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New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
a 6Oord in CbancerY.
BY JOHN X. LEYS.

the first time that he had been observed, and
hesitated as If he had made up his mind to walk
away.
Don't 60" said and my voice reached him
easily in the quiet autumn air. You see can't
do you any harm. 1 only want to speak to you
for a moment"
He left the railings and came up to my chair.
and then I saw that he really a very nice
looking boy with open, pleasant face that
Just now was slightly flushed.
Would you mind looking down that street."
I began by way Of breaking the ice, "and telling
me If you see a mana servant out Of livery
coming this way?" He stepped aside so as to
obtain view down the side street and said that
no such person was in sight.
Would you like me to wheel you little
way?" ne added.
mo, 1 think I will stay here. But your kind
ness in offering to do that encourages me to
ask you to do me one small favor"
"Oh certainly"
Then Will you tell me why you touched every
fourth upright in the ratings as you passed
along just now?"
The young mans cheek flushed with shame
and annoyance, and he replied rather sharply
Il can't conceive, s.r, how that is any business
Of yours"
You are perfectly entitled to make me that
answer" said 1 with a smile, "and, to tell the
.ruth, 1 quite expected that you would. But
as YOU see am an invalid, and, being unable 10
90 about as you can, little things are apt TO
acquire an unnatural Importance in my eyes
Nv curiosity has been reused, and If you can see
YOUR way to gratifying it 1 should really feel
Obliged to you Besides you know you promised
to do 4 favor"
''Oh we'll" said the youngster in an oHhand
way and with a toss Of his shoulders that L
tho, 1t became him vastly. IF you care 10
know, the fact is I was seeking for mark on
the railings-a signal
'Yes?"
lyon see that big house opposite? 1t is girls
school, and one of the young ladies there
He stopped and hesftated for word, biushing
furiously.
with whom you are in love?"
Il suppose you would call it that She is very
ill and I daren't go to ask how she is. Ihey
wouldn't tell me if 1 did,
But why?"
Because she is a ward in ChanceTy and they
have got an injunction"
against you? Upon my word my young
man. you are beginning early
Don't make fun Of me, please, sir. can't
stand If. and I might say something that would
,o+ ba respectfuI and be horribly sorry for 1t
afterward."
CT assure you am not laughing at you nor
thinking of such thing" said I. And as l
looked into the lads ingenious face wished L
couId have had such a boy to call me father.
But don't understand yet about the signal"
1 added.
"It was Carrie Embleton, one Of the little
girls. who promised that If Winnie was better
she would make a sticky smear on one OF the
ratings, but I haven't been able to find It. And
am afraid she will not get better; she may de-
and I shall never see her again."
How would it do If I were TO go to the house
and a&k for herr
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
Published f6iS Week
The Grey Wig

wit of
writer who curoG II
of the
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
A Few of Hanilton's Letters

weeks of publications"
of the West Indian Hurricane Of the famous
Il The COnqueror"
by
Cloth
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
From the Unvarying Star

a touches of such
a
author of "Epoyne Her Golden Book
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-27

@tfe's 8 SabnHd)mter3.
SrOpfet f1trtrett t1t einer
Wipute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-27
Sie sparbant bon Baltimore.

o Dt1r3 lSVoN
Sie Sabresainien BON Srei 9roleHt an.
!. Npril 1903 fduie Dsrbtn BON iensm Datum an
ouf ben Greott tines ieoeH 6ontO ediibrt uno am
uitb na6 Dem 49, aprl 1903 sur 6intrdguns N
Die ERbtr DIR Seppitorsu btrsit itin.
Die 5taOtz uHo 6tdatsftutrn perosn bon ea
8lHt bssoblt.
SBm. 6. GOnfItns.
CRdrS23, ,1TRO Qrdibtnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-27

100000 U2ann feitgefeBt. Der a6nig
unter3ei8nete Elm 9efret, pel4es bic
Gorte5 aufl0f. Die 2tbgeOrOneten>
pa6Ien finO auF ben 26. 2tpril, bic
Senatorenipa6len auf ben 10. Wtat
feItge7eBt. Die neuen Gorte5 tperOen
nm 13 9I}ni 7tfnmmentrptpr1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-27

g2o4 baben Iie irgenb nel6en
9runb gu Der 8efiirdtung, baB i6nen
nt4t ale ibre geieBmdBtgen &e4te gez
f6iiBt tperben, ob nun Die 8iirger Der
Stabt bic @erpaltung ibrer muni3iz
palen 4ngeIegenbsiten Der repubIitaniz
f6en ober Der benpfrutiI9en 9artei
an3ubertrauen fi9 gefpi1t fiiblen.
3. Sn 8e3ug auf bic n8eitltfe
MarbIGnber 8abn" unb Die nit berz
felben perbunbenen 8a6n7pIteme uno
1tnterne6mungen piirbe tein ebrenz
pert6er ftGbttT6er 8eantsr, er iei
benn Elm Rarr, 50gern, aue8 in feiner
&raft itebenbe gu tbun, bic 1er8Ii4fte
unb fpeitge6enbite @rmltt6igung Der
@ntpidelung zines ieben llnterne6z
mems unO ieber 8epegung gu geDG6z
rem, Die BON ben @igent6iimern ooer
contrplirenben Synterefen pbengenanrtz
ter @ifenba6nen unb 1lnterne6mungen
in's Bert gefeBt nerben unO Die in ir=
genb elmer 0etie ben 9anbel, Die Snz
buitrie ober bas @ef6dft Der @tabt
Baltimore f0rbern fpiirben.
Ner Die 4nii8t duBert, DaB trgeno
elmer Der 6erren, ipeI6e ii4 ieBt um
bic Domination fir DffentliGe 2lemter
beperben, anbers banDeln niir0e,
ma9t Der Snteuigen3 Der 8epo6nsr
bieier Stabt Elm febr i4le4teS Cont
pltment.
4. Sd 6aIte es fir metne PfIt4t,
aud elm paur @orte gu iugen in Be-
3ug duF bic Ganbibatur Oes 9rn.
@esleD Starr @epburt fir bic Prdiiz
oentf9aft bes 5tpeiten Stabtratb5z
3peiges unb meine 8s3iebungen gu
ibm.
2GGerbings ftubirte 6r. @ep6art bOr
fiinfunb3pun5ig Subren Die Re4te in
meinem NnpaltS6ureau, aber fofort
na9 ieiner 3utafung gum 8arreau
fling er an, eire eigere 9rart8 auf3uz
bauen, unb er lit in Der 4uSiibung iet@
ner ProfeIIion niemal5 nit mir Derz
bunben geipeien, peber birett nod In
btrett.
Sd bin frob, baB t8 ftets feline
Q6tung unb TpeunbTdoft genoB, uno
es gie6t mir eine 6er3li6e Sreube, 2(lz
len, Die i'm nt9t fennen nDgsn, gu ia
gen, buB i8 Iiemanben femme, Der Der
2l8tung aIIer @6renmdnner mebr
nertb 1T, als er. giemdnb fam 6rn.
@epbart beeinfIuiTsn, ettpas gu tbun,
mas er ni3t t6un iOl1te, unO penn er
gu benz Nrte, I'm tpel9e5 er it6 ieBt
als Gan0ibat benirbt, erfpG6lt perben
foQte, tptrb er auetn bon bem @ebanz
fen geleitet tperben, Die SteQe in 2t6z
tung ge6tetenber Meiie ous3ufiillen,
nur bic S0rOerung Der beiten Sntere1@
fen Der 8etpo6ner 8altimore's i'm 2luz
ge 6abenb. 6r. @ep6art bat mid, obz
f8on er bier Sabre lang M}ttglieO 0es
@tabtrat9s getpeien TT, niemals be-
3iigli6 Ieiner 6oltung gu benz @tuOtz
rat6 borliegenben MaBnabmen confulz
ttrt oOer Nustunft gege6en. @r bat
audi niemaIS in irgenb elmer 0etie
ii6er feline Ibii9t nit mir beratben,
ais @anoiout fir bas 2lmt auf3utre=
ten, fir tpel9es er ieBt Die Npminuz
ttpn fudt, urb i6 puBte nt@ts pon
biefer, ieiner Qb1i6t, Bis t6 feline Be-
fanntma6ung in Der 9rei7e Der StaDt
las. 0a er 3pei Mal BON Der 8arO,
in pel6er er Iebt, fir BEN Stabtrat6
ertpG6lt 1porben lit un0, pie i4 glau@
Be, ba8 @ertrauen fetner @onitttuenten
in iener 8arb genieBt, 6alte i4 e5 fir
einen naturli9en unb anerfennen8Derz
t6en @6rgei5, bas @erlangen gu 6aben,
alen 8etpo6nern 8altimOre'S in Der
beranttportlt6en SteQung al5 PrdItz
bent bes 5tpeiten 6tuOtratbs3met8eS
gu oienen. Qlufri3tig S6r
8ernarh GarOcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-27
(smtaiu=sp ton Baltimore

sIEpeffsGHG GutarU. une SaSttte. gtrafaSS
C5Htorporirt 1870
osu q. Tldr, 1908.
Sis reotImdbiesu idbrli6sn 3inien su Der Oidts
Don brsi grO3eut, iir oR SspOFtoren am
l. apriI 1903 fdGio. prOtn an ien,m Sutum duf
@reoit zines Ieotu Gontos sebu4t perOtH uno Jum
giHtragtu in ben gitbsrn Der SspOFtortH AM uIO
Ha9 BEN Orittsn ID o n t q q, ben 90. Qpril,
bereit, uno tDenn nidt gt3ogen, bonn l. a2rt! an
su 3iuifn bsrtttiet ien.
Stuats= unO 5taptFcusrR ipsroeu bon Der gdHt
bssabIt.
Rubert .. Srppn.
(gldrs23, 1Tt ;G&Sl 9rGTOeHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-27

General Cir SECTOR gtoc9OnoIb's
@elbfmorb. = Die britii4sn Be-
omten perbalten ii6 fe4r 8u8ez
fn0pFt iiber Die QngeIegen6eit. -
@erii6te ii6er bic fale4te geiun6z
belt bes &6nigs GbparO bemenz
tirt. - ReifePIdne Oes englii4en
R6nigspaares. - a0nig gllfOnio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-27
Sefn @rhtimmItteIe

Gg if cine pur5aug Falide aHfft Oub bic 81.
gsrrarD asrdutsrpileH, oities itgensrsibs uno lu'
b,rldifqe 0silmittsl Flr 20 3a6lrci6e RranfbsttH,
elm. grt ooH Gebsimmttsl isien. Riots tam tbos
ridter is;u, als Disis aHRabms Die GriinOer
bisisr giasu, bic fromuisu N6u9s Oes CrOsHs pom
bsiliesu geruaro, DarsH tsiHe @sbsimHibtrdmsr.
sic fanutsu bic Dobltbdtgtu unS be:lirditisen Gis
oul6aFttn Der sirdntsr, aus Degd1eH ie oGs 6si!s
miftsl berieasn uEo tr3ieltsn Damit loon Dor pies
I'm Sd6rbun0trttn a5srrai3sHoe aureR,
rglaql fSr ;1&go)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-27

100000 Mann feItgeIeBt. Der &0nig
unter3ei6nete Elm 9etret, tpel4es bic
Gortes uufl0It. 9ie QbgeOrOnetenz
ipdblen iinb uuf ben 26. Qprtl, bic
Senatorenpo6len auf ben 10. 0lut
feItgeIeBt. Die neuen gorte5 nerOen
an 13. U}at 3u5ammentreten.
N}it 0unt q a6geIe6nt
Berlin, 26. N}dr3. - Ser amez
ritani76e 8oti9after 9oper ii6erulit>
telte 6eute Dem N2iniiter Oes 4uspdr@
tigen b. Ri6tboFen cine 9epei4e oe5
6tautsfefretGrs 6aD, nel6e Dem
9ant 0e8 9rGiibenten ROoieOelt fir
bic DDm &uifer @il6elm an i'm geri9z
tete Ginlubung, bas norOatlantif4e
geI6nuOer Der Ser. Staten 5lotte
gu einem 8efu6e na4 &iel 81 i4tden
unb es bic Requttupo6e i'm nd4iten
syuni bort berbringen gu Iafen, 4uss
6ruf berlei6t. 6r. 6ap ieBt in feiner
0epeI6e ferrer uuseinunOer, baB bdS
@ef6paoer nur cine 1tebung8fabrt bts
nu3 ben @3oren MAIDEN uno tetnen
6afen bes europdii4en 5eitlanbes be-
riibren iperDe.
Genfutton8na4rt4t be-
menttrt.
4eter56urG 26. MGr8. -
8eumte oe8 ruT5iI6en 2tu5Ddrtigen
Qlmt8 6aratteriiiren Die geitern bur4
cine g2euigteit5 2lgentur na4 ben
Ser. '5taaten ii6ermittelte Wtel0ung,
baB in einem tur5liden 3reffen ar
Der tiirtif4 periiI4en 9ren3: 3tptz
fben Observation-Disclosures 1000
0}ann getDbtet pOrben ieien, al5 cine
ul6erne @rfinoung. Sic ertlGren, e5
ereigneten ii8 bGuFig tleine Streitigs
teiten unter ben @ren3itdmmen, ulein
neuerbings 6dtten teine &Gmpfe itatta
gefunOen.
Ttnnif8e @etfGt4e obs
gefeBt.
@to f6oGm, 68tpe6en, 26.
D}dr3. - giner 9epefde aus 5eIs
iingFors, 6inlanb, 3ufolge iinO 43
geiitLi6e glei68eitig i6rer SteIen
ent6o6en norben, neil iie ii4 peigerz
ten, nit Der rufiifden 8e60r0e in Der
Iusfu6rung bs5 neuen Utilitdrbienits
9efeBes gu cOOperiren.
9as Rattonal : Qe6rerIemtndr gu
SorOo0aIa iit geT4Iofen 1pOrben.
pie 8trren in U}arptfo.
Qpnbon, 26. N2Gr5. - Giner
Spe3iulbepeiGe berg g3imes" aug Sans
ger, Marotto, 3ufOIge 6at bic 8e66rbe
jener Stabt Elm Dringen6e5 9eiu9 nm
miIitGrii6e 9uIfe gegen gefiir6tete
Inru6en unter ben @ebirgsffGmmeR
na8 Sea geI9idt. W2inbeItens 1000
Mann psrben gum S3uBe Der Stabt
fir not6penbtg erG9tet.
8ritif4e @orfeGGungeR0
bedntpprtet.
2Onbor, 26. Mtdr3. - QorO
grQnborne, ur.ersStdutsTetretGr bes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-27

90 abrib, 26. U}Gr3. = Senor
8O0rigue3 @an gebro, elm gonierbaz
tiber unb Elm Qbbotat, iIt ais Ia6z
folger bes Senor @iGdberbe gum 81
nan3mintiter ernannt tporben. 8iqaz
bebe bartte geitern ab, neil Rriegs>,
Martne= unb arbere MiniIter bO6ere
8ertpiqigungen fOrberten.
Gin &a6inetsratb nurbe 6eute un>
ter bem 8OritBe 0es &0nigs gebalten
unb pafiirte bic gefOrDerte Mtilitdr>
8erpinigung i'm 8etrage bon $780,
100000. Die @ffettiOitdrte Der DR.
NEE purbe pom &riegsminiiter auf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-27
SopRins 2sfate Spar6anR.
S9r. z, siD, ,sb arp straRe.


GRnf5ebutt Grtru Stbtotube.
8aGtimore, ben ii. Mdr3 1903.
9us SirettOrium Der 6optins glace SPurbant
bat cine
GrtrasS sSiptSenbe Uou einem baIben prpIeH
ouf aae Sepofiten auggsuorfen, tDeI6e bonn 10.
GpriI 1902 biz ium l. gpril 1903 in Otr 9ant
eesetH.
Die r,eslmdbis.u brsi 9ro3eut 3inien uno bic
GrtrasNipiotnbt nsrbsn BON 3 ouRsr 4 q Q, ben
o. april, an in bic gd3sr Der SspOftorsn eiuges
trageH uno, DtuR ni6t gelOgen trdgeH bieieIbeR
Snisn ebsHiO nis cine @slosGiHlags.
staatg= uub Stabt=Steu.rn bt,abIt bic gauf
aud, unb Gsloer, DsI9s qsuannte 9sriOot In Otr
Saut eeltssn, srbaltsn ftsuerfrsi brsi uno sinbab
9ro3ent 3iHisn.
Robtrt m7. Rotber. grdIoent.
u. Bdrfiele Monroe, 2aiTrsr.
CRdr3l2, S&S, ,IDlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-27
CT GongreB nit lteb SO.
8ourte Godran f4Der

Qon6on, 26. MGr3. - 9a3
frii6ere @ongreBsMttgIieb 90, 8ourte
gotran bon Nepzgort ipirb ni4t i'm
Gtanoe Iein, Der Convention Der iriz
I9en RationaIiIten, fpel9e am IA.
Qpril 3pefS 8erat6ung Der geItern
pom G6ef1SefretGr WDnb6am i'm bril-
tif9en 1nter6auIe eingebra9ten triz
f9er2arofauf8biu abge6alten iperben
pirb, 6ei3upo6nsn. Seine @er3te fuz
gen, er biirFe 6as tpurne &limu BON
@g1pten ni6t bor W}ai berlaKen, ba
feline 2unge ernfli6 angesriffen 1T;
er pirb bes6dfb in MFouan in Oberz
egppten blei6en. S9yyo6n ReOmOnb, Der
6ii6rer Der Sren, uRo Die an6eren irtz
i8en Mitglieber be5 11nter6auie5 be-
bouern tief, OuB 9r. @ofran Der Gonz
pention ni9t bettpo6nen fam.
Die iriT9en W6itgIie6sr beo5d9ten
cine reIerDirte 6altung gegenii6er Der
2anbfaufsbtq unb be6alten ii6 beren
8eurt6eilung bor, Big Der Sert berz
0fFentft6t fetn fpirb. Sic parten auf
ben 8eI6GuB Der GommiIiton, e6e fie
ft4 gu elmer beftimnten PDlitit berz
pfli9ten. Die gpmmentare Der biez
figen un0 Der Ru9nlittags6lGtter in
Der Brpbtn3 tpte0er6olen nur Die in
ben Morgen6Idttern ausgefprO4enen
4rii9ten.
8etIe Iemmungen Der beI9 L
den SO3iaIiten.
Qpnbpn, 26. N2dr8. - Der
nSimes" ptrb aus 8rifet beri6tet,
bdB Der fo3ialiItiT6e 2l6georbnete
Grombe3 in Der 6eGgif6en 9eputirten<
TANNER bic 6rage geiteIt Bate, o6 bic
ni4par3e SnDaiion" Der reltgi0fen
GOngregationen, ipel6e bic 4nna6me
bes 4fpciations 9e1eBes in 6rantz
reid iebenfaIs CUR 5olge baben fDiir=
be, unter ben 8eitimmungen ; Gonz
ftitutton nt4t ge6tnbert perof t6nnte.
Der SSuitt8minifter erptberte, 8elgien
perbe fortfabren, allen Sremben gez
qeniiber, o6ne 11nterf6ieb Der &afe
ober Des @luubens, 9aitfreunbI4aft
gu ii6en, 10 Idnge ibre Gnpeienbeit it4
ni9t gu einem 9emeini4aosn 9erauss
bilbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-27

g2o4 baben iie irgenb pel6en
9runb gu Der 8efiirdtung, baB ihnen
ni4t ale i6re geieBmdBigen Re4te gez
i6iiBt perOen, Ob nun bic 8iirger Der
Stabt bic @erpaltung ibrer muni5iz
pulen &ngelegenbeiten Der republitaniz
f6en ober Der bemDfratif9en 9artei
nn7unprtrn1tpr fih nprniIT+ fiihIen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-27
8ernarO GarOrr.

49, Dcutfde Gparbnnf pun Baltimore.
49, ben 23. OidrB 1908.
Die MitsIicOer Der Corporation Der p0cuti6cn
Sparbaut pom Baltimore Derotu bjermit bsud6z
ri3tiqt Oas cine g1bl fir 3b0lf 9irettortr rUeLds
bic Gjeitdfte Der Spar6aut fir 0a5 fOmmsuDe Sabr
3u Icittn bubtn, ID n I g. o:n 6. April Ra6s
mittags Don bis 8 ubr, i'm @ant9ebduoe ubgt=
tlltcu intlO.
Gbas. 2ieberFuedit,
(S269N36 SblBmtiitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-27

irritirt ben Nto8en ni9t,
1T DDn on9epebnren1 Gje>
f4mof unb 9eilt 9miIea,
Grfdltnngen, loe5tn
9aIs, 9etiertett nnO
Snlnensa nit merttpilr>
bigger 2ei4ti9frit unb in
gang tar8er Belt, 8eder
ola oQe8 9tnbere, 5alten
sic e8 i'm 9ouie.
3a 6a0en 6et QpOtGe6srn.
9tW's Saars atnO Sarts
fdrbe,@ttteI, fd)luars 1tnO
Braun, SO Gemts.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-16
THE FILIGREE BALL,
Being Full and True Account Of the Solution Of
the Mystery Concerning the Jeffrey-Moore Affair.
By ANNA KATHERINE GREEN.
Author Of The Leavenworth Case The 3 Co
thrilling one which the major was tn

thrilling one, which the major was the
first to give utterance to.
THE man she killed was buried under
the name of Wallace. HOW's that, II he
was her husband, William"
An officer we had not before noted was
standing near the front door. He came
forward at this and placed a second tele-
gram in the superintendent hand. 1t
was from the same source as the one pre-
viously received and appeared to settle
this very question.
II have just learned that the man mar
ried was not the one who kept store in
Owosso, but his brother William, who at
terward died in Klondike. 1t Is Wallace
whose death you are investigating.
What snarl is here?' asked the major.
put in. Her husband was the one left
on the road by the brother who
staggered into camp for aid. He was a
weak mantle weaker of the two shs
said-and probably died, while Wallace, af
ter seemingly collapsing, recovered. Thi.
last she did not know, having failed to reaf
the whole of the newspaper slip Which
told about it, and SO when she saw some
one with the Pfeiffer air and figure ant
was told later that a Mr. Pfeiffer wa:
was waiting to see her, she took 1t fol
granted that it was her husband, believing
positively that Wallace was dead TIL,
latter, moreover, may have changed t,
look more like his brother in the time tha
had elapsed"
"A possible explanation which add
greatly to the tragic aspects Of the stu
alton. She was probably widow whel
she touched the fatal spring. Who will
tell the man inside there? 1t will be hi
GROWING blow
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-16
FOREIGN FLASHES

yienna-Freiherr Francis Joseph Won Lerchen-
field q godson Of the Austrian emperor, 1s under
arrest on charge of fraud.
Liverpool-Eight persons were killed and from
twenty to thirty injured last evening when the
Southport express jumped the track at Water.
loo.
ST. Petershurg-The steamer Nadoika, plying
on the Volga has been, destroyed by fire near
Hishna- Novegoros Twelve persons were burned
to DEATH
London-The Pilgrims club will erect a statue
to George Washington the subscriptions to be
confined to British subjects place In St
Paul's cathedral has been offered for 1t.
Paris-Hanoi was devastated and Namdin COM
pletely leyelled in the typhoon in Tonquin June
tween 1000 and 5000 natives were killed.
st. Petersburg.-A young woman was found
with badly burned feet and legs She had tried
self incineration thinking that the only sure
means of salvation.
Berlin-The German emperor has conferred
upon John s. Sargent, the American painter, q
large gold medal for art in connection with the
conferred upon Edwin a. Abbey. the American
arttse.
London-To prevent popular outbreaks In Rus
STA the police have been empowered to suppress
tramway service aid take other severe measures
at the slightest sign Of trouble. Cities are di-
vided into districts to facilitate prompt milf
tary action.
London-The treaty between Great Britain and
Persia is the subject of blue book issued yes.
terday. It grants reciprocally the most favored
nation treatment to each country and abolishcs
cept few articles and the system Of farming
| out customs duties,
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his figure vowed in my wrath and jealous
indignation to visit the old house myself
on the following night and make
one final attempt to learn the
secret which would again make me
feel myself the equal of this man, If not
his superior.
1T was early when I went; indeed, it
was not quite dark; but, knowing the
gloom of those old halls and the almost
impenetrable nature of the darkness which
settles over the library the moment the
twilight sets in, put in my pocket two
or three candles, the candles, sirs, about
which you have made such a coll. My
Grand was twofold. I wanted first to see
what Mr.. Jeffrey had been up to the night
before, and next, to spend an hour over
a certain book Of old memoirs which, in
recalling the past, might explain the pres
ent. You remember door leading into
the library from the rear room. 1t was
by this door I entered, bringing with me
from the kitchen the chair you afterwards
found there.
/ knew where the volume of memoirs
speak Of was to be found-you do. too
see-for 1t was my hand which, had
placed 1t in its present concealment. Quite
determined to reread such portions OF !,
as had long before marked as pertinent
to the very attempt l had In mind,
brought In the candelabrum from the par.
\ lOr and drew out CdDle 20 enOld II. bu
waited few moments before taking
down the book itself. l wanted first t.
learn what Mr.. Jeffrey had been doins
upstairs the night before SO, leaving the
| light burning in the library, proceeded
4 to the southwest chamber, holding al
unlit candle in my hand, the light feebl.
diffused thru the halls from some uppe
windows being sufficient for me to SCI
my way. But in the chamber itself al
was dark.
] (To be continued to-morrow.)
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TURNING INTO INDIANS
Prof. Starr Says That Is What Is
Happening to the American
People.

Chicago, July 16.-Professor Frederick
Starr of the University of Chicago has re-
iterated in lecture his belief that Amer
lean people are fast, developing into In
dams. Professor Starr has believed in
this theory for some time, and says he has
now confirmed it by personal observation.
He examined the descendants Of a small
colony of Germans who came to the United
States years ago, locating in Pennsy lvania,
and found that the fourth and fifth gen
erations had developed marked Indian
characteristics, such as black hair, black
eyes and darker colored skin. These vari-
atoms, he declared, do not take place only
in German immigrants, as other nationals
ties coming to the United States have
been affected in the same way. THE
changes noted take place invariably" said
Professor Starr, thru the influence Of the
potent American climate and environment
and furthermore they serve to illustrate
| more effectively what forces are at work
on the people Of the United States. The
| American Indian as he exists to-day is a
development Of the Monaghan.
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TOLD IN A LINE

San Luis Obispo Cal.-One- sixth of the busi-
with loss Of over $1O0, 600.
was arrested for assaulting his wife because she
refused to learn to shoe horses.
Cumberland Md.-William H. poerner has has
Of the Baltimore Ohio funds
Cleveland. Ohio-Coroner Burke viii lattempt
to the suicides r. the
Dublin. Ind.-In a divorce suit here Mrs. Ken
dali, the plaintiff alleged that Kendall fire.
quently went to bed with dirty boots on.
here, the number of strikers being about 200.
Joliet II.-Willam :. Garrett inventor and
We ~ tne noa see I T. sad At
Clemens, Mich.
Chicago Samuel s. Priddle has won his libel
hsser called prde se S
gutter and of damnation. =
| Elizabeth, N. J-The strike of ship car
penters and joiiers employed in the yards here 81
same wages as heretofore.
New York-Postoffice inspectors have been
tain Books 70 be used IN connection With tie
postoffice department investigation.
/ st. Louis Mo.-Julus Lehman, former mem.
ssse9 seas
with the passage Of the city lighting bill.
Baltimore--A presentment has been found by
/ young woodworker who says he shot his wife
while dreaming he was attacked by burglar.
Kingston, N. Y.-Mountain Inn hotel at Pine
Hill was destroyed by fire early to-day. The
guests were compelled to fee for their lives II
night clothes. leaving clothing and jewelry il
1 the building.
San Francisco-Captain William w. Hart, q
S. A., has paid a fine Of 1881 for failing t.
declare 15s articles In his baggage subject t
customs duty. He will appeal to the treasury
department to have the fine remitted.
pittsburg--After two-and- one half months
strike the boiler makers employed by the manu-
II featuring association of Pittsburg returned Il
4 work to-day. They secure slight increase Ii
4 wages and after Jan. q one-hour decrease il
] the working day. r.