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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
sOI.FILINE.
The GreatAst Discovery ~ the Age
No More Rubber Goods,

Sohlne, a leather preservation. the
meaning of the word ls you Ill in tbs
pores Of your Soles and uppers Of youI
Nnoas, and make them absolutely wa
tcrprOOf,
DOES a person need rubbers after
shoes are trelted with solhllne?
Mo- You will also save expenses Of
patching and rasollng.
Invaluable TO manufacturers for
treating leather belts, For harness,
buggy tops and working mems gloves
Buy your Shoes OF stores that have
this scienuhcial leather preservation.
They are up to date with superior i'm
prcvementR.
For sale by Peterson & Brown. and
other shoe 6ealers, harness makers
and grocers In general. II they cln-
not supply you, send CSC to II. Miller
& Co. 3l2 First street, Portland, Or,
for a trial can.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

organized themselves into nghting
battalion ond marched 10 the other
college. whispering ~ each nthrr,
"r-deaih, r.r-rayenge'' Tiny march.
cd In grim ddldly array until they
met q policeman who told them 10 go
home. end home they went,
The students of thr Oregon college
VINO conceived and executed the bril-
Illnily humorous and wonderfully
daring Firok. Of painting a rival stu
dents face have ben arr1stcd and
win hcnccforth 40 down ia their col
legc history as martyrs for their alma
mater.
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DISLlkED HIS FACE.
Portland Dental students Are Awful
ly Bad.

Portland has two dental colleges and
they bear no love for each other but
hate one another with au undying,
melodramauc hate, OF course It Is an
unforgivable sin for one institution to
pretend to be 4 dental college while
the othar Is teaching young ideas how
10 draw teeth,
Portland has been waiting breath
lcssly, although she did not know
n, for the clash to come There was
bound to be an explosion when the
two contendng forces met and Tues
day something awful happened-a
student Of the North Pacific dental
college had his face painted by stu
dents Of the Oregon college.
The North Pacific students We're
naturally terribly veNed. 1t will be
remembered that they played football
here Thanksgiving day. They quickly
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

him on shore. bue here he CRIES Tor
help attracted the attention Of the
p.upie an shore ard boat put OF
% hlp Assistance.
H. wAs well nigh exhausted when
George Elliott pulled him into h!s
boat and ,Ook him ashore. but he met
with the kindcst Of treatment from
the people Of Elllou's landing and BY
next morning he had recovered sur
Gclentiy % resume his journey. He
lost his boat and genr but fortunate
~ his valuable surveying outh. vas
no, In the boat at ths time Of the ac-
cldent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

The campo Union No. II, order Of
Washington. elected the following Of
fcma Tor tho next rlk monthA' Pat
president Matt D. MnttsJn president,
August JahlHtrJn president. Mrs.
sophia Thompson, secretary, j. A.
liar1,ct. chapnlfi. Mrs. Sophia Lind
berg. conductor. Mrs, L0uifH PAX
khln. assistant conductor. MrS Li2gic
Holm, martha. Miss Jyynia HlrynH-
kari. Maria. NinH Amelia Torppa.
guard Mrs. llllla EooH. sentinel
Chaa Land
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

james ;. Stewart. president OF the
ONErn Press Association. has sent 10
Secretary Albert To2ier the llS Of
delegates appointed TO the 18th annual
convention OF the National Editorial
Association. which cauyeu,s In New
Orleans March l. They urc as fol-
lows. r. +. Irvine, Times. Corvallis.
l.. l. Asbury. Reporter. McMlnnvlle;
carl , Roe. Cmeuiun. Enterprise;
Miss Rose ID. Mitchell Chrouic.c, The
ballcs. Miss Laun h. Jones, Watch
man, Drain. A. W. Cheney, Courier
Herald. Oregon city, Charles Nickel,
Times. jacksonville; Albcrt Meyer,
Welcome. Portland Isaac Stern. He
hrcw News. Portland Ira /. Camp
h,n. Guard Eugene A. Nolter, u s.
patch, Portland; Max NJ shliock
Telegram. Portland, J. II. Zane. Re-
porter, Portland; George l., Peaslcc,
Drug Review, Portland. Mrs Eliza
beht Roudcbush Forest, Home Com
panion, Portland,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
THE MODERN MOTHER

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant Syrup
Of Figs. when In need Of the laxative
effect Of gentle remedy. than by any
other Children enjoy II and II bene-
fits them. The true remedy. Syrup Of
Figs. Ia manufactured by the Callfor-
mia Fig Syrup Co. only.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
TO ASTORIANS.

The DAILY AsTOHIAN will be found
pn sails IN Portland al the wrll known Ata'
tlanary house ofJ, ", Iiansiiey a C1,, api
Washington street, orders for adtrr.
tislnE lott with this frm will receive
prompt Attention,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
ToDAY's WEATHER,

PORTLAND. bee H. Western Orc
Hon aud Western Washington. rain or
tnow, colder today
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
Pears
Soap not only for toll
ct and bath but for
shaving. Pears was
the inventor of shaw
ing stick soap.

oscar Emil and iranc Lnraor of
Norway and Knud llnHnuaHen "
Sweden wurr mndo citzena ~ ths
country by County Judgo Gray ycs.
trrday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

tlun was 800
II. ~ Stevens of Portland was II
tho city Yesterday
Remember the football gimo today
Little. but. uh MY
Tho nnlirh ship kUlrudhriSolsmr
went to 49, yrr 'rday,
Tho BRUSH ship vcrJran. viii
grain. cruaacd out yesterday
strictly pure HON .mado nut cand,
of all kinds al the iinnlpnnlcrc
The A. 4 G. II, Il. pay car went onI
on NJ chorful crrtnd yesterday
The British ahip lionldia. onr n ths
grain ycas's. won't 10 h,a ycab-rday
lluy your Xmas trco ornaments a,
tho Parlor Cheaper than IN Portland
The harkcntlne omega. with ear
81 ~ lumber. went lo SRA yesterday
rle British ship crDgmorr war
towod up The river yesterday morn
~
Misses McGulrr and Carlyle OF Sea.
side returned home from Portland y,A
tcrday
Herman wl,e oncn all oycrcoat.
and macklntochcn at a reduction OF q
per cent
Herman Wise oncu all ovrrcoatr
and maokutochrn At reduction Of %
por cont
The Methods, fair receipts wcrs
500 4, wtA an omiuont buccrs IN
every particular
Twenty pr cent reduction on all
mackln,nsh,a and oyrcoaA at Her.
man wlara story.
Twenty pcr cont reduction on all
ma,hu,orhoa aud oycrcoaia at Her.
man WIuca morv
Th liriilah ship Glcnholm was TAX.
On 60 Portland yesterday to luad
wheat for Europe
Services at Grace church tomorrow
at II u m. and ;3o p m Holy In.
n'crn,s nt $50 p m.
The steam schooner Abrr1c,n. load.
ed with lumber for san Francisco.
,rcsscd out yesterday
Tho Crown of Germany. with car.
~ ,l wh"al Tor Europc was towod out
90 ~ra yesterday morning
This aflrrnnun the Portland High
School Junoa and A. T. G. Juniors
play football un'thc A. +. G. Mold
Mrs Samuel Maddox. who has been
visiting friends In Portland and ore.
gon city, rcurnnd home yesterday
Tonight he Ladies' Ala socio,y of
the Congregational church hold their
annual a,lr in the church basement.
Mr. ilonlcr dlrocts attention to the
largc. choice line ~ Lnwney's choco-
latcs Just nc dv,d AZ che DonbonnicrN,
Tha Stn,mcr Brisk win bo inspected
today by Captains Fuller and Ed
wards who viii arrive nn the morning
train,
a, l., Canlcy mlR b'cn appointed
postmaster VT Fort Stevens, succeed
Ing MIR Phil,bum. who LAS gone to
Portland.
Remember the fair to be held In the
basement Of the Congregational church
this evs1ing The sale viii begin al
$50 sharp,
our line OF holiday goods is now In.
Remember we have the only line OF
its kind In the city. Portland prices, b,
r. Allen q Son.
The FIRST snow Of the season for the
Willamette valley fell Thursday, II
did not lay long, the Weather soon
turning warmer.
Pure whisky Harper Perfect whisky
Harper every bottle guaranteed Har-
per. Sold by Ford q stolnes Company,
Astoria, oregon.
our prize 1915 organ will be drawn
New Years eve. Chances given on
every $3.50 purchase Of holiday goods.
b. +. ALLEN & SON.
Roslyn coal lasts longer. is cleaner
and makes less trouble with stoves and
chimney hues than any other. George
w. sanborn, Agent. Telephone 1911
Presbyterian church as usual to-
morrow Theme OF the morning ser
mon, Work and Wages" Evening
theme what Must / Believe In Order
to Join the Presbyterian Church.
There will be special music by the
choir A most cordial invitation ex-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

Tho Swedish Lutheran church viii
hold an extra maslpn fpr tho purpose
"f calling pastor on Tuesday. Doc.
~ at =. m liy orsiaf nf Lhe church
Council
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

Th" Portland chamber VI commerce
has forwarded 10 Washington FOR
mai protr~, aguns, thr Few jamaica
trclty wherein a. reduces the imo1rt
duty on citrus fruits. THIS action was
taken at the rSquGs OF the Los An.
Erlrs chamber af commerce The FOL
loving WAS adopted Resolved. That
IA. Portland chamber II commerce
hrrN'ly urss upon the secretary of
IN treasury " the United States the
udvisabllity and nocrsslty of the ear
ly establishment uf marine hospital
a. Dutch Harbor. as the most suitable
point ON the route brtvou the Pacific
coast states and thc pores OF North.
western Alaska Tor this important
purpos"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

m" schooner American Glrl, which
has been given ~ n4 lost, carried a
barge crew. The ntnc " thr mate ~
unknown. but The other members NJ
the crew arc; n, r. Harding, master, q,
James Lynch. grcand mate, Harry
Shcchan. Alfr@d Dame. John Murray.
y J. Malloy. j whitley, ThomA
ward. Martin Murphy. John Robert
son. NJ. SOfruSOn. William p'.brspn.
Gustav EgglcaLon. Sail Turner, Frank
Rlrhlrdnnn, Thomas Fraser Tho
vessel II now 20 days out from san
Francisco fOr POrs HndlOck
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

The steam schooner Dispatch which
has br'n uni uEplng repairs made
ncccwdry by the prolonged RiHmr. ir
on her way 10 this port from San
Francisco
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo 0uinlne Tab
let's, All druggists refund the money
II II fails to cure. n. w. Groves sig
nature 10 on each box. $50.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

TNr AcMlnvillc public school HE a
whipping controversy Principa lsry-
nolia fosgod boy for alleged swear
Ing and lying. and is denounced for
brutality bY spmr c.Liz"ns A young
lhiy toachcr makes aiIidlylt TINT the
boy waH struck 'hyc Moderate blows"
not brulally and hc prinolpcl de-
fcnda and iustincs hIy course In a
pubic lo,,cr. IN which he says.
"Ciugcns u NcMinnyinc. visit your
schools, investigate and wh.n you
ma that / am doing uthor than 10
teach your boys .lnl glrls honesty
and right living. you have bu, 10 say
the word and thr tnchnrs burden
VIII De gladly laid down"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

Having n larg, invoice OF shoes ar
riving January /, and in order to make
room for same we will commence
Monday, December II, to close out our
entire stock OF fine mems boys and
chldren's shoes at and below factory
costs We have splendid line Of
chlldren's Shoes, Mems shoes almost
given away, Fred Walters, corner 18th
and Ilond streets.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

Al the Methodist Episcopal church
the services Will BE- ~ follows on
Lords bay. Morning Sunday school
at 10 q. m, preaching at II u. m.
Subject of sermon The greatest II
men lll,L' before his death puts the
mantle ~ his Missions and work upon
the rbpuldcra Of his friends and fol-
lowers" class m~'tiug nt y i5 IN
the evening the subject wlil b. "Wmt
the pastor cond1.sr an ldonl church" 4"
This sermon Will bring inspiration 70
all who may hear g. Splendid music
ny the CHOIR Al cordially invited.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

The body ~ Edward Gc@lahl. who
died az Fort Stevens WAS shipped to
Leland H., yesterday morning 4
htuthar or the duo,til,d accompanied
tho vmaina.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

The hSt II the church fairs for 1899
win be given by the ladies' OF the Con-
gregatlonal Aid Society IN the base
mcnt Of their church this even
Ing, Mexican drawn work; chlldren's
table; candy table; fancy-work table;
refreshments, coffee and sandwiches,
Ice cream and cake.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16
AROUND TOWN.

crawnsh. cooked In wins. at tho Ma,
tlonal Cafe.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

The best and most satisfactory cX-
PLANTATION for elecdon results Is the
theory that the winner won because
he received more votes than the loser.
Life Is too short to disturb ones men
tai repose by suspicion and recrimi-
nations Thare are rlany matters
more worthy Of attenHon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

Reinsurance II being offered on che
French hlhp Louis pnstcur. 10 It u
thought she may have bsm lost IN
the heavy gallo which wicked the
ship lilaHco.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

Roslyn coal Ia the best and most eco
nomlcal coal FOR household use In A.
torla. Try Il ones and you will have
no other, George w. sanborn. Agent.
Telephone i1ii.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

'rhc cauvaasing buurd composed OF
Police Juiyc Nelson Justice " the
rrncc llughH and County Clerk
WherN yesterday reviewed the ~.
turns II tho city election. They found
only one or two errors and thcsc were
small ones.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

The steam schooner Alliance arrived
In yesterday morning and after dis.
charging some local freight went up
to Portland Tho Alliance was bar
bound In Coos hay for about month
She reports that the other vessels
which kept her company In COOS bay
have crossed out.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

quality shakes hnnds with low price
~ our place. II is not oftcH thcse two
meet but just now they're hanging
out NgulIrly at jones' Cash store.
You know hlm-Joncsg He's the man
thIt paya the frcight Located al
Portland los aud 10 Front.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

Tomorrow a, tho BapuN church
n,r subject 81 tho morning BeImon
viii be- Staying al Home" and IN
tho evening, "itabbury Everybody
Is invited 70 altrnd
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-12-16

Strictly pure hnm' mndo nut candy
Of all kinds at tho linrlpnnlcrr
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the distinguishing characteristics Of the
late Mr.. Gladstone. And the doctor con-
fessed he had had the Grand Old Man IN
mind. u,,or
in the evening"" continued KhaIdah,
turning to Mr. Mortimer, the we'll
known artist who happened to be one
Of Mr. Anyons guests, "but you have
a very good eye. I think I could draw
a picture for you"
'I certainly wish you would, re-
sponded Mr.. Mortimer. The artist SAD
afterward that at first he had In nina
Grover Cleveland, but he thought Rich
ard Croker would be harder profile Tor
Khaldah to draw, so he changed the
current of his thoughts from Princeton,
N. j., to the Democratic Club, Ne"
York
Khaldah was clearly puzzled by this
change of thought, and hesitated =
long while before putting pencil TO pa
per Meanwhile he held Mortimer's lett
hand in a vise-like grip and looked
steadily into the latters eyes, and then
down at the carpet. Slowly and with
infinite pains Khaldah began to draw
the profile of Richard Croker. ne
square-set jaw, the massive neck, the
firm lips and general appearance of de-
termination and defiance were al
brought out with accuracy.
Then in response to requests from
several of the ladies khaidah are"
other profile portraits, including rare
photograph of Sarah Bernhardt, WhcH
the actress had given to Mrs. Aver IN
Paris years ago. The actress is leaning
forward in this picture, with lips opeh'
as If uttering a loud appeal.
Mrs Aver said that, she had set her
mind firmly on this open-mouth feature
of the picture which she possessed. Khal-
dah puzzled over this picture for some
little time, drawing nose, lips and chin
several times before he could convince
himself that the mouth should be le1t
half open, If he were to reproduce the
picture Mrs Aver had in mind. But at
last he did so, to the delight Of every
one Then Mrs. Aver asked him II ne
would tell her what she was thinking or
as he said he had done at an entertain
ment recently when Mr.. Vanderbilt and
a number of others were participants IN
one of those exhibitions.
WELL" he said, oblgingly, you think
of some event in your life that made
very vivid impression and l will try to
tell you what 1t is."
Once more he held the subjects left
hand finger tips in his and told her TO
concentrate her mind as strongly as pos
sible on the particular event she wanted
him to name.
you are thinking of a BIRTH he said.
ooh, no, I am not" responded Mrs.
Aver.
''You must be-" he reiterated.
But I am not. 1t is something entirely
different"
"WelI, then, It was something very dam
gerous-an accident, perhaps"
After few moments pause, he said:
"You are thinking OF the Chicago fire.
But you were not thinking of the right
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put the whole ten fingers around the ply
Sfciau'S throat

put the whole ten fingers around the ply
sician's throat.
This feat provoked unstinted praise
from every one Khaldah then said: 1T
is very hard to do this with some people.
| could feel that the doctor was not help
ing me; in fact, that he was opposing me;
but the subject kept his mind so intensely
on the movement to be performed that at
last we did it, didn't we?' turning to the
gentleman. Didn't we?"
Let me see if you are not more SYM
pathetic" said Khaldah, addressing the
hostess sister. Think of something you
want me to do. some feat like putting out
lamp and relghting it" After mo-
ment's thought the lady said: Very well,
l am ready" Khaldah took her hand
and gracefully led her around a table in
the library over to a bookcase, slid back
the door, leaned over, picked up a pocket
kodak. crossed the room and placed it on
the mantelpiece.
After supper Khaldah did the most mar
velous feat in his extensive repertory. He
said to the hostess:
Il am not an artist, but | will draw
little something for your amusement. VIII
you think very hard of some distinguished
person? Try to picture before your eyes
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MARVELLOUS FETTS
OF MIND REHDING
Remarkable Tests Performed by Khaldah.
an Egyptian Officer


-Four ninety-four. Is that correctT'
1t was, as every one who followed the
formula as Khaldah gave 1t agreed This
feat was repeated several times, Khal-
dab almost invariably giving the correct
answer.
The excessive mental strain tho man
had undergone was quite apparent in hiA
features, the perspiration glistened in his
hair and he sank down upon a divan
while he mopped his forehead and rested
for a few moments. A little bit later,
when he was called upon again to enter
tain Mrs. Anyon's guests, he did some
wonderful feats in hidden message read
ing. For example, one gentleman, at
Khaldah's request, took UP a sheet of
message:
"Will you have q Manhattan cock
tail?
The strip Of paper was rolled up like
tape measure and then Khaldah, who
had been all the time at the other side
of the room, said:
please stand up and come over where
am standing. Put the writing close to
your forehead, cover It with the tips of
your fingers and let me hold your left
hand. Now spell out the words OF the
sentence to yourself Just as If you were
writing them slowly on a blackboard at
school, but don't move vour lips"
Khaldah grasped the foref1ngers of the
gentleman's left hand in his left hand.
while the two right hands were pressed
to their two respective foreheads. Then
he said with laugh: "Ahi You ask me
q question. 1 do not drink, but 1 will tell
you what you said. You say: VIII I
take a Manhattan cocktail
Again a ripple of laughter and congrat-
ulations followed the successful perform
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his or her profile and do not stir from
where you stand"
Taking Mrs. Anyon's right hand in his
left, he held the tips of her fingers tightly
between the first and second fingers Of his
left hand. With his right hand he drew
upon a block of notepaper, held by tho
thumb and forefinger of his left hand, a
very good profile picture of Senator-elect
Chauncey M Depew. Then, without
showing the picture to Mrs. Anyon, he
said: "Wiu you tell me whom you
thought Off" And the lady replied; "Of
Chauncey Depew."
AS the well-known features of this
other after-dinner entertainer were dis
played on the paper the little group OF
lookers-on applauded vigorously.
Mr.. Khaldah, 1 think you find the
ladies too easy subjects observed DR..
Eleazarian. Wont you draw the face Of
some one. am thinking of this min
ute?"
Certainly, certainly" responded Mr..
Khaldah, II will try, but you must try
to help me this time and not oppose my
mind"
Then KhaIdah, with wonderful facil-
ity, drew the prominent nose and in
evitable big rundown collar that were
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think of something you want me to cor
One of the gentlemen whispered to an
other You go and garrote the DOCTOR
This was a very hard feat, and somewhat
similar to those Bishop used to practice
but the doctor alluded to perhaps uncon-
sciously antagonized Khaldah. For when
Khaldah took one of the gentlemen by
the hand and led him over to the physi-
clan he did not clutch the supposed VIC
TINS throat.
Khaldah hesitated. Then he removed
the doctors eyeglass string from around
his neck, and next his cravat using the
subject all the time. 1t was plain that
Khaldah knew that the subject whose
hand he held was thinking about doing
something to the doctors throat, but as
the doctor afterward stated, after his
eyeglasses and crayat were removed he
willed himself as strongly as possible
against any other indignities and kept
repeating: You will fail! You are con-
fused! You cannot do this,''
Great beads of perspiration stood out
on Khaldah's forehead, his muscles
twitched, and he still persisted in hold
ing the subjects hands and fingers in
proximity to the physicians throat. At
last he took the subjects other hand and
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very plain, so that any one who saw it
could read It"
In SLOW, schoolboy fashion, without any
one but the writer's knowledge. these
words were penned:
''Will you lend me a five-spot?"
Although this was slang and an up-to-
date Americanism, Khaldah repeated the
performance as before. but without the
mental spelling. only adding. deferentiar-
ly, in a scarcely audible whisper: "Oh,
i can tell what you wrote; but do
you want me to say it right out before
all Of the ladies and gentlemen" This
writer of the sentence blushed, but said.
"Oh, yes; speak 1t right out
Then said Khaldan, with an amused
smile: The gentleman has asked a
question. He says would l lend him a
five spot-what you call V Eh?"
After a little general conversation one
of the gentlemen said he had witnessed
the celebrated Washington Irving Bishop
do some of his wonderful mnd-reading
feats in Liverpool. Khaldah caught the
name very quickly and said: Yes, yes;
Mr.. Bishop was very clever. A wonderful
man; but ] will try to see If can do in
a modest way some of the things he did
VIII you confer among yourselves and