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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22
TWENTY PERSONS KILLED
IN NEW YORK HOTEL FIRE
Seventy-frSt Regiment Arnlory and Other Buildings
Are Destroyed by Flames and Explosion
Number Of Dead Not Definitely Known But Late Estimates Make 1t
About Score

Jew YORK. Feb. 22.-Fire broke
\ ont early this raorning in the
- srmory of the Seventy first regi-
,rsrt. r. y. n. G., at Park avenue,
Tbfrty-third and Tbirty-fourth streets
srrsad TO the Park Avenue hotel, and
o., o'clock Fire chief Croker an
ronrces that he believes there arc
twenty dead in the corridors and stair
WAYS Of tine hotel
The damage is roughly estimated at
over S200o.Coo.
one woman, "a guest Of the hotel,
jumped from the hfth-siory window
and f, said 20 be fatally injured
Four bodies have been taken out up
10 $3.50 o'clock this morning. but the
only ont so far identified is said to be
that az Colonel Alexander Piper, L. ).
s.. ar LOUSY lille, Ky.
The Park Avenue hotel is to-
tai loss The Seventy-first reg
imsut armc~y. a magnificent granite
structure. and one Of the finest build
mcs in the city, was destroyed The
car barns Of the Metropolitan Street
railway. on an adjoining corner, were
momeutarilv threatened with destruc-
ton hut for hours the good work Of
the iremen saved them. The armory
covered an entire block and was OCcu-
pied also by the Second battery and
the First signal corps
The fire was discovered in a window
of the armory ON the Thirty fourth
street side. and by the time the fire
men arrived the flames had completely
euvoIoped ue building and appeared
through TIE roof shortly afterward
the cartridges and ammunition ex-
ploded
Powder Blows Out Walls.
After O'Clock thousand pounds
Of powder i'm tho cellar exploded and
the walls were thrown outward.
BY this time the people living i'm the
reiEhhorhood had been driven from
their homes by the heat and were shell
tered in the ear barns near by. Many
ssrdpes were witness and heroic work
was done by tiremen and spectators.
Tho guests of the Park Avenue hotel
numbering about 6O0 were aroused
quickly as possible not not without
panic among the women and children
FireWen poured eleven streams upon
he side Of the hotel nearest the IRE,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22
FOR THREE NEW STATES
House Committee on Territories
FaVors Arizona, New Mex
iCl and Oklahoma.

Washingtons Feb. 2L-The house
committee on territories today unani-
mously voted TO report bills for the
admission of the territories Of New
Mexico. Arizona and Oklahoma
The vote was taken upon a motion
made by Mr.. Moon of Tennessee. de-
clarlns IT to be the sense of the com
mlttee that the three territories were
ehutied TO statehood and that sub
committees be appointed to prepare the
bills.
The subcommittee were appointed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22
C0GSWELL MONEY FOUND.
Deposit OF Philanthropist in Eastern
Bank

Oakland. Cal. Feb. 2l-By the de-
parture for the east today ~ William
@ Henshsw- president Of the Union
Savings bank ana executor Of the wills
or the late Henry +. CogsWell. The e.
centrjc philanthrCpisc OF San Francis
co. ana his wife. Mrs. Caroline T. CogS-
Wen. = disclosed q gueSt for a fortune
tEat has been buried in an eastern
hdnk for thirty yealS by the CogSwellS.
All q these years il mas lain un~
touched. 8ecUmUistiug interest. to add
90 the half million fortune they left in
California TX UaS only after the death
NJ NrS- CoEsWell several weeks ago
that the existence Of the hoard beanie
known The bank in which II Is dspos-
ned has not been revealed BY the for
tunare heirs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22

FINAL ACT ENDED
IN TIE CANAL TREATY

Washington, Feb 2i--EiusI rati- =
= hcatiou Of the Hay auucefote =
= treaty. giving Engisnd'S assent To =
? the construction of q canal across =
= Central As1eriCa ~ the United =
> States were exchanged ar the =
? state department al g o'clock this >
> afternoon. There was very little =
= ceremony about the exchange OF =
y TarI1CGUionS >
= Copies OF the treaty had been .
= prepared precisely similar except .
, N the fact that the signatures .
. were inverted II one copy ard =
> these were formally exchanged be =
= tween Lord Paulcef0fe and Secre- =
lary Hay. Il protocol being signed =
. formally agtesting 10 the fact. >
men VIII form part II he rec >
. 0rlls- :
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7 but in spite of this the third floor
caught fire and the flames, eating along
the walls cf the hotel, spread to the
roof. The firemen ran ladders uD on
every side and attempted to work their
! way through the hotel. but were
/ driven back by the dense volumes Of
smoke again and again
a little after 3 O'Clock the four upper
| floors OF the hotel were a mass Of
/ Games and the fire was spreading rap
idly down through the structure. II
was then apparent that the hotel was
doomed.
notwithstanding the fact that every
body in the hotel had ample time TO
get out. large number of women We're
carried down the ladders by firemen
until it was thought everybody had
been taken out.
Woman Leaps TO Death.
JUST at this time. a woman in her
night clothes appeared at a window on
the fl q story and before warning
could reach her flung herself out onto
a portico over the main entrance. It
is believed that she viii die
Two bodies were found on the fifth
floor by the firemen and two more in
other parts of the building. 1t is
feared several other bodies Will be
found i'm other parts of the building.
At 4 o'clock Chief Croker who had
been inside the building, said that he
believed a large number of dead were
inside in the halls and corridors, prob
ably fifty persons.
Among these VINO escaped were Bish-
op Ludden. Monsignor Kenny and a
number of Catholic priests from SYRIA
cuse. y. Y.
Admiral Fatally Hurt.
Admiral Joseph Miller, L. 5. y, re-
tired who had a room on the fifth
floor of the Park Avenue hotel, fell I'M
conscious in his attempt TO escape
from the burning building 1t is stated
that he cannot recover Admiral Mil
Ter went through the Windsor hotel
IRE and the Murray Hill explosion I'M
sCathed.
Two men whose names have not been
learned attempted 10 escape from the
Park Avenue hotel by going u the
roof. Both of them jumped from the
roof later and one was instantly killed.
The other was fatally injured
AT AS o'clock the fire was under
control.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22

Denver Feb zL-TF. r Flanders
nss oeen on tEla5 here for the murder
q Ars- Nellie Hardifer. was acquitted
o. order p the court today The charge
vas tnat the TWO had decided 20 die to-
seller- and that Flanders adm Mustered
ne poison % rhe woman and himself
me court decided thar the evidence
s-- ls-ieaT- The woman died. hui
ff Ars- EaFGlfeE vas the
wife Of Denver contractor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22
GLADST0NE'S DESCRIPTIONS
OF JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN

London, Feb. BE. /. Godkin.
formerly editor Of the Evening Post
of New York, writing 10 the Westmin-
ser Gazette with reference to Joseph
Cham beriain. the colonial secretary.
says that when Mr.. Chamberlain de-
serted the liberals he, Mr. Godkin.
asked Mr.. Gladstone. through a CORE
sp0ndent, for information aren't Mr.
chamberlain Mr.. GIadstOne's reply
was
Chamberlain is the first politician
We have had Of the American tyne. and
he is destined 10 give a great deal Of
trouble
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Murderer Of sweetheart Convicted.

Cleveland. Feb 1.-THE Jury II the
trial OF Vernon Rogers Wh1 shot and
killed his sweetheart. Margaret Hal
ien- on Oct - last. today returned 4
verdict Of murder In the second degree.
after shooting the gIri Rogers attempt
81 suicide BY sending q bullet through
his own head His life was saved
however BY physicians. Il was shown
n the trial that Rogers vas drunk
when the crime was committed. and
that there bad been 10 premsditatioa.
This probably resulted IN saving Reg
e1s from the electric chair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22
Woman killed During Fight.

Everett, Wash Feb. 2l-8Irs. Clara
Nlalvsrn was shot % death this morn
ing AT her home in Suohomish. but
whether it w0s a case o. suicide or
murder the CoroueI's jury mas not vet
decided Joe Malvern. a piano PLAYER
went home IN an intoxicated condition
ana bsgsiu a quarrel Uith MS wife. dur
ing whih a shot WAS fired Malvern
claims That his wife shot herself.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22
THOUSANDS BEING SPENT
IN YELLOWSTONE PARK

LIVINGSTON. Mont, Feb 21-Mzuy thou
sands Of dollars are being spent by the
l. nlted States government in the Yellow
stone National park Roads are being
improved and heretofore inaccessible
places high in that wonderland are be-
ing placed within reach Of the tourist.
y roadway Is in course Of construction
10 the lower portions Of the Grand can
yon- nigh bridges being necessarv TO span
the deep Chasms. II IS the intention 10
spend $4,000. and il Is possible that the
congressional appropriation may exceed
that amount 4 recOrd-brea king travel
IS predicted for this season, hundreds Of
tourists already having engaged trans
uOTIsUiOn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22
Germany Holds AIoof.

Berlin, Feb. 21.-The note Of the Unit
ed States to Russia and China on the
subject Of commercial rights i'm Man
churia has been communicated 20 Ger
many, but no answer has been made.
Germany maintains the attitude she
mas previously announced that Man
churia IS outside the sphere Of German
interests, and she sees no reason to
change IT.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22
THINKS RUSSIA FAIR
United States Now. Satisfied as
to Cars Intent in Man.
Churia

Washington. Feb. 21.-The United
states government is now perfectly sat
lSned as 10 the correctness Of Russia's
intentions respecting Manchuria. The
pledges heretofore obtained from Rus
STA have been renewed and reinforced
SO strongly that they must be accept
ed as satisfactory unless the United
states government is prepared 70 CUES
ton deliberately Russias integrity.
which it has not the least disposition 10
do.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22

STUDENTS LOCKED OUT.

= Mansfield. o. Feb 21.-On= hun =
= 1ree and thirty High school pu- =
' PTS mere. IN rebellion against The =
= orders ot the board OF education >
> Iorolddlns the wearing Of class =
. ceioTs. were locked out from =
= school to1aE- All wore colCrs IN =
> open defiance q wholesale eLpul- =
= SION IS anticipates. The doors and =
? windows Of the High school build .
= InG we've smeaEed with black paint =
= during the night =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22
CONTRACT FOR CUT OFF.
Union Pacific Awards Job Near Look
out, Wye.
Special 10 The Herald9

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Feb 21--The Union
Pacific has awarded a contract 10 Ma
honey Brothers for cutoff in the
vicinity OF Lookout forty miles west Of
Laramie. The price 10 be'paid for the
jo5 is So COO The cutoff VIII be 30E
miles in length. and while IL VIII re-
duce the distance only II mile. il VIII
DO away with a number OF sharp
curves and heavy grades
Work Is 10 be commenced Just as
soon as the frCst is out OF the ground
The contractors are now loading their
machinery at Ogden. and this win be
moved 70 Lookout early next month
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22
IGNORANCE BRINGS WEALTH
inexperienced German Discovers MayeOusy Rich Gold Rock
Thunder Mountain Ledge Which Supposedly Wiser
Companion Refused to Locate Upon


DOSE IDA 2-Representatve
ID Thunder mountain experienced
Is it viii be the greatest gold camp in the world He says Hugh
Fulton Idaho
a a
declined location
breaking
with gold In less than pounded
$7ol $4,000
a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22

Washington Feb "a severe snow
storm struck Washington today and
the national capital Is absolutely cur
on from all telephone OF 1eIegrapflfc
communication north OF Baltimore. and
Is compelled 10 depend on uncertain
wires 70 Richmond and Atlanta for
reaching the country al large
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22
LONG SAYS he WILL QUIT.

= Washington, Feb. 21.-After the I
> cabinet meeting today Secretary :
, Long stated that the report that :
= ne intended leaving the cabinet :
= was quite true
be said he had fixed upon no 4
2 specific date for his leaving. and 4
= he had not yet formally sent his Z
. resignation 10 the president. and 4
= might not for some time. The 4
p president, however. was fully (
3 aware Of his purpose which was (
. formed many months ago. Z
2 - y y y y y > = 3 . = > = y = I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22
PLAN ORDNANCE MONOPOLY.

New York, Feb. Cit was an :
= nounced here today By Joseph :
y Hoadiey that the controlling In =
. terest in the American Ordnance 4
= company Of Bridgeport. Conn,
= had been bought by the HOadley- =
y CraWp syndicate :
II IS announced that there VIII
> IN the near future be a cons0Iids- =
. ton Of interests, including four
y general companies and q new cor :
= poratiOn organized with q capital =
= Of 100000
= = z Z = = :
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22
NEW CHARGES
AGAINST PERRAULT

washington Feb E--The civ -vicz
commission has f0rEarrfel II enr
Roosevelt rev charges zEaiZ -UE
PsErsult- TIE surveyor general So tECo-
TheV are IN connection with h.# admin
istraLinn 81 1se7 His renomiEztscn mas
hem held - for further caDsilieraLia1-
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school knew Of il DR.. Peabody was
not informed until nearly time for the
goOd-byes 10 oe said.
Worcester. Mass Feb. 2l.-Theodore
Roosevelt jr., in charge of MS mother.
MS sister. Miss Alice Roosevelt and
pr- Rixey. en- route 70 washington. ar
rived IN Worcester ove- the Boston &
Maine road al $50 p. M and the uar-
u lefl al sic p. m for Providence
where u viii take the Federal express
Tor washington DT- RiXey informed q
representative OF the associated Press
that The boy is standing the Journey
very well, as the car is perfectly. com
Portable
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-22
SILVER AND lead.

silver, SOC per ounce.
copper, 1lBc per pound; New York.
LeJo $3.50 per 100 pounds; New York,
.A12i4.
~--~-~~e~~~~~~~~NI~N
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A Now Picture BY lyon.

indianapolis News.
November Morning" the new oil print
ing bought by the Heron Art institute,
has been placed in position IN the gallery.
The picture rs by Dwight W. rryon OF
New York. who stands IN the front rank
OF American landscape artists and Is espe-
cinliy noted for his p1arine views.
November Morning represents an Amer
lean autumn morning. fhe scene Is near
the Atlantic; the foreground IA an Oozy
marsh, with the firm earth IN the back
ground. -Four bleak and leafless trees are
in the middle distance The canvas IS
2Tx3O inches. and the picture portrayP,
with poetic pnthos, the melancholy fading
Of the year.
Mr.. Tryon was born at Hartford. Conn,
IN 1913. He has received n number or
awards. among them the gold medal or
the American Arr association. the HAT
gartcn prize Of the National academy. mo
Webb prize nj the Society ~ American
Artists. a gold medal at Municn a gold
medal nj CnIcapu, GOLD medula OF i'tts-
bnrs aud Buffalo and Che Potter Palmer
prize sc chicago. ISIS pictures are IN de
mand. and his small cangases range from
$500 10 $500.
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IT hate you / almost hate myself when I
speak yOu fair. Oh Oh, oh. can not 40
IT," Then she drew out Sayilc's letter ana
read again the last part Yes, she con.
tinued 10 herself II must do H. ~ Is
right, ! know Il Is right on, God, help
me to do nothing that is wrong
She fell upon her knees by her BEDSIDE
aud prayed long and feryently that there
might be no SIN IN the game OF deceit hhe
had resolved 10 play. Poor child whht WIS
there for her to do for her own proNcilon
but 10 fall back upon tho only weapons
Providence had put into her hand; shrewd
wit and the inherent power OF her sex Z"
charm.
julie went ~ his own room. which was
on the same floor and not far from llcely' =.
He was IN high good humor ana teil lnt9
chair, laughing sud cnnesig 20 o, 1'H V,,bda
know Won better he murmured. Her
very words All. my dear, you shall Know
Peter Julo better; on ny hie you N'ah'
7 knee II would be So
He iapaed into that mood which Is most
fatal to a shrewd intriguer sen-copmen9h
tion fer the success OF MS own ptahh ~
had forecast Cicely's quick recovery, ana "
had come about Just as he mad hoped No
forebodinR ~ his ultimate failure occurred
10 him now. He had no suspicion ina! ice
IS was playing a part Give inc deNil rope
enough and he VIII hnng himself. II pro-
verb ~ many applications Jule hhd IN
trigued builied aud cozcnfd Tor thlfty
years. Within WEEK ne ma ps W. i .tesa
manifest blossoms taught MN morning. 70
his success over Coyerdaie run, ana me
Jestiit was now added victory over ticely.
That II was victory he I'D not stop 70
question Cicely's beauty, her disposition,
her wit. her vame as prize on i9id 9iin
that this va. the master wager ~ his Ire.
How had he played bis cards since inc
meeting IN Smffhneld2 He had almost Dc
spaiTed Of seeing her again YET a mere
accident led "a tho removal 81 Allen. HIS
own skin IN BATTERY made him n member
~ the Covrrdnle household and through bis
influence over Martofr. virtual TALLER Of the
object Of his suit The simplicity Of Tuii
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idea now was to escape. The scholar had
advised her to humor julie as the most
plausible way; hut no sooner had Marjory
gone than Cicely resolved 70 make use Of
The open door she had left behind her.
She dressed herself hurriedly, but when
she approached the dOJr and opened II,
Peter julie appeared before her.
pardon me, Mistress Clcely," he began.
Are YOU bettor todnyT
cIceiy bit her lip She knew now. once
for ALL that II che obtained her freedom
she must do so through julie; but Il was a
difficult task 20 he civil 10 him, aud she
III her Iip IN order 10 control her anger
"Yes. ] am much better WIN you let
~" As she she took a step forward he put out
his hand To stop her.
- nm sorry hc began IN evident en-.
borrassmcnt: your father has commanded
me 10 see that you keep your room. You
must excuse me, but nc has imposed upon
me This task Of watching yon.
90 you mean TO say that ! am pris.
n fear must"
"And your prisoner
.'Your scorn Is scarcely less agreeable to
me than the task Itself
SThen lock the door" she added.
banrhtily. turning on her heel Al the
other side Of the room. however. she
paused. and turned 10 face him. "Mnster
Iule suppose you are not Go blame for
His and i shall try not 10 vent my temper
an Won. You may tell this much 10 my
father / am an ill person 20 vex. He had
better not keep me 100 'iosf ,1 a.. a..
urer. ~ could only make you understand
bov- arduous this task rs 10 me you might
smile upon me with compassion"
~ shall try 10 smile upon you when /
Lnouy vor better Here Is hnriOry. Set
The tray there Now go out. You may lock
thn dcor Muster julie iou need trouble
rhr moment the kcr inrned IN the lock
Ctceivss face etraighfened, and her mouth
grew ferrc and rigid,
S"Besst!r she missed between her teeth.
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would furnish him with reDdy money and,
to crown all, Cicely whom he had Inform
ed Of her lovers death, had sufficiently re
covered from the news 20 speak to him
kindly, and that within twenty -four hours
Of the event. No wonder that he felt pm.
cd up aud vain with his success; set az
that very moment he wRs in the greatest
danger the danger OF Overconhdence.
ITO be continued
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RFMFMF'''r'

lc had no comprehension Of
II feeling In an siroctlonate
h FClcelys, After carefully think
he came 10 the conclusion that
deep would change her. lie ex-
to hnd her quiet In the morning;
a few days would be enough TO
heart To other themes.
slept nearly the whole night
rom sheer exhaustion. IL was
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| NJ, " r0od for New Jersey.

4 MAJ VT view Jersey.
sa,,.., ,ON mas what IS supposed Ia
Il ns,. PURE food law in the United
|' depptg,si.l be a chief food insnec
heytbjrs scattered All over tbe
slpsrtssSi nDi as food or drink
20 :, s on, whether put mn ,r.,s.
y Nv ~ u t 81 #, viii be under M lHs t5e
INST Ia \, '9 9 are shown hy apaIv-
a.. q csp1 ae9a. Meqt-fresh, salt i
rsndsSd waters Beers moi no nH ~
h WIZ, Nv VII be unsalable" 1 nnd HP
q senderlSps. made IN the n9tIIral
s9sScatlops d Then Impure, viii be &c
ls u ' NV, m'st come mn T. III
on : purity ana richness to 'b be
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Observation-Disclosures

~ ss
I fear
'. That is
= 60 himself
&c thinking
J Ike taking
life itself Is
lrg Of death
'ftcn wonder
be wrote to
Z. His first
Of what
A visit
but Sa
that tin he
turcr stood.
means ~
Despite
n. II was
on on the
conceived
4 dismissed
confirm Ally
pcrrleNHy
n Clond In
light came
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Time for Texas to Pass.
IatiOn onBot'

address OF s1rs.yo ann'ngS
who is the "Palfhc same
weston Dallas Merry eyes;
women's ci,vile-he ded
-erlslon. "Men do
s suney fall In love, Do
20 Nor a ghosti I'D like
ION. and how TO treat
i"u you were Jack and
I'd have my hng'
, hid teach you TO nave
'trins women"
Inconsistency, thou art O
mot you"
NJ ency" exclaimed BAD,
Hoe saw the point 10 his
ois in love, why did ne
.e ,ason, Mistress Barbara,
EFT the ballroom In
banquet was even
=, ed to think and sigh
appy dumpsW
k viii get what he de-
: ,eslde the point. Do you
am driving! want some
vlr Jules attack upon Sir
, GU II IS like this. Jule
ne true state Of anairs'
at green-eyed monster,
,otive behind this light
I. filtered Barbara, with an
4 surprise and fear grow
I "Then he will do some
n mistress.
D has already done H. he
.dthls morning.
Don find out all about II
, out but little from hlin,
Used. / met him In the
,ty i've minutes talk with
e me that his discharge
hiule, who Is now lodging
u. Somehow that cnar'
q az has got himself into
.aethe old gentleman, and
latt In the house.
Is (" cried Barbara, II am
lotlt. What shall we doF
viii hurt her some way
advantage Of her. sup
Zen her that her lover Il
thder; ! really believe II
~ OF hand"
. into her grave, " quot
you think you had bet
10 e and warn the young
nAthY-Stop there, ehildI
.oV bout a hOodf IL IS 0
rn red q cloak. "
NJ on the point Of run
, lp.hOught Of preparation
outlay 10 the mansion 10
.Iiue meanwhile waited
mind Ragged stan.
g. Indeed n Dhiios0pherl
y Ofor Barbara's return
labe he heard her coming
iashed into the room,
In md swollen. and sue
-n &c is In great distress
area -ailed. 1T Is drehl'
ment E see her. and some
they nnythlng happens,
that er father. / know
9 yeaf Peter julie
" ana tied the venerani.e,
laborl n this way you VIII
areas, i,e what ] want 20
aalize t.chise you. Whom
les the nc IS the house
nj. Ra iurse-"
lpelilng nurse. and a more
alist 10 be found IN Lon
: Tor tb,,opld not see your
ny move .nd
,or Wen stark mad Anu
Ions Wit
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