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"Tnen yOu ,Otu not grant my roq,.estr'

"Then you sotu not grant rny rcqaest;''
it But you viii find in the end it VIII
be for your own good"
Explain yourself she said. show
gag more interest al do not ike so
much mystery"
But, ma'am, it win be mystery to
you for some time yet. cannot ex-
plain matters even now-not until my
request is fulfilled"
She looked at me with amusement
and then added:
well, go on. I've promised, and I'll
keep my word"
MY request is this: 1 want you TO
accompany me to n certain house on
next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
sharp, where | will explain and show
you things that will greatly alter your
views OF some OF your friends"
"Why, sir, that is an absurd PROPOSE
--on," she said, rising, with some dig
nifty.
Then you will not grant my re-
QuestT 1 said quietly.
-How can 1 under such circum-
stancesF"
"You promised"
Eyes, anything In reason. But you
ask me to so to strange house with
You in the evening, and what assurance
have that
Il understand, ma'am; you have no
confidence in me. reminded you at
the time you promised to do what I
asked of you that 1t would require con-
hdonce and belief In me- / see now
that you haven't"
you are severe. did not say
that" she answered In less repelIing
voice.
mo, but you implied as much. But
1 Will not test your faith in me any
more. will give you assurances that
my purposes are honorable"
She waited for me to proceed while
a flush overspread her face.
"You know Mr.. JaimsonY' asked.
Eyes, very we'll"
HE is friend of yours, and I be-
Eeve you would trust yourself with
him after dark"
She nodded affirmatively.
''Well, Mr., Jaimson is In my secret,
and he will accompany u.s. Under
me next Tuesday eveningP
why, of course. II must be ak
right If Mr.. Jaimson approves Of It"
"He does. he viii call here before
do on that evening, and the three of
US Will so together"
"But where do we gor' she asked
inquisitively.
81 cannet tell you now. Yot win
know that night"
'How mysterious you seeml I do
not understand it at ALL
you win in time. But one other re-
quest. viii you promise to keep this
matter absolutely secret? Do not even
ten Mr.. Goddard OF DR.. Squires. If
you do, everything will be spoiled,
and, mark my word, you will repent
OF it If you do"
81 will PROMISE" she answered.
"And keep your promise better than
you did the other one" could not re-
frain from saying, for her lack of
trust in me had piqued me a little.
She colored and at first would have
resented my bold words, but an after
thought checked her.
''Yes. 1 will redeem my promise this
time without question"
"Thank you Then on Tuesday at a
quarter to Mr.. Jaimson will call for
you, and you win be ready to accom-
pany him. will call for both OF you
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1<E1zzznEwHEUay
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His EnIfnnh

Here lies one who for fifty years,
Appreciated natures bounty;
For, though little man, he was
The biggest eater IN the county.
Chicago Tribune
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A TaII-Pfeee.

Ftzgibbons-Hello, Jonesi That
was capital story of yours about
the hog. But why didn't you sign
your own name to It?
Jones-Oh, thought it was more
to sign pen-name to a
hog tale.-Judge.
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FRO he corrIEUEDl
Likely to Hnre II

"He likes excitement" said the
young man.
$50 supposed" replied the dear
girl
"Why7"
well, his choice for a wife made
that the natural Chicago
POST
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Under the Annie Tree,

a shimInertns sheen OF sunlight
A flutter OF leaves that CLEAN.
a twinkhnS Dance OF sun-fecked grasA
As ! idly rock and dream,
A full sweet calm like the ocean,
With only birdhsoEg clear
While the singer tits on a swinging bouaA
With a heart that knows no fear.
The glimmer OF brilliant blossoms,
Half seen through the bending treea
And the fitting fash Of a butterfly,
As he floats on the spicy breeze.
And far above through the LEAKAGE,
wonderful sky OF blue,
With soft white cloud IKE thistlSdowr.
Which ths wsyside gardens strew
a shimmer1ng sheen OF sunlight
a nutter of leaves that glesm
A tranquil rest from the world Of care,
AS idly rock and dream
Lydia Kendall Foster. in Boston Tran
script
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wouIdn,t Do Mt An

His motto in life is Don't be too
sure"
well, with that motto he can be
sure of one thing"
What's that?@
He'll never do for political cam
paign manager. Chicago Post.
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wenknea. on the Cu-h

Oscar Ambber-I must have pulled in
all of half dollar yist;ddy.
. Marching Marmaduks-Did yer blow
it all in7
Oscar Ambler-Oh, yesl 1 never
could put by anything fer thirsty day.
Puck.
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EVERY Morning.

Bacon-I see women are fast TAX
ing positions of men. know a wopn-
an who is a well-known builder.
Egbert-Indeedi
"Yes; she builds fres."-Yonkers
Statesman.
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ENnluflnn

strike for your affairs and your fires"
They said In that historic day.
Time has remodeled mems desires,
And now they strike for better pan
Washington Star.
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Different Now.

In leefy gla6es, by babbhng brooks,
Far from the madding crowd in town
loved TO lounge. with trifling books,
And watch the summer sun go down.
And were a fair companion near,
To while the hours with idle chat,
knew no pleasure half so dear
But there, I've seen the end of that
For In a leafy glade met "
A fair companion on a day,
And though l harbor no regret,
In town ell summer now stay.
For she must have. the bahbling brook.
The Idle hour, the tete-a-tete,
And to her comfort 1 must look,
And work In town TO pay the freight.
--Philadelphia North American
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me Language of FIower.

Il hear that when her engagement
was announced her-young friends all
sent her howers.'
Eyes. Her gentlemen friends sent
her forget-me;nots dher girl friends
sent sweet peaSE"-Town Topics.
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All SRid.

"Welb why don't you say some
thing?" asked the angry woman, after
her long Martinique.
MY dear" replied her husband.
meekly, nothing remains to be said. 8"
Detroit Free Press.
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Just passed through. When she en-
tered, L stood before her as said:
"You must pardon me for telling you
an untruth. but could not do other
wise in the presence of your guest 1
do not come with a message from my
master, but with one from myself"
She looked inquiringly at me and
waved her hand toward q seat while
she dropped YEARLY into another.
''No; 1 will stand,7 1 said, until 1
find out whether my request will be
granted"
Your request? What is it?'
Her mind was still dwelling upon the
interview that had just closed and the
purpOrt Of my words had hardly at
tracted her attention.
"Oh, 1 see!" she added moment lat
er, with the faintest indication of a
smile on her face. "You have come to
ask me to fulfill my promise OF the 9TH
er day"
Exactly" 1 said
well, what Is it?"
CAS- 1 told you then. It viii seem
very strange to you, and now repeat
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CHAPTER XIII.

aE doctor busted him
self with some med
zeal implements, while
my master remained
perfectly quiet, star
hg gloomily and alb
stractedly at the fire.
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Friend-Perhaps you could frighte0
your wife into treating you better ii
you threaten 10 commit suicide.
Mr.. Henn-Peck-No u4e. She'd give
pe Hail Columbia if / didn't.-N. Y.
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The Perfect Day.

The Perfect Day. Is
Time enough for sorrow: s
Grief is Night ~
Let us wre9the tomorrow ~
With the light :
Set the bells to ringing
On the way;
Even the dark Is singing
OF the day. =
Seei the light is streauaIngt q
Storms are past;
Heaven brightly beaming:
Home at last!
Z, IF. l.. stanton. in Atlanta cansti-
tuition
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"Ecouomize, my boy-economize-
If yer wants to get on. See this ere
bit D soap-I've 'ad it for IL
months!"-Ally Sloper.
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CHAPTER XXI.

WAITED with fever
ish anxiety for Tues
day night. 1t was
natural that 1 should
experience consta Mt
fear about the sue
cess of nv LITTLE
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Tho Value OF Advertising.

inc OF AuNeT1tatn&.
He didn't do much and his thoughts, Il Is
plain.
Were borrowed from various sources
He looked upon tot with an eye OF disiaIn
AS a waste of superior forces.
But somehow he kept getting further
ahead.
Fate ne'er seemed unkindly TO caper;
For all that he did and whatever he SAID
He carefully put IN the paper.
II he made a small speech, or was III with
q cold.
he sent for a Journalist quickly.
I'LL the people WOULD anxiously wait 10 be
told
II his status was robust or siclxly.
And at last the community looked upon
him
As power; destiny-shaper
while the worker remained In obScurIcy
dim,
Cause his name didn't get. in the paper.
Washington Star.
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POETIC JorTINes.


~
Among the fairest of her sex -ZD
Milacy love I've sought; yA
But Fate has hidden her away: xss
My quest has been for naughe %
My nimbls fancy pictures her
A maid OF Queenly grace Ifs&
a charming. modest innocent, 49,
With trusting. giriish face. ~
hiady's eyes must have the blue ~
That violets do unfold. =
Milaog's hair must have the sheen
OF rip'hng, cleaning gold.
hilady's cheeks must have the pink
OF sunrise DER hill;
And each must have a dimple rare,
To come and go at will.
Miiady's lips must have the curve
or Cupicfs dainty bow;
Their carmire stain must be as warrn
As rare wines deepest glow
Mhady love, may Fortunes gods
Deliver you to mel
May sweet reality reward
My ardent quest of theel
Ohio State Journal
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seared Into His AIemnrr.

I'm so sorry, dear, that the cakes
got little burned this morning"
"Oh, 1t doesn't matter. They taste
just like those my mother used Ia
burn."-N. Y. Herald.
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Making n Man.

Hurry the baby as fast as you can.
hurry him worry him, make him a man
ON with his baby-ciothes. get him in pants.
Feeo him on brain-foods and make him ad-
vance.
Hustle him. soon as he's able to walk,
Into gremmar-school; cram him with
talk
Fiji his poor head fuIl Of figures and factA
Keep on a-3smming them in till il cracks
once boys grew up at d rational rate,
now We develop q man while you wait
Rush him through college, compel him 10
grab
on every known subject dip and a dab
Get him In business and after the cash.
All by the time he can grow a mustache
Let him forget he was ever a boy,
Make gofo his god and its Jingle his 10y
Keep him a-hustlinE and clear out Of
breath
Until he vinS-nervOus prostitution and
death.
Nixon Waterman. in the Christian En-
oeavox World
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Light on the WAY.


In all the storm-swept night.
In all the dreary day, ~
Give us Thy certain Light 'lf
Thy Light along the way.
w.. a.El
Where'er our feet may tread,
Ger rcddening blooms OF May,
Der graves that hide our dead
Thy Light along the way.
Where Right IS wrecked OF Wrong,
Where stern foes fight and Stay
And deepest dangers throng-
Thy Light along the way!
9 y.
Strength for each task; and still
Faith-bhndly 10 obey;
Thy Will our sweetest will
Thy Light along the way!
F l.. stanton, I'm Atlanta Constitu-
ton
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CHAPTER XXI.

WAS at Miss Stetson's
promptly at o o'clock.
Mr.. Jaimson was
waiting there for me,
and Miss Stetson was
all prepared for her
strange Journey
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Retrospect.

hetTOspecr.
SHE.
He told me that was a sweet little saint,
But that was a year ago;
When we sat all alone he made never
plant.
But that was a year ago;
He couldn't be happy with me out Of sight,
He sat holding hands with me night after
night.
When we kissed he was filed with the Wild
est delight
But that was a year ago
HE
She never found fault with the place had
won,
But that was year ago;
She gave me sweet praise for the things
had done,
But that was q year ago;
She diem neglect to keep looking her best,
And when she compared me- sometimes.
with the rest,
doomed and they shrank, and 1 thought I
was blessed
But that was a year ago.
IS. Z. kiser. in Chicago Record Herald
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HclplesS.

The Bore-HavenA met you some
where before?
The otheJ Man "a have it was
entirely unihtentioi my part. \
assure you.-N. Y.
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CHAPTER Xxx.

SIS STETSON was
considerably agitated
auG nervous when she
finally appeared In the
library Her facial
lines were drawn and
hagg;ird. Indicating
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WILL BB RI hBURSB'D
Texas lo BE paid sor Honey Ex-
pended In Greer county.
A SNUG LITTLE SUN
xsssi AzsuHt WfiI Be In ths Nslghhsr-
hsed n sc, 600 Nay aise Pratt
by 1o0th MsriaIan Lseafien.
Congress Proceedings.

washington, Ju: 1a-During the
laat congress Senator Culberson Sc
cured the passage Of 3 bin looking to
the reimbursement Of the state OF
Texas for moneys expended In the ad-
minissrasion Of affairs In Greer county
while that territory was under the tu-
risdlction of the state- Some time ago
the secretary OF the interior made q
report showing that the state had in
CURED expense aggregating sS4,S22-ss.
supplemental report has been made
by the secretary, including the school
lands located In the state OF Texas
which were sold for the benefit OF the
public schools OF Greer county, and
this viii add over $4,000 to the claim.
The remaining provision OF the Gull
berson bill 10 be complied with IL TO
and the intersection of the true one
hundredth meridian with Red river.
which Senator Culberson believes viii
result In the addition to the area OF
Texaa OF quite body OF valuable land
which il now held as part Of Oklahoma
As soon as this Ia established Senator
Cufberson win take steps to reimburse
the state Ia the above sum Of s50,SIA.53
and to recover all land righuully
part Of the state Of Texas which Is now
held az o part of Greer county.
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II. Louis, No, annaner Institute
meeting. tickets On sale Juna i6, II,
~ and "a, return limit Sept, As, 1902
fare g23 10 for round trip.
Chattano0pa, Tenn. Annual Meet
ing Southern Educational Aegocfa-
alton. Tickets on sale June 18th,
9th and 9th. Return limit July g,
with extension privilege. Fare
$3.50.
Chicago, Ills, account Summer
Institute Meeting. Tickets on sale
June Is, III, %, 70. Round trip rate
s29.35 return limit Sept. IL.
Knoxville, Tenn, account sum
mer School, tickets on sale June Is,
TO, II, n, IS, % and July 10, III and
IL, 1902, return limit Aug. ID, 1862.
Fare S2R-55 for round trip.
Mont Eagle, Tenn, account Mont
Eagle Assembly Bible School. Tick
cts on sale June 30, July /, 2, q,
q and %, final return limit leaving
Mont Eagle Aug. 30. One fare for
round trip.
Austin, account State Colored
Teachers Association. Tickets on
sale June Is and 16, return limit
June 81. Fare $3.50.
Bonham, account Grand Council
Primitive Baptists of Texas. Tick
cts on sale June "A and Is, return
limit July L. Fare 500.
Effective June 1st sale of round
trip tickets to recognized summer
resorts in Minnesota, Wisconsin
and Michigan will commence at rate
of one fare plus $500. For full par
ticulars see II. HI. Barrow, Agent.
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Houston, June 13.-Cliff Johnson, a
fireman was thrown from the chiefs
buggy and his skull crushed Thursday
night. A fife alarm had been turned
In and he was going at gallop after
the chief when he collided with an
old covered wagon driven by an old
man named Smeltz. The buggy was
whirled over and Johnson struck the
cnrbing on his head. Death is a mat
ter of only few hours. The fire de-
stroyed a cottage on Franklin avenue
owned by Mrs. Emil Levy and occu'
pied by NJ A. RolIa. The latter had
5000 insurance on the furniture, but
nothing on the house.
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k{8so lAx mskns - sli4 Ia16aS< p8xA
Admiral @ehiaY and Ill The nehs c.
sesrs and men viii Set medals ard tbs
family ii Admiral Sampson @lil he
given The one intended fpr the deceased
admiral. A great many Of these Of
heera AID men will have bars attached
10 their medals to show that they we're
also at ManxaniIlo. Nipe bay, or other
points selected By the board 0s awards
ss those ut which an engagement
worthy OF q medal was fought.
The fnerftorious service medal viii
20 to persons awfo rendered excep-
fional service like Blue, Ward, Hob
son and wainwright. The list Of per-
sons to whom this medal viii be given
Ia still under consideration.
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Greenville. Tex, June 13.-At Cooper
Judge Common granted the Injunction
prayed for By w. f, Norman. J. A.
Brown and j. L. Bockman, restraining
County Judge Thompson and County
Attorney Mead from enforcing the To-
cal option law In this cou1ty nnal the
contest case is settled. If the election
he!a Oh May is finally declared in
valid the pros. state that they VIII
at once ask that the question be sub
United TO the voters of he county. The
order granting the writ sets the case
for trial at the October term OF court
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washington, June 13.~1he Repub-
Ifcan senators who are friendly to beet
sugar. and who oppose the proposed
legislation for reduction of the tariff
on Cuban products held conference
OF almost two hours duration Thurs
day and decided to continue their OPP
position to the reciprocity proposition.
A count of those present and those
absent are known to be In sympathy
with the movement led 10 the eonclu-
sion that there are at least nineteen
Republican senator's who can be de-
pended on 10 stand together in any
course agreed on Counting the full
Democratic vote as favorable to the
house bill, the beet sugar advocates
concluded that q proposition to pass
that measure unamended would be the
strongest that could be put forward.
The combination OF the two forces
would give a total OF fifty~two votes,
e. seven more than majority.
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Washington. June 13.-The house
Tuesday adopted special rule for the
consideration OF the irrigation bills
which passed the senate some time
Ego and devoted the day TO general de-
bate on the measure To-day the bill
will be- read for amendment under the
1ve~miruts rule.
Measrs. Mondell of Wyoming, Tongue
of Oregon. Terriil OF Massachusetts and
Shallenberger OF Nebraska spoke In
fAvor Of the bill Mr. Ray, chairman
Of the judiciary committee, made a long
legal argument against 1t. Mr. Ohm
stead, Pennsylvania. enlivened the pro-
ceedings with q humorous speech In
reply 10 MIR. Cushman's recent attack
on the committee on rules.
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An.,n.r n...... for Aeoeunsspx

Washington. June 13.-Representa-
tive Hay of Virginia has introduced q
resolution reciting that the United
States had acted as trustee for the
people In Cuba and directing the sec
rotary of war to furnish an itemized
account showing what was spent by
United States officials during our
trusteeshfp OF Cuba, and whether
such expenditures we're used by the
secretary of war. The resolution was
referred TO the house committee on
military affairs.
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washington. June I3.-After con-
sfdering the London ock charges bill
for an hour and bali Thursday with
out completing 1t, the senate resumed
consideration Of the isthmiaa canal
question. Mr. Morgan OF Alabama oe-
eupaed the floor for three hours and
half. discussing particularly the diplo-
matte phases OF the question.
From this point he was diverted by
an amendment introduced by Mr. Fair
banks Of Indiana. providing for the is~
sue ~ bonds for the construction OF
sac canal Mr. Morgan vigorously at
tackled the amendment. maintaining
that the expense of the canals con-
ssruetion should be paid from the
treasury's current receipts Incident
ally Mr Morgan again opposed the
Panama route and asaalled the purpose
OF the Panama company to dispose OF
the concessions II holds from the old
comply.
At the conclusion OF routine business
the resolution introduced by Mr., Car
mack of Tennessee, directing the com
mittaa on civil service and retrenen-
meat to investigate the discharge from
the var department Of Miss Rebecca j,
Taylor. a clerk In that department,
was called mp and referred to the com
mittee on civil service.
The resolution introduced by Mr.
CuIheraon of Texas directing the sec
Rotary OF war 20 send TO the senate an
isemlxed statement Of the expenditures
made from the Cuban funds from the
time OF the American occupation 10
MAY OF this year was sent TO the cal
endar.
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Huntington, w Va. June 13.-There
IL no change In the strike situation in
the southern portion of the state. On
the Chesapeake and Ohio IL. 900 miners
are out, while 1000 are at work, On
the Norfolk and Western, out OF a.
500 men, 1000 are at work.
A rumor is current that the oper-
ators have combined and sent to Ala
hama. Georgia. Texas and Louisiana
for negroes to take the places of strik-
Ing miners. and that agents will search
those states for men. who will be
transported to West Virginia in large
bodies.
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LINED UP AND SHOT
Fourseen Mexican Raraies Assssstnases
by Government Troops.

Tucson. A. r.. June IA special to
the Star from La Cananea tell Of the
shooting of fourteen Yaqui miners
Tuesday by Mexican rurales The min
ers had been working for the Green
Consolidated Mining company and
were eamped two miles below the
works. A squadron of rurales marched
to their tents. and officers In command,
told them that there was a Mexican
ofgicial two miles below their camp
who was to register them according 10
a recent order OF the Mexican govern
ment. They marched down TO desig-
mated spot where they were lined up
and shot.
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Washington, June 13.-Representa-
tive Mccall of Massachusetts, has pre-
serted to the house memorial sign
ed by Charles Francis Adams, Andrew
Carnegie. Carl SchurZ, Edwin Burditt
Smith and Herbert Welsh asking that
congressional committee OF invesei-
CATION be appointed TO go TO the Philip
pines 10 inquire into and report upon
conditions existing there. The memo
rial states that the signers are COM
mittee appointed at a recently held
meeting OF persons, irrespective OF par
~. interested In the policy pursued by
the United States toward the Philip
pines.
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Marshal Ruwks Dead.

Mckinney, Tex, June 13,--Marshal
Sam Burks, who was accidentally shot
by Mrs. T. e. Grayham, died Thurs
day morning. The FIRE bell tolled i'm
mediately after death was announced.
The city hall and fire department
buildings are heavily draped. Mrs.
Grayham is the wife of Conductor
Grayham OF the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad She is Frustrated with
grief over the tragic affair.