davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
Daniel 10 Join ISTE;i!i.

!; Especial Dispatch TO The Tiines)
LYNCHBURG, VA, october S.-Senator
John w Daniel left yesterday for Wash
ngcsl on some matters Of business. He
expects to leave there tomorrow for
stanton, where he Will deliver an adj
dress on the occasion of the Confederate
reunion. From Stanton ne viii SO to
Ltl1ay. where he will, on the 18TH 5elive:
an address n the interest Of the campaign.
He vii speak in Harrisonburg on the 18th,
and from there viii probably go 10 New
York TO join Bryan on the occasion of the
big Democratic rally there on the 1Gth.
Senator Daniel is due in Logansport, Ind,
on the 18TH. ana he VII there address a
Democratic meeting.
Returning to Virginia, he will spend
a week in the Ninth District in the inter-
est of Congressman Rhea. and from the
Ninth WI SO to the Petersburg district.
where he will spend three days in the
support Of the cause of Congressman Las
sitter.
Senator Daniel will probably close his
participation in the campaign with
several speeches for the Democratic can
didate in the Second District.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
NEW ENGLAND VISITORS.
Putnam phaiaay To Arrive Here This
Evening.


The Putnam PhaianN, Of Hartford,
Conn win arrive here this evening on the
Pocahontas They viii DE met al Old
poin, by Lieutenant Stuart \. Weiss. The
fIowItzers ami Walker Light Guard will
turn gu; 10 escort The visitors 10 the JET
5erson.
A committee from the INC organizations
wiz meet the Putnamites at the wharf
The:,s wlfl be carriages in waiting to take
the iaa.es 10 the hotel. The men will
board street cars and ride 10 Fifth and
Main. where the battery and company Will
receive them. The parade VIII start from
Fifth and Main and The procession viii
move mp Fifth 10 Franklin and thence TO
The Jefferson.
A detachment of Howttzers VIII fire a
salute from Chimhorazo Park. Colonel
George Wayne Anderson viii formally well
come the visitors TO the city.
Tonight there Will be a complimentary
smoker" rendered the PutnaIn.tes at the
jefferson. Polk Miller, Eugene Davis and
Others Will be or hand as entertainers.
Accompanying the Putnam P!,aianx
VII be the famous drum corps that has
been given such flauer.ng :rotices by the
press throughout the country and that
has been so pleasantly received by the
peop-e wherever 1t goes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
SPRING A SURPRISE.
Putnam Phalanx at Newport News
Wells TO Relieve Water Famine.

t>peclal plSiIatch 10 Inc lines.
NEWPORT, NEWS, VA, October SIN
the quo warranto proceedings brought here
by Messrs c. c. Mitchell and G. w. Fitch
EFT against City Attorney j. A. Massie and
City Engineer Z. A Marye, Mitchell and
Fitchett claiming to have received enough
votes in the City Council to entitle them
TO hold the offices respectively held by Mas
sic and Marye, a surprise was sprung by
the Defense which contended that the ofii-
GERS in question did NOT hold public offices,
but We're simple employees Of the city, and
that the complaint could not reach them
on quo wasranto proceedings.
Judge drentis, Of Suffolk, who sat in
the case, took the matter under advise
ment.
The proceedings grew out Of some sensa-
tional charges rejecting upon the action
of the Council, the contestng officers
claiming that they each received more
than a majority of The votes cast, and that
they were counted out.
= hundred members of the famous Put
nam Pha anX, of Hartford, Conn, visited
this city TO-DAY and took in The points Of
interest, including the ship yard They
will leave tomorrow for Richmond
The water company and city officials
have decided TO sink wells in various parts
of the city in order TO give the people
drinking water until the shortage at the
reservoir is tided over. a small shower
fell to-day. but it would require several
days of a steady 1ownpour to ,c!ie:e the
situation here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
riinictcr.inl iTniOll.

The Ministerial Union of Richmond and
vicinity held a melting yesterday morning
in the Y. NJ. C. A. oarlors. after Vaca-
ton of about four months. The attend
The attention of the meeting was direct
ed mainly to the work of the Sunday OBJ
servancc League.
Rev. William s. Campbell, on the part Of
the League, stated that its work was pro-
crossing, but that it felt the need OF the
assistance of the pastors. and asked them
to give more ttntion to the matter
Rev James Il. Cook said that the orIy
way to accomplish the Sunday Observance
movement was to stir up sentiment
against the continued violation of the law.
He said that the law had too much red
tape about it to be effective. and that the
thing for the League to do was to increase
its membership and that in this way the
pastors could render great assistance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09

life and brought remorse and terrible con-
sequences both to him and his VIE.
ae said that the quiet and beauty OF
the sweet tranquility at the entrance TO
the castle OF Macbeth by Duncan IS a a
masterpiece of the delicate handiWork OF
inc wonderful Shakespeare.
,,eare king Lear exhausts human pity,
Hamlet exhausts human thought ana
Macbeth exhausts human action.
Macbeth he said was the Stfoi,s :ess
commemorative of a character of action,
and though he felt the pangs of relnorse
after his deed. he still struggled and met
death in battle which was the grandest
climax the ininitabie author ever
wrought.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
DEATH IN RUNAWAY.
Mrs. P:ttfe Perkins Killed and Her
Sister Badly Injured.

A fatal runaway accident occurred in
Louisa county Sunday afternoon, in which
Mrs. Pattie Perkins, wife of Mr. r. c.
Perkins, was Instantly killed. and her sis
ter seriously injured. The breaking Of a
piece of harness caused the accident.
Mrs Perkins was driving in buggy
from Louisa to Poindexters store, when
her horse tecame frightened and ran away.
throwing her out and killing her instantly.
Mrs Perkins belonged to one OF the most
distinguished families IN the state, pelns
d daughter of Hon. Nllllam +. GORDON,
sr.. who was for a number of years prom
lnent in State affairs. and a sister of Mr..
~. f. Gordon. Jr., and Mr.. r. Lindsay
Gordon, Commonwealth's attorney of
Louisa county.
Mrs. Perkins was accompanied By her
sister. Miss Mary Gordon. who was also
thrown out and seriously hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
Hcco,nn,end Ordination.

After the regular Monday morning con-
ference Of Bapt:sl N nistars at tie Second
Baptist Church yesterday morning, Revs-
". r. L. Smith, D. D., j. B. Hawthorn,
d. D., j. T. Tucker, c. p. Stealey, II. a,
Bagby. j. r. Garlick d. D., George f
Williams w. ". Sisk, n. Z. Musselman.
II. T. Louthan, e. Y. Badly. B. Cabell
Hening and Deacon c. Is. Fleet met in
response to a call from the Calyery Bap-
list Church. for the purpose of examining
Mr. Z. c. Smith, with a view to his ord
nation to the gospel ministry.
After thorough examination the Pres
byte-y unanimously decided to recommend
the ordination Of Mr.. Smith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
z PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About !siclsmond''
Citizens ar:d Others Matters.

Mrs. a. D. Jackson, of No, 800 North
Twentv-fcurth Street .laughtr of Cap
tain Whitlock, is still very ill.
A large number of engines are expected
to arrive here this week for the Virginia
Electric Railway ana Development Com
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Aubrey Young, OF jack
sonville, Fla. are in the city, the guests
of Mrs. 3. ~ Walker, No. 500 Floyd
Avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dunlop are in Paris,
having lust returned from Monte Carlo
Thcy will be in Richmond about the middle
OF November.
Mrs Charles Dana Gibson, Of New York,
is spending several days in the city She
is the guest Of Mrs Stanhope Boiilns' NO.
POP West Franklin Street.
Miss Henrietta Bottighimer left last Sun
day for Norfolk. to be present al the mar
riase OF her friend, Miss Cohen, which
takes place October 18th.
There VII be "a Civil Service examina-
ten at the C1,stom-House on November
21st for carriers ana clerks. Applications
must be in by October 25d
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence W. Murphy. of
Savannah. Ca wer. registered at the
Jefferson yesterday, stopping over IN
Richmond a few hours, en- route 10 Old
Point.
seventy-fve members of tt.N Florida
press Association will reach this city on
Friday evening. They will spend s'yeral
days here and then so to Newport News
and Old Point.
Professor Charles. f Mutter, organist
at st. Mary's Church and one Of TIL best
known musical instructors of Richmond,
has accepted an offer to be organist of a
Baltimore church.
A splendid ladies' bicycle. of the United
States make perhaps the only one of the
kind in Richmond, was stolen from the
residence of Major W. H. Sands. He has
been unable to find any trace of It.
w IL Braid the professional golfer, in
charge OF the links of the Baltimore Ccun-
Try Club. VIII arrive iii Richmond to-day
and will take charge of the work on the
links now being built at the Exposition
Grounds.
Colonel w Fred Peasants has returned
from an extended business trip through
Southwest Virginia. He came by Hall
fax, where h. was Joined by Mrs. Pleas
ants, who has been spending some time
with friends in that county.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of Directors OF the Richmond Socie-
ty for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
will be held at the Society's office, No.
S02 East Main Street this eve
ming at s O'Clock. \ full attendance is re-
quested.
Vreinians III New York.
Special Dispatch to The Timcs.)
NEW YORK, October S.-virginians in
New York:
Norfolk. f. Jacobs. 1Astor; j. ". Mon
tasue. Broadway Central: j. w. Martin.
Grand; e. T. Fisher, Grand Union: j. B.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
BROTHERHOOD CONVENTION.
Arrangements for the Big Meeting
COu,DIcteG.


Another day will see the delegates to
the annual session of the Brotherhood Of
ST. Andrew. The body will convene We'd
ngsday afternoon at $50 o'clock in the
Jefferson Hotel Convention Hall
The arrangements for the big meeting
are about complete. The local Brother
hood will hold an important meeting TO-
night at SIS o'clock at Grace Churcn' at
which time the finishing touches will be
given to the ARRANGEMENTS.
All the Episcopal churches of the City
have united and will extend to the mem
bers of the Brotherhood reception at
The Uomau's Club tomorrow evening 1t
. o'clock.
Owing 10 the great number of Visitors
and the size of the congregations, each
church will be representa- by commit
tee of six. two Of whom will be the rec
tor and his wife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
Lakeside AInntin

The, The annual 35l meeting of the Lakeside
house Saturday afternoon. Fonr ,s stuo-
bers OF the Board OF Governors are to he
elected "a ana new president is 70 be
CHOSEN by the Board of Governors.
be furnished by Thilow's Orchestra Corr ON
plimentary transportation will be f,,l-
nished BY the club. and each member v.,lI
nave the privilege OF inviting a la,y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
smoker at the McGill Union.

The McGiH Catholic Union held most
ENJOYABLE smoker at their rooms last even
ing. DESPITE tue wet weather large
crowd of ITS members was present
It is the intention of the Literary Com
,rittee to furnish some programme Tor
every Monday night. Smokers. card par
ties. musicals. debates, lectures and con-
rersationals will be arranged FOR. and
members will find it to their interest and
Measure to be present every Monday
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
DR.. STAFFORD
Delivers the First Lecture IL, the
Iyceun Course

iSEPn1n lptlfSc.
The Lyceum Lecture Course was re-
opened at the Academy OF Music last
night before an audience which almost
FUZZY. tested the seating capacity OF the
building. The lecturer was Rev. Father
Stafford, Of Washington. D. c., and his
subject WAS Macbeth" He was. intro-
duced by Rev Father Matters. of this city.
The speaker. whose reputation as a
finished orator and deciain,er extends
Throughout the country, was fully up TO
his nigh standard. and gave his audience
a nlcsr entertaining discourse upon the
play of Macbeth which he character
ized as the greatest effort of Shakespeare.
i.e said the crucial test OF the PLAY WAS
TO discover the motive which prompted
Macbeth TO murder Duncan. 1t Is found
in his ambition to gain the thIors az
Scotland. 20 which he had an equal right
OF relationship, blu, the choice fell upon
duncan He tried to be loya! to him.,
urging OF his wife led him to comm;
- deed which ever after wrecked biz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
To Establish New Branch.

It is said the American Tobacco Com
Dany may establish a branch in DanVille
for the manufacture Of tobacco cigarettes
There was no one who could be seen last
night to verify the report, as Mr.. Thomas
f. Jetrress was out of the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09

Mrs. Lillian N. Wilkins has returned
home from visit to her sister, Mrs. II
w Broadbent. OF Kansas City. She is ac-
companted by her friend, Mrs. John D.
Martin, nee Raine. formerly of Charlotte
county row OF Chicago, and Master
homes Martin who will spend while in
this city, the guests OF Mr.. and N1r. 49,,
II. fedd, No. IL South Pine Street 0-'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
ROMANCE OF SOUTHERN SEAS.
Porto nican Claims Danyille Lady as
II IS Bride.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

DANNlLDE, VA. October S.-Miss Edna
j. Watt ana Mr.. D. A. Skinner, Of San
Juan, Porto Rico, were married here to-
day. The TWO met more than a year ago
on Southern isle and the acquaintance
ripened into love. The groom arrived in
this city several days ago and the wedding
was celebrated and the couple left to-
night for Washington and New York,
from whence they will sail to San Juan,
Their future hOma
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
KILLED A WOMAN.
William Mott, of Norfolk, Under
A,resti III Columbia, Penn.
(By Associated Ptess

Iby .ASs0tia'eu Itcss.}
COLUMBIA. PENNA., October S.-HiI-
lam Mate. of Norfolk. Va. this evening
:tot ana killed Mile Alberta, na!nlist
with whom he was travelling about the
country. ana dangerously wounded Mrs.
Elzabst.l siesn:saaes.. With who.n The cou-
pie boarded acre.
Mile Alberta. seosc real name was Anna
E'urluas, WIS years nld. Mott is 20
Her home is in Chicago. Mott says she
has husband. hotel man, and son.
named Brennan, living at Bayoane, ~: ].
aIc.s mat har = veE Ego at Dover. Dell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
Conductor Hurt.

Especial Dispatch TO The Timcs)
ROANOKE, VA, Oct Sin a rear-end
collision OF freight trans near Shawsville
to-day Conductor Lynch Thompson had
one of his legs broken, shoulder dislocatei
ana face and body badly bruised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
Hofheimer and wife, Savoy; P. Poindexter,

e. l.. White, st. Denis
Petersburg. r. E. Rockwell, st. Denis.
Richmond-G. NJ W. West, Continental;
Miss III. r. Morrison, Gerard j. H Tay-
Tor, S. A Glover and wife. Herald Square;
Miss N. Moore, Miss r. Il. Allen, Holland;
j. Bossieux, Cadillac; H A. GiiEs, r. E.
Glover, f. a. Noughton, +. NJ. Robinson.
Imperial: Miss C. Linsley. Murray Hill;
". w. Miller and wife, New Amsterdam:
III. As Woyann, Normandie; A. b. Becker.
st. Denis.
Roanoke-A T. Baylis. n. Phelps. Her
aid Square; j. IT. Clemmtt. Metropolitan
Virginia-R. Davis, Victoria.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09

fhey have Essn travelling from p.aes
z,,,.fe afId tSr TIE paszI couple 81 fa9;.5.
49,, 49, i,.t1 n:,.nI:stry offices in Lanetsts
-. ,..,s,,,st,;y, Lately Meta had hseo,lss
Ia ..us of tns Woman and iai.i even
-, a,,ffer drinking all ussE. vert 70 thstF
- -, an, rad an alteration with her.
NJ ste.naaue. attempted to paessys them.
.,.,,rs,n3,. Mott BEGAN 70 Ire from a 81
-, It,,ra revolver Mrs Steinhaaer fell 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09

9r,,stccs Named,

The first me, ting of creditors was held
Yesterday in the cases of Hubert A. Jar
Wis. w. II. Neal and S. D. TreViiiian
bankrupts, and Messrs. Henry G. RI ~
William Marshall and r. E. Peyton, Jr
were appointed trustees in the respective
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
Snc;nn the SIrhts

The convention of the National Paint
Varnish and Oil Association convenes al
Old Point to-day Many of the western
delegates arrived in Richmond Sunday
and spent yesterday visiting points OF in
1erest III and about this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09

al ls.5Ii.er n !ssi. t.e;s5 ard Nj A!esss;s
.ts sinai tsSee t!r.ss in the head ssls5s
y+,s;ss. She tiet Instantly 3ss9. Sleis.-
ssiaat WAS taksn % y hospital
liatt surrendered astts t;flkes; efsoiiy 81 Inc
,s,ussaer. rssrst5lng hat he had ssaat assss
S,sfstha,ise Utioaa he sail ha liked. afss
THAT he hat, become tfrett OF stass Ssshe'r-
to icsleness and cos!.t stand + no slze-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
Lady Badly Hurt.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Timcs.)
ROYDTON. VA, Oct .-Special.-AIrs.
Thomas F. Pettus. who resides near Chase
CITY, was ATTEMPTING to get out Of a buggy
Saturday, when the horse dashed off,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
Will Meet This Afternoon,

a regular meeting of the Board of Man
ayers of the Lee Camp Soldiers, H. ~.
will be held ar 1 o'clock this afternoon
Tor the transaction o fssoutine business. i
large attendance is desired. The beard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Waddey are at
Blacksburg where their son. Mr.. Albert
Waddey, who is n cadet at the V. P. l., is
quite i'll with typhoid-fever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09

catching her beneath the wheels and
breaking her leg. Her injuries are re-
garded as very serious and will probably
prove fatal, as, she is lady advanced in
years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
Social and Personal.

In spite Of the Indictment weather o.
yesterday afternoon. the informal recep-
ton rendered DR.. Stafford at the Wo!nans
Club was delightful event. The recep-
ton rooms OF the new club house presented
a brilliant appearance, with decorations of
golden rod. anemones and roses and those
present enjoyed treat in the short talk
of the eminent scholar and lecturer
Miss Maria Blair introduced Dr. Stafford
DR.. Stafford spoke OF Woman and her
position OF to-day" He said that it was
one of the living issues OF the day, whether
womens clubs were beneficial in their
influence or not, but. in his opinion, the
personal development of woman is respon-
sibie for great things in the end OF the
century and gives promise OF greater
things in the next. NO work is perfect
till a woman's hand has touched it, said
the speaker. DR.. Stafford concluded his
remarks with complimentary reference to
the Virginia woman, ana by bidding God
speed to the Wcman's CLUB OF Richmond
After his talk an informal reception was
he'd. Mrs. ] William Pemberton poured
tea and was assisted in serving refresh
ments by Mrs. John Munce. Mrs Edmund
Waddill, Mrs. Charles Workman and Miss
Madge Friedley
The guests OF the club were Miss Made
line English. Miss Garlic Minor Mrs.
Meade and Father Waters.
The George Washington Memorial AS
ISOLATION will meet at the residence OF Mrs
Werth, Wednesday al noon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09

Miss Matoaca Gay, after a pleasant visit
In stanton, has returned to the city.
Misses Florence and Maud McKeaney
are spending some time in W-ythevfIIe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09

The George Washington Memorial As
ISOLATION will meet al the residence OF Air:
Werth, Wednesday at noon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
Tireinians sn New York

TircinianS mi New York.
Especial Dispatch to The Timcs)
NEW YORK, October S.-Virginians in
New York:
Norfolk. f. Jacobs. 1Astor; j. ". Mon
tasue. Broadway Central: j. w. Martin.
Grand; L. T. Fisher, Grand Union: j. B.
The evening world., 1900-04-09
Munyon's Doctors AIS Free.

A rnss ecrfsts,irs vita his ss.iiss spssisi
Ia ssss al si'sisss nsy aver ths-Assss1 tl
asa rsess 10 >. shsrrs ~ sevIss. 11ss
ps'sA a'a bssssa i~ss>1ise psssays1A n 4
cor BROADWAY Ccen aoehk
The evening world., 1900-04-09
v0N SCHUCH
SAYS cOQD.BY.
Conduc s"Lohengrin"or
Saturday and Last
Nights Concert.

,,. -, ,. u, ,-,. a..
I'ie pi!e' F'sN ny Won Schuch' WV
Dresden conductor Is az an end. His
i,., ,,,,ea rance vas NJ ,h, one .unt,se
-, ~, -, -. a.. a.,ha,,,,
V"'Se'' ''s' "'s"'' ""'" '"e
which had been Increased 10 one hun
dr,I musicians 10, the o-c,sioa. TO-.
-, 49, - -, ,,,. .,,,o.n,I,nl
.p"eu MS o'a' 'h'ou'n VI, ~ -
blue oannbe' waltz the Tannhhuset
overture and the "Tils,an md Isolde"
,,,',.. 30 i,.A.,,nJ I, ~. t,tt.,
I''u-' ""t "''''.D"' y" N'' 49,
Nordicn took part. The waltz went WIN
spirit. but without much originality As
~, "a. o,.,,,,,. vbtch va. rive, hi,
80 INV "''N"
request u ""s not accumulated as much
g., % tie aim; %; ;hs 5of.al;s: ,:S-'= AZ:
.,,u.,r,prc so-,. t,n DAYS A., I'M. Il
20 -
"LS 'tii'I"''NCe OF eu'H ln'eHsi'
that 1t will not Fopn be forgotten. \
beautiful r..Iirr 80 tho .TrI.tnn md
,,i..
is''u' 'AC'rP fe"'"ci an owe Po"ei
la climax mat bad the faux OF Its
yrtu,. The .r.h,strn f.,lv dr,unaJ
The evening world., 1900-04-09
bOST0N|ANS
VERY TIRED.
Too Weary to Defend
1854 Suit in
Court.

Rc-ausf the Bostan!ans opera cam'
many had Jus; returned from PROBES
innnl '-ip 10 california and were not
~ phys cal condition to appear IN court.
y n. Hur'r : obtained an adjournment
u-tl TAur'dpy II m" trial 81 he suit
" rFomas 4 wye against nErnabeS &
81 DlHiIl
60. p.c.hcr representing the plain
IN wir-ri - >, "E w.th tho ira,
u' Mr. I.mn,. AID that h.s comic
,ycra c'leut'. Dsrraaee - Mcdonald
sc tr,Ncl-Norn aud weary, and mis 4
l.up m D. steep 90 the middle of Their
as lmouy Z forced 10 AXE the with, rs
and l,-G.'.
Ea.alvc, ~ M.n,uiiJ .fc puprioior
= tar .,Js, ph.ans, lid as ,uch at,
y,iuE ..,5 ipr = ySi prH,er's OIL iof
u .rhN 'lu.ot tlihps dpEsoi Robin HOOD
lni a.B .Icriy r.," in- debt was con
i.'.r'gd H1Ut Tour years tso.
TH- Astv"S. r. ,ha, he litho2rlphs
Hrrr U-.i ." another company 10 an ch
rights e., 'EIu.u Hood had been
,J5.ct. an -. hv ;he Bostonians.
The evening world., 1900-04-09

bfokcniy. -, will guard It's secret well
She tossed the chocolate boz Into
hair
The river will guard It's secret" 81,
repeated
She wandered acrDas 10 the Japlnes
ablne.. and opcned u.
This pln 80 IS safe, abe whlsprr"l.
Its doors are ron and double locked.
No thief can hura, them. what u
thisy'
She took out the rcd rose AMI insse !
I; on The floor More l"u1 mems hais
che muriuurud 1T has ro pace here.
TIE Gi,,i Ruby vi. be- safe N TINS
strong LJS
Gle lad the diamond bracele. IN Dal'
r,inp.cs note closed the cabinet do'r
s1fily dGi stRr.cI ha X tOTafd hef
room, feeling her say.
one OF her Oh stretched hands fell on
Bfc,t's iic. lie woke with sat
Poor John" snc said softly 'Parr
lear old husband He's sound asleep
Good night. ar one"
SiuopiG. pN.r. ire Alssed the asounh'
al Bred 81 tho
Coed ri,.h''' shr aap"al"i. aud cfep'
slosv back 10 hct room.
Lady Cgrr''t'' gaspcd Brett ln
wide eyed smsS mont Great Hea'en'
She IS IA King IA her . ecP"
IT. D. t.N.ia.s-.t
The evening world., 1900-04-09

,ec,ive left ,he shop when a newcomer
walked up 10 he CuIntoT.
lie was q powerfully built. h1uisopt
man w!t1 cltar.cut features Hnh W in-
shaven 'irt. He hair vas SNOW VIII e.
although no looEod too young 90 justify
such mark of axe
els Sir John GaIncit in7' he asked Of
Begii.y. thr head Hcrk. speaking "iih 4
-li.l. foreign a cent Il ctl!.d 10 .c.rr-
enc. 20 sac purrhts" ~ the if"ii H,pS.
Vow, tin comm ssiprei los Ills I'M
pe!iaI MaJcsty he Gar 90 purchase
the 'ewel ! tn here Tor that ?u'pus'
In sir Jplr's absence. SIR h,gIn
Bentley. hy, Lady G.T'e.t "a. IN.
"N.nssnsa D, s'IH delight So l.hn ~
make -Irl 20 .lI. Show the Count the
G-'It RuHy B,atey'
"hIt Sir John ordered me not 70 shIS
II {, any one IN his aOseaoe, my !ady
ana
Show Q, To- the count" orders her