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Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-29
LOCAL ITEMS.


~ r. Smith has eons 10 MoA
line, rowa, "a taks charge a .ha
mode! department oi tha .aohl
Deere Plow Go. s4V@ -, 49,
| There was ! rnmor il tow
last week 10 the elect that Mra.
| ". u, rerkins had died in Alaska.
it was with considerable pJras0fe.
therefore. thai letters wsre received
lhy friends here i any 81 two aRo'
stating TINT Tho lady wss we'll and
happy " her home at Dawsoa
City.
Miss Roheltson, our talented
little school md'a'n, il stendipg
the holidays with fiieods and
roIauses III Grant couoty.
The prairie grass il aiire IL
the vioinity of the lllllsbors
piAoefs.
= 8
= Harvey Ringen she VIZ
catslenlau, treased several of his
nnmcrout friends 10 hunk III
vshIs'fr Tom mUnrrstmns dry. ille u.
saIt offhis recent bunting trip
n is reported that james 4 4
Stuck, cns of our promipeo, min.
ne men, hns nude 4 anng little
'nm IL eastern rniIroa,l stocks TIN
resent year.
The lloard ~ County Co,umis,
ioncrS md the 'f't~hate Court viii
meet here next Tuesday ~-
lodge Frank W pa,iss n
: enjoying holiday week II hame.
'a!rasss' ea,aSSsssrs aaSSsssrsy \ a..ssl IarLs ;
'ood' two prominent nlnis,3 sal..
'llsts 81 Victor Colo,, have b,r,s
J town all week, thu guests of
B'ekford, Esq. The gouilsus
'sited our principal mines
rcl"ted them the equal u
'eir home state, -
=. Mr.. and Mrs. W. --,~.
. ssssr.
-, aoI sAs,isub q
4 Arssv y s,s ismpus
Il po..y Won nfaTiiorss rae. AID
his purse here on ChlistnAs
%t'.i, a. WI Harris returned Il
district yesterday aud informs
that hc viii repn con,nenvs
ve mining work vt his pronsr
a. North Percha.
"a. q, Long. tho snterprislng
chant. has new neI,vsry
On. .s~s I.
AT tbs recent examination IL
Nav Mexico Military Institute
Roswell. Sierra connty's cadet.
Tin l.. Kelley, stood second best
x. 80 s,.-..is ....ss.. r,,.s -
nth beet "a the entire school.
'act which not alone pIenued-
tins many friends here
b but caused Assessor a
ey to make him Land
valuable present.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Riny
concluded ~ contit,1s
IL az the 4 L, G. Ranch. asl
not move intn t.wu IA tlisJ
smpiatad = few W.. ks ars
Miss Dora Ti'nr. lhe Hs,mpvx
ol teacher. i.a- been Ii Hs,is.
THIS ecrk. 'h' eor<s II Mrs.
70 = aad fau.ai.
2 Hretp e'.a's 4 Millr
~Aec Slols
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-29
aan be made ty prospectors.
THE APPETITE or 4 GOAT

10 envied BY all poor dyspepi,cs
whose Stomach aud Live, are out Of
order. All such should know that
Dr.. Kings New Life PIIis. the
wonderful slamaeh aud Liver
Remedy, gives = splendid appetite,
soaisd di2eAlion aud fegalar
indliy hshit that lnsures pc fect
he,llth md areat fneray. Oily 25s
~ Aesess' droa Store.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-29

thsl rHiIfoNd ratse III,
n !, ss<z by 1kst bpdy. Asd .ssab.
n I rigid pensltlxo hi violations
= IN lAlx hy ths railroads. The
nsss 81 tho Commission,
af'er tl'e present law Il that Il
c2nQos fnfofce a tariff schedule
m Z road; but, In applyipc
Sssneny, y can only sacnre eyi.
'e"ce and assist the Attorney Gen
e'rA' ~ sbIs esssstm,s to prosecuta
Y 'hr A ederaI courts. Az asaena
'uent ehalllpg the conmiasion io
@xsm'ne into rites, and, ii fnund
a'jart IN stiac as, 10 order tbam |
rasansed. Or fix them without ap- d
ppal excepting ihrt Ugh tha caurte c
nes petn sought by the Commits
son end commercial oreaniyations
'smrs's OF tredas, etc. for may
yeaI7. The sentiment ii Gonorsss q
aas neer GroAiaG steadily 10 fave, u
i THIS measure, aud, IA 01urr 7v,-+i--
oake lis enactment more probable, "
headquarters for trends of the - =
aeasure has been established in =
Washington. The object Of this -
70 ofset The efforts Of tIe rail- "'
oad lobhies which heretofore have ~
revented action npon this bill. -
y element 10 its favor at this time ~
the fact that rsscrni " the lead 80
q railroads have becons friendly So
the measure, Believing that ii es'
ould prevent pooling and rate
ltting 10 secret, which At times Ill,
's worked lisastrousIy for them. a.,
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-29
FOb

The age Of 81 is a particularly
fatal age An examination Of the
records Of the United States gov
eminent shows that more people
lie at that age than any other after
inirg their majority. I, is
nscertsioed that more misfor-
hcs cvs,ltk- persons ~ that age
y 1t pny osber time in their
ss. aid That few for'uuase4yeDts
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-29

Candies just fresh from the
manufacturer best variety IN
town and Dalglisb will soil them
cheap
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-29

Holiday presents 10 gold and
silver At Eva Dlssineer's. Pretty
and rich novelties in the jewelry
line.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-29
FOR Sale OR LEASE


The Morrison ranch Of I6(
scres, on the Las Animas river
about - miles north Of HilIsborc
N. n. This place commands az
ne a range ss can be found IN
ew Mexico. Owing to its shel.
red position. being protected
p north and west winds hy
bills, il would wake an ideal
p ranch. A fine stream Of
Br failing water runs through
improvements are small log
hbin, about 100 fruit trees and 10
ores under fence. No near neigh.
rs.
ALSO: so acres on the North
rclIa, ha,f mile north IT Hijir-|
ro A fns range and never
aliinE running water. No house
4 this land, hut a comfortable B !,
ca house adjoining will be cold /
;, it desired. Also seyen
In,1es M number Of building I
feo1 Stown Of Hillsboro.
\ ~ ; Y, etc., address;
o4A SyEns, Hillsboro, N. NJ.
kfs II
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-29

Witnessing
Mrs. Chris. Hearn, the wife
of our prominent catsleman, ID
recovering from m attack Of
Influenza.
GRUMPY in.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-12-29

~ r. Smith has eone 10 Mol
line, Iowa, q saks cherge 81 lhe
mode! department oi tha doh
Deere Plow Go, ax.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03
NQTICE.

My wife Hilda, having left my
bed and board, ! hereby warn the
public not TO trust her on my ac-
count, as 1 will not be responsible
for any debts that she may contract.
ER4CK ERIcKapN;
52 Al
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03
COUNTY NEWS.
Westlake.

With the snow all gone except in
the timber, and farmers breaking
sod it begins to look like spring but
it is very uncertain how long the
open weather will continue.
Geo. a. Everest has taken up the
vacant 80 adjoining the "Kittsmil-
ler'' ranch near Westlake. His
parents who have recently sold out
in southeastern Kansas, will be out
here in about a month with the
view of investing somewhere in this
country.
We are informed there are sc
dead horses In Indian Thomas's
field near LAYERS Canyon Just turn
ed in there in the fall and left to
starve to death.
Geo. Weaver was up from Salmon
river, Saturday. He says the peas
are ten inches high there already
Freighting has been very light
until this week. Some Is teams
went down Saturday and Monday
Prof. McFetredge started schoo.
in Dist. No. 48, east of here with 81
scholars last week. There will b
a three months term.
John Bohart is busy on his res
-ervation ranch, erecting dwelling
and barn.
We are pleased to learn tina
Mrs. s. ]. Denhan, and both Clar
ence and Sam. are all improving
from there recent severe illness.
Robert Hunter and family ar
getting ready to start for Montana
~. 4>.+ z4E1l;sz & f<,sts<.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03
Fpr. Sale


The following aesirahle ranches will
be offered very lsW for a. short tins only.
A splendid quarter section of hne.
land on the reservations $50 acres
can be- 'ploved, fsmall house|' four
fine ever-Aowing springs, 1 miles
from timber,~1 mile from pfojectea
railroad, 4-miles from Cottonwood.i
Enquire at this bffices 52tfl =.
! Alarm Of 160acres, 40acres in
acultivation,' all fenced, y orchard,
barn 40x6Q, house 16x40, flowing
spring. A bargain, il taken soon.
Enquire at this Office. fFen !"
GFtown residence on two acre lot
house % x 80 two stories'8 rooms.
|, not all completed, hall, pantry out
7 door celleretc. q q =
I Barn for 8 horses, NOW room fol
Z toms hay, chicken park and house
/ 25 fruit trees and plenty Of small
/ fruit for family use, fihe Water, wei
/ walled up with rock,
I This property will be SOLD cheal
for cash, if'taken soon.
ENDURE at RERoRT Office.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03
! BUSINESS LOCALS,

A large invoice of Levi Strauss,
OYerallg and Jumpers received at
'''F II. A. GREp1NG's
Keuterville. Idaho.
Goto the Idaho drug store for
school Fl supplies
Glassware for sale, cheap, at the
posstaffice store. gs
Canton Clipper Plows apd Har-
rows, best on Camas' Prairie soil,
It Herman Z. Nnkoll's. Y
Edinburgh brand pure white
| Whiskey, at tho Brewery saloon.
| seff0pRFER fpFG and PFFERsoN' FE
| See our list of real estate bargains
| We hayea Ane residence property
for sale cheap, fine home, a littl
cash takes itit taken soon. Bette
take II now.
! Will recieye about middle @
February, an Entire New Line c
Gents Furnishing Goods.
az HERMAN H. EUxoLL.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03
Terms of Court.

An order fixing the time for the
terms OF the district court in the
Second judicial District, for the
State Of Idaho, for the year 1899.
In pursuance Of an act ct the
Legislature Of the state OF Idaho,
approved December 2Qth, 1899,
making such legal requirement, !,
EDGAR G. STEELE. Judge Of the
District Court OF the Second Judi
cial District of Idaho, do hereby
make known and order that the
terms Of the District Coutt in said
District for the year 1924, shall b
held at the county seat OF the dif'
ferent counties as follows.
In the county of Latah, at Mos
COW, Idaho, on the 9Th daY of March
(frst Monday, g2nd day of May
| (foprth Monday, and on the 18th
day Of November (secoHd Monday
In the county Of Neg Perce, a
Lewiston, Idaho, on the 24th, da.
of March Fourth Monday and OF
the 11th, day Of September lsecon'
| Monday.
In the county Of Idah9, at Mt: I'd
aho, Idaho, On the oath, day g
April, Fourth Monday and on th}
gard, day Of October, fourth Mon
day }.
At the term to be held in Lata
county, on March 9th, all case
which can be heard without tn
intervention of jury will be hear
No jury will be empanneied 8
said term.
Dated at Moscow, Latah count.
Idaho, this Jan. 18th, 1899.
" EDGAR 6. STEEL
District Judg
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03
'KeutervitiIe.:

A small crowd from here attended
the dance at the Won 'Bargeh school
hou Sc, Friday night; also one at
Dunn's, near Cottonwood Tuesday
night. : : = -
E. "A. Lancaster, who has been
sick at CottonYood' for three weeks
past, has been visiting with H. ".
Tefft and family for several days.
J.N. Beuttner lost several valua-
BILE dogs BY poison the ffrst ffrfsstt of the
week.
The snow Is almost all gone but
we see no one making preparations %
for seeding, 49,. -. =
There is to be q social dance at
H. w. 'Tefft's on Friday eve, Feb. 70
All are cordially INVITED ta at
tend,
Loggers have all suspended work
on account Of NO snow.
Frank Asker, Of Ealngham copn.
ty, I'll, who has been visiting rela'
tives here for some time past, re
turned recently.
The paFents of J. B. Krisger hay!
come to Idaho TO stay.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03

The Idaho legislature is having a
warm time over an anti-gambling
bill which has been introduced, and
it Ia understood that the vote will
be SO 'ot5se that1t will devolve upon
the lieutenant governor to settle the
fate of the measure. Our reform
friends in the legislature are busily
engaged in introducing bills Great,
ing examiners at nice fat salaries. II
ali the bills introduced becomes
laws Idaho would be the g:eenes
kind of'pasture for those seeking
fat jobs Moscow Mirror.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03

Every body who send : letters
should have their namesand address
printed on the upper left hand
corier,> BY so doing your letters
are meyer lost, they always come
Back promptly whom notAcalfed for;
The Cubans are kicking vigoro--
usly, at the entralization Of Cap
iNal which the governor general
Brooke, has inaugurated, and they
appeal TO- tho president for. d change
Of the order. 80 y = .
The Nez Perce Indian quarterly
payment will be made early next
month. but the date has not been
fixed as it Is not known iust'wften
the drafts will be forwarded from
Washington. . - " =.
George Stpbers, OF Spokane, Wash.
has purchased the Talkington ranch
and has moved his family, consist-
ing Of wife and three children, to
town for the winter. We welcome
such people. to our midst.. Mr.:
stubhers will handle stock, in con-
nection with q brother at Union
| town.
The copper prospects on the
| Salmon, and the Seven DeYils, il
/ one of the prime incentives to ac.
tivity' in railroad building in this
section. The roads are all reaching
out for tho rich copper deposits
Of this region, said to'be the riches
and greatest in Quantity of any il
the world.
A Mr., Sergeant, of Grangeville
was taken with La grippe on Fri
! Jan. 20, and BECAME unconcious OF
the Monday following, and contin
ued in that state until Thursday
! when he died. Yhe funeral occul
red ON Saturday last, His diseas
was aggravated by hiccopghs, Whjc
could not be controlled.
There will be a grand Klondih
!. Lecture Entertainment c6nsisti il
y of 81 magnificent views prolecte
, from the Magic Lantern.
r The views will include Dawsc
city, Yukon river, Steamboat
n Indians, Miners, Sluiee and Hy
v raulie mining, the Gold mills, wor
( ing al night, a dog train with slec
Etc. A royal entertainment pror
:. ised. At Baptist Church, for t
I benefit OF the Sunday School, on {
. . Valentines Day, Feb. IA. 1899. A
u mission 25 eenta, children15 cen &c \
8. P. M, sharp.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03

Ricecreek ferry, the direct route
to cottonwoolS, Keaterville, and
Denver, and all lower points, from
pDoupiecii,, and Joseph and tho
Seven Deyils country.
STEVENSON & COOPER Prop.
a e. y
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03

Candies and nuts atthe postpfioe
store. MI 49, Il 81
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03
50 Al

We have several good farms for
sale.
WANEEn-16 inch pine wood at
he REPORT Office.
States, slate pencils, ink and PEN
Gil tablets, FOOLS and legal cap,
writing paper, papiteries in elegant
finish, cheapi lead pencils, slate
spnnges, composition books, inks,
crayons-uplain and calored, colored
pencils, harmonicas, ETC., at the
Idaho Drug store. s..-
A man was once cast away on can
nihal island, When the natives discove'
red him they at once began to argue as
to the best method of cooking their cap
tive, Finally, one old chief said:
"Gentlemen, we are wasting too mucf
time, Let us stick the prisoner and drinl
his blood. We can settle the question o
cooking later"
Hearing this, the castaway remarked
s'Gentlemen, it may be the custom il
your country to kill and eat desenseles
strangers. That's all right. When | an
in Rome I want to be Roman so viii
not protest, But, for heavens sake gen
tlemen, don't stick me for the drinks TO
all this crowd l"-Castle Mont. Who'll
| Truth.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03
FoH-Sale old papers, SO cents
hundred at REPORT Office.
StPayed.

About April last; 1 two year old
filley, chestnut sorrel, star in fore
head, one hindfoot white. / two
year old gelding, Bay, bald face, a
white spot on belly. Strayed from
my premises at the above mentioned
both branded on the left muscle OF
the fore-leg open I / $40 reward
will be paid for any inform
alton leading to their recov-
cry.
BARNEY LUcHTEFELp.
bnter1illt Idaho.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03
NOTICE,

10 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
This is>to give notice tofhe public,
that no contract or[sale, made by
\ Thomas Paul. will be valid, unless
Npderstood and agreed upon by
ers of the firm, as | will
NJ 5fsible for any deals
make without my
ent or signature.S
70. G.. TIBBETTss 8
<-..-afEs q PAUL, mar
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03

When the McMinnYllle, Oregon, FOOT
ball team returned home the other day
from Corvallis, where they had played
the farmer boys Of the Oregon Agricultu.
rel C6Ilege, they yelled good::naturedly
and loudly, 80,
'sHayseed, strawseed, pumpkin; squash
pid they beat us&Yes, by gosh!''
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-02-03

All kinds of stati ionery at the
postoffiee store.
Now is the time of year tQ pay
your subscription.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-05
From the London News.


A Latin newspaper is now regularly ap-
pearing In Rome. The news of the day and
editorial comments upon the politics OF
barbarians may be read in the tongue of
Cicero The paper is as yet only issued
once a month, so that some will be in
clined to give the Vox Urbis, for such Is
it's title, the humble name of magazine.
But If the experiment should prove sue
cessful from a financial standpoint the Vcx
Urbis may become weekly. The con-
trast between the vulgar modern matter
and the sedate ancient manner are often
entertaining, and at times extremely piqu-
ant. The "Dreyfus Syndicate" in the
number before US. is ciassically glorified
into a "Factio pro Dreyfus constitute. -
M. Clemenceau is described by his modern
Ciceronian critic a "ferox vehemensdue
homo" The modern Gauls are said to be
enthusiastically shouting ''VIvat exercI-
tusw and even, "Bene. exercitus" Old
classical tales are occasionally called into
service as illustrations TO modern in
stances, and there is a strong dash of the
pedagogue in the editor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-05
WILL VISIT FITZGERALD
THE COLONY CITY WILL WELCOME
THE PRESIDENT.

An Auditorium to He Erected I'm
GeOrgtans and Number of New
England Editors Invited to Partic-
ipate in the OccasiOn-Many of the
Presidents Old War Comrades
From Ohio Now GeOrgians.
Fitzgerald. Ga, March 4.-President
Mckinley Is to visit Fitzgerald. tele-
gram from him was received this after
noon, in which he states he will pay Fltz-
gerald visit on his trip South, and will
be glad to meet the settlers from the
North who have come TO Georgia to make
their homes.
Arrangements are now being made by
the three local Grand Army of the Re
public posts. the Confederate Veterans
Camp, the City Council and citizens In
general for a rousing reception.
Manager Boatrght of the Triton and
Northeastern Railroad telegraphed the
committee this afternoon that he would
put on special train from Triton TO ac-
commodate the President subscription
paper was started this afternoon for the
purpose of building a permanent auditori-
UNI and IN a few minutes work $500 was
added to the list. The building will 10
commenced at once, so as TO accommo-
date the President and people who will be
here on that day.
A large number of Ohio people are llv-
ing here, as also a number of the Presi-
dents soldier comrades, who served in
the same regiment and the meeting no
doubt will be joyous one.
Prominent people from all over the state
will be invited ON the day of his visit In
vitations will be issued next week to Gov
Gambler, ex-Gov. w. Y. Atkinson, ex-Gov.
Northen, Hon. Clark Howell. Hon. Elem
ing duBignon, Hon Phil Cook, Hon. j. IL.
Estill Hon. Pat Walsh, Hon. w. C. Brant-
ley, Senator Bacon, Hon. James Griggs
and many other Georgia people.
kilograms were also sent to-day to the
| New England editors who are 20 be here
on the day of the Presidents visit
The Presidents Vacation.
Washington, March 4-Whether or not
the President will take q short vacation
very soon will depend upon circumstances.
| The work Incident to the reorganization
of the army may seriously interfere with
his plans, but he hopes within the next
week or so to go South for brief rest.
! Although In excellent health he feels lir-
| ed and worn out, and In much need OF
absolute quiet and rest IL only for a brief
! period, and II he can do so without inter-
fering with the transaction of the pub
lie business he and Mrs Mckinley and
! friends, guests at the White House, viii
go by train to some point in the South
for possibly ten days or two weeks.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-05
H u M P H R E Y S
THIS TESTIMONY NOT WANTED.
An Alleged Third Nebraska Man
Offers to Talk About Beef.


Washington, March -The war depart
ments court of inquiry wound up It's work
with a half-day's session to-day, having
exhausted list of Witnesses now on hand.
There may be some witnesses at the Mon
days session, but the court will start for
Chicago early next week, probably on
Tuesday or Wednesday.
Just before the close of the session to-
day a volunteer witness presented him
self, but was not accepted. He wore an
army uniform and said his name was
Frank Rundas, late of the Third Nebras-
ka, Col. Bryans regiment, and that he
had recently been honorably discharged
from the service and was on his way
home.
His story was in brief that he had served
in the camp kitchen with his command in
Jacksonville, and that during a long per-
iod when the men we're living on refriger-
ator beef there was so much intestinal
trouble among the men that the issue of
this meat was stopped. At another time
he got hold of some refrigerated meat in
the kitchen that was such peculiar color
that the attention of the company officers
was called to 1t. The surgeon in charge
examined it, so Rundas alleges, and re-
marked that the meat was "all right, but
had been prepared TO send to Porto Rico
and since it had been issued the men may
as well use it."
The meat was cooked, but all the men
who ate it were made sick. The inference
drawn was that this was some of the
same Porto Rico beef which DIR. Daily had
analysed, and alleged to be chemically
treated.
Rundas said he was on his way home.
but had stopped off In Washington to Of
fer his information to the court of in
quiry, IL they thought 1t worth hearing
He presented himself to Col. Davis the
recorder of the court, but was told that
he would not be wanted as a witness.
On being asked soon afterward whether
Rundas was to be called or why he had
been rejected, Col. Davis said:
IT know nothing about the
man. He has on a uniform, but
that is no proof he is a soldier or ever has
been. There are all sorts of cranks and
imposters who come up here and want to
testify. AS to this man, If he can identify
himself and the court directs me to call
him, 1 win do it"
The counsel for Cen Miles will inquire
into the antecedcnts of this witness, and
If he appears TO. be what he. represents he
will be called.
A number of witnesses were examined,
but few new facts were adduced The criti-
csms of the canned beef were severe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-05

From the London Mainly About People.
Here is an amusing story of how Mr.
Rhodes once found himself in a dilemma
at Windsor. He had received a command
to dine and sleep at the castle, and in his
usual casual manner he turned up at Pad
dington with no money In his pocket
Luckily, his private secretary went to see
him off, bought his ticket for him, and
gave him a couple of sovereigns as pocket
money, all the money he had with him
When dressing for dinner, Rhodes placed
the money on the dressing table and for
got to pick 1t up when he went down. He
dined, had a few words with her majesty,
retired. smoked and returned to his bed
room. To his establishment the money
was gone. The servants evidently had i'm
agined that it had been, delicately enough,
left there for walls, and quite appreciated
the kindness. 1t was quite a natural as
sumption on their part, and may be a
custom of the castle. 1t was obviously
Impossible to explain and ask for the
money back, and he knew no one at the
castle sufficiently intimately to ask for a
loan The next morning he was driven to
the station In one of the Queens carriages.
Luckily, his return ticket was safe, but
he had not even penny piece for a morn
ing paper and had to wait until he got TO
the Burlington Hotel 10 see the newsl