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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-07

Louise Watson, colored. was before the
Police Court today for alleged theft Of
clothing and money from the room of Mat
tie Gillespie. living at 73s 18th street north
west She was arrested by Precinct De-
tective Grant of the first precinct and Po-
liceman Larrick. The officers recovered
some Of the property in pawnshops and at
the house of the defendants relatives at
Deanwood Louise waived an examination,
and was held in $500 security for the ac-
ton of the grand jury.
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MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On Thursday, October
9, 1904, by Rev. Thos. G. Smyth ANNE NJ.
ANDERSON and W. NORRIS HAMMOND.
MARSHALL-TYLER. On Wednesday. October 5,
1904. at St James Church. New London, Conn.
by the Rev. Dr. Alfred Poole Grint, SARAH
LARNED, daughter of Col and Mrs. Augustus
Cleveland Tyler, to EDWARD EVERETT NAH
SHALL Of Newport, Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-07

the thoughtlessness of youth and strength
may think too heavy for the season If it
Is your last winter cloak do not refuse TO
wear 1t because 1t is out of style
1t is better to be out of style and living
than in style and dead
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A surprise party was given Tuesday even
ing at go F street southwest by Mrs Tiff
fey in honor Of her husbands birthday.
Vocal and instrumental music was enjoyed
and refreshments served. Among those
present were Mrs. Lilley, Mrs. Cannon, lit
tie Hazel Cannon. Miss E. Lilley. Mrs.
Daley little Ethel and Mabel Daley Mrs.
Allison. little Mary Allison, Master Ray
mond Allison Mr. r. Daley, Mr.. Posey,
Mr.. Norris, Mr. Cannon, Mr.. Tiffey and Mr..
H. Hall of Virginia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Siegfried Fantl of Savan-
nah, Ca, are the guests of their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen Of Ills N street
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-07

Mrs Mary Travis Caldwell of Shelleyville
KY, Is the guest of her daughter. Mrs
John N. Culbertson, q 9th street north
east.
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Mrs. George Raps and her daughter, Miss
Nellie, and son, Master Cornelius ]. Raps,
Of this city have been in st. Louis lately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-07

Gen. and Mrs. Theodore Schwan have re-
turned to Washington, and are at their
home 1910 Doth street.
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Mrs. Walter A. Johnston of KensiDgton
Md, will be home to her friends the re-
naming Fridays in October.
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Miss Maria Won Unschuld will receive
Saturdays from until 8, beginning Octo-
Der 8, at 1914 H street northwest.
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Miss Emma Gray Of 2015 Kalorama ave-
nue. has returned to the city after a de-
lightful summer at Prouts Neck Me.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Eckhardt, their
daughter, Miss Eckhardt, and son, John
Carl Eckhardt, returned yesterday from
Germany, where they spent the summer.
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Maj. and Mrs. r. c. Cheesman Dos 8
street northwest have issued cards for the
marriage reception of their daughter, Kate
Curtin and Mr. Maynard P. Twitchell, Oc-
tober 10, from $50 to 10 pm.
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Mr.. Percy Metzger of 472 Louisiana ave-
nue. left the city today for a visit of two
weeks to the st. Louis fair. While in the
west Mr.. Metzger will visit his sister, Mrs.
Baxter Of Chicago. ILL.,, who is well known
In this city, where she has many friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-07

Dr. Emma Reba Bailey of 1414 H street
northwest has taken apartments at the
Bancroft.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Hollidge of Broof-
land D. c., have returned from their trip
to Boston and the White mountains.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-16
.oeA. Aso esasosA. ,rsss.

Traje with H. g. Todd.
Is Victor Lee man or devil1
Trade with the La Junta Drug
Company.
Leave orders with your butcher
OF grocer for soft drinks. W..
Wondesly.
La Junsa Souvenirs on sale Al
II. w. Fishers bookstore.
Rooms for rent in modesu house.
Inquire cf Mrs. S. c. Musick.
Position by first class
stenographer. Address Postoffiee
box 6s3.
Sheriff George Barr is expected
to arrive home to- day from his trip
to Oklahoma.
L. E. Whistler left Thursday
morning for St. Louis for visit
Of . month at the Worlds Fair.
Ice cream will be served with
the usual fine Sunday dinner Al
the Bon Ton restaurant tomorrow
Don't forget the regular weekly
dance given by tine La Junts
Theatre orchestra st Elks' hall
&c. night.
For Five room brick
house; stone stable, stone corrall;
two cisterns; FIVE acre tract. In
quire Of Scott Stafford.
FoR RENr-Two suites Of rooms
Of two rooms each; first and sec
ond floor; house modeSn.-Mrs.
I S. c. Music.
Midsummer millinery, new duch
hats and caps. and pattern hats.
less than cost. At Miss Humphry's,
library building.
Coutraetor c. A. Fellows return
ed last Wednesday from Topeka.
where be had spent several daya
IN the interests Of the new shops.
]. Ryland Murdoch. pastor-eleci
Of the Baptist church Of this city,
arrived m La Junta this morning
from Winehesses, Va, sccompsni
! ed BY hiss family.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-16
At C. F. kEND1

Coming! The absolute master
OF magic. Victor Lee.
DR.. p. b. Linville, dentist.
Office, Simonton block. Phone
No. Io27 red.
Go to Thompson's for carpets.
srt squares and linoleums at Kan
sas City prices.
.Losr--Gallon measuring cream
can; suitable reward il returned to
H. H. Chapman.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co.,
undertaking, embalming. Phone,
447 black; night phone. 467 red.
FoR SALE OR TRADE.-Nice res.
idence property. Colorado Springs;
will trade for La Junta property.
See DR.. Finney.
w. H. Biebes went to Denver
on the noon train Wednesday to
attend Grand the Western Handi-
cap Of trapshooters. now holding
forth in that city.
Miss Lizzie Sebree left last
Wednesday evening for St. Louis
to visit the Worlds Fair. She
will also visit her sister, Mrs. 6.
T. Miller at Platte City, Mo.
Austin Joy left Thursday morn
ing on No. 8 for Coolidge, Kan,
after visiting friends in La Junta
fos few days. II was his inten
tension to leave that place yester
day morning for his home in South
Bend. Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Corbin and
children leave tomorrow morning,
for Glen Park where they join =
party Of Denver friends and enjoy
m outing st that famous pountain
resort. Ms. Cosbin will remain
with them but . day or two.
The county commissioners, after
being in session for two weeks
checking up the business Of the
eounty for the six months ending
June goth, will adjourn TODAY.
The judges Of election in the vari-
ous pseciDcss Of the couaty were
appointed yesterday.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-16
YOUR DOLLARS
STRETCHED
s'3,4D&E,es

Most people make dollar go as far as possible
II you want to know the limit to which your dollars
may ba stretched come in and And don t de-
law don t wait till more thrifty neghbors have snap
ped up all the good things and carried them home.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-16
MEMS FANCY
VESTS

Fashionably cut vests in the latest, hanisomest
designs characterized by that quiet. refined ee.
gance sought for by tasteful dressers 1t costs very
little to add some Of them to your wardrobe.
La Junta tribune., 1904-07-16
PRESCRIPTION. = zss.:.ss,4; S:,ts!t;
Extremely Interesting Bit Of News for Sharp Shoppers.

of the dof he Seasons fa to
Of
know Bargain las will
The weekly Iberian., 1904-03-05

M. Jacobs, of Washington, wa
a visitor Sunday and Monday last
L. voorhies was in the city from
St. Martinville sunday.
Jas. Harrah transacted bust
ness. in New Iberia and Able
vile Sunday, returning hom,
Monday.
-Gueydan News.
Robert Stauffer, prominen
Abbevilliar was a Sunday visitor
Florian Keller was in the city
from Abbeville on the 2Sh.
Mrs H. L. Smith and daughter
Olga, of New Iberia, are expec'ed
up tomorrow TO be the guests OF
at the Callahan home.-Washing-
ton Enterprise.
John Perron departed some
days since for Franklin, where he
expects to remain for some time.
Arthur BAY Laughlin left on
No 6 Tuesdsy for the Crescent
City and other points in this and
other States.
Captain E. T. King, of New
Iberia was in town on business
during the week.
Franklin Banner.
Make Sokoloski, Of Abbevil'e,
was among the many excursion
lists Sunday. He was accompa-
MED bv his sister, Miss Gertrude
Sokoloski, and Gilbert BONN of
the same place.
Mr.. Paul Hebert, special Off
Ger for the headquarters in New
Iberia, was in town on Official bu'
siness Tuesday.
Banner.
A. r. AIcenaux went to see
New iberia Sunday morning, re-
turning Monday evening, accom-
panied by his wife and baby who
had been visiting there for the
past two weeks.
Welsh Journal.
The weekly Iberian., 1904-03-05
Jewish Synagogue
Some Interesting Facts from the
Ledger.

In its issue, the Jewish Ledger
of N. O. publishes the following
complime nts regarding our new
Jewish Synagogue:
.'For a number of years our CO.
religioni SITS of New Iberia have con
templated the forming of con
grega ion and erection of a house
devoted to the "God Of Israel. F"
Among those most ardently in
bued with this idea was most ex.
emplary veteran citizen of that
town, the lamented Joseph 81.
Wise. He agrtated the matter
as a result of his labors aad those
cf other Jewish citizens the congre
CATION "Gates Of Prayer" was orga
nized. Mr.. Wise was "gathered
to his fathers" but his good work
and that of his co.laborers went on
and bore fruit, for a synagog has
The weekly Iberian., 1904-03-05
Not Over.Wise.

There is an old allegorjcal picture Of
q girl scared at a gras6hopper. but in
the act Of heedless treading on a
snake Thil Is para kfeled BY the man
who spend4 q, lfge ,sum OF money
building dEclQle cellar, but neelects
70 provide Dc Emily with q bottle Of
Chamberlaft1 II Collie, Cholera and
Dtarrhoea emedy as a safeguard
against bow complaints, whose yie-
Tins outnunber those of the cyclone a
hundred to one This remedy is
eyerywhere9 recognised as the most
prompt and reliable medicine In use
for thee diseases Far sale By Esr
orge Drug Co.
The weekly Iberian., 1904-03-05

been erected and is practically
completed, only he finishing tou.
ches ON the inside being incomple.
to. The congregation was organi-
zed on April 26, 1897. A plot of
ground was secured soon after
and paid for from the proceeds of
subscriptions from the members.
About a year ago plans for the
9 ection of a building were called
for and one Of those submitted
was chosen. Operations were be-
gun in September 1908.
The officers Of the Grand Lodge,
of La Free and Accepted Masons,
wer e invited to lay the corner sto,
ne and this day, Friday FEBRUARY
26, 1904, the tenth day of Adar,
1904, was appointed f'r the cere-
mony, which will be conducted a.
4 O'Clock, with the impressive &C.
remonies Of the Masonic Fraterni-
ty, by L. P. de la Houssaye, the
Most Wor sh ipful Grand Master
in person, assisted by anumber of
the officers of the Grand Lodge.
The following IS the roster of
officers, Building Committee and
Members Of the Congregation:
OFFICERS.
Leon Dreyfus, President.
Leopold King, Vice. President.
Max Levy Secretary,
Lazarre King, Treasurer.
BUILDING COMMITTEE.
Leon Dreyfus,
Morris Scharff,
Lazarre King.
MEN BERS.
Leon Dreyfus, NJ. We'll, jules
Dreyfus, JOS We'll, Henry Myer,
E. Taul, Henry Levy, A. Rosez-
weig, Lazarre King, E. Wallfish
Leopold Killing, D Wallfish, Fer
nand King, Lichtenstein, Chas.
Gugenbeim, Chas. Kahn, JOS
5charff, Sam We'll, Morris Scharff,
Moses Immergluck, Jake We'll, ia
ke Immrrgluck, Schoeneman,
Max Levy. Eli Wise, Dave David,
Z. Sokolosky, Louis Ochs, Sol Wi
se, L. Wormser, M. Wise, Meyer
Wormser, L. We'll, A. Silverman,
NJ. Maritzky, N. Silverman."
The weekly Iberian., 1904-03-05
Boy Cured of Collie After Phy.
sician's Treatment Had
Failed

! NY boy when four years I'D was
taken with collie and cra1lps in his
stomach sent for the (octor and he
injected morphpe, bu) The child kept
getting worse ths6 gave him hall
a teaspoonful o. G CRamberlain's Col.c.
Cholera and D Fhoea Remedy, and
in half and hoy fbe was sleeping and
soon recovery LII WILKINS, Shell
Lake, Wis. Mr. wilkins is book
keeper for the Shell Lake Lumber Co
For sale by Estorge Durg Co.
The weekly Iberian., 1904-03-05

~ ladies: You can find Just wha
ycd have long wanted for your home
bill OF fare at Immereluck's grocery,
Your purchases win be delivered.
The weekly Iberian., 1904-03-05
PERSONAL X
X DOINGS

Numa BrOussard returned to
Abbeville Monday after spending
a day or two here. 4.
DR.. Eugene Bayllss, now OF st.
Martinville, transacted business
IN the Queen City the forepart Of
the week. N
Dave Lyons was over from Alb
beville to see the play Sunday.
President Ophelias Bourque OF
the Vermilion Parish School Board
was prominent among the vi-itors
in our city the first day of the
week.
Edgar Boudreaux was visitor
from Perry sunday.
Almond and Ed Erath were
over from AbbeviIle on the 2Sth.
V. j. Erath of New Iberia was
a Saturday, having come on a
business trip.
Signal
w. Bernard was amorg the
many Abbevillians IN our midst
Sunday last.
Sam Weiss was among the visl-
tors from Abbeville on the Goth.
Charles Johnson is in N. o. on
business this week.
Verne L. Caldwell, a prominent
contractor of Abbeville, was in the
city last Saturday combining bust
ne,s with pleasure.
Mrs. " alter J. Bier, of Abbevil
lie, was visitor in our city Satur-
day.
Joe Lenitz, of Derouen transac-
ted. business here on the 9th, leav
ing the same day for Rayne where
he spent several days. z /
Mr.. Frank Patin and lady, of
New Iberia are sojournlng in
town.
st. M Evangeline.
Ellie Il. Chlvers was a recent
visitors to Abbetown.
Rev. e. A. schilling spent a day
or two in our city the latter part
Of last week. He is pastor Of the
Baptist Church at our sister town |
Abbeville. ia
Dave Davis came mp from Jeane
rette on the noon train Saturday.
Miss Fadrah Holmes, of Able |
vile, was in the city short while
Saturday viii le en- route home, af-
ter pleasant visit to other nearby |
points.
Mehault Bessan is in the from N. |
o. on brief visit to friends and |
relatives.
Mrs. L. A. Dupuy, is we regret |
to learn on the sick list at her
home, East Side.
Messrs. r. J. Bienvenue and |
ia. Guerin, made a trip to New
Iberia, on Wednesday.
st. M. Evangeline.
Lovic Moreland and Clay r.
Summers, both popular young
men of Abbeville, were among the T
visitors in our CITY Sunday.
They returned home on the
special that night.
Frank Fenwick Young, M. D.,
of the Fenwick Sanitarum, Able
vile, came in Monday and depart
ed the same day for N. o. and
other points.
Prof E. p. Rust Of LoreauviIle
was visitor to this place on last
Saturday. !
Our genial young friend from
Abbeville, namely Freddy Schless
sing, enjoyed "Florodorap at the
vendome last Sunday Freddy |,
says Abbetown is soon to have.s
new hotel and probably I,
u new opera house and next season
Louis Deputy went to New Tie
ria Saturday on q business trip.
Crowley Signal.
Mr.. Sam Blum and Sol. Loeb at.
tended q grand assembly meeting !
Of the Elks on Thusday night in
New Iberia and reported a.nice
time. m. G. Rual Topics.
Mayor j. R. Leguenec Of Abbe-
4
The weekly Iberian., 1904-03-05

WANTED-YOUNG MEN to prepare
for Government Positions, Fine Open
ings in all Departme nts Good Sala
ries. Rapid Promotions. Examina-
tions soon. Particulars Free.
Interstate Cor. Inst. Cedar Rapids, la
The weekly Iberian., 1904-03-05
DIR. I. T. RAND.
Physician and dSurgeoI
Rss'deneelsl7 West 81 fet.f fissress,
NEW iberia, LA. =,

Office hodrs: III. m. to / p. M;
4 p m. to $50 p. NJ.
Office 'phdne; Peoples Indepen-
dent, 267.
Residence phones: Cumberland. .2io.
eople's, 266.
The weekly Iberian., 1904-03-05
FOR SALE.
q I ~. .

2 5Xl0 Reversible Engines.
Il 5XS Tandie BED Engine.
T. sHXl2X3O inch Planer.
L 1-l5-le Steel Shaft & Hangers.
l. Slide-rest.
T. Portable Cylinder Boring Bar.
l. Large Chain Drill
= Tube Expanders. from ~ to II.
ches, will sell these simply, in
pairs. or the whole set.
drill Press.
The above will be sold cheap. A
bargain for anyone needing any Of the
above. For further particulars and
prices cali at this Office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-09

Meg smiled and kissed the soft cheek near her own
 Miss Dorothy. lady wishes to sec you"
 Dolly turned round. Did she ask for me particularly Saun- ders? Didn't she give any namc?" "she asked particularly for Miss Dolly, and said she wouldn't send in her name, but her business was important" Tt isn't a bit convenient. Saunders, '' she said, but you may show her lp. if
 if MT. Oakley comes while she k here put him into the library and let me know"
 Five years had passed since Mog's TO-
 mantle marriage, and Dorothy had grown Into very sweet and daMW Httie wom- an, She waa not tlll, nor was shn strict ly speaking, prcttg, though her deep | brown eyes, fair curling hair, and hrii- : liant colormg mAdo her very attractive, but her chief charm was her expression
 of candor, innocence and sincerity
 She had tried to keep up a carrespnud- cnce with Meg. in spite of hcr mothor's
 displcasure but had only one letter from
 her cousin, and in that Meg said she did not wiHh to hear from any 0t hrr relatives. Hut Dolly had never forgotten
 her pretty cousin and now a8 thc door
 opened to admit tall, graceful woman In mourning, Dolly uttered scream and
 flew into her arms.
 "Oh, Meg my darling. how glud l am 10 see you"
 'ls Aunt Mary ot homc?" asked Meg nerVously, returning Dolly $ embrace with interest.
 No. sho wont bo back far q lous
 time yet Sit down darling I'll ring for tea and we'll have q long talk"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-09

If she disappeared suspicion would rest upon her, and. while she was being pur- 1 sued Graham would have time to get away in safety.
 lt was not until late In the afternoon that Cherries flight was discovered She l had been inquired for, but her Illness and desire for quiet as reported by her maid.
 were so very natural under the clrcun- stances that her wishes were respected. u'iiI tb' detective, whose professional 1 services had been called in, asked to see her.
 But Cheric, Lady MadresHcld seemed to have vanished into thin air. No out door clothing had been missed. and vet. without them. she could not have gone Tar In that bleak November weather lu- ! remarked
 No cue know that an imbeciIe hpggar woman was iu the habit of lurking I'm finn grounds "f Madre~iicld Towers for inc Pt!lWNN "i attraC ting the attention Of ifs kndheart'@ lady. aud that from her llst interview there she had gone away th,. poorer by her long cloak and battered 1 5d''"r h1t, and the richer by a gaodIv heap Of sllycr.
 Neii' IHr flower girl, as she WAS known aHlonE others ot hrr trade. tlumprd wnar- HN "'uS l' take ED an udvaut4beuIs po- slti'n "' Mes minister Bridge
 i'i"a4' very close observer might nave noted the signs of gentle birth in ,n'i' 'i''&-rut refined fcttmr4. shell ''Nr ears pnd sWlll, wells shaped hands any ii'r,n hu a ragged gown and apron I"'''d shawl alld battered. ug,rcssive- '''.. .'"4 S't" u3i do not lead dlstIutttnn '" u" N''''l, |td the casual lr.4Stl-b,. ln'.'t tE 70 marked that she was A ,cry pretty uuI ''''
 -''!' '"'r had uo luck all day. II vps '.' G''d "t Mneh and that tmb.,l,nl .'" "N"H me iu like a l4uH.. vts 1 e..lS 'ti lu lP most liou-lIilu lnAltrct. , H'l "'d l'' taru to stop and hr, IH DltWg wind. and u Wal, t'""" E very .a'e brsidos, 70 Nell booked It '.4H. ".'s'N "s a gentleman rHusgd ,p
 Sl,'. bud selected lovely spray and "l7 "'"Ft '0 pvoitcr 1t when her bDas,, ..'' 10 i,c by q welI-knoNn yolce "R Ky a"Ncn' recognize you. You are I',"| NadIcSurId Murderrss"
 Ii "'- Desmond Fancourt-the present I-oId Aadro~urd
 S'r eozcl at Ain helpless fascinated.
 ' "inf Ni'h me, he said imperiously.
 | l"""t talk With you. There k a moo i, ilot Jar pf I little alley. Here it IS. W. 'NI lh there without beEs r- i"3tH'o- Now t.l me, how have you 1 managed tu escape justice so long
 Nh'lr have You lived these past three I done?"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-09
< A ROMANTIC MEARRlAGE I 9 VERA aaz T.


Mother won't like 1t. though" Dolly jerked out after q pause
 "Hes she will. It will give her good excuse to wash her hands of me. Besides, 1 am of age and can do as l ike"
 Sinclair isn't a gentleman.
 T know. And d man of his class would be quite impossible elsewhere But these HiGhlanders, with their mingled courtesy and independence, arc Natures gentle men. Angus speaks correctly. and the Highland accent is rather pretty, 1 think. Then he's fairly well-to-do. His father owns several cottages besides the one Aunt Mary has taken for the summer.
 This is a lovely spot, Dolly. I shouldn't mind living here. and one doesn't want riches in such retired place. The world forgetting by the world forgot" Angus loves mo, and ho is the handsomest man I have ever. seen; now, isn't he? Think of Miles Oakley beside him."
 Miles is a gentleman"
 And ugly and stupid Angus Is hand some, clever and he adorcs mo.
 T don't believe you will be happy" said Dolly.
 I'm sure shall. It will be case of all for love and tho world well lost Aunt Mary and May will never speak to mo again, but you won't desert me, Dolly, will you? You are such a stanch little soul
 'I won't Meg. You can always count on me- Dolly's large brown eyes shonc with unshed tears, for she was devoted to her cousin with that devotion a young girl often feels for an older woman. "I4ut I'm afraid you won't be happy, Meg I'm afraid you're making big mistake"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-10-09
By Beatrice Studdy

I roots of Miss Durward's dark, curly hair which. Was rapidly recovering from its bath.
 Say it. said MT Harrington softly 1 and you shall get off at once" Before she could answer their solitude
 was invaded by party of people who came suddenly round the cliff The girl uttered an exclamation of dismay. and
 said hurriedly:
 "Oh. here are a whole lot of people-do. do, do, please get me off this hateful thing before they see me-whatever will
 they think?"
 Say what I want you to then" he re- peated obstlnately. She looked at the determined facr-aud yieldod-anything to get away from her ignominious position.
 "tou arc very, very lInlSind to take ad, d, vantage of mo like this" Miss Outward said slowly "But since you are deter mined I suppose I rRust do it--to save myself frors ridicule"-she hesitated. and
 then said. with rush, the crimson mounting again to her face: q love you"
 And you will promise to marry me one month from today?"
 And I will promise to marry you one month from today-anything, only get
 me out of this, quick" she said, with q return to her own dictatorial manner.
 Harrington said no moro, but took her in his arms and conveyed her the short distance which separated them from the rocks on the shore. Without a word or a backward glance at him she fled along the beach and around the cliff. Late in tho afternoon. after prolonged search, he found her on the beach. She