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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-30

The events Of the past few days make
II clear that Great Britain and Germany
are drawing together-a fact that strength
ems the peace of Europe and may have a
potent influence upon the settlement of the
Chinese questions.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-30
The Great Man.

Philadelphia North American.
''They said in all his literary career he never
wrote anything but common sense"
'Alasi 1 fear some enemy is about to coun-
teract this"
''Why?'
They are going to publish his love letters"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-30

The occurrence of President McKinley's
1ifty-eighth birthday yesterday recalls the
fact that he Is one Of the youngest Presi-
dents we have had. His military service
In the civil war. which was the foundation
OF his political career, began at an early
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-30

Jersey justice has sometimes been
uneered at, but 1t will not suffer by the
outcome OF the trial of three fast and
fashionable men for a diabolical murder.
Eevere as their punishment is it is no more
than they deserve.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-30

ished tippIers. With an army of at least
10000 tramps in the United States. and al
ways liable to a sudden increase, the ques-
ton of how TO deal with them is a live one
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-30

Really. the question whether the Presi-
dent or Congress desires extra session
Is not important. 1t is a question of ma
ttonal duty.
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FOR A NEW MANAGEMENT.


school for Girls and Female Prison
House bill No. 299. introduced yesterday
by Mr.. James, relates directly TO the In
dustrial School for Girls and Woman's
Prison 1t abolishes the present board OF
managers and provides for the appoint
ment of new board which shall consist Of
two women and one man. The members
shall receive $500 year salary and not to
exceed 500 year for travelling and other
expenses incurred In looking after the at
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-30

Chicago Times-Heral
well, I see the people OF Syracuse are in
luck"
How SOP
Andrew Carnegies going to give them his in
come for twenty minutes. that they build
a library
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-30

1t Is still doubtful IL the Kansas method
Of enforcing law by violating law will
command general approval
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-30

A bill providing that county officsrs shall
begin their terms OF Office on Jan. l. sue
ceeding the present incumbents. has been
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The DAILY JOURNAL
WEDNEsDAY. JANUARY 80. l9Ol.

Telephone Calls (Old and Newt
Business once. xsss : Editorial Rooms.-..sa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-27

have been persuaded to stop a little
longer for changed programmes
celebration of some sort, shall we say?
Surely it ought to be easier to keep
them for a dance than funeral, eh?'
"a funeral which is indefinitely post
poned," smiled the Duke eye to eye
with him.
He believed that this man and his
son had been guilty of a crime by
which he was now profiting, and a
strong repulsion chilled his hand at
their hypocritical touch. His unfor-
tunate predecessor had made friends
of them Ito his cost and, therefore,
in the peculiar circumstances Of his
case, he was not privileged to turn and
suddenly rend them without apparent
cause. But he could give them a sly
and covert stab, just enough to let
them see his intention and his power,
and this he would find a certain savage
joy in doing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-27

asst. No moment 20 spa-a for tia. cx.
cWs'tn together. -hey would nsoi
frca quarter of an hol. at least fot that
and they could not be late at their own
table.
Seven courses Of dead sea apples,
served up with different flayors. each
one more CHASTITY abhorrent than the
other. That was the Palgraye's opin-
ion Of the repast set forth in their own
dining room that night.
To have so desperate an uncertainty
hanging over them and not to be able
to end it! There was madness in these
hours to them both.
Randall could have shouted his Joy
when the ladies left the table The
strain relaxed a little with Sir James
alone. though there was always that
hateful necessity for appearing suave
and Indifferent to lost fortune and a
Dukedom.
t1lItANt 4til uNtl tut hAAAlANi t0htt 1T
last. and Sir James murmured some
thing about a letter or two which he
must write as he was leaving the next
day. He hoped they would not mind
if he left them TO smoke by themselves
for an hour?"
Did they mind? outwardly. they
were courteously regretful; within,
wolfshly ready to hasten to his going.
with a push through the door by the
shoulders.
For a moment they waited. TIL his
feet could be heard no longer on the
oak of the stairway. They knew he
had gone TO the little sitting-room
next the small suite occupied by his
wife and himself lie would writs
there, or doze there-it mattered not
to them.
Now The thing could be done at
last. 1t was a thing that had been
managed once a day, with some eau
tion, by one or other of them seldom
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-27

through all they had had 10 endure at
the Bunch of Keys Inn. To get through
the ordeal-to escape-to go where a
certain mystery might be made clear
to them.
But their obligations to society were
not ended with the adjournment Of the
inquest, or their bitter parting with
the enemy.
They had Sir James and Lady Clan
Garden and Anne O'Neill on their
hands. They were forced to drive
home with their three remaining guests
and talk over the events of the day,
and keep up appearances, over a leis-
urely stretch of five miles of sunny
road, which might-to their feelings
have been twenty times the distance.
1t was four o'clock when they left
Cookham. 1T was nearly five when
they reached the Moated Grange. Lady
Clancarden professed herself "pining
for tea. The wretched hosts were not
allowed five minutes grace Tea prov
ed protracted ceremonial. At six
some neighbors came IN, ostensibly t.
talk over the wonderful occurrences OF
the afternoon; really, perhaps. to spy
out the nakedness of a land no longer
frightened by jewelled coronets that
glimmered in the distance.
Seven came. The intruders had at
last had the decency to take themselves
away; but Sir James Clancarden mani
tested an eagerness for his hosts so
ciety, unwelcome as it seemed to their
morbidly suspicious minds unusual.
Would the agony never end? Why
could not the man have chosen some
other time for discussing the details Of
his and his companions departure on
the morrow? Lady Anne was import
ant to their interests, but even She was
as nothing to them in these narrowing,
these endless moments.
1t was time to dress for dinner at
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-27
CHAPTER VII.

Its difficult to pick up dropped
thread exactly as it fell, Cousin Randall
he went on. There must always be a
little difference. Still. if you see no
reason for my keeping away from my
Mischief and your Moat, I'm not sure
that I need hunt for any myself
The little ALTERATION had been a
mere chance, not the result of design,
but there was fearful suggestion in
it, nevertheless that wrung the nerves
of father and son like so many bolts
of electricity.
q cannot spare him to you, Mr.. Pal
grave broke in Lady Mary, with
freezing civility. r shall have the
feeling about him now, that once out
of my sight one can never tell what
may again happen"
He could have no more faithful
watch-dogs than We" pursued Randall,
flushing darkly.
Yet even watch-dogs have been
known to turn upon their masters"
'FBut upon their friends, never"
"How is one to know ones friends
or ones dogs?" interrupted the Duke
and Savernake felt an ever-increas-
ing sense of pride in him. Yet
apropos of nothing-your suggestion
isn't a bad one. Aunt-Aunt Mar,
and Savenake, why shouldn't we all
three spend tonight on board the
Mischief, instead of at once going off
to Lurlworth Towers or-Or Cleveland
square? The plan has it's temptations
Which I must help you TO resist"
quickly said Lady Mary, danger sig
nal lighting in her eyes.
Each move of Palgrave's she sus
pected now. She knew that he would
be ready to play desperately. An in
yitation to dinner meant poison; a
night on the Mischief $50 fatally near
the horrible Moated Grange.) that the
house-boat would incontinently be
scuttled.
It's not often a woman's mission
to show man how to resist tempta-
ton limited Palgrave, slyly. She
generally leads him into it
That depends upon the woman
and the temptation" retorted the
Duke. But as to this one, why-I
may come down upon you when you
least expect me, Randall mine"
rs that a promise?" with an effort
at lightness.
Surely "-laughing-' don't take
it for threat?"
Randall controlled his feelings well.
IF not to expect you be to have you
as a guest. we shall try not to expect
you at all
Hope, not expect. as the repentant
murderer said about getting to Para
disc, eh?"
Anne, standing near with the Clan
Gardens. looked at her lover in sur
prise. Neither she nor her guardians
for obvious reasons-bad been In
formed of the old fued between the two
branches of the Blandon family. nor
yet of the new suspicious cherished
by one or the other
Maurice had always seemed fonder
of the Palgraves than she had quite
been able to understand Besides. it
had never been the forte of the lazy.
| good-natured young man to make sharp
| speeches, even to those he did not
| like as well. To-day he was quite
astonishing. And what an odd little
coupon of American accent he had
picked up. or purposeIy cultivated
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-27
A CHARMING GROUP OF TRIPLETs.

The benefciaries the royal
pound the queen to
babies
soldiers
sent present of e4 mother who had
which
mother might have got il she had
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-27
THE MACE OF THE HOUSE OF coMMoNs.

worship without nQuirng
wonderful endowed with every
British House Of Com
photograph taken
photographs in the House OF
NJ p who has monop-
and snapshot
bauble herewith represented TO
Parliament get
funciony him
IA he s a
probably delegated authority
of
o Ia
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-27

sessions he was taking, to do him such
credit as he could.
Thank you for certifying to my
poor handwriting" he murmured, as
for little they were left alone. ct
was good of you to stand by me"
He put out his hand and taking hers
clasped it warmly before dropping it
again. AS he did so he looked her full
in eyes, and hers dropped away from
his ardent glance.
To any outsider who had observed
the little scene, it would have appear
ed commonplace enough, but to the
man and the girl it was a crisis and an
electric shock
For the first time in his careless life
Maynard seemed to realize the full
worth of his manhood the possibility
1t gave him of winning and holding
such a priceless flower among maid
ems. He had never known a woman
who had personally or socially the
right to be called lady He hardly
knew how to address one. yet he felt
instirctively that the knowledge would
come, that he had the strength as wei
as the will to gain this girls love.
Some strange new magnetism of
touch and look, that Anne had not
previously felt in her lover. causeI an
odd and far from diassrccable tingling
to dart along her nerve system with
the Close. bIief rroaenre of his hand.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-27
TEACHING RUSSIAN OFFICERS sURvEYIN.

This Illustration
gives object the instruction of the
the field 1t
S soldiers permanently under at annual direct
than The officers
Guiding 1O12 all military
trey State
ton particularly
Russia still liability
be called
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-27
CHAPTER XIII.

There had been but one thought In
the minds Of Randall and Blandon Pal
grave, but one desire animating them
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-27
CHAPTER XII.

After all, recklessneSS is often the
best policy when man plays for high
stakes in a desperate game and can't
afford to listen to his conscience.
Jack Maynard's first public attempt
at forgery was a distinct success. The
foreman of the jury, who had one or
two written communications from the
young Duke during the negotiations
for the boat, was prepared to
swear to it, and other disinterested
parties volunteered to do the same.
Amongst these, to Maynards surprise
was Lady Anne O'Neill, and he was
half sorry, half grateful for the favor.
Be that as it might, however, the re-
suit was the same. Success was as
sured-the day won.
The jury were duly instructed that
the Duke of Leicester being alive, the
body in the outbuilding must be that
of an unknown person, as to whose
identity further inquiries would be
made, the inquest being adjourned for
q week.
Even the two Palgraves were forced
to come forward now. What could not
be cured Cat least for the PRESENT. must
be endured; and their dear cousins
identity being officially established
they were the first to press towards
him, laugh off their own doubts, plead
their conscientiousness, and cordial
iy shake hands with their miraculous
ly restored relative. Indeed, none save
themselves knew quite how miracu-
lousy restored he actually was!
With the adjournment of the inquest
the room gradually emptied, shouts be-
ing heard outside as the Dukes return
was noised abroad. But few init
mates still crowded round the hero Of
the hour, 10th to lose sight Of him,
congratulating Lady Mary and explain
ing to the conplacent Seyernake.
For a moment as Maynard found
himself near Lady Anne O'Neill, his
Hoyant courage deserted him. He
"a shy boy, Conscious of hands and
I'd defects of speech and manner
all his quickness, he had
IN able wholly to rectify.
speak; and at least he
the dead man whose DOS
The Washington bee., 1901-12-21
Eo0TLIGHT NOTES.

m. paris theaberG give away an
svs-ape of $500 free tickets daily'
London people spend on an ave- -, -
sayen shillings year In thea'eF 'i'A
cts .ha
It ia said that PiesrO Mascagni' ' 'Io
T.alina composer. has signed a eIn- %
traot for an eight weeks tour IN 'hI-
ool,ntry with an Italian orchestra, De
c,;,,T;as early in tho fan. for WhicA
bs is to receive 100000.
1ame. MeIba is great lover oH 'ns
Rt-e., Thames. and fur the third 81
in succession has taken a chafIAEs
sassa hanso as AAnl0Nb above h"1
- = tie QAAOrx Woods WITH
- zzssuA sgDa EeHA to s
The Washington bee., 1901-12-21
N<@GAA dH577
LEADERS SINCE 1867.

All giyeables bought of us are boxed
Free, if they are boxable. Umbrel-
las and Canes bought of US engraved
Free. Leather Goods bought of us
stamped Free.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-21
Our Gift List is Long One-Our Gifts Values Strong Ones.

Mems Reckwsar, 25c to f..
Mems Suspendsrs 25c 10 400
Mems Mufflers, soc to S,
Meas Dress Shields, 81 to f.. so.
Mems Canes, soc S..
Mems Umbrellas, 81 TO SI5.
Mems Wool Gloves, 2sc to SI.so.
Mems Walking Gloves, s. to s..
Mems Lined Gloves, soc to 81.
Mems HandkerChiefs. IOc to 81 50.
Mems Pdjamas, 81 10 $I2.
Mems Night Shirts, soc TO 81.
Mems M4ckintoshes, 81 to SI2.
Mems Rain Goats, g to $50.
Mems Cardigans, 81 to S..
Mems Hose, nc TO $3.50.
Collar and Cuff Boxes, soc to 81.
Travelling Bags, soc to $40.
Dress Suit Cases, SI.25 to $40.
Mems Fancy Slippers, ACC to s..
Ladies' Fancy Slippers, 75c to s..
Boys Fancy Slippers, soc to 81. so.
Mems Silk Hats, 81. so to So.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-21
ArKnn.as kangaroo Ranch.

An Arkansas planter is making ar
rangements to start a kangaroo
ranch. The hides are valuable and
the tendons extremely fine, and are
the best thing known to surgeons for
sewing up wounds and especially for
holding broken bones together, be.
inn much finer and tougher than cat
sut.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-21
WINTER TOURIST TICKETS,
SEASON IooI-2

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
The Baltimore &iOhio Railroad has
placed on sale at all principal Offices
East Of the Ohio River, Winter Touris,
Tickets to points in Alabama, Florida
Louisiana, Mississippi. New Mexico
North Carolina and Texas; also Hay
Gzs, Uuha. and Nassau, N. P. at re-
aacsd rates.
Esr additional informatiou csx NJ
Agsat Rslti@Sre k50klo RR.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-21

r.r. Dress Suits, s2I.5ote $40.
$ 5 : Lr~~y+do ~,. Suits, SIS to to $40.
j ; 6DrTroats, $50 TO 5000.
= TTFfrr Vests, il to $50.
= Hogse p Goats, S TO SI2.
Bslb Blankets, S2.95 to SIS.
J 9orsr Ions Coats, $5to$Io,
! Hstb Bath Blankets, 1886 to 30
}, ,ToreIty Suits, s g5to SIS.
> T0yeIty Oyrrc0ats, S3.45 10 $I5.
= -Nrrkwear, 25c TO soc.
: Srs1euders. 25cto soc.
; HIgadEerchiefs, Han 3 in box IS to 25c
, Gloves, 25c 10 500.
I Canes. I5c 10 soc.
!, Dress Suit Cases, $3.50 to S..
/. Rain Coats, $40 and SI2:So.
! LWgCkint0shes, $3.50 10 30.
.s,.r ,s Jmbrellas, SOC to 81.
/. 09er Hats. s 10 $50.
.C5fand SuHHals, 81 10 90.
-<Far Collars, $3.50 to SI2.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-21

in mind that we sell
no goods Of doubt
ful quality-but on
the direct contrary,
we personally guar
The Washington bee., 1901-12-21

Col. Stewart M. Lewis entertained
quite a number of friends at his house
last Saturday evening. 1t was a mag
nifcient affair. Those present are
loud in their praises of the courtesies
extended by Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis and
Miss CrOpper.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-21

Mems Fur Caps, $3.50 to I2.
Mems Fur Gloves, g.. so to $50.
ChllGren's Hats, 25c to s..
Ice Skates, 35c to S..
Roller Skates, soc 10 csc.
Bicycles, SI2 to 81. so.
Eastman's Kodaks, Soc to S28.
Plate Cameras, SAYS to 500.
Mems and Boys Sweaters, 7sc to S..
Golf Clubs, S5e to s9.5o
Caddy Bags, 81 to S7.5e
Golf Balls, Dozen, 81 to So.
Safety Razors, 75c to $40.
Air Rifles 69c TO CSC.
Flobert Rifles, 81 90 to S..
Poker Sets, 81 to $40.
Playing Cares, Ioc to 81.
Punching Bags, 81 to S..
Boxing Gloves, 81 to S..
Footballs, 75c TO 81.
Whitley Exercisers, IS to S.
Fencing Foils. ST. to S..
The Washington bee., 1901-12-21
Is 1t a PlIisr Sgt Bedroom Suit Carpet Some
GueLGV BsdWaT, Or Stm2

We want you to regard this store of ours as
supply house-where you can come at any
time and get what you need-without count
ing your money, or wondering if your credit is
good. We want you to keep it everlastingly
The Washington bee., 1901-12-21
From the PrOgT SIS.

President Roosevelt did not touch
on the proposed gigantic Negro lynch-
ing com bine in his message to congress
as predicted. Probably he had been
advised that it would be unnecessar,
that the scheme was impractical and
could not be carried out.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-21
Reference as to Title

Hon. Robert E. Hand, Erma, N. J.
Dr. Way Clerk, and Ex office Register of Deeds, and
Huffman Esq, Cape May Court House, N. J.
Samuel H. Wick Of Wilson, N c.. POstmastern Pres
Washington, d. c.
Manager For particulars apply GEORGE LAND AN
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY. Room COG st. NV Washington
The Washington bee., 1901-12-21
Christmas Buying Is Now At Its Height.

realize this year than before greatly
alTant do the Christmas buvng early We tempt
ing with grand values today.
The Washington bee., 1901-12-21
Secure Homes

while. "The GEORGE
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
acres May House.
mile the Atlantic
beautifully located, and healthy
ravd by County
an advertisement Or
The Washington bee., 1901-12-21
Six Hundred and fifty
Choice Lots fOrsalel
E3ch Fifty BY One Hundred and Fifty Feet
Price from Fifty 50 Dollars up,
A DISCOUNT MADE TO CASH PURCHASERS.

Time purchases First payment not less than five dollars
MONTHLY payments dollars up, according ability
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29

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mere emo e apart go0t % biligt
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eller Sfoplano, og oa blir Oct uneo.
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oltina bore belapet paa at BRUCE
&egnoanb til al Sitg o. inbrette Jig
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goot gar efter aor. Der fan man
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fenmelia iiffer lloiigt til at ftnrs
arbeioe fig op fra ringe g~sgpnSelier
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Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
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IONS; Tanmatt pppiier 1925 IONS.
Sapan itnar neoenior 9anmart ps pp.
piier bare 16. 200 IONS.
Sc All stibe, iOm GuslanO bar
bpesei | be isriie 9 Raaneper al bette
gar. err bet i~tprits antal, ipm bar gnaet
al Stabelsn / ct iao fort Tiosrum. 125
al benz er beitilt ira llolanoet. Spanno
bar psiaa mango ucenlanoite Seitils
linssr.