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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-19
COPPER BOY INCORPORATES,
New Bingham Company Formed
with CAPITAL of 1900, 600 Sh ares,

The Bingham Copper Boy Mining
company filed articles Of incorporation
with the county clerk today. The capi-
tai stock OF the company is placed at
81 600, 900 divided into 100000 shares OF
the par value Of 81 each. The officers
are. c. w. Morse, president, A..
Hanauer, Jr., vice president; j. H.
Hurd, secretary, and w. A. Cooke
treasurer John Dean Is the other dl-
rector.
The company owns the Copper Boy,
Copper Boy No. 2 Copper Queen, Cop
per Queen No. ?. Oracle c., Florence c.,
Great Chief, East Extension Of Butte
and Boston and o. X. Fraction lodes,
situated in West Mountain mining dis
trict The property lies immediately
west Of and adjoining the Great High, +,
land Boy mine. About 800 reef OF
work has been done on the property,
and some large bodies Of low grade
one have been exposed. The company
expects to resume work shortly
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MIN ING NOTES.

Engineer V. r. Strange went out to
Bingham today.
Four car loads OF Star Con. ore was
reported this morning. teFehl
The Northern Light assessment be-
comes delinquent today.
Three car loads Of Carlsa ore was on
the market this morning,
Manager Duncan OF the Overland ieft
FOR the mine this morning
The Bullion Beck people had two cars
Of ore on the market this morning
Uncle Jesse Knights Humbug mine
reported with cars Of ore this morn
ing.
The Taylor and Brunton sampler
people report 10 cars OF ore at thel'
works.
Mr.. A. 7. Egan leaves for st. Louis
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1.-THE MORE YOU SAY THE LESS pRoS---
REMEMBER" ONE WORD WITH vs.
SAPOL-I0

= -
for sealed bids to furnish app,o,,..
5000 feet of standard six.lncb 81, ,''''
water pipe for the city, only ,v s'' =,
posals were submitted, wslos ~
opened today They were; r.,,,. y
Dumbeck, 60 cents per Llnes, ~.
p. j. Moran, 6s7s cent? for ~ io0Ia
IN addition to the adyertIsen,aaas, .
TONED, specifications were ,.s,s' =
Colorado Fuel a Iron compeby \, Y
;. Cast-lron and Pipe Foundry S,. us
The Mine a. Smelter Supply s NM,
and a number OF other Iarga S oos.
none Of which seemed 10 car ', y \
Mr. Moran, being the lowest VIZ
was awarded the contract. ''a
The board also decided IN sa,...,.
for bids for grayeling the sa. ,
on each side Of Second West $500 800.
Eighth and Tenth South streets ''''1'
a great amount VI corre,rnis,,.
that has accumulated was passss ny
as was also the appropriation B.i, !,
the department for the month n Inn
airy. " " '''N
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CON. MERCUR
VERY ACTIVE.
The Stock Remains Firm Around
$500 Per Share,
MAY DAY STRONGER TODAY.
Lower Mammoth LOwer - Mammoth
Closes Firm-Daiy West sun
Advancing.

The day was quite lively on the ex-
change, but the trading was confined
almost entirely to the lighter priced
stocks. Daly-West handed out %
shares at higher figures and was want
ed at S8l. 20 per share at the close, AJAX
opened the trading at SlS After this
stock was called the brokers hurried
down the linz until Consolidated Mer-
cur was reached when 1890 shares OF
this security changed hands at figures
around 50. 70 per share, the last sale be-
Ing effected at 81. 20 Lower Mammoth
sold at about 81 20, while Mammoth
handed out 700 shares at a little over
the two. dollar mark, Sunshine was
traded IN 10 the tune Of 900 shares at
"a and % cents per share. Tesora was
weaker today, while ValeO was dealt IN
AT about the old figures. About bOO
shares Of Ben Butler were released
around at slight advance oyer
cents, while 10000 shares OF Boston
De Lamar brought 81 for the lot.
Among the non.traders Grand Central
was strong and was wanted AT So'vo'
'There was an offer Of Sl.02 for Rocco
Homestake. while Creole was posted at
30 cents. but did not find a taker The
other stocks were firm closing about as
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ADJUSTMENTS.
lo>~o~~>~~<~o~~~~o~~~~o~.~~

It Is doubtful whether the New
Grand ever had such an opening night
stock company performance as last
night on the occasion OF the presenta-
ton OF Nell Gwynn' by the Cummings
company. The production created a
surprise that was little short of the
sensational, From first to last Il went
with a dash that fairly rang with the
true dramatic spirit, Even the most
ardent friends of the company ex-
pressed their establishment, while
Manager Mulvey surveyed the situation
from the rear OF the house with a smile
of intense satisfaction. IT'S hit;
It's a hit" he exclaimed repeatedly in
high glee. And the audience agreed
with him though II did not understand
the why's and wherefores. To the
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.

this evening to be gone for several
weeks. %
The Bingham Gold and Copper com
pany, are shipping a car load OF copper
matte from their new smelter. day.
The late, assessment on the stock OF
the Picnic Mining company's stock has
nearly all heer oaid. II became delin-
quent on the 10th. u,e
Horace G.. Mitchell, O big mine owner
Of Leadville, is stopping off in Salt
Lake for few days on his way home
from the coast, 4,-,,s vnus
+. II, Bostwick expects to go down to
the Orizaba Mining company's property
In Milard county on Thursday, where
he will start work on the copper show
Ing recently made. 1AH iF bi"'it
The Utah Mining company has an
other car load Of high grade ore on the
road. An assay from the last shipment
showed Az per cent lead, 1877 7-l0
ounces silver and will net the company
800 per ton. 'ilatH
A prolonged conference was held to-
day between the attorney for the Sun
shine receiver and Messrs. Moore aud
Slack who are negotiating for eastern
purchasers. No decision has yet been
reached in the matter n1.lN Il
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10 CURE rHE GRIP IN TWO DAYS
laxative Bromo-Quinne removes the cause
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.

Omaha. Neb, Feb. 19,--Cattle--Re-
ceipts 200. Active, strong TO i0c nigh
err Native beef steers, 4.O0G5,SO; west
ern steers, 3.7OQ4 40; Texas steers, 800
q3.S5; cows and helfers, S,00dbS.sO; can
ners, 2.O0d2 80; .stockers and feeders,
3 .2594 40; calves 00Q1 %; bulls, stays,
ETC.. 2.5O64,00
Hogs-Receipts, 300 Shade strong.
er. Heavy, 5.22ikG5. S0 mixed, 5000
5,22la; light. 5.15@5 25; pigs, 4.bo45.lOS
bulk OF sales, 8, 2O05.25. rtI
Sheep-Recelpts, $500 Steady to
strong. Yearlings, 4, 4O@i.75; wethers,
.OO6l4 so; ewes. ,4OQ3 so; common and
stock sheep, 3.6OQ3.S5, lambs 4.5OV
8 co.
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PEOPLE VINO ARE PASSING

Bishop Seaman has gone East on a
business trip. He win be gone two
weeks.
John K. Hardy returned yesterday
from a weeks visit TO Cache Valley and
southern Idaho. ta
w. NJ. Grebenstein, formerly with
hotels in Detroit, Grand Island, Mack
NAV and other Eastern places Is the
new cashier at the Kenyon, succeeding
n. Harvey Wray, who win be In the
auditors office OF the r. G. w. after
March LIST
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

New York, Feb. 1s.-Butter-Receipts,
400 packages: steady; fresh creamery,
l6G23c; June creamery, 1Sq2Oc; fac
tory. 1i@l5c.
Eggs-Reeeipts, S,77l packages;
steady: western, at mark. l6iac; south
ern. at mark 15hql6c.
Chicago. Feb. 1S-0n the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
quiet; creameries, l4q22c, dairies, 1lh9
ll&c.
Cheese-Actlve, 1Oh@liAc.
Eggs-Qulet; fresh, l5hc.
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KANSAS. CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city. Mo, Feb 19.--Cattle--
Receipts, 5000. Beef steers steady; 9TH
ers stead yto weak, Native steers, 4,4O
d5.5U; Texas steers, 3,55Q4, 40, Texas
cows, 26Od3 5O native cows and heif-
ers 2 .50@4.5O, stockers and feeders, $3.50
ai.70. bulls, .0OGl 3j; calves, 5OOq6.5O
Hogs-Receipts, 1900, Steady bulk
of sales, 5.25a5.35; heavy, 5.25@5 Big;
packers, 5.2505,3j; mixed, 6.2QU5,35
light. 5.l005 Is; workers, 5.lOI5,2O'
pigs, 1896 05.
Sheep Receipts. 1000 Steady to
weak. Muttons, 3,5044,i0; lambs, 4,I5Q
bl5
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DowIE's zloN BANK.
A Legislative Committee IL to Make
nm Investigation of A.,

Springfield. H., Feb. ia resolution
was adopted by the house today pro-
viding for the appointment Of a COM
mittee Of five members to investigate
the Zion City bank OF Chicago, con
Quoted by John Alexander Dowie, the
alleged faith healer.
The committee Is instructed 20 make
It's report together with recommenda-
lions as 10 needed legislation, not later
than April 1 next
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Mining suit.

A damage suit was yesterday after
noon commenced in the district court,
by the Chicago and Bingham Mining
company against John Hodgens ct al,
10 recover $500. For cause Of action
plaintiff alleges that the defendants
contracted to do development work on
the Liberal lode mining claim at Bling
ham. but failed TO do so, hence plaintln
claims damages In the sum mentioned
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DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Denver Colo, Feb. 19.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 400 Dull and weak. Beef steers,
8 .5OG4.75; cows, 2.5Od3.15; feeders,
freight paid TO river S.OOqiS5i stock
ers. freight paid TO river, 3254i. 40;
bulls, stays etc. 2,0O@ Is.
Hogs Receipts, $50 Five cents low
or. Light packers, 5.20a5 25; mixed
and heavy. 5.25G5.S0.
No sheep.
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reTeAY POUND noIlo..

oST BLACK HORSE A IgS! 4
old IooSs like N right shoq Shout d ~.
front feet white, white sl ~, pveas * IA
nne sorrel horse about y |, % ~ ~
I I'm $ above describe. All nj o. 80. Y
e g. ,a,, ,s s vii he sold a. az ~
Fs +. Pound. John o. Na'
keeper. ----.---.---
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TWO MORE ARE ARRESTED.
Jong Ming Causes Additional
Trouble on Plum Alley.

Jong Ming. the Chinese reformer, took
matters into his own hands yesterday
afternoon and made a raid on o joint
IN Plum alley and succeeded in carrying
on a gambling layout while he game
was In run swing The Ieformer was
accompanied by j. A. Augustus, G, ~.
Gilbert ~ the Y NJ c. a. and II. w
Smith. Ming carried his find TO the
police station and later sw0re 10 two
complaints. before City Attorney Steph-
ems, which caused tho arrest Of Wong
Tong and Wong Cling. owing to the
excitement which Is now running high
IN the alley 70 is feared that the REFORM
er Is IN danger. but he says he is de-
termined tc put a stop 20 gambling
among his countrymen, highbinder or
no highbinder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-19

When pain or irritation exists or,r
part Of the body The apnlIcatjs J
BALLARDS SNOW LININEyT M
give prompt relief Price q ssig
cents. Y. c. " |. Drug Don't
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MORAN GETS PIPE.
Only Two Bids on the Contract Re-
ceived by the Board.

The board OF public works held
meeting this forenoon and transacted
the following business:
In response to an advertisement first
published on January 20, 1901, calling
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-02-19
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Max. 100 at S1N.
con. Mercur, 1000 at 1928, seller ten
days 400 OF 3, 2219, seller ten days; 200
nj 3.22, seller ten days 800 at $40, sell
Ter ten days.
Day-West 50 at 3i2O.
Lower Mammoth. 200 at $50; 100 at
LIS: 100 at 2.76, seller ten days. 400 at
2.75 seller ten days, 200 al 2.i5; 200 at
2.14: 200 at 272; 100 at 2,15iR.
Mammoth 100 at 2.i5A 100 at IA 100
at 2.lS. 100 at PISA, 100 at 2.ls; 100 at
2 1914.
May Day, 1900 a: ga 500 at 41% 600
al 47&: 500 at As: 100 at ga 200 at A..
Northern Light, 5000 at 3h; 1000 at
on 1000 al 3h.
silver Shield, 1000 at 2lh,
Sunshine, 100 at "a, GOO at 20.
Swansea, 100 at 3.S5
Tesora, 400 at n, 200 at 49,
Valeo 100 at 80.
Ben Butler 1000 at 6%; 1000 at 6is,
100 AT ca: 1000 at Ga.
Boston DE Lamar 5000 for 1000; O,OVO
for II 90
Manhattan, 1000 at 9-l6.
Yankee, 900 at II.
Shares sold 30, $50.
Bringing Sl79S2, 90.
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ST. IOUIS WOOL.

st. Louis, Feb 19-Wool dull and
tending lower; territory and western
medium, 14l5d16h fine, lliaQl4h;
coarse, llR9A. 1914
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SAN FRANCISCO WOOL MARKET,

San Francisco. Cal Feb. 1S.-Wool
quotations; spring-Nevada llNpl3c;
eastern Oregon, lOal3c; valley Oregon,
llGl5c. Fall-Mountain lambs, eWlOc;
San Joaquin plains, 6qIc; Humboldt
and Mendocino, lO@1lc.
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STOCKS, INvEs1MEH1''
AND BONDS.

r,s, Bank and Commercial , ''S ss;srl.'
o1n nsb, and anal sod. loans on st9'sil .'sss
pSeTt s sso@ INSTITUTIONS trustees s. 80
and capitalists VIII receive u,ifs.T lie j.
tion. ' N Maln So
TeL III
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san Francisco, Feb. l9-Wheat--
Steady; MAY, 2sh; Dec, 1888 cash. 90.
Batley-Nu sales cash, ",
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

registered and coupon, l.l3A Is, regis
tered and coupon, 1.l0%.
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ELCIN BUTTIIR MARKET.

Elgin, H.. Feb. 1S,--Butter--Frm at
DC no offerings. Output for week, 40
516 tubs.
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ORE AND BULLION REPORT.
MCCORMICK & co

eil,.er and lead ores ....S49. 500
Cyanides .,.,,. .'.,..' '''''' '''' 'ioo"
Total .,.. ...,s .s'. '''''''' ''No'i"VV
BAMBERGER & MMILLAN.
Bullion ..,. ..., 49,, ..,.,'. ''..AooSZ
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MATINEE AND BAu.
chrlstensen's Hall on WashInrr,
Birthday. "
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RosToN COPPER.
sAN rnANCIsCO GRAIN.

Boston, Feb. l9.-B, & NJ, s.2i; b. &
b.. So.
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LOST.

RAY MARE, 3 hA a., kDosr
name s1 a. tan ~ zH ss EisssiA IA"
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Ask
For 1t.

Hundreds OF good housekeepers who
have used Three Crown Baking Pow
der. Extracts and Spices wiz use no
other kind as they know the brand
Three Crown guarantees them pure
and good article at a lower pHce than
the imported goods would cost. Ask
your grocer for the Three Grown
brand the next time you order goods In
our line.
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Feb. 10, 1901.
Today's clearings $50. '''S4iV ~ 90
Same day last year .,'. ,''.' 55i'oVl'1o
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PRODUCE.
Chicago. Feb. l9.--May wheat opened
Of 20 TO 75h and sold to 75%,
close Wheat--Feb,. 7S%dQA; March,
7SNgN; May, 75%,
corn-Feb., 1874; May, 4OhQ%.
Oats--Feb.. 24ls; May 25h.
Pork-Feb,, 1880; May, 1h00.
Lard-Feb,, 7.4O; May, 745; Sept,
1874,
Ribs--Feb., ZOO; May. lo5; Sept,
7i7ls.
CASH wheat--No. 2, red, 74h976; No.
3, red, 1905; No. 2. hard winter, 7lh@
72is; No, 3, do, 7Oa7lh No, !. northern
spring, 1906; No. 2, do, 72'Q15; No,
3, spring, G5Q73,
Corn--No. 2, $3.50; No 8 Ss@h.
oats--No. 2. 25'; No. 3, 25h.
Rye--s9k
Barley-3Sq60,
Timothy--440.
Fax-Northwest 1s06164.
LIVE STOCK,
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

WIN. II. Chlld, stock Broker
400 Dooly Block. Telephone 6si'2'
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Cattle Receipts, 5000; generally
steady, Good 10 prime steers, 4.SOg6.OOi
poor 20 medium s,4O@4,7O stockers and
feeders, 2.7OQt440; cows 2.5O041O; helf-
ers. s.5O@4.s5, Gamers, l75q245; bulls,
2,sOW4.2o; calves, 40O46.J0S Texas fed
steers. 4,0o@5O5; grassers, 2,2O4S.sO;
bulls, 2.5o93eO.
Hogs-Receipts today $1,000; tomor-
row, 10000; left over, 4,75l; opened
steady, closing easier. Mixed and butch
ers. 520G5371a; good to choice heavy,
5.SOQ5.40; rough heavy, 5,l6a625, light
5,i5@5.35; bulk Of sales 5,S0Q5S5.
sheep-Receipts, 10000; strong to l0c
higher. Good to choice wethers, 5000
$50; fair to chooe mixed, S,5OQ4'op;
western sheep, S,9OQi5O; Texas sheep,
2.5OQ3.60, native lambs, 4,25q5.25;
western lambs, 5.0005.25,
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this evening to be gone for several
weeks. t
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10 CURE ruE GRIP IN Two DAYS
Laxative Bromo-Qunine removes the cause
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The Bingham Gold and Copper com
pany, are shipping car load OF copper
mnfia from their now amelter q daY.
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Tho Ridges testimonial in the Taber-
nacle takes place tonight a large
number Of tickets has been disposed
Of and O huge financial and musical
success is confidently anticipated.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-07-24

q common soldier in the Algerian cav
airy, knew that by every law Of birth
right he was now a peer of England.
4 The yagabond throngs Moorish,
Frank, negro, Colon-p paused as they
pushed their way over the uneven
road and stared at him vacantly where.
he stood. There was something in his
attitude, in his look. which swept over
them, seeing none Of them, ia the eager
lifting OF his head. in the excited fire in
his eyes, that arrested all, from tho
sdullest muleteer Flooding on with his
string OF patient beasts to the most vol
atile French girl laughing on her way.
He did not note them, hear them,
think Of them. He remembered moth
ing save that he, and he alone, was the
rightful lord OF Royallieu. Holding
the journal clinched close in his hand.
he went swiftly through the masses OF
the people out and away. he little not.
ed where, till he had forced his road
beyond the gates beyond the town. be-
syond all reach OF its dust and its bab-
bic and ITS discord. and was alone in
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-07-24

Wil-y dog that had lost leg Il one OF
the famous battles Of Gran and lain ia
Its dead masters breast through three
days and nights on the field. Cigarette,
shading the lamp with one hand. glanc-
ed round on her family. They had all
histories histories ii the French army.
which was the only history she consid-
cred Of any import to the universe.
There was raven perched high. By
name ole-qui- Yeut. He was a noted
character among the zouaves and had
made many campaign riding on his
owners bayonet. He loved combat
and was specially famed for screaming
- Tue, tue, tue!'' all over battlefield.
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Cigarette glancsl round on her family.
He was very gray now, and the
zouaye's bones had long bleached on
the edge Of the desert.
There was a big white cat curled in
ball that had been the darling of a
Tringlo and lad travelled all over north
Africa on the top of his mules back
seven SEASONS through. In the eighth
the Tringlo was picked off by a flying
shot
There were little Bouffarick and three
other brother dogs of equal celebrity,
one in especial, that had been brought
from lChalons, in defiance of the regula-
and had been wounded dozen times,
always seeking the hottest heat of the
skirnish. And there was. besides these,
sleeping serenely on a straw palliasse.
a very old man with a snowy beard
and a head fit for Gerome to give to an
Abraham.
a very old man-one who had been
a conscript in the hands of young
France and marched from his Pyre-
mean village to the battle tramp Of the
MarseilMise" and charged with the
children of Paris across the plains Of
Gemappes, who had known the pas
sage of the Alps and lifted. the long
Ecurls from the dead brow of Desaix
at Marengo and seen in the sultry noon
day dust Of a glorious summer the
guard march into Paris, while the peo-
pie laughed and Wept with joy, surg
! ing like the mighty sea around one
palc. srail form. SO young by years, SC
absolute by genius.
A very old man, long broken with
poverty, with pain, with bereavement
with extreme old age, alone save fol
the little Friend of the Flag, who fol
four years had kept him Oh the pro
ceeds of her wine trade in this Moorish
attic, tending him herself when in
town, taking heed that he should want
for nothing when she was campaign
ing. In her sight the survivor of the
army of Italy was sacred; sacred the
eyes which, when full of light, had
seen the sun glitter on the breastplates
of the huSsars of Murat, the dragons
of kellerman, the cuirassiers of Mil
baud; sacred the hand which, when
nervous with youth, had borne the
standard of the republic victorious
against the gathered Teuton in the
ThermopylR Of Champagne; sacred the
ears which, when quick to hear, had
heard the thunder of Arcola, of Lodi
of RiYoli and, above even the tempest
OF war, the clear voice Of Napoleon.
Cigarette had religion Of her owr
and followed it more closely than most
disciples follow other creeds.
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800 circling down to take its daily
tss4Re aims from Cigarette where
her bright brown face looked out
from the lattice hole Cecil, with some
OF the rough riders of his regiment,
was sent far into the interior to
bring in string Of colts, bought Of a
friendly desert tribe and destined to be
shipped to france, for the Imperial
Haras. The mission took two days.
Early on the third day they returned
with the string Of wild young horses,
that it had taken not little exertion
and address to conduct successfully
through the country into Algiers. Cha
teauroy was himself present when the
colts were taken into the stable yard,
and himself inquired, without the me-
dunn Of any third person. the whole
details of the sale and of the transit.
1T was impossible, with all his inclina-
ton, to find any fault either with the
execution Of the errand or with the.
brief, respectful answers by which the.
corporal replied to his rapid and Inn
perious cross questionings; hence the
inspection passed on peaceaDly. As.
the marquis turned on his heel, how
ever. he paused q moment.
81 Victor! =
- y commando
s. have not forgotten your insolence
with those ivory toys, but the prin-
cess herself has deigned to solicit that
1t shall be passed over UNPUBLISHED.
She cannot, Of course, yield to your inn
pertinent request to remain also un-s
paid for them. + charged myself with.
the fulfllment of her wishes You de-
serve the lash, but since miladi herself
is lenient enough to- pardon you yon
are to take this Instead. Hold your
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ARLY that morning when the
snowy cloud Of pigeons was
circling down to take its daily
aims from C,ipa rette where