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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-13
CASTLE CAUGHT
SEVENTH CONVICT CAPTURED IN ELLENsHURo WEDNESDAY
NloHT-wADE is THE ONLY STILL AT LARGE

Both Castle and Mccarthy wers
taken 10 Tacoma by prison guards
this morning. where they will ba
locked up IN the county JAN with
the other captured conyicts. Stick
ney, Leslie. Malone and the two
Japs.
Wade II the only fugitive now az
large. He II still believed 10 be In
hiding on Vaahon island.
Castle was sentenced 20 two years
In prison on a charge Of altering n
money order. lie was sentenced
from Tacoma. and HIS term expired
October q. 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-13

Rev. n A. Matthews. pastor of
tho First Presbyterian church. viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-13

PORTLAND. Ore. July Is. !
/ The day was consumed In ,
: the trial OF Congressman VIII ,
! hanson ct al. In arguing the /,
various motions OF the defense ,
! for striking out testimony and ,
a motion for non suit. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-13

TIE STAR ls THE ONLY SEATTLE PAPER
ThoRouoHLY COVERING CONVICT HUNT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-13

The Pioneer One Cent
Paper of the Northwest
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-29
MA. Sybert Grocery Go
THE POPULAR GROCERS.
Phone SO.

the evening, after which a splen-
did I'm, oh was served, the young
folks depa. rting for home at a
proper hour, wishing Miss . M 4,
settle many happs, returns OF the
day.
The last building was removed
this morning from the lot or Mrs.
Charles Thistle at the corl1er OF
Wells and Charles streets. 4>lrs.
NJ. Yost purchased the Office
building and had it moved to
her property in the rear of the
Manhattan Cafe.
There is reason for every
thing; why do more than two
thirds of the grocery shoppers go
to the M. A. S! bert Grocery Com
pany's store? Because they lead
in prices, quality, stock and bust
ness. 4,2S-2t
The dance and band concert |
given last night at the armory by
Prof. Rogers military band was
well attended. The affair Melted |
the new organization $25. Pre-
viOus to the entertainment the
band rendered a number of selec-
tons on the streets, and the music
was par excellence.
=:
A. NJ. Ash of Sancho, this coun-
ty, who took his son Anthony to
Pittsburg for treatment for hy-
droprobia, has written back that
the officials of the Pasteur Insti-
tute,' after examining the dogs
head, declared it mad. Young
Ash will remain there for twenty
days treatment, and then, it is be-
lieved, all danger from the dread
will have passed away.
The treatment. while rather ex-
pensive-$20 for examining the
dogs head and 800 for the boy
is cheap enough if the lad is pre-
vented from having the rabies. A
horse and two cows which were
bitten by the dog, are carefully
guarded.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-29
Home Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea bis
'cuit homemade. They will be fresher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, buildings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and
mullins, with which the ready-made food
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royals the greatest Of bake-day helps.
yssoxAl BAKING CO.. yoak.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-29
Special No. 8
! -
PRUNEs.

We have just received 5 boxes
fancy California prunes.; a little
late in the Season for 50 many
prunes, but the price we name you
will move them quickly; a grade
that sold all season at 1Oc a
pound; our special price, o pound,
Sd.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-29
Local News
-&-#-m-#-#-H-i
Fair and Colder.

Fair and Colder.
Special to The Oil Review.
Pittsburg, April 29.-Fair and
colder tonight and Sunday.
r. E. Bradley went to Ben's
Run this morning.
James Lowry went to Parkers>
burg this morning.
Frank Smith Of Middlebourne,
twas business caller here today.
Prof. w. E. Smith of Middle
bourne, was in the city this morn
r ing.
Leander Hanes of Bens Run,
was a business visitor in the city
today.
Samuel Mccormick OF Mata-
nioras. was calling on relatives
here today.
Warren Ross of Jamestown, n.
Y. was registered today at the
Hotel Wells.
-. =. -
FOR SALE OR RENT-Eght-
room house, with water and gas.
n. B. Azar. 4,29.6t
The steamer Ruth will resume
her trade Sunday between this
city and Wheeling.
Miss Essie Prosser left this aft
ernoon on a vissit to friends at
Cameron and Wheeling.
q. $500
: u. S. Stewart and D. H. Morey
of Middlebourae, were business
visitors in the city today.
H. Pool arrived in the city this
morning from Pine Grove to
spend Sunday with his family.
o. J. Daugherty, superintend,
emit of the Tri-State Gas Company
of Proctor, was in the city today
Mrs. D. A. Henderson, has re-
turned from a visit of two weeks
with relates in and near Bell
aire, O.
Strawberries will be much
cheaper for Saturday: get M. y,
sybert Grocery Company's price
before you buy. 4,2o-2t
The remains of the late John
V. Ruth were taken this afternoon
on the l :26 train to HockingpCtt
o., for interment.
The numerous friends of Mrs
: j. G. Archer will be pleased to
learn that her condition this aft
ernoon was much improved.
-:
Miss Anna Swallow and
nephew, Master Clifford Howard,
spent the day in Wheeling. They
made the round trip on the
steamer Ruth.
= = =:
The special prices NJ. A. Sybert
Grocery Company have adver-
tised in this issue will appeal to
the careful buyer. 4,2S-2t
=
The lecture given last evening
at the Baptist church by Mrs. R.
j. Trego, national evangelist of
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-29

the W. G. T. u, was largely at
tended and well received by the
audience.
Sunday is the last day of April.
The month has furnished us some
very disagreeable weather.
Will Clark, prominent repub-
lican politician of Kidwell, went
to New Martinsville this morning.
-.
AS usual the N. A. Sybert Gro
Gerry Company will have the larg-
est and best line Of southern fruits
and vegetables in the city for Sat-
urdav's trade. 4,2S-2t
O. W. o. Hardman of Middle
bourne, passed through the city
this morning en- route to New
Martinsville.
F. F. Furbee of Middlebourne,
passed through the city this
morning on his way home from
Middlebourne.
The best photos six for Is cents
and the cheap ones six for 70
cents, at Brinkmier's Studio.
Guaranteed to suit everybody.
4,29-1t
The woman's guild of St.
! Paul's church will give a hot
chicken supper at the Citizens
Hose House next Wednesday eV-
jening.
The old NJ. E. church has at
last REACHED it's destination. A
new building could have been
erected almost during the time
consumed in moving it across the
alley.
! Photos taken at Brinkmier's
jStudio: Mrs. Jos. Bachman OF
Alexis, Mrs. H. F. Napp and Mrs.
! Courtney. of this city, and John
lBruhy's baby. 4,29-1t
Miss Sara Agnew returned yes
terday from a visit with relatives
at Taylorstown, Pa. Miss Agnew
was accompanied home by Miss
Carrie Frazier of Wheeling, who
will be her guest for few days.
The Queen City is due to ar
|rive at this point tonight at about
10 o'clock en- route from Cincin-
lnati to Pittsburg. The Kanawha
lis due about the same hour on her
way from Charleston to Pittsburg,
The Virginia and Lorena will be
Isunday's boats south.
Kerr's Studio received an order
from Browning, Mont7 this morn.
ing for kodak supplies amounting
to a considerable sum. This or
der was accompanied by a num-
Der of films to be finished by the
Iup-to-date process employed by
this studio. This was all brought
about by an advertisement in the
| Oil Review.
=:
A most delightful surprise was
, rendered Miss Musette Hollo-
, bough last evening at her home
on Springdale street by forty of
her young friends in honor of her
, thirteenth birthday. She was the
recipient of numerous presents.
Games were the amusement of
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-29
Special No. 2
X-CEL.-O.

One of the best cereals on the
market; this is the first we have
handled, and to get it started we
will sell the regular 10 package
at, a box, II.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-29
EARLY JUNE PEAS

VanCamp's Early June Peas; a
regular 1Oc seller with us; our
special for Saturday and Monday
a can, So.
Strawberries will he much
cheaper for Saturday; get our
price before buying.
A full line Of southern fruits
and vegetables for Saturdays
trade.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-29
SPRING WHEAT FLOUR.

The famous Gold Bond brand,
a repeater by everybody who has
tried it; the regular 90c grade;
our special, a sack, SOf.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-29
for
Saturday
and Monday
AT THE BIG STORE SATURDAY

The specials we offer you for
Saturday and Monday are among
the best we have offered this sea-
son. You cannot afford to pass
them by if you care to economiZe
on your grocery bill.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-04-29
Special No. a
SHOE PEG CORN.

We got a big drive on this
brand of corn, and the customer
is going to get the advantage
while it lasts at 4 cans for 25$.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18
til neoiattc Triier.

gi gar mDotGget mang. 9obt otlig,
Bigger, iom III. er opfert / port 3stu.
log. Samm. ielees iii nsDidt pris
iaotense Spluaet bursr. priiernt .r
nettO, % gseerne Ienbes portofrit, III
Oplaget .r ubiolat, / rem Orbe1. fon
geitiningern. inblsber. StriO m.s
bet famine, tnben bet er for Tent.
Dgssern. beItints .ft.r Drummer.
200. 9erbensbiTtoriIte Smaaffrifter.
of 9. 9. Sbrige, prOfesior peb So
benbdbns l1niberfitet. Snobolo:
6ronite Oronnin9er. - Oct npr
@rGtenlanbS 9iitorie. - Staliens
% Serbiens Siitorie. - Heberlan.
benes Siitprie. 142 Stber. / Oms
flag. Tsbfdt fra $40 til 80c.
POP. 5olt.s2Gptntpr. Somlebe oq
ubeipn. at alaps 9erntien. 1876
Sib.r. / Omilas. Reofat fra 60e.
iii 40c.
206. Oct triItelise 2ip fremitinet |
8 prebitener os cen @ieliestdle,
boIbte Oper be foreIfrspne Setfter
fra 40 Ssnbus efter 5rinito.
tis. af ). 9elpeg. Nebfot fra 40
til 15c.
2O7. gideber at Iorbens 9iftoris.
Deb 5reberit 8arfoeb. 294 Siber.
/ Omflag, nebfat fra $1.2O I'll
Doc.
208. @unbe Moientranb. st 8ibrae
til Oanmarfs !6iftorie unber Gr.'
berit ben Srebie. VT Gbr. 9runn.
284 Siber / Omflas. Rebfat fra
$1.40 til soc.
POO. Sra 9srnesubstieneten, fem
9rebitener meb tilbsrenbe Sor'
taIingsr of gbrfitenMs ller ,prrit
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

meb nj gineber. 300 @ioer | 0ms
flag. gris nebfut fra $1.40 til
80 Gents.
256. DANTE a%omponifter. Sire
Stil6ringer, at Carl Sbrone. 282
Siber / OGIIag. Rebiat fra $1.00
til 30 Gents.
I260. De &ritnes ddnbelige pr9iies
bpmme. Af6anbling for ben SeOs
Iogiite 9pttorgra6. peb llniOerftes
tets 400sudrige Set, at 9. Mobs
fen grofesfor | 5eologi. 195 Sis
Der / 0miGug. Rebfut fra $1.50
til 30 Gents.
PSI. 0m 8~etponingen og Sanfpns
I~ig6ebsbebis for 8riItenbommens
gonb6eb, at q. Seiien. Sd @iber
/ 0mIIag. Nebfot fra Doc. til 15c.
265 aomerfirfens 6oOebOiIOfureIier.
Gn 6uunb6og for 2agfoIf uf 8.
SdepeIern, So9neprait. $50 Sis
Der / OmiIug. Rebfut fra S 1.80
til SOC.
266. Set bubplonife Tan9enfta6.
bi6elife 6Orebrug af 9. 9oB.
I6e, S~ognepreit / 5reoericid. lao
@iOer / Omilag. NeOfut fra Sc
c. til % c.
267. Den nDteitamentlige 5erts 5is
ftorie / tO%rtfattet 5remftiGing. af
$. 9. Stbpr, prOf. t9eOf. 129
Siber / OmiIas. Rebfat fra 70 c.
til so c.
268. Dane6OFet og bets plubs /
9anmarts Statsforfutning. 4f
Qnna 6ube. 244 Siber / SmTdg.
NebTat fra $1.20 til SOC.
.269. gmbebets og Menigbebens Sdm>
birfen / bet tirtelige @rbeibe. Nf
g. MaOIen, proFsTor / 1beolpgis
en-. 90 Siber. HebIat fra so c. til
% c.
|270. timber GrompeG og Carl ben
QnOsn. Qf Sort. til SRA outhsrs
Gin, Optegnelier at Sumilieu
S60nbergzGotta. 248 Siber /
fmuft ginb meO @ulOtrpt. Rebfut
fra $3.50 til $1.00.
271. gineber at Horbens 9iforie.
Qf 5reOerit gurfOO. 296 Sibtr /
meget imutt tomponeret 9inb meb
@uIotr1t. Nebiat fra $1.80 til
70 {.
Danish Publishing House.
Blair. Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

er oaroige eGer a%baroige, glfoelige
eler uguoelige, 6~en6olosOis til Bel
iignelie eQer til 8om2 &c, Der itaar
Sla9et meGsm 2utber pda ben enc
,Sibe og iod Melan6tonismen og ale
Satramenterere paa ben onben Sibe.
.Siger bu Sa til Sgrgsmaalet, faa
,er Ou lut6erit og bar fulb 6ri6eO til
at tro It'll Stabfaitelie" eler It'll
SHnoernes 5ortooelie"; bu er lige
Iut4erIt for bet.
90 til Stptte for o~penItaaenbe ital
jeg tilfgje en- llbtalelie fra en- Al
6orfaorene, Suoob Qnbrea; iadleoes
tiger ban: y0atte er Spsrgsmadlet,
og berom Itaar Striben, ON 8irtens
Ijener intet giper uben greb o9 BIN
uIene, eIer ON 9riitus beo airfetjez
nerens 6aan0 giber tit 2egem og
Blob; Der iibber 8niben!"
qltiaa Der gif Sfeainien I bet iet5s
tenOe Q~ar6unOrebe, o9 Der goar ben
pgidd / Dag; pg oerfpr itadr Der og>
Iou i bor airtes Hituot, at ri itdf
fulofommelig trp, at SeIus ariitus
er Der Telp til Stebe meb fit QeQem
% Blob / Sutrdmentet efter 9roets
21beliel
Sitre paa, at Ri bar Cutler oeb Qts
teret. er hi lige ida lGnge, Ri bar
RaboerrituoIets oefter Orbets Gu
belie" iamt liar, noor Sutramentet
uobeles lebIaget at: 9ette er Sefu
ono Qe9eme (glob).
unoer G6ritidn ben 6jerbe tom
Oenne llbbelingsformeI / 8rug Der
6iemme, men Spor til bette ofanbe"
ligger langere tilbdge / 3iben; t6i
aIereoe | en- bra~n0erburgit Mesiebog
fra 1910 foreitribes. at pr9iten eftet
Goniecrdtionen at bber Ndoberbel
.itol oenoe fig til 5olfet og ii9e: o9ette
or oor 6erres Seiu ariiti ianbe 2es
gem (8loO)".
Men bliper Oroet aianbe" ta9et uo
at llooelingsformlen, ioa itdl Wtelan6s
tonismen og Gafrdmentererne MT
tomme uoenom eaer at Steb meo
yefter Orbets 2poelie". Gnhoer, iom
tenber ben lutberIfe airtes 9iitorie,
iarli9 BET aap;tel, Der i~nbeboloer bens
Gamp for Rooperen, oeb nemlig, 6por
opfinoIomme be Sldgs Soft er meo
6eninn til at tomme uoenom be lus
t6erite getenoelfer; men fer Itaar Or
! bet ofanbe" Ipm en- Wur, be life
fan om9aa.
,Sntet Timber, at Melon6tonismen
9er9lemnle dltlo par l9fl9tes efter al
Foa bet Orb fiernet mart unOer bel
paoitub, at bet er iat inO pdu aria
mob Satramentererne - bOem gene.
res bog at bet / bore 0age2 = 70
mart iqen uuber oct pouItuo, at bel
er ri9ti9it, at Satrumentet uobeleE
leoia9et at 6errens e9ne Orb fra
, Snoitiftelien - iaa fan nemlia bDsl
tante, fom ban bill 6Orelebig ban
hi altfaa Qut6er o9Iau oeb 2(lteret:
men 6oor lange2 Sua lGn9e ri 6ur
EN- M}onb, Der meo M1nbigbeb far
traoe op mob Melandtonismen met
ret gamIe tenbte: Oct Orb 5 bel Itd'
Ioot itao oq BERTH l1tat bope!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-08-18

beb ct. qauts airfe / apben6apn.
6enrp Using, 8anb. tbeol. Gus
regne Nitb, Ganb. tbsoI. 70 9.
Gebfdt fra 80 til zoe.
I210. gm6ebe og Ordination | bertt
insbprOes @runbforboGb. st FL
i@tOriIt brumatiF 5OrfsS of 81.
9iI6. anOerIen, proOF og @O9ns'
prait. NebIat fra SLIGO til SOC.
Oil. 2ut6er, st firteligt Genfpit,
at Or. Sans 9erig. Qutorifer.t
0oeriettetIe efter OriginaIens 10,
Splag, at Otto 8pnbe. Cd @ib.r
I 9mfIag. Nebfat fra 80 til 25c.
212. Sra @ei6felfloben til bet title
9up. .GOrtGIIin9er at polite 5Ors
fattere, beb Soban Grope. 294
Siber, I OmF. RebIat fra $1.40
til SOC.
215. 2iOet puu 2anbet. Stilbrins.r
at Mnton NielIen. 1876 Sibtr /
Om7dg. HebTat fra 8Oc. til 40c.
216. Ere NooeGIer df Gmil Marriot.
5orfatter til Den gsiitIi9. Dsb".
Ooerfut at u. 8ieruGF. 231 SiO.r,
/ 0mflag. Nebfat fra $1.35 til
SOC.
218. Smauitrifter til Oplbsning for
ariItne. llogiOne at prOf. Or. Gres
berit Nielien. pabens l1feilbor6tb.
9re grebe fra s. BON 9sninger.
Meb SnbIebninger og @nmartnins
ger. 40 Siber, / OmfGug. Hebfdt
fra 3Oc. til zoe.
220. Maa ban tomme9 Snterisr / en-
Oft. Qf Qnnd 3ierulf. Spfsrt
fprTte Sang peb 5eitfOrefti1ing.n
pdd 9dgmurtbeotret / Qnlebning at
8%pinbernes Uplifting fra 5ortib Og
Rutib 1895. 30 Stber, / OmTus.
Nebfdt fra zoe. til sc.
POI. Cutters 6aIteprebitener. Nsbs
lat fra Csc. til 25c.
I225. Sra bet dttenbe @drbunbrtbt.
Of Str. 4rent5en. 1913 @tber, |
Omfag. Nebfat fra $1.00 til 35c.
228. De bimmslfte Sing. 3riitelige
8etro9tnineer, of emanuel 9obn,
Sognepreit / l1lfs Og 9Iteregebe.
IT'S Siber, / OmTag. Nebfdt fra
$1.OO til 30c.
232. Om Striftemaol og Q~ltergdng
| beres ffrtftm9sfige og tirtehiitorie
he 5orbotb til binanben, uf Sacob
!6oGm, Sognspreft til @ubum. 10
Siber. Nebfut fra 10c. til &c.
233. Dor 9erres Seiu &riiti 9tns
tomit 8ibenegninger ODER Muta
tb1us @Uungelium, 9upiteI "a.
6olbte / @opentstiben 1887 at g.
@et36e, Sognepr9t / 5rebericid.
50 Sfber, / OmTog. Rebfut fra
Doc. III zoe.
236. 9anmdrt, Yreusfen og prager'
Frebens qurugraf 5. @f 9ilbelu
girfebal. 81 Siber, i 0mI1ag
Gebfat fra 15c. til SC.
240. 6porlebss futile hi opbrage ppr,
gsrn2 ~2etfattelig Opbrugeliespei
%Iebnin9, ubarbejbet at nGn areos
af Qprere". 68 Sibsr, / Sm1dg
Nebfat fra zoe. til Toe.
243. 3 SommerFerien. 2pftfpil
fire 0fter, at 9ifb. MuIins. 16z
Sib.r / OmfIdg. Nebfat fra 75c
til 40c.
PAS. Rutibs SpprgsmdaI og ct Stpt'
fe at bet DANTE Soils 2eOnetslsb
Gn fotteIig Sulegaoe til 9enner
9orben, fra @ilbelm 8irfebdl. 25e
Siber / Omnas. Nebiut fra $1.15
til 25c.
247. 0anmorts Stieen, Sab o9 BE-
g1noenbe Reisnins / Mibulberen
Gn folteGi9 Sule9aOe til @snner
Rorben, fra Gilbelm 8irfebal. 284
Siber / Omna9. Nebiat fra $1.2C
til 25c.
PAS. Opsrsuness3tbe / 9anmdr'
fra mibalbsr til Npaurstib. gr
foltelig SuIesabe til @enner | Ror'
ben fra @ilbelm 8irtebul. 308 81.
her ; Nmnnn mehfnt frn q % I'll
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02

customed good fellowship. He held a
wine glass and waved it in uncertain
gestures, his discourse punctured by
frequent and unstinted applause:
What was the Tree of knowledge
doing in the garden, you ask. Why not
planted on the other side of the wall?
Human reason, enlightened by insp1ra-
ton, finds no answer in the divine
word. Theology is our only refuge.
Adam was predestined to sin. All
created things are contingent on om-
nipotent yolition. Sin being predes-
tined, the process leading to that sin
must be predestined, too. See? Sin
Adam. Garden-snake. The law or the
divine will accomplished"
Hobhouse wiped his eyes with his
handkerchief. who could contem-
plate the picture" he groaned, with
out tears? Poor fallen man! I weep
for him.
The remark struck the lecturer with
pathos. The look of stern satisfaction
with which he had so eloquently JUS
titled the eternal tragedy melted into
a compassionate expression which had
a soft tinge of the romantic. He smiled
"a smile of mingled burgundy and be-
nevolence.
Herein, gentlemen, appears our les
son of infinite pity. Man expelled from
Eden, but still possessing Eve. Justice
tempered with mercy. Love of woman
corpensating for the loss of earthly
Paradise"
True, true" murmured Hobhouse.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02

'Homel" he unused. ITO pursue no
will-o'-the-wisp Of fancy! To shut out
all vagrant winds and prolong that
spark Of celestial f1rei"
He drew q quick sibilant breath, sat
down at the writing-table and wrote
hastily but unerringly, letter, clean
etched and unembelliShed, a simple
statement and a question.
He signed it, laughing aloud as a
sense Of wild incongruity gushed over
him. Through the heavy oaken doors
he could hear mingled laughter and
uproar. A stentorian bass was rum
bling a drinking-song.
What a challenging antithesisi Lava
and snow-erratic comet and chaste
moon-jungle passions and the calm
of q Northern landscapel A proposal
of marriage written at such a time
and place, with a drinking -stave shout
ed in the next roomI And what would
be her answer
The daring grew brighter in his eye.
He sealed the letter with coin from
his waistcoat pocket, sprang up and
jerked the bellrope. The footman en-
tered.
"Rushton, have Selim saddled at
once and take this note to Mansfield.
Ride like the devil. Do you hear?'
Yes. my lord" The boy looked at
the superscription, put the note in his
pocket and was gone.
Gordon laughed again-a burst Of
gusty excitement-and seized the full
inkwel into which he had dipped his
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s.It is my mothers wedding ring. ne
said In a low voice. 1T was lost wnen
] was q child"
sHow very odd" she commented, TO
find it-to-day!
The music had ceased, and Lazy Mei-
bourne and her tonsured attenudhIS
were coming toward them.
Annabel's hand rested on the ston9
railing and Gordon took 1t, looking 1uli
into her eyes.
s.Shall put 1t on7" he asked:
She looked from the ring to his race
her cool fingers trembling In his:
Yes" she answered. and ne snppeu
It on her finger.
The noise of the departing carriage
wheels had scarce died away wnen
Sheridan entered the library wnltner
Gordon had preceded him. he was
tittering inordinately-
'.I've been trying to md CASSIDY, ne
said. "but he's gone. Went and got MS
horse while Hobhcuse was nddhns-
Poor doctor! II he'd only been par
sonl'
Look. iookl" cried Gordon. He was
pointing to the window.
Sheridan stared. The unwaverlns
moonIight fell on the image or Vesta-
no longer marble-white. The inKwen
Gordon had hurled through the wlnoow
had struck full on its brows. and the
clear features and raiment were oiack-
ened and befouled with sinister stain!
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CHAPTER XII.
'.Man's Love Is of Mans Life Thing
Apart"

mans Love Is of Mans Life Thing
Apart"
What he saw as he emerged from the
hall was Saturnalia indeed.
Sheridan, his robe thrown open from
his caDacious frame, sat with knees
wide apart, his chair tilted back, his
face crumDling with amusement. Hob
house sat cross-legged on the stone
coffin. Others, robed and tonsured,
were grouped about the board, and on
it was Derched a stopped and ungainly
figure in a somber dress of semi-clerical
severity.
''Sunburn me, it's DR.. Cassidy" NUT
tered Gordon, with a grim smile. And
without his tractsi What's he doing
at Newstead? The rascals-they've got
him fuddledi"
The hospitality offered in the hosts
absence had in truth proved too much
for the doctor. Now as he balanced
on his gathered feet among the over
turned winebottles he looked a very
unclerical figure indeed. His neckcIoth
was awry and his fiattish eyes had a
look of comical earnestness and unac-
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" There's heaven on earth in woman's
love- as Mr.. Moore, here. sings. A
prime subject for another toast, doctor
We've drunk to the navy and to the
ology; now for a glass to her eternal
ladyship!-Egad! Here's Gordon!"
The final word brought a shout, and
the glasses were refilled. "Gordon's
toast!" they insisted as they opened
ranks. "a toast or a new poem!"
Some disturbance out of doors had
reused the animals kenneled at the hall
entrance and battery of growls min
gled with the opportunities.
Sheridan pounded with his great fist
on the jingling board till the uproar
stilled. "The lord of the manor speaks!"
ne proclaimed.
Gordon approached the table and
picked up the skull-cup. In the blaze
of candlelig1t his face showed marked
ly its singular and magnetic beauty.
He glanced about him an instant-at
Sheridan's waggish, rough hewn coun-
tenance, at the circle of younger
flushed and uproarious ones, and at
the labored solemnity and surprise of
the central figure on the table. The
DOCTORS answering stare was full of a
fresh bewilderment: he was struggling
to recall message he had brought to
some one-he had forgotten to whom
which in the last half-hour had slipped
like oil from his mind.
In Gordon's brain verses yet unwrit-
ten had been grouping themselves that