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New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

o.i.,l Record and FOrecast.-Ha ashingtoE. July u.
-l,--a-s continue in Atlantic Coast districts from
,..-.s,5rs,,ia soltluard 10 Florida Ohio
y-7e and the lower portion the region. The
r mas ceased in The Guif states, and fair. warmer
weather prevails throughout the cotton states. except
Florida and the Caroliuas
n Is warmer II Mississippi Valley and generally
.tab ternpera tures prevail westward tho Pacific
oas- Ia Atlantic Coast districts high temperatures
.,r-sore In New-Tork Eastern Pennsylvania and gen
.-gIIg throughout Nevy-E England The maximum tenn
ersture At New York city Wednesday IS degrees;
a, Albany %. al Philadelphia, 90 Al the last named
rIsce temporary cooling since been effected by
thunderstorm
conditions are favorable showers thunder
storms iB ths Atlantic districts Thursday
robsrly FRIDAY the lake region the Ohio and
d "a Tna1eria change IN the temperature
die Atlantic probable except that produced by
'g T rj5es along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts viii
D.. 5ghr 10 fresh south on the lower lakes, light 10
fresh south. upper lakes. light and variable,
ms s,e54lers departing THURSDAY for European ports
viii have light southwest winds and fair weather 70
the Grand EAAAs
Foreca.t for special Locaiifies.-For Eastern New
rp Eastern Pennsylvania, New-Jersey and Delaware.
,1 rains and thunderstorms to-day and Friday.
It,l7r 10 fresh southwest % south winds
1- the District Of Columbia and Maryland showers
to-dsv and Friday. Hsht south winds
~ western Peunsylvania ard Western New-York.
local rains thuHdersoTms to-day and Friday light
soS[E @ cav england scattered showers and thunder
storms to-day and Friday, Hght 10 fresh southwest
winds
roca, oeacial Record-The following Official record
afure Tor the last twenty-four hours in comparison
date . "a
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

4tbet temperature yesterday. - degrees Lowest ~
ue Al average tor corresponding date last ear "a
- e,s-r4sf1udiag last twenty hTe years. "a
I..ssf-f-lcai Fatur an1 f1l'4ti storms - '4-s
az fsa. HeEt 20 tfcsa se~tii"rs' 70 -'t'H S'iits'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
LOVE AND THRIFT.

From The Kansas City Journal
" Y. Morgan, writing from Ireland, tells this
story: Il was telling an Irish driver how nice
everybody had been 10 as in Ireland and now
pleasant the Irish were 10 Americans 'Yis he
said Whin you go down the strate everybody sez-
There's some Americans God bless EN- Marx
gp the prices the linen and lace
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

Givens Jacob
wsqeaz July Z Sro5p le at .ee4 54' y Na9os4 2ss
Funeral private
BoGERr-on wednesday. July Y. 1905 a. his Ia.s :5
residence Flqshng \ Y H99Ty a F9seF' =; N sro1 rTe
No p Lavrence-avs.. Flushing, n 7
cLARksoN-on Tuesday July IL 1868 suddenly Of heart
failure at his home 30 si7 West ssth 81. John Van
IaTe colonel FLOYD Carkson- Funeral services a. his
late residence. THURSDAY. July 13tn, at 3Se D M
CoRwIN-At New Brunswick. y J.. on MONDAY July
TO- Mary Ester Corw1u- beloved VIE or tnr 6eS 9Sa
m. from second Reformed Church :, Of New Bruins
wick, y J. Interment al Parannns y J.
Sol CTonise in his s5th year Funeral private
GIFFIN-A5 Mutton Run, Ha@Rshirs C2gasy Va Va
on July Mrs " WaSer 5tt Sh.. FI1ersI n bei IN
Mount Hebron Co9na5 chuTG4 T5 S1oh in s5tonI1r
ehITchyard.
GIvENs-On Tuesday, Jusy II, 1895. Jacob Givens in
daughter Mrs J R Finiey. 40. Iss Isth-sl. on
morning.
band Of Matte ] GrtHn Funeral services FRIDAY
Jacob DaTis No. s2s Sorth broad Eliza6eth,
vited
HOOKER-Ar Buffalo. y. Y, July II. Henry c.
Hooker. OF Washington y J Funeral services at
New Hrunsvfck n j
JoHNs-At Philadelphia. on Iuly L. Mary \ Johns. age
20 attend the uaeral services On SATURDAY afternoon a.
the Methodist Episcopal church at Nurley.
y j Interrne1t ar the church burial ground Newark
~ j. please copy
IONES-On Tresday July H. the Knicserbocker 9th
2Srh-sJ- Marguerite a. cauEhter of Daniel
ana Margaret Funeral services ar her late resi-
i=uce Friday morning July a at II e'clocA
MARSF-Mrs Julia z, widow Of the 'aJe l. Milton
p m at the home Of daughter Mrs z P AT
kfuson StapjeJ0n. Staten Island. Of heart failure
Funeral services the No . smith Terrace
On FRIDAY night a o'clOC6- Inrerment private
sH1LLMAN-oq wes,dnesday July 1a 1905. Caroline
widow of John Sktllmau. the residence of her
daughter. Mrs :. g. Holiday. No - BrevoOrt Place.
BROOKLYN Services Friday. July "A, 2 n.
Grace Church, Jamaica. I. l.
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THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND,
AcKNOWLEpGMENTs


Reuittances preferably by check express order
or postoff1ce money order. should be drawn 10 the
order Of and addressed TO the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund, New-YOrk City.
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CEAU- -TERIES-
THE wOODLAwN CEMETERY

is readily access bls by Harlem from
Station. Webster and Jerome avenue troeys and
by Lots s125 Telephone t4S55 Granercyl
for OF Views Htattve-
Once 20 East card ST. y :. City
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

garden last night. and enjoyed' Elsie Janis in an
imitation of Miss May. the Salvation Army lass
Miss May pronounced it perfect.
Agnes Riley Morse. widow NWoolsou Morse
composer Of Wang" was operatedton for appendi-
citis Yesterday in private hospital She had been
in the cast Of Wang, playing the I'm ger boy
The Herald Square Theatre was 1he Mecca for
the Beta Theta Pi members last nigiE. There were
five hundred Of them. and they made, things lively
After the show the five hundred made'a tour OF the
town.
Tony Pastor offers for next week the following
attractions: Johnson. Davenport and Lorrlla, the
football players and the farmer: the Original Boot
black Quartet. vocasts and comedians: Cliff Cor
don, she German politician; Bandy and Wilson.
novelty dancers and imiJators. Orletta and Taylor
singing sketch. the College Trio. lady vocalisJs.
Alice Alva, the Lady with the Clarinet; the Lppin-
colts. singers and dancers, Massey and Kramer.
comedy creation: Jud Williams singing and talking
pianist; Jerome and Morrison. wooden shoe dan
GERS, Morris and Daily. comedy sketch team; lie
Clair and West, comedy entertainers Frenchs
scenic panorama. varied yeSTs OF variegated life,
and the American Titagraph with new life motion
pictures
Dr. Hora1lo Parker professor of The theory of
music al Yale University, and a Well-knOWn COM
poser of sacred and secular music has entered
into a contract with Kiaw & Erlanger TO provide
the musical setting required Tor their coming pro
ducTiOn Of the play by J. l. g Clarke founded
upon the late General Lew NaLaces novel "A
Prince Of India
Klaw & Erlanger's The Pearl and the Pumpkin"
COMPANY an organization of 10 people, which
opens at The Colonial Theatre. N Boston, next
Monday evening. started for that city yesterday
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
- YELLow FgvER cAsEa.

~ssiagton. July I2-Govereor Magoon in
n ',sa The War peDa-iueai to-day taat Alfred
s'sia a. American canal employe. was
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

subscrihers New-YOrk CIV DAILY and
URl-WEE6LY VIII be charged a cuQy extra
postage IN addition 10 the rates named above
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
SUMNER AMUSEMENT 'NoTEs.

Edna Nay visited the NeR-York Theatre roof
garden last night. and enjoyed Elsie, Janis in an
imitation of Miss May. the Salvation Army lass
Miss May pronounced II perfect.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
LEoNAag n-lon FRALsEn.

" aat is being done IL Panama is but a sample
lAe l-lIgs tlaI mis- country has done during
Il, iesi few wears 0f TIE things in which your
-~.sAslal bias had $50 prominent a part Take
--qL W. lld Ia Cuba. where We tried the eA-
il1eli. Ullch had Dor been tried for four hun
20 years ~ cleaning tile cities. one Of ihe
- important items 0f The work done Dy our
:. eminent III cuba was The work Of hygiene,
-e AJIh " cleaning ana dlsinfectiug the cities
-s -o minimize thr chance for yellow fever,
!. @A - 1s away with as many possible or
-. .si.llLens tAat told fOr disease This couh-
~ mas never uale better work, Loat IS. work
- telleftr- more honor upon the country, or
~, ----aiils a. large, than the work done ~
ana -ae man Hho above ali Others VIII
-sisie for doing thar work 50 well was
--1---er ~ rOuE profession, VINO. when the calt
e.--ls cane. himself went as q soldier 10 the
- me present Major General Leonard Wood.
sa-l wood ciG iu CUBA just the kind "
h E t-+a'- tgr instance Lord Cromer has done
W Aetp- Ne have not been aDle 10 reward
-, - ~ anything Ike the proportion that ser
s such as his would nave been rewarded
49, "tler country Of the first rank IN the
s,r---- eiQ ilere have been TO meaner and more
-. p AM manifestations 10 al OUr public his
losrrts ..lsh the feelings q envy and jealousy
s,s-.eslec 49, toward Wood And ne foul assaults
----ecks made upon him gentlemen. were
esr.s-s because they gTudged the fact that this
eoctor 'lii''' sh"u'9 nav 7'
- -s lAe President had retired from the hsll
-. a1aScistionl unanimously elected him and
S' Leonard Wood honorary members
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
DomestIc Rates.


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For all points United States Canala ana Navt.o
toutside Of the Boruughs OF Manhattan ara Tha
BRONX Cuba Porto Rico. Hawai- ana t5s
Philippines. without expense tor foreign postsEe
. s--.-LAN- A.--EE-L- ~.
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For points Europe and al countries the Universal
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MAIN OFFICE-So. I5s Nazsau-st.
NALL sTREET oFFICE-So. Is William-st
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Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla


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repubIished in The TTi-Weeky Tribune without extra
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rRANsPACIEIC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


DAILY
The schedule closing TranspGciac arranged
presumption
OF Saline The HUal stag nas
Registered transpaclh- A&ils Ftirhed NancouFrr
Victoria, Tacoma seattle. WHteh close previous
day close a. the Geasral Postosice S2w-fors as f9
Zealand Australia tcxcept Vest, u-t-aedor-s
Islands Frlacnsco close az 3 July 10 r.
Iispatch tlf rne ClI1agd steamer
British aaaE Nes = and DOES arrive
9.gh rhls dispatch v&tr. .lais1los7
5aO lu a. u o. 40
4 n o "a u--Fl1 0a 4-ade and for
vvarlsd until the arrival OF che la-ara steam err
snd New-C,asdouia via V4aoouver and Victoria o. c,
-Ios- at b. N Juy - lcr dispatch per Mower
Taraa .1lc& sl4 Speeaily addresses, mail ier
Fhilipulne Islands seattle close az . July -
r4svsaa Iauan china and Philippine Islands.
san Francisco. close st q m JHy - Tor dispsteh
-, tsx,eof sFarceIsPost mails Korea china aad
Pbfliupine Islands Nancouver and Victoria p G.
rIsse ar s p q. July = sar dispatch per s. Empress
hawai- Va saa Fraacisco. clase At 9 Jaly u Tor
dfspatch s. AiAilstla
rsfiaDias IsaEds GGaln. Francsco. cosa
A. q % n July ~ Tor dspatch per z s. Transpovt.
Korea thi-a ant nipp.re ISLANDS. via
sau Francisco close az 2 IN 1aly - Tor Dispatch
.Sttt ana Narquesas Islands via an Francisco clos.
NIanrhurta tsNcepf MuNien NeWchWanE ana RarI
thur and Eastern 2era = AZ 2reseai forwarded
Russia
NCTE-I-neas otherwise addressed West Australia i
forwarfea va Eurupe. New Zealand via san Trancisca
piaces IN the Chinese Province a.
Hrttsh Inlia-tne quickest routes Phlipptnes
specially addressed via Europe he fully pre-
nad the foreign rates Hawaii is forwarded Via
WILLIAM r WILLcOx Postuasu~
Pos1oface. SeW-Herk- y 4. July z. iS05
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

Izlaw & Erlangers The Pearl and the Pumpkin
c9rnpanv an organization OF 10 people which
opens at the Colonial Theatre. N Boston, next
Monday evening started for that city yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

may A auy time4
Fereisn mails for ending July Is. 1868 via
lose promptly a.
t9ii1Bs Registered Parcels Mails
Fuat1filce one nlur carrier t1l2f
shawl below ParceisPost Mails for Germany close at
o 2 J-.- Iuly 10 p
FarcstsPost Mails for Great Britain Ireland
o-spetcHed BY the White Wednesdays ant
o4 me Anasr1can Line dis
patch IS made BY the Cunard
sai-s or
lns same say The Parces-Post mails close
before the regular mails
E2sJ Mails for Barbados and Great Britain and
Regular and Supplementary mails close foreign
tion tcorner OF West
tnan closing below except suppszlentarr
nails tor Eu Central America Col0n.
close one hCgT later Foreign station
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES FT-


THURSDAY G3f-AJ . a. for Cuba- Yucatan and
Cau1peche Per s. Fucatan other paris
She1 specially addressed Tor this steamer az
Tor fucaJan s. Seneca, Progreso also 0rhar
for this steamer.
FRIDAY l4-At u tsupp ieaeuta-y p % D nj fo-
bahamas. per Santiago CfIaurEdanao ma
santiago when specially addressed
az l2;3O p tsupplsnentsrv 1-S0 D. M f9r St
Thomas vrt-,7,r,-.7
Guiana. s. FOutadeie tfurI.-ue Ba-Fa.Tos
Grenada s.. Vincent ana Trinidad when soecsTv sd-
dressed for this steamer).
SATURDAY l5I-At a. m. For Brazil per wotan
via Percanhuco. Rio Janero Santos ,fnc.uisra.
Northern Brazil Argentine. Uruguay and ParaEIaT
Wfen specially addressed for this a
for Newfluudlan1 per $ silva. al $40 a N 1--1
NaTacalb1 talso colombia. Curacao. when
specially addressed f1r This steamer N sur
tsuppiementary la-30 Fortune Islands. ia
naiea anu Colombia except Cauca and MagtaIena De-
specially addressed this steamer. al $50 a n
tslIPplenenar ld-ao Nicaragua except East
ana -anal zone eauca Department % colombia.
Ecuador Peru Bolivia AMI ChiiE per Alliance.
Va 1eon talso S41a1eilaa W1en specially addressed tur
ms steahaefi az ~ q ~ TOT ana Per s A11terey-
Va Havana az 10 M for Grenada St yincsal.
= - -. --l-4tes : St.l4' az A =
Amazonense, via Barbados Para Manaos.
MOTTO Five cents Der halt ounce addition the
regular postas lusl o. prepaid on ar letters forwarded
bE the Supplementary Mails and letters deposited
drops marked Letters for Foreign Couutes after
closing OF me regular nal for 5sparch by particular
postage is fully prepaid thereon supple
nentsry T-ausar-2ntc opened the piers 1r
American. English French steamers vas
the saings 8 a. and
be feposiTed In he mai boxes or r1e pier 0f rTa Ger
Turks Island and Dominican Republic aIso cpe1ef
5n the CIv5e Line Pier Tire mans on r5e Uiers ens1
minutes before sailing time qnly regular postage Get
half IS required articles mailed
tSea Post} double postage
half ounce on ether lines
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

Mails except Jamaica and Bahamas are forwar5et
aaily at sallIag The t0NNECrISG mails
at Postofice. Is follows
CUBA. via Tampa a 60 a. MONDAY. WsEnas
and SATURDAY Ylrz. Tl..rslla- ID
saturday above
MEXICO CITY overland. o II
daity, except sunday, sunday st N and 1OS0
NEIE FOL .SDT.AND Far~sls-Past Nails va.
North sydney a. . m. Mondav Wednesday ana sal
urdav tals0 occasionally from New and .adei-
phla. See
MIQy EI40N. via boston and North sydney a20 D
every other Si.adaE JUue Is.
JAMAICA Va Boston. al { Tuesday and Ertday
JAlso Y1rE ID SATURDAY
a fIu-3U n
BP ITfSF FF0NpI-HAS HONDURAS tF.asr CoasTl ana
GUATEMALA NeN-Orlesns aV rI0-5u q n Mon
day West coast q Honduras dispatched from Nez
York via Panama aboNef
NICARAGTA East toastl. via New-0rleans a. tI0.33
n and " W=dnestay Vest Coast 1f Nicara-
qua dispatched from NeW-York Panama Ss.s
FANANA CANAL ZONE VIA NeH Orleans a tI0.38
n sunday tonly specially addressed j.
waried NeN-C~iea1s when steamer =atfs
on following Nandayl After Io30 J. SUNDAY anI
sailing 81 SeW f1rk steamer. ua1 Panama
Zone heid for the NeW Tark steamer
above
REGISTERS MAJ Cor overland dispatches closes as
p. 10. previous dsy-
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THURSDAY u3l-At : a. n for France. Switzerland.
italy spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece aad
British India S. Ia ia other
parts Of Europe when specially addressed
steamer
LD3ls VIA Plymouth and CherboEFs dnclGeins Liver
pool scotland. Ireland and south africa
addressed for this steamer a $50 for Belgium
fFarcels-FosJ nails. per s. Vaderand rsguIa~
mail FOR Belgium when specially addressed FOR On .
sleannerl- at 1880 a supplementary Il flr
EuEope per $ Eueanla. via Queenstown Llver-
Pooi, a. II 30 m fer scotland specially
dressed only. per Columbia
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

Agnes Riley Morse widow OF ~Woolson Morse
composer Of Wang. was operatedyon for appendi-
citis Yesterday in private hospital She had been
in the cast Of Wang playing the I'm ger boy
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

,at Onicial Record.-The following official record
-, ,te weather Bureau the changes in the
,,,re for the last tweHty-four hours in comparison
-. =. .-rresnnnatne aste of last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-13

The Herald Square Theatre was 1he Mecca for
the Beta Theta Pi members last nigiE. There were
five hundred Of them and they made, things lively.
After the show the five hundred made'a tour OF the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
WAS CURED or BRONCHITIS.
hr. John Callal hers Disappeared and He Gained Eight Pounds in
 WeiSht-Linonine.

John J. Gallagher, of 21 Highland avenue, Danbury, says:
 Bronchitis had the best of me, and was harassed night and day by d hacking cough that fingered ill spite of all l could do. was rapidly losing flesh and strength. One day several weeks ago I explained the case to a friend who told me that he was almost positive Linonine would cure me of the bronchitis and build me up. I was thoroughly discouraged at this time, but before I had finished my first bottle of Linonine I noticed that I did not have to cough at all during the night. This enabled mo to rest undisturbed. Linonine soon mastered the bronchitis and began to build me up. I have gained eight pounds in weight and all traces of the cough are gone. Tine success of Linonina in my case is little short of miracu .
 Linonine at all drug stores-25c. 50c S1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24
RENEWAL 0F GARBAGE.

Sealed proposals for the removal of
 garbage and offal for one year from
 the first day of April 1905. from the City of Waterbury. in accordance with
 the conditions contained in An Ordin- ance Regulating Removal of Kitchen
 Garbage and Offal." will be received
 at the office of the City Clerk until
 February 20, 1905, at D. m.
 Such proposals shall be for the col
 lection and disposal of kitchen gar bage by cremation; for the removal
 and disposal by cremation of the car
 casses of dead animals: for the burn
 ing of ally and all rotten vegetables. i fruit. fish. and similar nuisance pro
 ducing refuse that may be brought to i the cIematory for disposal by private 1 individuals from stores. markets. ho-
 tels, and for the burning of the solid i collection of scavengers.
 i The territory from which garbage and Offal shall he so received and dis.
 posed shall include all territory in , cluded in the city limits of the City
 of Waterbury as they existed on the
 :;lst da, of December. 1901. and, also,
 tht W NllN VI "
 terbury known as SimOnsvillc. Morn
 ingside and Wateryille. The territor- 1 ial limits of such districts to be de ! fined by the Board of Commissioners of Public Health upon application. The successful bidder shall be en- ! titled to the use. free of charge. of the
 land. crcmatory. buildings. wagons
 and other appurtanlnces thereto ar- | auired by the City of Waterbury from ! Hubert NJ. RiGney. and used by him ' in the collection and disposal of such [ garbage and offal. hut such bidder will : be required to keep such cThmatory. ! buildings. wagons and other appur- ! tenances in good repair during the | term of his contract The City oJ i Waterbury shall he entitled. at tle
 discretion of said BoIrI. to T renewal | of the contract for such removal of | kitchen garbage and offal for one year | from the first day of April. 1.sH;. The
 payment for such additional term to
 be the amount of the successful hid
 plus five per cent thereof.
 i Each proposal must be accompanied
 by certified cheek for Five Hunfir,si
 Dollars tS-ss.uEl- drawn to the Orler
 of the Comptroller of the City of Wa
 terbury.
 Each proposal must be signed by | the bidder and the Successful ,liisiar shall furnish bond acceptable to said l Board for twenty per cent of the : amount of the contract for tilc faith
 ful performance of such contract Copy of the '-orsiinance Regulating , the Removal of Kitchen Garbage and Offar' can he seen by prospective i bidders on application at the office of | the City Clerk
 The Bcar,i of Commissioners of | Public Health reserves the right to reject any or all bids
 i BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF i PUBLIC HEALTH
 By GEORGE H. NETTLETON.
 1-21S City Clerk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-01-24

My Dear Count: If this letter reaches you ft will, I hope. relieve your anx- iety. We are alive and well. but where? ] am sure I have no better idea than if l were a baby just born. We came here with our eyes covered after a long ride from the river. which We crossed in the night. I think it must have taken us three days to come here. We are shut up in d big house with high walls and trees and gardens around it--a beautiful place. We have fine beds and everything to eat only miss the bouil-la baisse, and the Jokes of M. PidgeOn. and the fine old claret. X fat Englishwoman who waddlcs around like a big goose and who calls me Mumm (as if 1 were wine makerJ waits upon us. We do not know the name nf our host. He is tall man who says little and has hair on his neck and on the back of his hands Deu, he Is a lord who talks as if he were too lazy To breathe. II is Your Lordship this and Your T.ordship that But 1 must speak well of him, because he is going to read this letter: it Is on that condition I am permitted 10 write. Therefore I say he is d great and good man, a beau tiful man. The baroness and Louise send love to all. Madame says do not worry: We shall come out all right: but I say worry! and. good man, do not cease to worry until We are safe home. Tell the cure he has something tc do now. have worn out my rosary. and am losing faith. Tell him to try his. Your affeC- tionate, LOCISON.'
 she is an odd girl said the count. as gave back the letter. 50 full of fun, so happy. so bright so quick-al- ways on her tiptoes. Come. you are tired; you have ridden far in the dust shall make you glad to be here" groom took my horse. and the count led me down wooded slope 10 the lakeside Octagonal warehouses. painted white. lay floating al anchor near us He rowed me to one of them for a bath. Inside was q rug and a hable and soap and linen A broad panel on side of the floor came up as I pulled a cord. showing water clear and luminous to the sandy lake-boj- tom. The glow of the monday filled the lake to it's shores. and in a mo- ment clove the sunlit deplhs-a rara delight after my long. hot ride.
 At luncheon we talked of the war, and he made much complaint of tn- northern army. as did everybody those days
 My boy. said he. VOL should join Perry on the second lake. It is your only chance 10 fight. to win glory
 He told me then of the impending battle and of Perry's great need of men. had read of the sea-fightins and longed for part in it To climb or hostile decks and fight hand tO hand vas a thing % my fancy. An well, I was young then Al the count s table that day I determined to go. if nould get leave.
 Thtrese and young Parisienne- her friend. were at luncheon with us They bade us adieU and went away for a gal lop as we took cigars We had no sooner left the dining room tEan I called for my horse Due at the liar Dor that evening could give myself TO lorgcr to the fine hospitality of the