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SHERIFF BuFFALoED.
He Will Make No Attempt to Serve
Warrants on Military Officers.

He Will Make No Attempt to Serve
Warrants on Military Officers.
Ouray. Colo, Apr. 12.-Sheriff Cor
bett will make no attempt at present
to serve warrants on Adjutant Gen.
eral Sherman Bell and Captain Bulk,
ley Wells at Telluride. He will await
the return of Judge Theron Stevens
who is now sitting at Gunnison and
will not be here again for two weeks
before he takes any action.
1t is automatically learned that
General Bell and Captain Wells will
this afternoon cause the issuance OF
warrant for the arrest of Mr.. The
ron Stevens of Ouray. Whether the
warrant will be civil or military Gen.
Bell refuses to state. He further re-
fuses to say what is the nature of
the charge to be preferred against
Judge Stevens.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Haden Forbes Smith and Miss Mae
Ledora Moore Married.

Haden Forbes Smith and Miss Mae
Ledora Moore Married.
Mr.. Haden Forbes Smith and Miss
Mae Ledora Moore were married this
morning at $50 O'Clock at the resi-.
dence of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Moore, corner of Second
street and Spring River avenue. Rev.
C. C. Hill, pastor of the Christian
church, was the officiating minister.
There were forty guests presents,
and they were only the intimate
friends and relatives. The house was
tastily decorated with smilax, ferns,
lilies, roses and carnations, and it
was one of the prettiest home wed
dings ever celebrated in this city.
The best man was Howard Wilson,
and the maid of honor was Miss Ma
bel Patterson. Miss Pauline Mating
ly of Sherman, Texas, played the wed
ding march very effectively and dur
ing the progress of the ceremony she
played softly the Flower song. There
was white satin slipper suspended
over the couple and at the conclusion
of the ceremony the best man cut
the ribbon which held the slipper. 1t
was full of rice which showered down
upon the happy couple.
The bride looked charming. She
was attired in blue voille travelling
suit and handsome white silk shirt
waist. She carried a bunch of bridal
roses. The maid of honor was dressed
in pink silk null with picture hat
of roses.
There were numerous costly and
beautiful presents, which consisted
of cut glass, hand painted China sill
yer. gold. etc.
After the ceremony there was an
elegant wedding breakfast. They left
this morning for Dallas and Ft Worth
and will go from there to SanAntonio
the home of the groom.
The bride is one of the most charm
ing young ladies in the city. The
groom is a prominent business man
of San Antonio and is the cashier of
the San Antonio and Aransas Pass
railroad The Record extends the u.s.
ual good wishes. The groom was Civ
en- a dinner party last evening at the
Grand Central Those present We're
H. F. Smith. Howard Wilson, N. L.
Randolph and Fred Miller.
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Women of the Press.

Topeka, Kan, April 1.-THE four
teenth annual meeting of the Kansas
Woman's Press Association was call.
ed to order here this morning by the
president. Mrs. w. A. Morgan Two
sessions were held during the day.
that of the forenoon being devoted
largely to- routine business and the
afternoon session to the reading and
discussion of papers on topics OF in.
terest TO pewspaper workers.
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mot guilty" was the verdict of the
jury last night in the case of J. E.
Bouy who was charged with the theft
of a horse last August The defendant
was charged with stealing a blooded
horse that was the property of man
named Deal. Bouy had the horse
and claimed that he was of the opin-
ion that the animal was his property
as he had lost mare. He has been
in Jail here for eight months, being
unable to furnish the bond required
by the court. He is 67 years of age,
and his attorneys claim that this was
the first time that he was ever arres-
ted. Bouy came to New Mexico two
years go from Fisher county, Texas,
and it is said that he is a member OF
one of the prominent families in that
state He said this morning that he
was not guilty of any crime, and he
would do the same thing again under
the circumstances. He has only one
leg. He was shot in the leg he says
several years ago when he was gov
ernment scout in Colorado.
The following were the jurors in
the case: George F.. Bixby, Edgar
Calfee, Henry j. Wall, George A.
FriedenbIoom, Benjamin F. Daniel,
Francis Divers, Samuel w. Braeme
w. C. Burrus, Charles Whiteman. E.,
o. Creighton, l.. D. Danenberg and
William H. Beatty. The jury was out
for two hours, and brought in the
verdict last night at 10:3O.
The morning session of the court
was taken up in securing: jurors in
the Henley murder case.
David B. Easton and ]. B. Bell were
brought before the court on the
charge of violating the Sunday law
These cases were continued from the
last term of court. Mr.. Easton had
left the country and Mr.. Bell was
sick and unable to appear in court.
Easton was fined SIS and costs on
nine charges. and Bell IS and costs
on five charges. A Jail sentence of
fifteen days was imposed in each
case. and was suspened by the court
upon the promise of the defendants
to not violate the Sunday law in the
future.
The jury in the Henley case has
been secured and the case is on trial
as we go to press. DR.. Skipwith is
on the stand. Henley is charged with
killing Robert Huff last June near
Riverside stock yards.
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HARTMAN & PIERCE OBJECT.
Would Intervene in Settlement Of ths
Northern Securities Affairs.

Would Intervene in Settlement Of the
Northern Securities Affairs.
st. Paul, Mimi, Apr 1.-THE mo-
tion OF e. H. Hartman and Winslow
Pierce for leave to file an interven-
ing petition in the settlement of the
Northern Securities affairs. recently
ordered by the q. s. Supreme Court,
the manner Of settlement being left
to the order Of the U. S. District
Court here. was heard before the full
bench in the district court today.
Hartman & Pierce in their petition
offer objection to the plan of the
Northern Securities Company for 2
pro rata distribution Of Great North
ern and Northern Pacific stock among
the holders OF Northern Securities
stock The drst point raised will Be
tie hight of Hartman : Pierce 70
fntervsne, ana X that riSht = grant'
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To Prohibit Live Bird Shooting.

Trenton, N. j.. Apr. 12.-Pursuant
state legislature convened in special
session today. The primary object of
the session is the passage of the bill
cons at trap shooting tournaments.
The Morris canal abandonment bill,
which was submitted late in the re-
cent session.. will also be taken up
for consideration.
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For Good Roads.

Waco. Tex, Apr. 12.-Nearly every
county of Texas is represented at the
state good roads convention which
opened here today. The sessions in
which will also be discussed water
way improvements. will continue two
days. Governor Lanham, President
w. III. Moore of the National Good
Roads Association and other men of
vention. The visitors are being well
cared for by the Waco Business Mems
Club.
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the homeseekers he brings here alt
agree with him. One of them wIo
came in Saturday remarked last eve
ming at the Shelby: "Eisenhart is a
hard worker and big talker. but the
story he told of the Pecos Valley and
Roswell was not exaggerated in the
least. What we have seen here was
three times as glorious as Mr.. Eisen-
hart pictured it,"
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THE CONVENTION.

Many Delegates Gather at Silver
City.
Special to The Record.
Silver City, N. NJ, Apr. 12.-Dele.
oates to the Democratic Territorial
Convention are gathering in this city,
and the outlook is for large attend
ance. The indications are all for
Hearst instructions and for joint
statehood.
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NEW YORK REPUBLICANS.

Met in State Convention at Noon To-
Day in Carnegie Hall.
New York. Apr. 12.-The Republi-
can state convention to elect dele
gates to the national convention. at
Chicago met at noon today in Carne-
gle hall. By ten O'Clock this morning
practit ally all the leaders and most
of the t. 4legates had gathered.
Sena Or Chauncey NJ Depew was
chosen as temporary chairman and
the convention took a recess until A
o't'H.k.
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ed suit will follow and the litigation
will be long drawn out. If the motion
is denied the settlement of the af
fairs of the company will be made
according to the order of the court.
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In the Hands of Committee.

DesMoines, Iowa, Apr. 12.-All the
differences between the Iowa miners
and operators are in the hands of a
sub-scale committee appointed today
by the joint conference. An adjourn
ment was taken until tomorrow when
this committee will report.
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We have been asked-why are you
pushing that Mission furniture so
much. Simply because we are up-to-
date. We always push the best and
newest to be had. Notice our show
window.-Ullery Furniture Co.
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Wool Market Quiet.

Boston, Mass, Apr. 12.-The week
has been quiet in the wool market
with prices unchanged Many of the
Boston buyers have gone west to
look over the new woods.
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L. L. Tackett OF Enid, Oklahoma.
arrived at Artesia last night He was
in Artesia several months ago and
took up claim near there. Recently
fine flow of artesian water has been
struck on an adjoining claim. and
the young man is as happy as June
bug.
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A Common Occurrence.

The north bound train was several
hours late today. This is becoming
quite a common occurrence but works
little hardship as connections are
made at Amarillo.
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r IS. Smith Of Sapulpa. Indian Ter
ritqry. who has been ii the city for
two weeks the guest OF his sister
Ms. J. a. Foreman. left yesterday for
tfs home
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Shakespeare Club.

The Shakespeare Club will meet
tomorrow with Mrs. c. E. Mason in
stead of with Mrs. Bess Mcdonald,
as previously announced.
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Mckinney, Tex, Apr. 12.-Fire to-
day destroyed the buildings occupied
by the White Dry Goods Co., Sargent
Bros. books and jewelry,. White C
Price druggists, Heard & Pierce gro
loss is estimated at 100000. Insur-
ance $15O,OOO.
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The line of refrigerators we now
have on sale in such large quantities
is the same we have sold each sea
son. They have given the best OF sat.
sfaction.-Ullery Furniture Co.
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REFUSED NEW TRIAL.

The Murderer of Harold Friedborn
Sentenced for Life.
Denver, Colo, Apr. 11.-Judge Dix
sell Bolles, convicted of the murder
of 12-year-o Harold Friedborn. and
sentenced him to life Imprisonment
Friedborn was killed December 81.
1901, when attempting to protect his
sister from criminal assault
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has been frequent skirmishes be-
tween SAX Ju and Wiju. The main
body of the first Japanese army is in
the neighborhood of Wiju.
Toxic, (S p. m.) Apr 12.-It is be-
lieved that fighting has commenced
on the Yalu river 1t is known that
the Russians occupy the right bank
of the river in force
No direct information from the va
lu district has been received. but the
position of the Russians is known
and while it is doubted that they
will be able to prevent the Japanese
from the crossing the river, it is GER
sition. 1t is not believed however
that there will be any serious engage
ment during the Japanese operations
to cross the river.
Kobe. Japan, Apr. 12.-Reports
have been received from Chemulpc
that. engineers have raised the Rus
sian cruiser Variag 1t is expected
that the salvage of this vessel will
more than Offset the cost of the mer.
chantmen sunk in the attempts to
block Port Arthur, which is estimated
so far at s625,OOO
ST. Petersburg, Apr. 12.-Major Gen
eral Plug in a dispatch from Muk-
den denies the report that the Jap
anese guard has crossed the Yalu
and engaged in skirmish with the
Russian troops.
Port Arthur, (Monday delayed in
transmissiOn) Apr. photographic
communication has been interrupted
recently owing TO torrential rains.
ern Manchuria have been damaged.
and this has delayed the movement
of troops. The embankment of the
railroad running to Shan Hal Kwan
is submerged at several points. The
squadron of battle ships and torpedo
boats has just returned from a cruise
the anticipated Japanese attack. Ev-
cry precaution was taken to prevent
surprise.
New Chwang Apr 12.-Prior to
the departure of the British gunboat
Sespiegle which had been stationed
bore during last winter, at / o'clock
today NJ Crosse. the civil administra
tor of New Chwang. visited tire war
ship officials. After the visit the civil
administrator in company with the
Russian local authorities waited on
the esplanade along the water front
while the gunboat steamed past on
the way down the river. This official
ceremony was on account of the cor
dial relations which have existed be-
tween the officers of the gunboat and
the Russian authorities during their
stay at New Chwang. The departure
of the Espiegle removes cause of
embarrassment to the Russian auth
orfies and enables them to put into
execution the system of martial law
consistent with the demands Of the
situation. She was the last Of the for
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J. o. Cameron is up from Carlsbad
attending court.
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Furnished rooms for rent close In.
inquire at Record Office. 36 At.
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HfNLFY'S TRIAL

The Case Of Will Henley, Charged
With Murder, Next Taken Up
Two Saloon Men Fined for violat-
ing the Sunday Law.
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FOR sALE-A young and gentle
burro. p. o. Box 622.
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MONTANA REPUBLICANS.

National Convention.
Helena. Mont, Apr. 12.-The Re-
publicans of Montana in state conven-
tion here today elected six delegates
and alternates to the National con-
vention at Chicago. The convention
to name candidates for state Offices
will be held at Billings later in the
year
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Steamer Colon Wrecked.


San Francisco Cal, Apr 12.-The
Merchants Exchange has received A
cablegram stating that the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company's steamer
Colon was wrecked at Punta Remed
les, by striking on a rock. Later the
steamer was beached. 1t is believed
here that there are no casualties
Tug Ran Aground and Sank.
Manistee, Mich, Apr. 12.-The tug
Garfield ran aground at the outer
bar at Point Sable and sank last
night. Captain Henry Smith, Engineer
Charles Kopfer and his helper VIM.
Justman were lost. The mate and the
fireman saved their lives with life
raft.
Port Townsend, Apr. PA some
what unusual verification of the fear
that the British ship Lamorna was
dashed to pieces on the shore of Van
couver island during the fierce storm
of the latter part of March is presen-
ted in the fact that all fish being
caught in the neighborhood by In
dians are found to contain wheat AS
the vessel was loaded with wheat ev-
en- the most confident are losing hope
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The Hobson-Lowe Co.

The Hobson-lowe Co.
The Hobson-Lowe Co. will quit the
selves to wholesale business. SO q.
HOBSON-LOwE co.
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BIG FIRE
IN TEXAS
MCKINNEY SUFFERS A SEVERE
LOSS TO-DAY.
THREE WRECKS

Pacific Mail Steamer Colon on the
Rocks, Tug Garfield Sank on Lake
Believed to be Lost off Vancouver
Island.
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THE JURY RENDERED A YER.
DICT OF NOT GUILTY.
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cHERRy-o - HERE.
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PORT ARTHUR QUIET
Heavy Rains Interrupt Teiegraphic
News and Delay Trains.-Martial
Law at New chwane, All Foreign
Warships Having Left That Port.

Seoul (4:30 p. m.) Apr. 12.-The
Japanese authorities here say there
has been frequent skirmshes be-
tween SAX Ju and Wiju The main
body of the first Japanese army is in
the neighborhood of Wiju
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-31
DR.. NOR r s.
= ~ n ]
Office 7O7 Commercial ANe.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Corrected 10 Aug lst. 1eo4.
THE FAST MAIL ROtEsKi
6hortest and Quickest Routato
St. Louis & Chicago

ASTfains leave Cairo: .4
| 1880 n. m. Daily Chicago Faexgbwfs
Limited, arriving In Chicago III ioaN al III. II
connecting with afternoon trains fns @As Tclni&
east and north.
2;2O a. IN. Daily ST. Louis Nief + Expss
| arriving In st. Louis at 7:08 a. M, eonMAttS9a
at Union Station i0r ALL points west gfees3fx
cars open at 9;45 b. M.
| a:15 a. M. Tbebes Accommodate
OIL n. M. Chicago Daylight EwFsF -nf
except sunday, mAkegAlf stops bel weNH Asfgt
and Chicago, arriving In Chicago al fa8 VI t4 Il
5:1 = a. MI. IT. Louis Morning K4sfasea
except Sunday, arriving in Gt Lo,ss se III sx4
| making gil stops.
1885 y. nj, 81. Louis Fast MI. arT
ing In ~. Louis at 6;oS y. M
l2:3J ID, m. Chicago Mfd-dsE H5yazins
arriving In Chicago, 1880 p. m.
z'2O p. 10. Daily ~. Louis LifuifHAs nr~
irving in st. Louis at 1876 p. m, cnAne4tIag
Union Station for ansas City, On1aha, DER
yer, San Francisco and all points west
2:2O y. IN. Fast Express for ssgfsfs sgaF
bingham, Nation, Tpiona, Chainpaigit Iisl.
cago
8;fO p. m. Thebes accommodate il
O:05 p. m. Chicago and Egslerr EN+
press arriving In Chicago III SOS q. ~, Eaffaa-
apolis 7:25 Cincinnati, 1913 nsm,, peHaau 1
z. m, New York $50 NJ al. 6leepK asss Ia
Chicago,
pacSauUarc For New York Az eAsf@sn
dooCHXCiS cities should beaf 8a fnfsssI
that the Illinois Central is the quie htst fgaiia
by many hours, leaving Cairo at D.nS s tss aH@
arriving in New York at 7:5a the sersd hsSn-
ing,
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-08-31
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.
Notice to Stockholders

Public notice is hereby given tina,
the regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Illinois Central
Railroad company will be held at the
company's Office in Chicago, Illinois
on Wednesday, October 10, 1904, at
twelve o'clock noon.
70 permits personal attendance at
said meeting there will be issued to
each holder of one or more shares OF
the capital stock Of the Illinois Cen
tral Railroad company, as registered
on the books OF the company at the
close of business on Tuesday. Septem-
Der ~, 1904, who Is OF full age, a tick
ct enabling him, or her to travel free
over the company's lines from the
station on the Illinois Central railroad
nearest to his or her registered adj
dress to Chicago and return, slch
ticket to be good for the journey t
Chicago only during the four days
Immediately preceding and the day of
the meeting, and for the return jour
ney from Chicago only ON the day of
the meeting and the four days imme-
diately following when properly com
tersigned and stamped during bust.
ness hours that is TO say, betw ecn
$500 a. m. and $500 D, Min the Of
flee of the assistant secretary. Mr. w
G. Bruen, in Chicago Such ticket
may be obtained BY any holder of
stock, registered as above on appii-
cation, in writing. to the president of
the company in Chicago. Each appll-
cation must state the full name and
address of the stakeholder exactly as
given in his or her certificate of stock
together with the number ana date Of
such certificate. No more than one
person will DO carried free in respec;
to any one holding ef stock as regis
tered on the books of the company.
A. G. 1IACKSTAFF. Secretary.
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younger man. his owes dancing wit,
excitement. and should like NOTHING
better Cad. twould he an exploit
indeed If we could succeed. They'd tall
about il forever in the Gibbs"
Thank you. knew you would
end VIC will succeed or die, my friend,
responded Grafton impetuously, with
out considering that the prospect o.
death could not be so inviting to his
friend as it was to himself in case oil
failure. But Hatfield was game.
Well" he said. stretching ost his
hand here's by hand on it. Success
TO our enterpriscl"
That's good. replied Grafton. i'm
meusely Relieved II was sure could
depend upon YOU"
Now tell me how you propose 70
get into the castle II she's there"
II think sire will surely be there.
ne Wire is a thorough sailor. III say
that for him. and q thorough gentle,
man. too. lie picked out the fastest
ship in the basin. You know the
French build peter ships than We do.
He has probably driven her as hard
Is we have and ne had several days
start Of as. Ills orders take him to
Brest. and It's most natural that he
should take her 10 the Chateau de
Josselin. which is her grandfather r.
castle. There is AZ criel window in
The Keep tower overlooking the SEA.
and there is a practicahle way If gain
ing the balcony surrounding il.
Land ho,1 came floating down frOn
their heads
Where away" cried Hatfield
promptly.
'-BTnad OF the wraiher bow. sir"
That ought te be Ushaat. re-
marked Grafton
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Copyright, 1901, By .. Appls.on q Co.. New YORK

mack Of Filling into the hands d
| pretty ladies as prisoner"
Yes. haven't II" assented Grafton
smiling family
Il wish some such luck would com
10 me, then.
Don't wish it at all, my youni
friend, It's dangerous situation to b.
| in
Have you found it so?"
Yes I'm prisoner forever"
Cad, there are worse fates! Blu
are you engaged TO the lady, captain
Don't answer me if | ask an imperti
nent question, but il am to help you
| should like TO know something
We'll, emo, not exactly, in fact
not at all She is betrothed to Lieut.
Denis de Wire, Of the French navy"
"Oh, to him!n exclaimed Hatfield
who was familiar with the public his
tory of de Wires exploits in Canada
yes"
And is she--erin love with him?'
NO"
We'll is she-ah-"
Eyes, with me-
"And can't you get her TO break her
engagement"
Il don't know, think not That
isn't al. OF course the old marquis,
her grandfather and only relative, is
to be considered and he will probably
have chosen some one in France for
her"
THAT Is a complication, indeed"
Yes isn't it? But it seems to me
hat the more people there are in the
game The better chance for me. You
see. so long as She ah--loves me,
seem to hold the winning card"
"Of course, but what do you propose
to do?"
I'm not sure I shall deliver the
dispatches 10 Sir Edward, and then
think | shall ask permission to go
ashore You see, know the lay Of
The land thoroughly, and | am familiar
with the old castle where she lives.
the Chateau de Josselin. lis called
Il lies on the shore off the mouth of
the harbor entrance. There is way
into it that no one knows but the lady,
and | thiAsl-"
why do you hesitate?"
wen. | saved the mans life, and
his honor toode Wires, you know
md hardly like to steal his betrothed
bride: you see. he could not very we'll
resent it If older gratitude | feel
he obligation | have conferred"
Nonsense! Forgive my frankness,
you've done enough for him already.
You gave linn life, honor, let him be
with that Take love for
captain.
81 think | will, Hatfield. and So"
'In short. you mean to carry her
if. do you?"
Yes. that's about it."
Cutting out woman, eh, rather
han a shlp?"
Yes. New that you know the situa-
ion, what say you? Will you join
ne?"
with all my heart" cried the