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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-12

Justin. Lynch and old Gabriel found their
fate seeking the wrong boxes. In these
canoes are the real ones. Shall old Hal
lowell Hall not be ours again? For, my
son, the gold is mine and honestly gain
ed"
Justin laughed and sobbed.
"Ah. father" he said, long have 1
sought theei and now thy will is my
will"
Swiftly. silently and sknfully Sir
Roger led his little feet onward, and it
was curious to note how readily there
came back to him the old habit of com
mand when, as officer of the Grand Mo
gul, he had led many an attack upon ships
inimical to his prince. Now, in very
short time he had the schooner surround
ed The watch was careless, having lain
there so long without sight of sail or en-
envy from the shore. Before he could
sound the alarm through the black of the
night, the canoes were alongside and the
deck was swarming with savages, armed
with spears and knives. Sir Roger held
them, however, In control, and when the
worthy master tumbled up in pale amaze
to find his schooner overrun by devils as
he thought them. Sir Roger soothed him
for the time, for the little crew had no
chance with the force the old knight
brought.
obeyed orders, convinced of Gabriel Muir
rims death, but still sullenly and with loud
protests of what he would do when once
in New York Sir Roger kept aboard q
sufficient number of blacks to overawe the
crew-blacks who were devoted to him,
and whom, as some little reparaton for
his unintentional sin, he hoped to convert
to Christianity Quickly sail was up and
the island was left behind, the men in the
canos following as far as they dared
wailing their weird and mournful lament
for the departure of their snake marked
priest.
New York gained, Sir Roger found there
old and powerful friends and the master
of the schooner was fain to content him
self with a handsome present. Nothing
could draw Justin back to Boston. all
though there ne would have found a sad
and remorseful greeting, for the unhappy
witch hanging craze was already past So
Marian was sent for, while the Hallowells
busted themselves in fitting a ship for
their own country.
Fond were the greetings between the
cousins and eager was Justin that Oziel
should go to England as a brother with
him. but Oziel was sadly firm In his re-
fusal, though, as he heard the talk of de-
parture his big heart nigh broke in his
breast, until one day Marian came to him
alone to give still heartier thanks for his
faith and courage in defense of the boy
Justin.
They were long time alone and they
went straight, hand in hand, to Sir Roger,
and knelt before him.
II have been too long a Puritan to de-
sire other than to dwell with Puritans,"
said Mistress Marian. also feel that
must stay behind to pay Justin's debt and
mine own-a debt all we Hanowells owe,
Sir Roger, for answering fidelity in time
of trouble"
And So her hand in Oziers, her head
on his broad shoulder, while his eyes
beamed with tenderness and courage, she
waved farewell to the vessel that bore
away to home the two Hallowells with the
Snakes Mark.
THE END
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-12
BLINDFoLD GAMES.
"FOOtprints in the SAND OF Time"
Supplies the JOIIfest sort az Romp

"FOOtprints In the SAND OF Time0
Supplies the JOIffest Sort az n ROmD
A screamingly funny game can be played
with the aid of several old newspapers
and a lbtle lampblack or SCOT. The papers
are laid carefully over the carpet so as
to completely cover 1t, and the lampblack
spread out a little on a thicker paper at
the corner from which those who are to
leave the footprints start. Something Is
put at the opposite side Of the room as
goal. Then some one has his or her eyes
bandaged, and Is told to make a Decline
for the goal Before bandaging the eyes,
however, the player is to step into the
lampblack, so that each step shall leave
its mark. There Is a prize for the one
who makes the straightest line of steps
The fun lies in the waving line of prints
The soberest matroE orthe keenest witled
young man leave n disreputably uncertain
trace behind, so that under other crcum-
stance It might lead people 10 think they
had looked upon the wine when II was red
etc.
Another amusing bllndfold game Is of
French origin, and Is pretty one, suitable
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-12
Daughters of One Who ScOrned
Her.
BY Ralph Graham Taber.

RUTH exclaimed Mrs. Ellerton, as
that small, winsome body noisily enter
ed chow often must remind you that
such behavior distressese mer'
I'm always forgetting" said Ruth, PEN
itently, rubbing her pink cheek against
her mothers pale one. Forgive me,
mamma dear, won't your"
Mrs Ellerton smiled wanly: ut was
not for nothing that you burst in upon
me- What do you wish?"
ITO ask if we might go down to the
cove. A schooner has just come in, and
we are dying to see it."
Gertrude" said Mrs. Ellerton.
Eyes mother" replied a soft voice be-
hind her.
''You startled me, child" said Mrs. FL
lerton, petulantly. you entered so noise
lessly. There, there! did not mean to
wound you. You may go to the cove;
but keep Ruth out of mischief"
Gertrude, the elder, was pale and shy;
but Ruth, the baby, was chubby and
strong, with restless feet that carried her
with the rush of a romping tom-boy. Their
father was their favorite pIay-fellow. and
they grieved at his absence through the
week, for the cottage is a lonely one
save for fsherman's hut. 1t was a mile
to their nearest neighbor.
Mrs. Ellerton watched the children de-
part; then her gaze wandered over the
view beyond; the cove where lay a small
schooner and, nearby on the shore, the
flshermans solitary hut; the sllvery bay
which the cove gave on; and the long
beach running out to a point, on the tip
of which stood a lighthouse.
An hour later Mrs. Ellerton was again
disturbed by the chatter of children; and
coupled with Ruth's high treble, she dis
tinguished an unfamiliar note. CHANGING
through the window, she saw Ruth enter
ing the garden, bringing with her-was 1t
possible Mrs. Ellerton opened the win
dow.
"Oh mamma" cried Ruth, we've had
such fun, and -"
Ruth" interrupted Mrs. Ellerton, Sc
vereiy, who is that With your"
why, Mary; and She
MARY who? Mary what?"
Ruth looked puzzled. She turned TO the
little stranger, who replied timdly,
please, mum, Mary Bethel"
Yes, Mary Bethel" Ruth echoed.
And who Is this Mary Bethel"
Mrs Ellerton's severe manner, which
had been steadily growing colder, now
dropped below the freezing point. Ruth
felt her ardor chilled, while poor, SILVER
Ing Mary Bethel, in innocent cause of such
a change ia the temperature OF the supe-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-12

Bethel called it-before which their cloth
ing quickly dried. But they did not re-
qure it for many hours. with dawn next
morning, however, came gentle breeze
that parted the fog and waited them swift
ly homeward. sAl.
Never was ship more welcome than was
that little fishing schooner when II came
TO anchor again in the cove.
Mr.. Ellerton was 700 overcome at first
to do more than wiring John Bethers hard
hands.
Mrs. Ellerton, after her first transport
of joy, drew Capt Mary close and kissed
her freckled face again and again.
you shall want for nothing, dear" she
said, so long as ever we live. How could
you have had such eourage?''
'Twarnt no fool job" said Mary, "but
I'm mighty glad done It."
Ralph Chamber Taber.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-12

for an Easter party. Across the room at
one end Ore strung two fine wires, and
each of these has a lot Of pretty little gifts
of small value hung to II by narrow rib
bons which are about zen inches long. The
lines are about a foot from the wall
The players are drawn into two lines.
At the opposite end of the room, and
bindfolded, two by two, the two first on
the lines are given a pair of sharp scissors
each, at the word Go they start to-
wards the lines. The two first ones reach
ont with the scissors and try to cut "a
ribbon. Not once IN a hundred times do
they reach one. Each has three trials if
he or she misses the first. When these
have tried and failed or won they remove
the bandages from their eyes and retire.
holding their gift-if they have them. They
give the scissors to the next two, and
they try, and so on. Each one Is blindfold-
ed as his or her turn In the line comes,
and makes the trial. When the whole
company has tried, the hostess viii SEES
that any one who missed getting a gft
receives one of those not secured, for
there are. or should be, one for everybody.
It IL surprising how little real idea we
have OF distances without sight.
large face made on pastboard and
painted has a mouth large enough for
anybody TO pass the hand through. This
cAN DC ldsleneu 70 tHt Ddch u TWO SHahss
Behind the mouth a bag Is hung, and this,
too has a lot Of trihing gifts, some pretty
and some comcal In It, The company pres
emit one by one, are bindfolded and bid
den to reach down the ogres mouth for
his or her good fortune. II il worse than
a donkey party as far as accuracy is con-
cerned, but eventually every one gets his
or her gift, even If they peep under the
bandage a little. The opening and COM
pairing Of them Is a fund of amusement.
Olive Harper
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-12

AN Early start-''Mammy," said Pick
aninny Jim, was George Washington
first in warp "Yass, indeed" "Well, I
doesn' wanter 'sinuate dat anybody Is in
dc same class wifi George Washin'ton.
But I wants ter call 'tention to de facs
dat Dewey was on de ground befo, de
wah happened. waitin' fur it."-Washing-
ton Star
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-12
THE SNAKES MARK.

uoinr nm Account of the Finding of
the Lost Treasure OF the Halloween
Family.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-12
"CAPTAIN MARY"

THE EMF
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NORlH CAROLINA. BURKE Co.
Administrators Notice.

Having qualified a. the administrator
ct John K. Martin, deceased. notice is
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-12-21
Agents. Brotsrs and Jebbsrs.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-12-21
MORGAN AND THE TRUSTs.u

Washington. Dec. 11.--Senator Nor
gan of Alabama has introduced a Joint
resolution to prohibit combination
between corporations to control inter-
state commerce and transportation
The resolution Is as follows:
That any contract, agreement or
combination between two or more cor
porations. which has for its purpose
the control Of the price of anything
which is the subject of or enters into
interstate commerce, or the cost Of
the transportation thereof, so as to
increase the same at any place or To-
cality in the United States or to dis
criminate in favor Of or against any
mass of dealers, traders or consumers
of such articles within the United
States is contrary to the public policy
of the United States, and every sucl,
contract, agreement or combination is
illegal and prohibited.
ANY person being member of a
corporation or acting as its agent. Off
Ger or employe. who enters into any
such contract, agreement or combina-
ton, or knowingly assists in the exc
cution or performance thereof, is guilty
of misdemeanor, and is liable to pro-
secution for such offense, on informa-
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district in which the offense is commit
ted. And on conviction thereof such
person shall be fined in a sum not less
than 800 and not to exceed $500, and
also be imprisoned for term in dis
erection OF the court in which such con-
viction is had, not less than one month
and not greater than two years."
Morgan gave notice of his intention
to address the Senate on the resolution
at later date.
Senator Chiffon today introduced a
bill prohibiting the sending of articles,
the making Of which is controlled by a
trust, from one State to another. Such
ofenses are made punishable by i'm
prisonment not to exceed three years.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-12-21
THE LAST CAR.

The last cars of the King street linz
going to Waikiki and Palama pass the
Anchor Saloon. The cleverest mixolo.
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put you up anything you may desire
Drop In and take drop before you
take the car. The celebrated Seattle
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full line Of liquors, including the ia.
nous Jesse Moore Whiskey, etc., al.
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The Anchor Saloon is here to please its
patrons.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-12-21

Come in and see our new supply OF
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-12-21
PER S. S. AUSTRALIA.

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-08-11

En- CO moment surtout, Oh 500
front reveur Sc penchait vers la
terre, une chance inattendue, la
premiere qui reellemont put faire
epoque dams sa vie lui etait tom
bee du ciel. Un soleil levant, quill
venait d'exposer chez Deforge,
await etc achete, pave compliant, ct
sans marchander.
Aussi on le croira sans peine, CO
n'etait pas Ia CO qui assombrissait
le regard de Rene. Pourtant sa
preoccupation dlvrait prendre So
source dams I'm motif bien grave,
car lie temps s'ecoulait ct lie jeune
peintre demeurBit ab1me dams ses
reflections.
II fut subitement detache par
trois coups discrets frappes a la
porte de son atelier.
-Entrez cria-t-il sans SO deran-
ger.
Sur cette invitation laconique,
la porte SQUIRT, ct un homme de
soixant ans, bien conserve, bien
rase au visage rose encadre de
longs cheveux blancs, penetra dams
l'atelier.
Rene await cru d'abord quill ne
s'agissait que dun DIES familiers de
la maison. Quand il Wit &c petit
homme sec ct vert, a Failure vive,
q lexterieur respectable, il SO leva
avec empressement ct s'avanca au-
devant de lui.
"a continuer.)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-08-11
ECHO DE LOUEsT
lis font du train autour de leur

Ills font du train autour de leur
personalite, SO fauilent, SO mettent
en- avant, personne ny fat atten-
ton. Un beau jour lis arrivent.
Pour le coup on Sc regarde, on
s'etonne ct on Sc dit: "Ah Ga! mails
Galuchet a done reellement quel-
que chose dams le ventre?
Alors settlement on cherche q
Get Recommendation parfois on 8 Fest
rendu settlement complete, ct quand
on interroge le baggage de ces par
venus, on est tout surpris de ny
rien decouvrir. Rien nest pas le
mot. ST on voulait bien, on y trou-
lverait beaucoup de patience, d'a-
dresse ct de platitude, jointes d
une excessive vanite.
Rene n'avait point CO default.
don't les resultats constituent au-
jourd'hui pressure une qualite. II
ne Sc croyait pas sans talent, mails
il etait trop modesto. Or, la mo-
destie poussee a l'exc4s est voisine
de la faiblesse ct conduit solvent
q l'impuissance. II ne l'ignorait
pas, mails le cachant, il n'avait pas
pu surmonter sa timidite. Heureu-
sement pour lui, il await une vo-
lonte de fer, une conduite irrepro-
enable ct une sobriete d'anachore-
to.
Grace a ces trois dons de la ma
ture, il etait psrvenu depuis trois
ans q lutter contre la mis4re ct d
ne pas desesperer.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-08-11
In Marriage pour
PAutre Monde
Par Michel Mason ct Frederic Thomas.

-Messieurs, mes amis, mes en-
fants, mes h6tes paraissez! ne vous
cachez plus! vous etes libres! Vive
lie regent.
A Get appel, les fenetres de Pho
tel's'ouvrirent ct de tous les etages
parurent a la fois DIES t6tes radieu-
ses ct s'echapperent des WHAT'S
frenetiques. En- une seconde tous
les hotes de Fauvel s'etaient preci-
pites dams la cour, l'entourant
avec respect, Jul prenant les mains
avec effusion. M%auricette ct Rose
madec accourus avec les autres,
etaient reunis sur la poitrine du
vieillard, qui ent voulu avoir les
cent bras d'Encelade pour etrein-
Dire a la fois tous les heureuX quill
venait de faire.
Mais au milieu de cette allegres-
Sc, IN triste souvenir assombrit lie
front du JUICE, quelqu'un m%anquait
a son bonheur; une larme honteu-
SO tomba de 9 yeux. II pensait a
Dionis.
Dependant, alors que tout ceci
Sc passait, IN jeune capitaine, ar
rete depuis un moment sur lie seuil
de l'h6tel, contemplate dams I'm
doux extase cette scene de famille.
Mon fills! dit lie vieillard atten-
DIR .
Mon frere! s'ecria Mauricette
transporter de joie.
Et tous les trois Sc confondirent
dams un meme endorsement.
Dionis, disons lie, ne faisait pas
settlement que d'arriver; de-
puts la veille il etait a Nantes.
MATS en- entrant dams ga vile ma
tale, ils'etait informe ct await ap-
pris l'union de So seur avec un
parsonage fort suspect, qui SO
donnait le nom de baron de King
stale. II savait le marriage du Ha-
vre. Des lors il divina tout: CONNIE
il await etc la cause du NAL, Dionis
Sc donna pour mission de le repa-
rer. II Sc NIT aux aguets. Quand
le bandit sortit le matin, le fr6re
de Mauricette reconnut lie soi-di-
SAINT baron de Montclar dams lie
faux Klingstall, ct il suivit ses ira
ces. II traverse ia Loire I'm mo-
ment apres Sauvegrain, ct dams I'm
duel bien en- reggie, cette fois, il lui
administra CO bon coup d'epee qui
devait lie retenir plusieurs mois
sur un lit de douleur.
Sauvegrain ne mourut pas de So
blessur3. &c qui vault peu dure
longtemps, dit un proverbe espa-
gnol. A peine retabli, le bandit
VIOLA une forte somme d'argent a
celui quill await Gu l'effronterie
son b%eau-pere, ct il sem
barqua pour PAmerique avec la
belle Casilda Morales.
lei nous perdons ses traces.
. Dix ans plus tard, DIES matelots
hollandais pendaient a la plus hau-
to vergue d 'un navire un fibustier
.eja cel6bre qui await pris lie titre
de Dominique Ter, roi des lies Ga
lapagos.
On Francais qui faisait partie
de Iequipage ~justicier %reconnut
dams lie pretendu monarque un mi
SCRABBLE qui await cache nombre de
sous les MONS du baron de
ct M. de Klingstall.
PIN
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-08-11

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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1899-08-11

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