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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25
Got Two Years.

Texarkana, June 24.-Charles An
derson. white man aged thirtyfive,
was convicted in the circuit court on
the Arkansas side on a charge of at
tempted criminal assault on ten-year-
old wife girl and given ten years in
the Arkansas penitentiary.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25

The Commoner says: Governor Var
daman las declined to accept State
University library from Mr.. Carnegie.
Governor Vardaman seems to be one
of those old fashioned gentlemen who
cling to the idea that the States schools
should remain in the control of the State
and not pass under the insidious control
of eminent fnanciers.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25
FOR THE CONFEDERATE MONU
MENT.

The City Council at its session Friday
night adopted finally the ordinance pro.
viding the appropriation of $4,000 for the
Confederate monument which is to be
erected in Shreveport by the Daughter:
Of the Confederacy.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25
ASKS PARDON.
Mother Of Five Little Children Declares
Husband Not Guilty.

son of NeWkirk is in the city with her
five children. the youngest of whom is
guson to PARDON her husband, who is
serving a term in the penitentiary for
horse stealing. He has served about
half of his time. She declares she has
no meas of support, is sickly and frail
and is being supported by the commits
sioners of Kay county. She says her
husband is not guilty.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25

President Roosevelt has protested
against a photograph showing him
standing next to young woman in a
short skirt What was the matter with
EN-: Bowed or too skinny Chicago
Journal
The young woman's or Roses? The
protest was timely Never mind what
was the matter with EN-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25
GETS LONG SENTENCE.

One Thousand and One Years Is Ver-
dict Of Jury.
Waco, June Pain the case Of Lee
Robertson. a negro. charged with an at
tempted criminal assault upon Il white
woman. the jury brOuht in the follow :
Ing verdict: I'VE. the jury find the de-
PENDANT guilty as charged and fix his
punishment at one thousand and one
years. The spectators cheered when
the verdict was read, despite the I'D
monitions Of the court.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25
DISASTROUS STORMS.
Residence Of Bohemian Farmer Def
stroyed and Daughter Injured.

Guthrie, June "4.-DsaStrous storms
visited Payne, Lincoln and Noble
counties Friday, wind and lightnin9
doing damage to crops and property.
A tornado destroyed the house of
Joseph Nsterchek, a bohemian farmer
OF Payne county, and critically injured
his tWelve-ye;tr- old daughter.
Lightning killed a team of horses
belonging to frank Hafner, living
near Perry.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25
TO ADVERTISERS.
The advertiser who would re:

The advertiser who would reach
the greatest number Of people, and
secure the best results from his ad-
vertisements: will find The eau
casian a most profitable and desir-
able medium,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25
Parker Granted Bail.

Austin. June 24.-The court Of GRIM
fnal appeals has granted r. r. Parker
OF Dallas, charged with the murder
Of Frank J. Bell, bal in the sum Of
$4,000.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25
S. F. STEERE, P. M.
LADIES' LIST,

LADIES LlSl.
Anderson, Mrs. Jeff; Adams, Miss
Nellie: Abney, Mrs. Sue T. 3; Avery,
Miss Fife.
Burnstine. Mrs. Lizzie; Buckelew,
Miss Minnie Kate; Broussard Miss
Louise; Boman. Jennie; Bryant, Miss
Elvira: Brewer. Mrs. F. Huber; Battle,
Ida; Blackman, Mrs NJ L.; Bradford,
Miss Ida; Beale, Mrs. D. L.; Brown,
Matte; Brown. Miss R. L.; Brown.
Miss Pearl Brown, Miss tAdeline.
Care. Mrs. Temple: Carthan, Mrs.
Willie; Collins, Miss Mary; Cook, Miss
Mary; Coffee. Mrs. J. B.; Crane, La
vinia.
Debell, Emelia: Debruhl, Mrs. c. f. j;
Day. Miss Ael1en; Davit, Miss Mary !;
Davis, Miss Blanche.
Ellis. Mistress Matte; Edwards, Mrs.
Minnie; alexander, Mrs.
Floyd. Mrs Ella; Fosttor, Mrs. Mary.
Fickes, Mrs. Mayme; Fitche, Mrs Mat
tie: Flowers, Mrs. Daisy.
Gruner, Mrs. Nolie; Guy, Mrs. Theo ;
Gillian, Mrs. Eliza; Gilmore, Miss Lid
die; CAN'T. Miss Mona; Graham, Mrs.
NJ. j.; Gladney, Miss Nancy.
Huston, Mrs Jennie; Harden, Mrs.
G. A.: Henry, Mrs. E; Hill, Miss
Foxe; Higgins, Mrs. Birty; Hoyer,
Miss ]. Dell.
Honeycut, Mrs. Annie; Holmes, Mrs.
". B.; Harville, Mrs. J. G.; Howard,
Mrs. H. I.
Ishman, Miss Mary.
Jackson. Miss Collin.
Kil1inger, Mrs. Ella; Kerley, Miss
Mabel; King, Texana.
Lear, Miss Maggie; LANCE, Mrs. W..
A.. Langran, Miss Dorothy
Markell, Mrs Susie; MCGOWAN, Mrs.
J. W.: Mayo, Mrs. Louise A.; Man.
Miss Altar; Martin. Mrs. Carrie S. =;
Miller, Mrs. Emer Martin, Mrs. J. d.
Neal, Florence
OwineS, Lucindy
Paten. Miss Susie; Plownan. Mrs.
Charles L.; Patterson, Mrs. Carrie ;
Patterson, Georgia..
Rudglage, Mrs Voiler; Redor. Miss
Anna; Rochester, Miss Bell 2; Ranbn,
Miss Fannie
Smith. Miss Texana; Stephens, Mrs.
c. F tphoto); Sanders, Miss Lucindy
Slaughter, Mrs. w: Simpson, Mrs.
Josephine 2; Stefey. Mrs Lille; Sui
tor, Miss; Sib1ey, Miss Annie; Story,
Miss Fife; Sibley, Arric.
Teailey, Miss Adile; Tayler, Miss
Bell
Williams, Mrs. Carrie; Williams,
Mrs. Narvet; Wilson, Miss Matte ;
White. Miss Adie; Williams, Miss
Nina; Wright, Mrs. Martie; Wheeler,
Mrs. Hellener; Weston, Mrs. J. O. ;
Walker, Miss Sallie.
Young. Mrs Laura.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Agnew, H. W. Agilera, Refuia Ar
mold. Jim; Alexander, D. NJ; Avenue
Lumber Co.; Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George.
Burlon, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy D. ";
Bankhead, Rev J. NJ; Baldwin, Judge
Bradrick, c. H.; Boykin, Rev. c. H. 2;
Butler, Henry; Burnett. G. N; Burns,
B. NJ; Bent, c. H.; Burneche, Ray
nlond Bess Brokerage Com. Co. 5.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25
Drowned In Hcq Creek.

Bryan, Tex. Jun" 24.--Sam Traut,
a prominent and well-to-do cattler,an
of Martin PRAIRIE Grimes county, was
drowned in Hog creek, near his home.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25
Subscription Price $500 a year.

Published three times a week, on Sun
day morning, Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoon, at the Simon Build
ing, Shreveport, La, by The Cau-
casan & Carney Brothers Printing
Company, Limited, proprietors.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25
FIERCE RIOT AT LODI.
The Military and Working People Clash
and Hundreds Are Slain.
A Terrible Slaughter.

In the city rf Ind: there has been
fierce riutirg betW,,: tn" people and
The military II j. estimated that two
Thousand have been slaughtered AMI
wounded The fight i'll the street was
fierce. The military mad the advantages
over the rioters, who, however, had
,ml> which were effective. Two l"mi'~
t1"uwn into 4 barracks killed and
v'n1uicd thirty soldiers The t">>ack>,
cruel and biroIlIir>ty, a regiment OF
)Tuguun> and Of infantry were turned
'">c Oh the people who were nassacrcd
right and Left
! he riot was started by Social Demo-
Gratis and the Jewish hund. who had de
>vril1inrd to uvcnge their comrades
killed "Wednesday by Co>>acks. In
this melee two p1trolmcn and seven
Co>sack> were Killed. 1t is not known
how many Of the vurklngmen were slain
The hospitals are full Of wounded pco-
pie. All shops and factories arc closed.
business is SUSPENDED and terror exists
everywhere. These disturbances are SIM
ply sparks Of resentment and Indignation
which pnrtcnl 4 revolution which will
>tartlc the world. Il is the beginning of
the cr>l If dynasty which is recking in
the blood Of innocent victims Of an &C
cursed rtSDCtI>Dn
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25

1t has been stated that woman was
the cause of the cotton report leak She
was clerk in the Agricultural depart
ment-Nlanstieil Journal.
1t would be very uninteresting case
without woman, as a central or d
silent figure
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25

Our printing is good printing. Let us
show you. Give us chance.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25

Entered as second class matter February
II, 1904, at the postoffice at Shreve-
port, La, under the Act Of Con
gress of March 81, 1879.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-06-25

Our job printing good as the best.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
READING SYSTEM.

new JERSEY CENTRAL r. R.
Liberty Street and South Ferry (tms from South Fsry
=, ne s,5 minutes earlier than shown belowl
A1aS2InON. BET tHLkHE9f. ALLENTOWN AND MACCH
SO. Soo (S45 Easton Only) D. Sundays aAsd
wIIREsB4fsRE Eh f2d re RNP D. scRANroS-.4Oa a4o
I8RERooD 2T % SuIdIxi IaKfEiBsT Z, 70 M ous
H9kNEGAf-z40 90. $40 m. EI-30 (8f0, AIo
Lakewood and Lakshurst only. a5.0O xsos >. m
AIIEI AAITILEANIIG TIC CIT46.s CITY 90 a m, ts4o p
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GR0yE
fOfSE PIEASANT. AND sEASHORE POISrG
2, m Sunday except Ocean Grove S.Oo - N. Eoa
ATLANTIC HIDs- sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH BCH.
LAST Long BRASCH-40O. $50, aS0, ILs0 a %
ISQ $50 $3.50 Atlantic Hld5 only1. $40 D. m Sum
days 800 y m. 400 D.
PlI!IADELPHIA (FEA DING TERMINALl-'4aS as TOO.
tsSS tsS 400 tsooa fs6a o. faS o. ,s5S sss is
p. M sl2-15 mdt '' '~
a4TA AND CHESTNUT srREETst4ss tsoo, sIasa,
,a29o a. m. 's.Oo. t.40O 400 '7.O6 ts-2s p m
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGToc-soo $1,000 .laos
ZOO 400. 800, 100. s12I5.
READING. HARRISBURG. P0TrsYTLLE AND WILL
iAMsPORT-l4o0. z4?5. tS,09 10 (lO.Oa iLqa
zFrom Liberty Street only. sDaily ffsalfy srcsox
Sunday Sundays only. tParlor only. hvia Ia
maqua xSaturcays eExcept Saturday.
Orces: Liberty St FeFty South Ferry. HOUSE.
2s1. 434, 1900. 1854 Broadway is2 5th Av IS UnIon
Square West I53 East l25th ST., 273 West I2Sth ST.
245 Columbus Av- New York. Z Court ST, ss4. ssd
Fulton ST. Brooklyn SEQ Broadway. Williamsburg.
New York Transfer Co calls for aud checks baggaEs
TO destination
". G. BESLER, NJ BURT
Nice-Pres ana Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
DATED JUNE 1. 1904.

THREE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT.
MORTGAGE BONDS.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant the provisions
Of Article Nine Of the Mortgage from this Company TO the
United States Trust Company Of New York, Trustee,
dated August 1899, this Company has out
Of the from the lines Of railroad
therein mortgaged Twenty-Five thousand dol
lars in be redeem said bonds and that
bonds issued under said mortgage viii be redeemed
with Bids hereby invited for the surrender OF suen
bonds. at prices TO be named by the bidders. 10 ths
amount of S26. 1868. OF IN the Sinking Fund. -
Such bids should be presented this Company at its
Office. l20 Broadway, in the City OF New YORK on OF
before he 14h day of February, 1905 at twelve 9coe
noon should be endorsed Bids SURRENDER. OF
Central Pacific Railway Company Three and one-t1aIk
Per Cent. Bonds"
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
BY (Sgned) E. II. HARTMAN. President
New York, January 16. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
Bankers and Brokers.

Bankers and Brokers.
-~----~----~>--~-~--~--~
WI 7. NICHOLS. DAVID b. HELM.
We HAZE FOR SALE:
Singer Manufacturing Co.,
American Typeiounders, Com. and Pfd,
American School Furniture 6s,
z. S. Light and Heating,
Central Union Gas 5s,
Chatham National Bank,
CitigenS' Central National Bank,
Consolidated National Bank.
We WISH TO BUY:
Aetna Indemnity,
Century Realty,
alliance Realty.
CITY Trust,
Commonwealth Trust,
Empire Trust,
Merchants National Bank,
Windsor Trust.
WIN. E. NICHOLS & GO.
Telephone 1883 Cortlandt- 55 WALL STREET.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
EEW YORK NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD a a

Trains depart from Strand Central station. 42d
BOSTON via New London and Provideuce-t4:5o.
ttloo00o T e 100. .,,3oo g. tfl;Oo '&l0a 'Haoo
BOSTON. via WIIlmantio-tSs:OO A NJ. 1900 p. II
BOSTON. via Springhed-tS.OO A NJ. tli12OO. 'l4oos
s1l:0O p 81.
FTTCHzT1RG ia Putnam and Worcester-f5:Oo ?. NJ
I.AXEVIIIF snd NORFOLK-rS:5O A. u. t3.3I ?. II
CT r. ~ON. STOCEBRTDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FEEI- q" - a. ~. 1851 P. N.
WAT NINSrED-ts55O 1900. 1880,
81 Waterbury, A. ~, t1:O5. t420
H. Waterbury, r. N.
Ticket and Central Station and c125ta
81 also a. .. Lfs5. ci S54 Broadway. cS Park
Place ciS2 fifth Ave. c245 Columbus
Ave 64e Madison Ave. c273 West l2Jth St. lS3
I25th IN BrooSlyn. ca Court St, $50 Fulton ST.
800 Broadway. r. ..
.Dally. tEzeept sundays SUNDAYS only fstoDs az
f25th St XStops t25th Sundays only tarlor Car
limited HAS dining cParlor and Sleeping Caa
C. T. HEMPsTEAD. Gen Pzss AT.
o. NJ SHEPARD. Gen SUpt
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30

3a1 Chestnut-s. Philadelphia. January so. 1908.
EIDELITY TRUST COMPANY RORMERLY
the Fidelity Insurance Safe Deposit Com
pany) Trustees Mortgage Of the William Craup
& Sons Ship and Engine Building Company dated MeTch
1899 proposals for bonds Issued under
said Mortgage surrendered for redemption; pro
posals be opened and awards made on February ~
1905. at 10 o'clock a m. r. ElSl1IS. Ireslasnt.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30

Lacka ma Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Christophsr Sta
fSO0 "A M.-FoT Blnghamt0n and Syracuse.
sIO 90 A M.-For Bufralo. Chicago and ST DcuiA
P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicsso.
t4.OO P M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
S6 10 P. M.-For Bufalo ard Chicago
P. M.-For Buffalo, Syracuse. Utica
A. M.-For caEo-SlsepeTs at . p. Il.
ricketts, I4s. ago. l1S3 1894 broadway, N KS ss9
Fulton St. Brooklyn DAILY. tExcept sunday.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
once Of the
W NnR L nnEK G0NrD
CHICAGO. INDIAYAPoILs AND LOUISVILLE

No so Broadway New York. January 2srd. 1905.
COUPONS OF THE FIRST MORTGAGE
Bonds OF the c. & l. Division Of the Louisville.
New Albany Chicago Railway Company. due Feb
lst. 1905 will be paid the Office of Messrs.
J. p Morgan & Co, % Wall Street New York
A. HILTON,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
Proposals.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - SEALED
~ proposals suitably envelope for Constrc
ton Heating PlHEbng Electric Light Wiring ana FYxt-
uEes and Gas Piping for State armory. at Flushing.
N Y. be sent by mail delivered IN person Up
II O'Clock noon Tuesday the 9Th day OF February leCS
Board OF ArmOry Commissioners
toll Albany. y. " bids win be opened AMI read
publicly. Drawings specifications consulted
forms OF proposal obtained the Aruory OF
the Seventeenth Separate COMPANY. Fshng or
by application [ G. L. Helms. Architect
Capitol. al Albany; n Y: Contracts VIII be awarded %
responsible realahe bidders unless
amount OF funds available therefor which
the right TO reject all bids Is reserved
CHARLES +. ROE. MajoT-0eueraL
NELSON II. HENRY, Adlutant-Genersl s. " y.
JAMES Mcl.EER, Brlg-Gen'L End BJsaee, N q N. Y.
AJrucTy Cornnissionaxa
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.

january 20 I9UJ.
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO "a
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
- THREE-QUARTERS PER CENT QSs41 will be paid
the preferred stock Of this company February .,
1905, stockholders close business
February End, 1905. Cheques will he mailed from
Office Of the company. The transfer books will close
three p NJ February 2nd 1905, and reopen A. M
February 23rd. 1906. P. G. JENKS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30

,rs,pishsa BY J Thomas ReinhArdt, No. IS wAli-st)
Il. ruo.. s. 81 1-A7s-- 2 Nr& Co Dl1' 1N'A'O
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30

American Hide and Leather Company.
40 as CliNf Street Nev Vortr TJtt,
THE PULLMAN COMPANY.

a QUAhILhI@I UIFIDLND UT IWU UUL-
IL lars per share has been declared, payable Feb
ruary 18th. Stockholders Of record the close OF
business Jan. 31st. 1905. ChecISs will be mailed.
A s. WEINSHEIMER, Secretary
Chicago. January goth. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
Instruction.
Schoo! agencies.

AMERICAS AND FOEgsGS TEACHEIIS' AGESCT
Teachers. Tutos.
% Colleges sehoola ana Aspiiss. Aynly 10
lI-z TOuNc FAtf.rNS. - tfOto, sGts-~
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
NEWSORK AND BROO1YN

oped for The Gnbert Wan stresn
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
Real Estate for Sale or Exchange

JEyEST 18TH -S1.-six story heated apartments,
wv 5Ox12I $50 0O0 rent 600: price
s1Og 600: guarantee 10 per investment:
liberal second mortgage Will old property
as part payment. H. NJ GREENBERG,
Coytesville. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
HOTEL RUDOLF,
THE PENNHURST,

- OCEAN and Michigan Ave. Atlantic City. n. J.
WM. r. HOOD.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
GAS SECURITIES.
a compaIutive tabIa :.

,-.-,,si 'l5scresse5 from $500 600 sFrom
-. including divi lends SEX rights.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30

VIRGINIA AVE. AND BEACH.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. ].
en- suite. with private baths hot ana oGd sea
ceIlent table Rates 81 per day $1,000 weekly Write
Tor 1905 booklet. Coach meets trains
A. c. MITCHELL g. co.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30

Atlantic City. n. J.
Pemains omen throughout the Every known com
fort and Golf privileges Running water
TRAYMORE HOTEL CO..
D. 3. WHITE President.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-01

his enGeavor was that many friends who would not have thought of remem- bering Monty with even a card were pleasantly surprised on Christmas eve.
 As it turned out, he fared very well in the matter of gifts, and for some days much of his time was spent in reading notes of profilse thanks which were vet vaguely apologetic. The Grays and Mrs. Dan had remembered him with an agreeable lack of ostentation, and some of the Little Sons of the Rich who had kept one evening fortnight open for the purpose of ''us- ing up their meal tickets'' at Monty's were only too generously grateful. Miss Drew had forgotten him, and when they met after the holiday her recognition was of the coldest. He had thought that under the circumstances he could send her a gift of value, but the beautiful pearls with which he ask, ed for reconciliation were returned with Miss Drew's thanks" He loved
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-01
For Sale.

About ten minutes walk of all the factories, south of East Main street a five tenement house that will pay l5 per cent on the price asked. Also a six tenement block almost new, in the same locality. which will return profit that will make sub stantial increase to yoIr income.
 JOHN s. NEAGLE.
 Real Estate. Loans, Insurance.
 No. 1O8 Bank street
 Telephone 180.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-01

ly injured by the green meteor from
 above. The mere fact that Brewster could and did pay literally for the re-
 lief of the poor fellows afforded him little consolation. His carelessness md possibly his indifference had
 brought suffering to these men and their families. which was not pleasant 10 look back upon. Lawsuits were avoided by compromise. Each of the Injured men received s4.0G0.
 At this time every one was interested ID the charity bazaar at the Astoria. Society was on exhibition. and the pub lic paid for the privilege of gazing at ene men and women whose names 1llef the sCciety columns Brewster ssequented the booth presided over by Miss Drew. and there seemed 10 be 10 end to his philanthropy. The hazaar lasted two days and nights. and after that period his account hook showed an even profit" Of nearly S3.nn1. honty's serenity. however. was con siderably Tutfiei by the appearance of new and Aggressive claimant for the smiles of the fair Barbara. He was a Californian of immense wealth and m pounded confidence in himself. and etters to people in New York had given aim certain entree- Tho triumpbs in
 0ve and finance that had come with ais twOSc1re years and ten had ,Ie- noiished every vestige of timidity that nay have been born with him. Ha vas successful enough in the world of inance to have become four or five lines millionaire. and he had farei D well in love that twice he had been vdover- ROineT Grimes vas start rz out to win Bsrhzrz with inc same izsn a7f inp1isiveBess that orercame as-v Farrell the cook in the mining 1 11r. snd Jane Boosh-Oyd- the sehooI i sscf1er, who cane 10 California ready i . Ean1 tbe frst nzn who assed Der.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-01
ICoNTINuED.l
CHAPTER yI.

VT was not that he had realized
 heavily in his investments which
 caused his friends and his ene- A mics to regard him in new light. His profit had been quite small as things go on the exchange in these days. The mere fact that he had shown such foresight proved sufficient cause for the reversal of opinion. Men looked at him with new interest in their eyes, with fresh confidence. His unfortunate operations in the stock market had restored him to favor in Rll circles. The man, young or old, who could do what he had done with Lumber and Fuel we'll deserved the new promises that were being made for him.
 Brewster bobbed uncertainty between two emotions, elation and distress. He had achieved two kinds of success, the desired and the undesired. It was but natural that he should feel proud of the distinction the venture had brought to him on one hand, but there was req son for despair over the acquisition of $60, 0,000. It made it necessary for him to undertake an almost superhuman feat-increase the number of his Janu- ary bills. The plans for the ensuing spring and summer were dimly getting Into shape, and they covered many startling projects. Since confding some of them to Nopper Harrison that gentleman had worn never decreasing look of worry and anxiety in his eyes.
 Rawles added to his despair day or two after the Stock Exchange misfor tune. He brought up the information that six splendid little puppies had come to bless his Boston terrier family, and Joe Bragdon, who was present, en- Enthusiastically predicted that he could get S10G apiece for them. Brewster loved dogs. yet for one single horrible momens he longed to massacre the helpless little creatures. But the old affection came back to him, and he hurried out with Bragdon to inspect the brood t s'c2
 And I've either got to sell them or kill them" he groaned Later on he h. structed Bragdon to sell the pups for $25 apiece and went away, ashamed to look their proud mother in the face.
 Fortune smiled on him before the day was over, however He took Sub way Smith for ride in the green juggernaut," bad weather and bad roads notwithstanding. Monty lost con trol of the machine and headed for subway excavation, He and Smith saved themselves by leaping to the pavement, sustaining slight bruises, but the great machine crashed through the barricade and dropped to the bot tom of the trench far below. To Smiths grief and Brewster's delight the automobile was hopelessly ruined, a clear loss of many thousands. Mon- tvs joy was short lived. for it was soon learned that three luckless work men down in the depths had been bad.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-01
We carry the most complete line O HETEROGENEOUS

in all styles and makes. It will pay
 you to call in and get our prices. We
 lave full line of Blue Flame oil Stoves in all sizes and kinds, ovens for the same; Garden Hose, Reels, Nozzles, Sprays, Lawn Mowers in all styles and makes. We are agents for the celebrated Magee Ranges. Just call in and examine our line and get catalogue.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-01
CHAPTER XII

nREWSTER made good story of
 TX the holdup at the club. but he
 E did not relate all the details. 0 One of the listeners was new public commissioner who was aggres- sive in his efforts at reform. Accord ingly Brewster was summoned to head quarters the next morning for the pur- pose of locking over the suspects that had been brought in. Almost the first man that he espief was a rough looking fellow whose identity could not he mistaken. IL was Bill
 Hello. Bill called Monty gayly. Bill grsnd his teeth for a second. but his eyes had such an appeal in them that Monty reIented.
 You know this fellow. Mr. Brew ster:- demanded the captain quickly. Bill looked utterly helpless.
 Know BiIIy questioned Monty in surprise. -of course I do. captain
 He was picked up late last nigh; and defsined because he would give no account of his actions
 Was It as bad as that. BHZ- asked Brewster. with a smile Bill mumbIef something and assumed q look of def- ance- Montyis attitude puzzled him soreIy. He hardly brezthed for an in stanf and suIped percepibly.
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