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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-12

uALEY-In this city. June 10. 1850 az the family
Iesfdencr. ehilberg block AiS e. p Baile,, aged
20 years u accidental burning.
The body was embsined and shipped 70 Portland
Dr., for in'rgment b. Buitcrworth g. SOFA
GREES--in this city Ma ,. ,sg1 Zca Eta Green,
beloved wife n Col Inseph Green. aged q years
Services firm the funeral psilors a Bonnry &
Stewart Thursday afternoon. 2 % o'coek Friends
invited % attend. in,erneut in Lske View ceIne
tsry.
MADfGAN-In this city. Itne TO- 100 n the fam
by residence. a5 Ninth avenue softh Michael
Morris Madigan. aged ~ years months
Funeral services frUm Onr Lagy II t,aoI Help
church. corner Fourth ard Washington
street this TUESDAY afternoon. at O'Clock. In
tarrneHt la Lake View cemetery.
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ron sALE-LoDGING HOUSES.

----~----->~-------~--~-~--
a u-Toom lodging house. furnished. FOR
sale. price. s. 20.
\ Broom house. furnished; price. s. a0.
\ D-rnom house. furuis he'd. price 81 10.
S-roum house. furnished. price, sspl.
b-room house furnished. price Srs,
For Sale-lease i0-room furnished house.
SIS
broom fat furnished heat free bath:
hot water electric lights. modern ia
every respect
The bes, paving md located restaurant 10
he city s. 40
A capable business man with ffw thou
sand dollars CaN secure an interest tn
Old established profitable bu siusss.
Saloon. well located. nice fixtures. good
stock money maker
frst-ciass drug store centrally located .
doing good business. price reasonable
Inquire WashlogtVl Realty q lHVcst nleut
90. room 3 RoNwcA Building
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PtBLlsHEK3 NOTICE. Travelling agents are J.
A. AaleEl1n. u. y. LDomis and y. Blanchard City
crliscfur ara n. T. Hswlsy. John ID. sheehan. J. A.
Goedfeliov. A. H. Mills aud Robert Akin. Post-
masters everywhere agents. Pay money only
10 tft-se and resident agents In the various
cities and spsns u TIM Northwest
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Marriage licenses were issued yesterday at the
county auditors Office for tho following couples
James Larson 49, and Otta Tfnudt ns5 Both of
pewatto; Lars Nelson 49, and Edna Swanson IN
noth o. Seattle; II. F. Jones - and Ada Bradley
Cd. both Of Seattle.
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EMPLOYMENT w.Srrn 80 FEMALE


WANTED Try Woman Nth a-Frar-otd
girf position either tn priv .kta family vr
a. hauNeks.apwf ~tv elderly couple ore
ssvfpd compete chsulrsrrmAid wishes
position iu hotel ur FIRST class boarding.
houst. e0nst rsi,ss wishes Vns}ktnE ha tHe
Gay Mrs Young employment office
40 James Phone tias ~
SIS \ MSTfsk1SS ant w0Tk - This day.
plaln snd fancy SEWING. nAeHdtpx ladies
atsa chisif ~f = cioghre Write o. rail
Nflitasn tilapchs iEis Thigd At'sAss,. room,
E~aaessalt
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ron sALE-srEAaBoATs

STEAMER Tot sale a dat-bottogn. stern
Wsssl steamer, i10 feet long % feet
beam, 81 feet deep, net tonnage -
toms, suitable rs tFetghtHG OF lighter
ing AaA and engine built tn }SS. speed.
: knots. Viii - s1l3 very cheap elise
& King. attorneys, = Bos,u block
FOR SALE or charter. ceeauSotuz steam
vr ~ feet ions e feet hsa ~ feet bold.
double de fitted Tor ~ ~. or pas
seuEers u'w Scotch marine boiler. com.
pound engine. spaced ~ knots Address
= care PDst-lut-iligerstr
FOR SALE- Stern Sneei strautr, gid
cAtacity and speed. .e a.a1-siass coadi-
tiou. Full gaartiC. AZ james lfrnitaz. she
Bailey building Seattle
FOR SALE Tug boat - feet long. frat
class condition. cheap Chlopeck Bros
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DANCING ciAHsss for new beginners
private leaauus daily at Wilson's Dane
Ing Academy. teaching all the very lat
eat ballroom and theatrical dances.
terms lowest ia city Otiics and acaa-
envy, RaBke hall. ptke street ami Flfth
avenue Tsisphone Green ii1o
ORDER or WASHINGTON will give a
grand entertainment at Rsnkes hail.
Pike street "Wednesday evening June
i9 the publC cordially invited Eos,ei
nt,Ric dtn-snE and fpfreahmrpts All.
mtAsion. Is fot EVHfipmeu. l4dtrs free
ticavta a. The ~intow
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ron OVERWHELMINGLY.


IAfN iliset 20 attend tue auctlou sair p (
the AclougAN rama Of tue hue Imported
Sict X AZ Orlllta % Tuesday at ~ O'clock
read alc,ioh notice. l. . Btckertor 4
Co. aur tloneerz.
can positiVely beat them ali: exaulns
our high-grade tailor made rnisat
clothing sold for third the actual value,
- 10 Second avenue south. Phone,
BED l-Z-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE for bids for bonds.-Sealed bids
will he received at the office Of the city
clerk of the city of Hoauiam, ChehaliS
county. Wash. on or prior to the sd day
of July, 1900. for the purchase of $4,000
of the bonds of the city of Hoquiam, in
denominations to suit the purchaser, not
less than 500. nor more than Si.oo0 each,
payable, both principal and interest. in
gold coin Of the United States; In fifteen
years from the date Of said bonds. with
the privilege reserved of paying the
same or any OF them. on the first day
of January or July of any year after
eight years from this date thereof. In
ferest payable semi-annually. Principal
and interest payable at such place in the
United States as the bidder may desig-
nate and If no place shall be designated
Of sad bonds vail be saeS
In pursuance of vote OF the people for
the purpose Of building a free draw
bridge across the Hoquiam river.
a certified check In the sum OF $500 will
be required TO accompany each bid; said
check to be kept by the city as liauidated
bidder fail to purchase said bonds
Dated June G. 1900
WATER WORKS.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
water committee Of Baker City. Oregon
until O'Clock p. m, Tuesday. July 2
1900, for furnishing material and CON
struction of a gravity water system for
Baker city, oregon. Plans and profiles
city, Oregon. Copies of proposals AMI
specifications can he obtained from the
engineer or city auditor. The water com
mittee reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
NJ. r. BENNETT.
o L. MILLER.
VIM. POLi4MAN
Water Committee. Baker City, Oregon.
j. c. KELLY, engineer.
Attest: w. II. BENTLEY. City Auditor.
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
The Kerry Lumber Companys mill at
the foot of Broad street, North Seat
tie IL now In operation. Mil office, teie-
phone, Union Co. downtown office, room
c, Bailey building, over Western Union
Telegraph office. telephone, Main $50.
COMPOSITION-We are now prepared to
do composition for the trade (any meas
ure). In nonpareil, minion, BREWER and
long primer Satisfaction guaranteed
Call or address. Post-Intelligencer, Sc
attic.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers, business houses and pub
lie men by the Press Clipping Bureau
(Ailen 50, room AZ Mckay building, Port
land, Or
ALL union painters are requested to at
tend special meeting Thursday. June
II. business of Importance. w. j.
Stanley, Secretary.
ANY persons are hereby notified not to
purchase any notes drawn in favor of
r. T. Smith and signed by Abner q.
Gilmore.
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Advertisements under any
Aeaain9 IN classified columns,
! 10 . word each Insertion, min
sns9 charge. re. cisssiasa
embellishments rauuing one
0osfh wsthsus chasGe, ~ cosy.
$50 Dev noe tseves wesds
eWunt Ia 1fnc). On three
oeuthr order, ei.3B per fine
ser m0nths IN str usonths' uS-
A<s. e1-20 psr lins pes months
- yssvsy Order. - p~s itns
ser meath.
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We do the largest and best business in
business opportunities in the CITY and
list only hrst-rlass propositions
LELAND SPENCER q 90,
basement u Il ttidp
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FOR SALE--LINE STOCK.

HORSES for sale. weight from liGO TO
1850. near the old Cosfopeck barn. see
them before pur Hasing and save money
ona block from Conway Bros J e..
Hayes a Son sixth and Weller street
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CARD ov THANKS.
THE an<fst>issrrd ass~s % return thanks IN the
ttseusts ~ha s@tstri The last alns~xs aai
funeral Of asr tate husband. Nav Minpf AMI
particularly to the J.~sA Bsnss,,lstt Association
MRS. l.. y. NINrf
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N009 for boarding and lodging house.
netting $40" monthly, weeks trial be-
fore purchasing.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$500 for 6l-room brick hotel. netting sgeo
monthly; owner must sell, best bargain
in the city.
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&,.Fn for half interest in shingle and plan
ing mill, netting S40o monthly. line op-
portunity for experienced man
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The following letters await advertisers
~ this Office.
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81. 800 for select boarding and lodgin,
house. netting 500 monthly.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE Of fine stock AT the we'll
known .McDougaN ranch. Oriliia, Wash
+. G, Bickerton & Co, have received
instructions to sell by auction on Tues
Gay. the 18th Of June, at 10 n. m. at tho
apHVe ranch. Tho stock consists If the
best imported animals, Holstein. Dur
ham and Jersey bred: % mitch COWS. s
thTee-year-old hefers, two-year-oll
iioistein and Durham, y one year-old
Durham, 81 heller calves. span OF Clyde
mares, 5 years old weight $500; span
bay work horses. weight $500: l HANDLE
tonian mare. weight 1900: ~ Berk-
shire pigs, ohe-year-old: terms cash;
lunch provided. +. q. Bicl<otion X -
auctionctre
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lots. Groom house, on Lake Washing.
ton; fruit of all kinds for s2e00; terms.
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lots, house; y bearing fruit trees, all
kinds small fruits; VIII sell for s1,uA
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lots, Groom house. on car line: fruit Of
all kinds. only $3.50.
JACOB MILLER 422 New York Block.
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WANTED-2.D0 rockmen and general
hands for work on White Pass Sc
Yukon Route. wages $3.50 per day
and upwards. board slO0 per day.
Also statfun men for heavy side
hill rock. which will be let at highest
prices. tools. powder I'D all supplies
furnished on easy terms. Apply
TO nj. J. Heney, contractor, 10 Colman
block. Seattle. Wash: Inns Of Court
building. Vancouver. or Bennett. .. {.
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FOUND.

MONEY to loan on watches. diamonds
and 1ewelry at low rates; all business
strictly confidential. NJ. Il. Cohn, 2OS
Washington street. between Occidental
avenue and Second avenue south
LONDON LOAN OFFICE-Money loaned
on valuables. watches, diamonds, Jewell
ry. lO5 Second avenue south.
LACE CURTAIN Observation-Disclosures
Phone, Lake AIS
North Park union., 1900-04-13

A feature Of parliamentary practice
peculiar to this country, of which little
Is heard in comparison with its i'm
portance. 10 the conference committee.
A bill before congress seldom passes
the house and the senate in the same
form: freqently the differences are i'm
portant, and unless one house will ac-
cspt ~ whole the doings Of the other,
which rarely happens. the measure
must "go to conference" as the phrase
ID. Three members are appointed from
each house. two Of the majority party
and one Of the minority. usually the
members who have had most to do
with the passage Of the bill. the details
of which are still In dispute. When a
conference committee begins its ses-
sions to adjust differences upon a par
~ measure. only the representatives
of the majority party. which would
now mean the four Republicans. ordi-
narily attend: as soon as they reach
an agreement, the two Democrats are
called In for formal assent, since they
have no real power Of resistance. Tho
representatives. of each house are ex-
pected to strive for the bill as 1t passed
the body Of which they are members,
even though they personally may have
favored the form In which It passed
the other house. Ia.
North Park union., 1900-04-13
sAsELEss FABRIC OF A DREAM.
Conviot's Illusion of Freedom and
wealth RuthIessly Dspeiled.

Conviot's Illusion of Freedom and
wealth RuthIessly Dispeiled.
The day of my discharge has come.
How happy l am. How proud feel as
I stand with my face to the wall near
the cellhouse door. awaiting the sum-
mons to go to the storeroom to change
my clothes. 1t seems that the men
will never cease their tramp. tramp, as
they fle from the cellhouse on the way
to the shops. But the last Of them
finally goes out the door and am hus-
tied to the storeroom. array myself
In my store" clothes, then make my
way. eager and trembling with excite
ment, to the front office. There. after
few preliminaries. am handed my
discharge and my money and joyfully
go forth to battle once more with the
world. How brightly the sun shines.
How fresh and invigorating the air.
1t actually smelled better than the air
behind those ugly frowning walls. And
now that am once again free where
will I go and what will I do? All! a
thought strikes me. have not yet
breakfasted. Where Is there q good
restaurant? Right down the street. I
enter and give an order that makes the
waiter stare in astonishment. Ha, ha!
He will stare harder than that when
he sees me get outside of that break
fast. Beefsteak. fried potatoes. eggs.
ham, hot rolls. butter, coffee, and.
But while the cook is hustling around
making ready the feast will take a
drink. Is there a saloon nearf Yes.
Just two doors below. Thither I go
and feeling rich enough (for haven't I
twenty-five big American dollars in my
pocket?) ask everybody up to drink.
All accept. The drinks are placed on
the bar. The barkeeper is making
change for ten. we raise the glasses
to our lips, and Clang! Clang!!
Clang!!! goes the gong. and rise and
dress. and, as usual. go to my daily
grind.-Minnesota Prison Mirror.
North Park union., 1900-04-13
rh. Foot of the Reindeer.

Everything in any way connected
with Alaska and the Klondike is OF
interest, and among other items the
foot OF the reindeer deserves particu-
lar mention. The forefoot of the horse
to a great extent determines its value,
as upon this portion of its anatomy its
speed and endurance depend. The foot
OF the reindeer Is most peculiar in con-
struction. 1t Is cloven through the
middle, and each half curves upward
In front. They are slightly elongated
and capable Of considerable amount
of expansion. When placed on an ir-
regular surface. which Is difficult to
traverse, the animal contracts them
into sort of claw, by which q firm
hold is secured. When moving rapid
ly the two portions of the foot, as 1t
is lifting, strike together. the hoofs
making continuous Gathering noise,
which may be heard at a considerable
distance. 1t is this popularity of the
feet that makes the reindeer 60 sure
footed and SO valuable in the rocky
and uneven country, where almost any
other animal would prove failure as
a beast of burden.
North Park union., 1900-04-13

he was not sure but that he loved her
very deeply indeed.
Don't throw the devotion Of your
slave back in his face BY calling It
friendship" he said. "Lillie!" He laid
down his cup now. and leaned toward
her to get . glimpse Of the fair face
behind the fan she had opened and was
fluttering nervously.
Lille, won't you believe met You
hold my happiness in your hands: my
life ID yours to do what you will with;
but I want my wages as much a. any
ono Of your natives-I want the gift OF
this hand and the heart that owns it!"
He had risen now. and, standing over
her. had imprisoned the white fingers
that held the fan with . masterful air
that bespoke all the ardor Of deter
mined lover. Did Lilies thoughts ny
back to another night In the far past.
when thus another Gordon had stood
over her and claimed the love he be-
lieved to be his?
But this was not the same Lille who
had allowed Roddy Gordon to think
her heart won to his keeping who
looked up now in the eyes of Roddy's
kinsman.
Love had taught her Its mystic les
son, and she knew now that 1t was to
Don Gordon alone her heart must be
surrendered for all time.
North Park union., 1900-04-13
ACROSS CONTINENT.

Aatsaoblle Club Of Aaerica Puts Denver
o. the Roass Rsoomnsnded.
New York, April 3.-The Automobile
Club OF America gave a dinner tonight
to Major General Nelson A. Miles and
others OF the commission which has
been cOnsida6ing the project It mn.
tional highway from the Atlantic to
the Pacific ocean. The commission
adopted resolutions recommending us
the most feasible line for u national
highway from the Atlantic to the Pa
cifc route from Boston to Albany,
New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore,
Washington, Charleston, Savannah,
and st. Augustine: from Albany rum
ming west through Syracuse, Roches-
ter, Buffalo and Niagara Falls, through
Erie, Cleveland, Toledo. Adrian, Cold
water. Elkhart, South Bend, Chicago,
Davenport, Des Molnes and Council
Bluffs, Omaha, Lincoln, Hastings,
across the Rocky Mountains at Denver,
Salt Lake, Sacramento and San Fran
cisco; q southern line reaching thence
to Los Angeles and northerly one to
Portland and Seattle.
North Park union., 1900-04-13
Pltt.burx Coz, Miner. strike.

Pittsburg. Pa. April 3.-From 1900
to $1,000 coal miners In the Pittsburg
district and 1900 In the Irwin district
are on strike to-day. All the river
mines were forced to close down and
many OF the rnilrOad mines are idle
In the Irwin mines the men want an
advance Of s cents per ton. The prin-
cipal trouble In the Pittsburg district
Is over the run OF mine rate and the
pay for drivers. The drivers are not
satisfied with the advance Of five per
cent. granted under the indianapolis
agreement and are asking an advance
equal to twenty per cent.
North Park union., 1900-04-13
WEBSTER DAVIS RESIGNS.
Assistaut Secretary of the Interior Wants
to Help tho Bocrs.

Washington, ID. c., April 2-Mr. Da-
Wis formal resignation was sent to the
White House tonight through his pri-
vate secretary. At the White House
no statement was Obtalnable concern
Ing the resignation other than the fact
that 1t had been received and the off,
ciais declined to say whether it would
be accepted.
Webster Davis assistant secretary
OF the Interior, to-day rendered his res
ignatiOn.
He will go on the lecture platform
In the interest of the Beers.
In an authorized statement given out
to-day Mr. Davis says that as result
of his visit to the Trnnsvaal be feels
impelled to tender his resignation ms
assistant secretary of the Interior. He
will at an early date deliver lecture
In this city In the interests OF the
South African republics.
Mr.. Davis feels that this 10 the best
way to arouse the enthusiasm Of the
American people In behalf Of those re-
publics.
North Park union., 1900-04-13
Honey an Excellent Food.

Scientific men say that honey is a
much more healthful sweet than sugar,
and has many valuable properties. 1t
is nutritive. and when used freely with
bread makes an excellent food for chill
dren. 1t is laxative and may be used
advantageously in place of medicine by
persons of sedentary lives. Being also
the daintiest and most delicious of
sweets-an extract Of blossoms-it ia
hardly possible to eat 1t to an injurious
extent. 1t needs no digestion, as su-
gar does. and even acts as digsstivs
aid.
North Park union., 1900-04-13
chicago unlver.l., Get. millions,

Chicago, April 2.-The University of
Chicago is richer to-day by nearly
$5,O00,OOO than 1t has ever been before.
John d. Rockefeller has confirmed Ills
gift of $2,OOO.OOO to the university and
President Harper. Secretary Good
speed and the trustees supplemented
1t with the announcement of gifts in
cash and lnnds received aGgregating
In value more than $2,OOO.OOO
II was condition Of Mr.. Rockefel-
ler's glft-the iatest Of n series aggre-
eating more than $I,OOO.O00-thnt be-
fore the university receive the same
1t duplicate the amount with gifts se-
cured through the efforts of Its officers
and friends. Tst
North Park union., 1900-04-13
Chin. settle. Brook. Murder.

Pekin. April 1.-The Chinese govern
ment has ''settled" the controversy
arising out of the murder December
3rd last of the Rev. Mr.. Brooks of the
Church Missionary Society, on the fol-
lowing terms:
Two of the murderers will be be-
headed, one imprisoned for life. one
for ten years. another for two years.
a memorial chapel will be erected upon
the site Of the murder. and a tablet
will be placed In Canterbury cathedral.
England, mt the expense of the Chinese
government.
Rev. Brooks. at the time of his muir
der, was stationed Mt Pink Yin, in the
province of Shan Tung. He was cap
tured In that vicinity and killed by
members OF the seditious society
known as Boxers" who have been
active In destroying villages and
slaughtering native Christians.
North Park union., 1900-04-13
DUBLIN AWAITS THE QUEEN.
City Decorated and Crowds Arriving
Channel Squadron 1T Kingston.

City Decorated and Crowds Arriving
Channel squsdrou 1t Kingston.
Dublin, April 2.-T.he British chan
mel squadron has arrived on Kingston
for the Queens visit, which Is awaited
with intense and ever-growing enthu-
siasm. Dublin is filing rapidly. Al
ready the hotels are crowded and
trainlOad after trainload Is arriving
from the provinces.
Grand-stands have been erected in
the streets, which are profusely decor
ated, and soon 1t will be difficult to
find space for hanging another flag. A
general holiday has been proclaimed
for Wednesday throughout the county
OF Dublin.
Az last attempt Mt a counter ut
traction, the extremists have placarded
the city with an Invitation to citizens
to join 4 monster procession Of nation
alist societies, which. according to
program, Is TO start from the Trans
vanl committee rooms the night of her
majesty's arrival. 1t IL probable that
the demonstration will be forbidden.
North Park union., 1900-04-13
CHAPTER II.

Cf1AI EN- IL.
And Don must have read that un-
spoken confession. for suddenly he
sank down on the divan beside her,
and his arm went round her and drew
her golden head to his shoulder.
"You will promise to be my wife.
Lillie!" hs whispered.
Despite It's tenderness. the question
lacked the passion for which her own
great love clamored, and she answered
1t with another. of shy hesitation:
don, do you really. truly love me!"
Con bent his lips to hers with an ar
dor that carried conviction with 1t, for
the moment was full OF intoxicating
sweetness, and till now he had cher
ished his freedom too dearly to know
anything of the rapture Of cloves
young dream"
my darling" he spoke, reproachful-
ly, don't shame me with the remem-
brance of that Gay when I asked you
to be the future mistress of Gadie
Hal"
The ignominy of that hour, when
Don knew he justly deserved her repu-
diation. was too indelibly branded
upon his memory to be ever altogether
effaced. Lilies eyes filled with quick
tears for having caused her lover that
momentary pang.
"Oh, indeed, I never meant to do
that. DOM" she cried. generously,
"only-"
"Only?" he repeated, with Jealous
note of inquiry. Don't tell me, LII
lie, for PHYS sake. that you care q
scrap for that happy fellow. Roddy?
ITO be Continued.)