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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16

were carried out according 10 pro-
cram and The only striking features az
the nrst two were tile gorgeous state
carriages and the beautiful trappings
and horses.
The crowd paid hut little attention
20 the occupants OF the vehicles. Tn
the last carriage ~ the rrst procession
SAT Prince IL my of Prussia. on the
back seat. but Doe was $50 occupied with
talking 20 the Dukc OF Sparta that he
seemed not to notice the crowd The
Prince az Wales also seemed very in-
different and srolid. but the Princess Of
Wales bowed and smiled constantly
il was not until the Kings procession
came that there was any show OF en-
thusiaSm. Lord Kitchener. Admiral
Seymour and General Gaselee. as they
1 rode together. received much attention.
The Indians We're undoubtedly the
most picturesque feature OF the process
sion. while the state coach OF the
[ King. drawn by the fat HanOvcrian
horses which figured in all OF the late
( Queen Nictoria's professions. seemed
much more quaint and medieval than
( usual
II was 11I5 o'clock when their Ma
& 5esties reached the Abbey gate.
The Archbishop OF Canterbury took
/ his seat in front OF the coronation
/ chair. and the Earl OF Halsbury. the
Lord High Chancellor. seated himself
| by his side.
Several minutes elapsed. however
before the King and Queen came in
! sight
"Vivat Alexandria shouted the
! boys OF Westminster. and the Queen
! walking slowly 20 the left OF the
! throne. gained her chair and knelt at &
silken prize dieu. her magnificent traiT
OF clOth-of- gold being lifted out OF hei
way by six scarlet-cOated pages.
Three minutes later came the hoars'
cry OF "vivat Rex Edwardus" witt
blasts from trumpets.
| Yet there was another wait. "Wha
has become OF the KingF" was askeC
by people who We're shut of from sigh
OF the nave. The Queen waited pa
tiently. the organ ceased and then re
sumed. there was another fanfare o
trumpets. another chorus OF 'Viyats
and King Edward appeared an,
walked TO his chair in front Of IN
throne. bowling 10 the Queen as h
) passed. and then knelt down in prayer
After removing his somewhat uDbs
81 coming cap His Majesty stood up. an
. the Archbishop OF Canterbury. I'm tren
/ | bling voice. read the Recognition. bs
I / ginning. "Sirs. here present unit
p you King Edward. the undoubted kin
I OF the realm" etc.
4 Then there was hoarse shout an
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16
rrnoraH REEAEEEs.

TElorGH BEEAKEEs.
TO Lex him die. This man. w-9 q,
I'll those against Him on TIE morrow
would Re tie hardest. lie need not
rush him under. move lis hands 10
barn HIM. anC.-vhat could save him
so- his undoiue lie would not De his
murderer. Mrl could not tooS upon
him and whisper tLor IBIS hands were
stained with blood They would have
sufficiently hard words against him,
truly. bat this they would not know
The breakers had washed him back.
senseless. from his reach, lie struggled
how lie had srruSgled.-and yet lie
pnly saved him-dead, They would
stlu call LlD hero stin CRY or Ills
bravery. No man would know-aot
enc.
one instant out OF time, One second
out OF millions OF secondss The space
/ OF a hair on nllmitable space. Bat SO
I grind the mills OF the gods. very fine,
I proving the chan from the grain
One instant The men huddled upon
the beach waiting for the rescue.
watching by the light Of their lanterns
and til. lightning Cara called him q
hero. battling there 70 have the last
man from che wreck. The yacht was
gone out OF sight and the unconscious
I man II the black water had let so the
lifeline. though the lifepreserver still
buoyed him I'D. with his paid face
lifting and falling In the shouting
waves and seething foam They held
their lanterns aloft and shouted and
I fwAe ~
the flashing OF the lighthouse lamp In
SITS revolutions They could see the
men az intervals. never for longer than
swift glance. but the man risking his
life for the other was bravely fighting
10 save him. They could zee that
A half dozen men dashed IN the water
20 drag the two ia as q huge break
or lifted them high 10 fling them "a
the beach: for 4 blow. such as that
would possibly mean death 20 both
and this m2r was proved too heroic
20 be dashed 10 death un2ided. Foi
the angel had conquered the demon II
Harold Graham's soul. and the on'
instant Of struggle lad intensified anS
ennobied him.
A. they dragged the two on tn
!. higher beach. cut OF reach o. III
breakers. the rescuer was scarcel.
more conscious than the rescued.
! had been a terrible battle. lie wa
drenched through and through. an
his paii.d face. with the black hal
. ciinging 10 a. looked hagsard undo
Tire cbiffln9 lights.
, Lets take 'em 20 one CT the co;
tsges here" suggested one OF the mer
"tiB the storm - over. Itii never g
; 20 try 20 get 'em 10 the hotel as the,
are. -,
s sro De contlnEed,J
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16

bowling from side to side. ne did So
With gravity very unusual to n.m.
Ito seemed 60 Sit rather tar back len che
carriage. and moved h.> body very h'-
tie. Ills crimson robes and cap OF
u.aiut nance. which WAS simply band
OF crm're with "a crimson velvet ton.
doubtless save him The unusual ap-
ncar.ucc.
The Queen. beside him. was radiant.
Snc never looked better. Tho cheers
which erected thc pair were loud and
Enthusiastically genuine. aud very d.i-
fcrcut from the perfuucto-v applause
which usually creets the appearance
OF members OF the royal family.
The three professions To- the Abbey
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16
As tzEz1x 80 S~<rgyssS
IN ~, sxz>==s<<rszssSaa szss-czEsss
q NJ JOHN WINTHROP'S DEFEAT.
&SS--A \ Nops-
JEAN KATE LUDEUM
IaNI. RohAEr roxSK.,s soSs. III
CHAPTER IL.
r,,,@s--~7A
JEAN KATE LUDLUM..

(Contsnuedl
S.Su.ely they win not Re SO hard
upOn Won. Harold, They know your
reputation. They win be lenlcnt.
When they know thst you give uD
everything 10 them
but that any. one would do. Alecis
he INTERRUPTED her again. irritsNlv. lie
Eas losing his genial nature under this
trial. IT Is what any man should do.
But even 50. Z am heavily in deht. and
the heaviest creditor i an smrlacablo
man. he would not yield an inch.
Eeuld not ask him
Then you shall not ask him. Harold
AS soon As noSslhle We win leave thes,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16
King. Present to Natl.n.

London.-It was announced after the
coronation that King Edwa-d boo 49,
scented Osborne House 10 the patients
20 be used IN part rs convalesceat
cine for officers or the navy and army.
This gift is intended 10 signalize his
coronation. Osborne House is on the
Isle OF Wight. and was one of the IA
vorite residences OF Queen Victoria
Ii was there that she d.ed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16


their machinery and broken the shaft. /
=, there she was heating upcn the
rocks beyond the beach. Her how I
was scarcely above the waves. Her \
stern was under water. and he- pas ]
sengcrs were crowded forward and I
clingsnx with the ono instinct OF life 10 /
the last hope. The small boat was ot /
no use in that water. and II the coast
guard could not save them there could
come no hope. The rockets had ceased.
the shots also.
In the terr'l'e storm & was difficult
70 work. but the men on shore fought
ike heroes % render help TO those
clinclnS 70 the beating wreck. The
first rocket attached % the lifeline
went astrav. beaten aside by tho tu-
r.ous rain and wind. but tho second.
well aimed. struck the bow and the
rope was caught. The work Of rescue
was under way. though but q Few mo-
mcats NJ most were lcft ere she boat
must so down.
One man was saved. scarcely breath
inr. from the fierce struggle through
thc breakers. rut stu alive; another
and another in the Same condition.
UoCc was rcvivin-. though scn death
lesnod 20 grasp them on al siles. Tor
time e. wcS difficult 20 determine
whether re or death would conquer
ia The struggle. Blt trem men on thc
f beach worked ike wa1mcn 20 save The
mon mad with fear En- thc mids; o. tlct
. boiling water. md then. the lGSt man
was lighting his way. buoycd up by his
Ife-prcservor. SraspinE the lifeline -
/ he rose and sank and rose again "a tie
T heart OF thc water.
Harold Graham amcnE tho men en-
the beach was ike q giant IN his cf-
+ forts 20 render assistance. IIc dashed.
F ur-indful Cf himself. into the boiling
/ breakers u drag the ricn 70 land IS
they struggled in HIS companions
scarcely recognized him. fo- the lover
OF luxury. the Pct OF fortune and so
Cicty had never before been tr,yd
That his own life might pay FOR D s
reckless bravery Do never thought lie
had no fear. lie lacked the know.cCc,
OF the beach which the colst-~uarl
possessed. but be was equal with tAcr
4 IL courage and bravery.
The last man was lighting his wa,
70 lie through that sea % death. ii.
was evidently greatly exhausted. ~
his Efforts were feeble as hc drew
nearer ln-o the li-lt OK the lantern
aud -lc almost constant glare O. Oh.
ll-ltul--. They shouted % cheer Inn
and were On tile alert AZ tlc roQc
But as be came I'm almost 20 the oe-c.
tfe -rre7l-- breakers beat him back.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16
Clondhrrst Drowms Thirteen Pcr.ons.

At Blossburg. y. NJ, a cioudburst
drowned four persons. Mrs. Fran
cesco Dominique and three children.
and q family OF husband. wife and
three children. are reported drowned at
TerceO. They were seen just before
the arrival OF 4 great wall OF water.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16


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and then berood the sard-hIls- - TIE
moan cououarsd me se--ds rhe whit.
xurf -sezmed ~hosrlv. rank ur.or. rank.
The woman ~ IL window. IN he-
trailing Enken gown. sat Fascinated.
win ber hands c.asr.ed uuou the ledge
before her. hs- face Illuminated O. dark.
end br the shining or osmuinr OF the
moon There was no fear II. her hear.
nz1r deep awe and q namely something
re- tke tonrh % = heavenly shirt sbe
wsx unconscious that her husband had
Weakened and was watching her under
ais hzlf-ciossc Ids She was uneOn-
xrsous that sele was 81 inspiration "a
tsra- OF that the bitterness os his ecu
xzs touched by the sweetness os bel
presence. Like the true woman she
WAS. sbe was thinking % him. not o.
hersesf. She 1oTed hsrz. and knew tha'
&c suffered intensely because 90 fhs
kroubse fsuer urson hin he was g
xsroud and loved luxury 20 Thoroughly
nat failure was worse than death
Bet she knew. also. that hs wzs to<
noble and TOO manly 20 seek death f0l
relief. ss nary might
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16

in response To the mighty roar OF cheer
that dwarfed all previous welcomes
The King looked pale and rather fine
drawn. and was by no means rs brown
and robust IS previous reports had lee
one 10 expect. and. while punctilioGsls
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16

ment about Buckingham Palace was
marked. Punctual 10 time. 10 n. IN.
the advance guard OF the royal caval-
cade issued from the archWay. the
horses OF the troopers curvetting ner-
vOusly as they faced the wall OF hu-
manlty that cbeered their coming.
Soon aftcrward came the Prince and
Princess OF Wales procession, and
finally. within few minutes. the state
coach appeared nj the gateway. and
the King and Queen smiled and bowed
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16

Two hundred IDLE Cuban WOrkmen
went 20 the palace in Havana in an
orderly manner and earnestly solicited
President Palma for work. President
Palma addressed the lab0rers from the
balcony. promising 10 apply 10 Con
gress for an appropriation Tor public
works
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16

President Roosevelt. In conference
with Attorncy-General Knox. agreed
upon terms whereby the Postal Pacific
Gable Company is 10 be authorized 10
lay a cable from San Francisco 10 Hon
OluIu and Manila
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16

George Ford. a former Alderman
OF Ottawa; Walter Dashan. a chief
train dispatcher. OF Montreal. and Miss
Florence J. Thomas. of Montreal, were
drowned while bathing at Ocean Park.
old Orchard, Ne.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16

AT Atuscatlne. Iowa. W. J. Bryan. in
an interview. said positively that he
would not be a candidate for President
q 1904. .
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16

Senator Hanna told 1000 persons at
Urbana. Ohio. that lie VIII not 90 back
10 the Senate. pgeferring TO work Tor
a better understanding between capital
and labor,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-16


SSH o. -sV SoJ rsdo -oop ga veg OF
..sseIsep -roS p5uS
-,vS,-1 cary 7 .Su-vlou &C Sryr II les
-ur0 $ sleql y u-vsi pur 'pF9STV 'Slluls
uNoP % llA SN ..'plps OF ..'suCO-
- plo-ru % % S1iOS nos arr 'rC.N-
.-s,ayco- On puas
1ur suns SAroq slu prDCN drVswrolS
Y 1ogs-erl- svA arus -oJ 'SrccQo-I
'sroQ- SUirsu - alnsCerd Y. -ElrafI
my Vlcs ~ -'SsoS.sln - .ToG. 7y~oS..
.hc Government FrouS-.- nc scfi. s-al-
sn- TO re,ssuro her.
she placed her hand t-ustin-lv IN his
--i they rssScI ont .o-ctrer. but the
hand was a hand % Ice ana lcr heart
was beating ~ terror. Her sensitive
Shirt was stirred by The proharIitv o.
DANGER 10 others. IL yvcs suca = fc2r-
I'M ui-nt.
They came u0oa excited -rou0e p
The han and rar.o-. the ladies gather
Enr NJ once around Alicia. rs though
there were some subtle strength and
rnareusm IA her presence. Harold
passed out upon tie piazza with Q few
CT the men 20 learn what was possible
or the threatened danger.
- ticklish thing shouted George
Pricstly. turning aside from the burst
of shriekinc wind that struck across
the pier. holding his hat o. with crc
hand and grasping the laQcis OF lis
coat with the other. that * should TO;
2,e torn from hin a ticflsl thinr.
1ow. I tel you. fellows. = lis snail
boat out there, Those shots didn't
come from the coast side, they re OF %
ieeward. and the coast guard VIII have
2 hard time trying 20 save them Prot
~ rocky. you know. Our farthc-
Mighty little hope. I say " lat 3 t.
Baukss
a yacht" replied GRE q the ho'c.
hands hurrying past them across the
piazza FOR lanterns Every one was
alert Tor q wrecG was q terT4oie tang
IN such 2 storm eles Gown =! ,-e
point Been leti-ls or To-.els- 90
tar gone Tor tl1t- ilou-l' loW llaI--
,ly oit az hc- 4elt whole -ltE A 90
what they can - save en-. lll ilere
1in't much hope
Lexis - down s-o-- -..
terL17s "c nay -eo- s-lf--e. --s +.
rcel 1- az t---t '--- can ---- @-- -t-l
-1er-
Brr we cannot - coTn t-ore-
protested O-l-l-e Brown c-~-..---
Wen bow ~cr-ss 70 L-1--r ~ N-
~.
Wen. j co- : o---c1 20 2 TIC Pass
age across reloT,-- L-.--'-' -'- -.--
Hr was o. ere Pc --ls---- sl'--.---. {
struggling. VITA MS ol--l --..' ~ --
the sheets O. ra-n anu -l-l .--.---
f upon them --e 50 A-- ---'e- '.s'-
p i-e might OF l-e ss.--. ~-
--s-l--l- c-oee ~ u---l l-- ----- "----
I a-onS the sanl- Nas--l- o'el ---l
now a-- i-e1 IS t--y fought 1---
way
Alec-a- Win -er ir-ei-ls 10 l--.- 'l1--
q TIE surf Hotel. would indeed AaN
been proud ~ Ler --sl--ll c,ll- -
have known o. L-s Grand --l 81
cid Dot know. qrd N-nette was cana
ing 20 her fo- courage. AID GIon
SURROUNDED Atr discussing t-e o1L--
% 2 Fessel Upon l-e sea- .-l = I'm -
under the terrible shocks o. l--A-e
rearing around tne-n-
Poor Bess C4tler"o'od was rs WEI
as S-os-- ana A4l 4o1s $50 A.l--fe
Leland, and would not A4-o" --1
s--r from LeT see ioT 2 I-o--e-. ~
70 learn WAT "-s passing o-'---e' %
clunS 70 nln Win AeT s--.--l -a.l'.s' --'
termed eyes now A-,e1 70 as 10
close shut unler taeir los 70 Keep q
l lls - .-l-s
4 oh. rs Just dreadlni-oreaoiu u
oreacio4 s-e Nou-o sas- Is 4 '-U
Ger DuFst restt - ~oe1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-15
CATTLE sARoNs' NEW PLAN.
Using Army Widows" TO Get Posses.
sion Of Grazing Lands.

Using Army Widows" to Get Posses.
sion Of Grazing Lands.
Washington, oct. 1.-THE cattle
barons have evolved a new scheme TO
get possession OF the grazing lands
OF the country. Failing TO get a graz
ing bill passed at the last session Of
congress, and being defeated in their
efforts to continue their fences on
public domain. they are now making
an effort TO secure possession Of large
tracts Of lands in the Western states
and have called a large number Of
army widows 10 their aid Atten-
tion Of the interior department Off
cials was called TO the situation by re-
ports showing that women claiming
10 be the widows Of soldiers were max
ing homestead entries upon lands in
Wyoming, Nebraska, Montana and
other grazing states Ordinarily there
is nothing unusual in the fact that
the widow Of a soldier desires TO take
up a homestead. but when they be-
gan arriving at Western land Office
towns by train loads, hundreds Of
them in one company. the land once
officials become suspicious. An in.
yestigation conducted by agents Of
interior department showed that near.
ly all OF these women were in the EN-.
ploye Of cattle companies and had
been engaged to take up homesteads,
with view OF selling them 70 the cat.
tie companies. There are several
hundred Of these cases and the in.
terror department viii cause an in
yestigation Of every claim before a
title will be issued 70 the home
steader.
Reports made 10 the general land
oflce show that all over the Western
country the cattle men have been hir-
ing cowboys and others 10 file home
stead claims. and, as rapidly as final
proof has been made upon them, they
pass into the possession Of the cattle
companies and are promptly fenced
up. This cheue has been working
Tor some time. but the army widow
proposition Is new one The de-
partmeut wiIl sndeavor. by the most
risld investigation OF each case. 70
prevent any fraud in the operation OF
the homestead law. in order that the
public domain may be preserved for
actual settlers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-15
susssnss Certain Lans Sales

The agent OF the Cheyenne and
Arspahoe Indians at Darlington has
given out a statement relative 10 in.
heritet Indian lands as follows:
~UndeT cate q September So. 1893.
the Indian oEce informed me that the
department. under date of September
e, lsee, had advised that il had under
consideration a Modification of the
T9les and regulGrons approved AUG.
ust l1ls09, for the sale q inherited
Indian lands. under provisions % May
=, lsa9. Is. statutes. eJsl looking Cor
the sale thsre0f under system oi
competitive Bidding or public Onerins.
and directing that all Indian agents
and oSAsT o6eiAls hAvins such lands
under thsir care, the sale q which Is
contemplated By the heirs. 20 suspend
an action thereon I'll further advice. ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-15
FIRE ALARM BOXES.
The system In New York and How L,
Il Operated.

Greater New York Is thickly studded
with lamppost IRE alarm boxes The
directions on oaeh box, which Is paint
ell red and is surmounted at night by q
red light. are:
Turn handle TO right until door
opens; then pun inside hook once and
shut the door" The opening Of the
box rings a large bell in the door,
which alarm Is intended 10 notify any
one In the neighborhood. especially the
nearest policeman. that the tox has
been opened The policeman viii then
make sure that this was not done out
OF mischief by some one who wanted 10
see the engines arrive o.. as recently
hal sned. by raw maidseryaCt who
wanted 70 mail letter. When the in
side lever Is pulled down and let 50, Il
sets IN motion s certain clockwork that
ticks out the number Of the box three
times In succession at headquarters In
SiXCs- seventh street Not only that.
but it makes a record upon a tape.
showing the number o. the box and the
exact second az which The lever was
pulled
A CLERK who SITS night and day BE-
side the headquarters Instrument notes
the number and selecJs from 3 drawer
q certain disk which when inserted In
the prcper apparatus causes the alarm
% - rung In the station houses q tie
district IN which that freoox is situat-
Cd The average tine required 70 Sc
lect this disk and se1t out the alarm Is
ten seco1ts- There are always two
clerks ard Sometimes three in tbs de-
p1rSne1- NOs 8 wOrd : spoken An
oCtsiter wccA h1r'1ly Know that an
alarm Is song Cu- In order u p-svsnr
several alarms coIl2E AZ the sane
tine fru1 pS-oqls Who see the sane FIRE
and I'm % tl1ereEt hoxes 10 two
rsighocsics hoxc1 arc O the same Cir
cg-L-ScrlhEsrS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-15
Wanted to See the soldiers.

All the world knows a woman's
fondness for uniforms. and when the
soldiers march through town every
other woman and every impression.
able girl stands on the top step OF &c.
stacy
The girls over az Tuskahoma heard
that the soldiers were coming 20 the
town. The girls out at the Tuska.
homa national school also heard
about il, aad when Saturday afternoon
came scores OF them were az the de-
pot awaiting the arrival Of the four,
coach loads OF soldiers from Fort
Reno. The soldiers came. The gal.
liant Major Starr stepped from the
train and ordered the soldiers. IS0
ot them, 10 disembark. and they did
out alas and -. instead OF lSd
white men there were $50 negroes
The disappointment VS. cruel I,
was awful, and the teachers and the
other giris an ieft. but none Of them
viii say today that they vent to see
the soldiers Phoenix.