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The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03

The following notice has been pOsteu on the right-of-way of the railroad, as warning and for the protection Of the public.
 ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED to forbear "A trespaSsing upon the rightoi-way or the Pacific & Arctic Railway and Navigation Com pany, Of skagway Alaska, Co the summit or White Pass, the international bOundFy hne. Any person Travelling thereon risks serious injury from trains, and particularly from the rotary snow blow, which Is liable to come along at any time, and from which it Is impossible Co keep a look out for people on the rightoi'way
 In front. Any person so trespassing VIII be prosecuted. according ot he criminal law of AiiekA in such cases made ani provided whieh
 SECTION e. That 1T any person other than m officer on lawful business shall go or trespaSs on any lands or premises in the 'wiul occupation of another, and shall fall, neglect or refuse to depart thereirom immediately and remain away until permitted to return, upon the verbal printed or written notice oi the owner or person in the lawful occupation ol said lands or premises such tFespassefs shall be deemed guilty of a mlsdemeanorl anu upon conviction thereof shall be punished by me not less than five nor moro than htty dollars, ! and shall De committed in default Of the pay ment of the fine and costs imposed, one day TOT each two dollsrs Of the said fine and costs. SECTION 6S. That printed or written nou' ccs, having attached thereto, by authority the name Of the owner or person in the lawful oc- | cupatiOn of said lands or premises, and requlr. | ing all persons Co forbear trespassing on said ! lands and premises and to depart thereiromi posted in three conspicuous places on said lands or premises. shall be held and deemed to be sui neient prima iacie evidence Of notice gas men toned In tke last proceeding section"
 PACIFIC & ARCTIC RAILWAY & NAvIGA l TON COMPANY,
 By I. P.RoGERs Division Superintendent
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03
BOARDING SCHOOL u Yeu Mean to Senu Your Son or Daughter From Hometo
 school
W ASHON COLLEGE
h, ull Be Considered Because It is the Nearest
 Well Equipped school.

It is for both SereS; It is non-sectarian and has fdc,,lty of fourteen men and women who live att the college and give all their time to the students. ltoifers classes in dH studies of preparatory and college grades. It is under strict MILITARY DISCIPLINE. It is a,oay I ,m he city. The location is on the wat rfront between Seattle and Tacoma beautiful and healthful. To- tai expel SC for tuition, board, room, light and heat for one year is S2O0. Cute loQ,e dt q is o1ice gives full information. Can be consulted or one will be sent to you by addressing President 4. C. Jones Ph. D., Burton. WdShinqton
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03

Best assortment and largest stock of gents clothing in Alaska at ClavSon's one prize store, Fourth avenue and state street. l2 2t U
 Miss Hartman'S dreSsmsking parlorS on Broadway between 3rd and 4th avenues. near Rainier hotel. Street costumes $500 and up. Give us call. 3I nm
 Bacon for dogs. 6 cents per pound at Lilly Bros. IL
 The "City of Seattle" and "Farallon" carry passengers between local ports, nm
 English corduroy pants. ClaySon'S, Fourth avenue and State street. I2 2I u . Fife-AlaS<a O., 4th or Bond st., just received felts, arctlcS and rubber shoes tor gents. ladies and ebillren tSIm
 Everything cleaned at Mrs. 6loeh's, State street opposite marshal's office.
 A. A. Cutters boots, gold seal bottom and leather top. at ClaySon's. I2 2I tt
 Neat plain sewing at Mrs Bloch'S State street, opposite MarShalS othee.
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special s.ry,es. a, n.sE. Church.

There will be special services at the N E. Church tomorrow, as follows: Morning Service at IT o'>lotk. sermon Heavenly Food"
 lolS Communion. All who aie com munieantS Of evangelical churches and all who are intending to lead a better lite arc invited to the Lord's table. Evening service [ 6;3o. Epworth ser vleeS with short s,g serv e preceding. At T;3o, Sermon, "Salvation in Music. "
 PROGRAM. I.-Song service of IS minutes by choir. 2.-ChonlS, "Slng aloud to our God"
 c. V. Paine, I.-Prayer, Rev ]. ]. Walter, Ph. B
 Superintendent. 4.-Duett. "The Lord Is my shepherd" s.-Short scripture lesson. 6.-ChorlS, Ten thousand times ten
 thousand. ."-Schnec<S Full choir.l Mixed qulrtette, "The way home" "
 -Lorenz. Mrs. J. z. Patterson and
 MrS. l.. A. Harrison. S.-SermOn. Salvation h music. "-Rev.
 Dr. l.. Gordon, pastor. o.-Femsle lulrtette. "After the night.
 -Lorenz. MeSdameS, Patterson,
 Barley, Troy and Harrison. io.-OfertOrv. u.-ChoruS, "Gloril in eNeelSiS. Mo
 arts ,th Mass. Full chOir) i..-Mlle luriette. B.-DoXologv. .-Benediction.
 AnIersOn's new hall. corner Sixth Ave. and Stlte street.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03
sa Inc People Mn, Know.

We, the only American TailorS. want to contradict the false statements being ped dled about that we are getting up "Sult Club" We desire 10 say that the report Is false in the extreme. We are running a legitimate business and never indulge in any fallng proposition. We carry the largest stock of goods and our business Is carried on in legitimate business manner. ITO zw George Mowl,
 Fred F. Ehrlich
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03
To the Publtc.

Phase take notice, that the rig carving the sign of the Skagway Wood Yard, Is in no way connected with the Skagway Wood Yard on the cor. of 4th avenue and State street.
 That E. R. Bennett IS the sole proprietor of the ward, and that no other person Is authorized to collect any bills, contract any debts, or do any other business for the yard. st 2w e. R. Bennett,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03
Trastees To ueet.

The board of trustees Of the McCabe college will meet tonight at the office of Dr. |. n. Moore. who Is a member, at 7:3o o'clock. lt Is greatly desired that all the trustees who are in the city attend. as lt will require them all to constitute a quo rum. Important business to be transacted.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03
Fresh Milk! Fresh Milk

have just returned from Oregon where purchased twelve of the finest short-horned Durham milch COWS 10 be had, and am now prepared to deliver to any part of the city, the finest of fresh milk.
 Leave orders at LaUmeister's butcher shop or at the yards, corner Ninth and State.
 I2.23-lm D. SCHAFF R.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03
Clancy,s Cafe.

Under the new management Claney'S Cafe has become a first class and popular restaurant. Anything and everything GUS toners desire Is constantly on hand. All kinds of oysters are served in any style. The service Is first class. Private boxes for ladies. 10 26 nm
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03
INSTALlMfNT PLAN
n Eas, way to Get n suit of
 Clothes.

The Pioneer TlilorS, on Holly stree, one door above the Mondamin hotel, run a suit club because it Is to the interest of their patrons to do SO; customers get better ar ticle for less money. In fact, only Su- periOr grade of goods Is handled bv the Pioneer TallOrS." The club system gives customers the advantage of getting a good suit of clothes on the inS,lllment plan for g. per week.
 Yours truly,
 Inu "The Club" Pioneer Tallors.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03
cLAS0Elrp ArpgERIiSEMENTS.

. .SIvsrh,smsah nHJer fks kssS ef "ro' RsHi." ''Fo' Sas" or "FIaisi." fts0 esafi fr u0'i fo' frii iH' ,rfiou oss essi @ tsO'S Jo' ssss 'Hsss9Hs"f iS's'- hou. UsJsr k.IJ "Sifuliiosi H.saisS." oHs ssHi ey uo,S. Nc a5vsrfie~sHi flkss Jor isS ihd' frszfy-svs eesis.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03
ron Do,iars Given Away,

The Stan6ard, MeSsrs. Reeves & High lev pIoprietOrs, gives away each night a free roll of sIo to the patrons of thelr house. The drawing for the money takes place every night at o:3o o'clock. I24u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03
REWARD.

The publisher of the DAILY ALASKAN will pay ten dollars reward for the arrest and conviction of anyone for stealing a CODY. or cOpie>, of thls paper from the premises of subscribers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03
FOUND.

Found-Large brown dog with white tip and nose. Owner may have same bv proving property and paying for this ad' vertisen.ent. E. :. Busby.
 23Iw Canadian Customs Oriee'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03
LOST.

Small black eo> ker Spaniel, with white breast. Name "Rex." Reward will be given on return to Washington and Alaska Steamship Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03

Who Is R. E. Vest Why, don't YOU knowl He is the only newSdealer in Alas ka that gives his boys prizes, Stand next to KernS.
 Blankets dirt cheap al Ciayson's. Fourth avenue and State street. I22Iu
 Piano studio, cor. Sth and Broadway, over Burkhard's store. Mrs, Camilla Ruud.
 Given away ! The Standard gives sIo away at 0:3o o'clock every night. No cost. Call'and get a ticket. I24u
 You can save money by buying goods at the Ladies' Bazaar during the clearance sale. Specially reduced prices on hoods, faScinatorS, mlttenS, outings, tannel!etteS. ealieOes, ginghamS and odds and ends Come early and often. I7u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03
FOH RENT.

For Rent-FumiShed room to one or two
 gentlemen, or man and wife. Board it de
 sired. Private family. N. t. cor 4Ih and Alaska. % ~
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03
WANTED.
FOR SALE.

Dog team (4) just out. Reasonable al ply Vim X Weldon, opposite poS,oitee.
 The finest Is passenger bus and team .ot of horses tn Skagway, Q Jack Dalton bob sledS, 2-3 Stakeholder farm wagons, cash register and lot of chairs. E. J. Bran nick. Fifth Avenue hotel. IIOtf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03
Collegiate school.

Honor Roll week ending, Friday, Feb ruary ?.
 SENIOR CLASS.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-02-03

Blankets dirt cheap al Ciayson's. Fourt avenue and State street. i2 2I 1T
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15

began 10 maui him over the head with the
dust OF the weapon. some OF the boys
came rushing out OF the saloon and
grabbed me ana threw my sun across tbe
street. smashing the stock OF the weapoD
ihen they held me while the sheriff turned
the tables and bclaborcd me 60 his b.srt..
content, after Whlch they lst me 60 ara
gave me 50 20 buy new gun. remark
ing that ] would better be- careful what 1
said Ia the future
started for Tucson ana on tho way
met Judge c aud toll him what had hap
pened. He advised me 20 swear ont a wa
iant Tor the arrest OF The sheriff on the
oha 'ee or assault. ana offered 10 heip me-
carry out the warrant We rode hack ~
solomonvlile ana formed "a plan 10 can
'Afe the snerin I was 10 enter into con.
'tfsaiion with him and the Judge wac 10
come around the corIicr OF the saloon "a
th' proper time aud cover him with a
shotgun. our plans worked 10 perfection.
! found the man sitting out in front Of
me saloon alone with his gun strapped en-
ready Tor business I sauntcred an ana
engaged Zee conversation. aud 40 Inc SIG.
MAJ the judge poked his shotgun around
me corner aud yelled
Hands up. YOU"
Yes l laughed. put EN- up good and
high. too
reversing n Decision.
The fellow began 10 beg like a coed
one a. ] put the irons on MIN. saving mas
~ dlhn want 20 bc carried 10 SAN with
'he bracelets on and promising 20 xiv, mo
10 trouble II would take them on an
10 ana also CAV. him hack his gun and
he kept his word
Another time a desperate who WAS a
member % the Oh QuantrcU gang who
Iaiaed aud burned Lawrence. Kan with
'he Jesse james gang was a Justice Of
'he peace ht springcrviue-nice Office Tor
such character, wasn't ST. Well had
law suit before him regarding settle
meht OF romc bitches : was having dug
ne was very friendly during tho trial and
would adjourn cour, with amazing regtt-
ldrity 60 10 out ana take a drink with mo
al any time. Al night he decided the ca.
against me and Z was mad. as l knew
ihd every one else dii that should have
been given the decision After supper he
,'me into tho saloon and. staggering ~
10 me. said.
DO YOU suppose a mlu who was with
Quantrcll and burned Lawrence. Kan.
would give -- Yankee the decision In
any caso2"
II pulled my gun on him ana told him
to reconsider that case instanter Tho
fellow was scared al my braVado aud
promised 10 do the square thing The
next day he fixed the matter IN my favor.
yes. shooting out the lights and takin.
Che town We're common occurrences in
those days, and 1 have often seen some
of those half-drunken desperadocs ride
their horses into saloon and jump the
animal upon "a billiard table Another trick
was Go cock big revolver ana set il
spinning on the bar. When the thing fell
TO the floor some one generally got the
contents"
Mr. Brighton was one Of the men who
were instrumental iu running down the
famous Evans and Soutag gang In the
northern part Of the state few years
ago.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
OFFICIAL.

petition Of O.. Butler. asking 90 hc re-
funded the sum OF $500 paid for clean
ing and nHing puvy vaults OF south p
Of hot 3 BARR ward. beg Go r'port favor
ably thereto } q. darrell.
chairman Joint Committee.
Adopted
PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS
The folowns Implications 60 retail o.
quor during thc year 1871 were read and
referred 90 thr Committee of the Whole
Bleujcs g. No ms West Broad street
Boley. NJ no Congress street. west
Bookhook. D. H. Ray street extension
and Fair strpos
Brnkman. - a. 226 81 Julian street
west
Bcytlgh. Thos D., No. a25 Eas, Broad
street
Bernstein. o. northwest corner 81 in
Ian and Barnard streets.
Brown Bros. corner Anderson ana East
Broad streets
cain julia. 80 go Bay street. west.
Clohessoy David. northwest corner In
dian and Ann streets
Cordey John D.. Montgomery street ana
Whtuey avenue
Egan ; J No 8u East Broad street.
Eskedor vs. d., Wrt Broad and
Wayne streets
Enrshl D.. $50 u2 Price street
Ente.mau. j o. $50 GO Liberty street
east
Fahr,uk4mp Henry corner Bay street
extension aui TnT street.
Farrell 30 A.. Hly sui Lumber streets.
GrmmC J r., northeast corner Ram
IoIph and LlherF streets
Goodman Bros SO 81 Farm street
Garuemau. vs. H. Randolph and OEie-
thorpe avenue
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
OFFICIAL.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS or couN-

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF COM
Gil.
Savannah, ca. Dec. r. i9o.-Thc regu-
lar meeting OF Council vas held this
cvt ming at S O'Clock Present the Hon
Herman Myers. Mayor presiding: Alder
man George ". Tledcman. vice charm IN
OF Council and Aldermen Haas. Schwafz
Horrigan. Mills, Bacon. Thomas md
Dixon.
Minutes OF meeting o. Nov % 1901
were. upon motion. confirmed a. pu5-
lished.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES
city OF savannah. Dec H. IeJ1 The
Committee ON Accounts report That they
have examined and found correct bills
against the city amounting 10 twenty-five
thousand. one hundred and fourteen do
lars ana twelve cents as per accompany
iuD schedule. aud recommend that the
same De- passed for payment
George j. Mills
Chairman Committee on Accounts.
S1utt-
Repoft received ana accounts passed for
payment Herman Myers Mayor.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15

Tho Committee Of tho Whole 60 which
u,,s referred cine following applications
10 IAN liquor beg 20 report favorabiy
49,, Geo W TiedemIu
Acting Chairman Committee OF the
whole
Adopted.
street. .
west
Abercorn streets.
B1Genhoop. ,. H.. No. so Yves, Broad
Bob Bonn. II. y. C.. No. rs Fac, Broad
COM connery C. r.. No. 10 81. Juhin
street west
Dlerks. W C.. a. No. 3A whitaker
street.
DoyIe. NJ. J.. Market square.
Derst. George. - West Broad street
piers william northeast corner Liber-
"a and West Broad streets.
Epfeiman A. H.. No 5ls East Broad
street corner Gwinnott street.
Ficbhols. H.. northwest corner Liberty
street lane and East Broad streets.
Elchhols. selig. No. 1919 Cemetery street
corner Wuidhurg street lane.
Groves. " c.. northwest corner Barnan1
ana Bryan streets.
Gildca. Neil. No. 100 Broughton street.
G,lina. J A.. No ? Drayton street.
Gonken. Hartman H.. No. 81 Broughton
street. east
Helmkeu j. IT,. southeas, corner Liber-
IS and whitaker streets.
Hart Francis. No. ~ Jefferson street.
Hoffman J. r.. No ga President street.
Hermann a Hcrenthier. No. IS Barnard
street
west
Kelly. A. r.. Bay lane. near Bull street.
Lyon. John a Co. northeast corner
Broughton and whitaker streets.
Lane. y. No. Is Broughton street. east.
Ievan. Chas. H.. No. III Congress
' MeircSe' p. A.. No. $50 Bryan street
Naming r.. No. q Bay street. east.
Morrison sarah No. ao oslethorpo
Never. J. r.. No Jn Sims street.
WrAlpn. T. T.. No. - Price street.
Neu. otto W. No. 90 Brougnton street
west.
,borue avenue aud Reynolds streets.
Ch.tek John northeast corner Bay
and West Broad streets
peters. Fred. northeast corser Bur
,oaghs and Park avenue
Reilly. L. i2s Bryan street west.
poenfsch. Martin q Co. No. 30 Brough-
ton street. west.
Reeopoualos 4. C. q Co. No. 2is Bry-
an street. west
Rehm l.. C. northeast corner JEFFERSON
"a Alice streets
Pepke. John. No go Drayton street.
uo1Eer ] W Bro. southwest corner
We BROAD and Jones streets
Raakln s.. corner West Broad and
Gwannett streets.
sampson. r.. 900 Bryan street. west.
schwarz. George. 5i7 Congress street.
west.
stenens. Harry. East Broad and ogIe-
thorpe avenue.
scbwarz. George c., corner Congress and
whitaker streets.
s~braars. II. j.. No. 40 Wilson street.
gchulters, G., No. ii6 Price street.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15
AFTER HUSTLER GANG.
..uuoIS CHASE on DETECTIVE
,t,rcu BORDER RUFFIANS.

...,. "a ti- Victim and Had Fight
..lsu,e Of ~.
u The Los Angeles Times.
no ha~ had probably as many
escapes aud adventure OF
...4t sort a. human bcin=
flr Is j. y Brighton Of 40
East Los Angeles.
81 u he ran away from home
the one Hundred and Fif-
.u1.s Volunteer Infantry, serving
.. and nine months Ia the Civll
r ia.t nlne months being spent
...-sHtiuc prison AT the close OF
r r, Nas ordcrcJ from Tennessee
and was discharged thetr az
rt5rlo in the winter OF 1856
s fhe next nine yearF' said Mr..
r. Il was "a cowboy len Texas. driv-
e IRON san Antonio 70 Abilene,
IS my brother aud / were liv-
FA city. Kan There was a big
cattle rustler- there who were
.., couutryman and Gum gang.
He ped 90 dispetse. Several OF
bIe1 and others were given
uu- .u me penitcnuary. served
e. state detective in Junction
Nau lookug w cases OF Illegal
selling and cattle stealing. ana "a
aH.Ie after was appointed To in
....a.. 90. Talbot murder case aud
teu days after took it ! had
sh, murderer. two of whom
tueed.
t,crybodS Carried Gun.
l. during the palmy days Of All
.... saw exciting times. however.
A.fe the days when every man
iu gun in lieu OF % buttouho.c
ana gave q bullet ia place u a
..frlne 7 was sent there by tho
..'a. castle Company Of Illinois TO
could toward btcaking 10 a
Iespcradoes and cattle rustIers
f~ the CBnton Esng Ny wife
ufott from Pecus station. Tex. 10
Iu 81 wagon. aud went direct 10
Ie. which was the gang head
Thcs we're a tough set. VINO
rather shoot man than stop TO
question indced. II was custom
those DAYS Co have man for
about siN times we,k
system of opcratlna was 10 steal
re stock people. who were mostly
ani then run the cattle down
....o. where they would Doe Dis
.f
iu with the gang without their
Horh keeping in touch an the time
.n, proper authorities but they
sp. suspicious and laid plans TO
.H O.. up. They held me up one day az
zz.c ot several guns aud asked
mrhaucally q / was one Of those
detectives. Of course. ] told them /
lul they came 20 the conclusion
Ht had been a little hssty.
.ts time I was forming ms plans
900 fuu.tN 10 partly carry out my plans
,m when "a teuderfo0t from the states
rn. into that part OF the country ana
un $4,000 head OF cattle and start
.U Tho leaders 81 tine Clautou
n'tea to The tenderfo0t Tor posi-
roo bis OUTFIT 20 look after the cat
He refused 90 have anything to
tacm one day they sent him n
Hlr him to call "a their ranch
..n Dee arrived they deliberately
t H. man dead
>tartrd On the Trau.
are neI 20 tho mountains. an
mo 90 go slone too. hut 7 excused
-1yine wHs going hunting I
Zoo f1r ] jumped 90 my horse
tn tHe county seat whore J talk
plans 20 'hc sheriff tie wanted
.Ht posse hut I siii could d.
Iarr dd however take one
.eHe sai been over Tho frsil.
auI a'so know ,tetF member
.re Pos sia'
ne.t haste fo Wilcox AND were
tHt .He gang had Hci to Mex
.rtw thls was untrue. aud 90 the
30 SoIamouvUl. 7 learned thst
ANue in the bills near there
30 the sheriff of the town aud
h.m tnHI tha Ffr- was there and
d "a f..s n. Oh !
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15

While at breakfast this sheriff who had
.NN me % the fort happened io ride tn'o
O. ard the deputy went 10 him with my
il of his story. He came tearing
90 the restaurant ana asked n ]
u lgii him tha, his deputies were all
ueradoos. ] said / had done nothing
fhe kinda bold blum. by the way
at tine same time I jerked my gun.
hhed the fellow by the neck Shovel
'-m back against telegraph pole, anJ
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-15

Adopted
The Joint Committee on Public Health
ana Finance. 40 which was referred the
petitions Of Mrs NJ. + Houlihan and
Mrs. Catherine otto. asking the refund
ing % sos each paid for cleaning and
aiilna up sinks a. No. 2 Rcppard ward
and No ~ Mercer ward. beg 20 report
favorabiy thereto } q. Jarfeli,
Chairman Joint Committee.
Adopted
The Jolut Committee on Public Health
and Finance, % which was referred the
The labor world., 1900-01-27

always had clearly defined reasons for
her opinions
learned at last to know that inteuse
sympathy for the lOWIy and oppressed
largely governed her. She would al
most instinctiveIy rsl,ouss' the cause
of the weaker party. II did not natter
whether it was poor miner struS-
Cling for his rights. a Filipino fight
ing for independence O" E0er con-
tending against the British, you could
tell beforehand which side she would
champion if the weaker party had TIT.
slightest shAdoW Of right on their side.
Her sense Of justice was very large.
She had large ambitions. She ha
planned to enter the profession Of the
law, her intention being to become a
public speaker and more forciDly plead
her writings. But right in the midst
Of her labOrs. her hopes and her ambi-
ed by oVerWOlk. the tenement in which
she lived became too fral FOR her
cause has lost one Of it's most devoted
friends
The Twentieth Century club, of
which she was the corresponding sec
leta.y. has lost. also. one Of it's abest
workers.
But, although she has gone forward,
it would grieve her to have us call her
dead She had exceedingly clear ideas
of the hereafter for one 50 Young.
She had full faith that the trust and the
combine on earth would lead the peo-
pie ultimately to more fully UNDER
stand the Importance Of universal CO.
operation in which the many and not
the few will have advantage She had
very clear vision of the future life, be-
ilevmg that death was but another
birth, as the bursting bud expands in
to the full and perfect blossom.
Let us hope that she may realize vet
the hopes unfulilled on earth. Amid
the many grades of human. develon-
ment she will meet, on the other shore,
she will have greatly widened oppor-
tunities.
In the aftertime, when we meet hr on
the other side, we shall know why It
was, perhaps, that she crossed the riv-
er SO early.