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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-26

The McDermott-David G. Browne,
Great Falls; NJ. e. Briggs, a Fran
cisco; F. H. McDermott, Rugby, N. d.:
]. H. French and wife. Mercur. Utah;
w. r. Hunt, San Francisco: J. c. Gair,
Chicago: S. M. Gebo, Red Lodge; l.. A.
Sloan, Salt Lake; ]. D. Mulvehill. New
York: T. B. Jenkins. Spokane; w. J.
Athens, Denver: D. M. Hughes, Helena;
E. M. Brannick, Portland; r. Donlan.
Frenchtown; w. l.. Baker. New York;
w. H. Alexander, Seattle; G. G. Earle,
Glendale: Miss Edith Earle. Deer
Lodge; J. H. Trainor, Racine, Wis; J.
w, Cannon, Chicago
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-26
Makes Life bearable

This hot weather. Tanning ones self
causes more heat than 1t cures. Let cleo
tricity make the winds blow, not Violent
ly. but breezily, delightfully."-, coolingly.
The cost of a fan isn't worth speaking Of
when compared with the comfort it at
fords. Why perspire when the sleeping
zephyrs only need to be awakened by
electrical energy to bring mountain air
to sufferers III town?
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-26
AT THE HOTELS.

Thine Butte-Mr. and Mrs. H. L. May
err, Lincoln, Neb.; Henry Altenbrand,
Manhattan; James H. Pottle, New York;
F. Caldwell, Divide; M. H. Gerry. IT.,
Helena; E. L. Wright, Hancock; E. 7.
Wright, York; H. Sommers, Helena;
Mrs. K. J. Unber. Boulder; c. H. Spen-
Ger, Chicago; Emma Goldberg. San
Francisco; j. Worinser, l.. s. Abraham.
San Francisco; E. Katz, Philadelphia;
J. H. Cox, Philadelphia; w. H. Harri-
son, New York; F. A.. Montelius. Gin
cinnati: S J. Ritchey, Garnet; w. N.
Aylesworth. Deer Lodge; James Hamil-
ton Lewis, Seattle; H. S. Granger. Phil
adelphia; w. F. Stone, Junction, Idaho.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
9eleeenbeit fur cine fleiue Ssee
aeaen 0eutfdhlano.

Ser 81 IN gort .Stuatsseiiuns" pitt
aus Berlin teIesropbirt: Die Nen
gorfer Reoe oes Der. Staaten arieaS,
istret6rs Root piro pon ben bieiigsn
8ldltern pielfah eommentirt. 90 bier
ebes Sabelrafsln in pielen &reiien isin
@do finbet. 8ieaeiht aber bate bic
Hebe, ba man in mabsebenosn 8reiIsn
gar nidt auf ben 9eounfen eefOmmsn
1T, iie fDnnie an Deutiblano's Nbbrsfs
seti6tet fein, piel tpenissr 9lufmertiam'
felt erre8t. penn nidt Der .,Nep Dortsr
Seralo" nit gifer bic id6ns @eIsSsnbeit
su elmer tleinen Sese sesen DeutibInnO
unb Su Der Snlinuutton benubt battle,
bic Reoe isi eine Darnuns an Deutib.
lamb pessn ieiner uneebIidsn ani6Idss
auf 8raiilien. SIN pOlitlihen 8rsiisn
iaet man isbr rubis, bic 8eeieruns in
WaibinetOn lei gang eenuu oarIber in'
formirt, baB es Seutidlano sans unb
gar fernliest, iib in 8raiilien ftitisbsn
su tpoQsn. AuS bisism @runbe bait
man bic Rooti6s Rsbs aud nidt sesen
DsutibIanb eeri&tst. ionoern fir slne
sinfade GampasnssRsbe. Die ,.8oiii,
ids 3situns" frsili6 nimmt is gan, i'm
Sinns bes ..0sp gOrt SsruIo" auf.
Die Drobuns 8oOt's Bssen DeutfdIunp
fenniseidne ni6t aaein bic Hetpoiit6i
Der ameIiiuniiden Staatsmdnner. ion.
bern uud bic 2ei6ifertiefsit, nit psIdsr
bobe ameriianiibe 8eamte auf sans
unslaublide 8erl6te bin beunrubisenbs
Nttionen einleiten. Dieis Staaismanner
perssHen. oub eine iOlde Iuslesuns ber
Uionroe' 9Ottrin eerabe in Sioamsrifa
iebr tpenis sefaaen ipirb. Germ Hoot's
4suberunsen in 8srbinbune nit Der NOa.
roe Doftrin ieien in einem NuesnbIld,
mo- Ii1 bic Der. Staaten in anoersn
@rbtbeilsn neue Sntersfensebiete seidaf.
fen baben uno pesen zines sans serins.
flsisen Streites init Der 3drtei iOfori
nit elmer INSTRUMENTATION brobsn,
bod isbr tpsnie seeisnet, sInoeren sine
Gsbre Su ertbsllen, oesr iie Su Ibepsu'
aen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
@oebel8 Grmprbuua.

Bel Der 8ernsbmuns Der @sfansensn,
bic befhuIbist iinb, an bsr WOrbper.
i4pDrun8 eesen @oubernsur 8osbel be.
tbeiliet su fein, madte elmer bsrisIbsn,
D. 8. @ulion, Der Glert bes Staais.
4ubltors Speenep, isniationeae ansa'
ben. gr feIbft, fuste er, babe nit Der
8erf6ipbrunB nidts su tbun eebabt,
9oIoen gar ni6t sstannt unb @bitader
erit felt bem Worbe fennen ssIernt. Dos
sesen femme er gOutiep (einsr Der Gnees
tlaeten) iton felt 2unsem. Derislbs
babe zines Cages in ieinsr @egsnnart
uno Der 9urtons bon Breckenridge Gountp
seiaet, er babe ben bsiten Blan, tpie
@oebeI aus Der Delt 3u idaifen: man
fDnne aus ber Office bes Staatsiefretdra
auf 9oebel ibieBen unb Nismanb IN !rbs
ie erfabren, ner eS setbdn. Ra1 benz
Dloroe babe goutisp ibn gsfrast, oh sa
nlht angln8e, oab er iagen t5nnte,
er iei um Gage Der @rmorouns @oebsla
nit lbm, bsm 3eusen suiammen genes
fen. 3euBe babe ibm ertploert, er filrbts,
er (gOutiep) iperbe in nrsen 1rubsl se.
raiben uno ibm uub mitsstbsiIt, oaf
@runt 8Oberts ibn su ieben panfte
ROberts bate fein @spsbr psrmibt unt
lbm eefa8t. baB er CLAUDE, goutiep bab,
es. au1 Sonaro foa isbr bsseibneno,
Inbeuiunsen iiber ben Utoro ssma6t
baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Arbeiters Aueeleaenbeiten.

Cine freunOi6aftIids 8siIesuns ber
Spiihen ben WItellebern Der Gar Re.
pairsr'S 2lfOciaiion tn Buffalo. o. q ,
4nseitsqten Der Nsip Yort @sntraI unp
bem Superintsnbsntsn l8aiit bonn Be.
triebstrnfierseusunes. Department, Der
bic 8eisaibaft perlritt, fam su Stanoe
Das eetrOffene llebereIntOmmsn nurce
barauf in slner semsinfamsn 8eriamms
lung Der Strelter ratificirt. iopeit es ibre
slBenen 8eibpsrpen betriift. Die 9eute
bon Der GentraI madteu ben Sorbsbali,
oab iie etft bann bic Arbelt pieoer auf.
nsbmen peroen, penn aud bic 4ussitsq'
ten Der anoern 2inisn, bic an elnen
Spmpatblsltrslt seeans'n paren, Elm
arrangement nit lbren arbeitseberu sss
trOffsn baben tplrcen. I'm bic Streit.
irasen su i6li6tsn. babsn beios 1bsiIe
GonceflOnen semu6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
10. National Sdnserfeff. Sroofs
Jpn, u. q.

NT't ~ re
Wit emfeem Gifer In bic Seititubt
8roolIpn bemdbt. aqes bsrsuri1ten fur
bas solpene Subildum bss norb5fIiden
Sanserbunbss, bas l9. 9atipnals 81 ans
9erfef, unb nadbem nun bic augemeinen
8orarbeiten beenbet porben, ldbt iid
bereits beFer bsurtbsilen. peI9e Dimens
iionen bas biesidbriss Set ansunebmen
usripri&t. 9a 1T in erhsr ainis bic
3abl Der tbsilnsbmsnoen 8sreins in BE.
tradt Su aisben, uno ersiebt iid, baB in
bieier 8ssiebuns bas SEP nit ben friibe.
rem einen 8ersleih bolltommen ausbaI.
ten fam. Cine persleidenbe 8uiam.
menitsaune Der 2its Der Ibeilnebmsr
an bem lsBten Sefs in Der Stabt Der
8ruterliebe unO ber 2iits Der fur 6as
beuoritebenbe ansemelbeten 8ereine ldbt
oiss auf ben erten Bid erisbsn.
gs nabmen Sbeil in Ybilaoslpbia
1897: Stem Yort nit 81, Retparf lS,
Baltimore IL, BbilaoeIpbia 33. Gumoen
6, SubiOn County 6, Daibnsion. o. g..
3, 5rUp 3, 8roOfIpn 81, 1rsnton 4,
unoere Staote 90, suiammsn l64 8er'
cine.
AnssmsIbst fno fur 8rootIpn 1900
Rep gorf nit 80. Netpart IA. Baltic
more l3, BbiIaoelpbia 80. @ambeu a,
Subion GOunip 6. @uiblnstOn. .. s,
3, Albunp Srop 2, 8roofIpn AZ, Song
Ssluno @itp 8. Srenton 3, aneerG
SidOte 81. ,uiummsn l72 8srsine.
Ser 8ersleid iprlbt su Sumter
Brooflpn's benn penn bic SSsitItabi
su bieism Ssite nit Is 8ersinen nj ebr,
als in BbiIaoelpbia eridsint. 10 III BIZ
| 3abl Der Su ben etnSeInen Stdote 8sr'
binbuneen Beb6renoen 8ereine, nit alIsi'
niger AuSuabme bon Baltimore, bai
;wei 8ereine mebr anmeIoete, eerin'
ger eeporben; bod eleibi IT'D babe
oieie Nbnabme nit Der 9unabme bel
8rooiIpner 8sreine aus, pdbrenb unite,
Sinsurednuns Der 8ersins bon 2onG
Ssluno @itp 29 8ersine sesen % aus
unbsren Stdoten iid aneemelbst baben
Giht minber einitis erpeiit iib cit
8erelei6 Der fir bas GinseI.Breisiinser
sema6ten Nnmelouneen. Soneit BIZ
8etbeilieuns ON Stdbte Preisiineen il
9etrudt fommt. 1T iie bieielbe pie il
PbiIabelpbiu. nur baB in Der erher
8luiie ilnf 8ereinieuneen iineeu. nam
LID auber benienisen bon Bbilabslpbla
Rem gOrt, Nsnart uno Baltimore, nod
bic bon Suoion @ountp, peIde frdber il
Der Stpsiten 8Iniie iuns, fobub in btsier
nur nod spei 8sreinisunsen. Oisisniser
bon @umoen uno Song Sslunb Sup psr'
bIeiben. 5Gr oaS GinseI PreisiineeI
buben ii6 nun semdb Der neueiten gu
iammeniteauns am SdIubtsrm;n fur pl
9lnmelounsen, am /. Dlai eemeIoet
|. 8Iuiie, 10 8ersine 2. &lufs. II
8ereins; 8. 8lahe, IA 8sreins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Sd,iff NIT 33 WenfGen unteree.
ganaen.

Der Dampfsr .,9llameba" bradtt
giuseIbeiten iber ben 8srluit bes britt.
i6sn Dumpfers ..@lsneis". bon ReI'
bourne na6 9ippslano bshlmmt. ylat
ben aabelmeIOunsen. bic i'm porisen
Dlonnt einIiefen, foIlts Iqss an 8ort
um8etommen fein, aber pOhnatri6ten
sufOIae ipurben brsi Wsniden serettsl
uno 20 puiiasiere uno l3 Mann bon
Der Seiabung 9insen NIT benz Sdiffe
unter. Die 8atuitropbe purbs bur6 bae
Sprinsen elmer PIutte pdbrsno einea
Siutmes berbeiseidbrt. Dle See aine
bod uno bic Gusisbuns Der 9Oote fOnnte
nur unter S6ipleristeiten erfolsen. Dis
lpeibli&en Bnfusete purben nit ,psj
Officleren uno msbreren Watroien in
einem Der 9oote pIneIr.. Das ,ipeit;
Boot iant uno 4ae an Sorb sinsen Der,
loren. Bon benz Soote nit ben Sraueu
1T ntbts pteoer ssb6rt tporoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Cine Wfiaipn als Wfitaift.

Sn Der sreiien GOnsrssationaIlit'n
titbe fano bic 9ruuuns pon SRI. SsIer
RipIsp Benedict, Der 5ohtsr ces Ssrrn
GIias 6. Benedict bon @rssutpib, @Onn..
nit Ssrrn 1bomas Saftlnas non Nsw
g)ort ftutt. @in SpsclulSus bon dbGebn
@ieeons bradts iibsr iauisnb SObselts'
sdfs aus Rsp gori Soribiu. Gtenio'
uisIs So6seiisseibsnte fOaen osm Braul'
pauts Sussednssn iein. Die Dtltelfi Der
9raut ioq in sinem Gbsd idr eine 0hI'
lion Dollars bsftanben bObsn. Inter
ben 9dfen befanb iib aud sr' prdiiosnt
@IsUelano, Der Elm peri6nIi1er 5rsuno
bss 0sIrn Benedict IL.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Iufrlbrerif6e Sauern.

SauienO Ooer mebr in Der nmssbunf
Der bsfeitistsn Stubt Ruitidud an oel
DOnau in 8ulsarien unseisiiene 2lnos
lsute iino in einem aufrubr besuffsn
Der nnterprdfect unb bic 8snparmen,
bic bic Gufrdbrer 3u serfreusn osrfu6
ten. puroen entpaffnet uno perpunbst
unb ale 8smibuneen Der Bolissi, bic
Orbnuns ipieber bersuiteaen. puren obne
grfoIs. SdlisbIih purbsn stpei Cons
pauisn Snfunterie auf Die Scene beOrbsrt
unb biele Iruppen iinb isst ibatidbIid
uOn ben 8auern umSinselt. 8s,itdrtun'
sen iino na1 8uitibuf bsoroert poroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Tre6e Raubaefeacu.

glus Tacoma tpirb eemelbsi: Ra6'
bem lie finf Pniiasiere bss 9ofaIfrutt.
Suses auf ber Noribern Bacifie 9abr
nltt melt bon glortb gatima bsraubt
batten, 3tpansen ie6s Rdubsr lbre Opisr,
BON rem i&nea fabrenosn 3use atsu'
iprineen. Sic spanesn bic YnHasiere.
bic Arme in bic Sbbe su baIten, uni
ndbmen ibnen oann Ales ab, mas Il,
8srtbpOass beiubsn. Die 3e;Ie i6oi
fen oGnn auf ibre Spfer unb idlussn fl
mt lbren Wdffen iber ben 8opf. Sreo
SOotsr tpuroe curb einen 56uB perpun-
bet. Die Rduber perIieben ben qua in
umtani. Sic tperoen bon eIner SIDE.
uff5munnibuft perfoiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
gBie 10 amerifaner ftarben.

nsbsr ben ansriif auf cine ameritani'
i6e 9arniiOn uuf Der Sniel Samar, bel
benz l9 ameritanii6e Soloaten sei6Oiei
purbsn, iinO gInseIbeiten empfansen
porben. Dls amsrifansr purbsn in Ell.
ner 8ir6e umsineelt. Sic idmpfisn
spsi Gage lang, obne su i6Iafen.
Sdlisbli6 itsdten bic Sniursenien oas
Dad IN 8rano, bus oann einbrab uno
auf bic SolOaten fisI. Die 0dnoe bIie'
ben inbsfen itebsn uno blnter bieien
tdmpftsn bic 2suts orei peitsre Gage unp
i6oieten eine erobe 4nsubI Der Seinoe.
4ls Ollie berbeltum, paren bic ssbn
iibria ssblisbsnsn Amerituner 10 srit6pit,
oab iie ni1t ssbsn fonntsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Sslatpare, sadauanHa uno 8eifern Sabn
9n Strait ben IL. De,. 1899.

Sjoli9-gnIGBi Seranicn fir 9tp 9Jprf
nm 2.t5, 300, $50. 8 40 unb t0.05, 9prmtt.
tags 1855 uup 3.33 Ha6miitass. 6hr phi
lartlpbia um 30. 500 une 1905 RUrasns {;
IL 55 unc 3.33 Ndbmittass. 5iir Stroues.
burg, um 6.t0 Nahmiitaes. MiI6. unp VIC.
eOmmueatlcus' 3us nm 8 40 Hatmitiaas. Gr-
rsibi Sobcfeu I'M 6.55, 7.tS, 9.16 Rprasns
t2.OS, 2.47, 4.4S, 7.I9 unb g.3S Ratmittaas.
Srrttbt philadelphia UNI 1000 Wcr.; LOG,
3.4S, 500 unb S.22 Nadm. @rrsittt gisp gcrf
UNI ~ Us, GAS uub a 90 Ipr.; Ito, f.52,
5.33 unp s.45 NaGm. Bon StrUuesburs um
8.n5 NUrssns
Rorolid -grI6Bt Srantpu fir guTalu unb
3wti6enIiatipnsn, um 10 10, $50, 405 unp
900 Wor.; f.55 uup $50 Ra6m. t5lr Ss,
ptac unp Spratuis um 4.05 Dior. unb i.55
Nabm. aiir Utica Inn $50 Nor. unb 1.55
Ratm. 8iir Wpnt!Uis um 900 Wipr los
une $50 Natm. 6lI 2itOIipu um 4.u0 une
6.15 Ha6m. 9rreidt Scranton ppn Buffalo
nm Q 10, 2 55, 5.25 unb 10 100 Wpr. $50
une 40 Rabm. Bon SsPfsu uno Syraeuis
nm 2.55 Vor.; 1898 unp $50 Rabm. Bon
Syraeuie um 7.4O Na6m. Bon lliila nm 2 55
Wpr.; 1898 une $50 aabm. Bon Ritpl-
ion UNI $50 Nor. unb 600 Nabm. Bon
Wenirois um 10 % Wpr.; $40 unb 7.40
Nahm.
.. oInohlsphtB SluiIluH-SHlaBl SUantpH
fhr Npribumbrrlanb I'm 81, 10 05 Mpr.
t.55 uup 6.tO std6m 6iir ptymputb nm t.O5,
3.40 uub $50 Na6m. 5ur giantierfe nm $40
DIOR. Grrri6t NoribuRbTlinp um 9.35 Rpr.
t.10. sos unb 80 2n6m. Grre&t 9auti.
cole nm $50 WOr. grsibt plympuib nm
2.O5, 4.40 unp GAS Nahm Grrsitt Snau.
ton BON NOrtbumbrlane um 9 AZ Mpr. t2..
35, 4 So unb $50 Rahm. Bon Raufiepfs nm
1i.0O Ncr. Bon plymouth UNI 7.57 Dlpr.;
3.25 unp 05 Ratm.
SpuntaeS' '3Iee.
siolid -guIdBt Scranton um 2 Is, 300,
$50. tOO5 Wor.; 3.33 unb $40 Ra6m.
Norolif -BrldBt Scranton um 1910, D.
30. % Mcr. 1 55 unp $50 Rabm.
Sloomsbnrg Sibifion -grIdbt Scranton
um tO.U5 WpT. une 6.l0 Rahm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
0is RIoset'lbe WetuQuoorenft

= Die gIaser'ibe Wstuapaurenfa'
BRIT in 8fnb. 8sstisbdupimannibaft
Rrnlnburs in Brain, mar an Wui Der
S6auplaB sspalubdlissr 4rbeiter. Grs
c H., neil Der Sabr,tbeiiBer Blater ben
arbeltern nur ben balbSn Gag ale 5sisr.
tag frsissbsH pOlte. Dit Wehsrn. 8si'
len uno SiDfsn branBen bic erblttsrtsn
2Irbeitei auf lbrsn ArbeilBsbsr uno Sroc.
BERN uno osHsn Satin unb SObn Elm
unb bsorObtsn iie init tbdtIider Diib'
banoIuns. Die etIieit 3 b'rbeissbolte Sen.
oarmeris mubte einsn IbeiI osr grceosn.
ten oerbuften, ebs es ssIans, be Rube
pisberbersuheasn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
xar cine million perfi6ert.

5rant s. 8eupsp bon WlnnsapOIii
bat iit in Der Dlutual 2ife Sniuranes
Company fur eins Uiilion Dollars per.
ii6ert. 81 muB idbrIip S48. 800 besab'
len. bic sr6bts Raie. bic ie an eins
aebsnspsriidsrunssseieqidaft bs,nbIt
lputbe. SIN uorlsen Sabre periiberie
i6 Elm 8anosrbilt in oe,ieIben 8sisl.
i6aft ebeniaas fir cine WlLliOn Dollars,
bod brau6t OsrisIbe nur unssfdbr s35.. I.
900 per Sabr su sablen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
EurA Xeuer ,erff6rt.

aus 8aito, 9ritii6. Columbia. iOmmt
bic Ra6udt, bnB Sanoon, bic 8psit.
ipietists 8sreitubi i'm Sanbon' Dtitritt.
fait sdnslid Our& 5suer serf6rt tpOroen
1T unb 1900 Perionsn oaburb Oboab'
los sspOrpen iino. Der S6aoen mag
cine Wiqion Dollars erreibsn. Die 8srs
Iiberunesn bstraesn nur ettpa S25. 900.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Stcites itnS mOSernes
tn Vrdbjabrss TuRbe fleiSmmg.

GrHus @sntet Etne unr 0abS bic
ten Hne has Ga9Ht mas h Serrs SGn
BEN sBI nsd H gOaRduOs s$Wssn eObfsn
S6nbm.
gruu sic has guNt eli$
uHssH, Sh SufhhmpAsan,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-05-10
Giiembabn Seittabelle.
Grie uno asgOmius galIep eiIenbabn 60

- JH JtluIl HHE 7. UtUIHHI IJUU.
;3iiss ptrlaiTsn scranton fir 5aplrp une 10.
tale punfts, in Saplry nit Der Grie Sabn rsr.
binesne fir Nsp gJOrf. Rspbursb, Ssnsseale
une 3Etittnpunftsu ME fpIgt: Yp. 2, grspm-
moeaiion, 600 Rurssns, NU. 4, Grprse,
II Oh Nidtm
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-06-08
ITO be continued
Crock to Her.


An exchange quotes the following
conversation between husband and
wife. She suddenly addresses him:
What are you reading so absorbing
ly?" tits a new Scotch novel," "Oh,"
cries the wife with enthusiasm, I'm
so fond of those dear dialect things!
Do read me little!" Can you I'M
derstand it?" Can / understand it2"
she repeats, loftily. We'll, l should
hope anything you are reading need
not be Greek to mel" mo, but 1t
might be Scotch" well, go on,
read just where you are" eye see,
Elspie,' said Duncan, doucely, L
might haze mair the matter WI me
than we wad be spierin' Aiblins ma
cen is a bit drazzlit, an I'm hearin'
the poolses thuddin' in ma ears, an
ma TONGUE is clavln' when it sud be
gaein'; an div We no hear the dirlin'
o. ma HART; an feel the shakin' o. ma
hond this day gin l gat glimpse o.
we, sair hlrplin' like an auld mon?
Div We nae guess what's a the steer,
Kinney, wi'out me gaein' it MAR
words?" stop! Stop! For good
ness sake! What in the world is the
creature trying to say?" "He is MAX
ing a declaration of love-" "a decla-
ration of love! l thought he was tell
ing lot of symptoms to his doctor!"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-06-08
CHAPTER VI

1T was very near thing indeed"
the doctor says, when at last he sue
ceeds in restoring Mr.. Grey. This
young man has weak heart, and very
little more would have finished him."
AS 1t il. the cashier lies limp and liv-
ID from the effects of chloform, by
whom administered it were hard to
say.
Sebastian Saville watches eagerly
hungrily, while Mr. Grey's dazed sen
ses come back, and he casts terrified
chances round.
There, now you are all right" says
the bank manager nervously and i'm
patiently.
He is anxious to find out If the
cashier can give any account of the as
sault upon him, any clue to the per-
petrator of the outrage.
A couple of policemen stand by. Mr..
Grey's eyes turn towards them almost
apprehensively.
He must have got a terrible shock
to be so unnerved and shaken.
Now, Mr.. Grey, try and give us
some account of this mystery. You
must know something" Mr.. Savllle
says. Every moments delay gives
the thief time to get off. It seems
from the hasty inspection made by Mr..
Kelly that over hundred pounds have
been taken"
The injured mans lips writhe, and a
damp sweat stands out on his fore
head he lifts two shaking hands.
''He tried to murder me-" he gasps
almost inarticulately. II was all alone,
and he sprang over the counter!"
"Who?" asks Mr.. Saville, with des-
perate earnestness. Quick! do you
know who it WASP"
The cashiers face turns ashen he
has not yet recovered by any means.
His eyes rove anxiously round.
Mr.. Grey, you are losing time" the
manager says at is of the greatest
importance that your statement should
be made perfectly clear"
81 will tell all l know" the young
man whispers with difficulty. You
had gone to your lunch, Mr.. Kelly. 1t
was very quiet, about two o'clock, a
time very few people are about. |
was writing in the ledger when the
bank door opened and a man came in.
He had a small bag in his hand. He
presented a cheque for payment; it
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Nicely to BE Taken to Cuba.

New York, June &c. +. w. Nicely,
the Napoleon of finance of the postal
system of Cuba, will be tried in that
island, under Spanish law, on the
charge of robbing the government.
Gov. Roosevelt announced that he had
granted the extradition demanded by
Gov.-Gen. Wood through the war de-
partment. Nicely, who at first fur
nlshed $4,000 cash bail under the
criminal charges, and afterward was
committed to Ludlow street Jail in de-
fault of $4,000 bail additional in a civ
IL suit to recover $4,000 alleged en-
bezzled funds has fought the extradi-
ton proceedings on the ground that
Cuba is not part OF the United
States
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Swapping War stories.

Senator Shoup and Gen. Eppa Hun
ton were swapping war stories the
other day, and the talk ran upon great
losses in a single battle. my regi-
ment," said Gen. Hunton, had been
reduced from its full complement to
200 men when it participated in Pick
etts charge at Gettysburg. How many
men of that regiment do you think
came out of that charge alive?" Sena-
tor Shoup could not guess. "Only
ten" said Gen. Hunton.
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Irish DEFY a Police Order.

Newmarket, Ireland, June 1.-Two
hundred police were sent here to sup
press a prohibited United Irish league
meeting. When the police were asleep,
James Christopher Flynn, nationalist
member of parliament for North
Cork, and f. Cream, member for the
Ossory division of Queens county,
slipped in unobserved. addressed a
meeting of 200 in the town square and
burned the proclamation prohibiting
the meeting. The meeting dispersed
amid cheers as the police appeared on
the scene.
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Something must have happened.
People are running. There is a little
crowd round the bank, and police
Lnan is pushing his way through.
What can it be? Sebastian joins the
crowd, and the people fall back and
make way. Mr.. Saville is a magis-
trate, and every one stands aside to let
him pass.
In the bank itself a small, eager
crowd are peering over the counter at
a strange scene within. The bank
manager is STOPPING over a PROSTATE
flgure-the body of the cashier, limp
and insensible.
That there has been an outrage is
plain to the commonest understanding.
The floor is strewn with papers, and a
stool is overturned. There must have
been a desperate struggle before the
young man was overpowered. The
place is a regular wreck. At first the
general opinion is that the cashier is
dead-murdered, most probably. There
is a heavy, faint odor of some drug.
Mr.. Kelly, the bank manager, lifts
an ashen face.
1T must have been very quickly
done! l had not left the bank ten
minutes! / was at my lunch, and
when 1 got back I found Grey like
thisp
Has any one gone for doctor?'
Mr.. Saville puts the question as he
stands looking down on the livid, in
sensible face Of the bank clerk.
"Give him air; open his collar" he
says, and glances around on the scene
of confusion-the money lying on the
floor, the books, the
Sebastian stoops suddenly and picks
up a cheque off the floor. George Bou-
we're is scrawled across the back Of it.
Without a word he hands the cheque
to the bank manager. remarking:
"Mr. Bouvere may be able to throw
some light on this. I met him COM
ing out of the bank about quarter of
an hour ago. He can at least say If
everything was right then"
Where is Mr.. Bouverie now?"
Gone home, l fancy. He was wiz
ing off large sum Of money at the
postoffice when l met him"
Mr.. Kelly turns white as his eyes
meet those of Sebastian.
81 do not know if anything has been
taken" he says very low, still chatting
away at the limp hands of Mr.. Grey.
Then the doctor hurries in and makes
an examination.
THE man is not dead; he has been
chloroformed."
lis is the verdict, and the news
goes out to the little knot of people
outside. Not only has the cashier been
chloroformed, but the bank has been
robbed. So far has been ascertained
by a hastily examination.
It is a very clever robbery, evident
ly we'll planned and carried out sue
cessfully during the time the manager
was at his lunch. Nothing further
can be known till Mr.. Grey RECEIVERS
consciousness. The cashier, who is
very uninteresting young man, be-
comes all at once an object of excite
ment and discussion, and through the
length and breadth of Portraven the
news goes like wildtire.
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CHAPTER VII

The evening sunlight is slanting
across the lawn, making a glory Of
the dancing daffodils; and the birds
are holding a concert that commenced
with the dawn this morning. Such a
tender loving spring evening.
The sun shines in at the windows Of
the Grange, and one shaft rests low
ingly on the fair head of George Bou-
verie.
Mrs. Bouverie looks at the sunshine
and at the face of her handsome son,
and smiles as she gazes. Her own eyes
are very sweet and patient.