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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22
How to Quit Tobacco.

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22
BEHuMoET
SMITH.

the selection Of the cast of oliver Gold
smith is shown by the fact that so cap
able an actress as Jeffreys Lewis viii en-
act the role of Mrs. Featherst0ne. Few
actresses of Miss Lewis years have had
the experience that she has had. and have
been so successful in as many diverse
roles.
In selecting a company for 'Onyer
Goldsmith Mr. Robson not only studied
ability. but facial resemblance as well.
his idea being to get as near the histoTi-
cal character as possible. 4 study OF
old prints and a knowledge Of Mr.. Beau
mont Smith as an able actor resulted in
his being selected FOR the cart Of Bos-
well.
Mr. Rohson's success in Mr. Thomas
comedy Of "Onver Goldsmith has been
most pronounced. Never in the history
OF that players experience, which COW
ers period Of fifty years. has he had
vehicle which met with the unani-
nous approval OF both critics and puolic.
as has oliver Goldsmith"
Sale OF seats for this engagement opens
at Howe's jewelry store. Friday.
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deed not to have
had some effect.
In "Oliver Gold
6 m / t H." NJ j 5 8
Rockwell will be
S e e n a S NJ a T y
Horneck.
Walter II a l e,
who appears as
Burke, has been
playing lead / n g
parts for some
time. H e is a
young actor o f
Ience and a beauti-
His legitimate ex-
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HOGS FIVE LOVER
Market Suffered a Heavy
Drop Yesterday.
TOP PRICE WAS S4.65
Same as Day Before, But Due
TO Quality and Early Sale.

Hogs sold ~ to cents lower yesterday.
The opening was about steady. but the
price rapidly declined after reports from
other markets began to come in. The
close was slow. Trading was not brisk
during the day. The market Gwas render
ed weak by the weakness of the other
markets.
The top price Of the day was s465, the
same as the day before. although the
bulk of the hogs went at a decline from
% TO cents. The top price was brought
by a fanny load Of heavy hogs The bulk
Of the sales went at 81. 55Q4 .6215. The
range was quite wide, resulting from the
difference in the quality of the receipts
and also on account Of the decline Of the
market after the opening.
The quality of. the receipts was fair to
god. There was quite a run of mixed and
common hogs, and there were also few
loads Of fancy hogs in. which sold well.
The quality, If anything, was as good as
the day before, and there was one load
which was probably better than anything
in Tuesday.
There was a light run of hogs in. Com
paratively few wagon hogs were placed
or the market, the run being especially
small considering the day, and the con-
diti0n OF the roads and the weather. The
car lot receipts did not arrive until quite
late, but everything was cleaned up and
the market closed at the usual time. The
receipts Of the day were about 800, which
was considerably lighter than for several
days past
The market compared quite favorably
with other markets. Hogs sold here, as
stated, ~ to 3 cents lower. Kansas City
quoted the market as weak to cents
lower. Hogs sold the same in st. Louis.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
light packing hogs, $50 to 200
lbs. .......................... 55d4 50
Medium weight packers, 200 to
30 los. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 55d4 60
Heavy packing hogs, $50 to 325
ms 4 eN574 ca
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The Mysterious
"DURNO"

This line IS now running through chair
cars (seats sseel and Pullman Drawing
Room Sleeping cars Wichita 20 81 Louis
daily without change. This Is the oniy
Wichita 10 ST. Louis. where Direct corr
nectton Is made with ali eastern trunk
line points IN the most magnificent rail-
way station in the world. Quickest lire
10 all points In Southwss. Missouri
Northwest Arkansas. east and southeast
This company now also have on saie
globe.
For further information address
r. F. DUNN.
District Passenger Agent
Corner Nam and Douglas Ave.
l. r. DELANEY. Agent Union Station.
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PPOVTSTON MAPKET

The provision market slumped badly
yesterday. The market opened weak and
dropped back cents the first tick
Steadily the price dropped throughout the
day, and the close was weaker even than
the opening. Pork declined from 1912 to
Is cents. while July lard slumped III
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Feb. 21.-Cattle-Choice about
steady; others slow to a shade lower;
Texas steers quiet, unchanged. Texas
bulls steady; cow market and Gamers
steady to weak; feeders dull; good to
choice, IS. 10d5. so; poor TO medium, $4,000
AIS; mixed stockers, s.. 4093. 80; selected
feeders, $4.25q4.75; good to choice cows,
IS. 4eG4. So; heifers, S.4Gq4.60; tcanners.
81 20l2. 80; bulls, 81. 6Od4. 80; calves, $4,000
500; fed Texas beeves, 81. 00q5.00.
Hogs-215 to sc lower; tops, 500; mixed,
md butchers, 81. 70Ql5. 100; good heavy, 81. IS
G5.00; rough heavy, s4.70q4. so; light, $4.65
a. S715; bulk of sales, 81 1904. 50.
Sheep and lambsSteady; native wethers,
"a. 90G5. 70; western wethers, $4.S5d5 s.;
lambs, S5.00Q7.O0; western lambs. 5000
100
Receipts-Cattle 1900; hogs 1900; sheep
1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo, Feb. 21.-Cattle-Re
ceipts, 5000; market to 10c lower; native
steers, SO. 75Q5. 35; Texas steers, s.. 50Q4. so:
Texas cows, s.. 1893 20; native cows and
heifers, s2.O0Q4.20; native cows and heif-
ers 81. 00d4. 20; stocl1ers and feeders, So .25
q5.3 bulls, S3.OOQ4.60.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market weak to
Sc lower; bulk of sales, $4.70q4.7712; heavy
81. 771ad4. IS; packers, $4.7OG4. S21a; mixed,
"a. 65G4 so; light, 81 5OQ+. 721z workers, $40
"A. 7219; pigs. 81. 1GQ4.60.
Sheep-Receipts, 2,O00; market steady;
lambs, $5.5Oq14 so; muttons. So. 95q5.75.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Feb. .-Cattle-Receipts, ST.
500; market rather easy; native beef
steers, S4.25G6.OO; stockers and feeders,
g. 75G4.75; cows and heifers, $230G4. Is;
Texas and Indian steers, S. 256l4. so; cows
and heifers, 81. 25d3. 70.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market sc low
err; pigs and lights, 81. 75d4.S5; packers,
$4.75q4.95; butchers, 81 .90q5.O0.
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g o. ard - trains connect ~ Eeuta
McAisster zitn the = y and T. trstas
s3T n uoTfn and sa1sh
p q ard r. trains ceanert A. Wisfsf
!. r. HOLDEN.
T-af3e .fafzk1F.
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stop v3ur hair failing cut ~E-Tsfpesss
resuitss IA entire i0ss q ny hair: rwo
Bottles BeEE. Hair Rsasssr gaze ne q
1-s growss-r'-Eoaa A. LX7ser sdltor
A6yoczss. Eameetoa, la GzzT4assss ~
al sealp 6Zsezssss restores rssura1 Erowsb
ard easor. J. p Allen. Doekzna 4 fIIxz.a-
scr. Geo. Van wsr1sn-
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WICHITA & WESTERN

Arrive from West.
No. E2-Pratt and Ringmau pas
senger daily except Sunday 1913 h m !
No. 474-Pratt and KingInan ac-
commodation TUESDAY, Thurs-l
day. Saturday ....................l 1:2O pm 1
Depart West.
No. 47f-Kingrnan and Pratt past
senger daily except sunday. go p. N /
No 473-Kngman and Pratt Ac-
commodat ton. monday. We'd
nesday and Friday. ............-i s:ss A. m .
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and the remarkable
makeup he brings to
the part leads one
to believe that they
are looking at the
real Johnson, whose
friendship for Cold
smith made the pro-
duction o + IS h q
Stops to Conquer
at the Covent Gar
den theatre a CEN
fury and a half ago.
That much thought
has been given to
coSS oF "OTiver Cold
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CASH Quotations.

CASH QUOTATIONS.
Flour-Steady.
Wheat-No. spring, 63q6Sc; No. 2 red,
7Oq71c.
Corn-No. 2, 94c: No. yellow, s44c
Oats-No. 2. 23Q233sc: No. ? white. 2514Q
26c; No. white. 2514Q26c.
Rye-No. 2, 53l5c.
Barley-No. 2, 33045c.
Mess Pork--Per bbl., So. 90d10.S5.
Lard-Per 100 lbs, s.. 771za5. s21a.
Short rib sides Qoose), s5.SO95.S6; dry
sailed shoulders (boxed), 614q612c; short
clear sides Cboxed), 6ql0.
Whisky-Distillers' finished gods, per
gal, S1.231a.
sugar-Cut loaf, s6.O5; graduated. s.. 40.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bblS. ............ $4,000 $1,000
Corn bu ..,......7 07, 900 10000
Oats, bu .......-....... 1890 los coo
RYe, Du. ............ .IJC,VVV iVSV
On the Produce Exchange, today, the
market closed as follows:
Butter-Ffrm; creamery, 1920; dairy,
1929.
Cheese-Firm; 12G13c.
Eggs-Weak; fresh. 131ac.
Dressed poultry-Weak; turkeys s910c;
chickens, S1zq9c.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Feb. 2.-Wheat-May
6ss.c; cash No. hard, 6312c; No 5, cog
62lsc; No red, 69d70c; No 8. 64a6Sc.
Corn-May, sc; cash. No. mixed, 52Ac;
No. white, S2l9c; No. 3, S2qS2l4c.
Oats-No. 2 white &c.
Rye-No. ?, 53c.
Hay-Choice timothy, SO. ooa9 80; choice
prairie, S6.25g6.5o.
Butter-Creamery, 2oa2Sc; dairy, 1Sc.
Eggs-Fresh, lie.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Feb. 21.-Wheat-Weak; No. .
red cash. elevator, 7o2sc; track. 72i2G72& :
February, 7014c: May. 707sc; July, 67!zc;
No. ? hard. 66lzli6717c.
Cotn-Weak; No. . Sc; track sac: Feb
ruary. 3g7se; May. S37sc; July. 34isQ34Iic.
Oats-Lower; No. 2 cash. 24zc; track.
24l9a2424c; February, 2i5+e; May, 245sc;
No white, 36I2i.c-
Rye-Higher; soc.
Receipts-Fiour 900; wheat, 200: corn
5000; oats. I7.o0O.
shipment>-Flour. 5000; wheat, eoo;
corn, $500; oats, 1S.e34
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hit. Nearly all OF
the members who
viii be seen in the
comedy have na-
tional regulations
AMI II has been
faesuously s i g
geste3 that Mr..
Robson IS forming
a trust OF actors
for himself
Henry z. DiXey
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Ncuyark Nan-rHnrke,.

<ex York Feb 1--MorsF o. cal rcT1-
I-sgsv az 2sgz per cent Prime uEercaUtl Re
paper. sas Yer cgnf Sterling exchange
easy. wit1 aetna bushes - sa1kerS
bills az s. gsEEs -. for tszsas ard a.
s. ssts8s 81 f5r - 6zws. p1sts6 rates.
81 * arad s. ssaE. Commercial Bills. s. a q
: ssa.. SsysT certificate -. Essssc. Bsr
SILVER. ssazc. MexieAa 6s.lzrS, 81 Cover
81 h..r.Is a.ra-
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"0LIVER GOLDSMITH"
stuart Robson and His All Star
E0mnanV

Stuart Rob-
son has a re-
n aTks bly,
strong COM
p any S L 2
rounding him
this year and
II is undouot-
edly 20 this
fact as much
as 70 the art
and perS oral
Ity Of tn z
star him eIt
that "Oliyer
Goldsmith
Re EET Fnrm
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The company reserves the right 20 vary
from the above schedule or 70 aband0a
trains without notice. g p. HART.
Traffic Manager.
s. p. GRANT, q
Travelling Passenger Agent.
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II would be q good deal ezsser 20 lore cur
uelEhbors a. ourselves Z they would 60
th4nss the way We do.-S- Y. Weekly
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New Yo-k. Pea sl-Be-ss-sz Wool.
sr'gssrsssor & tAs New YORK Daily SsNs.
eze5 sc.@Ey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22

Mr.. Robson, as well
known a comedian as
we have. Mr.. Dixey be-
gan his career in what
is the best school OF
acting, that of panto-
mine. 1t was, however,
as "Adonis" IN E. E.
Rice's produc t / on Of
that name t h a t h 9
made his greatest sue
cess. AS David Garrick,
however, he seems TO
h a We succeeded IN a
characterization tn a (
will live In theatrical
ian aRy DOrtraiture he
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22

astrrosaz ffsls - - l-ees 49, ~ sstzts
szs. zsstz lszsss saass ssssssz e. -
. -
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THE BEsT ROUTE 70 HOT SYRINGE.
AREAEBAs.

Thfs1Ee FsslnsAa bsefEfff sft4 1913
Center . Lite RoeE GO fss aia-
Css way zns resas fsss tsgEs.s - ssis
A. n. Ctr Ttekst CEes. 80 y Nala
s.rerf. AZ A. ia esysL esgasr wte1ssa
I'D Setoas streets
4 Z RE.EcKIET. 2 SO :. A
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perhaps, next to

mas yet given US.
Florence Rock
well, the leading
lady of the COM
pany, although a
young lady bare
ly twenty years
of age, has al
ready established
a reputation for
careful and con-
scient / gu s e n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22

edy written by Augustus Thomas. has
scored such an emphatic and unqualified
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22

Rockwell has had a training that would
have to fall on very barren ground in
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North and East
No. 2-Kansas City. Chi
cago and St. Louis
limited daily. .........l s:4s am s:4s m
No. 2-Colorado Springs.
Denver and Pacificl
coast daily ...........i s:45 a. n s:%S e. N
No. @kansas City. St
night express daily :. 900 pm eco pm
No. 22--AccOmmodskIOn.
daily except sunday. $50 a. mi SD a. N
South and West
No. Fort Worth Dali
laH. Houston and Gall
weston express Cdaily)i Gas pm s:ts pm
No. 1-Okiahoma. Fort
Worth New Orleans
ly) ...............,.......i as PM s:4s Q. m
No. 3-Cklahoma, Fort
Worth Dallas andl
New Orleans express SIS ami 100 a m
No. 5-Fr. Worth. Hous-
ton. Galveston and SAM
Antonio express daily 5.f5 am 700 a. n
Ne. DISCRIMINATION
daily except sunday $40 ~ 20 ? m
Eiegsnt free reclining chair cars or al
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
wichita 70 Chisago and Kansas City
without change Also sleepers on adj
n GIT trains to Fort Worth. Houston. San
Antonio and New Orleans. Tickets sold
and baggage checked 70 al points north
east. south ard west Steamship tickets
sold 10 all European points al lowest
rates Passenger station corner Douglas
and Meade avenues. Telephone 80
r. DRAKE y p 4. g.. p ]. 4 p.
z ". THOMPSON. \ q. p. A I. a.
Tocska Kan.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
nuInAnn

Chicago, Feb. 21.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
Open. High Low. Close.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-02-22

business II bonds vas CT . moderate
scale ard prices for the most part show
gain Total sales. par value, = rs 50.
United states - advanced = ard Old IS
ard IS Z. = TIE BID pEiee.
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HUTCHINSON q SOUTHERN R. r. co.
Time Table No. g. "a effect SUNDAY.
Sept 81. 1899. 1901 n m. central tine:
No 1-PassengeE, mail and express
daily. No. Passenger. mail aud express
daily.
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VIA NJ. X. AND T. ny.
Ar. ST. Louis. .............I 7su am
VIA ST. l. AND 8 =. r. r.
Ar. 81 Louis .............f 1sb am
wEsTBOt-Sp TRAINS.
VA ST J.. AND s. y r. r.
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that MIR. Weaver's portrayal of the fam
Gus dictionary maker is a study in itself
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tor himself

who l plays he par. Of David car-lck, /.
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CHOCTAw. OKLAHOMA AND GULF.
Choctaw. Oklahoma and Guf Railroad
Company. Choctaw and Memphis Rail
road Company. CONDENSED Time Tabe-
in effect August / 1890:
EASTROIrND TRATNE
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC
RAILWAY
Trains.

Time Table Effective May u. 1893.
Trains Arrive Leave
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The best rou;s q g. Leafs ass Last
q

ST. LOUIS 4 SAX FKASC1ECo =. q
To fAxoaz5 gfssns E4Eg. vita sf~zazs
Yeeltnszr cAalf cEFE Az Fssuzs Fazsls
esssrze-s xtf1fCt enzsEs
80 .r..-.-s
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nan any portraiture he
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-10-20
CHAPTER NNIv,

Felix entered Sir Owens room quite
anticipating. and indeed half hoping for,
his dismissal the next morning: hut his
heart was touched when he saw the
trembling figure before him. Sir Owen.
flushed and excited with drink. was bad
enough: Sir Owen In the morning light,
trembling. weak and baggar'l. was even
worse. Felix quietly awaited the begin.
ming Ut the storm: hut. to his surprise.
Sir Owen held ont his hand. The young
lawyer would not see It: he felt that he
coull never touch n hand that had been
raised against II woman.
~ am really very sorry. Lonsdalc," Sir
Owen began. II am afraid ! was too
much excited over the tenants dinner.
and forgot myself. I am very sorry. !
hope that | was not offensive to yOu!'
He has forgotten what happened"
thought Felix to himself. II must tell
him"
"You were not Offensive to me, Sir
Owen he said. but you behaved with
the greatest brutality to Lady Chcvenix.
You struck hcr with such violence that /
was compelled TO interfere"
There was something rucfully comic
about the baronct's face.
II ought to be much obliged to you,
nm sure" he said. II love my wife very
much. and cannot understand how
could have 80 forgotten myself. But !
nm very unfortunate when exceed my
usual allowance of wine. Lonsdale."
Take less VI that. Sir Owen" said
Felix. ''or you will kill yourself"
"Wcll. l have to die: and may just
as we'll die taking what l like as taking
medicine. Some men have more to live
for than ! have. ! am very fond OF my
wife, but she does not care much about
me-"
Felix went to his work, which on this
morning was in the library; and before
h. had been there very long Lady Chew
cnix entered.
II did not know that Won were hcsc,"
sh" said. shall be In the way?
have some letters to write"
lie placed q chair for her, and then
looked at her face. Across the soft cheek
was the mark Of u violent blow.
Presently Sir Owen came In TO sign
some papers. lie seemed very much
ashamed Of himself when he saw the
brnise on his wife's face. He took her
to the great oricl window, aud they stood
there for some time talking; then Lady
Ch"vcniS came back to her place, and
sir Owen went ont Of the room.
Violet and Felix went Oh writing In
silence, when there came a tap at the
door. Sir Owens groom wanted Il
know IL he might speak to her ladyshiJ
for y few minutes.
tTn hn cnntiuuodN
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= 7-~-7 49,
White House WedltnRs

"'rhe first wedding ut The White House
vas that of Miss Maria Monroe, the
Presidents daughter, In 1920. She mar
ried Samuel J.. GOuverneur," writes
Rene Bache. IL the Ladies' Home Jour
nal. During the Hayes regime Miss
Lucy Platt, u niece OF Mrs. Hayes, was
married NJ the Executive Mansion to
General Russell Hastings. The most
notable wedding celebrated at the
White House was that of Nellie Grant.
who was married May q, 1874, to q
young Engllshman, AlgernOn Charles
Frederic SartOrls. The only White
House wedding In which the Chief En-
ecutive has taken the bridegrOOm's
part was celebrated June ., 1886, when
President Grover Cleveland married
Frances Folsom, the daughter Of his
former law partner. President Tyler
married during his incumbency, but In
New York"
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A few days later Sir Owen, feeling
ashamed Of his recent cscapade, insisted
upon having dinner party. Lady Rolfe.
with her daughter, Lavinia; the Rev. Mr..
Clayburn. Darcy and Felix Lonsdale,
Captain Hill, with one or two more.
were to he present. The baronet wished
TO give this little party to remove any
had impression there might be on the
minds Of the people after the ball.
When the guests sat down to dinner,
Sir Owen was not in the best OF humors.
lie was a discontinued man by nature.
him was to complain, to find fau!t--never
to praise. On this particular day he was
very much annoyed because some OF his
favoritc fish was not cooked as he liked
1t. In vain Lady Chcvcnix, seeing a
storm brewing. tried to avert VI; the more
amiable and complaccnt she looked the
blackcr and angricr he grew. At last
some other dish raised Sir Owens Ire,
and he exclaimed:
III ] had married someone who under
stood these things, should have been
better off,"
The guests saw Lady Chevcnix's face
grow pale as the pearls she wore. Her
silence irritatcd her husband, for he cried
out nngrily against her. with n coai scncss
aud insulting that there was not Il man
present who did not long to hOrscwhip
him. She rose with quiet grace and dig.
nifty to quit the room. No sooner did
he see her do 80 than he sprang from
his seat and cried:
go back to your seat. my lndy-do rot
show any Df your airs here.
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Sir Owen had no moderation. In vain his
wife and Felix engaged him with cards
and In conversation. Despite everything,
he filed and rcplenished his tnmblcr. At
length the alcohol began to take such
an effect upon him that Lady Chcvcnix
deemed 1t prudent to rise.
1T Is growing late" she said; I'VE had
better put aside the cards."
Yes" agreed Felix; II am tired
He had no time to finish his speech.
Sir Owen did not seem to hear 1t. lie
merely turned with a scowl to his wife,
and cried in voice Of thunder:
"Sit down and 20 on with the game
Felix saw that she trcmblcd In every
limb. yet she kept all sign Of emotion
from her face: nothing but its pallor be-
trayed her fear. She sat down. but the
young lawyers spirit was reused. lie
threw the cards upon the table.
Lady Chcvcnix is very amiable to 60
on playing" he said; II shall not. 1t ID
late, and quite time to leave or
without a word. and so suddenly tnnt
there was no time to prevent It. Sir Owen
turned and struck his wife on the face.
Take that" he said. and mind y III do
not interfere with me again"
The next moment pair Of strong arms
had seized him und had literally thrown
him across tbc room. His face white. his
wholc bodv trembling with possiou, Felix
stood over him.
ar Won ,ouch hcr iodvship again. ~ Won
Inv vour cowor,,Iy hands unon her, h.
crici. ~ will xiii youv'
Then he turned 10 Violet. She stood
trembling. with n vrcot rod mark ocros.
hcr lovely. pnlc fnce-a mark tbo, burned
like n hot iron.
"Oh. LADY Cbeyeniy." hc said. "T am
so sorry! 1 ought 70 have bccn quicker.
more ON nv guard. Arc Won much hur, 4.
she rni,c,, hcr fncc with that terrible
bruisc ON II 10 his. .,,d hc saw Great
,ears in her owes. For n moment the old
imnu,sc or lovo was strong unon him. aud
be Ionvod On sbcl,or Tho go,don bonL nv.
org hnir M which wos Jror IN him. an
L;s hroas,. ,bcn bc rocollcctcd h,ms,,r
and s,ii rs,,lv.
"i shn,i ,ov:r f,,rc,vc uvsc,f that this
hos hon,,on"J I, r had h.on ,nirL,r- :"
10 hrnuo m ohrn,,,y Sor b,s wr,,h w..
risinp again. ~ shall Kill him" no cried.