhton was n yerltable Chea-
iierheld, loving polish above all else.
TVS ruling passion WIS 10 make the ac-
puaintance OF literary people. states.
men and celebrities OF all kinds. His
pursuit Of his hobby caused much
amusement to his contemporaries. who
nevertheless, were glad enough TO share
WIN him the crumbs which tell from
distinguished tables. Apropon of this
.lait In an unusually nmlablc charac-
,eri Lord DAZZLING writes In December.
h.o, 10 the beautiful Mary Fox,
hiopted daughter OF Lady Holland,
ma who nftcrward became Princess
Leichtenatein; AN ex-French ambns-
.ador, who has got bis house and
norsss ~ Paris. comes TO ma and sits
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BILLS N TROUBLE.

I've got n letter. paron. from my son
away out west.
An my Of heart IL heavy ~ an anvil
In my breast
To think the boy whose fu,ur' ! had
once 20 proudly planned.
Should wander from the path O. right
an come 10 such an cndi
! told him when he left Us. only three
short years aEo
He'd nnd himself a plowin' In a mighty
crooked row
He'd miss his fathers counsel. an his
mothers prayers. too,
Hut he said the farm was hateful. nm
he Euchscd he'd have 10 20
know thcrv'H big temptation for n
younfHtcr In the west.
But I believed our liil had the courage
20 resist.
An when he loft warned him o. the
cyer-waitin' rnnrca
That lie like hidden narplnta In llfc'a
pathway cycrywhorcS.
hut biil he promised faithful 10 be
kecrfui an ailawcd
He'd build a reputation that'd make us
mighty proud.
Hut II seems as how my counsel sort o.
faded from his mind,
An now the boys In trouble o. the
very wuHtcst klndi
His letters came 10 seldom that aone.
how sort o. knowcd
That nilly wnH a trnmpln' on a mighty
rocky road.
Hut never once imagined he would bow
my head In shame
An In the duard waller his OF daddy'a
honorcd name.
lie writes from out In Denver. an tho
Ht0ry'H mighty short.
! lust cant toll hts mother. IN crush
her poor Of heart.
An SO I reckon, pRrson. you might
brock the news 10 her
biirH In the legiHlatur. but he doesn't
say what fur.
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ms the latest war nawa from Port Ar
thur, ana II happened that all the wires
between Vancouver aud San Franeisco
were down. II meant great deal to
me paper az san ftunclaco getting the
n'Mh INST ana the postal was asked
Tor q direct wire from Vancouver To
han ffhncitco By the way of tho New
YORK Journal office ana told not TO mind
ihe tNprnHe, u was then tho Postal
ToleRraph-cable company went after
lhe long distance record In earnest,
us northern ana southern coast
Immediately made up from Vancouver.
u. g., TO New York ana 10 the New
Efnph-cable company's line. One nlght
a steamer arrived at Vancouver, bring
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nork Journal ONCE. VIA Winnipeg ana
oiiice another circuit was made IN bv
what " termed the southern route. 10
me ran frunciHco Examiner Office. via
chicago, Kansas CITY and Aibuauer-
que. The northern Circuit and Inc
southern circuit was then connected ~
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New York. enabling the operator M
vancouver 20 send the special matter
20 both papers ut the same time.
The circuit was made up at Z o'clock
New York time, and worked at hlsh
iate OF speed throughout the nisht
without a single interruption, The dis.
lance ~ cNattly 1,l2G miles. VIA, Vnn-
couvcr 60 Montreal. 1900 miles, Nom
trcal 10 New York, $50 miles, New York
10 Chicago via Meadville. 1850 miles;
Chicago 20 Kansas city. b97 miles,
Kansas city 10 Albuquerque. s02 miles:
miles altogether LIES miles longer
than the Associated Press automatic
record. Repeatera were used at each
OF the above named plaees.
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SOME RICH MEN
IN THE TERRITORIES.

fortune. Mads on Cattle and sheep Ranges by Some
Odd chsrsetors
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-20
A BAPTIST PREACHER
Visits a Colored Damsel and Gets
 Into Trouble.

A well known Pine Bluffian who sometimes poses as q Baptist preach and when unsuccessful at that poses BIS contractor, called on a real black damsel on East Fifth avenue Wednesday night and was compell- ed to visit the police court this morn
 ing. He got a little too intimate with her and two of Chiet Phil pots faithful were soon at the door. They arrested the two and summon ed both to appear in court this morning. Only one appeared, how ever, It was the eloquent divine and he tried his eloquenee on the po- lice judge but it wouldn't work. He said he went to see the ''lady" on business, but when the judge ordered the woman into court as witness, the preaeher-eontractor objected and said he would pay both fines, and he dropped $I5 into the city treasury.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-20
A FORMER PINE BLUFF WOMAN CREATES R
 SENSATION
MRS HAM KIRCHGRABBER
Steals Her Son From it's Grsmsl- father and Successfully
 Escapes Capture

Mrs. Ham Kircbgrab Der, oJ Sas1 Antonio, Texas, who was formerly es this city, and the divorced wife 0f Engineer Ham Kirchgra ober, os sA6 Cotton Belt road and one Of the hasa known road men in the State, eYe8As- ed a sensation in Mattoon, Dl-, Wednesday by Kidnapping her F. year-old son.
 Since the separation the cbil6 has been under the care of Mr. kiJeAs. grabbel s parents at Mattoon. EGr.. kirchgrabber having gabDea possession of the child after the aS- voree.
 Mrs. Kirchgrabber went to Egaf- toon, Ill.,. on visit and "Wednesday called at the child's home and asseA to see her boy. She was refnssa-
 Later in the day she saw tbs fOp and his grandfather in 8 wagon eSa Broadway iL that city. She graas- bed the lad from the wagon and saSs- cessfully eluded the old man and taae police. The city was thoroughly searched, but nothing could be to>ana of the woman aud boy