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The Washington times., 1904-11-02
AMBITIOUS TEXAN
AFTER JEFFRIES
c. d. Wetzel, Of Athens, After Heavy
weight Fight Honors-Weighs
zo4 Pounds

DALLAS Texas. Nov. Announce
nlent Is made ia local sporting circles
that Texas may develop pugilist who
is expected 10 capture the Iaurels now.
worn by Heavyweight Champion James
J. Jenries. This embryo prizehghter IS
c. n Wetzel. of Athens, Tex.
He is uweuty-siE years old, weighs 204
pounds and his height is i've feet nine
inches Each of his fists measures six
inches across. WetZel has been IA Dali
las ln company with r. J.. LaughIiu.
II is proposed 20 develop the Athens man
into a fuil-nedged knight of the prize
TIuE-
~ et1el stated 70 newspaper men that
he had beaten every man whom he has
met. and he is looking for a wider field
Ia which 20 practice his abilities. He isl
a native OF Texas his birthplace being
Marlin. and ne has spent All OF his ne
ia this state
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Trains leave Peunsy lvania Station Daily
2.g0 p M.-CHICAGO and ST LOUIS EPE-
CIAL solid vestibulei electric lighted
dining car train 10 81. Louis. with Pull
man SIeepers 20 Louisville. Cincinnati. In
dianapolia. and St Louis ParIor Car
through 10 Virginia Hot Springs week
days. Parlor Cars Cincinnati 10 chi
cago; Dining Car from Washington.
MO j.. Nj. J.. Y. LIMITED. Solid YES
thule. electric lighted. dining car train
70 Cincinnati. with Pullman SIespars 10
Cincinnati Indianapolis. 81, Louis. Lex
iuEt0n, and Louisville. Compartment
Sleeper 20 Virginia Hot Springs daily eN-
cspt Sunday. Sleepers Cincinnati 70
Chicago and ST. Louis. Dining Car.
Reservation and tickets at SIS Pennsylvania
Avenue, 6J3 Fourteenth s rect. near F. and
At the station. Telephone 1850 for Pennsyl-
yania Cab Service. II. W FULLER.
Telephone Main 1906 Genl Passenger AEt.
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HANLON WILL TRAIN
FOR OTHER BOUTS

Eddie Hanion has started into training
Tor an active campaign IN the ring. The
boy wonder intends 40 start all over
again 20 regain his standing in pugtlism.
and viii take on all corners. He has
rested up since his recent battle with
AlcGoEern, and hopes Tor another meet
ing with Terrible Terry
Hanl0ns friends assert that the lad
was not ln the best Of condition when he
met 1lcGOFeru- They point out that af-
ter his bard nEnt Witu Battling Nelson
he should have taken a long vacation.
but instead, made the g. 600 mile journey
10 philadelphia, and ou top OF this be-
gan training an once FOR AcGOveFn.
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE Ell ECTIyE OCTOBER 10. 1905.
Trains leave fCm Pennsylvania station.
WarTentou. DanYiBes and way btationa
LJ.5I A. -. DAiLH-fF aslIngton ana Florida
Limited first-ciass coaches and sleeper 10
Columbia, savannah and Jacksonville. Din
ing Car service
Ilrst-class COACHES and drawing room
sleeper 70 New ORLEANS. Dining car service
491 j, d. WEEK DAfs-Loca4 Tor Harris
s0uburg and way stations on Manassas
as p A. DAILY-LccaI for Warreaton and
800 y. n. DAILY-New York and Atlanta
Express. FiTst-Ciass coach 20 Atlanta
cisco Mondays Wednesdays. ana Friday-s
Dining car service la carte.
Limited lvia Lyucnburg). First-ciass
coach and sleeping car TO Roanoke Knox
yiles Chattanooga. and Memphis sleeper
10 New Orleans. Dining Car service.
10 -45 J.. b. DAILE-WasniHgton and South
western Limited All Pullman train. club
and observation cars 20 Atlanta and Ma
Cou- sIeepers 20 augusta Nashville At
iaEtar Macon, 14eii PMS ella New orleans.
TRAINS on BLlEMONI BRANCH
Leave Washington $40 A. 81, 1880 r. NJ, f:a5
i. H.. 5-05 T.. NJ weeks days for Bluemont:
6.Z5 =. 81. week days lGr Lses6urs only. sun
I. n. for Bluemon-
Through trains from the south arrive
Washington 5;4z A n, 6s5z 4. n. $50 A.
A. 800 Il A ~ ms nom 1ii ana fs s.59 = NJ
II .55 A. NJ, week days and $50 J.. 81
ana 500 p. II. DAILY.
Tickets. sleeping car reservations. ana de-
tailed information can be had at ticket Of
dces. 765 ism ST. Oh Pennsylvania ave. ana
Pennsylvania station. Baggage checked
through from hotels ana residences.
Phone 1870 J.. r. r. Cab Service.
C. n, AChEEsL. General Manager.
s. H. T a - 5Ts :, Pass, Traf. Mgr.
W H. ~ r. -; Gen. Pass Agent.
J.. S. BROWN General Agent.
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YALE TRIES GUARDs-BACK.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov. 2.-Yale
has thought well enough OF PennsyI-
vania's famous guards-back formation
20 try IL on the scrubs Varying the
tackle-oack and end run play, yester-
day with kinney the big left guard,
running with the ball, the varsity
scored q touchdown and made a safety
IN "a brief halL Kinney showed up re-
maFkably well as "a ground gamer. Stew
art. substitute end rush. was PLAYED al
Captain Eiogan's place AT right tackle
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

Ticket Clhce, I47I Penna. Ave.
For Petersburg. Raleigh, Wilmington. Co
lumbia, Savannah Jacksonville. Tampa At
New Orleans
l0.45 a. NJ. DAILY-Seaboard Mail
Through Pullman Buuet 6leepeTs 20 Jackson
vile. Fla. connecting at Hamlet with Pull
man Sleeper 10 Atlanta
200 T. NJ DAILI-Seabord Express Solid
train 70 Jacksonville and Tampa, with Pull-
man SIeepeTs through TO Atlanta Jackson
vile. and Tampa, taking on Cafe Dining
Car q Hamlet
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CANADIAN PACIFIC GATEWAY

Traus-C0utineutat route 10 the Canadian and
United States Northwest, connecting al Van
couEeF with the finest lines Of steamers on
the Pacific Cor China. Japan Philippines
FI5i. Honolulu. Australia and New Zealand.
Tor rates ana information apply 10
ID. II. MORSE. Il. a. =. A.
l4th and New York ave, Bond Building.
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT
THOMAS J. FISHER & co, NC,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, AND IESUR-
ANCE, 1il4 ST. n. W.
TELEPHONES 81. g4s AND NJ. S59S-
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FOR sALE-Lors.

Of land containing about 1900 FEET, fr5Tfs
on two streets and an avenue. total frorrs 81
OF $40 feet. viii divide into Ig Iots F5r
ulauuIacturlhs plant requiring Ifgrt and am
pie frontage this is a SURPRISING slte- rrirs
65 cents per foot GEO. W. LTNKTra ld5
18Th Et. nv. 49, e-
FOR SALE-TO close an estate offer TO-
gether or separately. eight lots. valued s4 q
total Of SCI, 900. situated near Columbia Rod
car line. would consider HAYS C8ns1Iidsf-T
Mining stock. al So per share, as part Ts5-
menti proposition submitted on request Af-
dress BOX so, this Office uog-9f
FOR sALE-At Del Ray. Va. two choice lots
centrally located. Address BOX 355. this Oh
fee. uol-st
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR AN uulncumbered suburban tract or
home. Weil-estabiished, dividend-paytug
stock. Address BOX 10. Washington city
FOR EXCHANGE
= ACRE 6-room dwelling; near steam
and electric cars rent. IS per month. Want
building lots
ATKINSON & BALLARD Co.
lflI q 81. ~. ". oc28-tf
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.
COME OUT SUNDAY
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS.
81 DOWN 81 PER MONTH
No IuteFest-NO Taxes

81 DOWN 81 PER MONTH
No Iuterest-No Taxes
WASHINGTON CITY PROPERTY.
Fire and Police Protection.
City Collection and Delivery OF Mail.
Lots z5El00 10 200 feet in depth.
S1-fODI STREETS. 15-FOOT ALLEYS
ONE CAR FARE.
hhEDueTtes VIII meet you Sunday.
End OF car Line at Congress Heights,
From +. NJ until G P NJ
tOur squares from end Of car line
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS Co,
Fnone 81. l1J5. Sl8 Z ST. y. W
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
BACHEL0R APARTMENTs.

% r STREET 81 W.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH JUST con-
PLETED, AND WITH EVERY KNOWN
CONVENT EECE- SD Up. CENTRAL
LOCATION. Apply 70 Janitor, On prem
Uses. OF % owner. ROOM 800. 81 1&th
ST. NV. oc4-tr
FOR RENT-Two front apartments in TaH
Lorraine, 1414 Park St. Mount Pleasant
Each ave rooms and tiled bath. Price. $50 90
The Lorraine IS one of the AIonzo .. Bliss
F5ropertfes. thoroughly modern. conducted b.
owner. agent visits property daily
See Jauit0r or y. T. COW IN Bliss Build-
FOR RENT-Desirable four-room apartments
1alZlE I4I6. and IaI8iz Duncan ST. ne. only
sl8 81: also 1926 = 81 ne. four rooms and
hath, only 81 81. MOORE 6 HILL fInc)s
III l4th st. lol-sL
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BIRDS. DOCS. Erc.

FOR SALE-Young parrots. canaries. rab-
bits guinea pigs. dogs. cats. and pets of an
kinds. Hlrcs boarded for the summer.
6cHMID'S BIRD STORE az lZth 81. NV.
aud s5l II 81 uss sez9-tE
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FOR sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR sALE.-Farms ana country homes. near
81 Washington. u. g.. send stamp for bulletin
7 00J farms Tor sale and exchange. BOOTHS
Farm AGENCY. 10Th and u SITS. NV oc27-It
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DANCING

ORDWAY DANCING SCHOOL. Prof yyy-STD
HAM, Coufad. Vet. Hail entrance All mn
st. uW.J. Every Tuesday and Friday even
ing. Beginners class. 1880 advanced s. IL
soc per lesson. or six lessons. $50 Win
music Class now forming. Also private
lessons oc3J-7t
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Every day ia the year from foot OF nm
st Tor Fort Monroe Norfolk NeWDaTf
- News. and All points south. by The SUI
uerb. powerful steel palace steamer
- Newport News" Norfolk % and
Washington.
Llv Alexandra b.. q 100 pn Nv. NorIolk......6 ON
Ar FL. Monros 200 am Ly TT, Monroe. II On
Az NOrfolk. ...-.S 100 ana Ar Alexandria $50 am
AT, FoTtsInouti--9 ~ an AT. washing toni am
EsTThrOugh connection made al Nor
- folk with steamers OF Old Dominic.
chants and Miners steamships FOR Bos-
ton.
- For further information appi,y nj
- general ticket once. lG5 l4th 81. Col
orado Building tteiephoug Main-22s)
OF 5th ST. wharf telephone Maiu-5I60)
JNO- CALLAHAN
"a v. Pres & Gen. Mgr
". II. CALLAHAN Gen. Pass. Agt.
dez9-tt
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
HERE7S A PROPERTY SNAP.

splendid six-room house on seth e.
Pressed brick front Deep lot,
a BARGAIN AT..--....-.........-. Al so
The Miller Shoemaker l'e1i l I-stats %.
MAIN OFFICE. 1879 ga 81. Phone w 10
First Ward Branch once Pa. ave. and Rock
GTeek. Phone West Ga. OCzs-tf
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LOANS on STOCKS. BONDS. REAL Is
rars Trusts Bldg. and Loan Assn. Shares
syndicate Certifs-. Warehouse Receipts. LEFE
INSURANCE POLICIES etc Reasonable
rates. square dealing 40-zz MetEeEOtt BLDG
no + 81 nv. Phone 6ll- g. A. BAKER
Broker and Fiscal Agent ss-a-U
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FOR sALE-HoUSES.
$3.50.
NEW HOUSES. EASY TERMS.
Near Union Station.

In the very best through street In
Eastern section. Near car line. New,
two-story and cellar, pressed bay-windoW
brick houses Very large parking. Large
rear yards TO paved alley Six laTses
bright rooms and reception hail and tiled
bath Furnace heat. Cellar under en-
tire house
AN IDEAL HOME IN
SPLENDID LOCATION.
WILL RENT FOR $3.50 PER MONTH
BUILT BY
THE MOST RELIABLE OF BUILDERS
JOSEPH /. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER COZ + st. y. W.
ocS6-lE
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

Farm or l06 ACRES on turnpike. excellent
ly located between Hsrndon and Great Falisi
good land plenty timber, two small houses.
new large barn. bargain al 5000 excellent
orchard TOWER co. GIL 9Th NV. oC5l-5t
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MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates Of interest. Payment on prin-
cfual in amounts Of 500 or more received Il
any Interest period THE p H SAITH
COMPANY, Bond Building hos New YORK
ave. nv.
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real e.
tate AT T. 81. ana per cent interest eps-
ciaI privileges with respect TO pElor payments
I.arEe amounts q Speciality. TYLER g.
RUTHERFORD 1901 T s. NV oclo-tf
MONEY no LOAN-s250 20 $4,000 on -. G.
real estate Interest low and all transac-
lions conducted with economical consideFa-
zion Tor borrowers
va h SAUNDERS q CO.
1a97 Z St n W
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. u-g5 up: house paint
ms lowest 54s IA 81. ne. CARLISLE BROS.
Phone r. 1885. szaI-2t
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

THE DORCHESTER.
NEW STEAA f-HEATED APARTMENTS
rooms and cabinet kitchen. SO S12 SIS.
LARGE. LIGHT ROOMS. Elegant bath.
Public laundry. Hot s-ater furnished.
JanitOr Service. Telephone. Etc.
HIGHEST REFERENCES REQUIRED
BLOCKS FROM AGRICULTURAL
DEPT. and BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
18th and MARYLAND AVE. s. W
KARRICK & METCALF'. 1893 G n. W.
se25-tf
FOR REET-Ws have several very deslr-
able fats or four rooms ana hath poFceIain
bathtubsi wash stand ana modern ouen
plumbing nicely papeTeG: located near cara,
Northeast; rents, Sl5 and $3.50 per month.
EDWARDS & REEVES, Inc 614 18th st. NV.
auZ5-tf
FOR RENT-Flats. sth and K sts ne, near
"a 81. cars Five rooms each Heat and
hot water furnished Two private yards and
Two private porchss 10 each fat. Front and
rear entrance. School on same block open
t1r inspection. See man on premises OK
~. y COHENs s. = ST NV. Bliss Building.
ssz1-tf
FOR RENT-I45 4 st. NV. I'VE rooms and
bath heat furnished $40 LOUIS j. SHOE
MAKER, 90 ST. nv. n0l-3t
FOR RENT-FiYs rooms ana bath. 1913 1sh
ST. SIS LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. go II ST.
NV. a0l-8t
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FOR SALES 5O0-AN ideal. HOME. WEST
OF 18th ST. BEST HOUSE on THE
HEIGHTS for the money others just Ike
1T are selling Tor s., 900. it has rooms,
large pantry good closets, handsome TIED
Tar under entire house. The finish and
decorations are the best. with irst-class
cabinet mantels and fixtures. Terms ar
H. r. HowENsTEIN s. co, 1919 + st.
nol-u
FOR sALE-Don't! Don't! Don't. Don't pur-
chase a house FOR q home OF investment Wltn-
out seeing our large list Of bargains send
postal card for list. STONE q FAlkt Ak
S04-S T st. NV ocal-I
FOR sALE-In the Northwest section.
$500
Brick store and dwelling Of 10 rooms
Lot 20x1z5; wide alley. The owner says
viii rent readily for SIS per month. This
MOORE < HILL Qnc.). III l4th 81. NV.
FOR sALE-Cheap az $500.
Rents FOR $3.50 a month
six rooms; brick; bath bay window:
lot 16x75i alley on lettered street,
near l4th ST. NV
MOORE 81 HILL Qnc.). III 14th ST. NV.
FOR sALE-CHEAP AT s.. $50
Rents for so 10 a white tenant.
six-room brick on a Iettered street,
near 18th St; good size yard. Alley. Bay
window.
MOORE & HILL Unc). III 18th 81. NV.
gcZ9-Lf
CALL FOR OUR LIST or HOMES
AND INFESTM ENTS 80 THE BEST
on THE MARKET
MOORE & HILL qnc.). u7 I4th st. nv.
ocE9-u
NEAR s2d ST. \. w.-Corner store: rooms
and BATH cellar. Rent SIS per month
Price, Sc, 500
o. ST. S. W--Ftve frames. Rent. 81 50 each
Price wanted for all $500
TWO-FA8fILY APARTMENT HOUSE. n. ".
Rent $50, Price. s. 500.
THE HARRISON BROWNING CO.
500 @ St. y. ". Oc23-6t
FOR sALE-I have a number OF Desirable
and expensive houses Tor sale IN the North
west section Call or write 10 HENRY
WELLS, 1910 sen St. NV. oci5-tf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

H YOU WANT to enter or go out OF bust
ness, call on me. i buy and sell an kinds OF
active, reliable. established business. GRANT
PARISH ll29 New YORK ave OC20-30t
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PRoPosALs

EXECUTIVE OFFICE COMMISSION
EkS OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM-
BIA, Washington, October 81. 1904 Pro
posals VIII be received at this office
until NOON NOVEMBER -. 1904. for
furnishing the nTe department with
COO feet more or less. Of rubber and
cotton hose Full iafOrmatioa and spec
lncatiOus can be Obtained frCm the chief
engineer of the IRE department HENRY
y. u. 1IACFARLAND. HENRY l.
WES-, JOHN BIUDLEs Commissioners,
D. G. Oc31-st
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FOUND

tOLND-Ihe best and cheapest place % get
your roof painted. drop postal 1871 Huntoon
A-@.e s.- MOIST
EDWN J. MAY House Painter, 5th and
stteLeen So NV ana Z5z5 Tth ST. my. Phone
-'YiH I'D no2-iJt
FOUND-Au opportunity 10 sen Chiclets by
q live druggist It
NATIONAL OYSTER HOUSE Oysrers
shucAso direct from the shell iu your pres
North lz76-M n.5g-5f
BUSINESS CARDS 1000 l50: none bet
HAYS. IS J. NV oc:I-6t
GET THE BEST FRIED OYSTERS In the
city a. MAJ. HACEIt'S. I4ZI-23 Il 81 ne zoe
q dozen. iu box oc4-sgt
FOUND-The way 20 get rid OF rats See
BAECLAHr The Ferret Man 81 I.ouisfana
ave. mh@i-tf
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WAsHINGTON. d. c.. POsTOFFICE NO
TICE.-shouId De read daily. as changes may
occur at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatches % the
ports Of sailing daily and the schedule Of
closings Is arranged on the presumption OF
their uninterrupted overland transit For the
week ending November 6, 1904. the last COM
nesting closes viii be made from the MAIN
OFFICE as follows:
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WANTFD-HOUSES.
VANTED-EIousa with large yard. suitable
Tor chickens. city or suburb low rent Adj
dress BOX 1d5, this ONCE. II
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PRINTING

Always Busy-TheFe's a Reason. %
II. i. DARLING. PRINTER, SO j. q. n1R
Phone Main I213-M Bea for Price Prompt.
ness. and Satisfaction salE-tf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-04

CoNrrACl WIN = EOBBTR CHIFF.
H sARNEY broke the spell OF 81
yig5Js9Hs]s7S Il thought you would soc
G!Gs.L.!s11I daylight Now that we agroc.
let US so On and pan We nuyl not
lose ssht OF The fac, that we are deal.
ing with uu..nown Quantities. We haN .
no method Of learning Just where the
girls are. We must lse measures that
Will assist us. What WAS your idea
when YOU spoke Of hccomin. traitorf'
Il become a traitor the moment
give you yorr liberty and accompany
you upon the prescribed ground OF Ro
khara."
'Yon must go oven further than that
We must use the rOhhurN.
"Palpak. must at least send him
and his brothers to Titls."
You will thon throw aside tho one
staff tina. can assist MS over the diff
Guilty
"What use can the rohhcrs be 10 u.s."
This fellow IalI8h il cpief OF u elan
called Xanuucks, who hate the ancCr
and hll those who are faithful to him.
"f'' ''"'D '"''" '"'NI'S }" 'h' cave
- n''"'N ''' "l"''' "N" Su'' 'A'
VI infant '|'S '""' '"' |"'''''''NS can
Nv. p"N' Nv '"A rH '''' '"'Hs "lN'N'
'u.'l''"' '"'V'' ""' - ''c r'"Hoh me
'n''' S''NS l" TO" 'H' H"''el ana ms
I""p' !" IF'n'nrs' me N"hnu'NS'
",i'. Is "''''' no' "''''"'' 10 h''p US
II 10y helping Us he could work injury
=" ,',' '''''''' ,'''", 7, ''' Io.'oerS 'her
''',''"'"' l''' '''"' ''N' 'u''r poo'l 10
''.'' Pr'I'' "' '"''''''"u n"' '''y as
''' W. ~ f'''"'- '"' ~
i''' '"o"r'' Il" nave A''"cNcd
'''s.''' P'H "'"F'''S'
w. '''" ''''' 80" "'"'' wv '"'"
,,, wv" ~" -, lux W l"," w"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-08-04

|
| talk. Yet, as against this duty, the
| girl | love is in the hands of the 30
/ kharans. You. the man who is most
| wanted in riils ana these robbers are
! The Orly mon on earth who can help
me. For, once the girls are on Boliharan
soil | am helpless"
/ "Hclplcss?"
II cannot stir regiments TO cross the
| border. The order must come from St
! Petersburg by the time we get that
order the girls will be married to the
! princes"
"1'hat is what have been striving 10
! show You the usolossness of your
! duty In this case. claim your duty is
TO 90 after tine girls"
| "lmpossiblc. There is secret corps
for such work / MO not soldier once
of Russian soil unless sent there"
"Who asked YOU to he n soldier? Come
wta me. Let lis rescue the girls Alma
has really comrlittcd crime. sup
pose, but we must risk the danger of
Tihis. III take care OF that part when
we get the girls"
You would try to would
even try 10 kill Inc to escape"
Nonsense II Won will assist in res
cCing the girls and let Alma JurnicT
escape, will 30 back to 1ihis with you
and take my incidence"
you would risk death and disgrace
for the girl you love-
Yes. I'd risl, hell for the Girl
love"
THAT IS love That Is love. II IS as
I feel myself. Let me think! What
problem for n man 10 solve.'
He abruptly left Harvey. who sat
down. preferring 10 let OrskoH work
out the problem himself. Orskoff paced
gravely up and down, never once look
Ing at Harvey.
Have you PLAN" he asked sud.
denly, stopping before Harvey
Give me your answer to the prob
lon You have set out to solve. and
will give YOU the plan have thought
Of"
Again that mOnotunous pacing up
and down the deck 1t seemed TO Irons
as though the Russian WAS growing
older looking e-rh moment Again the
feN"rISh eyes and working lips 1t
came to an end 4, last With sigh
rs If exhausted OrSkot1 dropped into
the chair by the side Of Irons.
well | have fought the fight" he
said YEARLY
And WON" asked Harvey.
"No. God knows it is no victory,
have lot sly patriotism goes down
before ry love. | am ~ Russan
know tho RUssian crucllics 10 those
who defy the car. know the pitlces
rule that lrcnks The hearts and destroys
tie lives ~ those who even permit a
cuprit to escape knowing This know
ing The punishment, tho disgrace, the
horror Of trcarhcry have resolved to
become Il traiior,'
"A traitor. what nonsense"
Yes, traito" 10 the Gar, You and
| viii soon be under the same con
d"mna1ion. Wc VIII 70 together 20 the
very thrnnn Of HohnurA if necessary
and rescue those we love or die in the
attempt. 1t is settled will not turn
bpcE"
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CLAHTER w

TIE ATTACK ON THE CARAVANS.
HyY1N the morning, after waiting
El 4 and watching all night. the
RHsr,.} caravan was discovered slow
Sss;...sa.:s.J ly making its way along the
pass. Palpak called Harvey ami Ors.
koif TO him at the edge of the cliff.
eve will attack the caravan in this
way" he said. MY men arc now di-
vidod, and one half is under my broth
cr Domitan, who is very tX,yc and Il
good Offices His section Vii 20 M
the pass TO head OF The camcls if they
bolt and run beyond our reach. MY
own section will attack at this spot.
You will I've with me"
Il should say So" said Harvey. eve
want TO be In this business from start
10 finish"
"But it would be safer to remain hid
den"
ut would be impossible. OrskoT is
a lighting man and would not remain
idle while his sweetheart is in dan
ger, ! am not fighting man, but
could not remain in hiding while you
were fighting for the girl | love-
Domitan came W.
1T will be well for MS to plan, my
brother" he said. THE caravan will
soon be here"
I'VE have already planned" said
PalpaN sternly. "You will take your
men farther up the pass. Lie in wait
there. If the camcls bearing the .oung
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h" SIp.a 90 trc caravans We Will
ny no taxes 10 The Gucrr. bat will give
I'm hattl" i'm the mountains and XIII
MS soldiers. And ,hnu American and
NlSrovi'e, shalt N,'ome ny slaves and
wait upon me in tV palace / VIII
/ .ui'd. | shall not De called chicf, but
ling. and the pfctt.e,t Of the girls wa
have rescued from the BoEharans shall
| be my queen
"Nonscnsc" said Harvey. Your
brother promised jhat we should he
sent to the coast ~afolE."
let my brother fulGll his promise.
am chief and thou art now my prls
oncrs. Obey me or thy life will go az
! did my brothors.'
Harvey made gesture rs If 10 draw
his pistol. and Domitan sprang upon
him.
"Thc other, Soizc the other, Bind
them both" he cried
Alma and Koura screamed with ter.
ror as they saw their gallant lovers al.
most buried under the Xannuchs that
| hurled themselves upon th.E4 In a
/ few minutes Harvey and Orsk0n were
securely bound
"IDogs Of uuheliovcrs" cried Domi.
tan. shatiug hi, fist In their faces.
"Thou iijerforol with my plans be.
fore. Remember The cave, Sow will
| pay n good coin, Slaves forever
shalt thou s"r,c rn.'
Harvey d.l not answer He looked
at Alma. THE poor girl was trembling