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whitehall on his way thither, be fairly
new home again. He reached his own
house ard was scarcely inside the door
before he called at the top Of his voice:
Hi there, my child. Sir Richard! The
petition is granted. Praise God and the
lie had hardly turned the second landing
before man who had been hiding IN
the dark passage-way beneath slipped out
OF the lower hall aud betook his way
TO Father Garnet. That night the Jesuit
plotter told julie that he knew surely
now tnat Aichard's estate had been re
stored Then" answered julie, 1T is
time 10 use the ballad-sheet"
u shall look to IT,. He viii be of use
TO rs yet. Tell your friend Jarvis Mt New
gate TO get the room ready I shall fur
hlsh MN with a ledger before Two more
suns have set"
Meantime Savlle mounted the stairs two
steps at time. Richard had heard him
coming and stood with the door open The
old man could hardly contain himself on
ind breath to tell the Joyful news. He
dung the deed FOR Richards estate into
his lap, and then sat down to relate i'm
detail his visit 10 the court He dd not
omit 10 tell about the kings bounty TO him.
self, which was cause FOR fresh rejoicing.
for In those day twenty pounds "A year
was no small sum TO a needy scholar
Before long they could hear the sound
NJ person coming upstairs, who turned
out to be Dlckon Ncls again this time
his face covered with dismav.
Have YOU brought back the cothcs1"
VG LHI lN14 upsT I..
a., a bot,ar Srps, 49,, ~, dt.'.na Nv ps
of his onnoarln| Nv co Nv '''''' w ~. n''u
~ IN ,rc goro ,''''
Gone ~ ;, Wv ~, ,Ia1n,c, O., u,-uu,..
"tvn ,ouc NtiI'r'I ~ SutpLlSe'
usrcoj e't,ts - ~ ua'a 70 nc
oriis ro,, i,, ~, ,,,-,,i 81, w 9,i h'Iu-
I Ina IoTI ont ~ WnS Uo, ""riV
sba Ma coon, ro+I,ins, W tpi Tt Nc put
rIecn p.-h,,a We We W, Nel.A , oHH IVY
inotoa in slcrv corpor IN ,.o,,, ~ N"i5,
cicor m A. 4, 80 49, ~ H."r =, N,'' "H
"NrJ t,,ro ,n,' M &c. MI .'',,,
mn ,lcn. . Va, 'r1,s+ io,ty o,,,, ~" you ma
"Dcyl NE ~ r,,J iS9,t,, 80.
ocein W, eaar.hod *, -, ~ w. TO .u"h
~ nd y,ss fborc No [Ie,T w.. '"'''' "Nei'
"6nIc tb{e. t6n aro,rsr &c., .,-,5 o.. -
so,orni 5r,,,1,,l M tt,,,N ISL 10 nave
vo tro w, ~ az, ~ AZ sluvs nov,
in Two co,,rty.orG ~ ~ 'N'' "O ""u seen 'ule
"Cn,IJ bo hnTo cot int, +t, ,,,,,.. -,,,.
ont bnipg secn B, s'' '''O TUG u'use WIN
"rJo ,,,t~ht' brt 81. heal. .,.u.,,,. NJ.
docs he want y,itb III" cI6 w WE lia ~
~ tbIri / cnn cro.s ~ er,j. an MY ~
ard ittIa fo,,nd Nc - +iI p.".m ~ I.iOh-
tbcm Porb,ns ~" man III. W no L"v s
surety NOW tbot an, 'I nnH.b 10 nm IN 1T
Found :, "'"I'ie 10 Va
uDonhticsa ror oro ri,b+ %. ,,h,,os Git,
''Ho would sell them bnck Trust Pst'-
III, a., drf,,t.r. =, - " - 49, W.
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churches IN the State II a -.
Overlooking, near 275 people rssss
Last Sunday evening twsptv'.,t
bowed at the altar, crying for ~,
most of them were strong vN,s
The head waiter at the hotsi Y
converted. The people SHOUTED N '
God in the highest. Were loss.,,s
Pente Costal shower and the ~.
OF the Holy Chest in this nssaS, !
nad twenty preachers in tAb v
among them were two white u,e'
number Of white ladies and n /
So you see I've got some Whit M
the South as well as in the Y9a
problem Of the colcred man Is vhHA
serve God with a pure heart u !,
upright, Christian life. The El 4
liver him out Of his trcuhlsS h
XXxiv, 81; Psalms, xxIviI, 81.
We have q very good presidsat \.
see, in his message he said nosail
the Ethiopian numbers, the III 4
and the hrst verse. So you Sc n
man Of the South viii have 10 sis
God that led Israel and not te n.s
leans OF the North. The lsS4
people Of the North and East VII q
this was my speech all throggA tr'
try.
will close my meeting her Hs|
will lecture in the Sunny South 4
last Of March. VIII speak IL Ed I
Dallas, Brennan, Marshall -
Waco, Austin, Denison and Psss
lecture any place where they'll ah
rangements for me Ny meettni ~
here with rally for the AntoA I
church, az which time we sAAl az
raise $1,000. It's little cold hsz :
win have 10 give the converts j
under the water. ANY church NJ
my services can consult Rev B W
son. D. D.. eos East Fifteenth E.s
Worth, TEXAS. or c. H. SrltA y
Texas. Ny accommodates I ~
some OF the business mel o. u
States: Hon. Garter r, Hsirsm
Of the great city Of Chitgol ~
William c. Mayburs, mayot q Y
Detroit, Mich; Hon, ]. 6. snn,
Of Butler, Pa; Hon. 4. M
mayor Of Rochester, \. y; h9
Wagner, attorney for the Missola :
cItic, and q number Of others 20 IL
to mention. one day in cleTais'
10000 people attended ny msf'Is
JACOB Mintz. g Jew, gave ne r
reader will know that something ~ \
been doing when a Jew siyes
shall share the devils strcngaoA 4.
City and ST. Louis No en "
nights IN each city. u you asgs az.
write me al once ct IN JcIan
Shreveport, La. Let the nilnlss
arrangements FOR q union m@ y,
to remain yours, Kew. .. 80
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AN APPEAL FOR FAIR plsI
New Mexico Asks the Press to y
Editorial Judgment :.

New Mexico Asks the Ffess y
Editorial Judgment 1
Washington. December p-
Rodey of New Mexico to-day ps1
appeal directed 10 the editors "
the country. asking for their -
treatment Of the Territories thll
ing for admission to the Union Y
nowerful sectional and otas
which, he says, are trying ! !.
ont He says there prevails s y
Great lack of information. u
that the census is incorrect :.
tories of New Mexico and Arl w ~. \
IONA has not less than HOY" s
in IT'S borders and that thsy y
gent as any people in the nali . !, \
Is not to exceed 5 or s per eeD en- : a
IN the regulation Of the Tefil,a X, 4
is the richest mineral section ,' :. 4. 4
states. and that it has apsoi s ~
perous irrigation projects ala 4,
tbat would make it rank
most prosperous OF the sIA.', !, i Ii
tbot the Mormon questio99 ~ ar
count there that II epli1 ~
Territory's AFFAIRS. W RODE u
As to New Mexico e0Ol0 ~, \
that IL has not less tnln o ,Ne.Sit,.s.s
and that the remaanlns M hs
cans of Spanish descent, 11shes
AZ citizens TO be found an ~ ~
o. ra''t tban one.fifth Of tas-i h 4
I'm ,i9 Ne asserts that tn sr n n
TERRITORY and that u ns sssnestIorh
Of public schools ana nopalsga
lions IN proportion 70 ~ w., tbf Il
tsll'u,IHsasicti6n in the nation, rrSs
yut ts,nSt LII I've stock country nj, M II i
and has more coal ana \ tbst q
Ssste or Territory am Ssn ans y;
Sressirc today faster l Iast,ao p's..
- tbe nation. The irIliii,nslted
OF tne are almost unllmlsltt,ts
De saS ~ Rsveridge subeo,s.lsar, u
ana saws the nndlns an TIE W
' ana tSe average, but 81 ne ~
t usu things. He asAeus sitodsl n
tlon ... -. ~ withhold Is sn - Y
country weston Of the az -
Mexico and Arizona y y ouestIo1
nnfiI both sides OF w aoor q p
S ~ discussed on the W.
Sfter January 3 next. -
-
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9he Tickle 10heel.
Il Gale Of GLzabetkan SoKdon.
By Henry HeO Stephenson.

fool The idea Of writing YOU tho unneces-
sary information that YOU should not ap-
pear at court in ola clothes
Az soon as UiatIn t.f+ Aue, brrs+ ant
tovousIy. n l.,,lJ bs,diI MA ,,, t,n,,5a
S,IrnI1trod 70 .n'-+ u'u NY srti,,,.
,e 80, 81, "'"'N' '' iV''NNV
rs nnue.
bNt YOU are mot wei enough 10 go
Indeed ] am DO You take ne for
WeabhuE2 This Us q mere scratch"
"a scratch you may cali IT, but ] ten
you that you could neither ride nor wall,
the distance without breaking your wound
NOR rho, Iii I'm o,, o,,t 49, NO vISp p
feet 7afe md sound. sound enough 70 use
80 s, N""' s'N''u -NVuSN W. "''
yo'.G;E, sword, -
~ u WIZ hs,ip p me 20 me 9se ~ my
wait
SO II waF arranged that Savile
should 90 to whitehall Ia see Cary
pud the king short wall lrourht
him tbrorgb Trs-,ta 49, Tho SS,i ~ I-isat
gtrrat min 6rIluarlr wall tn
.t..,t, t, 49, ,,5
5sre'1r .,IJ man az isttor s,,l ~ bo "t,
,G c2 ,an, aa79y pass 81. bnnsta9's With
g@'l ,hade 1f ne be-, church The crowds Of
h,ri. dnora of S3n3S,eat ho,l ,, upV wv, s ~
'rF ne4Il'y Afforded MIN some observation
ht,,'tl ~, ~ 'u]S WusL ~ 1oWn ~ once upon
oy5nt garden wbieb wos tbsT S'g I,r ,T50
| JUDGED anI write Tor az hour beneath tho
sor n nuI '9aty "ll sutgn matters possessed
haf o nm R pour he's e 6 efoae 2n 2n3
g"ta n5rtint f r autoo pTvi",S tne pulace
SHTTEh P aa,t,,,S-, 'or wan Nj, GI breath
- arh',ttg' Wno tun,iehseq SaNies en-
, ,C 'ne SHle Hl tus palace called
hii 49, " NO o4ttld,uttGu nm TO M inner
srt c,,r,,t ,,i,,,,,,' -N - An hhtN or hoD-
tbe ntnn.et,nrn,s rc,,,T1od SIuI' 1usenSe'
VIE wns IA follow hin, Iig us ,t ,ua1 ~
scholar through many corridors. aII NOR, Cpe
or less littcird with debris fSr ~, uin,.
had nlrcody bcgnn the extensive sltaratIcns
whose main use. says a cynical historian.
for his son on y " "'''"S pace '' execution
Sayile. was shown into small apartment
apparently quite alone '''''A "''i'
l 9n eAinc IN ~ plaGG Of Sir Richard Alien,
come ONE himself Inns 49,.
&c mas been hurt
,nnol nHCh, nope
,,Tba Tniru Jj ,o,uiI,nu. inc, tue iau race,
"a it y" crtcd 4 ny w ~ not scNrrcd'
suddenly ont from bcbind rnr; TprInEins
Vies entrance o.I IVA 5o AZ 1Re time Of Sa-
person injured 'N' iei'""
Savile dropped on ono knee heforc his ,o-
cregu '0'
Get up get up" said the king. Juggling
| nt the old mans arm graciously II have
! q score. to settle with you. Let us mi nm
t%nu, tnough " Is the royal presence. sit
mere, man. ana III SIT here. SIT down.
CONT ~ M, u r me, I've read your nc-
| SnviIc ana mo OrCrs o. W altnAm. Master
rovaity ,ybo,, ~, - 49, man. you Know
| HYoUr grnciCns M taCCt ,.
| meaning az royoitr nyWnr,,' "V9Iu leach the
even 10 German y,,, VIA - ~,
J am not so fond of d9ttery as say w VEL
cousln--God rest her soul N,twos t'' ,,, ~
day for Jamie when INV gs . 'ncEy y
| pr0ttIe and unyortbv ~ H. III IL mere
! land albeit I am nct 60 tnIt N'hS S,S ~ rus
ceremony when / am alone T TCn'' 1cS 10 10
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xekEEe&eeese.t BY n
CHAPTER XIX
saylIe Goes to Court.

NH''~ ~~TS W WI Nt
II EneBs you viii do. Master Richard,
said Ssv1le ,o-Thst'e vbot baaitbg
80
p'1' H. some people Wou'd nave
oeea Abed month aud not so much recoy-
cred as YOU are now. have note ON
en-, s,,ht... lea ,,, ,,-,,,,,,,,t,,. 49,. 49,,
g." - H'"A '"'"'
s"ofa cuts ana thelF treatment NO" lle
10 wass voYr face eoo hand
.pahI yog re, 40 80 -s-, -i,t
~ "71' t1e "' ID "eto gu
slaH wash my own face or 20 dlety
RicbHrd spran. u.i M he'd mud .ro,sed
tho room. Amt b, ,yu,d J., n.,,,ss,rv n,
STAND "a mon. INN. line, ~
o. drawers win Ills p5pf dressed "a his
. Is the Psln vOrses, ssk,o ssvus apt.
io,e'r '-'- S0'"' 1'A'
-, IL ~. -,,-.st -,-,l., gt-,--a -.,
trr 10 su-si,.r@ - ~ tN-G' 5u''
as psr IRE Ger II ,rst si.-,..., i..,,. i
boz thleE f-se,ersd the -,ros. rT1
ua5t lime meet prfa- lrir tI..,, aim ,..
-tl re- 'N.' t'tit "Nl Nt
'ei ~. is,s 70 zen. s...-...... ,.,.,
Tft.t- $3.50 -'' ".'''' .'... ilthN
,r.,.- s..
'.'S "a ll'4 t1-s.,''y Now De served me.
~ % ~: I,otef' thar wl.. not ~ u'l
we 4-tE ~ '1t vest country. J
Won, r"r-eL "h'L.r to-day VIII orlns any news
Tb.y o,,,.'r.aJ for ,or,a ,t,,o ,b,,,.
aiyuatu 3E1lLs' rsp,elG'y concerning ols
eethSG ahn "h1t hlnl OF answer the king
M"Hli mae t'entHt''E 10 the pauLlon thar
,t ~ oeeIi p'essnlct u hlm 9t Wqitnam
l g,s f %s them to no,y wh9t to eypecl q
g 40 6ns'iana n.d al heart thqrogElly 70
s9lygd on one thing he would exercise his
him
re mauc me a knight suid Richard,
H. that Iact tended 10 prove the king
uhes 70 continue ms ieNors
otbnrI, ~ { ninS uiaus nearly hundred
,IaS e. rn III, ~, Sn 'i. nut am -
shan saw no,bine n chemSo nu tbe ho nr'
Wbcn a. ,r m"'s s,r 70 unS t lne h9nor
conrts, ~ YOU eApee' l" near again from
II do NOT know Sir poho-+ C,rr nil
Keen mo Informed f" N"'' WIZ
"fIe will send 10 Won NJ +be Roar and
Ragged stan / sunpoSc. "
Yes; no one knows that I am here.
Then | shall 20 there often TO INQUIRE.
We must not let a summons 20 un-
answered
A. that moment, az n there had been
some connkctlon between what he was say
ha g anq ibe oHe outside world Of London they
u.1iIu tue heaNy loot OF some one on the
s.TIero be,o -. 49,,
savile' "Dop,, rnoyee ~, 49, Nnu, erlea
This win d. ~ y, 'V'e' say ""ele you are
He fetched a screen which bo n,o,oa 90
that any ono looking In from IN 49, SO
would not he able 10 see mo jnY,jd ,rbey
were stu keeping his whereabouts se.
cret, and Savile adopted every prccau-
tlon 10 that end. The next moment tho
ylsitcr knocked and the scholar opened
An; Is that you, Master wensl am
s'ng 70 Sc. you.
teener ne e,, oia NOT oner 10 let the tavern
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CHAPTER *.
Bah Comes 10 Tho Rescue.

Though the consultation that took place
in Savlle's room ended vita each rson
convinced that Peter julie obtained posses
sion Of Richards clothes, they were ell
mistaken. An the time they were hunting
the house thrice over" as Dickon ssil
the clothes were safely bestowed in Sc
cret place Of Barbaras choosing. and.
though she helped them hunt the little
vixen could hardly control her desire TO
laugh.
why had she done ~ She had conceived
n great plan. and she needed the CLONES
10 carry Il out. From the afternoon ON
which she had heen refused admission TO
her mistress Bah had been revolving IN
her mind some way TO set Cicey al Iiber
". suddenly one day, as II It were hy
inspiration, she clapped her hands together
and cried out that she knew what would
do, Her FIRST move was 70 creep cautious.
~ upstairs 20 the room that Richard had
occupied for day or two, AS soon as She
got possession Of the bundle OF clothes
which she found there, abe aid II so earr.
fully that neither Molly nor Dickop could
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Ind IT. thourb they searchod n IN. ut.
ntns+ rSIS & I1Gy So S5CG 10 Lne w.
ev"r ana tl,n lots, iirSicJt N%" NV,
:, ~ aitu lne last pIulCulI patI Oh me-
, unuerI Ilhli het NEXT step was I" sum
ll,y,l, ",I 20 M, ~, w." as NO" AIu' w
,.I ~ - 50 's Hu P'GISgu. 81,
I, - "-A' sue S''v"' want 10 see ClCe-
''.r ,h,,,uh. $500. +ui., A..
.iInouslt you Uleo thft once aud
Or course / did, gOJsie; ! shall not try
now 90 you intend TO do ltF
Iat IS what i aaut 90 you t'r. How
cor / get there
.Ir Won vnu d SuT rar s,d mo NOV shall
r,nt lis. r.,t Co., ~ -, . q III suLt
mo no., tHct ,lo,t".JIEN' 0IS ''l'"' ''1LNP
'N- Het Lnol pay LlHy.
"Now fn se,inns cr IS,i w. rcr- a,rs
Spn,,ogo ,,,r, ,I's' ~ "a 10 DuL g,'i 8
ID Won riye a not. intn M 6o,,is t IN "
WIZ Ely u9le 'u.o nur minus tJhlS uG
LIZ '4J ' IN. iGG5 Nyuiu we he harileu
DO ,nu moan ,,l,., ,.o, -.,.,
"yybat All sea-, ~ sVu say
THAT Won womb no,.,v mo tor,or-,,. D,
81 nj rai, ,l ~ i17 Wv
.y,s SntI ''''N Spu 10 !.
"Tut p,t l,,,t, p bi sN',L Hp' a.,
not How uorirI ,o, IL, i,5r' '''
Go bv wny nf The ROOFS -
Vow. look hero JsCt Enavst usye
YOU heard the news? Sir Richard has
got his estute. I doubt not hut he'll take
YOU into service End III be lady In waiting
70 his wife for he'll soon have one. or
my name wiz never be Knevet ! suppose
you want some visible means Of support be-
Tore you take 10 Yourself a wife. for bet.
YER or worse. and good and all, as The
prayer book HaYe. III make bargain lN
marry lou this day week if
what cried Jack. catching hold
'I 9"tl ncI hands
.,tL, l"N N get mo into NioelTs ro"m
'' ',Yams,
,4tu
You mover could climb the water spout. 90
guess could n you could"
20 you really mean youll try lt7'
really mean TN try it,"
And You III marry me this day week ?"
~ mary YOU this dry week"
ne caught her round the waist and kissed
- ~ me way was possible Jack would
IN lnH ,iule tense, who Ind kent him
NJ b.HSIihE !'he hsh for months, but who
M " n,''4, lo marry him all the Tins
rtTbtt'" h9tnsra went to her room that
~ Sls 'lIu Iot 60 70 bed she blew OUT
10 v C3''iS ana Sat down by ~ window
J, stH.i.t SnotlE Aiter midnight she heard
rroU,lcd NY "ssh ~, outside At which she
The le.s ~, ~ me WINDOW, without making
~ lrdSl noise: and found her way along
w rf tIiopshs roof OF shed which reached 80
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Ins, Ae' up 10 a pace OeS'ue MIN Oh 'is
"Weu" said Bah. In shielded voice,
when She rGuiJ once more draw breath
Si ;- ,,Tr Ts,, rn.itio, S,tbst T,os
Seg aona aCg I my b9 V?it v0u shaj nave
9 for s bt dawn Ia5 e t 69t be r a GP9
So they silently picked , their passage
tle.coriiice in front Of Ciceiys window.
'.lsl Kemp my promise. lace. said Bah.
I you've kept yours. IN marry you yester-
III mus. see Won safe inside firsf -
"Ne. ] shall stay here tin it is light. II
she should wase il would scare the breath
uN., d.r,r,- ~ ,bo- I'm --1 7''~~''
"!;et me STAY wiJb you awhile"
They slt there tim the first Sign u dawn
grpeared, then Jack took his departure.
o,,I 'i,rt .IAl hap GI5"Ieu INTO ClceIy
her r,istreesi bs s17 "'uo'" ana STOOD by
.,Cleely' dear.
I,,, Jif t u, Iulaeu sHEnuy IN the bed'
"ci f,Gi -'I ioc TaS wake nm ,,r,s R.r,oroo
,a Ci6fei Tvs. sprgans gP and Bah CAPPED her
could cry ont I'm harm i-''''n pel'le sne
Not a sound dear lear heart Are vor ,rr-
priiiTed@
here. li'' u'u you get
Nhercupon Barbara rare da+alIad ,,
count Of how She had climbed the r tt5fI nSt
{o 3. TS. ,hs promise she lad made to
ard would take him IN IN service,
p,a ro s5 ul r5I sighed I'celT, He Is as
GINS lh.s Tb1q 5l[ mere . explanation, and
or her lovers GOOD forums "nsn she heard
MY LADY Nilep- ,' '@''eo ottle Bah.
OF Allen Park
to g Mny ne net Have you never said It over
Ciceiy hmsbod crimson aud t,...s ~,
subject Quickly turned me
What I'D Sou come Ter Rabq 1us.
Ne. indeed 7 camo to tell YOU more
HIT thsr VIII keen want no learn aba,If
o prisoner of ydu ''' mere since they made
Nv ratbor .sr f.-
make, me promise TO marry thg f Jrie9 man no
had " rot6o, ouI o,o ,l tnf room TELLING him
i I3t , Is such stubborn man to deal with
no eoaSted NJ the Coverdale blood brr
can he AS stubborn as BE- is whom 4 coISes
again ana sn,ins 70 me 70 come down
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philadelphia Ledger. ,ootbsIl . =
GuestHI noticed 8 "a
hall, a.. rbs 3auitct p.,si q
said wEen ws van'sa "
that.
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making business lively at the yard and factory of
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cities were aole to announce that thew
We're prepared to carry on business al
usual.
While the railroads. especially the New
Haven system, against which the strike
Is chiefly aimed, have thus far ESCAPED
serious consequences, other business in
terests of great magnitude have felt
seriously the effect Of the strike The
freight accumulatiOns Of another twenty-
four hours will cause a serious congestion
and add to the difficulty of making Ship
ments when the trouble is over
A tour through the strike district
showed everything quiet and orderly. IL
was expected by some that the express
team drivers and helpers would strike
the first thing today, a vote to that ef-
feet having been passed by the union
but at 10 o'clock the Adams American
and New York & Boston Despatch com
pany were doing business as usual
The General Team Drivers union mem
bers, however, began to leave the
first thing and at 10 o'clock it was esti-
mated that 70 per cent Of the total num-
Der We're out. This gave the strike force
an addition Of about 1900 men and
brought the total UP to $500 These
drivers handle general building material.
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A Systematic Society woman.

It IS said that Mrs William Astor is
one Of the most metAodical Of women.
She has for years, as near as possible.
bali, the same date for sailing TO Europe
the same date for her return, for the
opening of her Newport house, and for
her coming to town for the winter
Her passage Is engaged on The ship on
which she sails from one year to an
other. On the evening Of her BAH, which
has for a number OF years taken place
with few exceptions, on the first Monday
In January. she does not occupy her op-
era box. although she "a present at all
the performances to which she ~ a sub
scTfber 1t has been Aston etiquette on
that evening for the box to be unten-
anted, making the one gap IN a brilliant
orgeshoe.-Detroit News Tribune.
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CHICAGO SEES FUNSTON
GENERAL HONORED BY TWO CLUBS
In THE WINDY CITY.

CHICAGO, March 11.-Gen. Frederick
Funston was the guest of honor at an
elaborate banquet held tonight in the
club house of the Marquette club, men,
bers OF the Lincoln club also sharing in
the occasion.
Gen. Funston arrived in the city at 8
O'Clock this afternoon for a stay of
two days, during which time he will be
the guest of various clubs and of the
city as well. AT the depot he was met
by a reception committee composed of
members OF the city council and members
of the Marquette club. He was escorted
to the Auditorium hotel, where he re-
manned until late in the afternoon, and
he was then driven to the club house Of
the Marquette club, where an informal
reception, lasting for half an hour, was
held. 1t had been the original intention
TO hold a great public reception, but Gen.
Funston said that his present physical
condition was not equal to the strain
that would be imposed by a function of
this kind.
The speakers at the banquet held to-
night We're Gen. John G. Black, of Chi
cago; Col. Henry L, Turner, Chicago;
Congressman George E. Adams acting as
POSTMASTER.
Tomorrow Gen. Funston will be shown
all the sights of Chicago and will hold
two receptions one at the Press club
and another at the Chicago Athletic club
Thursday morning he will return to New
York.
Gen. Funston, in his speech, said: HAD
1t not been for the sO-called peace party
IN the states, the insurrection would have
been suppressed finally in January $780,
Since that time 600 lives have been sac
rifced and millions of dollars have been
spent. Were 1T not for the hope of the
few leaders still under arms that the
United States is on the verge of a civil
war in their behalf, all resistance would
be at an end.
Two negro soldiers deserted our army,
and for a time served in the insurgent
army. They were caught and hanged.
1t would have been more Of an act of
justice to have hanged some of the peo-
pie who signed the recent petition to
congress asking that we confer with the
Filipino leaders in an effort to secure
peace.
I'm the one case two ignorant beings
We're executed, While in the other, people
more guilty than they, and in possession
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-12
LARGE SEIZURE OF SILKS.
Dress Goods Found in Dakota Said
to Have Been Stolen.
EnecinI to The GInhn

GRAND FORKS, N. D.. March II
Silks and satins worth SIC, 600 were seiz-
ed by Sheriff Collins today under an at.
tachment secured in the name Of the as
firm, which recently failed. The story AZ
told by the officers is that after +hs
failure Of the firm the assignee missed
large quantities of goods which he
that detective whom he employed found
the stock had been carried off and shin
ped to many cities. A week ago two shin.
ments arrived here over the Great North
the other to THE Enterprise" two in
Stltutons which are unknown here.
Today Sam kosenthaL formerly of Will
low City, N. D., applied for the goods,