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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14
No Right to Cg.Ineas

The woman who 10 lovely in face
FORM AND temper will alvays h.r.
friends, but one who would b. ,t,r...
i've must keep her health. If shs !.
weak, sickly and all run Doe
sne viii be nervous and irrj,ah,. r,
sne mas constipation or kidney troa.
Ole, her impure blood viii cau:. MIN
pies, blotches, kin eruptions ard |.
wfetched complexion. Electric M,
tefs Is the best medicine in the -o,lh
70 regulate stomach, liver and kidnsr.
ana TO purity the blood. It gives a. rom
nerves. bright eyer, smooth, v.iysss
skin, rich complexion. IL viii merss
&ood looking, charming woman NJ !.
run Gown invalid. Only SO cent. at M
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14
S. s. s. FOR The BLOOD

reach the she viii
blood remedy b: free
Poison Cancer letter Rheumatism Open Ules B Insist
Atlanta.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14

was the res lt Of his splendid health
Inaomitaoie will and tremendous en-
eigy are NOT found where Stomsc b.
Liver, h,dneys and Bo wells are out of
oIue!; IL you want these qualities
nnu me success they bring, use Dr.
Mugs New Life Pills. They develop
every power OF brain and b1dy. Only
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14

ne, Are srsnd, but skin eruption. rob
,ne Q! JOY. Buc. lens Arnics Saive
v..e a .nem also old running and ID
49, ~. sores, ulcers. boils, feIons, coru..
sh.s s. cuts. bruises. burns, scalds'
cn,t p =. n.nas, cnilbIains, best pile
s ILL., On eSren: Drives ont pains and
teed. Sold By al druggists.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14
Tue Most Incompet mt Legislature.
Hickory Times

The last General Assembly hxd
more lawyers in it than any ihs,
has assembled In the State for
years. 1t was said they were
learned IN constitutional iax.,
Yet The courts have been busy ever
since trying the leg atty Of the laws
they enacted. Many Of their laws
have been set aside by the court.
And they are still at ~. They v.rr
more Concerned, it turns out, abou,
getting pie than they ", re to write
Just and legal laws. TIE Truth i.
they did not know any better, on
they would have done better. Tn .
Is our Reuse for them.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14

Capt. R. B. Davis article i'm the
last issue of THE CAUCASIAN was q
masterpiece of its kind and has been
greatly enjoyed by all our readers.
1t is worth reading and preserving.
The same may be said of all the
articles we have published from hrs
pen.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14

Be sure and use A. old .na vo,k'
tried remedy, MRS. W~aI" u su Soorn
.. ."u Sah !u i9l cnIl9ln teething. 1t
lays all pain, cures lid elic and is
Sno OesI remedy ZOE o|arrh, ca. 25 cts.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14
A BARGAIN

I have . n hnrs- pa~.r rrsiu.
Ne new. hniit by R!cimurd 10.
tive and Msahin- w"ik-. vLish
srli at . bargain. f- rri-- 80 =.
dr-.s ,. &. MiIilAN>
kp.- utg 4
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14
Should be Read BIZ Eyery yoter.

D0 00oU " NVOFY VOt0f.
Hickory T.mes-Mercur,]
Capt. r B Davis articles in THE
CAUCASIAN on colonizing the negroes,
are good and ought tn be read BY
every voter in the Sta =.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14
RAW AS BEEF
FROM ECZEMA!

Noe 0UeA asseatioa 10 ofSsa pad - IL
Ira synpsoms OF EcssoA. bot 10 10 oos log
before Tie little redneo begins % tecA -
busa. This 10 bus the bsGiaeinG. anA wtu
load 20 su6eriag and torture alOoss unon.
durable. Il 10 . common mistake - sN0ns4
Q roaghosD and rsdness OF the shin -
neroly local irritation 10 10 bus an in4tee-
ton Of Q humos in the hlood-of terrible
deep. and can noe b ssechsA By local appli-
4, applied 20 the surfscs. The dlsaass itself,
the blood, although al suffering b peoducs1
10 soosh the dissose, therefore, 10 tAf0oGA
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14
10 Torture Equal 10 tho
itching and Burning q
This Fearful Disease.

eationS Of onteots salvea etc. applied % the sursoe
The real OF the trouble in the hAeod ashoush al
through the akin the only way 10 soesA the dissase,
Ne blood.
Mr. PHI T. Jonss Of Mixsssvflls lnA vrisss:
II had Ecsema thirty years, and after . great deal
Il treatment my leg and that L gave
constant pain II finally broke into running and
began 70 spread and grow For the past Eve
ok years have suffered untold sgosy and hsd given up
all hope Of being free from the disease have
been treated BY some Of the bsss Physesns and have
faith left began take 8. 8. g.. and IL sppsrsntly
made the Ecsema worse, but knew that this the
way the remedy got rid Of the poison Continuing
8. g.. the healed up entirely the skin became
clear and smooth, and Vas cured perfectly"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14
|css;sas', Gssss c.:
RAlElGn Nc. :
w. s. BAPNES. :
General sanarer. /:
General sanarer.

o. bsasds NJ. -l.upon wrayp-r-s
sssno. .rarm~s.' CbOto-- Cen, ~.
X Guano add -b-R Aoss rh...,.,
~We s~li TO fsrmsr. air-et 49,.
fafmess' prices A boes ennp.s,
nei 80 irrst Oar gsi-s, arr low :. J.
goods ns' exceli~d.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14

Elsewhere will be found an elab-
crate argument from Capt. r. B.
Davis, in favor of change of our
Labor-System He maintains, that
cheap and thrlftless labor is blight
ing the South, and destroying its Ag-
riculture. 1t is for those, who dis
sent from bis opinions, to answer
his argument. Our columns are
open to them. In our next issue he
will give us an analysis of the
Suffrage Amendment, and will bring
forward an alienation Proposition.
But should he aga take the authors
of that Amendment to task, we
must ad monish him, that Cruelty to
Animals is statutory offense in
N orth Carolina. And we are not
sure, that he has no., already, in
Cured some of its penalties.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14

The verdict in the Dreyfus case
has been received with feeling of
disgust and indignation by the en-
tire civilized world. Dreyfus' in
nocence was fully established long
before this second farcical trial,
and everything transpiring during
the trial served only to emphasize
his innocence but in spite o! this
the judges of the court-martial de-
clared him guilty. This to save
"the honor of France" But in the
esti nation of the balance of the
world nothing has so dishonored
her. From press, pulpit and people,
the condemnation is unanimous.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14

We arc 'so-e ~ho ~tri sss.rrn-...
posisi"s'; $500 place under 60
Service rules: soo yearly .rt...,,
uents. war creates o demstd fur ..
employee within month.
Bsreas Of Cisit ser,ieeI n.trv,,i..
iss fiith street Nh
asni>oras ID
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14
COLONIZATION OF THE
NEGRO RACE. 10. z.


Social. and Isdsstrial R~nsv.-
tton Of North Carolina. Aad Of the south.
VIII be fosnd In the Gradual Depsrt.-
tlon .sd Settlement Ut the Afro- Ames r.
cans. Upos Some Port,en Of the Pabfi1
domain. Outside the Limits Of the nj
ted States. Where They Shall bs Free To
Govern Themselves. Under the National
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14
Ms...st.i C.sa.

Beautifully eoicr'd NJ. m Oral Can.
ux22 in~h-s osme cf n.cs.s.a Il
1,nI-. IL yoa hsr. hss AN dee.
relative 90 ia. Ar3 d~.i;. ore Of 49,.
safds. sdaross Souilsru- Memo.
81" R>issvh. ". g.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14

claimed, Is no longer disguised. Aud
this its latest policy it borrOws from
such Rotten Burroughs As the States
Of South Carolina, Mississippi, and
Louisiana. OF this change of policy i,
gave Us fOretaste in the last cam.
paigD, and such a One as showed, that
the system Of-terrOr, could be easily
enlarged and improved. And inasmuch
as this party is in av0wed sympat by, if
not in reasonable correspondence
with AguinatdO and his bapdiiti, why
may we not expect, that it will intro
duce some of the methods that ORE vail
among our Oriental Subjects. and add
HEAD HUNTING" as an attractive
feature to Democratic campaign !?
lin that case, the Wilmington Mas
sacfe OF Nov. 10, 1898, will always be a
good precedent.
And now can the Peoples Party of
North Carolina, DEVISE NO BETTER
ADJUSTMENT of our troubles than this?
Or is there no way Of escape, from our
present situation, that shall be cOnsis-
tent with personal and national hon.
or? Those l0ng-headed men Mr.. Edi-
tor, who have heretofore done the
thinking for our party, have been able
to see coming events, q great way of.
l might instance the naturalization
OF railroads, the multiplication of
pubic utilities, the popular election
of Senators, legislation by the initia-
tive and referendum, refOr N of the
currency, and even fat money, a.
things. that no longer appear As VS.
[oNARY As THEY DID. Why then, will
they not sake . look into this Dark
Problem, which transcends ali others
in importance. and which, though in
tricate, need not be insoIublef And
why is it, that with all the light which
The past and present have poured up
Dn the subject, they cannot, or win
not see, that Superintendent by this
mean something wider than the sep
aratiOn that is afforded By the two
of 4 Jim Crow Car
gradual indeed, but ultimate and com
plete, presents the only solati IN of it.
hat IL consistent with peace. with
progress, and with safety
To any settlement of this question,
ne Negro 10 an interested party, aud
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1899-09-14

1
laboring white men of the South.
To create this Cheap-Labor-System
was the well.concealed purpose, Of
our Civil War. That such was its
purpose, was long hidden from
those who participated in it. To
prove my assertion, let me sum-
mon every surviving Confederate
Veteran, who, like my self, stood for
four years in the fiery path of
Northern aggression, and let me
enquire, If he did not, during those
stormy years, ask himself a thou
sand times, Why is it, that our
Northern countrymen are making
a war of determination, upon those
who were, and had always been,
their best customers? Alas! nv
Comrade, we must have found out.
by this time, that the architects Of
our ruin, were building wiser than
we knew For it was the cool, cal
culating, long-headed New England
or who planned that war. What he
wanted was CHEAP RAW MATERIAL
and he has got it And to get that
Cheap Raw Material, he needed the
CHETP FREE NEGRO-and he made
him! It is true, that he had to
consent to costly sacrifices of blood
and treasure, but the end which he
has reached, has repaid him an
hundred fold. And it was not UNI
tdflong inter the struggle was over,
|1at our eyes were opend to see,
hat our New England antagonist
lad over-reaqhed US on every side. |
And by what superior sagacity, and
was he able to do this?
Alas again MY Comnfde, it was he, |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

Tho afternoon and night that follow
Cd brought 'tilo comfort 10 the cabin
passengers Not tlll nearly dark dld tho
steamer ind tho shelter NJ another IT,
land. ana an tho intervening hours she
wollOwod IN The trough M tho Baa. with
tho wind nhrnm and hy tho time tho
heights of Carmen island doomed he-
tween Thorn and tho rod glow NJ tho
sunset skies Turnbull had thrice wish.
od himself IN hotter CllmDs than even
Arizona ana could only forbly damn
hIa junior Tor coming down 10 ask N
thor" were not something ne could do
"Yos. Toxic thia pistol md shoot mo "
wo1uei the sufferer NO. NJ course. I
DON'T want brandy and water nor YOU
nor anybody iNH EImnlv soandalnus
for YOU tu hn up and wcll 90 await"
And, 'hourh l1rInr gnrnlv needed
counsel, ho fn't that Turnhull was IN
mo- mood f0r talk md 20 climbed hacl,
ON deck amin. He had made mn his
mind 10 tom mo purser tho whole story
nud 10 ask him 60 cvnmlnp tho contents
W tho unCf1rn. All tho livel1nr night
Tho Idaho nlnwad and clreoned through
mo rolling SENS, gaining scant relief
ntl santa catalina and san Jose. hut
whom IN tho undlmmcd splondor NJ tho
morning sun sha swept proudly into
The placid, l1udl0ckCd hnrhor NJ ola
In p02 t0rnR was the only man
among nor passengers 10 npnear on
deck I'von uff0r ehe drouucd anchor
md ono 0r two ha11rarglod victims
were hnir'n1 from below and dropnel
over mo "'dH ~ hn r1wcd ashore nome
or the women NJ tho ~uy Guovmns par
~ was ohl' ip climb tho atulra The
wind WINS gone by Hund1wn. and tho
Idaho once moro Ftoorcl oopstwlse fnr
cane san Lucas The night wore on
and Lorlnr W1F etlll alone whom iust
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Tho walters were Just beginning 4,
set the tables fnr breakfast In m" mi,
loon beneath the broad akyiirbt rb,
gleW hhi ceased the morning "squilroe-
W. ana swabhlng forward. and wore
husy slowing away mops. bnckets and
nioont. ono or two p1arongsrs hod
ClbWlel up the Compnnlnuwnv npI
uIupped into seats umllshlps staring la
envy, " not dlHpprnval. 40 tho swing.
w STRIDE on the young officer whose
vlrthH WorN beginning 10 GLOW ngotr
WIN the hush M health ana poncb1
,l.inslnE 10 her perch no the atern. after
IDlg"lnE him with her eyes FAR up no
leck nntll she know h. had oimn5t
reached the point whore he sudJaniy
lnoel about In hlH swift march. ar.in
..SnluielF turned her beck uplp a.,
llaho ana nll that npnortlinai :, ~.
anl round herself FOR tho f1rtlotb tirpe
F'zlng ont over tho rllateplnp yyaL.
excitement 'hIll OF
The taut trolling limo WINS sno,,i,o
Hnd sWnylng, ana FAR nHtern ntbin,.
Elehming IN the tlant OF tho gi,nsIt,,hs
came aprinUng into Wow fr,,,, ~
crest OF wave. then diving III, ~
u.p'nn oi the not ana dartiug 10 rlgbt
1Hl leit beneath the heavlng waterg ~,
uulPhlh a beauty she knew I'm an A.,
hlant ana graapirg tho cord sbe st,,,,,.
win gu her strength to haul In -.
tseHu -. tWu came readily enough
men, with sudden Jerk, whixzed taut
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some women would say you had acut-
tod the ship ln order % rob them"
Tho doctors name, it must be ohserv-
ed. Dc unfucordrl because uf tho ox-
tromlty OF his Uynlgluu. lie went back
60 Yuma and Die duties and slowed
that letter away to be- answered later
on What the writer said her sister de-
sired most Go know was whether Mr..
L0riug had sustained any injury that
might nncct hts mind or memory. and
the doctor EninCd Indignantly az tho
notion while hu read yet mnrvcicd
much no the effect that half uttered nc
cusulpu had on his usually calm. self
poised patient. He spoke % Il 20 Turn
bun when that veteran came hurrying
In by stage ana followed t.oring down
catch the steamer, but Turnbull paid
catch tho Htcamo. but Turnhull paid
folut heed. LorIng was SIN weak he
H1ld, ana man NJ sensitive honor
might well be wraihful az such luslnu-
ntluuH.
And now az LorlnE chung 10 tho rail-
upon the lofty deck and ruZUi out over
the waste ~ tumbllnr waters toward
The barron shores he was thinking
deeply ~ that letter ~ tho strange
bent Of mind that could dictate such
uniuHtlnnhlc suggestion. n not uccusl-
ton. lie was thinking. too. M Pam
cha and TINT little packet iu the pur-
Hor'H safe when suddenly that officer
himself came popping up tho narrow
stairway and pukod his unprotected
head into the whlstllnR wind
Lieutenant como below and have n
hlte while wore here IN tdofunrn.
Wen De- turning h1ulsprlnrs IN h1lf
an hour" Ana LorlnF followed t0 tho
Stewards Culiv whore n smoking
luncheon awaited them and the silent
soldier ION tp with the appetite that
follows fovpr puraor and steward look.
oi on with admiration.
'I'U uresDIhn n course of typhoid 20
tho ucNt friend ny mlno that c0ntcm-
plates voyage like this" gnll tho for.
NOR presently "it made YOU lnyuiurr-
able But was 70 typhulde'
MOT nuWu head trouble"
'SunHtruCkl' quDrlad tho uuraar.
Hot ne n a.. that doesn't often happen
IN Arizona. too dry"
struck. but not by sun. ni~,oi hutt
perhaps" s1ld fornF. "uiEht attack
at ella nend robbers"
90 Lord yrs' I remember. heard
about that anll tho genial purser.
Got away with some money. didn't
no money. but with valuable
package" and the blue eyes were fixed
lnt'uty ON the purr0r ne he smoke.
while tho steward uucorkod another
plnt N Mnrr1uN; "a Nm box about 3
hy ,. containing watch and Jewels.
You sometimes rct such for safe tccp-
lnr. DO You not7"
"Got one now" was tho prnmpt
reply ng tho officer Hmnckni hla llps
and held out ME glass FOR another Gin
N tho rcd wine nf France "Od Esca-
l1nte gave ~ 90 me nj Guaymns. IT'S
the little ronorltn'H."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

Another day and tho Idaho was hDt-
tIug lUr lur lIfo and that OF every soul
annud own uH her way southwark.
rho tool, tlH furious huuofs OF tho rulo
nu tha ttHi card uu1rtrr-'Thr rrht
'front.' 'uH 20 uulull would have put 10
had Eo net hHcn ZOO 900 o. care IL ng
whore Hho NHH DIE and only wished Hho
HiHhi g1 down n that would Keep h.r
HIl Son Hftor rgl burst over tho urlu-
ping l,olt end tossed hrr llka oueaIn,
Hh"U uuHu fhU Wltpra Time and again
.ha bows would plunge drep lu Some
ru UuH surge and then. uplifting s.nI
t"rTHnfH "'fug NO ma roTr u|tUrl o.
from nn' r.ies. Long before tho dawn
ui NfN lhH uu eyed commander had ore
u"rvl ll' tnUIhvUrl course abandoned
ana ifnigb h'r lah0rinu craft Tor tho
urrlf q. Shores llurhOr there WINS none
north of ihn deem sheltered bay OF La
lnH. bni thrre wouId Doe rpllof from tho
tvmrruur Iouudlugs OF tho hnlowB
When once Moor tho Dee OF Ola Cullflr-
nlu. Hhndlgui 10 nor helm the Idaho
vow mot dead nhood" both wind ada
500 The rolling moaamnhly ceased
The pitchrs fore and ait continue
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he had gone md ordered for her ana
Huporintended the preparation vi that
dainty little supper, how be- had bid-
den the ntcwnrica8 10 stay by her and
rnothe her and was 40 deeply Interest
"a, High ana low. rich and poor. thew
love romance. those tender hearts, aud
for that reason. doubtless. mo- reference
dli Nine. Flores make M the 81 gold
piece that had found its way 10 her
ready palm,
And no spoke Spanish beautifully.
dld the Senior Teulontp." snIl MINI.
Flores, whorcat dld Panchn's henrt be-.
gan 10 hutter anew. for that meant that
he must have heard and Understood her
plondnRs
And no It happened that IAN long
after midnight tho child lay wide eyed
ana awake, listening 10 that steady
measured tread upon tho upper deck
Strange ana sad and cvcntfui had beon
that young life thus FAR. What strange
new thing had fate In store for her
Tho Idaho dropped anchor nj Ga,
Lucas and put IN passenger ana t,ot
On the mnllH-twp bags. with nantg ns
nat az the sandy strand ON which a.,
long, white line o. brcakors baat tr
cenHelcsa, soothing melody. Tho br58d
hluo ocean glistenpd under the nngbipn
of another day, and late IN tho affar.
noon one or two pnllid ana attrntuated
shapes were aided ~ the deck whep1
pnnchn had been reclining ever sinco
noon, and tho captain had come or5
rallied her upon her big. pathetic 800
ana hollow checks and calNod nor d,
promise 20 play her guitar Tint n,.,,'
Ing and the purser had bcon polite ma
the stewardnosa had brought ma 11 1r,'
potlzlng lunch, ana Colonel Turnbnli
hal put IN an appearance toward sun.
uuMn--n TrpWHOme fnro yan ht.
an this time Mr., Lorlnr was ctth.r
hrIHkly pacing the deck or reading 10y u
sheltered nook back Of the purger's cab'
In, but never once ala he address hn-
or intrudo upon her meditationa Pa
ehas spirits ana courage was IA
11n,lna,'o e3quetry = began 10 ferment
Ihht evening no fewer than i've pas
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32 BRaCaNQuIMUlA
C G9 C00y8nazlg22 yf2z1n2o0Y Nelly
20 s
(u0N10AL g29 ~ f7z7l21alY NEfLY

I rarrr1 a. DO Tea below. and than nine
] HfNHr uuI hy tho time the luHt F'IWmor
] of tnU town bad boon hll from Wow
nrl only iHH steady HIa1W 1f thn light-
house fhoHe forth upon thUir folW|ng
] WHEH tho h1uliUHt MI tha rly Utt'H plr-
/ tF of tho oHr'iUr evening h1i boon cIr'-
/ fully assisted down the brass bound
/ stairway and when five bells UukI.d
wuIIiy somewhere forward there with
/ little hands rIIHU0l about tho Hi1uHl-
] lHu. re- ahlwl thrown over her bead.
tnIf head pIilWDi ln her arms th.re
alone Doc the darkness and thH ruHh NJ
Che Wind and HH1afhrrH. the very r'H-
turn vi hourthrH't0u EIH'hu1d still aIt
lHrHh1. and iHrng could bear 10 mo-
longer.
IU wnr thinking over hIH Spanish 90
h0 uuro NJ hla word" whom tho stare
board doors 0f th0 oHmulnl1nwHy wore
suddenly thrown open. unl in tho bright
nrht from within two huriy forms st,p-
rnI uuait1llly forth theu iurched for
tHH nearest support and iur'uE heard
tHH iHrIIl tDnrs uf Turnhuil
'llo must be uu hero ur overheard.
noe nowhere below p" Th.n r!walnF
H'.rnvufl. "oh, inr.ns'' hT shouted,
aHi ut iha u1me paueha's little dark
head wac suddenly upUfiei. md pair
with wg'pInr ruzn1. startled toward
tho dirk figures. For the lifn of him
i0ring could not answer tho hail Turn
bulls voice and words alone he'd been
sufficient 90 ruuHr her from r. irpth of
WOO lnl 90 give rise Go ncw and vln-
l0ut ii1ir0u She was trembling nnd
Do" could plainly poo o. To answer
would only announce 90 the frightened
r'rI dot tl' man whogo nlmr WINS Huf-
htent 20 cause such evident daWly WINS
standing there iuHt beyond nor scat
within i'w PAGES NJ hcrHnnd had
probably been there Tor snme time.
quickly, watching hls chance ns tho
llnhg gucrncl 90 port. inrluE shot
round ihe orrthouso and madn hle way
forward uuiii Do reached tho companion
stairs ON That side, and 100 another mo-
mont was clinglng 90 tho outer knob m
iho doorway on the other ana answer
lur the eager question: nH 10 whore
hrd been and whether Dc better not
turn lr.
'llnr, % brandy and water, rlr"
rfF'I thn r1'uuclH new companion.
'Nufhlne lko o. % hold on mai do
NOR Wore I'M Tor re- lively uirht1ialf
Tho women arc sick already ana the
colonel hnro was turning white about
th" gillH"
The nlr IN the cabin was cln1o nfiar
nli that champagne. ttH fresh ln the
gt1icrDoma. though" answered Turn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17

check was for $500. not "a cent icsD. not
"a furiloth part uf the value ~ The lost
articles probably but nuN they were In
receipt OF e letter from Captain Nevina
that must have come BY private hand
90 Fan FraHclHco. telling them that Do
must go forth Co seek his fortunes
anew. that hla wife would never hear
from him until he could come with fun
hands; that h. had sent her every
penny and possession he had-cnuugh
90 keop her in comfort-Hnd that n
Lieuicnnnt Lorinu dld not promptly de-
liver the same Co take legal steps 90
compel him sp Co DO. aH he. Neylna.
was now convinced the officer might
appropriate them 90 hls own use N he
could ina anyway 20 cover hia breach
of trust such ns swearing thcy were
stolen from him captain NuvinH had
written other thlnrH In condemnation
Of Mr.. Lorinr which Mother Mrs.
NcvluH nor herself could believe, hut "
dll seem strange that an officer could
hnd no safe method of sending valua-
pie iowCIa when Ho much depended ON
his fidelity
LorInr read no further Ills hluo eyes
were blazing already ana hls face was
white with wrath when he returned tho
mifNiVe 90 hIH friHud, who. knowing
nothing ~ Lor.urs past infatuatlon Tor
The writer wondered at sight OF his
emotion.
why. Lorlnr." said he. 'you take
this shallow rlr too seriously. It's tho
way with women nll over tho world
They can ncvor wholly nrqult % man OF
completely whom they have suffered
loss. n that package were with you on
tho Idaho and ahc was 20 go down IN
midoeenn and the jcwelry with her.