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Judge i &c ! R isyF = T. eTd!sps' q
Dr. THOMAS Dudley Merrick returned g
Il sys82 hns MAJ Y
silver tea is to be Eivssnn T ,inI,a !,
Mrs. Lewis Booker at the University OF o.
s mass fes sss's MIS- Booker
md her family hays not ceanea 70 regret
here. is now at Tuxedo n. =. where I, l,s
Mrs sp aSsspSr s sSsRRns Sues ! -
Miss orsH23Se 6 Trs Mddy Of ,,e Wtnf fhem
s SEX ss v fss F SE s Ssre he s'
The first Of the Monday germans Ii,
ming i, the Hotel lselyIaere Deb1itaptes
R Rs v4 afaaoa 1ss.s bSpe{h1 yGnss
FUSE l,S SaSSnanSeEf a
1ami1'Sn Mi ars sae Bird Mar
Dora Dennis, Katharine 5Gber. Louise Lev.
sf'as si MlafGy nsas;e'0n D''na Reward
Miss Edith Devereaux chrp. Of New
& York, now the Countess Rougemont
whose marriage was a fashionable event
5of Tuesday, has been specially fortunate
" the number md elegance OF her we'd
presents 10 his bride include a Louis XVI.
dog collar Of diamonds Of beautiful de-
sign, with pear shaped pendants OF soll-
and q long ring Of green enamel and dia-
monds, which has been III the Du Temple
family for moro than three hundred
years. nm g.
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people were prescnt. and the boxes which were
sold brought Eood prices. At 10 O'Clock 10.
chocolate and cakes were served Among
those present were Misses tAddie Eubank. Nell
Josie Eubank on Mitchell. Gay Lynch, Agnes
White, Mrs. Ben Adams. Mrs Norbert LII
cord. Mrs. Williams. and Mcssrs. Oscar
Adams. Lnwood IItdler, Roy Bagby, Leslie
Franck. Robert Davis. Ben Adams. Herbert
I.ucord and Mesnrs. Mcdowell. sihley. WILL
lams and many others. g5t
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. Mercereau- Woodward.

The engagement is announced Of Miss
Anna B, Woodward, of staunton. Va.
hamton, N. Y.
The wedding, which will be very quiet
one, will takS place at the home Of tho
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph b.
Woodward, of Stanton. Va, on Thurs
day morning, December ed. After a
Northern tour, Mr. and Mrs. Mercercau
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alumnae in the city rs possible, but as
the register is ms vet incomplete some
names may have been omitted. Every
member Of the alumnae is urged TO attend
in view Of this explanation. even though
the Committee on Invitation may not
as yet hav.s their names on the register.
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Invitations Recalled.

n owing to the Illness or theirT9 son,
Latane, Governor and Mrs. Montague
have been forced to recall the invitations
to the fifteenth anniversary Of their mar,
|riage; which they expected to celebrate
on Saturday evening next.
Tho little boy has n case Of scarlet
fever. which. while not at all serious SO
far. has given his parents untold anxiety.
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ccmbcr 9th, at s: 80 o'clock, at the home
OF Mrs. Il. B, Meade. No. 0 North Sixth
street, for tie benefit Of the shelterlng
Arms Those taking part are Miss Ellen
Meade, Miss Lucy Tatum, Miss Isabel
Walker; Messrs, Robert Alsop, Madison
Macon, sHarmer Meade and Marshall Gill
liam.
The entertainment promises to be very
pleasant and amusing, and it is hoped
that a large crowd will be present, as the
proceeds are to go to the Shelterlng Arms
aEInSpital. ~ ".
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IN 1icholson street ,on account OF Illness.
oi ~. SS TIaynf OF Malvern Hill, Is waiting
l;t e t sister L: q Nicholson
Street y /, 8. X, iv,,n. svroroan's
christian Temperance Union WILL meet TO- niknt
a. tho residence Of Mrs Henry Hill onS STATE
Street, 55 I, . ,,,,,.o .va Ec1ea nci
81 liz occupants Saturday night by Unknown i,y,n
nersony NJ Three hens and rooster were ste
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Christmas Sale

Tho Junior Auxiliary Of Holy Trinity.
Church will have sale Of fancy Christ.
mas articles and serve refreshments in
the parish house Of the church Friday,
December 9th, from 4 to s P. M. The
members OF the auxiliary hope to see
their friends OH that occasion.
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Woman's College Receptions

The Alumnae Association Of tho Wo-
mans College will give reception to
tho class Of 1905. in the college parlors on
Friday, December 9th, from to p. NJ.
Cards have been sent to as many OF the
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Personal Mention.

Il Mrs. ]. Thompson Brown, Of Bedford
Miller at No. Ell shafer Street,
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n Last evening at s. o'clock, In st. Bar
th loe, s. S Church. Brooklyn, y.
Mi. 4 William Henry. Harrison. Jr. Of
Charlotte n. c. and Miss Mary Ba Ten
John Francis Pugh, Of Brooklyn, were
United in marriage. Miss I, Helen, West st
hrideEroom, was one Of the bridesmaids.
and Mi. George HarrlsoI, Of Petersburg,
a brother Of the bridegroom; was best
tie 18th Of January at Charlotte, N. c..
MI. Harrison is a brother Of Mrs. John
A. Coke. Jr., of Richmond.
Miss Agnes Drewry, Of Centralia, will
leave this week to be the guest OF Miss
Anne Sallcy In Newport News.
Mr.. Asburg Kern. Of Winchester, Va,
has been elected preside Of IN. Jeiter-
Literary Society Of ne tI|nivers sesi
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ana their voices ringing welcome to
their countrymon. Alleyne rode across %
John, while Sir. Hugh @alyerley followed
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was taking advantage Of the rainy
weather to close them out. He had the
window rugged up with tank bottom.
and it was my Susy's Job to stand there
all day, dressed In rubber coat and
hood complete, with only her eyes show
ing, while water ran all over her from
the nozzle Of hose hitched to the
ceiling. The thing took fine, and she
had crowd in front Of the window all
day long. She didn't move. only her eyes.
which turned regularly every half min
ute, like they were clock-work, and she
had the whole town guessing whether she
was n real live woman or only an autom-
atom. 1t wasn't SO comfortable as the
Northerland work, and never saw why
she didn't catch her death OF cold, but
she did have on what was probably the
only macintosh in the lot that didn't
leak. The fellow sold them like hot waf-
files.
Sue stopped her eyes for half second
when she saw me. and | took that as
an encouragement. But she kept her jaw
shut, as usual, and / says to myself she
won't escape me this time. Nothing VEN
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rock to rock and come TO Meredith
1T seems" he said, that We have been
wasting considerable amount of time"
II very nearly wasted powder and
shot" replied Jack, significantly indicat-
ing his rifle,
Il saw you twice, and raised my rifle;
your breeches are Just the color of a
young doe Are you -Aeredith? My name
Is Oscard. -
"Ah! Yes. am Meredith, / am glad
10 SEQ you
They shook hands. There was a twin
kle In Jack Meredith's eyes, but Oscard
was quite grave. His sense OF hnmor
was not very keen, and Was before all
things n sportsman,
j left the canoes a mile below Msala
and landed 10 shoot deer we saw drink
ing, but | never saw him afterwards.
Then heard you and | have been
stalking yOu ever since"
But | never expected you 80 soon you
were not due tin-look" Jack Whispered,
suddenly.
Oscard turned on his heel, and the 'ueNt
instant their two riiles rang out through
the forest stiffness In one nhnrp crack.
Across the stream, ten yards behind the
spot where DISCARD had EMERGED from
the brush, a leopard spran2 into the air.
five Meet from the ground. with hca1
thrown back and paws c!awlng at tAe
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CHAPTER xlI-continued,)

1t was terribly hot, and all the while
Night was stalking westward on the sum
mits OF the trees with stealthy tread.
While absorbed in the lntrlcacIes OF
pursuit while anathematlzing tendrils and
condemning thorns to summary judgment
Jack Meredith was not losing sight of
his chance of getting back To the little
village OF Msala, He knew that he had
only 10 follow the course OF the stream
downward retracing his steps until
Junction with tho Ogowe River vas eff
feeted, In the meantime his lips were
parted breathlesslN and there was
light In the quiet eyes which might have
startled some of his well-bred friends
could they have seen 1t.
Al last ne came 10 AN open space made
by slip OF the land into the bed of the
river When Jack Meredith came 10 this
he stepped out OF The fhiclSet and stood
in the open awaiting the approach Of his
stealthy prey. The sound Of Its footballs
was just perceptabe. slowly dim!nish.
ing the distance that divided them. Then
the trees vera parted. and tall, fair
man stepped forward onto the opposite
bank
Jack Meredith bowed grsvely, and the
other sportsman seeing The absurditY Of
the situation, burst into hearty laughter.
In q moment or Two he bad leapea from
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quest which they were about to under
take there need be no question Of FIRST
and last; that they were merely two men,
good or bad, competent or incompetent,
but through all equal.
Neither of them suspected that the
friendship thus strangely inauguratcd a
the rifles mouth was 10 run through a
longer period than the few months re-
Qured to reach tho plateau--that 1t was.
In fact, TO extend through that long eX-
petition over a strange country that we
call Life, and that 1t was to stand the
greatest test that friendship has to meet
with here on earth.
1t was almost dark when at last they
turned to 20, Jack Meredith carrying the
skin over his shoulder and Leading the
way There was no opportunity for con-
ytrShtlon, as their progress was neccs-
sarlly very difficult, Only by the pratt
NJ Of The stream We're they able to make
sure ~ Keeping In the right direction.
uach mad thousand questions to ask
the other. They were total stransers;
hut It Is not ono hnds, by conversation
that men get to know each other. A
common danger common pleasure, n
common puFsut--these are the touches
OF nature b9 which men are drawn to-
Gcihcr lDto inc NllsIllP oi ilulual estes'n
once they gained the banks OF the Og-
owe their progress was quicker, and by
nine O'Clock they reached the camp at
MHnla Victor Durnoyo was stu nj work
euperintondns the discharge Of tho bpg-
gage and stores from the large trnding-
cauocs% They heard the shouting and
Z chultGring before coming IN sight Of the
camp, and one voice raised ansrily above
! thr othors.
= Ia that Durnovo's voice. asked Mere
DIN
Ycs," answered his companion, art
IS.
/ n was new voice, which Meredith
hHd not heard before When they shouted
10 announce their arrival It was suddeh-
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SKIN and a distinct sense Of enjoyment
Trulv Tho modern English gentleman
'''' ~ n,,aro ,s nothng
IS strange peihs' ,n,,,, d, ~ ,,,e
his soul taxes SO mucn aelisha - ." S, ~
process OF getting nor a,,u t''s u .l,,,
and II convenient, soiie"ita' sadtf 49,,
airy, You cannot eaucatv .''e ". - -.
out of him Try as you@,' nia o. 90 s ,.iy1
blessings let us IN az hu'''p'e'''S' ttf'
thanks 10 Heaven.
This was the bringing tosetner OF 1a ,,,,r.
MeFedi.h and Guy oscara,is"o inem W S,Ho
loved ne same woman. i ,t, IT, 'ta fin
by slhe ana Jnek MfI 'ieta u,W'
man, ne accomplishing. saen as, -,
OF me "orln VINO sio0u san" ,,re a. ,,' myns
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nor the fact that she was sucli q fa-
vorite as to be able to guarantee at least
forty votes n day in the contcst--it
wasn't them that laid mo out There was
another factor In her general get-up that
welded my heart to hers, the way you
hypnotze n sRtbe from Nilpitas with d.
patent pain pill 1t was the fact and cir
cumstancc that hero was woman, aud
a good locker Mt that who was perfectly
happy to sit In a chair fifteen hours Il
day without indulging In the nit and
science Of talk. 1t was her superhuman
power Of holding her jnw-her resistance
to the most harnssing Of female COM
plants conversation.
YOU know what / think Of language.
AS Il general thing and as h. CONNER
cial proposition It's MS much better than
silence as night Is more attractive than
day to most high spirited folks. But
talk Is one Of them things that can be
uverdone, and handling It MS / do, all day
long working 1t so as to pay, on an aver
age, OF "a thousand words. l hnte to
see It wasted. have use for every word
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front to demonstrate the treatment and
it really was Susie. all right. ana as
usual, she had her mouth shut. circum-
stance or incident that didn't fan TO
notice and observe.
After the cappers had started the seilihg
i hung around to see II Sue recognized
me, but she was mighty. careful not TO
show signs Of life, and had to brace
the orator for an introduction but he was
leary of me. partly from professional
jcalousy-I'm known as a household word
all over the country-and partly, sue
tells me, owing to the fact That WIGS
arc hot and you can't get a demon
strator to keep them on when they're
not working. So | waited for better
chance
Soon | heard the Northerland sisters
concern was going to milwaukee,, and u
section with the Herbs of Life. But
was determined TO follow the silent beau
IS. and so sold out my stock and bought
up n lot Of novelties, among which me
best seller was combination instrument
that would do thirteen different things
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speak. and when 1t comes to living IN
the same house with a woman who thinks
that CUFF Is noting but something that
makes the pendulum of a clock go,
why 1t Just naturally jolts me.
So, having found woman that couid
bottle her instincts to make needless re-
marks, ! was for marrying her. But pc
fore had a chance or an opportunity
to even make her acquaintance outside
OF the show. the beauty contest busted,
and whle ! was selling the cradicator
Sue HaLIsy vanished into the great UNI
known, as Robert G. Hngersoll says.
But I had bought q picture Of the Fin
nish paragon, and many time nights
I'd stand it up on the restaurant table
and think what a great and good thing
IT would be for me If I had a 1.-Two one
like that to do the loving and tender
getting supper for me the way that moth
er used TO cook 1t, and nothing about
how Mrs. Higgly's chickens were all over
the turnip patch, and how many men
went by the house that afternoon, the
story Of every new baby, and how did |
like her go-to-meeting gown, and II not,
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WHY hot2 And sometimes W ana =,
We ~ the big fair closed workedE norm
doihe the Indian doctor in spee'acles anu
ions non, selling the herbs Of nue. q sure
cure for coughs, colds cntarrfi ana nc an
infections OF the throat and bronehlni
l w done a great business auu ll'reo
a. colored Jubilee singer to do Turns o''
the banjo
), When. struck Minneapolis there was vas, a
seven Northerlhnd Sisters lialr Keneuy
outfit IN a show window, win y com
1n m orator Oh tho outside givl1s q
good tnlk, 5as II soon acknowiedged,
though. as a rule, I'm hard to suit , when
y comes down toga heightened anu qisnl
fed sidewalk lecture. | admit, ! 70.
some points, and though was OF co ,,l.s
listening more than seeing I, WASH lohs
before betame aware ana cpns.uous
or the fact that the third Northerlaiu sls s
ter, counting from the tall end. was re-
maFrkably similar in form and flsure 20
sue Handy. They stood back to, ana nc
of course hair amt SO much of q PROOF,
but after a while the row turned round round
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thinness OF space with grand free sweeps.
The beast fell with thud, and lay still
dead
The two men clambered across the
rocks again, side by side. While they
stood over the PROSTATE form of the
leopard-beautiful, inoompnrably grace
full and sleek even In dcath-Guy Oscard
stole n sidelong glance al his companion.
He was modest man. and yet he knew
that he was reckoned among the big
| game hunters OF the age, This man had
! fired as quickly as himself, and there
! were two small trcking holes In the
+ animals head.
While he was being quietly scrutinized
/ Jack Meredith stopped down, and, talk
Ing the leopard beneath the shoulders,
4 lifted 1t bodily back from the pool Of
blood.
pity TO spoil the skin he explained,
ms he put fresh cartridge into ha
rifle.
Discard nodded In an approving way
He knew the weight OF full-Grnwn male
leopard, all muscle and bone ard he was
one Of those old-fashoned persons men,
Toned IN the Scriptures as taking de-
light IN n mans logs-0r his arms, so
long as they were strong,
Il auppose' he said quietly, we had
better skin him here
AS he spoke be drew II long hunting
knife, and, slashng down bunch Of tho
maidenhnlr fern that grow IKE Eetlica
around them. he wiped the blood gently,
almost additionally, from the lcopnrd's
cat-lIke face,
There waW about these two mon a
strict attention 10 thr matter In hind
mutual and common respect for all
things pertaining 10 sport. quiet sense
OF settling down without delay 10 the
regulation OF necessary detall that prom
lied well for any future interest they
might have In common.
30 these hehiy.educated young gen
tlemen turned up ihclr zlceYea and steep
Cd themselves to the elbow IN gore. More,
over, they did /, with q certain technical
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beside Meredith, as he labored along

beside Meredith as he labored along
heavy-footed,
.'They are the jolliest little souls I'M
aginable," continued JACK Mereolth.
mrhere,H he said to them when they mao
reached the doorstep run away 20 YOU
n,other-.very fine ride-no! no more to-
,,nht, I'm aweary-you understand
.aweary! - ,anaa,ed tba
3,ittje things, standing before him IN N
fantile rude rotundlty, looking up with
bright eyes. ,,,ht E,r, ~,
tinondas-g goodnight. Aantlpps. G,ve 70
anod hap. most stout MYSTERIOUS!
sy 20 stonped and gravely shook hands
win each one In turn, and atter lorc-
~ q uke ceremonial upon Guy oseara'
they reluctantly withdrew ..
..G,hey have not Joined us, suppose
sa,d DISCARD as he followed his conpah-
ion into the house. 40, ,,.,a
mot yet, They live III TINS p.aee;
stor,us. / understand. takes care OF
M nv n,other, who In her turn takes care
- ne h,s house. IIe is one and hal1
~ 49, oscard seemed to have inherited
Ivy n,,nd inuuisitiye from his learned
amer ,nu He asked another question later
'.'.yyho is that woman?" he SAID, QUE ths
doorway doc way through which the oD'ec som os
his curiosity had passed WIN eoAe
p'a arhat is the mother Of the stout Mes.
torius,' ansWerea
He spoke quietly looking straight l J N
,,nnt Of him; and Joseph. who was draw.
inp' a cork at the back of the rooni' was
Wa m,,nrn vas little pause, during which
rnirnnvo drank slowly. Then Guy os-
ca nIf She cooked the dinner he SAID
..she knows her business
1To be Continued Tuesday2
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THE REIGN OF QUEEN LSYL--''

beside being an ornamental pockets
Knife, md containing a small microscope
ical view Of Niagara Fails by moonlight,
Happy Sam, the Plantation Banjo ksiingl
having been caught helping himself i',s
rather too freely to my small Stock OF
snake medicine, I fired him, and secured
The serviccs OF a good, reliable glass enter
for side attraction.
We'll. air, we made d flying finish into
milwaukee, cleaning their pockets ana
leaving the dusty remains all along !. III
Inc. Wncr scrubbed UP at the l ss.
ana asked a few questions about the nor NOR,
therland girls y found tho concern nee ,vs naa
gone to pieces jon tho way, ana ~
Sue was the Lord only Knew. l'ut y
calculated that she'd be somewhere IN
town so made a tour OF tho shop VIII WIN,
dows. pretty soon. sure enough, founu
nor. You'd never guess her graft tn t.l
time. She was demonstrating macklh-
toahcs. Understand now?
why, Il guy had bought UP line or
damaged rain coats from fire sale IN
a lob lot, and he had hired store ana
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~ ilNhlS oNlHCNN S'NlCs Iu'inHHS ''NS'''F.4
The three men walked up towards the
house together 1t was a fair-sized house,
with a heavy matched roof that oNefhuHs
the walls like the crown Of mushroom,
The walls were only mud, and the thatcn-
ing was nothing else than banana leaves
but there was evidence OF European taste
in tho garden surrounding the structure,
and in the glazed windows and WOODEN
door.
AS they approached the open doorway
three little children, clad In very NUS
more than their native modesty, ran sleo-
fully out, and proceeded to engage seas
on Jack Meredlth's boots, looking Mpo!
him as a mere public conveyance. Ivy
took hardly any notice Of him, pnt cl,aa-
tered and quairclod among themselves
sometimes in baby English, soine,',ilss
In q dialect unknown to Discard ana Mefe7
dith.
These" said the latter, when .nes
were seated, and clinging with thelr Ill. .,'
dnsky arms round his legs, ARE the ye ~. !,
FUNNIEST little kids ] ever came across
Durnovo gave impatient lansh' a,u
went on towards the house SUI Gu ~,
oscard stopped, and walked more s'o"''
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ly hushed. and presently Durnovo came
forward to greet them
Meredith hardly knew him. he was so
much stronger and healthier In appear
ance. Durnovo shook hands heartily
mo need to Introduce you two" he
said looking from one to the other.
mo; after one mistake we discovered
each others identity In the forest an
swered Meredith.
Durnovo smiled: but there was some
thing behind the smile, He did not seem
to approve of their meeting without ms
intervention.
CHAPTER XIII
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CHAPTER XIII
IN BLACK AND WHITE

"a little lurking secret of the blood,
a little serpent secret ranking Keen,
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, was near ii o'clock when Tom
Parrish ran down the city Hall
stops and walked brisltly to-
ward the northern part OF
town. Oh First Street the
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II hope you don't really bear me
groudge for our little Journey this A. NJ;
IL you do, YOU can have your revenge BIZ
Knowing that my machine was ship
wrecked and had to be lowed home.
linlpng slightly iii her off hind wheel
5"Oh, l guess we're quits on that, then,
for my buggy was smashed to pieces,
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The commander attempted to pass
him with dignity. but it was impossible.
tive had enough of your impertinence,
young man.. and where / am going Is
none Of your business, !" he said, stiffly.
The couple having now disappeared.
Toms one thought was to keep the
Grand Commander away from the pur-
suit. so he passed over the remark and
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ITO be Continued Tuesdayl