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Evening star., 1901-11-04
New Fields Opened.

within recent years many lumbermen
from the north have been attracted to the
southern field; the forests of Pennsylvania
Michigan and Wisconsin having been al
most exhausted, many of the leading wood
men of those states are now engaged in
cutting timber in the south The forests
of the three states just mentioned were
once considered inexhaustfble, but once
numbering begins in earnest 40 forest area
is tnexhaustible. The present condition of
the forests in many northern and eastern
states Is sufficient evidence on this point
THE south now has a great army of
lumbermen cutting away its forests and
in spite of their great extent. unless the
cutting Is done on conservative lines the
day Is not far distant when the conditions
now existing In the north and east will be
found there also. For this reason il is en-
scouraging to see the interest in practical
forestry displayed by the owners of private,
timber lands. This tendency to cut timber
conservatively, looking to The future value
or the forests as we'll as to present profits,
must be the safeguard. Conservative meth
DDS are now being taken up in the north
when almost too late, and It will be greatly
to the credit of southern lumbermen IF
they begin the protection cf their forests
in time, taking to heart the sad experience
OF people in other sections.
I'm addition to more than a million and
half acres OF private forest land in the
south, the bureau OF forestry has requests
Auf Inc HdHofiHE OF more tnan %oW,OO0
acres in other sections. Added to this are
nearly 50000.O00 acres of Unftad States for
est reserves and state lands. for which thu.
bureau is asked for technical assistance
from time to time
Not only have the people throughout the
country shown interest in practical for
estry, but Congress at It's last session SO far
recognized the Importance of the govern
ment's work In this line as to raise the 6i-
vision of forestry to the rank OF a bureau
The annual appropriation was also In
creased from $S8.520 In 1900 to $1S5,s40 IN
1891. Still the demands .lpon the bureau
continue to greatly outstrip its resources.,
Evening star., 1901-11-04
MUNYON'S
RHEUMATISM
CURE

When Prof. Munyon says his Rheamn rissu
Care Wi cure rheumatism there isn't any guess
work about t-there isn't eny falsesialement about
H. Ii cures without leaving any III effects IL is q
splendid stomach and nerve tonic as well as posi-
tive cure for rheumatism
Al the Munyon remedies are just reliable, zsc.
vial. The Guide to Health is free Munyon, New
York and Philadelphia.
Huxr0ps INHALER CURES CATaRRu-
Evening star., 1901-11-04
Political Conditton.


The first territorial election was held on
the 9th of November, 1900. resulting in an
overwhelming victory for the home rule
party; they electing their delegate to the
Fifty-sixth and Fffty-seventh Congresses,
nine of the fifteen senators and twenty-five
representatives out OF total of thirty Be-
fore the passage of the organic act state-
ments were made that the great majority
of the native Hawaiians would not aIIy
themselves with either the republican or
democratic parties. but would form a party
pledged to principles opposed to the admin
istration as 1t existed at that time: In
other words, that the principles of .home
rule or Hawaii for the Hawaiians" should
prevail. This was not taken seriously by
the leaders of the republican or democratic
parties, but 1t was confidently expected that
proselyting campaign would be success
full As the registration of voters pro-
gressed 1t became evident that the prac-
tically free franchise created by the or
ganic act would be generally avafled of
by native Hawaiians as the right to SUBJ
stitute the Hawaiian for the English Ian
guage as an educational qualification made
1t easy for them to do so. Notwithsta tanding
a most vigorous campaign by both demo-
Gratis and republicans, the triumph of the
home rule party was complete OF a total
registration of IL ,248 voters 10,1O3 votes
were cast
General Conditions.
Mr.. Cooper presents the following agree
able picture of life In Hawaii:
while sonas Of the picturesquensss Of
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Montauk Point susge.ted.

Some officers OF the army are in favor
Of utilizing large tract of land on Mon
tauk Point, L. l.. for joint army and ma
tional guard encampment and as one Of the
three sites authorized by the last Congress
for that purpose The suggestion has been
made that the proving ground at Sasdy
Hook be transferred to Montauk Point,
where the geographical facilities are better
adapted than at Sandy Hook for the ,iring
OF guns and other ordnance tests
Evening star., 1901-11-04

publicly reprimanded. Admiral Remey was
not satisfied with the sentence which he
declared TO be entirely too lenient. In his
Endorsement he regrets that the accused
could so far forget one Of the first requisites
of an offfcer as to lose his self-control on a
slight provocation from an ignorant person.
Evening star., 1901-11-04

The estimates for apprepria tions required
FOR the next fiscal year aggr egate 81, Az 444
Evening star., 1901-11-04

Manager-'Weil. have you the program
all nxed for next Mondays concern
A8sistant-sThe proeram's all right but
there's another row among the artsstes.a
Manager-"What are they Quar-eling
about now?s'
Assist istant-"Ahout whose turn I. is to be
too III to appear. ."-Tn-B Bits.
Evening star., 1901-11-04

A few specials in Black
Peau de Sole:
Evening star., 1901-11-04
Lansburgh & Bro.

2o-inch Colored Taffetas, a
iull line of coiorings, includ-
ing black, white and cream;
the goods originally sold for
ooc. and 75c. Special An,
for a few days. 80. FYS.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20

More practical work and shorter doctrinal
s'rmons distinguish the puipi; of Il day
bishops and plain ministers OF tho gospel
are putting ;remendou, energy into the
cats" OF good government and public
health
The Injunction Minister 20 this sick and
suffering" Is h.inS literally ohey.i.
cicrHym"n are investigating remedies a.
they have never done before. taking them.
themselves and family. frankly recommend
Ing tho valuable ones and Ccndcnning o.
worthless
Rev " f. Adridgc. Of Birmingham.
Ma. says he considers IL his duty - lot
his people konw about Panss celery com
pound. as h. speaks from personal knowi-
cig. lie says
Gentlemen had been afilc:ed for ten
years with what thought 20 b" heart Us.
ease. but after having tho physicians eN-
anime me. | learned that was almost dead
with Indigestion. They told me tha, ;hcy
could give me M dicinc TIA: --:uid rcli.v.
me. hu, there no permanent cure
Then | began using Painc's celery com
pound. which CAV. ri. immediate relief;
and now | ain well and enjoying good
health. | can recommend raines celery
compound 10 be the bcs' remedy for all all.
m"n's ! ever used. and furthsrmorc. tel,
my people II they viii Use tho compound
freely they will have no doctor. bills to
pay. REV. ". r. ALDRIDGE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20
.C0ULDN' 7 GET
OF F THE BOND.
Joseph Price Said He
Was Tired Of Gam
bling Connections.

Justice lcrom" had another ontcn ..
gamblers before him to-das IN IN. IT.
hrary az The criminal Court. building
In :hc nr-, place Joseph pricc. %, No
- Elizabeth street. who was on George
Isrothcr'ons bond FOR i?.;yt', wanted TO
got OF the bond He said that n. WA.
tir"d OF being mixed u? with gambler
and Nant.d to get rid ~ them all. Jus
tic" Jerom. told him shat he would
hav" To surrender Hroih-r,on in a prop.
or way. aud told Brotherton tina, il,
bond was stIll good
Frank Jones. VINO was arrested IN the
rad by the Committee o, Fifteen a; No
- West Tn 'y-sisth street, March lS
was charged With being the case keeper
IN thu faro game ~ 'h,. alleged gam.
hlinr place His cas-" went over I" 10.
morrow
BERNARD . Sell and John Daniels. M"
srr. arrested IN Ia. same ra,i ~er~
hold in u 90 each for tn. Grand Jurt.
.fasr-. T Howard and Nathan Hud-
-on n"r. charged with being game
k..IS, =; NJ ~ IVES, Thirty hrst
y'r."' They scrc arrested on M"rch Il
Tr-v waived examination and we're ned
70 Sl.i"b ball for tho Grand jury
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20
STOLE FOR A
DYING MOTHER.
Two Young Men Made
Sure Of Getting Lux
uries for the Invalid.

Ludwig Linperi, ,w"nty-one years old.
wing AZ No. j5a k:a., one Hundred and
Forts .,hird street, ani his brother carl
scniy-six years. were arraigned before
Magistrate H.ilsr IN .hG Mprrisania i'n.
!re Cour, I'M, afternoon charged with
l'rc.uy.
They al" the son. .: a physician. nov
irld Yho stooi nigh IN 'l,s profession.
poo! l1h nc"is
t.udsg "a i ."rk 10 III opucn. goods
sore OF Iicnry '.ora.h i, No. 81 Maiden
.re. An investigation shows that he
IA, stolen between s3.opO and 500
worth o. goods In snort time. Brother
carl pawned tn. goods AZ fas, as l.ud.
wig stole them. The young men say
,ha, their mother Is suffering from con
sumption. 2:i ,hst in order TO make
sure OF lGSur,.s for her IL was neces.
aary for them 10 steal.
Attention ~aE attracted t. tho crime
bt Carl. VIII, was noticed going In and
out OF pl~nsh"p, BY Detectives GOA
speed ana O'Hricn. Of tn" Alexander
avenue police station. They followed
-. young man learned that Ludwig
worked In Mnid.n lane. and had an in
tcrv!cw VITA the latter. employer. The
exposure followed. In court this net.r.
noon Ludwig was held In ti.1S bail mid
Carl In {l,J" for examination to-uorro~
morning.
An Evcnins World reporter investi-
gated the case and found Mrs. Cath
crime L!n2"rt. the mother OF the boys.
lying on her dcathocd at No 1874 E1ist
One Hundred and Forty third street
She has been sufferer for somr year.
with consumption. ana ~;pcc the holt.
DAYS hNs b"cn 50 n,u.h worse that sh.
h,- been confined to her bed The doc
tor siys she will probably die inside Of
'wO weeks. 1t was not deemed SAT. to
inform her o' thc arrest Of her sons
Her married daughter. Mrs sherman
said Ike boys had always loved their
mother. ana when Ludwig heard the
doctor say tait sh. mus: have Lclicaci.s
": stole the goods from his employer
wiz, whom ne mad n-cn for SIX years.
TO get them. Mr.. I.orsch. hi. employer,
sad this afternoon tina; h. would not
pr.h the case AGAINST the boys.
The boys father. Or. I.inprrt, was a
w"il-knp~n physician. lie died twelve
years ,sn. and a, that tim. the family
Lived In IVES: Thirty eighth street. wher..
they had resided FOR thirty years
They were poss"sse. ., considerable
property. but lost /; all
Or Lnpcrt was the founder o. the
West Siic Dispen-ary In West Forty
ssc1s,. street
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20
RAMAPO FIGHTS
FOR new LIFE.
Monopoly With Help
of Senators Seeks
State Privileges.
tsp-.ln to u. rr.nln. World

ALBANY March 20 Tn. Ramaro
Ehos, will no; down The monopoly =
making another attempt % have III"
Legislature gran. Il n new lease Of ~"
Senator Bracket. Chairman ~ the
Senate judiciary Committee to-day
stated that |: had under consideration a
proposition TO draft BIZ comforting
ppon tho Ramspo Wafer company m"
rights accorded BY the Transportation
CORPORA tons iaS
sectlon to confer such rtsh's was
added TO the Ramapo repeal blu IN tn"
Senate. bl.: was afterwari eliminated
when 1; was shown 'AAt /, would render
tho repeal Law Unconstitutional
Lawyer Edward i.anterhach stated
during the Ramapo hearings that II the
Morgan bill became n !aa II would DE-
prive the Rnmapo Company OF even -
powers under tho TRANSFORMATION cor
porat!ons act.
Il was though, az ,ffc .i',N, however,
that the argument WAS only PIT forth
for effect. Senator Hrack-:t thinks now
Lhni ;hc LautcrSich contentious were
correct.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20

Clergymrn IN every teno:lination are rec.
cnincndiny o their parishoncrs these March
'lys the great spr.rg remedy that makes
rroplc well earnestly indors!nK the work
oi Dartmouth Colleges generous scientist.
and frankly lending their influence to that
OF the best physicians advising the use OF
!'G.ne's celery compound now spring has
runs.
rs soon one has fairly begun 10 us
r.!nes celery compound. every day
rt'H toward assured health. Nervous. ~
happy and feeb. persons mn their .8S
becomes moro .oild. a moro htaithy MI
iakcs the place 0: the waxy. ssI!ow vs.
and there cntncs an llCreas. in the volIi
0f the blood .nd an improved normal
petite because OF this rapid feeding Of ~
entire nervous system. Ks
Clerks employers. lawyers. doctors. mol II
81. Q: families. hard. working men an
women n every state and country ant
hosts o. brain wOrkers-thr most INTEL gen {.
Part of every ronmun'ty-are to-day tnkinS
PANE, celery compound with II. hApp,-ss
results to relieve th.msclX.. Of rheura-
usin. neuralgia. nervous exhaustion. dy',d
pepsia. slecpiessnes. and Low spirits.
Get rid OF ianguor, clear the mudd,. un.
healthy skin, plump Uu, the BODY. and &c,
back to normal, vigorous condition with
rlinc'- celery cnmrouri-and begin now.
March j. III" month when 1t is easiest TO
begin health.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20
CAREER OF THE
NEW PRESIDENT
Practical Railroad Man, from
Whom Great Things Are
Expected.

Mr. Grcau.nse- ir the r-e.idcr, ~
the Minnesota Iron Cnmpsry. and Is
eors,itueC companies. Including tho
Duluth and Iron Range Railroad lic l..
abou, ATTY year. ~ age and has hoo,
having had experience IN cvr-y nh,."
% ra.lroadinS from H-cn,r 90 nre.i-
dent.
he gas born In Elmrn y = ard
WAS educated q tho r'mirl Ere"
Academy. We began railroad Ne on :hc
Erln ROAD Grirr switch engines After
ward he served In almos: every cspac-
ity ~ 10 the general manager - he
various railroad properties comprising
the old Utica, Ithaca and Elnlra Rail-.
road Ccmpar, now n par 81 the l."-
high VALLEY system. serving under
Presidents William T.. Burt Ezra cor
ner. " V. Poor. Or Edwin f:ldridgr
and Austin Corbiu.
In 1885 ne went W-', TO accept ,lc ros..
ton OF Master Mechanic Of wh, (. now
the ch!casn and East Illinois Railroad
Company. Two years later y" becain.
Master Mschsnic OF tho Duluth and Iron
RANGE Railroad. MAC r-,oa promoted 20
Genera! Superintendent, and IN Nssa "a.
elected President OF tina, road. shlch
eosi.ion ne has since orcupiel
In December las, ne also sucCeedei
n. D. Bacon as president Of the Min.
0esoa Iron Company and all II. con.
0t!tuert comraniey. IN most 81. nj,
sailEoad experience Mr. Grea,singer
6ss been identified with Mr. y. r.
Porter, OF the Federal Steel Company
Nc aSeSnpAR l.,
Brooklyn and to assume NJ once HI.
AN duties.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20

rhstlc' Garcb, who VS. found COM
c-alcd IN the room ~ Mr. and Mrs.
edward Weston u, rDr Waidorf.Ns-
torIa. On March I, was found g'tity to-.
dan I-iprn Judge Foster iic vii be
sentenced IN Monday Carer IS Inc
man who was robbed In the Tendcrlo!n
ot several thousand dollars worth Of
smuSEled diamonds several months ago.
shortly After hts arrival In tails city
from Chiu.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20
CHARLES CHIP RESIGNS.
4 UmptroiIrr Golfer Disruasrs the
withdrawal Very Drieny.

Charles r. Chpr. Assistan, Collector
NJ assessments aud Arr~,rs In 'he
Comptroller oiticc. has resigned.
cumpir roller cnlcr Simply said: MIR
Chip handed in hts resignation and /
accepted H. lie has been In the de
partn,,Gt tw.nty-fouT year. ::..' iE
IruWiic old"
chiitp Is - member OF II" Harlem
Democratic Cub and !, m"nncr az Isaac
\. HcLp~r's Thirty-frst Assembly DIS.
ire. Tammany organization
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20
MINERS AGAINST STRIKE.
INT Tho. Wan, Hrcoxnitio" from
IiarOns .in,i u Wage Scale.
fsr~.l.l % M Evening WOMB

Especial . Thr Evening Womb
WlLitESitARRE Pa. Marc,i " Thy
Board ~ Trai. OF this city appealed 30
President Nichols. u the tn.tcL Min.
Workers. D!st,!lt No. !. to do all ne can
10 avert a strike. declaring 1t would ic
calamity in This section. President
Nichols replied to- lay, saying:
''As ono o. the officers o! tho United
Mine Workers. | vii! do everything n
my power {, avoid strike by trying to
arrange For jein, conference. We are
no, asking Tor tHc recognition OF tn.
union on purely technical grounds, SIi
are striving {" obtain a Join, confer
.ncc 50 that seal" " wages may be
arrN nscd and adopted
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20
SHOT MISSED
RUSSIAN CHIEF

BUDAPEST March - Fi-,d MarrhAl
Jabla1.zy Dc crn'.y-r.Sy chief ~ tho
C;endnrn.rtc Department ~ the Minis.
,rN q. National Defense. Nas shot At In
the street ih'r afternoon BY man who
orcred him letter which the Field
Marshal declined TO accept.
Tau nass-r-hy seized the would he as
si-Sit WHO gave tho nan,o Of JChan q II
a former lieutenant ~ tha GNndarme-..
Department
Tho pr said he had been dis
l.4isscd rar Ur reason and wished 10 xii
,hc Field Marrhal or VI revenge.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20
LONDON ANXIOUS
OVER THE CRISIS

LONDON March cn-The W.s,mias-
Ter Gazette this afternoon makes r-ssi.
m,stig comment on Gen. Hn'hh. refusal
30 accept tlIc rcac- torn. offered by
Lurd Kitchener. and connect. this re.u-
sal Win the situation In China
The IaEer, says the Powers arc a;
skies and rrr.n- IN the Far East and
that any day may SEQ the commence.
ncnt ol y struggle from which the
Beers may recover their own.
Tn. allure OF these peace neGoua-
lions means that the military position
In South Africa Is not yet decisive
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20
PASSED OVER MAYORS VETO
senate Decree. that Atlantis" tv~.
nur Tracks Nc D-pr~..rd

ALBANY March :h--senn,o- WaS-
rsr's hill providing tha, tho l.,rc Island
Railroad Company AZ ono. h~pr"-s is
tracks on Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn.
was nasscd In IN" senate to-day Owes
the Mayors veto
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20
SULTAN'S SPIES TOO ACTIVE.

toSsTAST1SoPI.E March N.-.Much
annoyance Is felt In diplomatic circles
here al the presence 81 TURKISH spies in
the vicinity OF each embassy during IN.
last few days
The foreign Ambassadors are making
representations TO the Turkish authort.
t!e0 ca the matter.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20
HAMBURGER AFTER DAVIES.
AasemhI. man Threatens 4" Have
.\ttOrn~, -G~nrrai imp~nrh~L.

'sp~fs 70 I'M f.N'''hG N"9n
ALBANY. March 0.-tnl'sS Attorney
Genera. Davies advises the Assembly ny
nexr Tuesday whether or no, !cg's-
is,or has III" right 10 ac"ep' u Zee or
salary for work in addition 10 his l.gis-
la'ivc duties hS-emhlyman Iiirburx"'
will offer resolution impc,ching ;M,'
Official
Mr hamburger has been 4" months
trying {" get this information AMI CAV"
NOTICE on the floor Of tn" Assembly to-
day that he would proceed 90 "Str"mi-
,i". u the Ntorncy-Gcneri' d!i not re-
Spond.
Mr.. iiarhurEcr aims ~ Senators Arm
etronx. Mrlhy and Rair"s mud Assem-
blymen Leafs and Aids
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20
TRICK TO CATCH WOULD-BE
K|DNAPPERS INEFFECTIVE.
Somebody Talked Too Much and Now the
Criminals Have Been Warned.

the h!inapp.rs. sho w.r- tod they
would ~ paid.
The trick /. OF however Some
body talked. rho i.ol.cs NV II wss \
servant Etri. 'ni that .h- told ~v"r~-
l"dE IN ,hH ueighoo-h"od OtH~r. -aN
II wn- Oy,'rz"alou. police. officers
Tn. s'orN ~ tn. tHreaten'.H Iri'.rs
appeared N tn- papers his evening
uuI th" kidnapp-Is nav. been wr' ned
1h"r" !. 10 l't"iihb~i ~ NO e.,er
Nr!'cr Keeping N" apy-pin mcu'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20
R0ss|TER BOUNCED.
Continued from Frs, r,seo

bean 80 favorable a. they are y, 7r.s,
en:
''In Accomplishing ,hess results NJ
Rc~siier's innuenc" and "Hor,s hav"
been foremost ard 10 ;he n"w ne'as ~
effort 70 which he proposes 20 devote
himself this board extends to MIN e..
sincere wishes FOR similar success
Resolved That the secretary hr In.
StrucTed 70 transmit an engrosscd COP,
of the ahov. resolution IN Mr. Ross.
Ter
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20
tss.r.., to N. rr.n,ns wsrl.

BOSTON. March 2o.-Scveral DAYS ago
Nelson Curtis. brother OF Edwin I. Cur
els. ex-Maynr OF Boston. received a lot
ter from some unknown persons stating
that unless 500 wnr paid hi. eight
year-oid son would he kidnapped.
The letter was turned over TO III" 20
lice. Appointments were made. and to-
nigh, Oaief inspector Watts and .evef l,
inspectors yer. 10 wait the coming %:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20

RIG Wise landlords begin advertising
i ne world on Sunday and cou.
leoldiy and Tuesday on Tho
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Continued from Fir.t Page

again Her husband. Oscar Van Dyke
Paine. was ristoiy affected
Mrs paines condition borderd on
hrstsria. and % was only after several
Swallows ~ brandy had been giv.u her
that .h. partially. rcgiin"d he. compo-
sur" The court Attendants we're very
-oiic.'ons. remembering the fnin;lng
spell from which she suffered week
ago. and during which she remained I'M
conscious for over m hour When
nha!!y sh" returned I" n" oJft-room
her face vas chaik-whi,-. hu, her eye.
Ids N.rs pitir,iil. red
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20

Full tabl at toardlng-houses
where Sunday World Wants an,
nounce vacancies.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20


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w" "'''' -.
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sur" IN" Court attendant" "er" Ne's
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now and then n. Hou,a ,,,L =,
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said MIR Moss II, M, tina, on. ~, ~.
letter, taken from your priv,,. ho. h,
Mrs kintnor?"
what she took and whs, sh. didn',
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-03-20

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A. Mr. Mos. read these word, slowly
and inpre''ivrl, Mrs. Paine Va. d-ep'y
affected. Her lips au.re,cd, and incn
she suddenly gave way to violent sriet
she placed dainty lace handkerchief
10 her syes and sobbed aloud.
Mrs. Keller. who was seated beside
her. psAesa her arms about her. aud