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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17

Yes I saw him as he came from the Hall He
has been to fetch some one from the station, most
likely"
There was an indecisive pause. Then the first
speaker said with a pOut: 4 wonder he dldn
call. or at least wave his hand IN passing. Ever
since the Neyv-Year he makes out he has been so
busy that he hardly give me half an hour week
The rattle OF the vehicle died away. The solemn
calm Of summers night settled down again on the
quiet hamlet.
Harry and you are engaged, aren't you, May?"
said her friend.
''Of course We are. Everyone knows that. If
i wasn't for his mother we should have been
married last wear. As soon as Harry feels he IS
his own master there VIII be no more waiting,
tell YOU"
The assertive note was need1essly shrin Perhaps
Lizzie felt that she had meddled enough IN other
-peoples business that evening It might be that
the walk horneward had cooled her temper. An
how she refrained now from positive assertions
and a dread of searching questions had kept her
from repeating the stray phrases she had gathered
from Edith Hot's words But sh- would not
be a rnischief-1naker were she TO lea 7e the topic
wholly
WIN his .ordships death make any diference?
she asked.
'.Direrence2 To me and Harry"
Don't snap at me IN that fashion. MAY. / only
mean that somebody else viii own the Hall. Who
Is It; have you heard:"
No one knows That IS Harry doesn't, and he
could hear any news that was going. But the Earl
told him that he and his mother would not suffer
no matter what happened. Not that don't mind
telling you I shall be glad when everything IS
settled
The synopsis of preceding chapters will be
found a the end of this instalment on page 10
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III stery Re Ultim g + Il o m
S 0v cries OF G e sc LIE ter

livery of a groom helped her to
identify the pedestrian
IS that you, Wilson," she
cried.
Yes, miss The groom knew
her well, having brought her
many a note from the agent
WHO was Mr.. Warren driving
TO the HALF"
Mr.. Angler, the family soil
citor, miss"
oh, he has come to look after
affairs, l supposed"
The groom drew nearer. THAT,
and bit more, miss" he said.
May Mannering was a pretty
girl, of the ripe-apple bloom which
is dear to the countryman's heart.
Secretly, Wilson admired her
much, and he was sorry for her
too, having used his eyes shrewdiy,
being a Border man.
Has anything gone wrong,
them" she asked.
Well, miss, there's queer
rumors." he admitted.
But his 1ordship was very
old. Surely his death was eZ-
pected?"
Some people say it was a
certainty, miss.
That is true Of all of US,
Wilson.
by gum, that's a fact. But
we don't know the date, so
there's no use in Worrying. Any
how. folk are limiting that the Earl
had to die this afternoon"
Good gracious, Wilson! What
do you meant"
IF I say anything, you'll not
give me away not even to Mr.
Harry"
No I am usually reckoned a
trustworthy person"
mo one need tell me that,
miss Well, there's a strange
gent here, a fishing gent staying
at Jolly Jim's,' place who up
and said to-day that his lordship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-17
By GORDON
CHAPTER III
The Threads OF
Circumstance

IIARRY Warren was so star
II ted that he forgot the
= L lawyers prohibition and
brought his whip smartly down
On the mares shoulders. He was
q man prone TO vent his feelings
with violence. He never scrupled
10 lash horse or kick a dog
should the animal be near enough
II the moment TO serve as an
object Of his spite.
Let ne get out. cried Aingier
with some heat.
"Oh, I am sorry. Whoa,
beauty! There now, she IS all
right. I forgot myself If I have
a whip N nv hand I must use
i. But. look here, Nj Aingier,
this Is al rot! Dr., Smalley has
gwen . certificate. His lordshiP
died Of heart-dIsease-
SO shall I. unless YOU drive
properly" was the curt response
For a little time the solicitor re-
NAMED silent. cIinging to the side
rail and nervously watching the
horses ears. Warren, cursing his
own stupidity in checking the other
man 5 condolences, gave closer heed
TO his task. Nevertheless. they
passed through the village rapidly.
Two girls, chatting at the gar
den gate Of a neat cottage,
watched the dog-cart 60 by. IN
the dim light It was difficult to
distinguish the occupants Of
fast-moving vehicle.
Isn't that Harry Warren:
asked one of the pair, a strong,
healthy-looking young woman
whose indoor attire betOkened
that the cottage was probably
= - --g-- ! 49,,
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VJARRY Warren was so star
tied that he forgot the
1 7av-y-a-'s -7-o17Il1-i0- and
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livery of a groom helped her to
identify the pedestrian
Is that you, Wilson," she
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-31
Ell ESCANADLO

mosura viriI, tai como Sc sprecia en- los tiempos actuAles. este o.,
tai como locorona de rosas y espinas eli gran jurGdo del bello sexo,
1nico tribunal comDetente en- 10 materia. En- 10 AtenAs de Peri"
cls Squel joven no hubiers pAsado por IN apollo; pero On ID AtenAs
On efecto, q todos los heroes rom6nticos del gran poeta del sgo,
10 cual auiere decir que se asemsjabA mucho oil mismo poets.
Sentado, 6 mas bien clAvAdo dsu isauierda, lbs I'M ~lacayuelo
(gr00m en- ipge) que no tendriA doce amos, tiescilo, inm6Vil y
peripuesto como IN Milford, y ridiculo y gtacioso como una carl
cAtura de porCeAna de Sevres; especie de pAlillero animado, cuyo
6nico destino en- 10 TERRA parcels ser levar, como lIevabs,. entire
aus cruz .dos brszN ell Aristocrstico bast6n de 90 dueGo, mientrGs
que 50 caprichOso due6o empunIba 10 plsbeyA faHa.
La librea del groom y los arreos del cabLlo ~osteutaban, en-
bOtOnss y hebills, algunW docenas de cIronas de c1nde. En-
Gamble, ell que ain dudA estlba investido de tan alta dignidAd hacfR
gala de IN traje aeDcilfim0 y severe, improplo del da y de 81
lozana juventud, i bien elegante. clmo toto 10 que atafia q %
juventud. lba de negro, AunQue no de Iuto (oues loo g1Antes Gran
sin AbrigO nj cOU0re pisds que 10 preservasen del ftfO autIl dc
Aquella tarde. aerena on aparienciS, pero que no deiabS de ser 10
tarde de IN q de Febrero =. en- Madrid.
acknowledgements squel ioven no crusabs l Puerta del Sol
en- busca de los paceres del Carnival. Alg6u trste deber 10 hAbia
mcado de 81 casa. AlgGn puEll levaba clavado on 81 cora
s6p !. .-AG co que no respondfA d ningunA Dc lee bromas que,
de Cerca 6 de kios. lie dirigian con ~AtiplAdOS gritos todas las mas
caras de buen tOnO que 10 ~diviAb.n: antes las recibfa con visible
dngultc, con pena y haata con miedo, sin mirar siquierA q los que
10 lLamaban pr % nombre y hacAn References { cirGcunatanciaS
de ~ vida 49,.
AlgunAs de squelGs bromsI 10 hIbian impsCentado 6irrita.
do de modo evidente RelAmpsgos de ira brinaron mas de una
veg en- suu ojos, Y sGn se le vic levantar el 9tigo con ademSn
hoAtil en- dos 8 tres ocaaones -, Pero tales aecesos dc c6Iera ter
minaban aiempre por una sonriSG amaTga y por IN susptro dc
contener 81 impetuoso denuedo que revelAbA 50 semblante. -Vefsle
Que 81 dolOr yel orgullo rehAn cruda batalla en- ell espiritu de
aquel homhre. -Por 10 demss, bueno es sdvertir tsmbien que loS
enmRcaFados mss insolentes p%rocuraban a~pottrotaElo deade muy
leios , al abrigo de 10 spihsda multtud =.
Adi6s, Fabian lie hAbia dieho IN iOVen veatido de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-31

Ell poliOfa Sslicrup formula essa
msfana n denuncla contra Ricardo
Noble y Ramon Faentes, por sustrac-
ci6n de una harina de don Eduardo
Asenci0. So los acusa do hauer sus-
traldo trsinta y una libra de "a refe-
rlda hsrina.
II Juuz municipal condsn6 4 No
ole q l5 dtas dc arresGo y a Fusntes,
q cinco dollars de multa o clnco dias
dc arresto.
-AnUchs produio un fderte escAn.
LSlo en la Gale de San F~ranciscv,
D1metrla Santana, que 81 hsllabA On
es5Sdo de e%morlaguez. Fac condena-
ia q dos meses de arresto.
Antonio EscAlera acusado de
hAber sgredldo con IN cuchlllo q San
slago AyS.s, causandois q leslon
en una mAnO, fle c~ondensdJ hoy On
81 J .zga1U mIuiclpal q dus m5sss d.
arrestv.
Ano;he regres6 oil senor Elliot.
Gaia mHisnA sallo para Ponce ca ins-
pscClon do unAs opcAs que 90 vsrlh-
San 90 aqueIIa lurlsdlcvlon. d, tun'
81 sAldra pr bAD.ements para Abb
ulLO.
lei c%orresponsal de Humscao,
OomunlGA hAbsrAe ~denunclsdo, por IN
frAcci6n dc las rentas internas RSm6l
! Santiago Estrella.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-31

.--En Ia nochs del s4bado fueron
detsnidos en- IN bale On Aguas.bue.
mas, doce indivfduos por alteration de
10 paz pGblica. Eel bale 90 celebrAba
en- casa do Ramon Lopez On Of bArrio
<Balroa Hubo algunos heridos.
--Essa man ana llegaron q San Juan
para ingresar On oil pfcsldio catorce
presos procedentes do 10 carcel dc
Agusdills.
Ell corresponsal dc Guyana
comunica que anoche ocurrio on di.
cha poblaci6n IN suicide. Juan NJ y.
rino 90 dlsparo IN trio do revolver,
muriendo q los pocos momsntos.
Las sPastillas Antdricas del DR..
LIE Roys d%evuelven al aparato digesti.
yo la actividad perdida, ayudan al
est6mago q digerir los slimentos, y 81
proceso de Ia nutrici6n SC lleva & cabo
en- lorna adecuada.
-0leraclones dc azlcar 900 60
COS sConstAncis,s comprA 8. Ramirez
CT, asa. 1000 sacos xB lenAvista, .
compra Friszs Land c. (reservsdo.
20 saeoa SFJrsunas .Gs49o compra 8
Esquisgs.
ola SocledAd ArtfstIcaD darG 81
10 noehe do mafiAna una funol6n On o
teatro, poni6ndose on escena 10 aplau
dida sarsuslA sEl ito de Alcal&S gu
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-31
SECC|0N MERCAN I'll

Prsclos MIN de los articu'os
que SO detalIan en-
almaCenes
ARROz.-Jsp6n II q s3t; Idem de
- 8 q s3i: americana corriente %.
Aios mallorquines, & 80 ctvS.
. Cappsdres . 90 ctvs.
Jamones 7t4 @.
ouesos amecs.a sl8i. Patagr&s Is.
Toeino, 90 II o 14i.
Jab6n, s4.6O & S4.70 Rocamora;
americana, ct ~
Pasta del pals q ct.
nanteea o e5.3 On ! y On latas de
o. SO.
Harina dc Ssi aS6t
Hahishuelas blAncas del pals s3l q
4, smsrieanas s3a "A.
Coloradas del pals 4 . II.
Amsricanss blancas largas . %.
Garbanzos si} q 10.
Bacalao ASA.
Csbollas &e6.
Areuques 81.
kAnsequilla. d.. OILS Q Is
Pasta americans On caias dc una
Arroba %.
Papas Americanas do el.75 IS.
TasAjo eSt, 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-31

tantos aplausos ha conquistado en- los
teatros de Espafa y America.
Han circulado las invitaciones
para ell meeting que celebrara 10 ell
60 de republicanos ~espaholes, en- 81
teatro dc esta ciudad, el pr6x'mo do
mipgo. q las dos de Ia tarde.
- La suma reclamada como indem-
nizaci6n por don Julio p. Castro & 10
compafia de ferrocarriles, asciende q
10000 dollars. Probablemente la Cor
to Federal fallar& ma1ana Ia causa
que actualmente SO discute en- Maya
gieS.
Los carnaleones, cocodrilos, SER
pientes, leonss , panterAs del Circo
ecuestre que pronto estara en- esta CO.
pital, sc bsb IRAN la vista del pdbli-
30, veints barriles dc 10 sin rival GER.
VEGA sPabst,s por ser IL mas agrada'
Bile. M. r. Cslder6n y CO Tetuan II,
son los sgentes dc esta cervezs. :.
-Pare,e que las Clmaras no vo'
saron ninguna ley, como % suponia
para la Exposition insef. antillana d.
MsysgU9z.
La mayor parte do los proyecto'
y prepArAsivos dc 10 comtsi6n que en-
tieude On los festeios vendr6n absjt
por ial.s de los q 1000 dollars con Gut
90 contsbA.
Sin embargo creemos que los HON
brea que sstAn al frente do las comi
siones para la refsrida exposici6n, nj
perder&n 10 rs J continuar&n ahor'
COO mas empefio y tenscldad que antes
el hsrmoso proyecto dc dar oil pats Oh
81 pr6xlmo ano una * posicl6n de SUI
ricos productos y Iapores sgrfcolas
Con oil uso dc las xPastillas Anti
ricas del DR.. LIE Roys desaparece es'
pesadez que sienten los dispepticos e
ell est6mago despu6s de las comidas,
Ell municipio do San Juan asig
no Glen dollars snuales & don Eduar
do Lop7z, para establecer una elias
de taQuigraflA. AsistirAn alum0s IL
aolventes.
-En 81 muelle han tenido luga
en- sstos dias las sigulentss operaciC
neai
| Sucesores dc NJ. Lomba J c.
Vicente y C9, l0W qulntales dc c.
bollaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-31
CORRlENTt De PROGR[SO

(Continuaci6n de Ia pdgina ~
81 one tambien en- cua'q aiera OF 3
poblacI6n de esta Isla, siempre que q
ella podamos trsslsdsrnos dsutro de
las veinte y cuatro horss ~algaientes
al fallecimiento.
Las malas condiciones en- que %
encuentre el cadSver nunca serA suf-
G ente csuss para que deiemos de-
sfectuar una conservation inde1nida
Ssr&n fscilitados otros intormes
respecso 81 case On IL casa ndmero 6
de 10 Gale de San jose, por los iman-
tes, personals debidamsn ante autorizadas
para efectuar los trabsios que quedan
expresados.
Silres.re Fsij6o, Embalsamador y
desinfsstor. M, DHz Andino, Embal.
samsdor y desinfsssor. JOSE Rosario,
Desinfsstor. --.Agusttn Otero, Desinfes.
tor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-31
Buques a~nunciados

sMiguel Gallart., Del puerto d.
Canarias para 81 nuestro sali6 el 10
del actual.
Caracas Con procedencia de
New York fondeara msdana y saldra
oil siguiente dis para 10 Guayra.
<San Juan.s Sali6 el Is dsl co
rrients de New Orleans para esta.
<Conde Wlfredo., FL 20 de JUNO
entrante saldr& de este puerto para Ia
Coru1a, Santander, Csdizy Barcelona.
<Saint Slm6n.s H4cia el 3 del
entrants s.tar6 aqui procedente de Eu-
ropa y Saint Thomas y seguirA viaie
para Puerto Plata.
sAmazons,s Dsl s al 8 del pr6xl.
mo JUNO 80 sguarda ~iprocedente de
Europa.
<Poace.s Rscalar& ell Q del en-.
!raute de Ia Guayra y saldra el mis-
mo dia para New Yo,k.
<Coamo.S FL 3 del pr6xlmo mes
sa!dr& do New York para esta isla.
I0maron puerto;
De Puerto Cabello via Ponce 20.
leta holandesa .Carm ,lits,1 con car
Ga do .raasito.
Do baltimore Z )leta americana
&c abrieile,s CON carb6n y pipas va.
tfas.
De 10 G lsyra vapor americana
<Phi; adel phta,s con transito.
De Vleques go.eeta eMarfa Ar
tau,s en lastre,
Sc habilIGr0n de salida:
Vapor <-'hladelphia> para New
York.
Goleta <Marfs Arsau,s para Vie
ques,
Goleta sSan Migusl,s para Fa.
jarlo.
Buques en- puerto
TkAVSEIA
SMannie SWAMI cargando.
aUrnanRS descarg ndo.
SG AbrlelleI descArgando.
<Carmelita, csrgando.
COSTAN EROS
<DJlores1 penulente.
<Dsseadas FL 4macao y Naguabo.
"a II M4riAS Yablcoa.
<I,rAsja de Marias descarg andC
SEipeia!zi1 pendient3.
sPedrit1. Vieques.
'CArme itaS psndlente.
<lnlia> p q iiente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-31
N0T|C|AS DEL Ola

Sentencia por robo.-Un escandalo,-- Aggression con un GU.
ch1lo.--Mr. Elliot. -Denuncia en- Humacao.- .Doce de-
tenidos en- un bale. --Catorce presses dc Aguadnla...'
Suicide en- Guayama.---En ell teatro. --Liga de repu.
blicanos espanoles. -~-Indemnizaci6n de $40. 900. mo
hay subvencl6n al Certamen de Mayagdez,- do
liars a una escuela de taquigrafia. ~-Operaciones en- e
muelle.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-31
PalaciOa , CA So

PalaciOs , c. So '"
Tamil y Ce J J. Och
go sacos de gsrbanzos
Cadierno Lopez y
~pimienta. A. Vicente
garbanz oa.
-Mahana celebrart
cejo municipal baio Ia
senior Marxarch.
Sc e%ncuentra en- San Juan ell Ca
pit4n Cabrera. Mariana saldra para
su distrito de Arecibo..
Con mucha urgencia Sc desean
tener noticias de don Jose Schroeder,
expolicfa i%nsular, Genaro Ayala, de
Sabana Crande y Juan de J. Alvarez,
Official que fue en- la Acadia de San
German. Dirigirse q American Agef-
cy Boy l24 Arecibo, P. r.
En- oil Quartet general o parti.
cipan que los dias Is, 16 y II, del mes
pr6ximo 90 llevarzn & efecto en- Maya
guez, las tallas para ingreso en- Of
cuerpo dc 10 policia insular.
Ell Quartet general prepare una
ordenanza de traslados para la pr6xi.
ma emana
La Junta Superior de Sandal
| celebrara session Ell ~jueves pr6ximo.
~-Informa oil departamsnto de ms.
trucci6n que el pr6xlmo sabado empe.
zaran los eximenes de espaiol para
maestras americans.
Ell teclado de Ia SOliverS est&
construido de acuerdo con ell principle
de que ell 95 por 100 de la escritura Sc
hace con las mindsculas y para el 5
por 100 restante es meior, baio todos
conceptos, hacer uso de las teclas de
cambio que duplicar 8 triplicar ell MI
nero de teclas y eltamaio del teclado.
-Ha renunciado una escuela ~
rel do Ponce, don Alfredo L. Mar.
tineE.
--Nahana ~jueves, ell concrete es-
paaol cerrar& q las doce del dla con
motive de Ia festividad de <La Ascen.
ci6n del Seniors
..Ests maiana tom6 puerto ell va.
por espahol <Miguel Gallarts proce.
dente de Barcelona (Espaha.)
-Ha sido destinsdo q la oficina
local de Sandal, el assistant de la bi.
blioteca pdblica don Jose Truiillo.
LOS PIANOS que han sobresali.
do On estos dltimos cinco amos y por
esta ras6n los recomendados por los
profesores de mi sica de mas prcstlglo
on 10 isla, son los de la fAbflca Kohsr
g. Campbell, de New York, de Ia cual
90 sgente en- San Juan A. s. Bslaval,
Aparsado 81, ID qulen puede ustad
dirigtrse para msiores lnformes.
~<THE HELvETIA.-T callt
do 10 Cruz. Gran casa do h~u6spedes,
liable d. hotels Aposentos para TO-
! milias y personals sofas. ComidAs
cincuenta centavos cubierto. Banos
Teleiono, 192. Apartado correo. 2s6
Propietario, Pedro SChira. Nota
. Este hotel estA & cargo dc una seiori
/. to caguena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-31
Cubos ' bombi||as econjmicas

Las ha reoibido la s. A.. L91
klectTca, Son propias para anun.
clos y para los abonados que tleneu
contador, pees se graduan & dlversAs
intensidAdea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-31

RI rey de Noruega ha puesto su veto a la ley de las Ca.
maras segun la cual el servco consular de Suecia Y el de
Noruega seran Independence en- Ell porvenir. Ell gabinete
ha presentado su Omission i~rrevocable. La crisis Sc resol-
vera llamando al partido conservador, que apoya los actos
de la corona.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-31

El yacht ATLANTIC, favorto del pubico desde Ell prin-
cpio de la regatta, logr6 anteayer colocarse en- la delantera
de sus competidores y conservar una v~entaja de dos mIlas.
Al termlnar Ell torneo, Ell ATLANTIC es declarado vence-
dor: Sc lie entrega, con solemnidad, el premio ofrecido por
Guilermo II. Las noticias del desastre russo quitan inte-
res q las festas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-31
Cables de New York
(Conhnwact6n de la bdgJnQ az

Sc reserva un papel decisive en- los successes que sobre-
vendran dentro de POGO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-31

varlos artlOulSs del pals
IPreclos eorrIentes
Axdear para el consume:
koscAbado claro dc $3.50 q e5.
Do miel claro q 1915.
Oentrifuga elaro de CATS . St.
Azdcar americans de u .
Algod6n Dc st . 8.
Almid6n 0 est
Gate corrisnts s11t a l23.
Ousros dulses Gle | . II
0oeos . e2o millAr.
Ron S grados Cartier 4 20 centa
vos gallon.
MASS 100 Q LES
Sebo OF 90.
TAhaoo, nominal,
Candies cOrrlentes
Londres check 4.88 . 1884
Paris q II ,.
Hamburgo -3a&4<
New York Par
Espada div 25a q D
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02
TEST SOON TO BE
MADE or CROW WING ORES
Future Of the So-Called Guyana Iron Range Near
Brainerd at Stake-Progress of the
Operations to Date

Special to The Journal.
Brainerd, Mimi, Aug. s26.-In Grow
Wing county, of which Brainerd is the
seat, are newly discovered beds of iron
ore, now known as the Guyana range.
Actual mining operations have been
started in township As, range 20, about
two miles east of Jonesville, and not
more than eight miles from the city
limits Of Brainerd.
The operations are being conducted
by Pickands & Mather, a Cleveland cor
poration, locally organized under the
name of the Hobart Iron company.
About two weeks ago they moved in
with a crew of some twenty men, set
up tents in the woods, built barns and
other buildings, and at once commenced
work on shaft, working day and night
shifts. @
All that can be done by drill tests
and assays has already been done. The
plan now is to get the mine into work
spur constructed from the Duluth
branch of the Northern Pacific, which
passes about mile and quarter east
of the forty on which the shaft is To-
Gated, and thus ship out the ore as soon
as obtained. Should the furnace test,
which is the final commercial test, prove
an entire contradiction of the assays,
it is probable the mines would yet be
abandoned. But the company certainly
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-02

expects no such results, but rather to
be taking out thousand tons of ore
day in a few weeks.
Shaft Near Dat Field.
The shaft is 10x12 feet, and is on the
edge of a swamp just as it rises into an
oat field, the garnered oats showing
how lately the land has been a farm
The shaft was sunk last week to depth
sixty or sixty-fve feet. Drill tests
showed iron ore at eighty At this point
operations had to be temporarily sus-
pended by reason of the rise of water in
the shaft, the machinery then on hand
being insufficient to cope with it. A
steam pump has been ordered, and with
in week the work will commence
again.
The same company has been drilling
over a year along the whole line of the
Guyana range, and is now operating
drills east of Deerwood and on the old
Swartz driving park, Just east of the
city of Brainerd. The Northern Pa
several drills along the line of the
have prospectors out.
It is on these prospecting tests, rather
than on the work in the shaft, which
has not yet proceeded far enough to
give any definite results, that the evil
dence of a rich deposit of iron rests.
What the exact indications of these
tests are, no one knows except those
who have conducted them. The opera
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Captain Johnson also Immediately
recognized that the holding on to tho
loose ends might mean death to him,
but life to the passengers. drawing a
deep breath and zclenching his teeth, he
nerved himself for the terrible ordeal
he felt sure was coming. In vain were
scores Of hands outstretched towards
the heroic, suffering sailor in midair,
but none dared or could touch him for
fear Of baking the effort, and an omi-
nous silence such Gas accompanies all
suppressed emotion settled upon the lit
tie group while, under the pilot IS hands,
the great steamer made her way, foot
by foot. past the reef.
The captain was all exhausted when
% appeared on heEscene The terrible
strain upon his superb frame caused the
veins Of his head and neck to stand
out like the veritable cords Of steel he
was contending with, and his face
streamed with perspiration.
Scarcely conscious, the brave fellow
did not apparently hear or need my
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steering gear, and-oh, horror!-in ap-
parently imminent danger Of dismem-
berment. 'ss<' -'-E
Z " It was very plain to me how it all
came about. Rushing to the seat Of the
trouble from his post forward, quick to
see and as prompt to act, without re-
garding the possible consequences to
himself, the captain had vaulted upon
the huge wooden arm and, hurriedly
winding the free ends of the broken
half-inch cable about his arms, he had
made desperate and frantic effort to
quickly, bring them together and re-
unite them. -. f..
E1The anxious pilot aloft-with the
danger to his ship and passengers clear
~ before his eyes---felt the accustomed
strain once more upon the wheel, fan
cied the repair had been made, and was
now bringing it hard overO to clear
the deadly reef so close alongside In
doing this, Of course, he employed a
upon his victim. - ..,s% 81 - g