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CONTINUES TO SPREAD,
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Tin journal anil AdveptlsW from
Shanghai anys,.
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bhAn VnnH Tim lOAapA Intended
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thg Yellow river IN, TnnA AhN All
provinces south III yellow plynp npp w
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
COALITION IN CHINA,
Active DlDlSMMiIG Negotiations W0aasds
INw ItHtwean tIs pDwHvh

Active DlDlSMAliG Negotiations py0aasds
INm ttHtwsan tIIs pDwHrh
NEW xORM, July nB,mA dispatch 10
Tho journal NDd Advertiser fpOn lOn'
Active a%iplOmAtio negotiations Age
~pyO0sedlnN b0tween tls powers y0Hlg1i
IDA " coalition nualnMl China MlgllAb
ana American MrelNn 0nlGos Nve w,
Ranging " GlOAa AOe0pd IN ll0 Qn0HllOn
M lMptllI0n, Wlesp tWO governments
probably VIII declare openly against "
AlW dAHh
Numerous dispatches mn pNaHlnn bes
twael Hay md hgliAbnW with lle lduA
Vf the iva 0ONnlpieA fOpmlnN Identical
IOligles Incidentally n angl0M Ade
Naht IL pHst M, EnHiiah diplomacy IN
thlA matter, OhlnA's attack I'M kllMvlA,
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glpa, WIZ nANAad by VIM sudden gtlnDAa
I'm tha altitude M HNAAlH, WIN In nav
making 0yegtnreA w llM powers M "
M0st a0VdlAl ANd a~0nelINtGvy nAtnpa
REMEt TO TIE RESCUE,
h. II ~lRstvwslsa IN savs Minister gsni
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WAsHH0v9k, dHIy W. rseGpetspg
FfulR hAA rant imperative OgdArA w Ali
MlgAl nRIHAE M .fnAaHH UGn9ag Nv MI
hNEWvdE Admiral HeMay wAA lRf0gMed
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M keksa fn
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
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WITHOUT COMMENT.
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NsislAh tDps.HN tDMaA

DDvs W ths rk,Nsss lsAlat DpDMwNt ~ ths
NslsAh bDpsssn tDlHsA
LosD0k, July w, aAHif Uhth Chen
lOh NsnH ljoA, ths CHINESE MlAlSteg, w
tlppAl BfllAin, viAltsA INV fOFsiEA OtllDs
AAd communicated WlAt pDppDftpd w
be Nh imperial shiDt giving ASsusAheAs
that On July IN NIL ths MpSisA Mlnisa
tsps W hkln, sAcapt baron Won kets
teler, WsFe aAfs AMI sound, under th0
WOleollON Of Ms Imperial court. Tho
UhiNssA ljnlstAF did hOt Ass INV British
minister VI tgpslxA Affairs, lard bAllA.
bury, THIS alleged sliOt WAN received
WllADNt comment, Tina pDspssp0hlsNb
Of tha Associated pFsss hAs wv highest
authority tor saying bhAt MN INC .sllNhts
Nv ep0h6N0s II attached ny lhs BpltlnA
government IN thls lAtsst ~stNl0AlsIt,
kAd, phAs sAs HvvspklksDt y MD N.lss
nNAl4s W NA4nlAbtAe .ltAs. nFl1ehvs
which Ii xseOSlsA " WAsAiAnbDA W
Minister OOnysp'a MsAsAHs ~ NV AsAtD
asppslMsnl there LDpd salisbury, ~.
0el1 LINZ VI lhls authority, n convinced
Vi bhs ruth Ot Nv original psp0pty 81
Viz massacre VI the foreigners " pskln,
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mir AmsvlasH RsrylssvMlsv \, Paris,

HDH M lhh American nxhlhllA nv lhr
Paris 9Ap0sltl0n which arc attracting
tpnmHndduA ap0Wdh IN n hnNe 0llaR0nal
REFRIGERATOR nav shown In lhl AgrlGnl
tnpAl hnlldlns, FRYE me INV f0Fk
W0Fldr HlrApN hRn nNRpr slAnnGind
thf mn W. Wakp M WfrlRnnlnpN Hon
mat IN Killed Tram dny IN dNEi hnd
IN lMn1sslblp N pIRnpfgn aEsH gnd hnf'
teF WhMrnf0rR tbf ErfAt American lap'
hax fSGItas much wander. N con,
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NRygdi VhP wh0If rafFlgerNF0h thqNKh
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M fhRf Nv R0nlpnta NEH WlRNlelpW
lh9wn IN FveFy hgsfNndW RyNV MW
MlnHIaA
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IL eNyiaa BY. NIL, whQss AloMaeb ana
E ,Ssv A 'S. Sul M y 9E E | p N.x su2 IN. s4 p,|.l
nlya v spnNhlh, appetite, sound digestion
ANd. y ysaNlAAE boAlly hAolA lhAl lhappeA
RprFapl NaAlAh NM Npn4l. eMsrHp, Only
pOe vi UhApplaA Drug ktDFa,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
NrHl Publication jnly N, lAM Al
NarlnMlA NJ QOs Partnership
HYAYN Oy MONTANA, m.

donnty of F~ollowsiona Nh
W., tbN undersigned, IN hApeby
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lnaineHA IN MIN aiNta III. MlntAnA, NJ
llA CIV M HlllinHAI IN lhR County NJ
fnllOwHtlne, nnd0p MN lvM NAmA md
HtHle N H0gna, NOblNs0n NJ Company
tllAt tbe nNINaa IN tNn M VII maMhaIA
a said pAltnMahlp NV, q ID, HAHne,
w, Al HOllnlOn Nnd HiOhNvd kilA
nld tbAA NIL III mid pAvtnavA vAHldn M
HlllnaH yellowstone oounly, Mans
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III wiln0aa whaIoof WI hNvn @havauuto
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1900
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
YELLOW v SERUM,


vBnA OuVN July M ~ gphe nral
patient tpeNted WIN lhe ysll0w f0vep
serum by Ma ygnnH brazilian espagl'
nlpnlep, Uh h6lllnMHll, new n fully
oOnvNlgaegnL Dthep lAtlellA tpeAtHu
nm progressing fnyppnbIy There IA lD,
lgLHn interest IN Mn experiments Hnn
every facility Nv afforded llp ,10olDpl
Patients very Inv Win Tin bln0k v0lIt
hAvg lasli lvpnled And tlle efuet ~ tle
Aevnip N marvellous astonishing Oh
nlyHlgIAus IlupuI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
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81 Ahlloh's gQpFamptl0n .gupe, u this
F WNss,syyV|,ss1c.' ., IN .ssn M \ y UShIs EseINSTiss
tAlIliNllN tisn yoV. oNn NV yoI aps
dFNe9ist Md In may refund Nip price
hOlA by UAAplla nEI9 %,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
WIN NruNln M linn. NOOu,

Homo kOhu July pNlHln1hv Hee0Dd
Indian bplHAlD hAp bppn ordered M w.
main hvpDI Ihs BpItlsh liyAl elaBp lAII
ll0Ahlp uDllAh And twO Indian lpnilsI
pppts With trOOIB hAvn arrived ON H0nH
WOlHI
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
TIME TABLE,
Billings, Mont,
ssffEg
NRAH OIVf,
wv, LOUIS,
NAN ERA NGIH00
ldkIly1aA

"N' "'fVV't w V"Fs Y 'fW
kAW hANM
And oil points eAAh a0uth Nnd vast
TRAINS AHRvn AND DGpAW An P0M0wsI
No." COMPREHENSION EI.,MET E
non ENIvaa a ID" ,AlI INV" ....l, s'l.l lli@ MN
W. m lI!TL6.. AAgEyf illIII HIM Nm AdW
49, WW1NwllRllf, INg!!VllM .uIINAHTfI.s INN MN,
). k!eaglnH. d,alga and ,gaallglng. ahs!g
WakatF Sqld ENC, HaggAGe hhaeks4 10
ss2E. painf IN ths Vnltdd Hs~tNs ~ Gan
-! 1s q, |as,ss,ym.4!! 1a,! @s.aPA Esh|A.. .Aa .Is.,
I|; : " s!s.!g1 A;s|I I!E 4 Y ;sI! $s;s:F W.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
Asserts That Communication
Win PskIn VIII shortly
Do Opened,
AMI HIDING yHg SITUATION
Believed ths DIspatehss ana
Jkdlets Are Nothing nut
1uDtsPfunss,
Report From Shanghai That
Empress and Court Are
Leaving Pekln,

fOkDoN, July vi, msip gbeh la Fang,
the Chinese minister IN England, lDoh
VIM unusual slap VI paying Y sunday
eall MI ths foreign Ollea, Az Lord sAlls'
bury WIN absent lhp ylail VIM WlthDNl
special pesDlh Dnl NV importance mny
ba gathered from M interview WIN Nm
secretary W mo phlnpHe legation, Hlp
iiRllldny MnoaplDay, ID which IN lnAl'
Won officials sepM 10 bnvp assumed ~
some pespeol pppaOnnl responsibility
Hlp Halliday said lhnl pDMMnDipnilOn
would sOoN bp ppDppDed Win Nhln
and lhnt TIN moanAHpA IpDM Blp Ilnndn
Macdonald md Tho other mlnlSIeps
might be expaeted NJ my mlDnte liu
hoped Iln lpOnblp would sO0n bD Ovep,
MI Tho Chime government VIVA doing
INV utmost 10 overcome lhe dlniollty
Hnn 0OntpOl lhp lAwIeas element III hls
opinion the Americans Ind tnkon Din
Dlsal common sens0 view Df the Aitn'
alton and ho insisted tbAt UhlDn Onght
MOI 10 hp mlajndNpd AHDlnat lhe supp
vUeiDlUH UNIV ~ HHUH bVHUH HWV MY
NltnU but \ HIlpppp pADlne DDJppl III
yteW IN mOleaIpd warmly, asserting
thAt Dll stOplnB AbDDt thn
pHyndy Nnl IpNnphspy NJ l9Rpl bI
wepe absolutely b%aaelesA win peHnpn
10 Tho DvO4peetH N tle Southern prov
ingps thp HnopniDpy admitted llAl There
mlght Dp small @OulbpHAhsl bnt he anll
tl1pe could bl nothing HppiOnH NM llAnt
igupDppnna would ln 0nIlp HnIp ~ IlnNly
pOptai Thn bong silence hnpkplnlnnI IN
hdne probably 10 tlp poDola, who hnyp
eul lhp wires md bIDohnd Iln Ponds,
Thus, according 10 thN secretary Dl
the legation, u leW days more should
bpinH II solution NJ Wv. HppA1 myetDpyp
Nevertheless 40 ono IN England GnllpypB
tlAt Tho alleged dispatches alI ealoIs
nm anything Dnt BODIopfDgeH tD hldp
thp peAl situation I'M long I'M possible
snl ID avert pelplDutlMD by H0WlDH
dlae0pd MnonH lhe powers
From Shanghai comes lln report thA1
thD olnppuBy dDwNN9p And 0Onpl npp
moving 10 HBlADIfh In thg ppOvlneD Og
Shan III, 10 which lMAe stores Of pIoe
Npn bolnH snnt, nnh thnl, when lD1AD
arrangements nv MMplele1 bhe w.
MnlnlnH vleepOys Win declare against
foreigners
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
COLON HELD nv REBELS,
Nh NspUvls I'M iMulAIn M HMpman
tHHauIl

KINGSTON, dAmulnA July ll aUnp
tAln MOlap M I'm NepnlND HthAlnhp
VNndpiN whi0h lNs arrived hepu p0m
nOIOmbiA, vnINvtA tlini tlu government
tpOOps entered Oolou ipOW Panama, IN
Ann IN, wv Attap .Alty hAvlnk .hllpIl
tnlO tLe hnndH M tIN palHIA wv aim
AaHpvtH tllNt Colon IN nav III lle hands
NJ tAt yphpIAi hAvllH hpan uAallv lAkHn
dnly w Without " llHlN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-07-24
sUslr viii AUnN I'M Auulsdi

FITlANUMt Nm gUIE VIM y IVY n INFHH
MAJORITY ynla n nv aiaAlhrWalNa w.
Wv NeWphllg lr0n Ang AiNel H0MpMliy
MEnlDf VIM spAls fW Vim nav bAsa mia
NJ thiM Mr tn I'M WuddllNHt VIM
American ,Viu FlAte workers. nave ygtnd
w HitH dlsalau6uNvF WMAvs. M. tlHIf
aQHlHitlae, and " w0lNtiH tAe wv
plNte seWls VIII segD M AdjAssA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-23

Esg-picking 10 = peculiar Easter CO,
tom that 10 seldom observed nowadays
There is, says Mrs. Frances II. Howsrt
in the American Kitchen Magazine, one
little town 10 South Csrolins whtre TIE
an usement occurs every year, 1t lie q
gala day, snd even the hens seem to pre-
pare for 1t, The bsrdett-sbelled eggs sre
the winners, taking for thtir owners oil
the eggs which are broken 10 40 sitack on
them. Thus whole baskets full Of eggs
may change hands during the day,
The occasion 10 like town meeting
All old conveysnces. aud come new ones,
are 10 use.
remember one small negro. says Mrs.
Howard. Who vas perehed on . big bony.
susy.bscked s,eed. the curve 10 whose
back wss so deep that The little fellow
vas slmost ont Of eight, s vieue3 from
bebiad. A basket Of eggs was IN his
h,pd. TIE isiei sorrei color oi lhe horse
showed thst sse had st,scked bin. Eu,
be bad not forgotten former slory oi
.peed. aud sbsu 3 isuniy trotier sped
psst. he sirstehed his rickeiy legs and
struct . s,ih gait tbsi sent the weight
l,ss negro high 10 the air II every stride,
Ia vain be sbosted "Whosp and tug
sed 90 the reins With Ill bis boynh
strength. The old horse ven. inio bis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-23
Unexpected Opposition

When Lord Kitchener was engaged II
suppressing the Priesks rebellion he ol
dered the destruction OF q certain fsrG
house. Not eeeing any signs OF his ordert
being obsyed, he rode over with bis stat
and fcund an interesting situstion,
la the doorway OF the doomed farm
house stood q pretty young Dutch girl,
her hands clssping the doorposts and
her eyes flashing fire from beneath her
dainty sunbonnet. The Irish sergeant 10
charge OF the party OF destruction was
ysinly endesvoring to persuade her to
let them pass 10 but to oil his bland isb
ments OF "Arrah dsrlint, wisba now,
scushs." ETC., the maiden turned q deal
ear. and deadlock prevailed,
Kitcheners sharp, What's tbisP put =
climax TO the scene.
The girl evidently guessed that this
was the dreaded chief OF staff, and her
lips trembed in spite Of herself.
Kitchener gszed sourly at her. stand
ing brsvely though tesriully there, and
turned to his military secretary. Put
down be growled, that the com msnder's
orders. with reference TO the destruction
Of Rightmsns farm could not be carried
out owing to unexpected opposition, For
ward, gentlemen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-23

Two men we're standing together In .
postofiiee One OF them happened 10 noiic'
ths. . postslcsrd held in the iusers oI
the other was addressed to the holder.
Why. Whist does this mean2 he asked.
Do you address letters to yourtelil
Ia this case, yes, was the answer,
Thsts funny,
Well, not so very, Sec tho other side,
lie held II up, aud the other side read
Brother Blank There will be a meet ting
OF the |, o. 0, s. b., No 3S7. at the hall
tonight to transact special business.
Members not present will be hned $40.
J. b, secretary,
Yes. but don't exactly catch on, pro
tested the innocent,
Oh. you donff Well, ! got the cards
printed myself, The society is oil myth
When want to 60 out OF an evening, |
direct one Of these cards to my house. /
reach home, and my wife hands IL TO me
with Sigh. offer TO stay home and
stand the fine. but OF course she Won't
allow that. That's oil my friend, except
that the scheme is worked by hundreds
OF others. aud the poor deluded wives
haven't tumbled to ii yet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-23

The bridal couple boarded the train .
the Suspension Bridge. He was smooll
faced, we'll set up Young man, and sh
wss . sweet pretty Girl. There was
large, hilarious company OF weddipi
guests TO see them Of, and % the psi
struggled from their carriage to the sleeT
ing Car they we're almost lost to view II
showers OF rice and flying old shoes
Even this demonstration was not consider
g 4 adequate, and a dozen or so young men
followed them TO their seats and poured
streams OF rice over them and down their
backs until the train pulled out, while the
crowd on the platform howled ioyfully.
The young compile stood the ordeal with
great courage, and after the train bad
started did 80 we'll that before long the
rect OF The passengers In the car left oil
watching them and began turning 10.
The next morning the interest in them
grew sgsin. when section alter section OF
the car WAS made up until the bridal
couples section stood alone with its cur
tsins still drawn. This was the state OF
things at 8 o'clock, and st $40 there had
been DO change Nine and = quarter past
came round. and still there was no sign Of
life from the bridal section. When short
ly after half past nine slight, mysterious
movement was apparent behind the cor
tsins, slmost 9 sigh OF relief went up from
the rest OF the car.
The movement continued. increased.
until suddenly after 80 especially violent
sgitstion OF the curlsins, they parted
suiiicieptly 10 let young man slip be
tween them into the sisle, His hair wss
rumpled and his coat collar turned up.
and be carried . travelling bag and various
articles Of vesriop sppsrel to be donned
10 the wash room. As the young msn
urried forward lie seemed tomewhst prz
zled by the almost smiling interest oi the
resl OF tue car. bat Of embarrassment be
showed not q trace.
When be had disappeared. the car Get
lied itself TO swat the egress Of the tride.
Bn. IL she vas .bost TO mske her sppesr
,noe she showed 10 signs OF II. Neither
,ouud OF motion vss disoerpible from the
tecessee behind the cprtsina Ia little
> bile the young man came back shosiog |
The reshentd nsct Of cold ~slsr and h'if
,roshes and moved the bottom of the car
sips ssiae DC tiisieaily 10 shove Lii bsg
indsr the berth. As be rose TO hls feet 1
gain the car ssw that be vs looking 1
Iovn reasetively 81 the cargo OF rice -
lu feet. He eoa,irnsd TO regard !. Tor
ONE time hIsdly. Then be rsised Lis
ye. srd surveyed the car There ua
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1900-08-23
Tricks In Horse Trading.

The English horse trader is, ~ . rule,
. hard customer 10 do honest business
with. This statement WAS msde by sn
English veterinary surgeon. There is .
standing trick known ~ "bisboping"
which / will try TO explain. This 10 the
wsy be said IL Was done The old sDimsls
telltale long teeth were sawed or Rled
short, then red hot iron WAS applied 10
their edges, TO counterfeit the indenta
tions peculiar to the teeth Of young horses
He added tbst this bsrbsrous practice,
which was eIorucistingly painful. hsd be
come common means Of fraud 10 EUg
gland.
This horse coper's "lske" led TO Ia
qniries recen ly at the besdqusrters Of the
National Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty TO Apimsls concerning the tricks
resorted to by dealers TO pass of old
horses as young,
'Bishoping' stated one Of the socieiys
inspectors who has bad long experience
OF the ways OF horse dealers, 10 not nearly
so brutal sud painful as some Of the other
methods employed.
'Gingering' Tor instance, ia much more
brutal, At the horse fair or market sale
the animal is given . piece OF ginger,
which N msddens II and mskes 1t dart and
IL.
Besning is smother cruel fake to mskes
lame horse sppesr sound. A shoe is .sk
en- Of the sound foot and o small nsil 10
driven into the quick. The shoe Is put
on sgsin. and only sn expert veterinary
surgeon would know wis. hsd been done.
ASS consequence the sDimsl limps on
both feet, with the result thst the Lame
ness Is impercepiibie to the unskillsd
buyer.
Then the low horse dealers have meth
Cd of filing up tho holes which age hiss
prod need over the eyes Of horses. This
is done by eobtinuou. pricking. which
setsup Inflammation, and the boles sre
.e ID porsriiy conesaled.
There 10 . bstbsrons pfsctiee OF liking
/. broksa winded horse by giving IL three
10 five ounces Of shot 10 order 10 weigh
down lie stomseh snd thus prevent the er
p.psion aud Iitipg Of the abdomen when
he horse l.bors 10 bresthinG
have zee. horse bought At sssls.
.ksn swsy, clipped aud doekeS, call tbs
aspeclor, sn3 bioaght back tso boafs
.,er aud ,oid sgsio 70 It's former owosf,
4 by hefte clipped becomes mouse color
nd after lhe toll - locked II would take
% expert 10 rse3. liz it sssia.
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old lons stride. and be not ohly passet
,ns i,asiy irO,ler, bu, evsryihias else o,
the rosd.
The boy bella bis basket OF eggs 81
srm's length. bot the sol, oi tbs, tsoins
gait was too much even for The re,icsncs
of new laid esss, and trail Of yellou
marked tie victorious psy. The
boys esgs were all picked before be
arrived. bnl be vas the fret one in.
After 1, ". all over, stoa, ealotsd 10
mar IVES seen With = clothes batket piled
dangerously full Of cracked esss she
had eight miles TO walk. aud numerous
parcels to carry besides the basket.
| h.nt lost an ees. she said, an | trad
ed Of the wole ones st de sto, Desc Use
esrryin' home to dc cracked ones picked
iuh. Spill 'emY No, sab. l'se ased to
io.in' duss 90 my bald. ye see. Dsis
one way . cullsrd pussons haii is wori
MORN white tolkses.
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VOLUME 40

more on loss ansuppressod smile on every
face. bat The yopns nsp siill showed nc
embarrsssmeut, His eyes travelled dcvn
ens side and back The other, aud then
we're allied only with . calm tbons shitai
nsss, Then hs srrspssd the folds Of ihe
heavy curtains With elaborate solisiiude
and hnslly sent forward ssain aud whi.
peted somttbies 10 the porter. TIE car.
TO Passenger, woald probably have sisa
" paid doeble fare TO have heard those
hall dean whispered words, The ptet
" mystery wa sssomiae proportions.
bal The porter euly ssii Yes, sob, :"
And then the yoans nsn yea. over and
sai down srssely in 40 end seat iroa
where he locked smsek into the f.es Of
every soul 10 the car
By this time II was no longer Interest
that moved The inmstos Of the carl II
VAS psipitsiion OF the heart. The air was
crisp with expectation, II seemed Ger
tain that the bride must nov make her sp
pesrsnoe,
The mex. moment the porter came dowa
the aisle toward The btiisl section. lie
WAS lat aud very black porter, For sn
instant be paused before tho silent cur
lsins. Then a thrill OF horror rsn
through the car, aud several men goi
hall IN l..l 49, <ff
movements he had pulled The curtains
vide apart and was humping and pulling
at 'something within. Another instant
and horror had given away 10 amsEomeut
Tor the inside OF the berth immediately
became visible TO all who cared 10 see:
The porter was making up the section,
Tho bride had vanished.
The car turned swiftly TO the hspless
bridegroom on the front seat. An IL
preston OF Arcsdlsn simplicity rested on
his couniensnce,
A lew moments later the porter started
toward his linen closet. but half way
down the aisle he was held mp by hall q
dozen male passengers with wonder strick
ened faces.
What has become OF the bridef they de
manded.
The porter scralohei his head and look
cd Ut them pcomptehendingly. Then be
showed his teeth 10 grin.
Oh. the bridal couple wat got on Ut
Suspension Bhdse2 he said. They done
eft the train late last night. They didn't
lsve there section made up. That gem
nan down in front OF the car he had mp
per one, n ho kicked so | shifted him
,ver soon ss the bridal couple left.
The car turned sgsin toward the young
nan on the front seat. This expression o!
ArcAdisn simplicity was still on his face.
3ut for the fret time across bis face there
limmered faint, thoughtful smile,
The hall dez,n mail passengers and the
,orter held q moments sanitation 10
he middle OF the car. Then they came
onward, and one oi their number said
in . low voice to the young
isn on the front seat, The young man
ose 10 his feet still smiling thoughtfully.
| see, he said softly. don't care II /
10.
As the crowd hled toward the buffet
ar some one 10 the rear Of the procession
egsn to whistle Mendelssohn's Wedding
Isrcb. Then the passengers 10 the seats
egsn to laugh.
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what DO you ihink Of this, nolher' be
sstei Of the elsd.hesited woman I the
bresd-psn. susy 10 10 be my vita
WHY, tbink i,'s good deal better
than ksepihs school. che said.
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n. Bfosn Of Eatlsni Tell some %
feet recently from the top Of derrick 10
the sronsl. bat escaped serious iriarie'.
A Berpingion hfm recently shipped
from its mills IS cases Of ttis goods 10
ons dsy,