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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1902-02-27

Verify, this was an unmistakable "scene."
The Pendletons had always felt a contempt
for people who would so deSecrate domestic
peace, and here they were deporting them
selves in manner that would do credit to
an Irish braWl.
A servant knocked at the door, and hand
ing Pendleton diminutive card, announced
that the gentleman wanted to see him on
important business. The card bore the
name, " Mr.. Thomas Page" The name was
unknown to him. but light broke suddenly
upon the distracted master of the house.
Mrs. Pendleton retired to far corner and
sat down half reluctantly. No matter how
great Woman's grievance may be, she dis
likes to have the ground of her accusation
knocked suddenly from beneath her with
one blow of eXculpatory evidence.
The servant uShered in the caller.
4" beg your pardon for disturbing you at
this unseemlv hour, " he said, "but learned
about an hour ago that your are the man
with whom exchanged overcoats the other
night, and as am going out of town early
in the morning, | was obliged TO come
tonight"
Then, as Pendleton looked blank, he con-
tinued in a rather embarrassed tone: "I-l
suppose you have discovered the mistake.
We got our oVercoats mixed at the club
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ness in matters professional as we'll as social.
Clients below certain prohibitory rating
invariably decided, after an interview, that
his manifest indifference would hardly be
conducive to court favor for them.
He looked back with pride upon a long
line of illuStriOuS and ariStocratc ancestry.
No stains marred the polish on the family
name, and if his mothers nose was elevated
to a more etherealiZed scent, there was every
reason why it should be.
Pendleton had married one of the choicest
bellies of the inner circles of the inmost.
Beautiful, graceful tactiul, she was emf
nently fitted to hold queenly sway over his
we'll appointed home.
In short, it might be said of the Pendle-
tons, with truth, that they were always
decidedly " good form"
Thus it was that Tom PendIeton was in
so happy a frame of mind.
mustn't forget to mail Edith'S letter
when get down town." he said to himself.
"She said j. must surely go out this morn
ing"
And that, of course, was the last he
thought of it. That night when he was
leaving the club, it dropped out of his pocket.
By jacks F." he exclaimed, "There'S
Edth's letter. That was a narrow escape,
for she starts for Philadelphia in the morn
ing"
AS ne turned II over, he saw that the en-
veIope was blank. The little goose" he
laughed; she forgot to address it.
Wouldn't it have been joke on her if had
chucked it into the mail box without look
ing at itl"
The next morning Mrs. Pendeton left for
Philadelphia to visit her friend, Mrs. Philip
Sydney HargroVe.
Pendleton returned to his empty house at
an early hour that night and experienced a
dutltul sense of lOneSOmeneSS as he sat
down in the library to read,
He was startled out of pleasant reverie
by the sudden and violent ringing at the
door beIl-then Woman's voice in the hall
and in the next moment his wife burst into
the room.
Pendleton arose with a word of surprised
greeting, but it froZe upon his lips as his
wife confronted him with a flushed and
angry face, wet and disheveIIed hair and
her hat disreSpeCttully cooked on one ear.
In one hand she brandshed an umbrella in
the other she waved aott a crumped sheet
Of paper.
Pendleton stood aghast- -astonshment-
incredulity- alarm written upon his face.
Was his decorous Edith losing her mind?
Edith! he gasped.
"Don't Edith mel" she screamed,
shaking the paper in his face. How dare
you insuIt-Outrage-m in this manner2
Didn't you suppose would see that letter.
DO YOU think will live under your roof
another dayf I'm going right home to my
mother to-night-noW-thiS very minute
this" She stopped, breathless and chok-
ing with rage.
Great Scott! Edith" shouted PendIe-
ton. "What is the matter2 What letter
are YOU talking about2 Are YOU craZy?
Are Won il2 What has haDDened2'
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mine and will kindly give it to me, will
not intrude longer -gIancing apologetically
around the room.
" Certainly, Mr.. Page, certainly. I'll ring
for the coat immediately for undoubtedly
quite undoubtedly have yours. But
should like to know how it happened Sit
down, please, and tell me-"
Page drew letter out of his pocket.
"This is what led to the discovery"
Pendleton took the letter, and saw in
scribed thereon, in his Wife's handwriting,
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",'Wh2t letter., The letter you wrote
to Nell, of course"
s. didn't write Nell any letter "
You did you did have it here; in
your own handwriting. Nell is as much
insuted as am, Pll have you understand,
and ! left Philadelphia on the first train"
Let me see the letter!" commanded
Pendleton SternIy.
She flung it at him, and Tom, with beat
ing heart, WhrIing brain and parched lips
read the following:
"Dear Nell
"lf can head the old girl off from going
down to see you people, as is her present in
tention, and can escape without her suspect
ing me, I'll run down tomorrow. Don't
let the old gent know, for he would natur-
ally make a roar and We'll go out and once
more tip the glasses in memory of old times.
IN tell you, on the side, Nell, my old
girl isn't an angel to live with, and viii
now YOU and had stuck together and let
prospects go to the devil. Life is mighty
dull these days, but never dare to murmur.
| think, however, if | can only see YOU for a
day, III be able to renew my lease on happ-
ness. "DeVotedly,
Now deny that you wrote to Nell, if you
can challenged his wife. "It'S too bad
your old girl isn't more angelic, but ! can
remember the time when you thought she
WaS-before she WaS-ever-fool enough to
leave-leaVe her fa-father's house" and
here a flood of tears rendered Mrs. Pendle-
ton speecheSs.
Great heavens, Edith !" cried Pendle-
ton desperately, "don't you know better
than to think would do such a contempt
ible thing as that7 What in the devil
would want to see Nell Hargrove forl"
''For the very reason that you did once
before in your lfe-because you are in love
with her
"Im not never was! There's horrible
mistake somewhere, Edith" he protested,
wiping his steaming brow. Cant you
believe me? Have | ever lied to you or de-
ceived you in any way?"
Look at the writing" commanded his
wife tragicaIy, pointing to the letter.
Don't know your writing when see it?"
Pendeton looked, and his perpIexity was
in nOWiSe leSSened when he saw that it was
exactly like his oWn-a firm, vertical busi-
ness hand
The situation was certainly deplorable.
Through some bad bIunder or malicious
trick he had been placed in a very embar-
RAISING and false position, from which he
seemed unable to eXtricate himself His
wife and his friends believed him guilty of
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Several means of extenuation presented
themselves; the detective agency-at which
his high-born soul shuddered, an appeal to
the postal authorities, an affidavit before
notary public that he had never written the
reasonable document had never seen it
yea, had never even thought of such thing
until his wife thrust it into his face. He
was willing to go to any length to convince
her of his loyalty and good intentions.
Mrs. Pendeton, meanwhile, was pacing
angrily up and down the room.
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A Tom PendletOn walked bIithely down
u the street, ahappy whistle half formed
on his lips. He was at peace with
the world, of which he himself formed no
unimportantpart While not tfooShly eIated
he was we'll satisfied with himself and with
the environments in which a credtablv all
wise and benetcent Providence had seen fit
to place him.
F2was a lawyer, and one to whom pros
pc ~ had accorded the right of exclusive
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breach of faith and decorum, and he knew
his wife we'll enough to feel certain that she
would not be pacated by mere assurances
of his innocence. He must prove it-but
hoWl What if he could not1 Then he
would go through life the victim of some
one else's culpabiIity-his domestic happ-
ness wrecked, and his future clouded.
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seuabrtc ibu por Mmputatiuu.

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leinem 8ein. gr lhreibt. 8udlen 8
Irnica Salbe bdtte i'm in fiinf 9a=
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Der Welt eeeen offene Wunoen,
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Sdrammen unb bereleihen. grbdlt=
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S. s. Sbmitt, giaentbiimer uno
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Spreb Stunoen pen 10-12 llbr
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Wus ghriItiana miro aemeloe

- Ius Gbriitiana miro eemeloet:
Die 8eitungen brinaen alarmirenoe
gtabridten uber Die 3unabme Der
Nuspanoerung aus Suruegen na6
ben Ser. Sfaaten .Man ibdbt. oaB
oieies Sabr 10000 Worpeger na6
Mmerita eeuanbert iino. Die ausT
tpanberung mar felt Der grDsen 9unz
gerSnutb Dor 40 Sabren nibt 10 aroB
tpie bieles Sabr. 5laue @elddfte,
bpbe Steuern uno iblebter ssilbs
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2ufunftSann0nce

Wtaoemiib eebiloete 8inoerfrau,
perlefti in 2autlebre, Silbenbiloungss
lebre, 6armonielebrg Geitbetit, ains
berndbrlnittel Gbetnie uno Wabps
Bbpiioloeie iuht angsmeiiere Stel=
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Der 6e(te ssretmo a,tf Erb,it.

Ssit brsiBis Sabren buben iid Tuts's
Pillsn alS siu Se9en fir eineu jebsn Sits
baliben srwisisn. S,s iiaG nit Hedt cir
Grsnnb bes &rOutsn gu nsnu.n.
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III e.. bab bur@ bic Gale o.ruriadts
&optrAmer3en, Dpspspiie, Massniaure,
Malaria, 0erltopfuns aRb fammtlihe
bamit permanots 8ranfbeiten burd
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-05-10

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-09
RUDE TO GIRLS.

For hating young women on the cam
pus and examining their feet in order to
Identify them from boys nine students
of the Missouri University at Columbia,
Mo, have been dismissed and the names
of others are being secured with a view
to similar punishment The rudeness
to the girls is the reason for the sever
ity of the faculty.
The girls We're on their way to a ban
quet i'm Academic Hail. given by the
freshmen. The building was surround
ed by a mob of unlimited students, bent
on kidnapping as many of the male
guests as possible. A number Of the
latter disguised themselves as girls in
order to pass through the line. One
young man thus attred was identified
as he stepped into the light of the main
entrance. The mob tore his silk dress
to tatters and dragged him away. After
this the beseigers We're suspicious, and
as the guests approached those who
We're girls or appeared go be We're halt
ed and examined.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-09

Il was suffering from sleeplessness and
painful nervous sensations, brought on from
overwork and anxiety; and although tried a
number Of different remedies for this disorder
obtained little or no benefit from any Of
them. In fact some Of the advertised remedies
seemed to increase rather than diminish the
difficulty, until one day determined to give
DR.. Miles Neryine a trial. The first few
doses convinced me that had found a specific
for my trouble and l continued its use with
the most satisfactory results. 1t seemed to
feed the nervous system, afford restfl sleep
without any Of the after effects Of an opiats OF
any artificial stimulanr and can be discon-
unued at will. deem it the best remedy lm
nervous people now on the market"
REV. WARREN w. REYNOLDS,
Pastor Brghtwood Nj. f. Church,
Indianapolis, Ind.
DR.. Miles Nevine is sold at al! druggists
on positive guarantee. Write for free
advice and booklet to
DR. Mills MEDICAL Co, Elkhart, Ind
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-04-09
FOR ARMY OFFIcERs.

The Army appropriation bill contains
a provision which will be of interest to
retired officers. 1t authorizes the re-
examination of any officer on the retir-
ed list of the Army who was retired for
disability and who there is reason to
belive is physically qualified for active
service. 1t is said the retired list con-
tains quite a number Of Army officers
who in addition to drawing a retired
officers pay are receiving salaries for
civil service any officer who, upon re-
examination, is found to be physically
competent. The present. appropriation
bin carries $1643,39l for the pay of re-
tired officers.
When before the House Committee on
Military Affairs Secretary Root testified
on this subject as follows: 81 know one
gentleman who is receiving retired pay
on the ground of total disability and he
is or was receiving a salary of Sl0,-
600 a year. ! know another who was
retired on total disability who is praC-
ticing his profession Of medicine re-
gularly, and another who was retired on
total disability as a Lieutenant of Ar
tillery and who turned up in the Span
ish war as a Captain of cavalry i'm the
Volunteers"