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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-09-09
WASHINGTON NEWS.

At Colfax the wheat market remains |
steady at 6S cents for club and red, |
and 73 cents quoted for bluestem.
An unknown man, presumably har-
vest hand, was run over and killed
last week near Spokane. His head
was mashed of.
An Indian wedding, to be followed
by a regular Indian dance and pot
latch, is to be feature of the Seattle
Industrial exposition.
The Palouse flour mill is ready to
grind. A fourth story has been added
and many improvements made during
the recent shut down.
Harry Chester and w. Weinberg, the
convicts who escaped from McNeill's
island prison, were captured in Olym-
pia by the police of that city
1t is said the proposed college to be
built by the United Norwegian Lu-
theran church in the west will I'M
doubtedly be located in Spokane.
Only a little of Dayton's 200 900 sack
barley crop has been disposed of. The
crop of mailing barley is short this
|
A local bank of Ellensburg notified
the city that it will take the entire
bond issue of $4,000 recently voted to
build and equip a new electric light
plant.
Albert ]. Brill, a well known mem
Der of the typographical union, was
buried in Spokane yesterday by mem.
bers of the Spokane Falls Typographi
cal union.
1t is now asserted that William Ed
gar, the old man who died at the King
county poorhouse last February, was
a wealthy property holder at Sydney
Australia.
The farmers in the vicinity O
Sprague have pooled 10000 bushels
of No / bluestem wheat. most o
which they are holding for rs cents
per bushel.
Work is now progressing on thu
removal of the headquarters of thu
Puget sound artillery district from
Fort Flagler to Fort Worden, adjacen
to Port Townsend.
Calm, cool, white but smiling, Mul
derer Charles c. Clark, the slayer o
Leila Page, at Olympia, met death o.
the scaffold at the state penitentiar
Friday morning at Sal o'clock.
Considering the Washington built
ing from a standpoint of practicability
resourcefulness and interest, it is will
out exception the finest state exhibi
at the Louisiana Purchase exposition
With the successful organization {
. fire company, the installation of goo
fire fighting apparatus, a good waite
system and the placing of hydrant
:. the town of Chelan now has lower fiji
e insurance rates.
The lumbermen of the northwe
-. will soon have a uniform system
II grading their lumber. A meeting
the association has been called ;
= Spokane September Is to consider tt
I matter.
Arthur Cox, the big wheat raiser
Belmont, says his winter wheat
i, threshed, and was an excellent ere
!, for a dry season, his wheat going
y. bushels to the acre. Mr.. Cox says h
- spring sown grain will be light, pro
!. ably not over 25 bushels to the acr
~ Wilbur. Wash.-One of the olde
- and widest known stockmen in Ii
coin county-Joe Enos, better al
more Familiarity known as "Portugue
- Joe"-has disposed of his large sto'
"a and landed interests to Olaf Lund
Spokane for Spokane property valu
at cog 0n0
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-09-09
Russian Crews Stop at Shanghai

London.-The Times Shanghai cor
respondent says it is understood there
that China has agreed to keep the
crews of the two Russian vessels now
in Shanghai in Chinese territory until
the end of the war between Japan and
Russia.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-09-09

The locust has become a plague in
Spain and the minister of agriculture
has been authorized to fight the pest.
Egypt is threatened with a plague
of locusts, and the government has
called out the army of forced laborers
to combat the pest.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-09-09

That living germs may be floating
about in interstellar space is suggest
ed by T. d. A. Cockrell.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-09-09

The COW tree Of Venezuela yields
palatable grayish milk which hardens
into toothsome gum.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-09-09

Nicaragua will assist in constructing
a railway line across her territory as
a substitute for the proposed isthmian
canal.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-09-09

The Spokane Interstate Fair will be
held October 3rd to 9th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
BARTON HEIGHTS.

r Miss ida Hanks 81 Roremarx s. q. -
tho guest OF Miss Edith RaEland.
Miss Mary Saunders. who has been visit
Ing friends on the Heights. has left for
Louisa.
\ Mr.. waiter Cans has returned homo from
Rock Hill College.
Miss Mary Jones is the guest Of friends on
nj Mrs 81 Nv Wv 'Rylana and family have left
for 3Belona, Powhatan county. to spend mo
1 Mr.. Warner ctpxton, who has been visit
Ing his mother. has lett for Virginia Beach.
a Mr.. Milton Croxton, OF the Valley, is the
guest OF HIS mother. !.
Mr. 4. r. Ryland has left for Belona 70
spend tho summer. s. e..
Mrs. IL. =. Tutlow 4. a Arlington ling cottage.
Mrs. W. 4 H Kellogg, VINO Inns been visit
home in Newport News.
ri Mr.. Lewis Croxton has left for an outing
\ MI r. and Mrs. Minter Of New York, are
Visiting his brother. Mr. w. r. Mintfr
E4{ Mr.. l.. "a. Boone has left for an outing hat
virginia Beach. 55 ai5 . |, Z
MI. ]. G. Harrison, OF williamsburg, Is the
guest OF friends at the Seminary.
8St Mr., Az r. Canter, Of Petersburg. Is visit
Ing at tho Seminary.
3 Mr.. c., F. Carlton. OF Wilmingtno. y, c.,
is the glest of friends ut the Seminary.
Mrs A. II. I,uoter, who has been Visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. 8 Childrey, has re-
turned 10 Aberdeen. N. c.
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| Though the puppy and the boy were al
ready sworn enemies, yet the lad would
have scorned to harm so small foe.
And many a tale did David tell at Ken
muir Of Red Willis vlciousness OF his
hatred Of him DAVID, and his devotion
|tc his master; how. whether, immersed
! In the plg-bucket or chasing the fleet
| Ing rabbit, he would dcsist t once, and
bundle painting, up at his masters call:
| how he routed the tomcat and drove him
| from the Kitchen and how he camborcd
on to Dayid's bed and pinned him muir
derously by the nose.
| or late the relations between Madam
and James Moore had been unusually
strained. Though they were neighbours,
communications between tho two were OF
| Tho rarest; and It was for the first time
| for many a long day that, on an after
room shortly after Red Wull had como
into his possession. Madam entered the
yard OF Kenmuir, bent on grdng -
the master for an alleged trespass ut
| the Stony 30 tom.
"Wi yer permission. Mr. Moore" said
the little man, "l'll wheestle ma dog"
and. turning, he whistled shrill, peculiar
| note like the cry OF disturbed peewit.
,y,erately up, ears back, mead down.
tongue out, as II tho world depended on
Ills speed, little tawny beetle Of n
thing, who placed his forepaws against
| his mastcr's ankles and looked UP into
Ills face; then. catching sight OF the
! strangers, hurrledly he took up his posi-
tion between them and NJ 'Adam, ASSUME
| Ing his natural attitude Of grlsly defl-
ence. Such laughable spectacle he
made that martial mite, standing at bay
| with bristles up and teeth Dared that
even James Moore smiled.
ma word! Ea' yo brought his muz-
zle, man? cried old Tammas. the llu-
.norist; and. turning. climbed all ~ q
! heat on to an upturned bucket that
stood by. Whereat the PUPPY, emboold-
rned by hia foes retreat, advanced saw
Agely to the attack, buzzing rohnd TIE
slippery pail like q wasp on q window, I,
i ane. IN vain attempt to reach inc OH
| man. l.. !.
trousers and looking down on his as
snilant. the picture of mortal fear,
,.,Elp! oh. 'elpV' he bawled, Send
for the sogers fetch the plice! For
lawk- a. mussy's sake call him off, man,
r,ven sam'l Todd, watching the scene
! +, ON the cart-shed was tickled ana nnIst
| ..uto loud guffaw, heartily !, oaekea ~
'Enry and DOR job. WINE M''Nnuh' ~
4 n,arkea; ,.o,,,o
'mcket, Mr., Thornton z,
"Iiow didst COON by him ~, asked Tam
1ias, noddlng at the puppy,
i5tFound him. the little man replied,
sucking his twig, Found him IN ma
sSocksn' on ma birthday. 4 present rem
ia leetle David for his auld dad, ] doott !.
$50 do II" said lamrnns, ana Was y
seized with sudden spasm Of seen'nsly
/ ga useless merriment' For LOOMING up as
| M Adam was speaking, ne lttu ua ..!s,, =
q glimpse Of boys fair head, peerns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
ELECT OFFICERS.
Those Who Will Preside Over
Grove Council, IL, O. u. a. M.

held an interesting meeting Thursda3
night, and the following officers were
elected for tho ensuing year:
r Councillor, j. Aubrey Enos: vice. coun :
j. Cal williams; assistant recording sec
retary, M a. Germelman: financial sec
rotary, j. NJ. Atkinson: treasurer, John
n. u eter; conductor, J. s. McCiehee !; war
den, Joseph Conway: inside sentinel, j.
IS. lNIinleton; outside 5sentinel.P. R..Akers {;
Junior past councillor, r.. G. Thomas.
.Trustees-D. H. Gaines, f.. G. Gernel-
man and NJ. a. g ermeman. Representa-
4 It was decided TO pay a fraternal visit
to the Old Dominion Council No. g.. of
Petersburg, Tuesday. July 26th. leaving
Manchester att p. NJ. via the Richmond
and Petersburg Electric Railway. All who
contemplate making the trip are requested
to get their tickets at once, as only a
lfmifed MN her w IN he solo. 1870 fSe@tss
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CHEAP RATES SOUTH
.SEABoARD AIR LINE.

$s.s5-Richmond TO Raleigh. N. c. Ac-
count OF Summer School for Teach
ers. Tickets on sale July 4. s, II,
IL, is. 10, %. and August LIST, lIm-
tied toeAuglst s. COS ;6sSs M
$1s,20-Richmond to MoE.eagie, Tenn.
Account Monteagle BiblS School.
Tickets on sale June 30th. July ].
9. 10, 20. 81. 20. limited to August
81, j 9O4
st5.oo--Richmond to Columbia, 8, G"
account OF meeting Interdenomi-
national Religious and Educa-
tional Association. Tickets OH
,3 3& 5} sale August cad, gath. 25th. linn
tied to August 31st. Rates to
this meeting are on the ccrti-
ficate plan.
s14,7o-Rlchmond to Athens, Ga. Account
. Athens Summer School. Tickets
Al on sale July 2, 3. 4. II. is, limit
ed to fifteen days from date OF sale.
31,e5--Rlchmond to Eureka Springs. Ark.
Account Southwestern Summer
school. Tickets on sale July s, I.
8, 8, limited TO August Z. 1904
Fourth OF July-For this day the Sea-
board will sell round-trip tickets
to all points south OF the Ohio and
Potomac, and east Of the Mis-
slsslppi Rivers, at one and one.
third fares, Tickets on sale July
g., 8. 4. limited to July SIN.
H. s, LEARD, W. NJ. tan LIZ
3. p. A., Phone 4o5. G, 2. 4.
$50 u, Main Street, Richmond, va.
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CHAPTER discontinued.

Take him or leave him" ordered the
croyer. truculently, still gazing out Of
the window.
"wi. yer permission II! leave him."
Madam answered meekiy
I'm shor, o. the ready" the big man
pursued. "or i wouldna part with him.
Gould b!de me time there's many'd
be glad 10 give me & tenner for one oil
that bree-" he caught himself UP hastily
for dog sic as that"
And yet ye offer him me for poun'i
Noble. indeed"
Seye,thsless the little man prtcked his
ears at the others slip and quick correc-
ton. Again he approached the puppy.
Dangling his coat before MIN 10 protect
fiis arlklss. and again that wee Wild
beast sprang out. seized the coat In Its
small Jaw. and worried It savagely.
Madam stopped quickly and picked up
:ila Tiny assaIlant: and the puppy. Gus
pended by .ts neck, gurgied and slob-
bersd; then. wriggling desperately around.
MADE it's Teeth meet In it's adyerEary's
shirt. At which 81 Adam shook II gently
and laughed, Then he aet 10 examining
Apparently some ak weeks old; a
tawny coat, fiery eyes, a square mead
with small, cropped ears. and com
para,ively immense jaw; the whole CIV
Ing promise OF great strength. II little
beauty. And this effect Was enhanced
by the manner Of Ats docking For the
miserable relic OF tail. yet raw. looked
! little more than red button adhering tc
| us Wearers stern.
| IN Adams inspection was as minute a,
! II was apparently absorbing; he omitted
nothing, from the square nuzzle TO thu
4 ozengeyllke seut. And every now anr
| then lie threw a Quick glance at tbs
man at the window, Who was watchn,
the careful scrutiny thought uneaslly.
we've cut him short" he said AT length
swinging round Oh the droyer
"Ay; strengthens their backs" the BIZ
4 man answered with averted gaze,
1 M'Adam's chin vent up IN The air; ht
mouth partly opened. and his eyelId
partly closed as he eyed his informant
"Oh, ay." he said.
Gle him back to me" ordered tn
drover surllly. He took the puppy AM
get il on the floor whereupop 1t irnmc
dIately resumed its former fortified posi-
iinn Ware m h,iver! knon that al
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Woel. I maun be steppln'. Good-nlcht

Wcel maun he stennin' Good N jchf
TO ye." ',5 g. N \ I, \,
K "Ye'1 niver have sich "a nithar4 cha natn
"Nor niver vy,,sh 10 Ma ~. he.ll never
max. a steep-doe:" and the slIttlc nan
turned I'D the collar ~ his coat a III 4
"Wil he not -, cr,ed liza 4nthor scor,,-
INV ,...There ,,oer ,,a+ y, . .o,,a ~, - q
linz, he Stunned . hy,ntiv- -
The littla man sn,,n ro,,nd
"1sao" ha said M ,nnncar+ az any
child !. I've we're sav,n, ~
the ether turned 10 the v,,,dou Z : !,
wan be Nh min, u,at ); ~ ~ adraiti,,
.Ay We could AZ mi. drn nn,r,',S A ~
ho,lj nnyer MALI, .i,aan-bnn,, IIa
Shaved his cap down on his head, 2"Weel,
GOODNIGHT to ye! and he stepped out
into the rain.
It was long after dark When the bargain
was finally struck I'M
Adam M'Adam's Red Will became that
little mans property for the following
areal'zaap'e ASSETS nlnepence ~ cash
tilre coppers aho doupttul slApence; a
piug Oh suspicious tooa. GO IN 9 Well-Worn
pouch ana an o'a Watch.
us clean gYlh I'm Se, sald the
Stranger p!tteily' " me enc 81 tue ueai
IT'S MAR the charity than aught else
maks me sac General the other en-
s"erea geht'S' wac NOT ME 70 see
We pihcned' 5.,
hanh W kihuiS' me o's man FePllle a'u
WIN some AeerDst!' ana plunseo out .hto "
ING darknsss ana ram nor was .nat
ns SYei 49,
v,ons bistory.whather ha s pupT bone al
coma hv or no whather lie Was indeed
OF tho famous Red McCulloch' strain.
ever remained mystery in the Dale
land.
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK
Miss Alese Garnett. Of Richmond, has been
visiting her cousin. Miss Emily Cross. Of

Miss Alese Garnett. Of Richmond. has been
visiting hcr cousin. Miss Emily Cross, Of
Highland Park. /. .45
There, viii be a called n,ecting' Of the
4 Young Peoples Progressive Finch Club to-
night at $50 O'Clock at the residence OF Miss
Bessie Marshall on Fourth Avenue.
v AIrs. Benjamin Catlin lis visiting her brother.
Mr.. Edward Horne, of II an over county. u ~
n Misses Ethel and Dell Lewis have return ed
to Baltimore after spending several gueaks
with friends here. 81 N & 5s VII
q Mr.. Willie shaler left Monday for his home
In Wilmington. Del. after visiting his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shater. Ef.
Miss Dutroe. OF Washington. Is the guest
OF her friend. Miss Julia Horne. 81
Mr. Allen Shafer, OF Roanoke. spent several
days Ibis. week with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Shafer.
The Young Mems Society OF Highland Park
Church will give lawn party. on the grounds
around the church Friday evening. The
booths, presided over by the young ladies OF
the Hill, and music will add much to the
enjoyment Of the evening. 5J
Mrs. ]. G. Bowman. OF Fourth Avenue,
will leave this, week to spend some time
travelling In the North. 3.t a
Mrs. willis Weaver and daughter Janet,e.
have returned home after spending several
weeks In Fredericksburg.
Mr.. Walter Peace OF Hinton, has been Wis
ting his sister. Mrs. e ". Vaughan. Of
Mrs carmody and children arc visiting rel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-06
BY ALFRED OLLIVANT.

along by that face on ye," he said In In
sulting tones.
"Ye wad ha' bough. him yersel', nae
doot?" Madam inquired blandly
In course; II you says so.'
Or aibl.ns ye bred hlm?"
"Appen I did
Yell no be from these parts?'
'Will I nor" answered the other.
smile Of genuine pleasure stole over
MAdam's face. He laid his hand on the
others arm.
Man" he said gently. "ye mIsd me o.
hame." Then almost IN tho same breath:
eye said ye found him?'
1t was the strangers turn to laugh.
"iia, ha! Yc tecckle me. little mon.
Found 'im2 Nay: WAS give I'm BY a
friend. But there's uowt amiss wi his
brecdln, ye may believe me-"
The great fellow advanced to the chair
under which the puppy lay. II leapt out
like lion, and fastened on his huge
boot
"a rare bred un, look 'ee! a rare game
un. Ma word. he'n "a blg-hearted un!
Look al the hack on him; see the jawt
70 HIN; mark tie pluck OF HIM" He
shook his booted foot fercely. tossing
hts leg 10 and fro Ike a tree In a wind.
But the little creature. now raised cell
lngward, nov dashed 10 the ground. held
on with incomparabIs doggedness. TIL It's
small Jaw was all bloody. and muzzlc
wrlnkled With the effort.
"Ay. ay. that'll no." Madam inter-
posed, irhtabiy.
The droYer ceaned his efforts.
Nov. III max ye a last offer" He
thrust his head down 10 Il ,eyellwlth the
others. shooting out HIS neck TITS
THROWN him at ~. mind. "raint buyin
| him yen be-don't 20 fur 10 deceive your
self. Ye may have him for fifteen shillin'.
! Why do | DO II. yc ask? Why. COS
think yen he Kind To MIN" an the puppy
retreated 70 its chair, leaving u spotted
track Of rcd along its route.
"Ay. 20 Wadna 10 happy gin ye thochi
! he'd no q comfortable hame conseed-
/ erate fnanf" Madam answered, ~sting
| the dark irac. On the floor. Then he pn
on hig cot
ma. ma; he'H no for me. WeeL IN nc
| detain ye. Good-nicn, 10 ye. fnister!
| and he made Tor tins door,
"A gran yorker he'll be" called the
droYer after him.
| "Ayi muckle Uark he'll max amane
] The sheep ~ sic a Jaw and sic temper
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w. q. Moseley are also NJ the Bran

Ais. w. ~. AMoseiey sstte Sdlso tI1 WV -
don * 3 t2 n .lss & N S5.5 II
Mrs. j. Nj Waller viii spend the sum
i''o'. ct u; serry s'snlt; VA,
Mrs, w. ii. Mercer lis spehdns july
III Louisa, ,, ' Bumpass Station, va.
Miss s.. 6. 11llett Is at Summer rest. II,
.Albcn,arle county. near Greenwood va
Mr. and Mrs. Decatur A,ttell have
closed their house, here anu are at Hot
springs. Va, for the rest Of the season.
Mr.. G.. Cameron johnson ~ at Hot
Springs.
Mrs. i. T.. Ezekiet lis spending tho mid
simmer month at Goshen, Va.
Mrs, Eiixa A. Davenport Is at Bruins
wick Inn, waynessborc, w.
Nir. and Mrs. Z. B. Valentine are
Mrs lJud 3, Wood IS Mt Ynnccy's
liils. Va. Mr.tnn1 Mrs. Davis have also
lcft town for tho s,,n1n,er NJ 6y.sii A \
Miss Grace Lyon and Mrs. Charles
Struts arc at the Arlington Cottage, Viz
E;i,ia Beach. Mrs. James II Cannon Is
Ut tho Blow cottage and Mr.. James y.
lfarwood at the lilnsey: Col onel AND Mrs.
John Murphy are at the Princess g Anne A''
Hotel.
Mrs. C. NJ Knox IS srmmerlnE at Bar
louisville, In Orange county.
Mr.. ". w Minor Will be at the unf-
verslty OF Virginia Charlottesvilie, LOT
July. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mass,c and FAM
liz arc at "Coplcy." not far from the
University, in Alhenarlcs county,
Mrs. A. l. Watkins Is Mt Fork Union,
Va. II SS5 i,
i Mrs. ". AZ Mrchnux left yesterday to
visit Mrs waddey Aiichaux, y, Fowh 1i'l1lf'
county.
Hon. Henry Stuart and Mrs. stuart
Lave left for their lovely country home,
Al Elf Garden, Russell county. Va
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Forbes and family
are at their country home near Bon AIR
Mrs. Mamie B. Green Is summerins at
,son Air. Mrs. G.. A. Graham s1,;ar y -
Ivythevi1le. Va
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cautiously round the cow-shed.i and, be-
lind, the flutter Of short pett icoats. They
l.sa ppeared as silently as they had come;
and two small figures, just returned from
school, glided away and sought shelter
s, the friendly darkness Of q coal-hole.
Coon ava, Maggie, COON ava It's
III, ovid un, 'isself,' whispered disre-
spectful voice.
Madam looked round slspiciousy.
whats that?" he asked sharply.
At the moment, however. Mrs. Moore
put her head out Of the kitchen Win
dow. # l.
"coom thy ways in. Mister MADAM.
and TAX soop O. tea,'' she called hos
litably. 4, !,
THANK We kindly, Mrs. Moore, ] Will
lie answered, politely for him. And this
dne good thing must be allowed OF Adam
Madam; that, II there was only one "o-
man OF whom he was ever known 70
sneak we'll, there was also only one, ~
tho whole course OF his life, against
whom he ever Instituted evll--and thnt
was years afterward, when men SAID
his brain was sapped. Flouts and 1ccrs
no had for every man. but a woman.
good or bad, was sacred to him. FOR tl'e
Eek that had given him his mother ana
his wife he had that sentiment Of ten
der reverence which, II a man stu pre-
serve, he cannot be altogether bad. As
| he turned into the house he looked back
at Red Wull. u,
1"Ay, we may leave him he said.
THAT Is, GIN ye're no afraid, MT. morn
! ton?'
| OF what happened while the men were
| within doors, 1t is enough to tell Two
| things, First, that OVID Bob was no
hully. Second, this: In the code Of sheep
4 dog honor there Is written Word IN
| stark black letters; and opposite u an !.
other word, writ large In the color o.
blood The first is "sheep-murder';4t the
second. death" 1t is the one CRIME
only to he wiped away IN b!oodi anu 70
accuse OF the crime Is to offer tne o1ls
objectionable insult, Every sneeP'dos
| lnowsit and every shepherd. 4,
/ That afternoon, as the men stu tn II,
the quiet echoes Of the farm rung Wild l,, q
4 furious animal CRY, twice repeaten sllot
!, FOR sheeTr-murder"-" shot for sheep,mur,,
DER; followed BY holow stiffness !.
The two men finished their coll9 911,,
The matter was concluded peacelully,
mainly owing to the pacifying influence
Of Mrs, Moore. Together the three went
ont into the yard; Mrs. Moore selzlIs
the opportunity TO shyly speak on paY'd >
behalf. .,,,,,,. .,
she was saying. ,+t,a
i'Ye should ken, MIs' Ntoo9e, ~ ~ ~
man answered. thought bitterly w
see enough OF him.
..Yo nun be main proud Of un, mes l,
teri the woman continued, needless q ,tns
sheer, IAN i'm CROWN such Graaety
lad"
MADAM shrugged his shoulders
/ N barely ken the lad, he said. ny
slsbtI know him, ~ course. but barely
| to speak to. He's but seldom Al hane'
-
GRO be Continued To-morrow.) III
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a Beautiful Wedding.

The IIndamood- Pedneau wedding was
solemnized last THURSDAY afternoom, SJ rnne
tor tor of St. Josephs Seminary, Workers.
X Y.4offlciating. The contracting parties
were MI. Robert Linda1nood, son OF M r.
kndam &C 81 Pedaeau the
accomplished and eldest daughte o. o. VI. I.
II, q. Pedneall. y. I. 4. y, J.
The bride wore white silk organd1y o ~ e
ture hat, white plume. and carried a gold i! !.
bound rrayer7hook. Her travelling suit
wag a handsome Persian trimmed tailor
The The s maid Of honor. Miss Ursula Ped
neau, sister OF the bride. wore white
organdy, trimmed in Yalenciennes lace,
with satin ribbon. X
groom, second maid Of honor, was like
wise alfred sg
The best man and groomsman were 2, Mr.:
T TrlE Master 1 Wiliam Pedneau, accom-
panied by his grandfather, the venerable
Mr. Wakeham. looked q real little prince
as he sRa csr5e Tf
ding march. while the ceremony was Inn
iprcssivey said which pronounced them
man and VIE q \. II.
carnations and white lilies, with smilax
and ferns. The large bow window was a
bower Of beauty, from which suspended
the portrait Of the brides sainted mother.
semblance.3 The affair was q quiet and
mediate friends being present and also
the Rev. Brother Alfred Wakeham. Of
Clayton, Delaware, was present. Many
useful and handsome presents were In
evidence Immediately after the .cerre-
mony, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindamood took the
north bound train for Washington, Dele
ware, amidst a shower of rice from the
3throng of friends at the station to see
them off. f5&&
a reception followed and a dance was
he'd at Headquarters, the future home of
the bride and groom, on their return Sat
urday, the seGond. -EdinburgG Sentinel.