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cesy,yss. 1900. 81 sc1I8wER.s so
CotvnSend Brady,
AsnAes " "cAs /esshsrnsrs." "Ln As rysses Nesf" Etc

Finally after n especially vicious
thrust on the part Of Coventry. whose
foot slipped a little. q clever parry. TO-
lowed by a dashing riposte en- quartz
which was met and returned with les
skill than usual. O'Neill, with a grace
full turn Of the wrist. whirled the En-,
lishman's sword from his hand. 1
few up into the air and fell clangink
on the rocks some distance away.
Coventry was unarmed and helpless
before a bitter enemy. He was tbe
stronger Of the two, and it flashed int.
his mind to spring upon his a%ntagonis:
suddenly. catch him In his arms ano
overcome him by brute force, but thu
g~littering point OF his enemy's sword
shivering In the sunlight like a SCI
penis tongue, effectively barred TIL
way. He had played the game an'
lost. II be must die In the presence o
his love, he would do II like a gentle
man, on the swords point.
Strike. SIR" he said hoarsely. wit
n quick glance toward Lady Eliza
beth, who stood perfectly motionless
IOOhlllk Ou Ii lCIIOIs ouC WOulu ndt
run forward had II not been for oil,
Price.
"Oh. he will be killed: he will be xiii
edv walled the maid.
"Sir Englishman. pick up you
sword" said O'Neill, lowering his point
"Sir 1rishman." said the other. bow
ing. "men may cail you pirate
Not with impunity, sir" interrupted
the touchy O'Neill.
THAT ! grant you. l was about t.
add that. whatever they call you. you
fight like a gentleman. and 1t will give
me great pleasure to testify to your
personal worth at every convenient
season. VIII you permit me. though ]
do not Know your name. to call you my
friendr'
There is a great educational value In
the point Of a naked sword. and II may
account for the sudden change which
came over Coventry.
II shall esteem myself honored. sir
My name Is O'Neill. Barry O'Neill. al
your service"
II shall remember It. You have NOT
only saved the life OF Lady Elizabeth
Howard. but now you have given me
my own"
THUS am I the prince Of match.
makers" said O'Neill bitterly. Il would
that ! had lost mine In one OF the saw.
ings!"
Now. SIR" continued Coventry, dis.
regarding this last remark. III you
would be advised by me. withdraw
while you may yet do so In safety"
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We have rour hundred good two and
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CHAPTER vi.


THE MASTER fLAlEB IAkEb u HAND.
IT this moment a number Of
~ red coated soldiers clambered
E7SS down the path in the rocks,
~ while q squad Of cavalry
came galloping upon the beach by the
road At the other end. and. at once dis
mounting. advanced up the strand.
The seamen In the boat. in obedience
to a wave Of O'Neill's hand. swept hci
In toward the shore. jumped out and
moved toward him. drawing their cut
iasses and handling their pistols threat.
eningly-though they were greatly out.
numbered they would not give up with.
out a struggle. 1t was Coventry's op-
portunity now. II shall not he able to
indulge your desire for the loss Of your
nfe." be said. stepping back and pick.
Ing up his sword. but I fear that duty
imposes upon me the necessity Of de
priving you Of your liberty. ! regret
the necessity. believe me: It's q poor
return for your generosity. but I have
no option"
"What mean your"
"You are. by your own statements. Q
rebel against his majesty. 1t II my
duty an commander Of this post and q
loyal ervant Of the king to apprehend
you. Indeed. l have been especially
charged to look out for you. I will
promise you and your men the best OF
treatment. however. and you liberty OF
action u you will give me your pa
role"
Il am twice captured then. It seems.'
said the lieutenant. looking at Eliza.
beth. who had come forward ~ soon
a. old Price. who had left her. had
sprung to his officers side. Az the girl
drew near to him and Major Coventry
turned away his head to give an order
the lrishman said to her:
why did you not call out to save
Jour lover q moment SINGER"
1T was not necessary" she said.
looking at him with Eyes filled with
tears. Il knew what you would do"
Delay was dangerous to him. Coven.
try wal posting his e He hesitated
q moment. however. aud. taking her
hand. bowed low over It.
AuoAA yVus uC uioPCEcO SIutcbub'
". This word. and you. I shall re-
member"
"And /" said the girl. her eyes nlling
with tears. twill never forget
Come. sir" said Coventry dryiy,
turning at this moment. having finished
his dispositions. II think you overstep
the privileges Of a parole. and II you
will have your men lay down their
arms we will so up to the castle. I
have sent for a carriage for you. Eliza
beth. which will be here shortly"
do you know" said O'Neill. that I
have q mind to say to you that I might
as well die right here 40 at any place
else. and | do not think I shall 60 to
that castle. after all. There are seveu
Of US here
CLOSE In therer' sharply shouted
Coventry to bis soldiera who obsys1
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A ton Of MANURE will not help a plant
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You cannot cure Dandruff and Bald
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Oeen mfslnrorYneu concerning you.
have had a little interview with youI
1rst lieutenant which has convinced
me that | was wrong. and this tall
has added to my knowledge. As an
officer Of the king I ofer you my hand
Whatever your political or personal
amliations may be, | am glad to rec.
0gnize In you gentlemen Of merit and
distinction. trust to ne able to re-
pay the obligation you have laid upon
me and my betrothed on some future
occasion. We are friendsi'
Sir" replied Jones. Il love a gal
liant foe. l shall remember you.
thank you for your courtesy"
"And l as WE'LL" added O'Neill.
ut IL not the practice Of the Amer.
lean navy" continued Jones. ito force
ships Of war and bloody battles be-
tween loving hearts. Mistress How
ard. fare you well. The Ranger. her
officers and crew are yours II you wish.
II we should be met by another ship
with you In command. we strike to
you without a blow"
elizabeth" said Coventry magnani.
mously. "can you not bid your friends
goodbyT"
II shall vel remember Captain John
Paul JONES' said Lady Elizabeth.
stepping forward and giving the little
captain her hand to kiss, land l shall
never forget Lieutenant O'Neill."
"Will you wait one year for him?'
he whispered as he bowed low over her
hand.
'Come and see." she answered, and
turned away.
(To be continued.)
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-uHnu.u your pistols. rnen!" cried the
other. whipping out his own: but again
Elizabeth interfered In the fray. She
ran between the American seamen and
the English soldiers with outstretched
hands.
"Stopv' she cried. There must be
no further fighting here. This gentle
man came to this spot to do me a favor.
to set me free. My life is his
II give it back to your cried O'Neill.
"And yours. Major Coventry. was his
also" she added r~eproachfuily.
II give II to- him as well. and IL any
more lives are wanted anybody ca
have mine for the taking" interrupt.
the sailor again.
This must so no further" continued
the girl.
"And 1t shall not. madam" cried q
deep. clear voice al n Of the cutters
Of the Ranger. 6lied to the gunwales
with heavily armed men. and with a
swivel in the bow and a man sta nding
over II with a lighted match in his
aand. came sweeping around the head
land and dashing In toward the shore.
1t was under the command Of Jones
himself, who had grown impatient at
the delay.
II am sorry to interrupt a tete-a-tete.
gentlemen" be cried.
"You are beaten again, Major Coven-
sry." said O'NeiIl calmly. The odds
are in our favor now. Throw down
your arms instantly. you dogs" he
shouted to the English soldiers. Back!
Out Of the way, Miss Howard"
He sprang to her side and, clasping
her around the waist as II she had been
a child, lifted her out Of the line Of FIRE.
The jealous Coventry noticed two
things-he did not release her. 0 did
she struggle to get away. The sullen
soldiers rallied about Coventry and
presented their arms threateningly:
they had no mind either to yield with
out a fight.
STAND by!" shouted Jones to the ma
rines in his boat and to the gunners
forward.
stop. for Gods sake stop. Captain
Jones! You have been good to me-"
cried Elizabeth. now struggling family
to escape from the grasp Of O'Neill. II
know that you are a gentleman. That
officer is my betrothed. Withhold your
arI They will retire. There must be
no | 'oodshed. You promised to set me
free and In safety ashore and leave me
there. Go. l entreat you"
STEADY. lads, steadyf cried Jones.
stepping out Of the boat. And you,
SIR" to the English officer. will you
withdraw quietly. taking your lady
with you, of course, II we engage to do
the same? You r outnumbcred. and
we can cut you to pieces. Take the
word Of an older fighter, your. honor
will be safe. SIR"
"You are right. sir; It's best. l must
needs submit. l suppose" said Coven-
try. resigning himself the more grace
fully to the inevitable. as he could then
receive his love again. Come. Lady
Elizabeth"
"Now. WHY didn't you protest when !
was captured? ?" said O'Neill. releasing
her waist. but still holding her hand.
"Could it be because wanted you to
be with meY" she whispered. caught
OF her guard In spite Of herself. with
q blush covering her face.
God bless you for that. and goodby,"
he said. bowling yer her hand. "A
year. give me a year. He turned
and walked away.
"Sir.' said Coventry. sheathing his
sword and walking down to where
Jones stood upon the sand. I'VE have
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Announcement to the Public

The proprietor Of the City Bakery
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cool weather. fruit and vegetables
will be @>iivereu three times a week.
only-Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat
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Homes or Lots 10 Build at Prices within Your Reach
MIC. AYES FINE FRONTS
THEY ARE NOT SURPASSED BY
ANY IN THE WEST--OWNERS
KEEP BUILDINGS IN REPAIR.

One thing Minneapolis store prop
erty owners do, they keep their fronts
in good shape. Not q city can make a
better showing for revised fronts than
Minneapolis. Nicollet Is the pride Of
the northwest as q retail street. One.
reason is the absence Of street car
tracks. The main one is the fine win
dow display made by the retail storess
The quality of this display Is possible
because Of the modern plates glass
fronts. Attic many an old building
still stands on Nicollet avenue in ac-
tive use one cannot find an d-fash-
toned front. The back door view may
be antiquated, but the fronts are
la mode Every season sees several:
fronts boarded up until changes have
been made.
Side streets show many changes
also, but Nicollet is the avenue which
puts up a fine front
Glass companies are kept very busy
replacing plate glass in store windows.
Accidents, or settling buildings frac-
ture the panes, and to the credit Of
the owners, whether they have plate:
glass insurance protection or not,
they do not allow cracked glass to re-
main. Tenants wouldn't allow, it, any
way. Competition forbids.
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CHANGES 0. K. D
AT CARLETON
IMPORTANT. REVISION OF FAC
ULTY AUTHORIZED.
The Meeting in Minneapolis Approves
President sallmon's Appointment of
DR.. G.. r. Montgomery of Bridge
port as Professor of Philosophy
Gifts to College Reported.

Numerous changes in the faculty of
Carleton college, at Northfield, were
made yesterday at a meeting of the
board of trustees, held in'MinneapOlis
at Plymouth church, in the confirma-
ton Of appointments already made by
DR.. w. H. Salmon, the president. Re-
ports of gifts of money and land We're
received. David p. Jones, vice chair
man, presided.
An appointment which will
strengthen the faculty materially is
that of Rev. George r. Montgomery,
B. D., Phi. D., pastor of the Ol1vet
Congregational church of Bridgeport,
Conn, and lecturer in philosophy at
Yale university, to be professor OF
philosophy in place of Rev. b. w.
Lyman, who goes to the Congrega-
tional Theological seminary in Mon
treal.
Miss Mary b. Cutler, formerly pro-
fessor in Albert Lea college, will be
preceptress Of the academy and in
| structor Of German. President Sail
mon was made professor of Biblical
| literature, with Professor Huntington
now professor Of Biblical literature
and rhetoric, as assistant.
The designations Of Miss Lucia e
Danforth as Latin instructor and O.
Miss Caroline e. Linnell as instructor
of elocution and oratory were &C
lcepted.
President Salmon reported none.
| gifts of $4,000, and also that J. G
Schmidt, cashier of the Mortified Ma
/ tional bank, had given a fine double
corner lot opposite the campus, as
site for the presidents house.
! It was decided to adopt the semeste
I system of two terms for the colleg
year.
The baccalaureate sermon in Jun
will be preached by Rev. J. H. George
D. D., president of the Chicago Theo
! logical seminary.