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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11

= CINE tpa1rs 9ungers
iu9t bate fi9 bisfer Sage in Siifels
BORT entfpidelt. Die 2prbeeren bes
9uneertiinftlers @ucci, Der i'm Ser,
gniigungspurt Der Qusiteuung feline
81 Sage a66unaerte, lieben cine ssrau
S9ent aus Oortmunb ni6t f9lafen.
81. berpfli6tete ii9, II Sage unb II
NG9te gu bunsern unb fiibrts bies
aua bur9. ginige Sage fpdter tponts
cine a9taebnidbrise OiiKelborfsrin,
SrGulein 8lGr9en, au9 cine 14jdgige
9ungerfur Beginner, ,angeregt bur9
bic Grfolse Der Trau S9ent." Gum
Slid tpurbe bisier unfug nod i'm lebs
ten @ugenblid bur9 bic poli5ei per<
binbert.
= Der neueite u m,
mern bes bonn faiierli6en Yatentamte
heraussesebenen npatentblatts" ma9t
eine n4norbnuns bon S9iffsf9raus
benfliigeln fir apeis unb mebrfliises
lige propeller" betannt, beren grfins
Der Der SrObbersos Griebri9 @usuft
bon Slbsnburg lit. 8emerfen8tpertb
1T in bisiem Sole nod bic Art unb
Weiie Der 3~uertbsiluns Der GsI9Gftss
hummer. Siefe beitebt ftets aus Dem
&nfansshu4ftaben bes Samiliennas
mems bes MnmelberS unb elmer Numz
mer. Od nun Der @~rphherspd bpr
Slbenburg einen eisentliden Sami.
liennamen ni9t fiibrt. 10 tpurbe Der
@nfongsbu9itaben feines Namens ses
pGblt unb Die 9ei9Gftsnumnsr fir
feline @rfinbung lautet bemna9 F.
1873 4 8lahe IS +. (8lahe 65 emit,
bolt bic 4%nmelbunsen iber rS9iffbau
unb Seepeien.") @s lit bies Der erite
Jaa, in benz elm resierenbsr beuti4er
Jirf amtli4 in bic 2iiten bes pa,
tsntamis eingetrasen purbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11
Die @eidehte Der faiierliher

Die @efdg6te Der faiierliaen
8Oplen. S6enfung iiber bic jebt cine
@pntrOOerie seftibrt wirb, 1T fol9enbe:
Der beuti6e 9aiisr bate anldBli6 Der
lsBten Rebue IN 2isl Ten. 3ap'tdn un6
Sff3ieren beg Pan3eri9ifss vSear=
large" cine flberne puni9-gople gum
9ef6ent esma9t. 6apitdn Sempbia.
Der bamalige 8efsblsbabsr Der ,2ears
large, III ieines Commands eniboben
unb nod benz 8rootlprer Sdifsbau.
bof berieBt pOrben. Nls er iein Sdif
perlisBs nabm er Die punid=go ple mil,
unb bat isitber erfldrt, bic gople ges
bore ni8t Dem S9iffe, Ionbsrn ben Of
fisieren Der y9eariar9e", unb er lei Der
Siter oerielben, neil er Der rangdltelfe
Offsisr bss S9ifes eetpeisn. Sc.
m66nIi4, tuenn bsrartige @ei9enfe se-
ma6t tusrbsn, 10 geb6rsn fe benz S9if
uno ge6en BON einem @ommanoeur
auf ben anoern iiber.
Wenn bisis pun9=8otple allen Diff
aieren Der Y9sariargs" semeinidaft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11
ueber bic Shat eine

= neber bic S6dt etnes
entmeni9ten 8aters niro aus benz
f9leiif6 : rufif6en 9ren5orte Sosz
nopice beri9tet. Der SAL, Der nit
ieinen grauenbdften @inaelbeiten an
Die Barbara ubrpt Iffdre %erinnert,
I9eint nod iebr Der Nuffldrung be-
biirftig. Ws es beibt, fanD nan in
benz &eaer eines 6auies in Gosnoz
mice elm 14idbriges irriinnises Wdoz
den, bas bort felt anei Sabren sefdnz
gen eehaltsn tporben lit. @ls Die
Mtutter geitorben mar, pOllte Der Haz
benpater bur9 bas unglIdli9e &inb
ni@t 5e6unoen iein. Gr 5oe ben 9ausz
pertpulter bur9 8efte9ung ins 0erz
truuen, unb beiOe bsi9lofen, bas be-
bauernstpertbe 9eI90pf in benz oumz
pfen, feu9ten uno feniterloien Seller
gu interniren. Sier puroe es in 2umz
pen ge9iat unb n~otbbIrftig ernGbrt.
Sein Eager mar elm SAB nit nuRem
Strob. in benz es bon llnge;iefer pims
mslte. Nls jsbt bas @erbreden entz
cedt unb bas Mdb6en als elm nur
menf9endbnli9es Mefen nit Dertpors
renem 9aur, nit nnse5iefer nnb Wuns
ben bebedt. bon @9mub triefeno, ans
Sa9esli9t gebra6t ipurbe, batte bas
aino Die Sprade pouitdnbis Derloren,
es CAB u unberftGnbli6e 2aute bon
fia, Derfiel in 3udungen unb f4liebs
li9 in 9eiinnungslofisfeit. Batter unb
6ausperipalter fpurben perhaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11
Soeal=

Ollie Nn3eiden beuten barauf bin,
baB bic oempfratiide Mafenberiamm=
lung. pslde morgen Ibsno in Der
SDmlinfon Sale absebalten wiro, uno
in pel9er 8illtam Senninas
|Yrpan Der 9auptreOner fsin wiro,
cine groBartise Denomination tperben
piro.
Serr grpan uiro feline erfe &ebe in
Snbiana morsen 8ormittag UNI 10
ubr in &odpile balten; um 3 nbr
0a9m. pirb er in @rapforosbiae
ipreten.
gs beibt. baB @Ol. 5arrp 9.
Smith, 8orfiber oes republitanif9en
@ountps gnmites, fur ben leBts1 Sant-
Tag Dor Der Wabl idmmtli9e Wuft=
@apslsn in Der Staot bstrefs Demon.
trationsn ensasirt bat.
0orfiBsr @barles o. @lart bonn
oemotratiIden @ountp : gomite bat
ihm isbo9 einen b6ien .Srid" se.
ipielt, inoem es ibm gelans, fir bie>
len uertboollen Samitas Nbeno bic
SomliniOn Salle fir bic Semutraten
gu fdern.
Nm nddfsn Samfag, ben Is. Oct,
Wbenos 8 nbr, miro in Der Sioieite
Surn9ale unter ben Nuipisien bes
Seutid E Nmeritanii9en SemOfraten=
Clubs cine Seuti9e Mafen=8 eriamm=
lung ab9ebalten weroen. Serr @eOrg
bon Stal aus SEEM OOrt, Der mobile
tannte Staatsmanr unb &eoner, tpirb
in beutIder Spra9e Die politif9en So,
gesfragen beleu6ten. Der Seuti9s
Nmerifanif9e Semofraten Club miro
um 7:30 ubr Nbenbs unter 8oratl=
tritt elmer Mufiffapele bonn @lubs9o-
taIe. 217 Of Waibington Ctr, nod
Der Sabieite Surnbaae abmari9iren.
SOl9enoe Waridlinie 1T aufgeftelt
tporosn:
Bonn 8ereinss2otale uefli9 our
SlinDis, iieli9 big our Mcgrea Str.
QuniOn gabnbOD OHIi9 5ur Werioian,
iioli9 our Wiorris, 6ftli9 our Maoiion
4be., n0roli4 aur PrOipect, 6flid an
proIpect our Siioieite Surnbaae, benz
8eriammluusslotal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11

lid geh6rt, mo bleiben oann Die iibri=
gen, falls &apitdn Sempbil oas
S9aufiid fir fd beanIpruGt ? 6ers
ner aber folte bas @ei9snt oes 4aiiers
tuirfli9 Elm perionlides eepaien iein,
10 miibte baHelbe i'm Staatsbsharte=
msnt oeponirt psrben, big Der @onsrsB
benz @mpfdneer @rlaubnib geeeben,
oafelbe 81 bebalten. @apt. Sempbia
srfldrt, sr babe bic Yun6=8ople nit
8enebmi9ung beg Stats Separte=
ments uno bes Narine-9 DEPARTMENTS
in feline Obbut genOmmen.
Seltinm 1T Die Saltung bes Marine=
Separtements in Der Sa9e. Sanoelte
es fi9 ni6t UNI sirsn Offi3ier, tuel4er
bon Der y2lique" oes Separtements
bestinfiet wiro, 10 tpdre pabri&.inlid
idOn ldngf cine nntsriudung einge=
leiiet tporoeu. Marine=S efretdr Wor.
ton iolte fi9 nod ieiner &iidtebr Elm
tpenie na4 ben g~in3el6eiten oieies
SaIes umisben, FONT piro man ibm
nadiassn Die ieinea beioen unmittel=
barren 8orednsern, baB er fi9 bon Der
.aamd6tigsn 8lique" bes 3eparte=
msnts auf Der Naie berumtanaen ldBt.
Die Na4ri9t, baB es ni9t bic Nb=
idt bes Gaiiers bel Der lleberienoung
Der pun9boule an Die v&earfarse" se-
tpeien, bieielbe benz @apitdn oes S9if=
ies reip. ben OffiSieren gum prdient
su MAIDEN, ionoern oaB bic pun9.
bOple fir oas S9if beftimmt geweiel
1T, iii i'm Warine=D epartement nit
srObem Snterefe our 3enntniB senom=
men uoroen. Silfs Marinsietretdr
Darling CAB gu, es tueroe pabridein=
lid babin fpmmsn, tpenr @apitdn
Semp6ia ni4t aus eigenem Nntrisb
cine @rtldrune ab9ebe, oab bas Separ=
tement cine iolde bon ibm forbern
m69e. Snoeb fh9t er bin3u, er lei
ti~beraeust, baB @upitdn Sempbia cine
befriebi9enoe @rlduterung su liefern
imfanbe iein tpsroe; es birfte fi9 her=
ausfelen, oaB er correft gebanoelt
5err Darling duBsrte bann eini9e
i9arfe Gommentare iiber u~noeb6rige
presangrife auf einen trefHi6en Of
fisier". Wie bic u%eberisnbuns Der
pun4bOule he pOl3Ogen. ideint ielbf
ben Offi3iersn Der .2earIarae" ni6t
FLAIR erinnerli9 gu iein. giner beriel.
ben slaubt fiber gu iein, oaB auf Der
gotule teine Snidrift itebs; Elm anoe-
rer meinte inbe1sn, es liese ibm In
grinneruns, baB elm Billet fe be.
sleitet babe. auf peldem seitanben,
oaB Die 8owle yosm @apitdn, ben
OfIi3iersn uno Wanni9aften Der
v3eariarse" gum @ei9ent gema9i
5ei."
Die san3e @eididte 1T in Der Shat
seei9net, Elm b64ft unerquidli6es
Streifi6t auf ben gapitdn Sempbi0
gu uerfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11
W0gIthtetten.

Sn Der Ylarte 9e9en ben S1uB5ou
Bat Die bemotratiI9e platiorm ibre
fdrtfe @afe ssi9miebet. sic 1T es
au9, bic oas 8olt am meiiten interei-
firen iDlte, Obpobl fe i6Dn aft genu9
lit, um p6aig, ielbit bon ben srOben
Mafen %berftanoen 3u isin.
Der SauB3Oa III, ME balo erf4t-
LID, bermaBen arran9irt, oaB @in5elne
bas Yolt 81 ibrem pribaten Wortbeil
b~efteuern uno immenie 8erm6gen an=
hdufen t6nnen - er alein bat oas
Befie6en Der &ieien-S rufts erm6sli9t.
Cir oas 8Olt fi6ren Die So936ls
flur cine S6einprOsperitdt, feline tuirts
li9e berbei, Die erb66ten preiie FIR Die
Seoarfsartitsl beridlingen bic gsringen
2ohnsrb6bun9en, Die ben Arbeitern be-
tpiliet purben, b~Olfdnbie.
Der S9uB3ou ma9t es ben @orpO=
rationen m6gli9, aus benz ameritani=
f6en 8olte tauienbmal mebr su iau=
gen, als fie an 2Obnerh6bunsen ibrsn
Nrbeitern 3ahlen.
@ar bdufig pirb Die Bemertung
laut, bab ielbf tusnrt Die Semotraten
i'm NObember fiesen folten, Die bsmo=
tratii9e Administration nidts geeen
ben So9soa unterne6men t6nne, neil
bic sroBe republitanii9e Mebrbeit i'm
@enat ale bsrartisen 0eriu9e nit
lei9ter Mtbe i9lassn Tonne.
SrObbem if es i'm 8srei6e Der
Wbgli6teit, baB, tpenn Die Semo=
fruten in Der Sampasne fieeen, baB lie
au6 cine Waioritdt i'm 8~unbesienai
erlan9en f6nnen. Senn am 4. Mdr,
1905 ueroen breiBis Sise i'm gunbes-
ienat patant.
Sieielben fino CUR 3eit BON %
Republitanern unb z Ssmotraten Be-
fsbt. giner berielben, bsrieni9e bee
Senators Souls Mc@omas bon Sra.
rplanb, if bereits bon benz Semofra.
ten Sfibor &npner iibernommen NOR
ben. 8on ben reiirenben % Giber
ueroen Is in Staaten erDdblt, tpeldt
bic Ssmofraten Bel Der fomnenoer
Wa6l fir fi9 beanfpru6en unb ana,
fino bies bic Sise bon Ilori9, &6obt
SsIanb; Barb, Californian; @lart,
@pOmine; 9epsru, Sem gorf; gebe.
ridge, Snbiana. Sietri9, Nebrasta:
Softer, Wai6instOn; Saplep. gon.
nscticut; Seem, Nsp Ssrisp; Quarles,
@iscpnin; Scott, Wef-girsinia, uni
Stetuart bon Nebaba.
Wtirben bieie II Senatoren fdrnmt.
LID bur1 SemOtraten abgel0if, banr
tpiirben bic 9emofrnte1 cine Waioritdi
bon 3uei Stimmen i'm Bunbesfena
erbalten. gtuas mebr Sofnune aui
cine iOl9e Maioritdt btirften fe i'm
Sale zines bi.smaligen grfolges spei
Sabre ipdter BEL Der 3niidentpabl
begen. Weitere z republitanii9e Sise
tueroen oann i'm Bunbesienat bafani
unb omar bon @uQOm, SIinois, Srp.
ben BON Stem Serfep; gltins. Wef.
8irsinia; MiIarS, Iebrasfa; Mitden,
Oregon; Warren, Wpoming, unb Wet.
more bon &6poe Sslanb.
Aus Dem Obigen 1T erfidtli9, baf
es i'm gersi6e Der M69li6feit lieet,
baB bic Semofraten cine Waioritdt
bon 2 Stimmen i'm Senat erlanqer
tonnen. Nber Der Gau mirb faum
eirtreten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11
@renae bes 80 ut1s.

Sunni &prI, mir piGen taufam,
mn eenen brinten gubn!"
rgaee &rii9an, i9 Nit tau 9us,
fonit mDtt mi min Sli9e be 90ne
bet."
ySetper &prl, mot cen brotper oiit<
f9er 9ierl is, be bdrft fid form Siis
mel MIDI fOr6ten!"
rSu bGft flot MAIDEN, BORN Siipel
hGbb i9 of teene @ngit, ptper for mine
Sli9e reibt iiilfit Der Oapel Ut"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11
Wrbetts

Nudin bat ausserednet, baB i'm
Nuartal @pril Biz SUM- i'm Staate
Nep Yort 43 Streits ausbrafen, on
pel6en $4,000 perfonen betbeilist
paren. @on btefen 43 Streits gins
gen 20 fir bic @rbeiter perlorsn, pGb<
renb nur flint gu ibren @uniten aus>
fielen. Neun NusitGnbe purben bur9
Gpmprpmife beiselest, bod purben
In bieien SGnen bic 5auptfrasen gu
gunfen Der @rbeitgeber enti9ieoen.
Sas Reiultat mar bemna9 fir bic
@rbeiter re9t rnaiinftig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11

- Mpttpiruna. 8etannter:
rDas lit aber sana perfebrt, ben Slid
sulebt gu ferpiren!" 9ausberr: uMag
fem; aber tpenr, elmer Der Suite cine
@rdte Deri9ludt unb erftidt baran,
bann fommt er ~penisftens ni9t UNI
bic anberer bier 9dnae!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11

: @erletbet. .9ie 6o9aeits>
reife bat Dir alfo ni9t sefaaen, Gous
fin9en9" : nNein, mein Munn bat
in jebes 8ef4perbebu3 cine 8ef9perz
be tpegen meiner geringen Mit9ift ses
f9rie6en!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-11

@tr.itbauer (ber Bel elmer fiirfter'
liden &auferei beibe S6rpaf4eln
perIor, gum 8aber, Der i'm berbinbet):
rWsnn g Il mu@'n ldBt, NADIA fss'
r nur glei & pen'g bO6er an, bamit
mir finfti Der 9uat net gar 10 i'm
9'fi4t fbt."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-10

he is here today, attending my uncle
in this affair Of delivering up the
pirates. My uncle loves him very
much. O'Brien was at first my uncle's
clerk, and my uncle made him a juez,
and he is also the intendant of my I'M
cle's estates, and he has a great inf1u-
ence in my unc1e's town of Rio Medic.
l tell you, if you come to visit us, it
will be as well to be on good terms
with the Senior Juez O'Brien. My I'M
Gle is a very old man, and If I die be-
fore him, this O'Brien, l think, will end
by marrying my cousin, because my
poor uncle is very much in his hands.
There are other pretenders, but they
have little chance, because it is so very
dangerous to come to my uncles town
of Rio Medic, on account Of this mans
intrigues and Of his power with the
populace."
/ looked at Carlos intently. The
name of the town had seemed to be
familiar to me. Now I suddenly re-
membered that 1T was where Nicolas
Ell Demonio, the pirate who was SO IA
nous as to be almost mythical, had
beaten off Admiral Rowleys boats.
He threw the door open. I followed
him into the room, where the vision
of the ancient Don and the charming
apparition of the young girl had re-
treated only few moments before.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-10

come" trembled, hardly audible.
could only shake my head. At once
ne stepped back as if resigning. He
was giving me up-and it occurred to
me that if the danger of his seduction
was over, there remained the danger
or arrest just outside the door.
Someone behind me said peremp-
torily, ut is time" and there was a
pickering diminution Of the light.
had a faint instantaneous view of the
old Don doing, with his head back
of the tall windows, cut up into
squares by the black bars Some
thing hairily coarse ran harshly down
my face; grew blind; my mouth my
eyes, my noStrils were filled with dust;
my breath shut in upon me became a
flood Of warm air. I had no time to
resist l kicked my legs convulsively;
my elbows were drawn tight against
my sides. Someone grunted under
my weight; then I was carried-down,
along, up, down again; my feet were
knocking along a wall, and the top
or my head rubbed occasionally
against what must have been the roof
OF the low stone passage, issuing from
under the back room Of Ramon's
store. Finally, was dropped upon
something that felt like a heap of
wood shavings. My surprise, rage,
and horror had been so great that,
after the first stifed cry / had made
no sound. I heard the footsteps of
several men going away.
(TO be Continued }
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-10
Where the Blame Lay.

Sternly the judge regarded the pris-
oner before him. He beheld a man Of
tender, unripe years, whose face was
fair to look upon, bearing as 1t
did every known mark of honesty. Ap-
pearances gave no reason for commit
ting the crime, and yet the jury had
decided on first ballot that the prison.
er was guilty. In fact, the plea for
the defense was very weak.
1T seems Incredible" said the Judge,
that a man with your connections
should have stopped so low as to be-
come a common forger Surely some
one must have been the cause Of your
downfall. A Woman?"
There was someone" replied the
prisoner, but that someone was not
a woman. 1t was yourself, your hon-
or"
'I?" calculated the judge, amazedly.
"Just so. A short time ago 1 was
a member of a graduating class in my
college. You were one of the speak
ers at the farewell session. You may
remember your words: THE world
lies ahead of you. But you must push
your way steadily. 1 want each one
OF you to forge to the front. I want
to soon see you occupying prominent
position in the eyes of your families
and of the world" The prisoner paus-
ed and smiled. II forged quicker than
the others. I've gained a place before
the public. And now what next?" W.
Three years." laconically said the
judge. Next e.'-New York Times
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-10
CHAPTER III.

The room was lofty and coldly dim;
there were great bars in front of the
begrimed windows. Beneath window
the flap of an open trap-dOOr half hid
a large green damp stain; deep re-
cess in the wall yawned like cavern,
and had two or three tubs in the right
corner; a man with a blond head,
slightly bald as if he had been tom
sured, was rocking gently in one Of the
new chairs.
Opposite him, with his aged face to-
wards us, sat the old Don asleep in the
high chair. His delicate white hands
lay along the arms, one of them hold
Ing gold vinaigrette; his black, sill
Ver-headed cane was between his silk
stockinged legs. The diamond buckles
or his shoes shot out little vivid rays,
even in that gloomy place. The young
girl was sitting with her hands to her
temples and her elbows on the long
table, minutely examining the motion
1essness Of a baby lizard. a tiny thing
with golden eyes, whom fear seemed to
have turned into stone.
We entered quietly, and after a mo-
ment she looked UP candidly into my
eyes, and placed her finger on her lips,
mOtioning her towards her father She
placed her hand in mine, and Whis-
pered very clearly:
BE welcome, my English cousin"
and then dropped her eyes again to
the lizard.
She knew all about me from Carlos
The man, of whom l had seen only the
top of. his head, turned his chair sud-
denly and glinted at me with little blue
eyes. He was rather small and round,
with very firm flesh, and very white,
plump hands. He was dressed In the
black clothes of a Spanish judge. On
his round face there was always a
smile like that which hangs around the
Jaws of a pike-Only more humorous.
He bowed a little exaggeratedly to me
and said:
"Ah, We are that famous Mr.. Kemp"
said that | imagined him the more
famous Senior Juez O'Brien.
IT'S little use saying we aren't ia
NOUS" he said. His voice had the
faint, infinitely sweet twang of certain
Irishry; a thing as delicate and in
tangible as the scent of lime flowers.
Our noble friend"-he indicated Car
los with a little f1utter of one white
hand-"has told me what make of a
daredevil gallant we are; breaking
the skulls of half the Bow street run
ners for the sake of friend in dis
tress. Well, honor We FOR it; I've done
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-10
THE ST. PAUL GLOBE. SUNDAY. April 10. 1904.

as much myself" He added, I'm the
old days." and sighed
you mean in 49, said. a little in
solently.
O'Brien's eyes twinkled. To him,
even though he was now a judge in
Cuba, 1t was an episode OF heroism of
youth-ef romance, in fact. So that,
probably, he did not resent my men
ton of It,
Now, I'll make you a fair Offer
O'Brien said suddenly. after an intent
study OF the insolent glance that
gave him. l disliked him because
knew nothing about the sort OF man he
was. And he gave me the impression
that, If perhaps he were not absolutely
the, better man, he could still make a
fool of me, or at least make me look
like fool.
I'm told you are a Separationist,"
he said. ''And there are warrants out
against you here for assaulting the
admiral. We can work together, and
there's nothing low In what have in
my mind for YOU"
1t was the first had heard definite
iy Of warrants against me in Jamaica.
That, no doubt he had heard from
Ramon, who knew everything. In all
this little sardonic man said to me- 1t
seemed the only thing worth attention.
1t stuck in my mind while, in per
suasiVe tones and with airy f1uency.
he discoursed of the profits that could
be made nowadays in armfng privateers
under the Mexican flag. He told me /
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HELD THE RECORD.
Sea Captain Cruised One Million Miles
Durinq His Career.

Capt. Talbert S. Her, until recently
commodOre-c captain of the Ericsson line
steamers trading between Philadelphia
and Baltimore, via the Delaware and
Chesapeake canal, who died on Wednes-
day at his home, 2128 North Nineteenth
street, will be buried Monday He was
elghty-four years old. Capt. Her was
born in Cecil county, Maryland in 1920,
and went to sea when nineteen years
Old in the American clipper ship Lee
high on a voyage to China.
In 1871 he came back to Baltimore,
and three years later was made second
pilot on the steam propeller Little
Ericsson. Later he was appointed cap
tain of the propeller General Cadwala-
der which was placed on the line fif-
teen years previous to the Civil war.
Capt Her bore the distinction Of be-
ing the oldest captain in service in
this country. In his forty seven years
service he steamed 1,082,088 miles, or
Al 1-3 times around the world. During
this time accident never befeIl his ship
or any Of the passengers aboard.
His last ship, the General CadwalIader,
which was succeeded on the line by
new nineteen-knot boat is one Of
the Oldest in the United States and
was originally called the William Will
idin, after her owner. who had her
built in the shipyards Of Harlan & Hol-
lingsworth in Wilmington, Del, in 1916.
Philadelphia North American.
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>OMANCE
BY JOSEPH CONRAD
Copyright. 1904. by Mcclure, Phillips 6 Coz

talking to Carlos again. He seemed to
have worn badly. His face had lost
its moist bloom, its hardly distinguish
able simultaneous flush. 1t had grown
very, very pale. Dark blue circles took
away the blackness and sparkle of his
eyes And he coughed, and coughed.
He put his arm affectionately round
my shoulders and said How splendid
to see you again, my Juan" His eyes.
had affection in them, there was no
doubt about that, but l felt vaguely
suspicious of him. l remembered how
we had parted on board the Thames.
I'VE can talk here" he added; ait is
very pleasant. You shall see my uncle
that great man, the star of Cuban law,
and my cousin Seraphina, your kins-
folk. They love you; 1 have spoken
we'll of you" He smiled gayly, and
went on, This is not place BETTING
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even life, for her sake. She will be
very rich. All our lands, all our towns,
OF fabulousness in his dreamy voice.
''They shall never be mine,'' he added.
"Vava"
There Is a man called .O'Brien in
here" he said. He does us the honor
to pretend to my cousins hand. He's
very dangerous man. should not
advise anyone to come to Rio Medic
my uncle's town, without making
friend of the Senior O'Brien."
He went once more to the inner
door, and after a moments whispering
with someone within, returned to me.
This man rebelled against your
government, and, in the Ever Faithful
island, that is a passport. He has
climbed very high; he is judge of the
marine court at Havana. That is why
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Rismarck,s Wonderful Eyes.

No one ever came into the presence
of the chancellor without a deep sense
of the mind power reflected from those
large gray blue orbs. Their flashing
brilliancy and the piercing penetration
Of the chances shot from them were
never to be forgotten. They seemed
incapable Of expressing affection, and
their steel-like hardness only inspired
awe for the towering intellect, the ire
sistible will, the defiant courage, the
fiery energy of their owner. To watch
the lightning changes of expression
mirrored in them, rejecting the strong
emotions evoked by humbled pride,
wounded ambition and thwarted self
ishness, and, above all. by the loss Of
his absolute sway, was indeed an en-
viable privilege.-Henry Willard In Gen.
fury.
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