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BY Minority Leader as an Unwaranted I'M
position on the Natives.
MR.. RAwLINs FLAWS "PERIPATETIc HEROES"
Saying: Gan Oiigarchy Foul any Ever EstaD-
lished in the World Is About to Be Fastened
Upon the Filipinos.'

l.
long as there Is any disturbance any tbo
wltnm our borders or 10 any one o, ne
more than thousand islnhuS ut9 uau t f
seas. There are facts when cry 'u, e ,%'
nttetance there are $1,000 sIi,nt nm.
Ing humanity across the water N!'u WV
heard but whose very Souls IVY Guy I-"iu s,
wrongs cruel unspeakabie' neE"hn wv N. ~
on mortal lnngnagc 10 des,tiue. IH5, ~
more man V,"u'tn on ,nls sa ctr
wafer wanting 10 Know INC uUu' H'''
lcIqfc 5tlh"d ana suppressed , 49,.
VI RaWuhs said the pili Ieup{eu ,u
quauhc4tlon or absolute power W.,'n VA"
heen adopted at the Instance Of me sen
hlor from Massachuselts When the HPooh'I
amendment was adopted ,..,
NJ Hawllns continued; M W"pGlg
rights In the lslapds and the fate of their
inhabitants NH are turned over 60 the control 7i
and disposition Of the commission without
The commission may declare war and
MAKE peace raise armies ana ptoNloe oa,
NteSi regulate commerce with ai SORTS or
plstlinHlAtlons helWeen lslNNd ports. leNN
taxes without limit and without UNIFORM
NY IL may coin money and regnbtr the
Nalue thefeoi, ana may establish q FrlSioh
INA punish those VINO Do not conform ~
IT'S tcnetS. IL may destroy free speech
ana punish as mn act Of scdttion the pub
lcatloh OF the truth In regard to their 40
inlnlstTatioh II can establish an inqulsl
ilon. devise ana apply methods OF eNcru
clnlhg torture, compelling persons TO Zoe
witnesses against themselves and disclose
information which the commission may de
sire to eNtort
ain Is useless to say that TINS power
VIII not be abused"
During Mr. Rawlins' speech two efforts
were made to maintain n quorum. Finally
Mt money MISS moved that the senate
ADJOURN only iNe republican senators be
ing present when the motion was made
Inc vote on the motion was 10 10 % less
than quorum. The roll was then called
and quorum was secured.
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TEXAS.

Reports from the cotton growing coun
ties Of the State show that the big acreage
Is 20 he retained. The outlook Ia very
good
special session N tho Nueces county
grand jury has been called to investigate
the murder Of Mrs. James Hatch.
Tho report of the weather bureau saws
all crops are doing well IN Texas.
Tho grand lodge NJ the Knights Of Pyth-
las Is IN session at Waco.
Three negroes, two Of them women, were
shot to death on farm near Waco by
another negro.
An agent OF the Mallory line SAYS the
grain crop Of the State is going to press
the railroads to handle 1t.
IL is said Mr. Kaufman viii withdraw
from the race for comptroller In few
Days.
The legislative committee has taken up
the work of counting the cash In tho state
treasury
The great reunion at Dallas is under
way aud il Is estimated that there are
$1,000 strangers I'm the city.
Philip Sanger Of Dallas is dead at Pssa.
dena, Cal
pan hcGary, the best known newspaper
man In TeTns is dead at Beaumont
Two new wells were brought In al Rem.
mont and others are due today
Another suit involving a large smount
Of oil land has been dled at Beaymont
j. e. Broussard Of Beaumont thinks there
hkeiy TO be shortage In rice.
fne white people In the Indian Territory
VIII protest against an obnoxious clause in
the supplemental agreement made nv ,ba
Dawes commission.
CattiemeR doing business through Ell
paso Will make protest against the col.
'eetor's ruling. under which there is a tax
u $50 on calves brought from Mexico.
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HOUSTON.

A number of new police officers were
sworn In yesterday.
Recorder Raiey fined \ number Of VIC
lators of the hltchng ordnance.
The city council relnstated Policeman
Proctor and allowed him his pay from the
date Of his suspension.
The finance committee has made arrange
ments for money to pay the salaries Of the
school teachers for two months
Aldermen Archer and Wall and Mr.. r.
U. Lubbock have been appointed on The
hoard Of apprnsement
Chief Ellis has given Instructions 10 ar
rest al vioators Of the law against car.
rying concealed weapons.
The iury in the Boyd case failed TO agree
and was discharged,
There will he no session Of the criminal
district court today
There is a prospect Of a paper mill being
established in Houston.
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FOREIGN.

The condition Of Wilhemina, queen or
Holland, Is satisfactory
Reports continue, giving details Of the
great earthquake In Guatemala
There is an epidemic of child stealing In
Yucatan.
The battle Of Bocas, in which the liberals
were the victors, was precpltatcd by the
demand by Americans, backed up by the
Eunhost Machlas. to return stolen launches,
which were the liberals only means of at.
tack or escape.
Governor General Wood psrdoned W. Fl.
Reeves, States witness recently sentenced
for completely in postal frauds in Cuba
The Philippines cholera report gives 1872
cases and lO7l deaths
John Hays Hammond told the English
of the American sympathy for the Beers
and why II existed.
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is to Be Reviewed by the President and Not
by General Chaffee.

understanding m the part Or the officer
VINO receives them. II Smith Is found
En'l'y he win probably be dismissed from
the army.
Manila. April 90. BY orders from wasb.
incton the court martial ordered 10 FRY
General Jacob II Smith. who was in rom
mand Of The United States troops on tbe
island Of Samar, on the charge Of condpct
preludlcal 10 good order and dIscIpIlno
mas been dissolved The members of the
court which will try General smith viii no
named at Washington.
Washington, April - General Corhln
stated that there was no significance IN tho
order except that it permits the president
to revicw the proceedings Of the court and
WIN avoid any legal entanglcments mar
may have arisen II the order OF General
'hahee naming the court had been allowed
To stand. An order was issued today con.
venins the court, the members being named
as selected by General Charee The eonrt
win meet Thursday.
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LAST DISASTER BULLETIN
CITY OF PlTTSBURG DEATH LIST
MAY REACH SEVENTY.
Insurance Men, Wreckng Crews and
Relatives investigating Ruins of the
Inflated Steamer.

Cairo, ILL.,, April % The insurance men,
wrecking crew and others have been in.
vestigating the ruins Of the burned river
steamer City OF PittsburE today, but owing
to the heated condition of the hull nothing
special has developed and very little has
been done towards recovering bodies from
the river. At the end Of the third day
those who have been keeping memorau-
dun Of the people who were on board the
steamer report that eighty are known to he
saved, fifty one are known to he lost and
over twenty are missing It is believed
that the death list will 90 as high as
seventy.
Word has been sent here for special ef-
forts to End the bodies Of l.. II. Hunter
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Washington April %. Formal discussion
Of the bill temporarily 10 provide a govern.
meut for the Philippine islands was begun
In the senate today. Mr. Rawlins CUtahl
The leading minority member Of the Philip.
pine committee, denounced the bill as an
unwarranted imposition on the Filipiuos.
declaring that il would establish one Of the
foulest olgarchics in the history NJ the
world He maintained that the Philippine
commission was given too great power by
the bill and asserted thnh under It's pro
visions the islands would be exploited for
private gain. While he was speaking two
efforts were made to maintain n quorum
the second resulting in a lively tilt among
several senator's Mr.. Scott wv. va in.
tlmating that argument could not influence
any senator
During tho consideration Of routine bust
ness Mr.. Hoar Mass) presented a resolu-
ton providing for nm adjournment from
Thursday, May 1, to Monday May o. the
object being 10 afford time for a spring
cleaning Of the senate chamber The reso.
luton went over under the rules.
The senate proceeded 10 the consideration
n tho bin providing for union railroad
station in this city.
Mr. Patterson (Colo) made an attack
upon the measure an the ground, as he sud,
that II was a gift of Il great amount Of
money 10 railroad corporations. He charged
That the bill created % monopoly Of the rail-
road situation for the Pennsylvania Rail
road company.
MIR Gailngcr IN. IIl n member Of the
District Of Columbia Cummittec, pointed out
that the government of the District Of Co
lum6ia paid no part Of the station or rail
an.f HHsa t..r. N.rHH Iaa $50
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zgHgEs EsE 1859

and l.. r. Magill, both Of l ,.s,I
The former leaves VIE ana ,v1
and the latter wife ana Ky
. Roth had large interests u r.. " i
Awcll as in Pennsylvania. ssn ,s X.
hans have been received, , irJ1I I
. other victims making lhquM n'.,s
A5coycry Of bodies. Quite a y nu n
Ile have arrived In search VI =
df heir friends ..,,v N
Frorv incoming train teos NJ
cyaira friends and relative, ,p,t, II
Missing passengers Of me ii y, M
Tflcsc friends and relatives ~ ~ mi
orAmni2sd for the pnf.peolsrr r r.
syl.remaiic search OF the wi "a
coin ufttpe was appointed s swssl,
ain, was raised TO make y 'n on,,
charred trunk that wa Nv X,
belne was found on Top o. rh y, !
tbA burned steamer ie1sy'
sihifity az identification,
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- -
CONGRESSIONAL.

Formal discussion of the Philippines bin
was begun in the senate, and Rawlins
(Utab), minority leader, led on with a
scathing arraignment Of the purposes Of
the measure.
Senator Hawley (conu.l introduced bill
20 increase the efficiency Of the army Civ.
ing the commanding general legal status
and control Of the army
The house passed the military academy
appropriation bill and referred the omnibus
claims bin to conference.
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
7oday's Weather.
Fair.
poMEsTlc.

Troops continue TO arrive from Cuba.
state Federation Of Labor invited by
negro TO meet at Selma. Ala. and whites
object to meeting in a negro hall
Two ex-governors Of the Chickassw Ma
tion have been nominated for their old
place and an exciting campaign is ex-
pected.
A revised list gives the number lost on
the City OF Pittsburg as seventy
The heat wave In the Northwest has been
succeeded by q blizzard.
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BE WISE TODAY!
IT'S MADNESS TO DEFER!
o. AAl.sre>h --
THE USE OF
Paine'S Celery
Compound
IN SPRINdTIME
Means Punishment of Disease
and the Establishment of
Strength, Vigor and Per-
manent Health.
IN SPRlNdTIME

Well meHning and really worthy people
often err when sickners and disease come
to them. Too often they are content 70
follow blindly the advice az second rate
PHYSICIANS, who in nine cases ont Of every
ten fail to properly diagnose the Ills they
are called upon to cure. TOO frequently
our sick people put their trust and conn
dence In compon, advertised pills,neryines
sarsaparnlas, and other liquid concoctions
Terrible dsappointments and results come
to the users of such medicines; sickness
and disease are aggravated dangers
vastly increased.
Happy are the people who when disease
| has laid its hand Upon them. use Or
/ Phelps life giving prescription, Paine's &c
CRY Compound a medicine that stan
without nm equal for feeding eXhaus'
nerves, purifying the blood, and huilfS
mp the weakened and run down systep,
Weokly, sickly, and disease laden M
II t. madness to defer the use on',
health giving medicine that has 'ueu
and saved It's tens OF thousands every
land.
Panes Celery Compound is thu t'ue
specific recognized and prescribefu"S w
orr most en- inent and our most r'S' p,"n'
titioners for diseases arising (" ueoili'
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this very day; your condition demti" ~
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! Paine's Celery Compound has dc&"t
others, should he your guide at this IcaA
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that makes sick people well! See the
name is on both bottle and wrapI Do
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Washington Aprl % The acting score
tary Of war has cabled General Chaioe
that the court appointed to try General
Jacob Smith Is TO be considered az the
presidents court and the proceedings end
findings are to be sent direct to washing
ton for review
The action Of the president in placius the
court under his immediate jurisdiction win
relieve General Chanfec Of the duty of 10.
viewing the findings and give MIN power 10
prefer charges and, il necessary, act as
witness before the court
War department officials regard General
Smiths position MS very serious. they saw
mat the testimony given before the court
IN the case Of Major Waller charged mar
"encral smith did not make himself very
clear when giving Waller his orders with
reference to the disposition OF prisoners
Orders governing he taking of human Nc.
1t Is declared, should always be so ex.
plielt that there could be no possible mis-
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SHIPMENTS TO CONTINUE.
Colonel Crowder Does Not Consider that the
Charges Have Been Sustained.

Washington April 22rh Crowdo who Investigated to
to
was laid before the cabinet report 4. neon
p developed that the
he had seen that there SUFFICIENT SNOW PAST
or PRESENT VIOLATION
] S no WARRANT INTERVENTION -''"'|
lions to his
tonight There
Colonel
Cowder
the
attorney the
Fort thamete violation Of the connIoa
anVous that the shall
the questions Involved
time hut affecting probably the future
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n,,sident Psrdoned Nu'd''

wa,nlngton, April % -Ta !, W.. w.
day Z granted a pardon % - l'Isi
Who WAS convicted L Il - ts sTu tdistrt
circuih court for lne a"nnmltted I
kansas for murder C Cg, On Fs.1
dian Bcrritory and WY " h hsh:R
issS WAS sentenced 70 ,,a ~ w z
follow i,ng April thus y i lmpuss'
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JUNGLE TOMS CABIN" UNPOPULAR
In Louisville Where Ladies REQUEST It's
GncelIation

Louisville, Ky. April GA COMMITTEES
rom Albert sidney Johnston chapter.
Daughters OF ue confcderacy, headed by
Mrs Basil W. Duke, today requested Man.
ager Shaw Of ne Avenue theater to cancel
the engagement Of an Uncle Toms Cabin"
company which Is booked To- appear In ihIs
mouse next week. Manager Shaw said no
gagement On account Of the feeling shown
M various pieces IN the South against The
pIesentaiiop or Uncle Toms Cabin" bnt
could not do So because he w~s bound Nv
contract made year aga. -
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International and Great Northern tfn-
oials confer with committee from the cot.
ton Exchange on the subject OF the Bean
mont extension.
Mr.. c. b. Seger has been appointed nudi-
tor of the Houston and Texas Central,
vice Mr.. George Kidd. resigned.
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
has completed plans for a westward eK
tension from Denver
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COMMERCIAL.

Stocks we're Iistless, but the early losses
were recovered.
decline occurred in cotton on freer
spot offerings and heavy liquidation.
Speculative markets for grains and pro.
visions are nrm at an advance.
Weather conditions still controlled spec.
aiation IN grains.
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GREAT AlRsHlp CONTEST

Worlds Fair Management Have Agreed
Upon Prizes
81 Louis, April %. General conditions to
he observed IN the NirshIp race for the
capital prize OF slOO,OO0 offered by the
Worlds Fair management. haYe been
agreed upon by the committee ~ serostatic
experts. The entire field. Including lime
Of the runs. shape Of the course. qualidca.
tioH ~ contestants conditions Of cnrry.
facilities for construction, repair and ex-
periEneaks. allowance foF si1e OF aaahines
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and weight Of engines, bearing Of weather
eonuluons, was gone over aud tentative
% he submitted to subcommittee of the
executive committee and to The executive
committee Itself before they can be made
puhllc IN their entirety n has been &c.
clded thar the subcommittee Will submit
drails OF the rules 10 engineers. students
arronauis and societies in America ana
Europe and obtain their Views Of the sub
lects, changing the rules n that course
seems best
u was decided dchntely that the 5000. 900
of directors OF the exposition should Ia
divided as follows:
One hundred thousand dollars for a grad
capital prize
a nnlAhes 81 Subsidiary pEizeaL
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,oSsessSSsssssssstsssssss,
THE CApIrAI1rIoN.

New York, April 22-r Transatlantic
steamship company, forni ny J. p Nor
gan. viii have a capital S17o,O0o,0O0, OF
which $6o.0oo0oO viii be per cent cumu.
lative preferred stock, 100000 common
stock and $500o0,OO0 A per cent deben.
tures
The underwriting syiicate has sub.
strloed SInOOO,p)O, 20 IT cent OF which
Was placed abroad and o remainder mere
me corporate title is st undetermined
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GERMANS NOT RCGHT OuTRIGur

Berlin, April % NJ German steamship
companies have nor zen bought outright
by the Morgan mter}s they concluded
close business confectacy with the British
and American lines
Although not a ord to Indicate that
American interests 'll directly control all
OF the German line has been heard from
me arrangements The companies. the
opinion is almost Universal among export
ers, bankers and plitlcians that the Ger
man companies har put themselves into n
position Suhordinat TO foreign Influence
Mr. Morgan is ictured as a great and
@hlSler mind disosing Of the surn,ns
tches OF q content and using them 10
Nominate Industry not only in the I'nItod
Slates' but In Graf Britain and GERMANY
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TO NIGHT rHB M09AN COMBINE.

London. April % TT Westminster Ga.
zette this afternoon s8 Il hears there Is
a suggestion Of the tmation Of a new
shipping combination 18th tho Cunard line
as a nucleus to light le Morgan combine.
that il Was more IN I'd In the absorn-ion
of the companies Con'rncd In the Morgan
concern than in the f'matlon Of an antag,
onistic organization
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A NEW COMBINE TO MAXI FIGHT
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

New York, April ga slal dis
patch from London to thEvenins
Post, referring to the Mon com.
bination Of steamship lF, says:
"As at present planned capital
of the new shipping comb will he
$6O00o,00O IN per cenpreferred
stock, SGO,OoOOO0 in comm shares
and 100000 Of mortg, bonds,
Glasgow, Aprit % Thepresenta-
tives of the Anchor and an steam
ship lines say that altngh their
companies are outside thew ship.
ping corporation they not I'M.
friendly thereto. nor phmistlc as
ia Its efforts, adding 1t II It re-
suits In uniform rates 10 combine
VIII be regarded as advantage
10 the other lines.
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BIG GRAIN CROP PROMISES.
Agent OF the Mallory Line Sees Big
Business in Prospect.

SAo'NlNSo w 'N9ffNNNs
Galveston. Texas, April ~ W. j.
Young, passenger agent Of the Nal
Tory line, has Just returned from n
trip through North Texas made In
the interest Of his company. He re-
ports that the outlook for the crops
this year Is very bright n the
present prospects are realized, says
Mr.. Young, the railroads Of the
state viii not be able TO carry The
small grain which will be- offered for
shipment this year Mr. Young
says that the Indications are that
there will be a heavy summer travel
10 New York this year and he ad-
vises those who contemplate going
by ship to engage their berths I'm ad-
vance as otherwise there might be
trouble in securing them
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Of the court NJ first instance at Cairo
Egypt, an international body, maintained
passes upon questions arising out Of the
Suez canal traffic and kindred matterA
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COURT MARTIAL AT PENSACOLA
To Try Captain 5ertram S. Numann o
the Marine Corps.

Pensacola, Fla. April IA soper,t
court martial convened al the pcnSacoi,
navy yard this morning to try Captsin
Bertram $, Numann Of the marine corps IN
charges which have been pending for over
Senf OF withholding money dine 10 con
tractors and With a failure TO nav Ms mar
sonal debts, Colonel r, C. Hope. Unltel
States marine corps from Boston, is presi
dent. and Captain Henry Leonard from
Charleston IS judge advocate.
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ckoye's Black Root lN n,

Made from an ac! i've, p, ~ I,
from BLACK Roo, "a leaye 10
equal 10 caIomel ana "a l XIX s0ris
effects. 10 gripping, i NJ n. rfs 7
cure chr mic constlpa''0D
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An American Highly Aonor.d

salt Iska Utah. Auril .. w,u,,m q
w aorne. an atteTnsv Of ssli Lake. vas
'DsaS ASsai-1aA - a nta SAs,tlaa A izax,
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TO CURE GRIP IN TWO DAYS
Lax1sige Brerne ouizire removes tAe csnse
l. W ocaEsA aEnarzEs IN ssny bnx.
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DIAMOND DYES. The only purtd I'M
adulterated. Never crock, Nevade!
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For commi,,i...

sn The P s, is authorized ', !.
n'er, Sr' as a candidate y a'a'e,.
'ion Of the democratic prI,r, .gSlst'
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ANNouNcgMss,

offie hereby E, annouuce !, 'udns
court of Harris co y, ne Fix w n
democratic primSSrfIsns'.' ' mbisa N z,
Tn. p,., dc.sssl
7. Ham rSss Is ;. authorised !,
irifty.ffth judicial uSg Az !! foi l ss.'
ries. ~ acton Of dsr htri 4
COM me :. Post is authorI,ysa s's's
Ss2,hlllhWay as a candidfsesa g auns,,.
maTies to the action Of ~ 20 c'ss1
hereby ammonia.
reelection e. as countys ,' ~ cssa,,1|
Iyi subject to Che sct II,rfs !, q nm
hRD'1
hereby announces !, IVY p'ac.
Justice Of the peace p,. y rsAsp,s|
TO action of the demccrs,,lIss' n. " n
I-B, W..
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RAILROAD.

over owen ziesicr in a siSround nsht at
Chicago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-04-26
She Wanted "Souash ~

The fashionable physician had told
his patient what he thought was neces-
sary to restore her to complete health
after the wear and tear of hard social
season. She was to take brief South
ern trip, give up all social pleasures for
while and diet with moderate pru,
dence.
She looked thoughtful and took in all
his advice. After he had told her what
to eat and what to avoid she spoke for
the first time.
And how about squash, doctorY' she
asked.
Squash" he repeated, with a tone
of surprise in his voice "Of course,
you may eat it if you want to. l didn't
suppose you cared for it,
Eat it?" she repeated in disgust. Il
don't want to eat it, but l want to play
It."
The physician flushed slightly, re-
marked that he had so little time for
sport that he could not keep up with all
the new games, and told her 10 play il
all she wanted to-New York Sun.