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CARACAS Venezuela. Sept. A strong
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day at p. m.
1t was accompanied by a noise which was
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-09-04

The photographers have evened up mat
tiers between the two national parties. To
offset Grim Jiggs" they have invented
Doe Jabcock.'
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-09-04
Weak Men
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Send Name and Address Today-You
Can Have II Free and Be Strong
and Vigorous for Life.
ENSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY HOME

How any man may quickly cure himself
after years OF suffering from sexual weak
ness. lost vitality. night losses. varicOcele.
etc, and enlarge small weak organs TO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
THE BODY OF A CHILD
Found in a Casket Just Behind the
POtter'S Field.
REMAINS HAD NEVER BEEN INFERRED.
The Authorities Notified and an lnvesti-
cation Set on Foot to Run Down
the Mystery.

A handsome, white-llned casket was found
yesterday morning about o'clock Just TO
the north Of potters field on the upper
end Of the san Felipe road The coffin was
in the best Of condition and when exam.
ired was found to contain the remains Of
colored infant, apparently l. or IA months
oc age.
The matter was reported to the police
station aud also 70 Sheriff Archie Aud.r-
son, aud Justice Matthews was called upou
TO visit the scene and hold an inquest IL
necessary. The justice found the coffin 10
De In perfect condition, there being not
stain or a blenlish upon It TO note that II
had ever been in ne 81 ound Justice Mat
theWs caused the top to be removed and
there lay the remains Of an Infant of the
age described above. The body of tho de
ceased measured two feet six inches in
length
Undertabers Ross Il Wright were notified
If the dnd and they sent a Representative
TO the scene. He declared that the body
had evidently been enclosed In the coffin
fsr a week or more. A grave was then
dug in tue potters field and the remains in.
TERED.
Justice Matthews said last night that the
case Has II the hands of the police and
sheriff for ,u1estigation They will make
~ effort 70 ascertain where the purchase
Of the coffin was made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
TIE MouLpERs, PICNIC.
A Large Attendance Yesterday Afternoon
at Magnolia Park.

A Large Attendance Yesterday Afternoon
at Magnolia Park
Magnolia park was crowded yesterday az
ternoon and evening, the occasion being the
fourth annual picnic Of Iron Moulders'
union No. 259, An excellent program of
sports was rendered for which prizes were
donated the winners. Herb x Lewis band
furnished concert music Of twelve mum
pers and also played for the several hun.
dred young folks who engaged in dancing
The following committees deserve credit
Tor the success of the picnic:
- Floor George Weber. chairman. w
BBe5ichert J. Mcleod, T. Relnhart, Harry
Paul Tokay AiueH es'
p Amause@ent;-c, NJ: Hanson, chairman; J.
! " y SoI b,, d. pnuy, l. sullivan. ]. Walker
ATrahgements-George Brown, chalrmani
a a PR9ugl,erty, John Peytou Frank Koehier,
II, Daughdrille,. G. Robinson. o. Fitzma1
rice, c. W. Apfelfelder
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09

Westheimer's pnrlors and was under The
auspices of the local aerlc OF The Fraternal
friends attended, there being something
Ike 10 Eagles In the cortcge when 1t
moved to the cemetery.
Mrs. Daisy Cox. n mention OF whose dealt
APPEARED In yesterdays Post, was buried
yesterday afternoon az ! O'Clock In Holly.
the residence. ol3 Wayer1y street TO -
Patrlck's church. where the services were
conducted by Rev. Father Haughen.
All that was mortal OF Mrs. Minnie Nc
Lean. wife of Mr.. j. + Mclean. was buried
yesterday morning at 1880 o'clock IN dolly
wood cemetery. The funeral occurred
from the family residence, 2i,o6 rannin
street. to the Cumberland Presbyterian
church. corner of Fannin street anl peaSe
avenue, where the services were held plicr
to interment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
SHARKS BENEVOLENT CLUB.

Annual Election OF Officers Held Yester-
day Afternoon.
The annual meeting and election OF oth.
GERS Of the sharks Benevolent club was
held yesterday and resulted In the re-elcc-
tion OF the present incumbents, with a
vote Of thanks for faithful performance
OF duty, The officers are as follows:
President Fred Muudes; vice president, NJ.
Ryan: recording secretary, A. WesSueS
financial secretary, c, c. Beavens; treas
urer. r. Mulcahey; sergeant at arms. Ted
NJ. Burke, n. W. Stockhrldge.
The committee on concert and dance for
the benefit of the clubs charity fund re-
ported verbally that tickets had been de.
livered TO members 70 sell and II Is hoped
that they Will be literally patronized.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
sh.nrn Church Services.

Morning service at Shearn church yester-
day was attended by a good congregation.
Inc music was exceptionally good.
feature being the singing of Just for
Today" by Miss Jessie Glover, There was
also a large attendance at the night service.
Miss Bessie Hughes and Mrs, Sweeney sang
a duet Heavenly Icve."
The Enworth League meeting was led
by Miss Caroline Cooke, the topic being
How the Weak Become Strong
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
TO THE VOTERS OF HARRIS COUNTY

10 The VOTERS OF HARRIS COUNTY.
! am a candidate for the office Of dis.
trict clerk Of Harris county. l have been
deputy district clerk In the civil and
criminal courts Stree my boyhood. Being
engaged daily In my official duties and So
confined as not 10 be able to see YOU per.
sohalIy, l take this means Of announcing
my candidacy at this time and in asking
you Tor your vote I am permitted
through the kind Partially OF D number
OF the attorneys o. the Houston bar win
whom l haye come in official contact for
a number Of years past, TO give their names
as reference as 10 my efficiency and wortbi
ness for this office.
Hoping to see you personally later In the
campaign am very truly,
We have known John r. Ashe' the nces.
eht deputy district clerk Of Harris cornty
VINO is at mis- time the attendant deputy
o'erA ~ lne tltiy-hfth district court. for
a uutnoer OF years personally aud In his
we cordially express our recognition OF
nus nus ,eapahllity, his close and assiduous AZ.
1 many 10 GUY and his obIigng deport-
Meht US an othcer and clerk Of the court
we esteem him as a young man of high
Haplai character and worthy citizen
LIQUID LIQUID he succeed In hts candidacy for pre-.
UNITS county we believe ne win mike a
competent and accommodating clerk "
Frane 'ppcksoh' G. Il. Heldingsfelder,
Higgins isgH W S0F 3 o Tracy B Dunn; f, F.
GGs,Twood 9, W, Tharp' Rar0T ~ H LaHG 4
Nun NJ Mcy + G. : HqeseE, Z $. wroughton, (.
e, p usnI III r. Galley, H. r, Mitchell,
az Gag % ,sHpgGam s Roberts, Henry r. 'o Fish.
az, L, w Archer i. A. Kottwlt5 Jobn
i JOHNNY io ": w. Firiank9, n l. MalsynsRy,
SPOTS ~ r Sshtexander Sampson, L, r.
Z, NJ, KenGsrly, Henry ]. n9npepbsIns'
IInaries B. Wood, Ed 5. PheIns Franl n
fPsnS Zones g z Johnson; Edgar Watkins Ira
Wilson. Frank b andttu J. 4. Read, ]. /.
M IiSwIs T. Bryan, W S. Hnnt tss4 4eriin,;;
mser; RI NJ Poland, A. H. JAYNE Hg'i' ~
nett. Ben c =. r. iNastersou, j. R. Bur,
Campbell H L. Kahn "WE!nP Ross, W
CITY @Aa' W. T. Burns. Wharton Bates :.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
ENDORSE MR.. AsHE.

In today's issue OF The Post Is published
an Endorsement OF Mr. John Il, Ashe for
the position Of district clerk OF Harris
county signed by n large number OF the
leading attorneys practiclng at the bar In
this city. The Endorsement OF Mr. Ashe
Is Il very 1atterng one. coming MS II does
from men who have come in contact with
him constantly for years past during his
service as deputy in the office he now as.
pires to ill as chief.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
MOONLIGHT SPECIAL TO LA PORTE.

dip and a dance. Don't forget South
ern Pacific Moonlight special trains will
leave Central depot every Tuesday and Fri
day evenings at sos for Sylvan Beach. Re
turning arrive Houston 1870 p, IN, Train
stops az Bonner Point, Round trip 30 cents.
Regular daily Seaside special, commencing
Monday, win leave 6;io p. IN. for Sea
brook and all intermediate points, Reg
ular 81 round trip sunday excursions TO
particulars apply to w. l.. Saucer City
Ticket Agent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
Children Like It.

"My little hoy took the Group one night"
saws Y. d. Reynolds OF Mansfield, o.. "and
Grew so bad you could hear him breathe ali
ovcr the house ! thought he would die
hut A few doses OF one Minute Cough Cure
relieved and sent him 10 sleep. That's ne
last we heard of the Group. One Minute
Tough Cure is absolutely safe and acts AZ
once For coughs, colds, Group grin
Asthma ard bronchitis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
Sunday School Picnic.

The Sunday school picnic OF Beth Israel
took place yesterday at Angerhoefer's and
was largely attended, some 800 members
OF the school aud their parents and friends
being present The party went out at D
and returned at T.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
MARRIED AT oNE-THlRrY.

Justice Matthews Performs an Early
Morning Ceremony.
justice Matthews was called upon yester
day morning at the unusual hour Of "a
O'clock TO perform a marriage ceremony
me parties who desired to have tho nnntioi
S Shot Iied were Mr. Charles F, Meyer and
ploye of Mr.. Joe Kaufman. 10 an en-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
A sERlous RUNAWAY.
MahaIa Ellis Injured in an sG0'''
the Harrisburg Roao, Il.

the Harrisburg Roa0, -, ii
A pair of horses drawing M Ba
away last evening at o'clock y n, 10
risburg road below Dunler .sSio,ed rvea1,
named Mahala Ellis, and ,y sy.s iasr.ss
whose name is unknown; vom the whls
The Ellis woman jumped lfon some hi.
and landed on her heal " nrodncA !,
substance in the III, T9adg TSs man s'''lS
fracture Of the skull 4.
with painful injuries, -. a. 81 IasRs,s
Ipl,p aaIS E Where she was attssaHSslOst
Shaw. Her injuries are 'nOD
fatal
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
LYDIA z. PINKHAA's|
Vegetable (oonlpsunt'
A woman's Remedy for womsn's w
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUG0IS1S
HOUSTON. CARPENTERS
Enjoy Themselves With Their uh'n
Brothers in Galveston

CTCllGTo III SuNSssS'' n
Local unions Nos. III and s5S un4'.
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Jolne' =
America, participated in Joint plcnle W
terday at Galveston with union 10 49, ~ =
that CITY. The members Of the HcuNm
unions went over at $50 o'clocss, , y
special train via the Galveston a;ni sSs' NJ
and Henderson in charge oil lonuIss's !,
Donald. Galveston was. reaeasu ~, ~
o'clock. and delegation from ths u .sn,S u
welcome, accompanied by brass .s saaI ,ss
The Houston contingent had osa os HI
Herb & Lewis and the air was So so' H. y
OF music. The line of march Wa . " I'm
ty-ffth street TO market and ,n mant. gtr
served Sc in aRund9ncc In the aiteIInosn i, n
members of the unions, their fa isa sa X
friends, enjoyed themselves To-, 20 IiI La is
extent at the picnic at Wog h.d home VI
The Houston. people reaensso ,s uS sisg
night at 1880, very tired ana naFp'
their days outing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
D. KelIeher.

D. Kelleher, aged ~ years, died last night
at o'clock at the residence. No iIOeib
Washington street. Deceased leaves vile
and numerous friends 10 regret his death
The funeral VIII occur ut p m today
from the residence, lntermcnt In old
Catholic cemetery, Rev. Father BOnAeld
officiating.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
Married Last NIGHT

Mr.. Henry Alexander and Miss Native
Jaoe were united in marriage last night
Mime At ane residence of Justice Matthews. 2Ol6
m"an street The ceremony was performed
4 ALL II p N, Both parties are well knn own
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
THE DEATH ROLL.
James A. Kinoaid.

James A., the 5-months.od son Of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. A. Kincald, died yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock at Houston Heights
He was buried yesterday afternoon an 4
o'clock from the family residence aud the
lnterment took rlace In Evergreen Gene.
terry. Rev. Mr.. Green offlclatcd
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
e 49, Rnby IS Cuttlng IN J

he sure and use that old saad ana syis
softens the gums, allays M rreInedy =
wind cole and is the pes
diDrrhDpn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
Funerals.

Tho remains OF MIR, James p Yadon ar.
rived yesterday morning Mt 1880 from Hot
terday afternoon In Hollywood cemetery
The funeral occurred sxem EndassAxcr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
spirituallsts' Meetino

me Houston Spiritual society held IT'S
meeting last night at Red Mems b,I NJ
49, Nam street, DR.. NJ, ID. Tenny de-.
iNered an appropriate lecture "e
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
1900 Envoy n chIolg7I.

Chicago, June s,-Baron a s'., .
sawa. one OF the forenloss s,se tclss ~
bankers of Japan. arrives, asas yAsT Z
tbe West on his way 70 L9nusbev y s.
Viii Vii T represent the Toxic e Rins EdsaS
merce at the coronation Of M,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09
Groves Black Root lIv., Din,

MA. Made from an active principle obtained
e GT P 30 eo,d Rect They act on the liver
enects; No gripping, no sick stomach VIII
cure chronic constipation. Price ~ cents
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09

Nothing equal to PrIckII,y,, ,a AsH iSssiI,.
removing that sluggish mr.. i vi u
common in hot wentn nnd chesa.s. n
strength. viscr. appe!liss Main Nil sfres',. ~
its. 4. II, kicsling, * Main street. r
cent Drug Store, Si'
agents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-09

Theo. Keller keeps Pabst bss t Il ID
pale ana mild, delightful 70 ~
taste 1t rests you. Iry
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-27
door between the rooms.

door between the rooms.
Stop where you arer' hp shor,od 80
tne old Officers, who had risen from thor
chairs' stay! ! Insist on It! Whatever
happens. Jacques Berthelln has donr
nothing TO be ashamed OF In the nrs..
ence or bis old friends and comnanions
You have seen the beginning. Stay and
see the end"
While speaking he walked into ,bq
middle OF the room. He had not relay.
ed his hold OF Danville's arm, Sten nv
step they advanced to the place where
lrudaine was standing.
You have come into INV house and
asked me for my daughter in marriage
ana l have given her to you" said the
general addressing Danville quietly.
fou told Inc that your first wife and
her brother were gulllotined three
years ago in the time Of the Terror.
anu believed you. Now, look at that
man-look him straight in the face.
He says he is the brother Of your wife
and that bis sister is alive, One OF YOU
has lied. Which is III"
Danville tried to speak. but he stood
tongue tied, He tried to wrench his
arm from the grasp Of the old soldiers
steady hand.
Cant you look him In the faceY"
give him time" nterposed one of
the old soldiers, This may be only a
case Of strong resemblance. Have YOU
given proof Of your IDENTIFY" turning
TO Trudaine
There is the proof" said Trudaine,
pointing to Dauville's face.
Danville looked at the old soldier
with cringing gratitude and gesticu.
lated confusedly.
Look. Berthelin! lie denies the
mans identity"
Before the general could answer the
door lending into the drawing room
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-11-27

...,nd marriage Of my young mae.
inr sscIus under much better auspiceH
,hsn The FIRST" ,.,,,.,.. -, -, -.
a. what do you mean by referring
lo .rch A subject, on this day Of all
.rss You are always harping On
- 49, ,Wo wretched people who we're
I'M s'S,otIned. as II you thought ! could
wv ~" saved their lives. Were you not
la ''seut when my son and | met after
no Zine Of the Terror Did you not
'o.r nv first words to him when he
IA me Of the catastrophe? Were they
y, charles, love you, but II |
,Sourht you had let those two unfor.
,uDotes who rlsked themselves to save
'ao ale without risking your life in re-
,o,n 10 save them. would never look
:, or speak to you agalnr Did | not
=, that? And did he not answer:
@lotbeE | risked my life for them.
,rored my devotion by exposing my.
p,s 10 arrest was imprisoned, but
IN exerti5ns could not save them
ma ron not stand by and hear him
live that answer overwhelmed by gen.
'rons emotion as he spoke? DO you
not know that he really was imprison.
"A in the Temple? Do you dare to
mlnk that we are TO blame? owe
,on much, Dubois. but IL you take such
lbcrtIes with me-
"Oh, madame, beg a thousand par.
dODs ! was
silence! Is my coach at the door,
Very we'll Get ready to accompany
me- Your master will not have time
"a return here He will meet me for
,le signing Of the contract at General
BerthelIns house at > precisely. Are
there many people In the street?
ant be stared at by the mob as | 20
10 my carriage
Dubois hobbled penitently 10 the win.
dow and looked out
"The street If almost empty. madame.
Only o man with woman ON bis arm
admirIng your carriage, They seem
jlke decent people"
Very well, Attend me downstairs
and bring some silver with you in case
those two decent people should be- tit
objects for charity. No orders for the
except that he is 10 90
Straight " the generals house."
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~ TchOgH,c VOG hdtC no son."
from the staircase was violently
thrown opon and Nine uany.llc, her
hair IN disorder her face colorless, ap.
pcared. with Dubois and a group Of
amazed servants behind her
For Gods sake. Charles, don't sign
Come away she cried, 81 have seen
your wife"
And y0u see her brother yCnder,'
said a firm. quiet voice.
"Who is that man| cried the gen.
eral
As Lomaque passed Nine Danyille
she trvml1"d: thrn, supporting herself
against the wall she looked first Al
her son. then at Trndaine,
"By what right bavc you kcpt the
escape Of ny sons wife from death by
the guillotiue a secret from my son--an
escape which his generous exertioUs
We're instrumental IN .pffecthgE by
what right has yonr Ireachcrous secrecy
placed Ms in such Il position before the
master Of this hUnseT
Lomaque stepped forward and held
up his haLd ~ clam attention.
NINE. nanrilp, | would Suggest that
Won ,lo not preps for loo public ~ an.
swer to yOUr qUes,ions.'
pray. who sTe yOp. RIr Who takes
IL on yourself 10 sdvise msf' she re-
torled hGaEhtiIy. n repeat tAO~s qoSs-
tions ami iDsist on thrIr being an
pMertd"
"MbO 10 ttbt AlsnT' Asked the gen.
eral. addressing FrIRiniDs sMsl pointing
at LomaQue.
"A man unworthy OF credit cried
Dauyille, speaking for the nFtt time;
IAN agent Of police under Robes
pierre"
And therefore capable " answering
questions which refer 70 the transac'
lions Of Robespierres tribunals re-
piled LonIaque with his old official self
possession.
True" exclaimed the general LET
the man be heard" -
u was present ut the trial Of CitlZrn
TrlIdalne and his sister They were
both denounced by Citizen DanNllle.
TIL the confession Of the male prisoner
exposed the fact, can answer for Dan
vllle's not being aware Of the real ma
ture Of the, offenses charged against
Trudaine and his sister, When II be
came known that they had been secret
~ helping this lady pOintlng TO Nine
Danyillel TO escape from France, and
when Danvllle was consequently IN
danger, myself heard him save llls
head 10y a false assertion that he had
been aware Of Trudalne'S conspiracy
from the first
"Do you mean to say interrupted
the general, that he proclaimed HIM
self in open court No having knowingly
denounced the man who was on trial
for IN wing bis mOtberY
II AO,'. tA9m9rARpT Of Indignation
fram Az SaanaAD ,-rhs EsR9Ess of the
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CHAPTER XII.

/ ITTNIHE party assembled at Cen
e;al Bcrthelin's TO witness the
S7S signatures Of the marriage
~ contract comprised, besides
lie persons Immediately interested in
he ceremony Of the day, some lady
friends Of the bride and a few officers
yhO bad been comrades Of her father.
Die guests were rather uncqually dis
. ubuted IN two handsome apartments
opening into each other one the draw
Me room and the other the library. In
de drawing room were assembled the
notary with the contract ready, the
bride. the young ladies and many Of
General Bcrthelin's comrades. In the
library the rest OF the military guests
were amusing themselves at billiards.
lanyille and the general walked up
and down the room together, the first
listening ahsently. the general talking
WIFI bis accustomed energy and with
lore han bis usual allowance Of bar
IacG room explosives. The general was
explaining some Of the clauses In the
marriage contract. though Danyille was
better acquainted with their full mean
hg than his fatber-in.law elect. While
Vie old soldier was still talking a clock
On the library mantel struck the hour.
Two O'Clock" exclaimed Danville.
Two o'clock and my mother not here
YET! What can be delaying herT
Nothing" cried the general When
Old you ever know woman 10 he
punctualI II we wait for your mother
and she's such a rabid sristOcrAt
That she would never forgive ns for not
Nnhng-the contract won't he sigued
IOf 81 hour. Never mind. Let's 60 an
WIN What we were talking about. Why,
sack Eyes, what's tile matter
Ibis question was addressed 10 his
daughter, who NJ that DiOment hastily
entered the library.
"A stranger In the other room. papa.
Nah's 10 nee yOn, ! s1AlpOa kllse Esly;
snh showed btm npEtsirG thinking be
MSS one Of The guests"
The general went into the draw wing
ISOm. His daughter would have fol.
lowed him, but DHnville caught her by
The band.
Tan You be hard hea rted enough to
''sNe lue here aloneT'
What Is TO become Of all my friends
~ Tile next room, you selfish man, il
Stop here with your
Cal them in here" said Danville,
taxing hold Of her other hand.
she laughed and drew him toward
'le drawing room.
Nolne,' She cried, "and let the ladies
Ste what tyTant am going to marry.
ooi1e and show them what an obsti'
nate unreasonable
ii,r voice suddenly failed her. Dan
''ile $ hand had In an instant become
Solu as death. His fingers, as she felt
'ne'r grasp loosen, caused chill TO run
through her from head TO foot. His
eyes looked straight into the drawing
i"oIl' liked in an awful stare on a
s''"liger who stood in the center Of the
room.
before the girl could speak u single
"oru her father caught DanVille by
'ne arm aud pushed his daughter rough,
" mic the library.
mo the library! the father cried, 1
.u'nlng to the ladies. Into the library,
:" VI You, along with my daughter" Z.
ihe women. terrified, Obeyed. As
oN hurried past hIm lie told tbe no.