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The evening world., 1901-08-09

The work Of rescue wa begun I'M
mcd!a&ely. It vas supposed. Of
course. that every one In the Pullman
ca would be dead and many on IL
chair car. Much to the surprise Of
those who were hrst on the scene Il
wus found that most Of the PullmAa
passengers had climbed out the via.
dows and that some Of them were -.
urely uninjured.
Most Of thos VINO sustaiDsd u.
juries were bruised about tho head.
This wAs caused by tho car turning
over and dropping them to Tho roof.
Tho injured were taken to the de-
pot, where they were given medical
attention. That portion OF the train
which remained on the rails vas
placed on 4 side track. and prepare
tions were made to take the wound.
ed to Jersey City on the train that
had been wrecked.
Trafic on the road was DELAYED for
three hours by the wreck.
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Caulry. Of The East k1fty.nrs, street
station. will 80 10 :he Linden I'm Gem.
e.ery. In Queens County. accompanied
BY DR.. J. C. shannon. and max. the
post-mor,em examination.
De,.c'!v Mccaulcy alleges tha, he
has secured evidence to show ,ha, IA,
kiri died from the results Of an opera.
lion alleged to have been performed by
a woman doctor. lie also states that a,
the time o! her death no .epor, va.
made to the Coroners' ONCE. under
Whose Jurisdiction the case would l".
saily come. lie also intimatcs there
arc other mysterious. c!rcams,anc-~
connected With Miss MIlltr's death
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inSx,o,i. OF No ~ Franklin street. the
v!rI's parents mad her committed TO the
House of Mercy about two years ago.
Then she W.. taken home again, ou'
after TWO weeks she ran away AGAIN
ana wa. missing until h" caught s'Hh'
o. her on q second avenue car ih!s
morning. In company with q woman nnh
an elderly man,
When they aiishtrd ~ FIRST a'"h''
and Tw-u;y-s,Nth street he Went 20 h''
sister and told her ,ha; she :nust com"
nome ~. slapped his face. Police
man Iavau was going 10 take the Iirs
In custody. when she withdrew hair
Mn from her hu; and attempted 10 stick
Il in N. policeman. eye.
Magistrate H.ann .ss"" tn" girl what
she had Ia say
II won't he put away, ana YOU can
p.rru- .,s.y. she screamed Wouldn't
,.,a, Tar you" defy YOU"
Mag!-trnte B.ann ordered the couri
on,c.rs TO take the s!-l away When
,acy approached her she bit. scratcaed,
.ough, ana screamed with AL
her might, The four men had all they
could do TO take AW Avay. although
The evening world., 1901-08-09
FAST EXP PRESS
THE D| Tel,
Injured in Wreck Of the "BIack Dia-
Limited on the Lehigh Valley
Near Leroy.

MARY KEENER. Lakewood. y. =.
II. w. ROSS, DuRalo.
Evening world-what was the
cause OF the wreck?
Leroy Gazette-Spreading rails. It
was one OF the most miraculous oc-
currences in railroad history that tho
whole train did not go and kill many.
Evening World-Tell us the cir
cumstances.
Leroy Gaxette-The train passes
through this place at the rate OF
about sixty miles an hour. 1t goes
through so fast that many OF the
townspeople gather at the station to
watch II.
There was big crowd down to-
day AID the Black Diamond Express
was Oh time. Within ten rods OF the
station the watchers on the platform
saw tho last two cars leave the train
as though swung OF.
The engine and the rest Of the
train came to sudden stop. The
derailed coaches bumped over the
ties after the train for a short dis
tance. and then the rear car. a com
bination Pullman and observation
coach, tumbled into the ditch. turn
Ing completely over.
The chair car ahead did not en-
tirely go into the ditch, but the pas
senKprs were aeverelv iOltad
The evening world., 1901-08-09
DETECTIVE Null CARE
IS EXONERATED.

William J. Mulcsre. the Central Of
hcc detective. who on July 30 shot
Joseph Bulkley dead. after a quarrel,
was exonerated this afternoon by a
Jury In Coroner Hart's court. The
finding declares:
Joseph Bulkley came to his
death Ivy pistol shot fred by
william Mulcare In defense OF
his own life. and We. the jury.
therefore exonerate William J.
Muloarc from all blame.
Assistant District-Attorney Garvan
said lie would present the case to the
Grand Jury at once. and they would.
doubtless. indict Mulcare for murder
In the hrst degree.
Abraham Levy. Of Levy L Unger.
Who represented Mlucare. said he
would be produced whenever wanted.
Dressed In deep black. a little woman
VITA snow white hair silently wep; In
tho Coroner's court. She was the
mother OF Mu!care's victim. Beside her
were her daughters. Mary wymAn and
Margaret Doogan. Mrs. Bulkley |, a
widow and the dead man was her sole
support.
Mrs. HannivAn. who rent. the house
at No. ~ Wes; Atreet where Bulkeiy
and his friends were sitting. told her
story.
she wa. dressed in a black Salsco
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~ pulled down and many got sway
through the liquor store. As the raid
Ing party gained entrance a crowd was
seen going through telephone booth.
The detectives made a rush for the In
closure only to md II empty. Investi-
CATION disclosed u trap-door leading to
the store below.
Probably $50 men were corralied. and
warrants served on three OF them.
The men were taken to the East
Twenty-second strct station and call
sent for Justice Jerome to come and
hoM court there.
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'sp~rsI 10 n. Ev.alns World,
PHILADELPHIA. Aug S-The G.an,a
arrived in, ,Sio~town thtr morning full! Of
hope and determination. They were
cheeef''i over their big Improvement In
the double-h~nder with Brooklyn yes,er-
day and ANXIOUS for a chance TO be re-
renxsd on the ouAkers.
These Philadelphia stick ~.e!der. laid
violent hands on pavis's men Lac: week.
and all OF the boys are anxious to &c,
back hard. The Philadelphia team. how.
ever. Is about the hardest nut In the
League to crack Just now.
Davts Opess Up.
Manager Captain George Davis opened
up 4 little to-day In reference TO the
'.shake-up."
IA! ! have to say" ne said. is that,
! am sti!l mana sinE the team and shall
do So TO the best o! my ability until
notified By the proper authorities OF a
change. ! have no reason to expect
any.
II havs confidence In the mon and be.
lleve they have In me. There never Wa
better feeling In any team. and now
that the boys have settled down again 1
The evening world., 1901-08-09
AN OLD MARRIAGE
TANGLE REVIVED.
Mrs. A. N. Palmer Brings Suit Against Son by
Former Husband.

Through an action brought against
Albert 81 Shook By Joseph II. Dillon.
the assignee OF Mrs. Laura A. Palmer.
the peculiar story of',he business and
matrimonial connections OF the Shook.
AID Palmers. fasnous in the theatrical
world for years, IL revived.
Young Albert Shook. who is being
sued for SO. 7ai. II a son Of Mrs. Palmer
by her first husband. Sheridan Shook.
who was partner OF the theatrical
iirm o. Shook Il Palmer.
About the time the firm broke up Mr..
and Mrs. Shook separated. Later Mrs
Shook married her husbands former
partner. \. ". Palmer. II was said.
however. that Shook and Palmer con-
tlnued TO have friend" :-:a.d for one
another.
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the Ratting Order.

believe v. shall more than hold our
ow-, Before Mr.. Freedman sailed we
had a frank talk. He asked me about
the teams slump and I told him the
reasons for II as saw them. Hc did
not say word aeou; n change In the
management. but he did say no wanted
TO see the team play the game they arc
capable ot. lie certainly has the righ,
to expect that. and am prepared to
take tho blame II .c don't make good
Warner and Denser Left Dehind.
Warner and Dcnzer were LET: behind
~ New York Both have game wings.
D-nxcr from being hit In the pitching
arm In a game In l:cston dur'5S the
las, trip there. and Warner from an ac-
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,ec,iv. wen, down the street. O'Don-
nell. huxley and went toSethsr.
he ~as abou, Two doors away ! sasr
huxley run and Mulcare shot hinF u
Leonard Hodge. the night watchnah
5 Ss is is w.ss Street H.'sal %as es!isd soy s
defense. He testified that he saw .
man whom he did not know strike AuI-
care on the head and knock his hat on.
and strike Mu!care with it. The de-.
,sciive went down the street and a!S
revolver fell out OF his hand. He got It
again and. rising to his knees. nred At
the other man.
saw the Scs0e.
When cour, rceonvened In the after
noon. Jonn Donnhue was called to the
stand. II. works on the White Star Gne
dock. He testified that he saw the
Scufiie near the steop Of No. ~ West
street.
u saw Bu!kley strike Mulcare In the
face" he declared. Then Cudahy ran
back to- the stoop and got aomethins-t
think 1t was g!aSs-and threw Il At
get away. heard come OF the men
say; Give IT TO him. and Mulcars CRED
saw h,m .,asscr. cud.hy aud
Buikley wer. pusSins him toward Ii.
tried 10 pacify them. Right after that
heard a shot, ! did no: see the shoot
Ing"
Dr. Albert r. Weston. c"roner's Ply
sic:a!. described Rulk!ey's wound.
The bullet" he said. "entered Just
below the righ, hip and entered the
Abdomen " the left. It rad an upward
angle %, sbout Is degrees and had syi.
d.ntly, h%cn fired from = revolver held
near n" ground
Coroner Hart reviewed the testimony
and charged the jury TO give verdict
in accordanc. with the facts. The Jury
retired at 80 O'Clock.
In zen minutes a verdict was reported
which .Xon-rated Multir.
Mulcar. was sent back to 81: VinceatR
Hospital under the escort OF Detective
HOLLAND. who Will b. relieved later on,
hy another Central OHlcc man. No ex-i
PLANTATION could ec obtained at Police'
Headauar;ers why Mulcare. @ho. was
discharged by ;he Coroner. should b
kept under surveillance. Tomorrow he
will be arralgn.d before Commissioning
Whether his suspension wtn
De removed Or not could not be aseor~
taincd
The evening world., 1901-08-09

Mrs Palmer. who since became famous
ns the President OF the Professional
"omahs League and In similar orxan.
'zation", sets forth In an anidavit pre-
sented to Justic. O'1orman to-day that
her son Albert borrowed sums OF money
from her between Jan. I, 1855. and Ian
!. 1899. while living at her home In STAN.
ford. Conn. and that he subsequently
entered the United states Navy as an
ordinary seaman. but disappeared from
me United states cruiser Brooklyn on
July 10 last while cruising In Australia n
waters. sh" says that no trace OF him
can be found
Justice OGorman. after reading the
evidence and affidavit In the case. grant.
cI Mr. Dillon AN order directing service
OF the summons and complain. upon the
son BY publication. '"e
The evening world., 1901-08-09
GIRL s SAVAGE
FIGHT IN COURT.
LIVINGSTON BAT
TIED WITH FOUR OFFICERS.
Recently Out 0f the iiUusr Of NrrrS.
She Disappeared from urr
Ilon~ and N'as Discovered On
street l., lrr NrOsher. Who
CaaseL N~r \rrrst.

Henrietta Livingston, who says .h- 4.
twenty years old but who. her brother
.v.r. Is only eighteen, Hss arra!2nsd IN
the Yorkvtlc couri before Magistrate
Brann this afternoon. charged With De.
!ng w.yward and !ncor.is!ble.
According TO the brother. AtehAA AI-
The evening world., 1901-08-09
PRINCE IN WRECK.
A"i"m"hii- nnn into Ditch anA
Bruised IItn.

BRUSSELS. Aag, c-'rnr soir says
Prime. A,Ssr; OF Belgium. nephew o:
King Leopold had u nn-ro1 escape
while ridiDE Ina motor yesterday.
The motor ran Into u ditch and turned
over, with tn. Prince underneath !t. Ho
was ext.icat-d and sustained no injury
except some bruises
The evening world., 1901-08-09
Nine Persons
mond"

uiy long distance telephone from
Leroy. y. y. to The EvcainE World,
Hello. Is this The Evening World?
Yes.
This is the Gazette. Leroy. n. r..
Isl miles away. Can you hear me?
Yes, go on.
There has been frightfIl railroad
wrecn near this town. The Black
Diamond express. on the IIehigh Val.
ley. which left Buffalo Mt noon to-day
and L. due In New York at 1905 TO-.
night. was thrown from the tracks
Just outside OF this town at 1888 this
afternc :.
The chair car and observation coach
are now piled up in n confused wreck
in the ditch.
Nine persons were seriously in
jured. none fatally. The injured
were:
THE. INJURED.
LUKE JOHNSON. Lakewood. \. J.
Mrs. LUKE JOHNSON. Lakewood,
MI.
r. II. CRANE. :Nn G"ra-Id place.
Brooklyn.
.. ". BENTLEY. Pullman c"nd"c-
tor, BnHni".
l.. n. AMOS. 900 East Ninety ninth
street .N~w York. Pullman porter.
l.. ". R<i'r. 30: Fourth street.
BroOkIyn.
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STATEMENT OF COMPANY.

The Lehish Valley ofsctals in this
city gave the following statement OF
the accident this afternoon:
"At llA p. ". to-day train No. ia
just west OF North Leroy sta ton. haT
two parlor cars on the rear Of the
train dsrailed.
The cause Of the accident 10 unknown
4, this timo Both tracks were hiockst
which will be cleared about I9o.
pullman car Seneca went down tha
ditta derailed and - across bofh
tracks"
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Nicaragua nn. w n.nL..

WASHINGTON. Aus. ,.-.Slcarasua
Is la.t Tor ,hc present without S!n1is
banking institution through a ruling OF
IN. Supreme Court OF Nicaragua that
the London Bank OF Central America.
Limited. has no legal status = 0AtIA
country. aSsi
The evening world., 1901-08-09
TO O|S|NTER
BODY Of
A WOMAN. .
Foul Play Suspected in
Annie MiIIer's
Death.

On an order Eranted by Justice O'Gor-
man. Of the Supreme Court. the body OF
Annie Miller. twenty.seven years old. Of
No. aE Eas, Fifty-nfth street. who died
on July - last. will ne disinterred TO.
morrow.
Assistant District.Attorney D. 4.
Monks. who made the application on
AASdaNts furnished BY Deceive Nc.
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DEATH OF MRS. JOHN WARREN
Wife ~ = Newspaper Editor Die.
Suddenly a. Her Hone.

s"ades11 ~ Her 1SO1e.
Mrs. John p. Warren died suddenly
this afternoon At her home. No. y Morn.
inxslde avenue. She was the dauEh,e.
OF \ wealthy South Side resident OF It,
Louis and was one Of the bellies Of the
city when. = year ago las; fall. she be.
came the brile OF Mr.. Warren. a we'll
known Newspaper man.
Mr. Warren came 10 New York and
brcl:.c attached TO The Evening World.
OF which he Is Low ohe of the editors.
\ girl was born to the Wnrrens last
yeas. and Mrs. warrcns mother arrived.
IN tho city n short time ago In anticIpa
t!On Of her daughters Hin, 81.
The Lod,' will m taken to st. Louis
lL-piCrsew for burial
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she girl weigh. well under a hundred
pounds For u long time after she Was
placed IN a cell she continued TO Great
such a disturbance that the noise vas
,lainly heard IN the conr;-room.
The Magistrate said that /. was eva-
den; that she ought 10 y. sent back to
the liuUse %. MerCh and - ordered.
The evening world., 1901-08-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

FUserNsa for the iLirt, -sIH
hOsrs endIae n y. ". SatarLaS,
Aus. 10. SOr New York CITY
ana vlclaisyi t'sis io-aiubs.
Saturday partly cloudy. ~isds
beco onsi ins Sresh rl~teri,.
The evening world., 1901-08-09
G-.. Mel Nay Be !. so...-r.

TIENTSIN. Aux. 9.-t;en. Mel hns re-.
turned here and profcsses to have killed
or dispersed hundred. OF Boxers and
brigands.
The evening world., 1901-08-09
Gov. M. NJ. rub,,. c..na..c..

rhs PsnnsyivAais RAILROAD. because II oH1rs
un.urpss.s9 service. bs,1sss New Yesk asd ~
Middle wt1l -
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CONTINUED on Fourth P.ss.,
Fergus County argus., 1901-01-30
Application for Patent, No. S..
Unlted Statcs Land Office

LewistoWn. Mont, January %, 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the Great North
ern Mining q Development Co. corporation
duly organized and existing under the laws of
the state OF New Jersey, by its general man
ager; Ernest w. King whose pnstOi1ice address
isGilt Edge, Fergus county. Montana. has this
day illed application for patent unuer the min
ing laws OF the United States. for ten hundred
and eighty three tl0S3) feet along the lead. be-
ing 2Il feet 5. Ia 10 W., and S3S feet n II 10 e.
from the center of the discovery shaft Of the
Short shift lode, with surface ground $50 feet
on either side OF said lead. designated as min
eral survey No. GlOi, situated in Warm Springs
lunorganizedl mining district Fergus county,
Montana. in fractional township 1G n r 20 e,
which claim is recorded in the office of the re-
corder OF Fergus county az Lewistown, Mon
tana, in book Of lodes at page $40 and de
scrlbed as follows magnetic variation being
~ 20 e):
Said survey. No. 6lOi. beginning at corner
No. ], from which the quarter section corner
ON north boundary of sec 20 ~ 10 r20 G. bears
south 66 II c 1,6115 feet thence north So 50
W 4yi feet, thence south II 10 W lOS3 feet
thence south sS IS c $40 feet thence north l2s
81 lOSO feet to corner No. I. the place of be-
ginning, embracing an area of Il. 81 acres, upon
which notice of said application was posted
on the 2ith day of January, 1901. The adjoin-
ing claim to these premises are survey No.
b56S Puck lode, owned by these applicants
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground, vein, lode, premises or any
portion thereof so described, surveyed, plated
and applied for, are hereby notified that unless
their adverse claims are duly filed rs according
10 law and regulations hereunder, within the
time prescribed by law with the register Of the
United States land office At Lewistown. in the
State OF Montana, they will be barred by virtue
OF the provisions of the statute in such case
provided.
Fergus County argus., 1901-01-30
IL Is the Worst In the World and the
Prices Are ExtortiOn-

In the matter of telephones England
is probably worse served than any civ
ilized country in the world. says the
National Review. Switzerland or
Sweden can s'ge her points. y tele-
phone ToLOpcly was created, which
has worked badly. Qunrrcls OF all kinds
with the LEGAL authorities have arisen
as to way leaves.
know factory six miles from the
Marble Arch which has, owing to ths
cause. for years been yaialy applying
fer the telephone. The other Gay |
wished 10 syid message to friend in
n very busy little town 10 miles from
London. The lace did not appear in
the telephone directory. Yet in
Sweden or switzerland the smallest vii
age is on the telephone.
As for the prices charged by the
company. they are eXtorticnate. Par
liamcu: has considered the situation,
hut us party government is mainly
cGucerE,G with making laws which are
not wanted and rcg.ccting all that
conduceS to real Trurress, NO adequate
measures have been taken TO right the
system.
Fergus County argus., 1901-01-30
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNl q ISIS

TlMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, IS7s.-
Il Notice for publication - United States
Land Office, LewistOwn, Mont Dec. q, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act OF congress OF
June 3. ISIS, entitled "An act for the sale OF
timber lands In the States OF California. Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" as
extended 90 all the Public Land States by act
OF Aug. 4, 1892,
MIKE GIBSON,
OF New Year, county ofFergus. State of Mon
tana, has this day filed in this office his sworn
statement No. =, for the purchase OF the nwA
ne9t' sec 10, ~ l6 n. Z 10 c, Montana p. NJ,
and VIII offer proof to show that the land
sought Is more valuable for its timber or stone
than ior agricultural purposes and to establish
his claim to said land before the register and
receiver of this Office at Lewistown, Mont, on
Monday, the lith day Of March, 1901
He names as witnesses.
Jacob Harmon, Adolph ID. Harmon, of Lew
istown;, Henry Allster. John Vert, Of New
Year. Mont.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested 10 file
their claims in this office on or before said nth
day of March. 1901
EDWARD BRAssEY. Register
First publication Jan, @
Fergus County argus., 1901-01-30
rIuncnt sue WIS gone.

Eumcnt sue WIS gone.
Or so he thought. But when, after
an interval of nameless recoll. he rose
and attempted 20 stagger from the
place. he discovered that she had been
detained in the hall by two or three
men who had just come In by the front
door.
"Is this Miss Pager they were ask
ing.
"Yes, am Miss Page-Amabel
Page" she replied, with suave polite
ness. "If you have any business with
me. state II quickly, for am about to
leave town"
"That Is what we wish to prevent"
declared tall, thin young man who
seemed to take the lead. Until the
INQUEST has been held over the remains
OF Mrs. Webb. Coroner Talbot wishes
you to regard yourself as a possible
wtncss."
"Mc| she cried, with IN admirable
gesture Of surprise and n wild" opening
os her brown eyes, that made her look
HE nm asloaishcd child. what have
! got 10 DO With ~
You pointed out certain spot OF
blood on the grass, Gud-well, the. ccro-
ner's orders have to be oheycd. miss.
YOu caunot leave the town without
running the risk Of arrest"
"rhcn | will stay In IT," she smiled.
81 have no r,,ing for arrests" and the
CLINT Of her eye rested fer moment on
Frederick. Mr.. Sutherland" She con-
tlnucd as that gentleman appeared at
the dining room door, Il shall have to
impose upon your hospitality for few
days longer. These men here inform
Inc that my innocent interest in point.
ing out TO you that spot OF blood on
Mrs. Webh's lawn has awakened some
curiosity and that am wanted rs q
witness by the coroner
Mr.. Sutherland with a quick stride
leSScucd the distance between himself
and these unwelcome intruders. The
coroncrs wishes are paramount just
nuw.' said he. but the look be gave his
son was not soon forgotten by the spec
taturS.
Fergus County argus., 1901-01-30

"EoW are the ontypeTso1l In to1rn 1uho has
nothing to saU about agatha Webb"
gaze to wander through the open win
dow by which she sat into the garden
beyond where Amabel could be seen
picking flowers. As he spoke Amabel
lifted her face with one of her sug-
gestlve looks. She had doubtless heard
Miss Halllday's remark.
Recovering himself with an effort,
he repeated his words. 81 have but
one recollection of Mrs. Webb that
can give you. Years ago, when ! was
lad, was playing on the green with
several other boys. We had had some
dispute about lost ball, and ! was
swearing angrlly and loud when | sud-
denly perceived before me the tall form
and compassionate face of Mrs. Webb.
She was dressed In her usual simple
way and had a basket on her arm,
but she looked so superior to any other
woman | had ever met that | did not
know whether TO hide my face In her
skirts or TO follow my first impulse and
run away. She saw the emotion she
had aroused and. lifting up my face
by the chin she said: Little boy,
have buried six children, all OF them
younger than you, and now my hus-
band and myself live alone. Often
and often have wished that one at
least Of those darling Infants might
have been spared us. But had God
given me the choice OF having them
die young and innocent or of growing
up to swear as have heard you today
should have prayed God to take them
as he did. You have mother. DO
not break her heart by taking the name
Of tie God she reveres in vain And
with that she kissed me, and, strange
as 1t may seem TO you, In whatever
folly or wickedness | have INDUCED,
nave never made use of an oath from
that day to this-and thank God for
It,"
There was such unusual feeling In
his voice, feeling that none had ever
suspected him capable of before. that
Miss Halliday regarded him with as
tonlshment and quite forgot to indulge
In her usual banter. Even the gen.
tlemen sat still, and there was mo-
mentary silence, through which there
presently broke the incongruous sound
Of shrlll and mocklng laugh.
1t came from Amabel. who had inst
finished gathering her bouquet In the
garden outside.