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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-01-18
CHAPTER XVII,
II AM GOING TO MARRY YOU"

II AM GOING TO MARRY YOU!'
It was noon in Tomsk, and the Princess
Olga had not yet slept. She sat at her
window, which. faced toward the great
plaza, and watched and listened. Sud-
denly there came to her ears the faint
sound of a bugle. 1t came from the d.
rection Of the new railway station. The
princess smiled. Then came knock at
her door.
"Open it, Therese''
Therese was pale and trembling. The
events of the past two nights had shaken
her nerves till she was on the verge OF
collapse But she obeyed and the same
lieutenant who had assisted during the
night came in.
Il fear for your life!' he said. 'Ne-
slerov has recovered, and is cursing like
a mailman He called for me and ordered
ME to fetch you. to him."
1T will not be difficult task said the
princess. 81 will CO."
''But he will kill you. He is speaking
words that no sane man could ever speak.
He says if he is to be destroyed he Will
destroy you first"
Does he know that Vladimir is gomez
HE suspects it.. He has not been to
see."
Olga looked from her window. Three
men were riding abreast, coming toward
the palace, and after them a detachment
of soldiers always at the station
Some one cOmes!' SAID the omcer.
Eyes. Do you know who that is?'
81 do not" replied the officer. 1T must
be one of the generals.
..You will see'' said Olga. Come! we
will go to 'Nesleroy!
The governor glared at her in mad fury.
"You drugged that wine! You put me
! to sleep!' he shout ed.
81 drugged the liquor, for had WORK 10
ho
..What have YOU done? Let us be frank.
You came here as an enemy and. spy.
~ came to right wrong; to ayenge the
! crime of GraslOv.'--
what do you know?
81 know the truth"
s'What do you intend to dog
ssRestore that which is lost and undo
what was done by wickedness.'
An evil look came into his face, and he
stepped toward the door. The lieutenant
| blocked it,
! "Out of the way, dog!' cried Neslerov.
81 protect her highness.' .:. '.....
| "You! You protect against my orders!''
| ''There is a higher than you. I obey the
czar.
Nesleroy started back, so powerful in
! effect is the name of the car. $50.
| '"The carl ...
At the very door of the palace bugle
! blew blast.
! MAKE way. AuIlElI HIS. cACCACACy tAC
! governor general" came voice. Nesle-
| row went white and leaped at Olga.
| ''You sent for him, and this means my
death! We die together!''
SIN the name Of the carl cried Olga
and the sword of the lieutenant touched
| the breast of Neslerov.
!, What means this?''
! The voice came from tall and soldier
! ly man wearing brilliant uniform. who
| blocked the doorway with his burly form
de Muloff! Governor general gasped
| Neslerov. g.-t II. se .
'.Sit: down. said the governor general
sternly. You sent for me in haste, prin
cess came as soon as possible For
| tuna tely there was a train. =
.sThe railroad has saved me and thu
Duke of Graslov,'' said Olga.
Neslerov darted look of hatred to
ward her.
Bring Therese, my attendant sail
1 Olga to the lieutenant.
There was another commotion at tn
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CHAPTER XVI.
MAMA PAULPOFF AVENGED.

MAMA PAULPOFF AVENGED.
1t was midnight in Tomsk and the pal
ace Of the governor was still. Jansky and
Unsgethop had ridden away to overtake
Denton at Tivoloffsky, ltzig was at his
post in the guardhouse, and the new lieu
tenant of the palace guard paced his
measures through the deserted corridors.
But Neslerov was not asleep. Feverish
and impatient, he sat in his room, await
ing the return of his police with the
American, whose liberty was a menace to
the life of Neslerov. He drank deeply
from time to time from bottle that stood
on his table. If he spoke, he did it with
loud voice, but no one was near. His
thoughts were spoken thus, as with man
half mad with fear.
"Heavens!" he said, as he drank again.
"If he reaches Perm, and the truth is
known, l shall-what will become of me %
He started as light footstep sounded
on the hard floor, and his haggard face
grew. paler as Princess Olga entered.
why are you awaken" he asked harsh
ly. He was too excited to think of
phrases.
not in bed she answered. II came to
talk"
He stared at her. In his eyes she was
as beautiful even as Frances Gordon, but
his danger made him think her a tigress
seeking to devour him. Yet he dared not
show it.
why are you alone?" asked Olga.
you usually have Jansky, the superin-
tendent of police, with your
"Jansky is away. A noted prisoner has
escaped and the superintendent has gone
to retake him.
81 heard a commotion. supposed it was
something Of that kind. Was it Rus
sian?"
'Yes-a nihilist.'
81 hope thew will caDtllre him.
'They~Wi They must!" said Neselrov,
fiercely
Olga's eyes were veiled-they did not
betray her thoughts.
There is much concerning this sys-
tenn that is new to me, and it will take
long for me to learn it all. I am already
weary with the little I have DONE
Better leave it alone. 1t is business
for men, not princesses," said Neslerov
The study has made me wakeful Bring
me some wine"
He opened bottle.
% 1t has puzzled me why you do not mar
ry," he said, trying to hide his fear of
her as he poured out a glass of wine.
why should II" she asked. 81 have
rot yet found among the MOBILES Of Rus
STA the man would marry" -
what sort of man must he be to please
you, scousin?"
He was sparring for time Any hour
might bring Jansky back with Denton
Then he could play his part in safety
But with Denton at. liberty he dared no
act# %
.oh,''', said Olga, Ito please me, maj
must be honorable, strong and wise HI
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In the house of the priest at Tivoloffsky
Denton was recovering from his wounds.
His first feeling as he gradually came to
himself was OF great weakness. A cool
small hand was placed upon his brow,
| and he looked up into the face of Frances
! Gordon.
do you know me, Jack?"
yes, l know you, Frances. What has
happened?"
you have been i'll. You were shot two
! weeks ago in the house where the Paul.
poffs lived. Do you remember.
| "Yes-they came-did they kill poor old
Paulpoff?"
sNo. vladimir-the one we know as
Vladimir, but now the Duke of Graslov-
came and killed them instead. He killed
/ Jansly and Unsgethop and brought you
here"
''Then it is proved already!" he said
staring.
"Yes. A princess; Olga Neslerov,
cousin of his mother, having penetrated
the veil of mystery, came to Tomsk to
pursue her inquiries. She unmasked
Nicholas Neslerov before the governor
general, and he died that same night in
the very cell in which Vladimir had been
confined"
II am glad,' he said, with sigh. 81
knew he was not the son of the Paulpoffs,
and, since you loved him, I did not wish
you to marry an unknown That was
why I tried to restore him to his rank.
1 did not do it, but am glad it was done
glad for him and for you
.'Poor Jack!'' she said, nesting her head
close to his. "Did you think 1 was going
to marry him. ....
Eyes; I thought you loved him. That
was why l brought him to his own
poor, noble Jack! Do you know who
/ am going to marry? There was never
any love between Vladimir and me-
helped him. and he appreciated it. But
am going to marry the noblest bravest,
best man on this earth. -
81 hope you will be happy, Frances"
81 know shall be, Jack And-can you
forgive me, Jack, for all those ugly things
said? And will you love me-just the
same as you used to-for it's you-you,
Jack, want to marry if-you want me-"
Frances
'"That's right" said the soft voice Of the
oldg priest. :He is all right now. I say
. to you, Denton, that an angel hoVered at
your bedside, and it was not the angel OF
death. 1t was strong, fine young wo-
man.
Il nursed you, Jack, and papa has been
here every day.
"And I'm here now" said the voice of
Gordon is he awaken"
HE is awake, but he hasn't said he
wants to marry me- said Frances, with a
laugh.
He don't need to say it, Well, old
chap, I'm glad you've pulled through, but
I'm hanged if | think you would if it
, wasn't for Frances
} II am sure of it, he answered, "and
am going to spend all the rest Of my life
paying her for it,
She laughed-the happiest laugh of her
life-and stopped and kissed him.
The End -5sss
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sODON AND GOMORRAH.

Genesis xix: "A IS, "Then the Lord
rained upon SOdum and GnmOrrah
birthstone and fire from the Lord out
of heaven. And he overthrow those
cities, and all the plain, and all the
inhabitants OF the cities, and that
which grew upon the ground"
Pompeii, city OF Campania, at the
mouth Of the river Sarnus, looking
out on the Bay Of Naples. 1t stood
at the base of Mount Vesuyius be-
tween Herculaneum and Stabiae. In
the year 70 terrific eruption OF We.
suyius in une day overwhelmed in
irremediable ruin the towns of Pom.
peii, Herculancum and Stabiae. For
more than 1900 years Pompeii lay un'
disturbed beneath heaps of ashes and
cjDdcrS.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-05-16
THE PEACH CULTURE.

The luscious specimens Of the peach
raised by Mr. Eugene Gautier at West
Pascagoula for several years gives
sufficient proof that the fruit can be
brought TO the greatest perfection by
careful cultivation along this coast.
His present crop is very promising for
a fine yield. Mr.. George Fl. TuXbury,
who has spent most Of his life in hor-
ticulture, says that our lands are
adapted to peach raising, and that a
profitable industry can be established
all along the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad from Mobile to Bay st.
Louis. Let our home people plant
peach, fig and pecan trees and make
this the orchard section of the gull
coast.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-05-16
UNFOLDING THE LAW.

Judge James II. Neville and the
efficient district attorney, Hon. W. A,
White, deserve the highest c0mmen-
dation of the good people of our coun-
ty for their bold and honest endeayor
to strengthen the letter and spirit OF
the law ard punish all infractions
and abuses of the same.
From time immemorial the observ-
ance and maintenance of efficient and
lawful government have been the
only safeguard against degeneracy
and barbarism. All social, moral and
physical existence is ruled by princi.
piles that are regulated by a forceful
aud urgent necessity.
Man, in an ungoverned state, would
be helpless and useless individual,
If not a decidedly dangerous and
vicious one.
All things created are subject to
laws. The earth itself is governed ~
grayl,aticn. Science is h,l'i within
bUGEds lay the laws Of nalu;t; aud man
in his mast primitive condition must
follow tie Dictates III >rmr uplifting
prompt ingS, Ur sink 10 The level Of the
brute AMI be subservient still to the
commands OF nature.
No nations yet have ever risen to
power, save these that have been
swayed Il, wise and just DEGREES. 1t
was not in the observance OF SOl0n's
laws that Greece lnst her glory, nor in
the sacred fultillnn Mt uf home rule
and selfdiscipline that Rome fell.
There is no happiness IN diScord
and confusion; whilc order is the
source Of much good Therefore,
these worthy and honorable reprcsen.
tatives Of our people have the con-
gratulationsof the county at large for
having done ago0d and noble act in
upholdng the honor and insuring the
welfare of our great commonwealth.
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.vesc .sdrersise,,,enss. Is.

NITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
~ jackson, Miss, May s, 1902. No
tice is hereby given, pursuant TO in
struetions, and in accordance with the
directions of the Secretary Of the In
terror, under the provisions OF the sec,
ond section of the act of July 5, 1884
(23 Stat, 1887, that the lands In the
Greenwood Island Abandoned Military
Reservation, Jackson County, Missis-
sippi, described as Lots and 8, Sec. II,
Lots and 2, Sec. Is, Lots and 2, Sec. 10,
and Lot 4, sec. 20, II. s. s., r. W., St.
Stephens Meridian, containing l44.7O
acres, will be offered for sale, In tracts
OF the smallest legal subdivisions, at
this office, commencing on the 30th day
Of July, 1902, at 10 o. m, to the highest
bidder for cash, at not less than the ap-
praised value, nor less than one dollar
and twenty. five cents per acre. Parties
owning houses on the land are cautioned
to move them ut once. FRED w. Coll
LlNs, Register. ISAIAH Il. MoNTGOM-
cry, Receiver. Approved f.. A.
Hitchcock, Secretary.
May l6, 1902. l4-9t
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ST. PIesRe DESTROYED.

Mont Pelee, an exhausted volcano
gave evidence Of activity a few days
before the explosion occurred which,
on the morning OF the 9Th instant,
was so violent as to afford no time to
escape from its clouds Of boiling mud,
steam and molten lava which belche
out OF its crater to destroy the once
beautiful city OF st. Pierre, Marti.
nique, and to annihilate It's whole
population OF $4,000 Inhabitants and,
with the streams Of fiery volcanic sub.
stances, to flow into the waters OF It's
harbor and its burning ashes to fan
upon aud destroy the vessels at an.
chOr.
Abouts 1000. gdeaths have also oc-
Cured on the island of ST. Vincent as
a result Of the Souffriere volcano.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-05-16
OFF FOR GREENWOOD.

The 37th annual Convention Of the
Mississippi Press Association will
convene at the growing and beautiful
city of Greenwood, Letlore county,
commencing on Tuesday, May 20 and
concluding its laburs on the 23d 1t is
to be hoped that there will be a full
attendance of the bretheren and sis
tiers Of he Association.
On Saturday the editor and his tru-
" hcttcr.half will leave for Green
wood via Jackson and YazOo City To
be at roll call Tuesday morning, Prov
ldcncc permitting.
The DEMoCRAT-STAR is left in good
hands and will appear on Friday as
usual.
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and sentence suspended.

anu SeHIenCe euspenOe0.
State VS.. E,lG. Overstreet, Jury and
verdict not guilty.
State VS.. Lift Goff. jury and verdict
guilty and sentenced To five years in
the pen!tentiary.
State VS.. T.. G. Overstreet and Ben
Ashcraft, defendants plead guilty and
sentences suspended.
State vs.. r. J. Loughrdge. defend.
ant plead guilty and sentence sus.
pended. ~
State vs.. Joe Sparenburg ct ais.
States witnesses taxed with cost and
cause dismissed.
State for Use &c. vs.. r. J, Lough.
ridge, fine by the Board OF Super.
visOrs set aside.
State VS.. J. ID. McKie, motion to va.
cate order mol pros, continued,
State VS.. Ora P. Rolls, new trial
granted and cause continued.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-05-16
CIRCUIT CoURT.MAY TERM. 1902.

After a two weeks term court ad,
journed on Saturday last at - m. A
great deal OF business was disposed OF
but still the buckets show consider.
able, which pOes over to the October
term.
The following completes our report
of the proceedings of last week. which
were disposed of after the DEMOCRAT.
STAR went to press:
State VS.. Geo. Dean ct ais, jury and
verdict not guilty
State vs.. Indiana Benn, jury and
verdict guilty and sentenced to seven
years in the penitentiary.
State VS.. Bill Day, jury AMI verdict
guilty. Fined $500 and three months
in county Jail.
Writ Adams VS.. G. H. Hugonin,
motion to quash affidavit continued
Lake Mills VS.. Hunter, Benn & Co.,
motion To set aside the verdict an6
grant new trial overruled.
NJ. l.. Valverde VS.. L. & N. r. r..
motion for new trial overruled.
W. A. Murphy VS.. l.. &. N. r. r.,
motion for new trial overruled.
H. Miller VS.. Western Union Tele.
graph Co., motion to set aside verdict
and grant Il new trial 0verruled
f. Il. Dahlgren VS.. Farnsworth
Lumber Co., motion for new trial
Overruled.
State VS.. Jules Bulal, jury and yer.
dict not guilty.
State VS.. Henry Farley and Robert
Taylor, plead guilty to manslaughter
and sentenced to eight years each In
the pcnitentiary.
State VS.. Jerry Rufus, plead guilty
and fined one cent.
State VS.. Chas. Phillips, motion for
new trial overrulcd.
Mrs. q. Cochran VS.. Town OF Ocean
Springs, motion for new trial over.
ruled.
State vs.. Tony Beasant. jury and
verdict not guilty.
State VS.. A.. Finch, Press Finch and
Dennis Nichols, defendants Finch
plead guilty and sentence suspended.
Indictment mol. pros. as To defendant
Nichols.
State VS.. G. L. Krebs, plead guilty
and sentence suspended.
State VS.. j. A. and Ray Miller.
plead guilty and sentence suspended.
State VS.. Ohas. Bostcr, plead guilty
and sentence suspended.
State vs.. Pedro n. Jane, plead gull
ty and sentence suspended.
State vs. Lewis Jones, plead guilty
and nned $50.
State vs. Lizzie Wiley, plead guilty
and fined s25 and three months In the
jail.
J. r. oNeai W. r. q. Avcnt, lnotion
for new trial overruled.
State ". James Plstt, jury and ycr
dict not guilty. |
STATE v. AseIer. plsad guilty
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MARINlE
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PORT OF PAsCAGOULA.
OFFICE DEMocRAT.STAR,,
Scranton, Miss, May 10, 1902.
Report for week ending May 10, 1902.

ENTERED.
Mays. Am sch Olive, Spaulding, 1877
tons from Vera Cruz.
May H. Am sch Flora Morang, Bod.
den, 2l5 tons from Progresso.
May IL Am sch Griffin, Salvesen, 3O5
tons from Havana
May ID. Am sch Laguna, Baylis, 32s
tons from Havana.
May ID Am sch Oscar G., Green, lDo
tons from Havana.
CLEARED.
May o. Am sch Otis, for Havana, with
2l5.O0O feet lumber val $2,l5O by +.
Clinton.
COASTWISE.
ARRIVED.
May IL Am sch Louise Hastings, AL.
bury, III tons from Key wsst
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Haars, Dunwody h Co., of Pensa.
cola, have madcun assignment,
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MoNITloM. .

WVWuJION.
In the United States Dis Court. 10,
the Southern District Of mississippi.
OLLINaER Il BRUCE \
Dry Dock Co.
- vs. No. 1893,
ScHoONERGAaE II.
PHILLIPS. In Admiralty.
H. U. BODDEN,
Intervening -LibellsntJ
In obedience to . warrant of seixure
to me objected. in the above entitled
cause, have seized and taken into INV
possession the following described ves.
sci, to wit: The Schooner Gage II.
fhillips, her tackle, apparel and furni.
ture, for the causes set forth in the libel
now pending In the u. 8. District Cont
for the Southern District Of Mississinn
at Biloxi, Mississippi | hereby r}ve
notice to all persons claiming the said
described Schooner Gage H. Phillips. or
knowing or having ANYTHING 10 ssv
why the same should not he condem nea
and forfeited, and the proceeis therebf
distributed according to the prsyer of
the libel, that they be and appear h.
iore the said Court, to ha held 10 and Tor
the southern District Of Mississippi. at
the United states Court Room, "a the
ulty q Biloxi on The let Monday n
June, 1907 at u o'clock on the foronoon
Of jurisdiction, otherwise On IA naS
day OF jurisdic cti0n thoteefter. tken ~
t,s1ve 70 interpose s elilu for TIE In
~ % nlnke their Allelfti0ns ins nv
U. e,tlgslyllAl G ma 81 Hiss
ny ~. NJ. Dspuljs
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-05-16

Another newspaper at Meridian.
The State, devoted to civic, social aud
economic Development, is the title
of a new weekly paper just started by
Mr.. VIM +. Gray, an experienced
newspaper man OF this State. The
State is published by Publishing
Company, Mr. Gray is editor and man.
ager. We trust the State will be a
financial success.
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D. D. coWAN
Real Estate Agent
SCRANTON, MIS- az
rNa~ 100o
Dec. 6 100
..gI.tratIon Notice.

In conformity with lev, !, seu esunppssrvisors
- - Z Vo'i "rder Of the Board o. P,sristrs-
S;rsctInr ~ ~ y that an entirely neSs Rsesirsr
dI,eIun tIon be made, the undersisneoor eoorcossIsso
,Sli LII visit II the various votlns. .Ps purpop
ysctson county, Missy ior o.,.rsous, ~. Oh ~
dey and dates iollow."k.v IA
0sk Grove, Mondiy, my "
Tones. Tuesday, May ~ o,
Helyestion, Thursdsy;a n
WsItsrson, MsStss, Saturday, MY sIyss&
MOI Point Thursdsy,, a. "A.
Esst side, Friday, may inns nm g. from
0rsnse Grove, Friday 'u''
e ea9ss'%sa;, = s'slssai; Friday, June . from
o'elccek.c S'Se Crock, Monday, JSns'' IN
Jseobsl l.,ss. Tqs:dsy 4 Wednesday, sd !s:: !s.: X X
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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-05-16

Attorney General Knox has com.
pleted his examination OF the report
OF Col. Crowder on the operations OF
the British at Chalmeitc. The attor.
ney general expresses tile opinion
that the neutrality laws have not
been violated.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-05-16

Gov. Longino, Of Mississippi, denies
the report that he is in a combination
with Senators Money and McLau.
rim. The. Governor also says lie
knows nothing about any movement
to create new federal judicial dis.
trict 10 the State.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-05-16

LAND NOTICE,
LAND OFFlpE AT JACKSON, MISS,
pri1 q 1Qfll

LAND OfFlpE AT JAOkSOh, ~ ISS.,
April 2, 1902. !
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice OF his
Of his claim, and that said proof Will he
made before the Circuit Clerk, jackson
county, at Scranton, Miss, on May Is,
1902, viz:
William D. Howell, homestead entry
No. SO64l for the nwN section q, town
ship south, range west Of st. Steph-
ems Mer.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land, viz:
William B. Parker, OF Cross Roads,
Miss, Print Byrd, OF Basin. Miss,
William Goff, Of Cross Rosds, Mss,
Axum w. Gardner, Cross Roads, Miss.
F.W. COLLINS, Register.
April II, 1902. oct