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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1903-03-20

General Passenger Agent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

Persons when they enter the employ Oh
the postal department arc expected TO DE
honest and are particularly Instructed TO
be polite, and as a rule they are. A SUD
stitute carrier connected with the local
branch met with a little incident yes
terday that will ''hold him for wple'
Early I'm the week he called at house
I'm the annexed district, and I'm this house
resided three families, VINO loi '.,.. oOr,
venience sake can be called White broWn
and Smith, White occupying tne loWcl,
Brown the middle and Smith the upper
tenements. Now all have q door bell ahu
letter carriers are supposed 10 use tntst
bells I'm delivering mail but on MonuaS
the carrier called and Browns bell was
out OF order. So thinking that ms lons
as he had mail for each faInlly ne WouIu
go to the back door, blow ms whlste anu Anu
deliver his mail Mrs. White opened her
door and was evidently dressing TO go
out for all that the letter carrier saw
OF Mrs. Brown was round, pluInp srnl'
He then asCondcd to the second noor'
blew his whistle twice and second later
blew II three times, and 5sthis oi course
brought Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Smith 10
their doors and Mrs. Smith said, EhroW
the letter up but In the future when You
have mail for me you will kindly ring
All right. man." answered the letter
carrier. .,,..,.
Yesterday the same carrier had letters
for the same families again ana thls
time he blew his whistle once ana latet
twice but Mrs. Brown was the nrst to
respond and when Mrs. White, or az least
u-tffr-tettef--e carrier SUPPOSED WI =,
came 90 the door and handed her a letter
and at this time the carrier told the lauy
who he supposed was Mrs. White that ne
had "A letter for Mrs Smith. but sue
(Mrs SMITH must come down To the lront
door for H. The brave letter carrier
Aent To the front door and rang Smlth !
We'll. and Judge his surprise that when -.ie
door opened who stoo din the entry Ia
receive the mall but the lady to whom
ne had Just handed letter addressed To
Mrs. White
The lady told the letter carrier that
she aid not quite understand what he said
nj the back door and would ne kindly
repeat IL. and having an idea that he was
then talking To Mrs. Smith. put on a
bold front and repeated what ne had sald
after which the lady replied: wen. TN
Mrs Smith. and the reason Way Mrs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13
RIVERSIDE.

The bowlers have been busy on Goff's
alleys this week and last night a most
exciting match was played between two
picked teams.
The bowling was not extra fast but the
competition was all that might be wished
to keep up iterest until the very last box
was decided
The team dubbed the "Laborers' won
the first two games and the last was call
cd n tie at 37s and was to be rolled off
when an error was discovered in the to-
tails. The string went to the y. B. &. team
with a difference OF two pins. Brown was
high-roler for the Iaborers with n three
string total OF 24i. Con- and Hughes rolled
three strings totals OF 237 for the n. B. G.
MovING-wAGON LAYS DOWN.
w. T. Lewis started from Anthony, r.
l.. at o'clock yesterday morning with "A
large wagon load of furniture drawn by
"A four horse team. He made good time To
Riverside and was I'm block OF his des-
tination when hard luck overlook him He
struck a soft place on Padelford avenue
and the off forward wheel sunk to the
hub.
The big wagon body slowly keeled over
and landed I'm the mud.
The team was unlocked and hitched to
n rope passing about the sunken wheel
and the wagon body. The body pole was
broken and the side rails splintered bad
ly.
Canonicus Rowing club has changed the
date. OF it's ball TO May 18th instead OF
May lst.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13
FRANCHISE GRANTED.
Selectmen Of Mll|bGry Take Important Ac-
tion on a Trolley Matter.

Mllbury, Mass, March 3-The select
men OF this town have granted a fran
chise to the Millbury. Sngietary Lake
and West Milbury Street Railway COM
psny. to build a line from West Millbury
10 the town hall at Millbury Center.
distance OF about two miles.
II is expected that the Consolidated
road will contest the matter and appeal
TO the railroad commissioners. The new
road IS designed TO develop Singletary
Lake as a summer resort. The company
has a capital of $4,000. The intention
is to carry freight and express matter
as we'll m passengers and the cars will
connect with trolley lines at Millbury
Center for Worcester and Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrn cure.
We the undersigped. have known r. y
.,sney for the lasi rs years. and believe
him perfectly honorable In Al business
80, - q ~ ,obiisations made by their firn.
WEST q TRUAx. wholesale prggsists
Toledo, o.: wALDING klNNAN
MARVIN. Wholesale Druggists To-
Hsifs ca,srrh Cure Is taken internally,
scting directly upon the blood and mu- ~,
cous surfaces of the system. ,,,.
moniais sent free Price 75c. per e@sue
Sold by all Druggists
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13
SHE MUST
ATTEND
INQUEST
Detective Follows Mrs. Paine
From Buffalo 10 Batavia
With a Subpoena.

t,utfalo. n. Y. March IA special
from Batavia says; Mrs. Seth PANE oi
Buffalo. whose husband is Batavia den
tist. arrived i'm Batavia last night. and Is
now the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William
ii. Webster.
Mrs. Paine was followed here by De
tective Holmlund. who remained over
night He had conversation with Den
tist Paine over the telephone this morn
ing the exact nature Of which could not
be learned The detective said he was
here for "A short time 10 talk with pi.
Paine. He would not commit hlmseil
DIR. paine has consulted Attorney Web
ster on several occasions. but mas not
actually retained him. the consultations
merely being for advice and counsel
IL is believed that Mrs. Paine came
here To consult Mr. Webster relative TO
her appearance at the 8urdick inquest
The detective las subpoena for Mrs.
Paine to appear at the Burdick inquest.
II is not thought she will attempt 10
avoid service
BURDICK'S WILL.
Buffalo, ~. Y. March 13-The will OF
the late Edwin l.. BurdiCk. murdered I'm
his home on Ashland avenue, Friday,
Feb. %. was made public today. ln his
will Burdick cuts off his wife whom he
was suing for divorce without a cent. lie
leaves $500 TO relatives and the rest OF
his property TO his three children. share
and share alike. The will was matde De-
cemDer s. 1902. Mr.. Burdick names as
executors OF his estate Augustus IL. kel-
logg, George II. Dunston and George c.
Miller. He names Charles Parke and Ris-
ley Tucker his business associates, as
guardians OF his three children
The petition for the probate OF the VIII
is signed by Mcssrs. Miller and Kellogg.
Mr. Dunston Is out OF the city.
The petition cited the following as the
hcirs-at-law and next OF kin OF Burdick:
Alice L. Burdick. widow: Marion Burdick
aged IS, daughter ss-rroll Lewis Burdick
aged II, daughter: Alice Hull Burdick
aged TO- daughter.
In the petition for probate no definite
idea Of the correct valuation of Burdick =
estate is given The petitioners estimate
the value OF his real property at 500,
manifestly too low and his personal
property at $1,000 and upwards.
Robert w. Pomeroy. the attorney for
the executors fled the Will.
Burdick. II is said, made his will with
out the aid OF a lawyer. debating IL "a
his stenographer In his own office.
IL was witnessed by Charles 5. Parke,
Risley Tucker and A. A. Mackin. Freder-
ipk B. Hartzell, attorney for Mrs Bur
Dick was I'm consultation today with At
torney Pomeroy. Mr.. Hartzell was asked
if there would be any objections 10 thu
Will so far az he and his client are con
cerned.
II can't tell yet" he said. there ma!
be-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13
Rig HOTEL PROJECT.

New York. March 1S.-Sir William Van
Horne. while visiting President Palma
offered 10 purchase the state pcnitentiary
property. valued at 10000 says a CORE
spondent at Havana, his purpose being
,bc erection Of = 81, 10000 hotel with New
work and Canadian capital. The presi-
dent promised to take the matter to con-
gress and use his influence to secure the
ecatc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13
a CARD.

We. the undersigned. 10 hereby agree
70 refund the money on eo-cent bottle OF
Greene's Warranted Syrup Of Tar II
fsils to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee q rs scent bottle TO prove
sa,isfs ctory or money refunded
Blanding q Blanding.
w. q. BlandinG A. w Fenncr
Z. II. Luther. Geo IL. Cnnln eco
III " O'Donneu Kenyon Smith Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13
makes a chef
.AA OF a COOK
XtE'S|zO :
FLED FROM FEVER.
United States Consul Sawier Quickly Re-
turns With Wife From GuayaquiI.

New York. March 13.-Among the pass
engers on the steamer Allianca, which ar
rived from Colon today was George Saw
ter, recently appointed United States con-
sui at Guayaqull. but who on his arrival
at his post became alarmed by an cpl
demic OF yellow fever and started for the
United States. The consul was accom-
panied by his wife.
II was told that IL was sure death for
my wife and myself to stay there said
Mr.. Sawter today. The death rate at
Guayaquil. he said, had been very high
for week. Then rain set In and con-
ditions became still more alarming. Mr..
Sawter succeeded the late Thomas Mast,
the cartoonist who died OF yellow fever
at Guayaqul.
President Roosevelt yesterday sent 10
the senate the nomination OF Mr.. Sawter
TO be an assistant appraiser OF merchan-
disc at the port of New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13
NO TROUBLE At YARDS.
Townsend & Doxney ShIpbul|dIng Co, Now
Mas Full Force Of Non. Men.

New York. March IA faif- force of
non-union men went to work at the yards
Of the Townsend & Downey Shipbuilding
company on Shooters Island today and
plications for work were constantly being
received. No trouble OF any kind oc-
CURED at the yards.
At the plant of the Burlee Dry Dock
and shipbuilding company at Port Rich
mond $50 boiler makers and iron filters
are still out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

It's a great story What story? Why,
THE Woman I'm White 1T is TO COM
mence in The News on next Monday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

on Monday next 1.-THE Woman in
White" will be in The News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

It's a great story What story? Why.
'aThe Woman In White" II is 10 COM
nence in The News on next Monday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13
mo UNCERTAIN SOUND"

is heard about SULPHO NAPrHoL'
Its merits as a perfect cleanser and puri'
fer have the true ring. Il does not vary
in quality and is reliable even where the
most unsanitary conditions prevail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

Germanys attitude concerning Venezuela the post OF
German minister Venezuela calls for diplomat OF the first order
y appointing the kaiser has secured just such man
The German highest confidence in him and his
record is a good one.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13
MONSTER RECEPTION.

\ monster reception will be rendered IN
Very Fcv. Carron " White iu the Provi-
deurc Oprra house. sunday evening bN
his many fri~ntn. The Hon. Charles =.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

THE ONLY PLACE IN THE STAT
where you can buy wall paper and &c
border free. 1863 Westminster street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

JOHN O'CONNELl.
Hats Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store and
Laundry IL just above the postoffice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-13

w. SLATER MOwRY HAS REMOD-
elled Robbins Restaurant. IL Hartford
avenue. Everything the best.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-06-06
Copyright, 1901, bv Herbert S. stone :

mot stop or come back Tor me-" she SAM
comRlaceatly.
was not wrong" thought Gren.
fall. He looks like a duelist. Who
the devil are they, anyhow" Then
aloud: AT this rate we'd be able to
beat the train TO Washington In n
straig,:taway race. Isn't II delight
fully wild ride?"
II have acquired great deal OF
knowledge in America. but this is the
first time | have heard your definition
of q light. agree that IL is wild"
(soTae moments there was silence
in me II - ffcSryffe. Outside, the
cries any Il lSaKie. troylng crash
Of the vfs produN Expressions of
a mighty rather than OF peace
II am curN bus TO know where you OBJ
tanned the co$ you lost in the cur yes
terday,' she Alid at last, as If reliev-
ing her mind AZ question that had
been long subdued.
.,I2Re one you SO Kindly found for
mel" ne asked procrastinatingly.
yes. They are certainly rare in this
. country"
II never saw q coin like II until after
l hard seen YOU" he confessed. lie felt
her arm press his a little tighter and
there was a quick movement OF her
head which told him. dark as ii was.
that she was trying TO see his flce and
that her blue eyes were wide with
something more than terror.
81 do not understand, she exclaimed.
Il obtained the coin from q sleeping
car porter, nh0 said some one gave Il
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-06-06

-. orausta,A - suaeii. Vut ana as
proud OF II ns you are of this great
broad country that reaches from ocean
10 ocean. can scarcely wait r.l'll ]
aCaia see our dear cra@a and Nass eys.
our rivers and eyer blue ISLES. cuf
plains and our towns. wonder II you
worship your country MS I love mine.
Iron the tenor II your remarss |
Judge that yor have been away from
home for long lmc." be volunteered.
I'VE have seen something of Asia,
Australia. Mexico and the United
States since we left Edelweiss six
months ago. Now we are going home
homer she uttered the word so low
ingly, so longingly, so tenderly, that he
envied the homeland.
There was long break In the con
versation, both evidently wrapped in
thought which could not be disturb al
by the whirl OF the coach. He was
wondering how he could give her up,
now that she had been tossed into his
keeping 50 strangely she was asking
herself over and over again how SO
thrilling an adventure would end.
They were sore and fatlgucd with
the strain on nerve and flesh. II was
nh experience never TO be forgotten
this romantic race over the wild noun
tain roa'l. the result still In doubt. Ter
minutes ago-strangers; now-fricnds
at least. neither knowing the other.
surely we must be almost at tho
end of this awful ride" she moaned
yielding completely to the long sup
pressed alarm. Every bone In my
body aches. What shall we do If the!
have not held the trainT
send for an undertaken" he replied
grinly, seeing policy in jest. They
| were now ascending an incline, bump
ing over powders, HURTING through
/ treachcrons rrts and water WASHED
! holes, rolling. swinging jerking. crash
I Ing You have been braye All along
Don't give ~ rog. Il is almost over
You'll soon be wiz your friends.
"Iow can | TN l. you She cried
i grpr'ng his arm once more. Again hh
haia dropped uuou hers and close,
4 g.ulp
II pish Gsat / could 40 Thomson,
times ais much Tor ygu. he said thglll
rgly her Lisaoyccd tair touching h
Gca So c.a-e 4eete lis llps. All tW
4 llglt#o JoW c cried AM iusan
iater "!ocklr
he he'd ler So tat size could pee
through jhc rst,irG glass window
I Close nj hama Mgier UP The steer
many lGhts were twinEliug agains
tho blacl.ess
Almost before tlioy rcaiizcd how nea
they were to the lights The horses be
I gam q slacEen tscr speed, q mnmeu
4 later cnuiiI. TO a standstill Tie aw
ful rice wu. over
'Thc tpain, the tralnr' she cried il
ecstasy. Here, on tbe other side
Thank haHvenl"
lie couh not SPEAK Tor the joyfu
pride th;g distendcd his hcagt alm0s
20 bursting The coach door ilew open
and Light Horse derry yelled;
Here y'are, I made herr
~ should say you dld| cxclalme,
Grenfan, climbing on ANA drawing lie
after him gently Here's your ten"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-06-06
CHAPTER ~


! W EE laughed, booking down into
u B@ her serions, Uptmmed face She
/ IA 81 broke away from him and
threw herself into the arms OF
tall, excited uncle Casnnr The con.
7 ductor, several italnmen and few on.
! ger passengers rane up. the former
/ crnsty and snapnish
well. get aboalur' &c growlcd- wv
4 cand wait Az night
The young ladr looErd up quickly,
I her sensitive facr cringnlg beneath the
rough command. LotTy stepped In.
stanly to the conductors side. shook
/ his finger vigorously under his nose
| and exclaimed in 10 uncertain tones:
"Now. that's enough from YOU II ]
hear another word out X you. IN make
yon sweat blood before tomorrow
morning Understand, my friend
Jaw, who nyP youg demanded the
conductor bclligcrcutly.
You'll learn thar soon enough. After
this you'll have sense enough ia find
ont whom you are talking 10 before
you ugen that mouth OF yours. Not an
other word Mr.. Grental Iorry was
not president OF the road. NOI. was he In
any way connected with IT, but his
well assumed OF authority caused
the trninman's Inc 20 dissolve NJ oncc.
Excuse me. sir I've been worried
TO death on this run. I meant no Of
Tense That old gentleman has threat
cned 10 Kill me. lust DOW he took out
his watcl and said II J did not run
back FOR ifis niece in two minutes he'd
call ne OH and run me through. I've
been nearly crazy here Tor the life o.
me | don't ace how you happened e.
be-
"Oh. that's all right Icts be or
cried Lorry. who had fallen some dis
tancc behind his late companion and
her uncle. Hurying after them. he
reached her side in time 70 assist her
IN mounting the cur steps
Thank you. smiling down upon him
bcwitchingly. AZ tie top OF the steps
she was met by her aunt, behind whom
stood the anxious glan servant and the
maid. Into tlle coach she was drawn
by the relieved Oh lody. WHO was crit
ically inspecting her personal appear
ance when Lorry and che foreigner Ell.
tered.
"Ach. II was so wild AMI cxhilaraiin~.
Amt Yronnc," the girl was saying. her
eyes sparkling. She stood straight and
firm. her chin In the air Der hands in
those OF her aunt The little travelling
cap was on the side of her head, her
hair was loose and very much awry.
strands straying here. curis blowing
there In utter confusion. JorIy fairly
gaspcd with admiration for the lowell.
ness that would not be vanquished.
I'VE came like the wind | shall new
or, never forget IT," she said
"But how could you have remained |
there, cblldI Tell me how 1t happened. |
We have been frantic" said her aunt.
half In English. half Ia German.
mot now, dear Aunt Yvonnc. See !
my hair! What n fright | must be.
Fortunate man, your hair cannot be so
unrnly rs mine. ohr' The exclamation
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-06-06


to him and told him 10 have high
time with it" he explained in her ear.
"He 'evidently did not care for the
high Tine" she said after n moment.
He would have given fortune for one
glimpse OF her face at that instant.
II think lie said il would be ncces-
sary to go to Europe in order TO follow
the Injunction OF the donor As ! am
more likely to 80 10 Europe than he L
relieved him OF the necessity and
bought his right to high time"
There was long pause, during
which she attempted TO withdraw her
self from his side, her little fingers
struggling timidly beneath the big
ones.
Are you n collector OF coinsy' she
asked at length. perreptible GOODNESS
I'm her voice.
mo. am considered dispenser OF
coins. Still. rather like the idea OF
possessing this queer bit Of money as
pocket piece. / intend TO keep II for
ever and det il descend as an heirloom
TO the generations that follow me" he
said laughingly. why are you so Gu
rious abom it,"
Because il comes from the city and
country Ia which live she respond
ed. III Won were in land far from
your own, would you not bc Interested
i'm anything even a coin-that remind
ed you OF homeY"
"Espeeis il hard not seen enc or
its kind since leaving home" he rcplisd
insinuatlngly.
"Oh. but I have seen many like n.
In my purse there are several at thin
minute"
Isn't Il strange that this particular
coin should have reminded you OF
hJys?"
"You have no right TO question me.
sir" she said coldly, drawing away.
only TO be lurched back again. In spite
OF herself she laughed audibly.
II beg your pardon" he said tan
talizingly.
'"When did he give 1t your
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he sad.
"Ohm she gasped. Il did not mean
10 be inquisltlyc."
"But grant the right lie gave II
me inside Of two hours after first en-
tered the ear"
AT Denver?"
,V1nw do you know ! got OH at Don.
vcft'
"why you passed me IN the aisle
with your luggage. Don't you remem.
berf'
Did he remember! His heart almost
turned over with the joy OF knowing
that she had rcSplly noticed and remem-
bcrcd him. InAoluntarily his glad I'M
gers closed down upon the gloveh hand
mat lay beneath vLem.
y believe do trmemher now that
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Passengers Departed.

For San Francisco, per S S Sono.
ma, Nov 81 B Newport aud wife,
j H Dopkins and wife, Mrs w Sha-
ron, Miss Alberg, G II Bentley and
wife, j Michaelr, Miss Grace M
Cooke, Mr. aud Mrs w G. Kay, A j
Wilcox, wife and child; Mrs F e
Baleutine, W 2 Miller, Karl Ian.
brecht, j Walsh, Q ieen Liliuokalani
Miss Myra Heleluhe, j d Aimoku,
John Aea.
For Maui, Koua and Kau ports,
per stmr Mauna Loa, Nov 3-Rose
Miriam, John Kanakamaikai, w A
Wall, L Tobriner, E E Conant, 9 B
Wells, August Toellner,W j Coelho,
Miss Potter, Mrs w @ Ogg, T G
Wills, w Green, Chas McGonagle,
Mrs Under, Mrs j j WilliamS, Miss
Paulding, James Cowan, A s Rob,
ertson, A w Carter, g P Thielan, G
E Bryant and wife, F A Schaefer, w
Pfotenhauer, Mrs Euoka Kaauo, FL
A Baldwin.
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WANTED

A bright, neat, painstaking young
lady DESTROYS OF learning practical,
expert shorthand, typewriter and
office work Must have complsted
studies equal to grammar school
course. Must have accurate kuowl-
edge of elementary shorthand, but
no speed or previous experience re-
CURED. Excellent opportunity for
thorough-going, ambitious student
to become expert within year Ad-
ress &c. r. Business"
2633-tf
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Kentuoby's famous Jesse Moore
Whisky, unequalled for ito purity
and excellence. On sale at any Of
the saloons and at Lovejoy q Go
distributing agents Tor the Hawaiis
IslandS
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