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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-03-26
4. +. Thompson has returned from
1 business Lfip To Tahleqnah.

4. r Thompson has returned from
d business "Trip to Tahlequah.
You had better buy that Eliwood
hog fencing before it Is all gone
Frazee Hdw. & Fur. Go. DIV
See our line OF bugeles and surreys
the largest and most up-to-date line
Of vehicles 10 the Indian Territory.
Ramsey & Gerlach. dl46
n S. p. Walker aud wife are here from
Kinnlson fling on their allotments
Why buy inferior stuff when you
can get the best for the same price.
The American Field Fence II the best.
Sold BY Dariough Hardware Go. u
+ s. Our car OF American Field
fencing is going like SNOWFALL on a
July day. Come quick II you want
hog fencing.
Mrs. A. 9 Raymond is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Strange at Chelsea.
schaclel's Steam Bakery, the only
steam bakery 10 the.city, we make the
finest bread on the market and we al
so make fine cakes to order, any thing
that you want 10 the bakers line, tt
Get permanent photo |
graphs at FOWLER'S. |
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. G. Ironside are here
from Miami visiting Mrs. Clarence
Preisig.
Foley's Kidney Cure makes the kid
,eys and bladder right. Contains
nothing injurious. Sold by Shanahan
b Mitchell DIV
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-03-26

A Bissell sweeper banishes dirt,
duster and dust pan. You can get
them at the Il. o. Stevenson Furnl-
ture and Carpet Co. dl47
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-03-26

Mrs. E. N. RaIcliff returned from
Parsons last night, where she has
been having her eyes treated.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-03-26

FOR RENT-Htore room on East Illinois
Ave: Mx00 feet. Opposite morrow's store.
Apply Hotel Rider. dib2ws2
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1903-03-26

Mrs. w n. Hobbs and Mrs. NJ. McCommer-
e. Will sew this summer at Mrs. Hobbs r7
south Miller 81. d1l6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
.LOUBEI
GOES HOME
Visit Of French President to
England Ends.
AGAIN ON NATIVE i e SOIL
After Cordial FarewelIs He Set Sail
t : !. s .~f r. ~
AGAIN ON NATIVE SOIL
After Cordial FarewelIs He Set Sail
and Was Received Gratefully at
Calais by His Own People.
CongratuIatory kilograms.
fRy Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
LONDON, July 9.-The visit of Presi-
dent Loubet to London was brought to a
close early to-day. when the French chief
magistrate left the Victoria Station for
Dover. The scenes and incidents OF his
departure testified to how the Republican
president, by his unassumlng dignity and
cordial sincerity had captured all classes.
and won that popular good will which
sovereigns have been unable to achieve.
At the station the nations guest was
met by the King, the Prince of Wales and
others.
AS NJ. Loubet's carriage drew UP. King
Edward advanced with outstretched hand.
and, taking the President familiarly by
the arm, led him through the waiting
room to the royal car. For few min
utes the King and President stood talk
ing with much animation. Kins EdTard
grasped NJ Loubets right hand and
shook it with extreme cordiality, while
with the left hand he patted the Presl-
dent on the shoulder.
Upon his arrival at Dover, M. Loubet
embarked on the French cruiser Guichen.
and the vessel sailed at once for Calais
Before his departure. President Loube t
telegraphed to King Edward. thanking
him for the hearty reception accordad
him, "as the representative Of France;
the friend OF England"
King Edward In reply telegraphed:
ut IS my most ardent desire that the
reapproachment OF our two countries
should be lasting"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
GEN NERAL..

Stock market developed acute weakness
and the volume of sales arose beyond
the average of the past few days; sharp
declines in bondsPope Leo stills lives,
but his life hangs in the balance, and ms
death at any time will not be unexpected
---Henry Walters chosen TO succeed AN,
gust Belmont as chairman of the Board
of Directors of the louisville and NASH
yille--Presdent Loubet returns 70
France after visit to the Brltsh-PrsJi- iil sii
patching the petition of the Jews TO the
CzarDelegates TO the BAPTIST GSuns 5.,uia
tlan Endeavorers by the Thousand are
meeting in Denver. Col. from al parts parts
O2 the world--Rigodon Won the Sea Gate
Stakes at Brighton Beach-Americans
don.NCondition of General James Long,
street Is not So alarming as was IRE rsperiea p,e
TO be present at the conclaye of cardl-
mails, which is now regarded as GeT- e
tainty OF the near future---Yi Yirginia Mill
tary Institute men to meet In Washington
and the question of the purchase Of iile
Institution by the government Is stu be-
ing discussed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
INEFFICIENT POLICE :
Major Howard Wants Reports of All
Who Fail to DO Their Duty.

Many rumors of Ineffective work on
the part OF the police in reference TO
the strike have reached police headquar-
ters. Three reports are made In general.
and come from citizens who do not par
ticularlae or mention names,
Major Howard said last night that Il
was his most earnest wish 10 get the
force upon the highest plane. and in
order to do this he would thank and
urge every citizen to report promptly
to him, giving the circumstances and the
number OF the policeman, all who in
any way show dereliction In their du-
ties,
.Such reports to mo will be Immediate
ly sent to the Police Board, With a recon-
msndation from me. and IN any case
that comes Under our personal .obsefyas "a
force Immediately
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
Made a Statement for Which
He May Be Court -Martidled
WOMAN LOST IN a FIRE
Was Ordered by the Fireman to Jump
from Window of Burning House,
but Screamed and Fell Back
Into the Fire-Mutiny at Sea.
3lsnec,al to Tho Times-Dispatch.)

tsttt (Snecfal to Inc IlIneS-1lSp tS'i'I
NORFOLK, VA, July 8. 9.-Lieutenane
Harry Holt of Hampton, an officer OF the
seyenty-tsrst Regiment, which quelleo me
street car strikers In Richmond IS hn'iS
"a be court -martialed. When ne retu:H retu:Heu
home from Richmond few days ago
ha rave an interview to a. NEWSPAPER IN
which he said that after having teell cai.-
ed out to auell two strikes within l"eiVe
months the members of the volunteer
militia are disgusted and wound dlspano.
Colonel A. M. Higgins, the COMMANDER
OF the regiment here. says 1t was never
in better condition and he resonts the IN
terview.
WOMAN BURNED.
Mrs Wiles the wife Of Bud Wiles. an
eY-1reman. now stevedore. lost her lite
IN a disastrous fire here this afternoon.
She was seamstress of grain bags IN tha
third floor of Jesse Jones s Sor's hay ana
grain warehouse in Roanoke Dock. which
burned at o'clock. There wee Two
houses adjoining filled with nay. The fire
caught and burned SO quickly that the
entire stock was In flames before the Ere
department arrived.
Mrs. Wiles appeared at the window
and was ordered to jump into the arms
OF the men beneath. She hesitated,
screamed and fell back into the hay, be-
fore the Eremen could put up the lad
ders.
The fire was maryelously quick, but
the fire department and the steam tugs
flooded the buildings and the hay, and
had the fire under control within thirty
minutes. The loss Is estimated at S5O,OO0;
we'll insured
NAVAL. COMMITTEE.
The Naval Committee of the House
tla Dc1n ,iv1 Ia
night visited the navy-yard to-day. Those
composing the party were; Congressman.
George r. Foss, Of Illinois. chairman;
Aston G. Dayton. Of West Virginia:
Henry c. Loudenslager. Of New York;
Sydney Z. Mudd. Maryland; Ernest w.
Roberts. Massachusetts; Parish c. TAFT.
Georgia: John +. Rixey, Virginia. The
committee held a conference with tho
officers. and Admiral Harrinton inspected
the works and looked at the land the
government proposes to add to make this
the largest navy-yard In the world. and
then returned to Washington on the Dol
phin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
ED. DELEHANTY'S
BODY is FOUND
Body OF Famous outflelder
Found in Niagara River
Below the Falls.
an Assoc!ated Press.l )

RJJEFALO, n, y, Jnly 9.-The hodS
found in the river below the falls to-day
was identified at Drummondville this
afternoon as that of Ed. Delehanty, the
famous outfielder of the Washingt On
American League team.
Frank Delehanty, of the Syracuse team,
and 70. j. Mcclure, brother-In-law from
Cleveland, are here Investigating the
death of the player, They do not believe
that pelehanty committed suicide or that
he had been on a spree in Detroit, In tho
sleeper on the Michigan Central train.
on the way from Detroit, Delehanty had
Ave drinks OF whiskey, says CONDUCTOR
Cole. and he became so obstreperous that
he had to be put off the train at Bridge
buyg. al the Canadian end Of the bridge.
Cole says Delehanty had an open razor,
and was terrifying others In the sleeper,
Al After the train had disappeared across
tn bridge, Delellanty started to walk
across, m which is against thu rules. The
nlsht Waterman attempted to stop him,
but Delehanty pushed the man to'one
side. The draw OF The bridge had been
onened for a boat and the player plunged
into the dark waters of the Siagata.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
DANVILLE APPEAL CASE
is PUT ON DOCKET
tAy Associated press.)

wAsHINGTON,' July 9,-The case Of
the Interstate Commerce Commiss,nl VS..
the Southern Railway Company was
docketed to-day in the Unit'd Srates Su-
preme Court. The case originated In a
complaint of discrimination on the part of
residents of Danvllle. Va. who. charge
that the railroad company Disseminated
against that town in the mat.w offreight
rates. and in the interest of Ri,hr.on,l
and Lynchburg. The case comes fromthe
Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
SSS,ch sustained the charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
Especial to The -Dispatch.)

Especial to The -Dispatch)
BALTIMORE, MD, July 9.-Dreaming
that burglars were after him, Frank B.
Manoley at 1870 this morning shot and
Killed his wife. Josephine, as she slept
IN their flat at No. 7G2 West Hamburg
Street. -Four bullets entered the woman's
head, causing instant death. Two chill
dren of the couple, girl of three years
and boy Of five months were not awak-
ened by the shooting Mrs. Manoley was
twenty-six and dressmaker. Her hus-
band Is of the same age and worked In
picture frame factory. They lived
happily and were never known to quar-
rel.
Mrs. Manoley was an Industrious, re-
fined little woman. She spent yesterday
sewing, and in the evening took her two
children to Carroll Park. When Manoley
came homo from work he inquired OF q
neighbor where his wife had gone.
"If she gets homo before me-" he re-
marked tell her went UP the street
for a walk, and will be back In q short
WHILE"
-FOUR PISTOL SHOTS.
Mrs. Manoley reached home shortly
afterwards. went to her apartments on
the third floor. Soon afterwards Manoley
came down the street whistling. He
ran UP the stairs OF the house 70 MS
room. and nothing further'was seen Of
the couple until 1870 o'clock. when the
report Of four pistol shots aroused Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hammer, in the same
house.
asked what was the matter. Finally
Manoley went inko his ytrd. partly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
GENERAL LONGSTREET'S
CONDITION NOT ALARMING

(By Associated Press.)
ATLANTA. GA, July 9,-Advices from
Gainesville, Ga, today, where 1t was
reported yesterday that General James
I.ongstreet. the ex-Confederats COM
mander, was suffering from cancerous
growth ON his left eye. which necessis
tated an operation to-day, state that It
has been decided by the physicians tnat
no operation will be performed soon.
1t is further stated that the.,s is no i'm
mediate danger. and that while General
Longstreet's condition is seril,s, it is
not alarming
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
NORTH CAROLINA.

Tobacco Growers Convention at Raleigh
decide on big tobacco exhibit at St.
Louis and appoint committee to direct q
canvass Of the State for funds---Bishop
Cheshire makes an address on North Car
Carolina Railroad find the States prop
erty in n much improved condition---
The Southerns bridge over HaW River
burned and replaced in few hours-,-'
aid of Graham.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
TROOPS WITHDRAWN
FROM EVANSVILLE

EVANSVILLE. IND. July s.-Aiter
talking with Governor Duroill over the
telephone this afternoon. ET!sadicr-Gcn-
eral Mckee this evening ordered all
troops except one company to return
home. The city will be left In charge Of
the police department.
Two more of the wounded are rro-
nounced to be In a critical condition.
Adam BrowskI and John Bee are sink
Ing, and il they die the list OF fatalities
will be increased to twelve
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
EDITOR AND BANKER
SUBJECT OF ADDRESS

(By Associated Press.)
OMAHA. NEB;, July r,;;,A, 9i.At t.o.day's
ton, a paper on 1.-THE Editor and the
banker" BY John a. SCleicher, editor
OF Leslle's Weekly, was read by Thomas
paper was a defense Of the Aldrich bill,
which its advocates hope TO pilot through
Congress during the coming session
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
Condition of Pope Con-
sidered Very Grave.
NO LONGER HOPE
OF HIS RECOVERY
Stlmulants Administered to
Keep Up Thread of Life.
RUMOR OF ANOTHER
OPERATION UNTRUE
Examination Will Be Made To-day, andi
tits Possible that Another Drain.
age Of the Pleura VIII Be
Made-The Pontiff's
Mind Remains
Lucid. ).
ilBy Associated Press.l

ROME, July 10, $50 A. Melt Is reI
ported that when, shortly after sun..
rise this morning, pr. LapnInc went to
see the Pope he found him with hls
hands together In the altitude Of
prayer.r On the doctor lnqulrlng
whether he wanted anything, Hls
Holiness replied, To-day finishes a
week since was taken III. | am
thanking God for having given
strength to still pray to Him."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
On Native Soil.

--7-- icy ASsOCIHttU FTeSs.J
CALAIS, FRANCE. July 9.-Presldent {
Loubet met with great reception here
to-day on his return to French soil from
big crowds of people. AT the public re-
ception which followed the Presidents
arrival here. the speakers congratulated
NJ. Loubet on the happy results of his
visit to England.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
(.sseld peluIoossY 1al

ROME, July 1o-4 A.. M.-The Ia.
Jeetlons given first by Dr. MazzonI
and then by pr. Lapponl have had
I In part the desired effect, as the Pope
has succeeded In getting some sleep,
although his slumber was not entire.
Iy tranquil. The patIents's diet has
been somewhat llghtened since the
attack OF dIarrhoea yesterday, and is
now limited mainly to meal broth
and beef tea. j
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
LEO'S LIFE STILL
HANGS in BALANCE
RICHMOND MAN KILLS
HIS WIFE in A DREAM

|, dressed, and told Hammer that he had
shot his wife while asleep.
''r was dreaming" he said, that burg
lars were in the house, and thought l
was firing at them"
Manoey then went out into the street,
where he met policeman, to whom ne
repeated the burglar story. The police-
man took Manoley back to the bed room
where the shooting occurred. The BODY
of Mrs. Manoley was found lying IN the
bed in pool of blood.
The bed bore no evidence that Manoley
had slept there. It Is said he has lately
been suffering from insomnia Manoley
was taken to the police station and held
for the action Of the coroner's Jury.
He wept bitterly when locked up, as well
as before.
A RICHMOND MAN.
Manoley says he came to this city from
Richmond with his wife two years ago.
He says they were married there. He
said he was born in Henrico county
Virginia That his wife is daughter
OF J. s. Williams. OF Ammon Postoflce.
Amelia county, Va. She boarded with
Mrs Brown, at No. 701 Lucas Street,
Richmond, when they were married, four
years ago. He at that time was working
here.
Manoley was questioned at length by
the police. and insisted that he dreamed
he saw a. man standing over him with a
dagger; that he drew his revolver from
under his pillow and fired. awahng to
find that he had shot his wife.
The name Of Manoley does not appear
In the directory, and extensive inquiry
failed to locate any one who knows
him. There Is no Lucas Street mentioned
in the directory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
CLEANED HER GLOVES
ON HER OWN HANDS
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch)

CSpeGlal 10 llle ellIlleS-lJlSpatCl.)
NORFOLK. VA. July 9.-Miss Lille
White Is severely burned on her hands
and arms. She was cleaning gloves on
her hands with gasoline, With the gloves
still on her hands she attempted to turn
out the flame OF the gasoline stove Im-
mediate assistance saved her life, when
her hands and clothes caught fire.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10

is DEEMED UNSAFE
TO REMOVE MILITARY
COULD SETTLE STRIKE.

Organizer Orr believes it
would have been possible to set
tie the strike could he have had
a calm and dispassionate talk
with General Manager Huff.
A decision was reached last
night that it would be unsafe to
make any further large reduc-
tion in the number of soldiers
here.
Cars guarded last night and
fewer rocks thrown as con-
sequence.
Inquiry into the death Of
Luther Taylor will be held in
Manchester to-day, about thirty
witnesses having been sum-
moned. Col. George Wayne
Anderson has decided to allow
the military to testify.
The case Of strike-breaker
Farley will be heard before
Squire Martin at Henrico Court
house this morning alto o'clock.
The company regards the pro-
cedure as singular.
Quiet prevailed for the most
part yesterday on both sides
of the river. One union man
went to work, and others are
expected to apply soon.
A bus line is soon to be
started paralelling the roads Of
the car company.
Wires were cut on the River
View lines and the cars stopped
for a while.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
SUMMARY OF DAYS NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, July o.-Forecast for
friday and Saturday.:
virgInia-E'air and warm Friday; satur-
day thunder storms and not 80 warm;
Hight variable winds.
North Carolina--Fair Friday, except
showers In interior; Saturday showers
end not SO warm; light, variable Winds.
The mercury yesterday came near
reaching the figure of the recent hot spell,
and the day was "a very oppressive one.
To-day will probably be similar but for
Tomorrow the prophets predict thunder
ohowcrs, light winds and not so warm.
STATE OF TILE THERMOMETER
a. Al. .....,...............,.,... y
IL M ...,.,.........,.......... %
. r. NJ. ........!..,...-.........., ss
= NJ. .......-......-... -...................... Y.
ef. M ....................... ~
II midnight ........................ %
Average .....................:..... sbo-o
Highest temperature yesterday...... 20
Lowest temperature yesterday.......3a5
Mean temperature yestcrday.......... 81
Departure from normal temperature, OF
Precipitation during past "A hours.... W
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
July 10, 1903.
Bun rises."...4;5s HIGH TIDE.
Moon rises....SQi Evening. amman. .5.26
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
VIRGINIA.

= H .
A woman burned TO death in hay and
grain warehouse fire in Norfolk---Lieu-
tenant Harry Holt, of Hampton, may be
court. .marttaled for free expressions as to
The military to local press--Dr. Payne,
of Norfolk, elected president Of the rail-
way surgeons at Old Point----Captain
Teatherston announces his withdrawal
from the legislative race----Safe crackers
carefully explode safe at lvanhoe and
get not a cent--Young lady burned in
Norfolk while cleaning gloves on her
hands Rockbridge Democratic Commit
tee decides on primary tS nominate county
officers--Naval Committee of the House
on board the Dolphin visits Norfolk and
Eewport NeWs--Attorney-Ge Ander-
son receives many friends al his home in
Lexington No clue has been found TO
the murder OF Mrs. Lowry In Madison
Chesapeake Furniture Company pays dol
lar for dollar and Is discharged from
bankruptcy---Funeral of Engineer McCor-
mick in Charlottesville; wonderful expert
ence of Mr.. Sharpe in the wreck: after
math of the wreck--Norfolk Council to
prevent tuberculosis through cows milk
Mt. Athos. property OF Walter George
Newman, was not sold--The price of po-
tatoes advance one dollar a barrel at
Norfolk-Congress Maynard plans to
bring all Congress to Hamnton Roads
on a steamer-Jubilee service at High
Street METHODIST Church. Petersburg
Vacancies on street cars in Petersburg are
getting few--Big man wastes from three
hundred to seventy pounds and dies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10
STATE OF THE THERMoMETE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
RICHMOND.

Case of Chief Strike Breaker Farley con.
tinued until to-day--No more troops to
be sent away immediately-Cases against
Mullen and Gates go over until Monday
In order to attempt to secure the attend
ance of William Ferris---Little to break
the monotonv Of the strike situation yes.
terday--Sudden death last evening OF
Mrs j. S. RawlingsAn appeal for the
Battle Abbey--Danville troop denies the
allegations made concerning its captain
ancpal inyestiga ton to begin des "a again an
2ufies received on the strest-car line.--
President John Shelton Williams. OF the.
Sea board. Air Line, purchases large tract
OF ground and Will erect a handsome house
---- Cases of the three guards, charged
with shooting into a crowd at Main and
Vine Streets, sent to the grand jury.
actions of any police which seem to de-
note that he Is inefficient, and he will
take prompt action Richmond man kills
burglars TWO hundred Of the troops
given flrloughs yesterday---L. Siebertt
Cease is steadily improvins---Work OF
the Corporation Con1mission-A letter
from Captain w. w. Baker on the Vir-
Einia exhibit at the st. Louis Exposition
Men of the Danville company repudi,,
ate the action of those on furlopgh and
deny statements about their captain
Colonel George WAYNE Anderson writes
to Mayor Maurice. of Manchester. agree
ing 10 allow, the military to testify it the
Hospital soon to be pened--organizer
Orr believes the strike could be settled II
lie could nave a talk with Manager Huff.
lslA-SC CHEsrE R--All anlet in Manchns- l. e,
quest to-day into the death of Luther
Taylor: thirty witnesses 70 be examined.
the military to.testify on Monday---.How--
itzers doing good work al Seycnth and
Perry Strcets--Polttcs active bccauseof
tho cstrke--Opposition expected TO Mayor
Maurice, Chief Lfraconio and 4, ..ity. Attor. I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10

lcontinuea on Seventh Pags2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-10

Mr.. Hammer called out to Manoley and
asked what was the matter: flnally
Manoley went inko his yard. partly!
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-05-02

houses and ask for itemized state
ments of any bills against Mr.. He's
tor. If necessary explain that Mr..
Hestor has suddenly been detailed
to work abroad and that through an
oversight he neglected to leave the
key to his room where his mail is
delivered. You should have no diff
Guilty. Merchants seldom object to
the prompt settlement of accounts.
This is personal matter, concern
ing no other member of the staff"
Mr.. Benson bowed, said not a word
and quietly left the room. Late in
the afternoon he was admitted to
Mr.. Chalmers office. He produced
from deep inside pocket small
package and handed it to Chalmers.
"There they are" he said.
"All of thcm?''
Mr.. Benson nodded an affirmative,
turned on his heel and vanished.
Mr.. Chalmers examined the slips
with much interest The first one
was from furniture house. 1t was
an it lized bill for long list of
articles, among which w col.he fol-