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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
TRAIN WRECKERS KNOWN
Southern's Detectives Have Worked
Out the Case at Blacksburg. II
+ (SDecial to The Times Dispa tch \ IN Il


CHARLOTTE. N. c. Il prl s.--The train
Rreckers who succeeded in derailng No.
~ the sorthern's fast mail train, one milo
below Blacksburg one week ago to-day,
arc known i to- Detective Haney, Of the
Southern. This startling piece OF news
was told your correspondent this morn
Ing by one who knowsNwhereof he speaks
Last Saturday Detective Hnney concluded
his work at Blackburg, and the evidence
that he had 5bccn able to secure pointed
strongly to the guilt of two white men
who reside near the knitting mill at
Blacksburg. Monday Mr. Hnney and
another detective OF the Southern went
to the homes Of the men who We're un-|
der suspicion, and ascertaned that they;
had gone their families knew not where.
AS soon as these two men learned that
tho cause OF the wreck OF No. 81 was boz
ing investigated they became very ner-y
vous. and In more than one Instance dis
ployed some knowledge Of tho affair."
While they were MI along under suspi-i
c!on, there was no tangible evidence to-
connect them with the crime. AS soon
aas this was secured the men got wind OF
1T and departed for parts unknown. The
fsouthern refuses to dlvulge the names OF
either of the men who arc suspected OF
the crime, The road IS reason for keep
ingt quiet is that the men can more easily
be located IT, "a i 5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
BERRIES FOR rlARkET
In a Short Time the Carolina Crop Viii
, Be Marketed,
Especial to The Tlmes-D ispatch,)

IA Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.)
4 4 MI. OLIVE, N, c., April Recent re-
ports sent out ms to damage by cold
snap to the berry crop appears to be
exaggerated. Diligent Inquiry here re-
fveals the fact that the damage will
haraly reach Gper cent, Berry growers
are always alert. and protect by straw
mulching. The acreage is practically the
same as last year.
4 Thus far only forty crates have been
marketed from this point the largest
berry shipping point In they State Der.
rles are selling to-day In New York at
4 20 cents per quart for best stock. Those
marketed had fair size, hut We're off In
color duo to weather conditions.
This section is visited to-day by warm
Fains-Aprll showers. # the expected cold
SNAP Of the 18th instant does not ma
terialze shipments will begin In earnest
the last week In April,
ne give some idea OF the volume of
4 the berry business at this station, twenty
Aye employees are necessary to meet ship
Ping demands during the season.
\ The freight. depot has rec emily been en-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
GOING TO YAP TO
FIND KINGS FORTUNE
fBy Associated press,)

(By Associated Press,) l3 ia a n n
WASHING TON, April SO S.--The Navy
Department is informed that collier JUS
tine left Cayite yesterday for the Island
OF zap, in tho Caroline group, on her
way to San Francisco The visit to zap
is made forfthe purpose OF taking there
a. lawyer tram Georgia, who Is looking
out for the interests OF certain residents
OF Georgia who CAIN to DO heirs Of the
3lats King O'ieefe. Of zap. who is said
10 have left valuable estate The
claimants are tho wife and children of
the alleged King, RI a Ei$5
King O'leefe had several dusky wives
they viii undoubtedly resist any attempt
on the part of the American heirs to se-
cure possession of any part Of his es-I
tate. 4a 5l "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
DEPOT T FACILITIES
Laurinburg Argues That i Should Have q I've
q New Seaboard Station.


II 5s Vi (specinl to The Times Dispa tch. s8g
g, N. c.. April WIG s.
Thls town especially the business ele-
ment, is much disappointed mt the recent
action OF the sseabourd Air Line authori-s
ties In refusing to- grant us sufficient
depot facilities At present the freight
and passenger depots are combined, and
the arrangement IS very Inadequate IN
meeting the needs and requirements Of
the travelling public. Frequently t occurs
thatSthe exit to and from passenger cars
Is blocked by shifting freight cars. and,
there is great danger Of accident. to say
nothing of the annoyance occasi oned by
this nuisance. IL s{s g 39f
I Ten thousand dollars'worth Of bonds will
be sold to-day by the Board Of Aldermen
fors the purpose OF furnishing the town with
electric, lights. Several bids are in, but
It is probable that the bonds will go to
the arm OF II. M. Sta ford e Company,
OF Chattanooga. Mr.. Stafford is here look,
ing a fter the matter. "A
81 This section Is becoming rather famous
for the attention giving to trucking. The
present season In this Immediate vicinity
there Will probably DO 2, 900 acres in
melons, cantaloupes, Irish potatoes. beans
and tobacco. Il. III III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
FREIdHTs CRASH
Air Brakes Fail to Work and Conductor
Slightly Injured. 33s.s
Especial to The Times. Dlspatcll.)

5lI3A54 Especial 10 The TlMes'Ulspatcl) .
N. III O. April s..--slx
freight cars were smashed to pieces and
an engine seriously damaged In a wreck
here last night. a southbound through
freight and northbound freight were
both on the siding to let a fast yestlbule
1 ass After the fast train was by the
southbound freight backed out and
started south. tho northbound In the
meantime coming slowly down to the
switch to be ready to come out OF the
siding as soon as the southbound train
was clear OF the switch. The air brakes
on the train in the siding failed to work
and the southbound train was struck
about the middle, It will take probably
twelve hours to clear the main line,
trains passing through the siding N the
meanwhile, Conductor Gosney was
slightly injured, Gin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
EIan.--Wingo.

&JBTERsvILLE. VA. april Il s.-M \
w. ELAN and Miss Clara Yingo, both
or Amelia, were married day at the
Methodist Church by the Rev. ~. c. sJor-
dan. The church was beautifully deco.
rated with evergreens and lilacs. The
bride wore q blue travelling dress and
carried BRIDES roses. Her mai OF honor,
Miss Wingo was dressed In white and
carried pink carnat tons. t45s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
SHOT FROM AMBUSH
Murder In Western Section Near the
Tennessee Line.

AsHEWILLE,8 N. c.. April S.--A tele-
phone message from Tryon to Asheyillo
Tonight tells of tlSmurder in tho WESTERN
section Of this State. near the Tennessee
line. William and Solomon Gordon and
two men named Gosnell ambushed and
shot to death Linn Gosnell as the latter
story OF a folrteen-year-old girl, the Cor
don dol, who fred the fatal shot said lie had
killed two Aner-looking men than Cos
nell and escaped punishment and he had
no fears In this case, There has been no
capture as yet, fsff Iti5if $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
4 Struggled in Tobacco

II III Especial to The Times Dispatch . VI $
.NEWPORTsN NEWS, Ar April S.--F our.
.Belgians-C. Acst cher, N \. Desouter, John
iBLckstrom and Joseph Murtjens --were ar
rested tonight by United States Gust ms
officers and the city police, charged with
smuggling ashore from the British steam
er ST. George thirty-three pounds Of Ha-.
yana tobacco, valued at Sl0O. II IS re-
ported that the mon succeeded in putting
Off 1900 pounds at New York without be-
Ing apprehende N Il 3f e l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

ma nes were added to the list OF those who
are going to Baltimore to attend the
Grand Lodge meeting. Bib
II Secretary Archie Burke 81 has the list
and advises all who contemplate going
to Baltimore to send in their names quick,
slit will be hard to- get lions
Mr.. Burke will be before the Grand
Lodge as a. candidate for grand secretary
He has already been dorsed by a num-
Der OF subordinate lodges throughout the
3cp,nt nv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
goth, with thirty-four passengers on hoard,
sho was built RtS Glasgow In 1884, she was
$40 feet long, Ss.2 feet beam and ~ feet
deep. She Registered l.6O8 tons
Considering Bids.

The subcommittee OF the Water Cons
mittee, Which hns under consideration
the Lee District and the pipe. ETC., that
will be used by tho department. THIS sea-
son. MAS in session for the most of yes.
lterdny, hearing the different hlu ders, A
report will ba Formulated tod ana to-
night Y report viii be submitted 70 the
body Of the whole, M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
SPECIAL RATES
Via, Seaboard Air Line Railway, Accouti
Following Occasion.

United Confederate Veterans Reunion
New Orleans, La, May lsFssa, lsos; One
cent per mile each way for the round;
trip. Tickets on sale May 1871, tal alststs
return limit May 18th. oxesptS
by payment Of ffty cents. tickets ext
tended 10 June i5th, II ). 3tl y
New Orleans La. May SIS, 1903. VI II
n S3ae fare for the round tripf Tickets on
sale May lat to 9TH. Inclusive, sNtuyAs
limit ten days troml date ofs sails, IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
Another Primary at Newberr

~ (SpecIal to Tho Times. plspltGll,) N
8NEWBERN, N, g., Aprl S--The Demo-
cratic primary election held IN this; city
Yesterday failed to give q majority for
candidate for Mayor. Consequently an-
other Will be held to decide between 7,
M. Mccarthy and William ELLIS the Wo
leading candidates. u M, Harget, the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

llnrged by a 81 foot ex tension, and the ber-,
nv shed by d o2-foot extension. At the
close of the berry season the passenger
department OF the station will be remod-5
elled and q two-story building, 3ox4o feet,
added to the present depot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

.7lf the Gh,e'a'1'., Tres.
IS X I q Is. 4. Ill III \!



The members OF tho Southern Vehicle
Association were present at the Acade,-i
my last night at The performance 9 N Of Of
1.-THE French Maid, which was Fg lv zen
with all the brightness and charm 4 that that
the Academy Musical Comedy Company
has made familiar. e;fi5 II,
Dainty Dora de Felipe wore the badge
OF the association, and Charles Giblyn,
IN his topical song in the second act, IN
$troduced a verse composed In honor Of
the association. It had to do ! wit the
young married couple who purchased a
baby carriage, but in the after years
when success came, they bou Mt a bug gy.
at was q merry and acile jingle ana lt
brought tho house down.
5The play is going delightfully."- and the
company y groWs Tin favor. 3E one OF thef
novelties Of the performance is the olga
rette song and chorus, in which the light
70 out and the bright ends Of the ciga-S
\ rettes In the hands Of the chorus s nine
concelt, and was arranged by MI. ta11-f
ffen, who got his idea from pm Il. The ] play,
""Sherlock Holiness .ss
There will he the usual performances
for the rest Of the week, 5ss4 rs III Il \ al
y Next week the Academy NJ nsical Come
5dy Company will appear In S$ The Girl.
From Paris Tho com panyst is already
up In the musical numbers, and the per-5
Torrance promises to be "a.S the best thing
the Organization has yet done.f. M1hs5
sDeyo, who is to take the part Of Julie
Bon Bon. is expected here on Y Friday
She has appeared In the piece before, and
is alrcady y p in her part. @tS HI
mistress Nell" with clever Miss Percy
Haswell in the title role, supported by tho
George Fhwcett Company. will 4. be be the
attraction beginning with to- day g matl-S
nee, at the Bijou The appearances Of
this clever actress md the company VIII
be OF more than usual interest because
Of the fact that Mistress n ell, :" Though
one; OF tho most widely talked OF plays
of the present generation . serving to make
an actress famous In q night, has never
been seen this city, theref fore, II comes
as n novelty. b S5 Z. "a XXI 81 ].
Thore will be no peri ormance On Good Good
Friday, & n S{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
Marriage atWeldon.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch) 81
WELDON, N, c.. April s,r-Miss Annie
lMorecock was married here this morn
saveral Years connected with the whole
sale house of Davis, Roper & Co.. Peters-
burg, va. Mr., and Mrs. Russell left I'm
mediately after the oeremany for Visit
10 relatives at Oxford and Durham,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
Disturbance on Car.

William George, colored, was arrested
last nighthby Patrolman Kcllam, Of the
First 8Distric for raising q disturbance
on a Clay street car in the extreme east
ern end ofathe city. The negro and the
car conductor had 4 a Misunderstanding
about a fare. 81 j5s Ss ~ :, i5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

present chief 81 police, was rerotnifiated,
81 q. Scales, Tor water ard commits.
lsioner; n. x. Hytlan and A. HI I3au.
CERT, aldermen for the first sardj b. ~.
Avery and II ;, u. Dawson. second, 8. 10.
Lane Snnua 81. e.. Roberts, third IL s..
wood 4 ana w. s. Phillips. fourth; Wal 4
! lace Rose and ~ w. Watsoii, NTH e ID. ~ y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
Who Uses
The / 8 O' Q / :. j.

81 Here are Just. y few Representatives
Y Richmond concerns that consider the
az Oliver Standard Visible typewriter
superior to nfl other writing inachineslS
4 Ask them about It. THEY bought
divers after careful considerations
and in many cases We TOOK OUT
OTHER MAC n NE s, which these com
Germs (untll they, by thorough l1vesti-,s
CATION, nscertained the merits OF the
Ollvcr) HA b considered the best made,
and substituted the Oliver.
Some Of these bought more than
two, as Indicated by figure opposite
# riatne: Il ~
III American Tobacco Company, 2. 5
Il Allen & Glnter Branch, 2. ;5f'
is efferson Hotel Company. 2. 4
Moore e. CO.. Warner. G. 9i N I'M si5 N II
Old Dominion Steamship Company, !.
T., r. and r. II. r., 8. 81 lyysr
South Atlantic Life Insurance. Co., 4.
Bnllthdeni Business College, 8. (.
4 Tho Times Company. 9.
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Coz, 10.
Va. E1ec. Railway and Dew. Co.. 8.
Y. Wood e SSon.3T ). w, 8. #
And over two hundred others.
SOUTHERN STAMP AND STATION.
cry g oMPAlY, s At
Twelve. SIX Main. street.
Rubber Stamps, Second Hand Typo
1! wrlters-ot all makes Rented.
Sold, Exchanged. 8i i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
,GRAND5LODGE OF 5ELKS |.

Many Members Of Richmond ! Lodge
5.5 Going to Baltimore.
Richmond Lodge Of 1Ilks met last night
in regular session and balloted on several
candidates 4 for membership. Reports
from the committees were received. VI
# After the meeting 9 large Y umt,er n OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
REV \ Mr. / FIXES | 4: s TO I
LECTURE J /. TONIGHT I. ]: N I. I
Talented Baltimorean IS to-
Appear at Belvldere
Hall.

Rev. Maurice Penncld Fixes Will APP
pear tonight at Belvidcre Hall, Under.
the auspices Of Randolph street Baptist
Church. lii Ills great lecture. Fits, Mis-
fits ana Outfits" The lecture begins
promptly at s clocls q a \ .3isi
4. i Mr.. Fixes Is we'll known IN Richmond.
He has been wonderfully successful In
meetings at Plno-street and Grace Street,
Richmond. No doubt many from these
churches Will be glad to hear him, as well
as hundreds OF others. Fits, Afisflts and
Outfits" is most charming. i Is hunnort--
GUS ard att same time wholesome 4 Ole Y and
Inspiring. e Fl IA M n
Il Below are given some authoritative
opinions on the ability Of Mr.. Fixes sas q
lecturer: III z n RI 5s8 II 81 6s{ ss 3l
81 Your lecture on Fits Misfits and OUT
fits Is frst-cass. Everybody who heard
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
CHRONIC SORES
Signs or Polluted Blood.

nothing looking Disgusting old
You worry the work With until the
exhausted the the old festerng scy looking
place makes you irritable, despondsat and desperate
and Impoverished under
Of serious disorder The taking Ike
mercury sometimes poute vate the blood and
pair general system results obstinate
Of offensive
tains eating The imbs
while ansepe washes sayes and powders
down the Inflammation and cleanse the will
never heal till blood Itself purified
germs posons with
@@@ ehpsle ssgan
body the old sore begins tot
SSS ~ a discharge matter ceases
both blood purifier and tonic that puts blood order
the tins tones and builds health
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09
Sweetheart Treated Him Badly.
\ (specinl to Tho n es-Dispatch.)

MANASSAS. A.. April s.---Joe Jonas
who committed suicide in Washington
yesterday by ,,inhaling Illuminating gas
was buried here to-day. Jonas family
lives In Nolesville, this county. In a
letter young Jonas wrote to his mother
Just before his death. he assigned as the
reason for his rash act, that his sweet
heart had treated him badly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

It at the First Baptist Church enjoyed It
Immensely. 1t is both entertaining and
Instructive. 1t cannot fall to be popular liar
wherever delivered .if$ I hope to have Vol.
al our church again soon. nn- j. WhltcombE
Brougher, pastor Paterson IN. JD First
Church. *. VI 4, 3SSS
"a One Of the most brilliant Speakers that
ever addressed d Cranbury.- audi ence. lie
has just enough snap, force. humor and
seloquence to hold an a llt |! spell
bound for a whole 4 eventn g.T-7Jl. :s3@ e..
Butcher, secretary County 8. 81. tAsso clt Ga
ton, Cranbury. N. J. "a. 3;i5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

lard. a young farmer b 10, 81 Miss Liss sic
Sours, daughter OF julius Sours. were
married at the brides home this after
noon, Rev. .. J. N. Stirewalt oflicia Ting,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

555s Fire in Roanoke, & 5S3j
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
ROANOKE, A., April S.-A small of
fee building on the Norfolk and Western
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

coal wharf III the West End caught fire.
might from lamp. The prompt arr
d rival OF the fire department prevented the
spread Of flames, and the damage was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-09

so. q T9TTTI 5ll5}
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-01

Ny heart seemed % hRve ehaHHsd 20
a ninespaundar ball AZ I listened e.
him. We had hoped against hope Bat
now when hc. the man Hhe vas ~
ways serene and who always hsd re-
serves when he in that quiet iHis
passive voica 1T hia. said that ever
shina was over, va realised that the
clouds had shut forever and tie laa,
CLEAN gone TrDmeau Hnatiad ana
arinnad AZ hiH aabsf ii9spissns ground
hla teeth. and Tor my own part
threw out my chest aud clicked ny
heels 20 show the emperor there wefh
some spirits which could fise t. aafsfs
atty.
s.AiY papers and my faftuns must bs
secured uhlspersd The efnnsfaf NJ
whole course ~ the future may depend
npon ~ having them safe They ar
ouf base FOR the nest attempt
am very s,tfo that thsss pesf isslFasssis
would find that my f9atHtaai - TOO
large 10 make q throHn for thsH
where am I % keep theAs pfseisinH
thlnaaf Ny bolonHinEa will be aaefehs
saaao will the houses ~ M sarnsH :
eys They must be hseufsd and eans
esaisd by man whom I can trust wiih
that which 10 mars precious "a ms
than MS liza. out 81 ths nhals ~
France you nrs those whom | have
ehassn fof this sacred trust
fConfiuusdj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-01
Dancing Classes

Professor Wilson At Ranks Han
Monday and FRIDAY evenings frt
eate lessons daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-01
SOCIETY

Mrs. PARK ". WINS entertained a
lsTxe rasaesr of fFAessik sinasiaf
.saszssis Al her hsssH@ on Brssssst : 81
1fsa affair MAS Ia hauor % &fk
84lsRsilsn Morrison and Miss Haker
81 W4iIa tFAllz-
Mr. lgsarke Wtll emsaFtatn the
wednesday card Ctnh tnia seek IT
tar Hantu~r home. iiiahTs.
sIlss Webster % Port To~usena T.
the guest of Mrs. Barks Daring shss
we~k
Mrs. T. n. Hardin has issued \
large number 81 Invitations for an II
aass,@. Thursday Afternoon Ia hansx
OF her guest. Mrs. Mactllliscuddy q
Gar Francisco.
Mrs. ~. r Holmes VIII eutertain
tins Rainier chapter % the baaghtefs
81 the nevoiutios fof Mrs Ivan
H1iAnd tonight
Mra Alan will entertain at cards
Thurasiay Afternoon. July = n houa
or 81 Nrs = II. Aiisin end Mrs. II.
q. fsaaelfe.
Ms Franrfn GOV Frluk ana Mrs.
yalius " Augustine gave Sea 20 =
ge<xs number u friends Monday af
ternoorH At tire home % Mrs. Frinh
Mrs. Al~xan4ieF !. Gardner Of Cal
hernia = the guest OF her sister
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-01
THE STAR FOR THE SUMMER
CUL TIVA TON or HUMOR

has been proposed that chair humer be established az the
University THE ony humar-
BE- cultivated but that funny writer's and
proposed this scheme
be wr-dcVeoped hard 10 take him
/. seriously.
hut cultivated well other
eontFei the result OF habit
the habit distinguishing sh commonplace
the
life The hanoist
does ne observes memories and produces on
ne anaches the neelng sunshine Of
ilfe brings them forth
hrigh1en world
he go things 10
ash remember and The Of all hsaFsfs
whl viii nothnH
cite smile hv world run Of those whose have
been 4
nothins smoothly a
Intervals Laughter medicine The Who
really pietsrs.
does humanity
Whether
ssR be cultivated hy everybody everyday nfe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-01

Then. turning "a Ne. he took old
Tremaau BY the eat. All, old
Efumbler." said be, you we're ore
Of my Egyptian Erensaisfs. we're
Yeu not. and had ysuf nuskst Of
honor al MarenRo. ! remember you
very well. my eood friend. 80 the
old fires are not yet sHtiuguiahedi
They atlli burn up when you think
that your emperor IN wfonKed. And
YOU. Colonel Dealscnna. you wauid
not even listen 60 the tempier And
YOU, Gerard. your faithful sword y
ever 20 be between me and my enc
mites. Well. we'll ! have had noFns
traitors about me, but nov at least
Ne are beginning % see who are the
trtna man."
Yeu ean fancy. my ffiena.. the thfili
u Joy which II gave us shen the
greatest man IN the Ehols world spoke
- uH IN this fashion ffsfnsaa shock
antil I thought he would have faiissi.
AID the tears ran down his gigantic
fanstacho n you had not seen u faa
saHis never issiisse the ihfistsssss
which tha emperor had upon thoss
aaarsa.Efainsd savage old veterans.
Well. ny faithful friends said he.
N yon Will fuliow me int this rom
will explain 10 you the msa ming u THIS
ifttis farce wiich WI have BEEN act
inK boa. nosthisr, that You will re-
main IN this chamber and % make
sire that no one interrupts IA
Il was new Dor us n he doing bust
ness with a marshal ~ France %
marshal NJ tho door iiswsNsf, We
followed the emperor. ~ We Wsfs 90.
asrsd snd he led ua into The recess u
enc window, GaihefinE ps around HIN
and slakinE hiH voice a. he addressed
~
4 have picked you out u the whole
army. said h.. as h-sns net only tie
uiaaf formidable. but also the most
faithful ~ M soldiers vas esns
Vsasssa that yua ~ere All Tires ner
whs would neysry wsseF In youf n
.seilty 10 ate III I have vwnfared e.
usit that facility % ih~ pFsAef and o.
watch fuu while attempts sefw Al ~
order nnada upon yotff honor u wSs
suiy bsrauas 10 ths DAYS - hen l have
fsuua fns hiaeheat treason AnHausHt
M a=H s.sai. ss6 Siss<zs u r aesessAFS
that shosild b. seabiy euFeanspset
suffice n that ! am ssf convinced
naw that can rely upsn Soaf wales
10 tl.ss Death SIRE" cried fretnssH
sssA Ne 8ota rrpsated % assst htnz
Rspalson drew us yea tfsiis ais--sf
q hian. and sank his Voic. stu iswsf
what 1 Say 81 y8u hs-- I have s4if
e 40 ans-nat 20 my wifs az nsg hro.
therr. anly 70 yss IL = Ill ~ With
-. mr. sffsnds We have cose % ekif
last rally. Tne game il finished. and
ws Hsust make provision accordingly,