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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

GOLD 5 Rsss9:; c 20 N !; 5oE:E.
SILVER P 5saE Hi T!ssss. B' fsgEs Fi''s
OLD JEWELhY and duplicate wedding
presents a. the essay o-ics OF :. r
HOWARD. 10 Iohl-st.
J. LUBTTZ. 155 West c7th-st. Tewel-y ana
watch repairing Highest prices paid fo-
old gold and silver
WORKOUT GOLD AND SILVER bought
by r DONGAAN's SONS, Gold and ST.
ver Rerine-s, : Tnhn-st
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v0T~-c NAN u, q, rsost acTrhing ~
>S-,sx sxcEoSAE. ~ s. A-~@F>
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,,,nprIL.s AND CANES:

erEINsCHNEIDER.s
r.r-b~ellas are the REST.
S6z.Z r-g'lsh Gloria. asc
H. A T.Neta Union -.-....-... 81 20
fE\& T~-don smoke x -
recovering with Imp1rted
SIX s.
ALL REPAIRS. I5c
10 Tuit0r-s--. cor Nassau.
Basement
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COOK -Bv German. frst class i- apart
b rnent. understands her business; 10 wash
i1z 1900 3d-av--. near 14fh-st., second
door care 0f Mrs Nandei.
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VALET attendant. secretary. reader 70 A
invalid gentleman. eNDerlsncec. prese1ta-
BIZ. vel ma-nered. - cIass civ refer
ences. which bear irvsst CATION. ARD IN.
1e4 Lsxiugtcu-avs
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vALET-visitinz two or more gentlemen
In chambers by experienced Engii nan
% I'll in time, references VALET. 2l9
East 45th-st
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STENOGRAPHER typewriter. Office as
sistant, three months experience salary
IS. excellent reference T. ERACS. -
Ceutre-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

STENOGRAPHER. typewriter assistant
b0okkeeper and general Office assistant.
permanent position neat. accurate and
willing. salary IS to 80. Address g. o. a.
Box Is. Tribune Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

We Do A LARGE BTSIN-rSS n oficA-
ZONES, schools, hotels. hospitals IN
oorSed br physicians ard architects y L.
" CAI sLAND. Ir. 50 Wall-st Nev-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

BOORKEEPER Or assistant: Young lady.
graduate from public SCHOOL and also
Gansy's School good penran stesay posl-
Park y
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ARE YOU SATISFIED
with vou- r-esent position ana saisry7 II
not, write Us for pan and booklet. We
have openings for Managers, Secretaries.
Advertising Men. SaleSnner, Bookkeepel s,
etc, paying from si.0U 10 $40. 90 q year.
High Grade eNciusiN ely.
hAPGOODS Qncl
Suite sos 800 Broadway. New York.
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LOST.


LOST. -Bankhook No. 25.32a Empire CTt~
savings Bank. 81 West I25th-st., New
YORK Payment stopped Please return
book to hank
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4 POSTOFFICE EXAMINATION will be
held in New-Nork November Is 70 Sc
cure clerks and carriers: an advanced ed
ucstion is not necessary, bgt careful train
ing Is; we prepare by mail q large share
Of these appointed; information ABOUT all
CIVIL Service examinations and questions
ussd by the government free. COLUMBIAN
CORR ESPONDENCE COLLEGE. Wash
inRron. q c.
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UNDERTAKERs.

STEPHEN MERRITT -, gs5-st., old
IN nosi 49, ~. known Telephone S'@O-
18Th Moderate.
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

fenale-
MAID IN a store. by a respectable cclored
girl. reference. 80 West 35th-st.. base
ment
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LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE pEoPLE.-cIAssI
ARTIFICIAL PLANT,

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nET1F lllAl nitGf l-ianEs- Ee-u- for
sshir use THE TROPICAL. DFfrORa-
TIE PLANT co. s. West Isfh-st
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VALET S-c-.Fauaicau. -. as valet. csc
ratarv or reader - an invalid. or any
thing similar ERSESTO 4s1 Carltou-avs-.
Brooklyn.
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REMEDIES.

REMEDIES.
CANCER A SYSTEMIC DISEASE--kn!te
treatment pernicicus. adv anced methods
cure Pamphlet. Dr. FLEMING. ia 81
N!chClas-sve.. New ok
DR. GTLLSTRON. Scalp Eperialis---Ihe
hair and scalp scientifically treated TX
auli-a-ion Tree. ladies' hairdressing. man
curing and ciilropody paTlcrs- pa oth-eNe-
DIR. OGDEN's A-6icsted Oxygen, Treat
merit b. Inhalation: curea hay ever
asthma rheumatism. insomnia. sent 20
ary address. Send sor booklet. ~ Nest
236--t-
PINE Lawn SPRING WATER L has 70
equal All druggists and Erocsrs keep Il,
Depl- Isl WeEt-sL.- bet Lna 1loers G-l-
Warren. Telephone 1880 Cortland
2913 RHEUMATISM CURE wonderfully
sTlc-e-seui send for testimonials. Price
F0c. al druggists. laboratory. l62 Court
81. Brooklyn
PI-I.NCN Any tuberculosis cured. cure FIRST.
nav after. health seekers investigate;
facts mailed. .. WAFk- az Vest 4Nt1-sf-
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AsrRoLOGY AND PALnIsTRY.

AVE HELEN RIVERS Card Reader.
--s5-v1vs1r. Pa mist she advises you
80 a certainty ~ . higher thar human
z-e-. % this week only - West
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DOMESTIC SITUATION, WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wsSrEp.
Female.
GENERAL. HOTSEsWORE- German
<irL IN apartment. snail family, wages
81 to 81 SoOd rs1eIsncs. Czu 81 stn-
-
HOCsEEEEPER- Refined North c-r-ar.
middle aged widow. a. uaraEfnz nous--
Keeper an colnpanior- c1oro1znly 1omp--
te1r % tazs cnarse BEST ciry refers-1ces
from last employer. F. B.. 80 Amsterdam
ave. advettisiHs Office
HOT sE-EEF.PER -asIlabIs. middle sx-I
woman WITH bachelor Or wid0yscE . fam
ily. good plain COOS. reference A.i.1resa
IL AIS shave
Hoo SEX EEPER u adv w.sh-s 70 rsc-
our1end 81 experienced and perv cspa5is
visiting hguseSeene-- aerseaaie personality.
Answer rT letter o1lg. Employ Eh- Easr
4sth-st.
HOCsEEEEPER ard general manager -
iady Or unusual autllrv. in renree an
ily. Al city personal rs-sfsnces Adtr-ss
CAPABLE. Tribune Jpfown Once. i-Ss-
BGcadWay-
HOCsEkEEPER by Amerfcaa WIDOW.
Thoroughly cong ets--. n sTar fsuti-
would leave city Address Mrs EDWARDS.
81 East 1sta-si.
HOUsEnEEPEE- - Eenuea rnt8aIs sz-1
wants Or boarding Eo4-s. avueriauref Pc
hdois; reference z. J.. 49, Br1adwaT
HOUsEWORN. pr7rer-sr- .-oa-,be--
maid and waitress ccos- assist lauudTess-
t7so particularly neat COMPETENT girls -
cellelt references. cry or coun-ry. FASs
HOUSEWIFE. respectable woman.
good COOK. IN small family "a ist-aTe.
first floor.
HoCsEwoRz. WITHOUT Washing b srTie-
" neat temperate elderly woman go
plain cook wages No 1htcc~. good hone.
city Or country Cau i4s sth-sve
LAUNDREss BY youag svedisn ronaz-.
family wasting n home. HANSON. ga
East I22d-sI
L-AUCDREss -Firsc class Iasndrass. e
diss' and children clothes bone - cu-
BY the dsv. best reference J. GROVE.
$50 Columbian.
LACNDREsS -Cornpeteut IRISH -frf ss erz-
class .aundress il private family per
=oual reference. would 60 20 the COUNTY
wages so ADDRESS 4 G.. Bcx 10. Trib-
uus Cfics
LACNDREsS -Flrst class. 20 or b-- "a,
reks Washing hc-ue VI NAY. ~
West 56tE-sr
LACNDREsss first class. % take work e.
home or OUT by the DAY, Iadies zsnfie-
me1's Or family washing Tssereuces
L.AI-SDIS Ess. FIRST class. % tax vo-z a.
home or ou- BY the cav ladies' gentle
mems n family Wds1luz- refaraEcss
LAL DRESS --rtrst class r. privafe far
tys personal city rererelce- 5Ad East -
-. third f1or-
--- -
services for passage % Europe. April
present employer 3. after " ecnesdsy. i@-
West 5srn-sr
LADY MAID. experienced. o. usecui COR
ua1i0u- ov Young lady % rsfEerIer-
156 fj-h-st-- BROOKLYN
" -
LADY MAID AMI SE&MSFT1E-SS BY
experienced Protes-anr gil good city raf
erencs- AIRS 2 " ears % NJ
-
L-sD1 AALD OF t&lnlly sea-ris-ress CON
p@J-nl % 1ctn ca-ic-lles- oeil rl-y rer-r
------
LADNS MADE young -7re-iSn ztri
the needle woman soHNSo&. - Easr
E11-aFe
l5ANAGT>,G EJCsEbEEP EE, Apartments
hotel or club. or wIll 20 sreWarcez--
Address Ms W 5ae JrL-ave- Brooklyn
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MANAGING or WORKING SEBf
ER-By refined North German woua7
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MATRON. EfOTSEEEEPER n hotel. inst -
tuition or family. by lady OF eNperisuc-
and executive ABILITY. fully Understands rl=
rnanaEeue1- 0t servants 1lyinE catering
etc L NJ T. Box III. Tribune prcul
orc. T. So Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

LADY MAID experienced. or useful corr
RAMON. by a vor.-z LADY % rsHuerrIar-
city or coultrv- references. Aires -
156 fJ-h-st-. Brooklyn
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RUGS.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS made from your old
carpets Write for Booklet No. 70. NEW
YORK RUG CO. 4Ol West f24th-st.
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PRINTING.

PHYSICIANS STATIONERY, p-escr.ptio-
blanks. billheacs. prices right. EMPIRE
ENVELOPE CO. s0T West 117th-st. Tel
Sal Morni- gsi5e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

"a swJg1I7EN PRoDUCr.
- ,s--s. -sS-,seF lr1s-tta I'm .. ~
,oo-
hoAaD - HA0o
------ a----r-s v-f-+ and z-ttLo-.
s1a--- single rooms -ceto-s oi - a.
.--o-l-s- re-ei e----s 49, ~ - ~
= -. - - - 4 =.
at IA Z. sum- So 49, ,s-+-
- .l,r5- 'z-,.-,.-.-- t5s-5. refer
@ ~ lrs-s- =.
81 AL-A-Ss' - So SO -,-i,.,.
F-'--lla' z--z-- - -a-Ior
oei-s- lo-l-l - - .-t-t. ..si. b9srs
rcc- ei-1tl-1 s--.
,-->->-- 1----- - s-sr or suite.
rra-e ost1' icy enc .l..'-.5 =. ys-ee-
--=-. D'a-~s
..---z-- ---
~ REFINED home. hsnds s--. s .s.e-l
-9- 80 ---t - -. 49,
80 eA----e-- = - - -
'1o- - --e-L ----- ---2 -------------- -
~ a----. - = - - - 80 80.
y -. - - --'ae--5.-- --+f. 49, -as-~z t----e
49, 49, -----
ample closets. zlP--i5- board. reference e1-
- F1z7 15TH-z7- near s,s-.7.--
Large go hal. -----s. U1-l board rete--
C-css.
- ---- -
-s-H-ST.. 30 -.S-.--D esira2ie 5e2.l.si
eF..- -'Aa-- -----e
5ze4-s 7--,- ~ z,+liaa7ss' -lis'sa '''Aas
= --I- --D-g--V1-- g---a---vs 6ogsis
and single room tc- t5s ~-rter: pirate
c-osz exchanged.
,g-H-ST-. - EAST.-De-ig htful outlook.
f-= sr--~-rl- MS ce--7a- locations lafge
--l~s private baths FL co-Fe-le-ces.
NED -n rom 1a-llr c-'--ls' ezra e-a---y
- - - 49, - - -
-f- HIST. ~ NIo---- III noa--. les-r-
z1-e r.ons hose s5l appointments Arst
raEe. references eA-ra--Ee-.
- ----------------- ----------- - =
-lsle1 ls-Fe e-e1- room. orerlo7ziEs he
ia-s- running N-lri. steam neat =-l--
--------------------- -------------
GANL p CT LEFR- - BILLIARD &C 200
ta6.ez: hEh Ers = 5gWi ,s alley yailes-s
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LsDY'S MAID by young swedish zfri
tine needle woman JOhN5OE - Eas-
Eu1-ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

STENOGRAPHER and TYPEwRfTE Err
Aged Il. competent beginner, moderate
salary MARGARET HCBNER. :. Az
Jerorne-ave-
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STOVES.
STORAGE

STORAGE
EAF,GER STORAGE wAREHoU sst 50, ST
-. IA 10 s4th sL-SJorage ISI tuI ~.
ave 80 900 - ~ vars for removing. city
- eosInttv: boxing packing snigp .iss .--..
Insurance. estimates furnlsls1
M 2 2-QJ-ssth-st
CONTINENTAL, Storage Warehogseis . o sS-
40 " asd tust II sth-aFs- Ie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

MAID ard SEANSTREss. BY reanss
Young girl Understands pacsinE ar
travelling SIX years references, no carts.
100 East 54-h-sr
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ADVERTISEMENT ard suhecrip tlous Tor
TIE Tribune received a. their rtoTu
Cfeice 80 16s BrnadWay. be-Weer 8u-n
ans 3Tth stE until o clcci< ?. n A1v-r-
t4rs-ne1tr received a. TIE f1lnrtrs er-1ca
1fH-es A. regular 1t1c- rerss u-ul 2 ciccE
e n * - e-d-aye g e cor 80
10 6th-sVa.. cor. L1rh-sL - EAs- 1s-1-sr-
az TVe.r aa7-sr t-sN-~n - an1 ST. arss
IS w-sr i25te-sr-. ! s3s 81-ivs.. o4tvesn
"a. x-a TT-r SIS l.o2s 3e-svs. rsar s1ss-
ST. lTa fg-svAs csG S-b-stf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

HOJ SEnEEPkE. 80 keuue1 middle aE-1
woman IN home having ore ~ more So
wants. or 5oaret1g Rouse. experienced. Pc
udoie. reference K j. I So Br-s1war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
A BUSINESS MAN

A BUSINESS MAN
desiring a high grade position. salary $1,000
20 & GO. Call or write immed z tely.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY COMPANY. /
Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

MAID -Experisuced r-rls-W0r-1-- thoT-
ougnIy competent. perfectly reliable ND
de aged person a. maid % elderly isdy
good seaustress. haird-esser and uacse-
highest personal references. wages 81 Cal
Monday az - West 5Nth-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

sfANAGIcGs EJCsEk EEPEF apartments
hotel or club. or viii 20 As slswarcez-
Address Lrs- W zoe Jtl-ave- Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

MAID. attendant to sIderlv Or ssmi-iuy aid
BIZ LADY,. competent. experienced Scotc
-von1au- excefTent ciTg difference. -Irr c.
country. Address o.. sol PsIIsaLc-svs
Jersey City y. J.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-17
COJNTERFEITERS CAUGHT.
Spurious Coin and Raised Bills Found 10
Their House.

Chattanooga, Tenn. (SpeciaD .-Gov-
eminent Secret Service agents have
made what they regard as an important
capture OF alleged counterfeiters at
Gadsden, Ala. The parties arrested are
DR.. James Young and George Wind
sor. For the past year there has been
thousands of dollars OF counterfeit
money placed in circulation i'll that sec
ton, and it has found its way to other
populous centers.
The government agents have been at
work on the matter for some months.
Saturday, on capturing these parties,
they searched their home, which is To-
Gated on Sand Mountain, and reported
that they discovered there quantity, OF
spurious coin, a complete counterfeit
outfit, and a number OF raised bills,
mostly ST bills that had been raised to
S.. The men were taken to Gadsden,
where they will be held pending fur
ther inquiry
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-17
CHAPTER Mi.

The night closes in, the rain has ceased
or only now and then declares itself ID
fitful bursts, but still the wind RACES and
the storm beats upon land and sea as
though half its fury is not yet expended,
The clouds are scudding hurriedly toward
the west, and now and then, as they sep
arate, one catches glimpse of pale dy'
ing moon trying to shine in the dark vaults
above, her sickly CLEAN only rendering
more terrible the aspect Of the land be-
low.
Still the lightning comes and goes, ano
tbe thunder kills the sacred calm of night
Dulce and Julia, standing in the window,
gaze fearfuly toward the angry heavens
and speak to each other in whispers. For
tia, who is sitting in an armchair, win
her colorless face uplfted and her head
brown back, is quite silent, waiting with
kind of morbid longing for each return
ing fash.
The men are standing in another win
dow, talking in low tones of FABIAN
exculpation, when Fabian himself comes
in, eagerly. excitedly. and so unlike the
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-17
LEO SUBMITS TO ANOTHER OPERATION.
Stood the Ordeal BraveIy and Was Much Ke'
Ileyed as q Result

Rome (By Cable).-After undergoing
second surgical operation for the re-
moval of bloody, irritating serum from
the pleura, the Pope passed some hours
comfortably, and at night obtained
little sleep. At sunrise he awoke in
some pain and dose of choral was ad-
ministered
The following bulletin tells the story
of the operation and its effect upon the
Pontff:
The august patient passed the first
part of the day fairly peacefully, but
afterwards the difficulty in his breath
ing became more marked, coupled with
discomfort and an increase of the feel.
ing of oppression. The pulse is small
and weak. at the rate of o2. Anyrexis
was complete and there was little dlu'
resis. A flow of endopleuritic matter
being observed, second operation was
decided upon, and Immediately per-
formed by DR.. Mazzoni. About
thousand grammes of bloody serum was
extracted. The Pontiff bore the second
operation very we'll, and in consequence
of il both the respiration and the power
of the heart at once improved:
(Signed1 ROSSONI,
LAPPONI.
MAZZONI.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-17
SAYS SHE WAS WIFE OF dUITEAU.
Defense Made by Man Who Is Being Sued
for Divorce.

Chicago, Ill., (Specia).-Mrs. Anna.
B. Allen, said to have been at one time
the wife of Charles J. Guiteau, who
murdered President Garfield, is thu
complainant in a suit for separate main
tenance that has been filed in the Cir
cult Court against Enoch Allen, an EN-
ploye OF the Mccormick Harvester
Company. They were married, accord
ing to Allen, in November, 1901.
The latter declares in an affidavit tina
Mrs. Allen is the widow of Guiteau
She denies this, but asserts that she was
at one time his wife. Allen AYERS tina
the complainant concealed this fac
from him until after their marriage. Mr.
Allen declares that she has not received
proper support from her husband, wht
is able to make a good living for her
she AYERS.
Allen charges that his wife has mad'
his home "hell on earth" and that she
is more able to work than he is: il
reply. Mrs. Allen alleges that she i
in poor health and weighs but 8!
pounds. According TO Allen, his wlts
was divorced from man named Dun
mire prior to their marriage.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-17
CHAPTER XXIV.

II IL but n little half hour afterward
when they bring him back again, and lay
him gently and in silence upon the wet
sand. Some spar had struck him. they
hardly know what, and had left him as
they brought him home.
Many voices are uplifted at this sad re-
turn, but all grow hushed and quiet rs
girl with bare head presses her way reso-
lutely through the crowd, ana, moving
aside those who would mercifully have
delayed her, sits down upon the sand BE-
side him, and lifting his head in her arms,
dank and dripping with sea foam, lays IL
tenderly upon her knees. STOPPING over
it, she presses it lovingly against hei
breast, and with tender fingers smootns
back from the pale forehead the short, wet
masses Of his dark hair.
"He is very cold" she says then, with
a little SILVER.
Sir Mark, seeing the tears are running
down Dicky's cheeks. and that ne IS IN
capable of saying anything further, pushes
him gently to one side, and murmurs
something in TorIfa's ear.
She seems quite willing to do anything
they may desire. >.
Eyes, yes. He must come nome. IL
will be better. | will come home win
him." And then with n long-drawn sign,
Poor Uncle Christopher" This is the
last time her thoughts ever wander away
from her love. at will be well to take
him away from the cruel sea- she says
lifting her eyes to the rough but kindly
faces of the boatmen who surround hcr'
"But." piteously, "oh do not hurt him!
"Never fear, Missy" says one old salior'
in broken voice; and young ielloW,
turning aside, whispers to comrade that
he was "her man." in tones Of heartfelt
pity.
Still keeping his head within her arms,
she rises slowly TO her knees. and theh
tbe men. careful to humor her. 50 lift the
bodv that she--even when she has gained
hor feet-has still this dear burden IN her
keeping.
She gives way only when they seek 10
lift him to q rude litter they have con-
structcd. Then she sinks beside nm, uh-
conscious. and thcn-a long sleep,
dream. vivid, yet wild, in which, through
weeks of delrium, she lived over again
her weak, mistaken past, ending III s"u,
remOrseful self-upbraldinSs LOT Hei i'O%
Of trustfulncss in n man who had proved
himself n hero.
And then-joy, for his eyes, bent loving
" upon her. were the first to greet her
waking glance.
Oh! heaven was good-~hc lived. me
sca had given her back her darling. on!
heaven was kind-the same tender light
she had seen in his eyes when he left her
that Hateful night of the wreck, looked
down into her own, full Of the memory OF
the. broken words OF remorse she hnd
uttered while he had watched by her side.
"Porta," he said simply, "the storm 10
over. We have come into the haven Et
last"
"Of love-" she sobbed upon his shoul-
der--"of perfect love-"
lThc end.l -----L -
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-17
Expect the Millennium Ia Ten Years.

Denver, Col. (Special).-A Bible
students convention, conducted by the
Watch Tower and Bible and Tract So
ciety OF Allegheny, Pa, is in session at
the Gettysburg building, in this city,
and in connection with it is a conven-
ton OF believers in the atonement sac
rifice OF Christ President A. Z. Will
hanson, of Allegheny, is in charge,
and c. T. Russell, author OF the book
on the millennium. The Plan OF the
Ages was one of the chief speakers.
Fifty converts we're baptized by i'm
mersion. The followers Of this sect be-
lieve that Christ returned to earth in
spirit form in 1873 and that the mil
lennium will come in 10 years.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-07-17
crcign.

Twelve hundred Turkish troops have
surrounded eco Bulgarlans near ANA
tova and the two leaders of the Bulgar-
ians were killed while attempting to es-
cape.
Floods in Austrian Silesia have done
immense damage. Numerous villages
have been inundated and many houses
have collapsed.
Municipal bakeries have been tried
with great success in the Town OF Cat
ania, Italy.
Piserjewski, the leader of the Kishen-
eff massacre. is reported to have COM
mitted suicide.
NJ. Rail-, the new Greek premier, an
nounced the personnel of the cabinet.
Premier Zanardell had conference
with the Italian Minister of Justice con-
corning the eventual right OF veto,
which the Italian government might
exercise at the next conclave. Three
Catholic powers-Spain, France and
Austra-enjoy this privilege.
The foreign offices of the French and
Italian governments are considering the
advisability of postponing the visit OF
the King of Italy to Paris. owing to the
condition of the Pope.
Lord Mayor Samuel gave a luncheon
at the Mansion House in London in
honor of Rear Admiral Cotton and the
officers of the American squadron.
The Duchess of Argyll unveiled a
memorial bust of Sir Arthur Sullivan
on the Victo.a embankment, fronting
the Savoy Thcater, in London.
Lord Lansdowue stated in the House
of Lords that India would certainly be
invluGed in the coming fiscal inquiry
Quite a number of shipping disaster:
were caused along the Australian Coast
and in the South Seas by the terrih(
gales.
President Loubet had an imposing
farewell reception on leaving England
King Edward escorting him to the rail
road station. On his arrival at Calai
the French gave him an enthusiastic
reception.
The Frankfurter Zeitung says tn
new issue Of stocks and bonds on tn
German boerses for the half yea
amounted to SET, 5000 against 1884,
100000 for the same period in 1902.
The officers OF the American Squad
ron were entertained at luncheon
| given by the Pilgrims Club, Admira
| Beresford presiding as POSTMASTER.