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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-03-25
NEWS IN SHORT ORDER
The Latest Happenings Condensed for
Rapid Reading.
Domestic.

Lieut. G. -. Richards and L. IS
Nelson have returned from Manila
under arraignmeut to appear before q
military court-r1 artial on the charge
of duplicating their pay accounts III
the Philippines.
The directors of the Corn Product
Company passed the dividend on the
company's common stock; the usua
quarterly dividend of 81 per cent
OH the preferred stock was declared
Second Deputy Police Commits
sioner Henry F. Haggerty was re-
moved by Commissioner McAdoo
after he had refused to hand in his
resignation.
Eugene Allison. the builder Of the
wrecked Hotel Darlington, in New
York. was closely questioned dur
ing the coroner's inquest.
The Citizens Alliance of Telluride,
Col, has shipped number of union
men and their sympathizers out OF
town.
William T. Miller, member of the
Light Brigade which made the famous
charge at Balaklava, died at Grotan,
Ct.
President Hill nd other officials OF
the Northern Securities Companies
held a conference i'll New York.
Two persons were killed and several
were injured in an explosion that
wrecked a toy factory in Chicago.
The miners of the central competi-
tive district voted, by large major
ity, 20 accept the wage scale. The
only opposition was i'll Illinois and
Iowa, where the majority was IN favor
of strike.
A suit has been brought bv the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail
road to secure a condemnation OF stock
in the old New Haven and Derby
Railroad.
Frank H. Btrness, 4 condemned
murderer, has written to Governor
Odell requesting that there be no de-
lay in his execution.
The petition of Mrs. Annie Muir
ply to be declared the lawful daughter
of the late Baron Won Claim was de-
MED.
State Senator Jewell. of Kansas
City, was brought to trial upon the
charge OF soliciting bride.
The provisional. battalion of Philip
pine scouts has arrived at San Fran
cisco.
Admiral Dewey has explained to the
Navv DEPARTMENT his failure to call
on President Morales when he was
near San Domingo. He did not deem
it wise to make an official visit during
the fighting that was then i'll progress.
In a fit of jealousy negro killed
his wife and then himself at Washing
ton, Pa. The tragedy took place at the
door of chr ch where festival was
in progress and the negroes in attend
ance were thrown into panic.
A letter received in New York states
that Miss Ando Toshi became the idol
of the Japanese by stealing the map
of the defenses of Port Arthur and
taking them to the Japanese Minister
i'll China.
Former Senator Rawlins, of Utah,
SCll a lCltSl dlli W N<ndli man - W w" -
of the Senate committee on Smoot,
fatty contradicting Judge Hiles' state
ment that he was a Norman.
lust as the members of a fanatical
religious sect were about to sacrlhce
the seven-year-old child of Mrs. Beal
on Beals Island, Me-, the sheriff forcl-
bly, dispersed the congregation.
The Presbyterian Board of Foreign
Missions in New York received by
cable confirmation of the murder of
Rev. Benjamin w. Laboree, the mis-
sionary, near Khio. Persia.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-03-25
Saloonkeepers Held for Death.

The appellate court at Springfield,
ILL.,. holds that saloon men are Liable
for the death of their patrons who
die while under the influence of liquor
sold them by the defendants. The
case was that of Kate Algood, who
was awarded $4,000 damages against
William Botwinis, saloon man OF
that city, for the death Of her hus-
band, George Algood, who had been
drinking in the saloon Of Botwinis,
and who while on his way home in an
intoxicated condition, fell from his
buggy and received fatal injuries.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-03-25
All Three Shot Dead.

New Orleans. (SpeciaD.-Dr. W..
w. Jones, a physician OF Philadel-
phia, Miss, and Roy Esche, a.plantef.
became engaged in shooting atfray
on Sunday, due to DIR. Jones circu'
lating damaging reports concerning
Esches sister. Both men were killed,
as was Frank Burnett, brother OF
Esche, who tried to restore peace
between the two men.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-03-25
Box of Poisoned Candy.

Des Moines, Ia, Special. - By
means of a powerful magnifylng glass
il was discovered that the box OF poi
soned candy sent to Miss Rena Mel
son, at Pierre, S. D., does rot bear the
Boone Qowa) postmark. The discov-
cry will have the tendency to prove
the innocence of Mrs. Sherman Dye.
who has been accused of sending the
fatal package.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-03-25
THE OLD DOMINION
Latest News Cleaned From All Over
The State.

Governor Montague has signed Q
number if important bills passed by
the Legislature, including the I'd.
mondson Road bill. This bill make.
provision for an overseer Of roads
in each county, to be elected by the
Supervisors. The bill applies to the
entire State. He also signed the blll'
making an appropriation Of SI65,ooo tc
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute al
-Blacksburg, and $4,000 for the State
Normal School at Farmville. Other
bills signed include the following; &c
punish persons deserving their wives
or minor children without cause; tc
prevent nepotism in the public-schooll
system; to make April 5 next, legal
holiday so that all who desire 1t may
attend the launching of the battle
ship Virginia at Newport News; to re-
quire County Supervisors 10 make
regular publication of their proceed
ings; to prohibit railroads runningAex
cursions to places which have moi
adequate police protection without the
consent of such places-summer re-
sorts an exception; to appropriate $685.
600 for an electric plant to light the
buildings in the Capitol Square; to al
low liquor dealers thrown out Of bus
mess by local option elections OF
State dispensaries rebate on I'M
used licenses; to punish persons
throwing stones at or interfering WITH
railway trains, vessels or electric cars
An important decision handed down
by the State Supreme Court of Ap..
Deals is one in the case of the Old
Dominion Steamship Comnc,1y VS.
he Commonwealth. The Steamship
company, which is chartered under
the laws of Delaware, commended that
he vessels Mobjack, Accomac, Ham,
ton Roads, Luray, Virginia, Dare
Brandon and Berkeley were not liable
for taxation under the laws of Fir'
ginia The State Corporation Com
mission decided otherwise and the
company appealed from the ruling Of
he commission. The vessels named
IRE engaged exclusively in navigating
Virginia waters, while other steam.
ers, engaged in interstate commerce,
IRE taxed under the laws of Delaware.
The stemers enumerated above carry
freight and passengers from Virginia
points to the ocean-going steamers al
Norfolk. The court holds that the
finding was without error and at
firms the decree in every particular:
including damages to the amount OF ,
$50 and cost. ----...--
About 800 non-union employees OF
the American Tobacco Company
Richmond, struck for an increase IN
pay The employees are all stemmer;
and ask for an increase OF one-hali
cent pound. They say they have
very fine tobacco to handle and are
said $3.50 a hundred pounds for
IT.. .I,;.,, that 81
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1904-03-25

stems hey CT
hand can make
that the slower
nearly so muchl
The Virginia
Company is p
some building !
James Pickenl
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
Sci m 8ranbe
erftif t.

Quincy, Sns., %. Stunt. Sn
einem Sranbe i'm Fremont 0auIe fam
beute Na4t Die Principaltn Der Sefer=
fon S9ule, @lifabetb Wel9, bur9 @r=
fttden um's 9eben; ibre S9uefter,
elei6faas cine 2ebrerin, erlitt anI4ei=
nenb t6otIide 8erleBuneen. 2ebens=
9ef16rli9 purbe ferner cine &69in in
benz 90tel beruunbet. Ser S9aben
5etrdet $75, 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23

g 9db m dIten Rod d. Nuf
elmer 0eritetgerung unreflamirten 9ez
pGds, Die in Der @ifenbabn=Statipn
5u 8pgpta, q. S., ftattfano, eritanb
@lmer gderfon einen Softer, portn ii4
unter dnberes 9ingen Elm alter, bDn
Meotten aerfrtfener Sod befanb. @ders
fpn ma f9on i'm 8egriffe, ben Sod
peg3unerfen, dls er bartn etn Sdf6=
den aus @a9sleinndnb fdnb, pel9es
flint S9abamtsnDten 81 $1,000 entz
9ielt. @eber Der Softer nod Der Sod
trug irgenb Elm 3et9en, bas our Set
fteQune bes ~ebemaltgen 8eitbers bienen
tonnte. Ser gliidli9e &dufer, Der SO
Sabre alt tit, bef9loB fDfDrt Die Nu5s
fibrung elmer 0ergniigungsretie mad
europa.
Sre9er g a s. Sn einem
gbtcagDer @9ubpaarenlaben naren
an einem Nbgnbe IA &unben anne
Ienb, bic BON feds @lerfs beoient Dura
ben, ais matchmaker In gang fur5er
Gntfernuna BON chamber bier MGnner
etntrdten. @iner Der Glerfs fragte tie
na9 t6ren Miinf9en, als bret Der
MGnner ie spet 4epplber 5ogen une
Glerts unb &unben na9 Dem binteren
She'll bes 2dbens geben 6ieben. WG6s
renb bic Qeute bteiem 9ebote nd9a
tamen, ra6m Der bierte Oteb bas 9elD,
1881, aus benz &egifter, poruuf bic
3Guber auf Die StraBe btnauseilten
unb berf9DanDen.
8on WDIfen angel L
| n. Cine turae Strede BON ieinem
5oufe purbe Der 5armer McWittep
BON g6tppetpa Sa1s, Wts., 0 einem
@Dlf angefaGen, ben er NIT esnem
&niippel ubpe6rte, als auf bds 9ebeul
Der 8eitie NOD mebrere hin5utamen.
Stir 3pei @tunben tpe6rte 1i9 Der
Runn ber5peifelt, unb feline &letber
bineen f4pn in Geben, als feline beiben
groBen 9unbe famen uno bier Der
@Dlfe tDbteten; Die alberen ergriffen
bic 6lu9t.
q onturser drungen
trurben in Oeut59lan0 i'm bortgen
Sabre 1851 ungemelbet. @s han@
bette fu9 babel bur4f4nittli4 I'm Bes
trGge BON $1O,856.
Oie Snfel Sumatrd TT
iber 300 Sabre i'm 8eltb Der Nieber<
lanbe, bod tit es ben 9Dadnoern nod
ni6t geluneen, Die @inseborenen nol<
itdnbig 81 u%ntertperfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23

Die geftri9en Sptele rsfultirtpn tris
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
S@ifsna6riAten.
u n g I 0 m m

Nnge men:
Sem Oort: Oceanic" BON 2iberfpol;
DG6ni9 gilbert" BON @enua.
@ew Oort: vNnttlia" bon Nafau;
v8obic" bon 2iberpool; vNorb
Nmerica" bon @enua, Neapel uro
Gibraltar.
Man9efter: Siberian" BON 8oitDn.
Mbge abren.
Nep 0Ort: vSenig Olab" (9dn.) mad
@6ritianfanb uno Copenhagen;
vWaieftc" nod 2iberponl.
@ntperpen: r&bpnlano" mad gbila=
belphia.
Queenstown: vSbernia" bon 2ibera
pool mad Bottom.
2iberpoDl: vGamara" mad N. ). uno
Salifar; vSaperfOrb" mad pbi=
labelpbia bia Queenstown" vSeu=
tonic" mad Seem Oort bia Sueens=
tpnn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
spnrlos peri6wmnoen.
8rnoer bon 9ilfs=s efretdr 2Domis
felt mebreren Sagen nermtBt.

2onbon n, %. Stunt. uebsr bas
8erf9minben bon &. s. 2oDmis,
zines 8rubers bes 5ilfs=S taats= @efre=
tdrs 2oomts, tit anf9einenb ni9ts be-
fannt. 9oomis NOR pafagier auf
benz 2GOpb Dampfer pRaiier @il=
belm H., Der geftern in Bremen nn=
tam. Set Wontas firth l ubr pirb
2OOmis uermiBt; mas in Der 3uif9en-
5eit 9ef4eben, f9eint Nienano 3u
mifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23

SxIutt, Minn., %. Stunt.
Sie Searf'f6en Nnbdnger eroberten
beute Die tempordre Organization Der
bemofratif9en Staats=@ Contention fitr
Gle Wabl bon 9elegaten our National=
Contention. SO tpuroe erpartet, baB
fe fort senug ieien, Die Delegation
FIR ibre @anbibaten au initruiren, aber
UNI IL ubr Nadts besannen bic Inti=
Searf=2e cute elmer enereiiden &f
unb bic Musf9ten i9einen etna elei4.
Sie Mnti= Seart.2 cute, BON benet man
elaubte, baB Tie bic @anbioatur par=
ter's be9initigen, ertIdren. bob fe nur
bic @ntienbung elmer ni6t i~nitruirten
Delegation wiinf9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
8aie=8aa.

Die eefrigen @piele refultirtpn trie
fol9t:
ImertcanN fociation.
Soleoo, %. SUM-.
...... o.
Columbus 80 2-4
2ouisbiGe, %. SUM-.
2ouisoiae ....OOO3OOOOO-
SnbiauapOlis ..OOOOOOOO7-7
MiImautee, %. SUM.
MiInautee. ..O02O113O*-7
ct. paul. ...OO1O1OO1O- 3
&anias @itp, %. SUM-.
&anias @itD ..000002000-
Minneapolis L 2-6
2attonaI=2 ga.
8rOotlpn, %. SUM-.
grOOflpn 0 90
Pbilab. 00O0O00OOO01-
Sem Oorf, %. SUM-.
Stem Norf. 20 80
Bottom 800 o. l
ct. Souls, %. Stunt.
ct. 2ouis Spiel beri9oben,
9ittsburg &e9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
Sremloies @erbalten
Ses snltans in ben Ysrbiearis=
8erbaublnngen DermMtbet.

luIIlui OuIIilSle w 2uIIYcL ebus W
ergiebt it9, baB feline befriebi9enben
Gorti9ritte gema6t neroen uab uniere
u%nterbdnbler aieben ben 9uten 8lau=
ben Der maroffaKii6en &e9ierung in
3weifel. @efretdr 6an mics, cine
Mnfra9e um tpeitere Snfruftionen be-
antmorteno, bic unterbdnbler an, baB
fe i9 treng an Die uriprtingli8en
Snfruttionen su balten baben unb 1T
feiner Weife fi9 NIT @arantien ober
fonf nit anheren Nationen einlahen
biirfen. 6erner biirfen obne %beiOnbere
Nnueifune bon @afbington feline Ma.
rine= Sruppen gelanbet uerben unb Die
l%1nterbdnbler miifen BON Der marofta=
nif9en &egierung entDeber perbicaris
lebenb ober &aiiuli tobt berlan9en.
Sanger, %. Stunt. Nus gutter
Quele berlautet, baB 9eroicaris uno
8arlep morgen fret fommen, !penn oas
26ieeelb, So 900 tbeilmeiie in @befs
unb in SLIDER, an &aiiuit 9eianbt
tpiro. 9as @elo murbe benz Sultan
bon elmer biefser fran36fii9en Girma
gelieben.
2Dnbon, %. SUM-. Na9 benz
9ailp Sele9rapb 1T elm anberes 9emm=
nib etnsetreten uno Die Gretlahun9 Der
@efangenen tpioerrufen. &aifult Bat
cine tpeitere Brobina berlanat.
Die nd9iten G6ritte lie9en BEL
Granfrei9, oas &aiiuli als @ouper.
neur bon 3enat, Nbreaseiis unb oes
baawif9en liesenben Sanbes annerfen.
men miro.
BON ber Musf ellung.
3,
%. Stunt. Ser &ebner=@ontef an
Dem fi9 @tubenten amer. Staats=
uniberfitdten betbeilisten, tuuroe beute
in Der @onsreB=Sale ab9ebalten. Sen
5teg trug $. g. Smith bon Der
Miami=l1niberftdt, Ohio, babon. 9as
Sbema lautete v8eRerung Der ftdbti=
f6en 8erwaltun9 in ben Ser. Staa=
ten"
IL 2eute berlebt.
st. 2ouis, Mo., %. SUM-.
Cine @aiolir=@ rplofion in benz 8ro-
cerie=@ ef@dfte Der %. 6. &eib So.
3erftDrte beute bas speiitDfise @ebduOe
unb perleBte IL perionen, Ntemanb
inbefen gefdbrli6. Sbne Die raf6e
Nntunft Der 6eueruebr bdtten obne
3meifel auet Der Opfer ibren Sob in
Dem brennenben 9auie gefunoen.
S6btete @attin unb
Elm b.
uin9ton, Wi6., %. Sum-.
Gin getpiHer Smith in Dem naben Am=
bop t6btete feline Grau uno lein tlei=
nes lSinb, tporauf er fein 2eber
bur9 @elbf fmorb enbete. @r lebtt
BON feiner Satin 9etrennt unb bate
bduFee Sobesbrobun9en aus9effoBen
@eneral GIocrm"=u n
teri d u~t g.
Nen Oort, %. Stunt. Be
Der Soentificirung Ger 2st6e ieiner {
Sabre alien So9ter @lfie, bic BEL ben
9ampfer=lnelnd um's Seben tam.
er3dhlte Sobn 9ir6er bon Greer
Boint, 8. s., beute ben 8eamten, Dat
bas &inb in Golge Der untau9li9tei
zines &ettungssiirtels, Der i@limme'
als unniib seweien, ertrunten lei. 9a!
&ino tpurbe, nit einem &ettunas9iir
tel berieben, iiber 8oro 9etDorfen, ian
aber ni6t metr an Die Sberhd9e. 81
6rdu unb Die beiben anberen Gin0e
gelangten 11mimme1o ans ufer.
Sci BEN beutigen Snquef iber ba
un9liif ma9te %. Sremblep, Elm 9ef
arbeiter auf benz Sdife, Die Nusfage
baB tein @aKer segen Die Glammen &c
rt9tet murbe, baB Der S9lar6 mid
BART, baB Der Silfsmai6init i6 pdb
renb bes Branbes ni6t i'm Mai6inen
raume befano unb baB er in perf4ieoe
men bon 20 Gettun9ssirteln, Die e
ben i'm WaHer 2dmpfenben sutuarf
26ber bemertte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23


tam. Set Wontas frib l ubr pirb
9oomis uermiBt; mas in Der 3uii9en-
seit gei4eben, f9eint Niemano 3u
mi1 EN-.
WabI BON ) airbants
gefi9ert.
@bicaeO, Sus.. ben %. SUM-.
Senator Gairbants miro einfimmig
fir bic 8iee=p I'd fibentf9aft rtominirt.
9ie SGinoiier Delegation bei9loB beute
ben Namen bon g. Ct. 6itt 3uriif3u=
3ieben. @benfo tpurben Die Namen
Der anbern @anoioaten 5uriifge3ogen.
Mnnahm me Der pIat o m.
Na9 @nbe bon @annon's Gebe per=
las Die @ei6dfts-O rbnunss=@ommii=
fion ibren Beri6t, Die platform tpurbe
eingerei6t uno eebili9t. 8iele Dele
gaten berlieBen Die 9ale, ebe Die plat=
form erlebist mar.
Sie YIatorm.
9ie platform gibt aund9t einen
bifforii9en &ifblif tber Die Nolitif,
tpel9e bic repubIifanii6e Bartei felt
i6rem @ntiteben bor so Sabren ber=
fol9t uno sdblt fir bic leBten Sabre
als bornebmfte grrunseri6aften Die
59ubsoQ politit, Die 8eHerung oes
Dfentli9en CREDITS bic Wieberber=
ftelung Der SrOnung auf ben pbtlip=
ptnen, bic Reorganization Der Nrmee
uno Die @eieBe ae9en Die Srufts auf.
SO piro borgei6lagen, biefe pOlitit
fort5uieben unb Die itete Nnbdngli9=
teit an fOlgenbe Brincipien ertldrt:
S6ub3oG, pel9er uniere SnDufrieen
f9ibt unb enttpifelt, 1T elm @aroinal=
@runbfab Der republitanti6en golitit.
Cine @rmdBi9ung Der 3oaidbe foa
fattinben, tpann bas 6fentli6e Snte=
refe cine Nenberune erbeif9t. SebO6
fam bies in ii9erer Weiie u BON Der
republ. partei bur9eefiibrt meroen.
Nusbebnune unierer austpdrtigen
Mdrtte miro empfoblen, eini9lieBli3
bDn 9anoeIs= &eeiprocttdt, tpenn im=
mer @eeenieitigteits 8ertrd9e obne
S6dbieun9 Der S6ubsou=@ runbidBe,
Der 2anbpirtbi9aft, Der amer. Nrbett
ooer elmer amer. Snbufrie abgei6loi=
len tperben f6nnen.
9ie platform betont banr Die Muf=
re9tbaltun9 Der Monrpe=9 oftrin, bebt
Die 9antesf9ulo bes 2anbes an Spl=
baten unb Seeleute empor unb i9lieBt
nit einem Sintpets auf ben v9roben
Staatsmann unb patriotii9en Nmeri=
faner @iQiam MeRtnlep", befien 9o=
litit i'm Sn= unb Nuslanbe Brdioent
&ooiepelt nit @ei9if unb grfolg fOrt=
oeieBt babe. Seine 8~ertualtung mar
bur9me9 trdftig unb ebrenbaft, boben
3teIen sufrebenb unb patrtOtii9. Sic
miro besbalb benz ~perltdnoigen urtbeil
oes amer. Bottles obne iebe @in=
i9rdnfung e%mpfDblen.
@nrteInDu's 6 intree n.
Setretdr @ortelpou traf Nbenbs Elm
uno conferirte nit republ. Ghbrern
i'm @bicago Club. ST miro gum
8orfbenben bes mor9en mad S4luf
Der Contention sufammentretenoen
National-@ omttes ertpd6It.
9 t / n | S I 8.
6 antonio, Seras, %. SUM
{ 9ie oemotratif6e Gtaats=@ Contention
inboiirte beute bic @anbibatur Dor
, &i9ter Barter in Nep Oorf. Si'
/. @enatoren Bailen urlb @ulberiOn uni
&i9ter &eagan eebDren gu ben Dele
. eaten at large su Der ct. 2ouiier @on.
BENTON.
@rbitterter Gamp n
bic 6 b a n.
{ 8 Alutt, Minn., %. Stunt
/, Die Searff9en Anbdnger eroberter
beute Die tempordre Organization be-
3 bemOfratif9en Staats=@ onbention fhi
I Gle Mabl bon 9ele9aten CUR Natioral'
I Contention. Sc uurbe ~ertDartet, oai
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-23
y TAGGARTS
|lRpURIIAN.
BREAD.

Listen, my children, and you shall
hear
Of the best food given the heart
to cheer;
IT'S wholesome and honest daily
There's nothing to use in its
place instead
And the bread we sing, for WO-
MAN or MAN
Or BOY or GIRL is the
PURITAN
Ask your grocer for Joseph Tag
CARTS puritan" Biggest and best
loaf. Sold by grocers and at the
Taggart's bakeries.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-28
CHAPTER V

W hen hv saw the g.ri he loved so
much rise wan and pale from the
couch on which She had been seated
waiting for his coming. his heart sank
within him. How She must have suf.
fercd. he thought What an awful
blow Nuniais death must have been
70 her to make her look rs she looked
NOW. As She rose and stood before him,
My darl.ms Ida" he said, as he
went towards her and took Le, in ms
arms and h!-std ner, how i'll ana sad
you look"
She yielded to his embrace and re-
turned his Kiss, but ii seemed to HIM
as IL her lips were cold and lifeless.
oh. GerYasc.' she said. as she : nix
back TO The couch wearily. oh. Ger
vase. You do no, know the horror that
is upon me. And it is a double horror
because al the time of his dea,h, /
knrw g it,
wnnt" hc suid. ~pringing to his
feet from the chair he had taken be-
SD her What"
II saw it all" She said. looking at
him wi,h large disteuded eyes. eyes
made GoUlly Largo BY the hollows
round them. Il saw it all. only"
only what, Ida:"
only It was in dream \ dream
that ! had, almost
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1904-04-28
RORRED TIE GRAVY

A startling incident, is narrated d bv
John Oliver of Philadelphia, as follows
- was IN an awful condition. My
SKIN was almost yellow, eyes sunken
tongue coated, pain continually i'm
back and sides, no appetite. grown.
weaker day by day. Three pbysiciIns
had given me up. Then / was advised to
use Electric Biiters; to my gr-at ioy.
the lirst bottle IN; de Il decided improve-
ment. | continued their use for three
weeks, and am now well man. know
they robbed the grave OF another vic.
tum." Noone IN h'uld fail TORY them
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because | shonld mink that that

because l should think that tina,
iiah "ouiu ne III dl1icuit position
uniess ne can prove his utter absence
iioih iohuoh at 'he time.
~ ieiisn IL appeared that every
'n'"s poiI'eu IN men minds to the
sdi'ie cohcluSioh' that the heir of Wal
Ter 'uhuaIl was the guilty man. Every
one was vi 'he same opinion Sir racl
sn'' 'neIiah ';'ihg 10 Asc)t who seemed
,'Nc iA"Ser ana. rs he rememhcrcd.
ne ""u n''''' Gli ''a the same thing to
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then that he was fin, ba.r anil -,
shc not also then loot, uno, In, -. tbo
murderer: If that idle, srn,,r1 o,o-
come tn her mind ebo Voc Io,., g. -.
for ever. 40. Philip Smerdon wo i:
ri. ht: She must never learn of tho
fatal Relationship between them
by the way" S.r Paul s1id or.or =.
pause. what or earth ever made Won
go to that hotel in town. O.c,ev,
House is confnrt,bl, or,u.h &c
ly."
Again Fenlyn had to hesitate before
au, wering. and again he had to c1ui
vocate. lie had gone out of the hcusq
that he thought was no longer his
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ct the yery 0our

at the very hour
he was treacherously stabbed to
death"
AS she spoke she leant forward a lit
tie towards him, with her eyes still
distended; learnt forward gazing into
his face; and as she did so he felt the
blood curdling in his veins!
This he said, trying to speak
calmly, lis madness, frenzy besot-
ten OF your state of mind at hear
ing--"
1t Is no frenzy, no Madness" she
said, speaking IN strange, monoton-
ous tone. and still with the intent gaia
In Ler hazel eyes. NO. It is the fact.
On that night--that night OF death
he stood before me once again and
bade me farewell for ever in this
world, and then / saw-oh. my God
his murderer spring upon him. and"
And that murderer wasI" her lover
interrupted, quivering with excite
ment.
Unhappily, / do not know-not yet,
at least, but l shall do so some day."
She had risen now, and was standing
before him pale and erect. The long
white pelgnoir that she wore clung to
her delicate, supple figure, making her
look unusually tall and she appeared
to her lover like some ancient classic
hgure vowing vengeance on the guilty.
AS she stood thus, with a fixed look
OF certainty on her face, and prophe-
sled that some day she should know
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