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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-25
Going TO Colorado?

The rate now is ST. so TO Denver. Pueblo
and Colorado Springs and return tick
cts on sale daily, final limit returning
October so. Stop-over allowed in HORN
directions between Pueblo ard Denver
chair Cars and Pullman Sleepers. fast
time block signal system. Harvey
meals
through Pueblo and Colorado Springs
Summer service better and faster
than ever.
Write for descriptive literature and
other information
Won't you go Santa Fe way?
II you want q real pleasure trip Won
viii. T. L. KING Agent.
The Atchlzon. Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway
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UP TO JAPAN.
II Terms Are Reasonable Peace VIII
Follow. Says Cassini.

New York, July 25.-Count Cassini,
formerly Russian ambassador at wash
ington, expresses the opinion, according
to the Herald's Paris correspondent
that all now depends on the japanese
and that if their demands at the com
ing peace conference are reasonaDle
peace is assured. Speaking Of the Rus-
sian representative, NJ. Witte, Count
Cassini said:
Il think this infinitely important task
could not have been entrusted 10 pet
ter representative. He IS man o. eA-
traordinary capacity and Of the finest
character. He knows the far eastern
question as few men know IL, and Is a
patriot
Regarding internal difficulties. Rus
STA has now reached a critical moment
in her history, but America has had
such a moment; so has France. IneSe
difficulties will disappear and Russia
will be stronger than ever:
They are merely passing difficulties, and
it would be unwise to attach 100 much
Importance TO them
Referring TO the Chinese, Count cas-
sini said:
and Years Of worry and trouble to
bring them around to your way OF
thinking or TO induce them to enter into
any underta king but, once convinced,
they are loyal A Chinaman's word IS
as good as his oath.
Il speak with all caution and cir
cuuspectfon but am nevertheless,
afraid that no no very distant date Eng
land and America will have reason to
regret this war. They may have more
TO fear from japanese competition than
from Russia"
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Fss@'~@< L'YzAz>
RARR AND SYCAMORE.

One would think. judging By some o4
the accounts Of the late collision be-
tween the Ingomar and the NavaAse IN
European waters that there was an uns
friendly feeling between Captains Barr
and Sycamore and that this had some
thing to do with the late mixup. It IL
true that Captain Sycamore was q bit
put out because Captain Barr when in
the wrong forced the Shamrock II.
about and when the Columbia went
over the line before the gun
Captain Sycamore after the race said,
IF he does that again something un-
pleasant will happen" Captain Ed
thought better of 1t afterward. and all
was pleasant between the naval skip
pers.
To show that no I'll feeling exists be-
tween them it is only necessary to state
that Captain Sycamore and his wife
after the Shamrock IL was laid up In
Brooklyn spent week with the Barrs
at City Island. New York. Not only
this, Captain Charles Barr escorted his
guests - the depot and saw them safely
en- the train to Boston.
In a talk with Captain Sycamore re-
garding collisions he said:
at Is not q nice thing for one to cole
Tide with another. It is all right to talk
about right of way and holding on: bat.
so far as I am concerned. viii never
get in a collision If it can possibly be
helped never want to be responsible
for the loss of life
The well seasoned, experienced racing
shippers on both sides. 1t may be said,
hold Captain Sycamere's views
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SCENE EROH N2S. KzGGS =.
OF TIE CABBAGE R47CH

I less than 1,2e0 singers, all familiar with
the score of ''ParsifaI," came in person
for a test of their abilities, and the
task of selecting 100 was not an easy
one. MI Savage has long been noted
for the excellent material in his cho-
ruses. but In "Parsffaf'' he was enabled
to Guido himself. His one regret was
his inability to find room in the pro-
duction for the many capable and clev-
er people whose hearts were set on ap-
pearfng in "Parsifal."
The solo parts of the flower maideng
are intrusted to the Misses Florence
Wickham, Pearl Guzman, Celeste
Wynne, Margaret LiddeT. Charlotte
| George and Harriet Chopper. prominent
singers in the American operate world.
but all more than eager to submerge
their personalities and crafty their
ambitions to become identified with
| the most stupendous project of Amer
| lean theatricals.
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IFrom Our New York Dramatic Core.
spondent1


spondent.l
HE newly born theatrical sea
son is cutting its first teeth
During the last two weeks
more than dozen plays. some
new. some old, were given their initial
performance for the year. and the first
nighters have been leading strenuous
lives.
Among the productions new to New
Workers. are THE Duke of Killfcrantzie ~
In which John Drew is starring; Mrs.
Wigs of the Cabbage Patch" "A Mad
cap Princess" the vehicle provided for
Lulu CHASER by C. B. Dillingham;; The
Rogers Brothers In Paris at the New
Amsterdam theater and Jacks Little
Surprise"
Plays which we have seen before and
which are continuing their run of last
year are The County Chairman" and
Sweet Kitty BelIairs."
Mrs Fiske has also put on a revival
Of Becky Sharp" Denman Thompson
is entertaining good sized audiences in
The Old Homestead" at the New York
thsater, and at the Criterion Willie
Collier pursues his merry way in The
Dictator"
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summer.
Candles Fate.

The sad, sad fate Of Camille stfl1
brings tears to the eyes Of even hard
ened theater patrons Pete Dailsy's Ar
mand still ranks with that of all his fl>
lustrious predecessors Cf you don't be-
lieve me go see him yourself).
The minstrel show is quite the best
thing OF its kind seen for years. The
Ofenbach review is a Partisan novelty
that gives Miss Templeton and Mr..
Daley added chances to display voice.
costume and comedy of their own in-
irnitable brands.
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EAST. WEST AND NORTH.
Santa Fe offers Low Rates for Sum-
mer Travel Everywhere.

SpeciaI rates to California. Colorado.
Chicago, Wisconsin lakes. Canada and
the seashore. Circuit tours. to bring
in the Great Lakes. Niagara Falls, Buff
faIo, etc, at very low rates We make
All ARRANGEMENTS for you, thus saving
YOU any annoyance or trouble
Try the famous Colorado Flyer TO
Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver.
Leaves Topeka at 10 p m. arrives at
Colorado Springs at noon
Tickets and berths at Santa Fe depot,
Fifth and Holiday streets.
T. L. KING. c. P. & 7. A.
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the right balance. Pathos is kept with
in restricted lines and serves as a brake
on the wealth of humor in the charac-
tiers and situations of the play.
That Mrs Wigs will remain in New
York It'll the roses bloom again beside
the river is a foregone conclusion
The story of the play is too well
known to require repetition The cast
is identical with that which gave the
production its first success on tour a
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the reporter: 81 know that the paper
costs only halfpenny, but deny that
it is cheap. And remember that the
paragraph of today wraps up the parcel
of tomorrow
Pathos, too. has its share in the play,
and the Lady Henrietta gradually
learns TO love the duke. BY a clever
ruse he discovers her fondness for him,
and. like the story book tales, they live
happy ever afterward."
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Miss Templeton's song Fishing" IL
one of those four base hits that ac-
tresses and baseball players sometimes
make. She also tells a story about q
dear friend OF hers who is now studuj-<
music abroad.
as her father paying the bills?"
No; the neiEhbors."
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The duke. anyway. according to her
idea, is not as dashing as she would de-
sire So he straightway determines to
prove himself a most aggressive wor-
shlper. He abducts her. He takes her
to his castle, where. in order that pro-
pristy may not suffer, he also provides
company in the shape OF two friends. q
widow and an admirer of hers
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"a Madeap Princess"

Lulu CHASER is now at the Knockers
booker theater in "a Madcap Princess
which tells a stery Of the times de-
scribed in Charles Majors book, When
Knighthood Was In Flower" The play
seems 10 be drawing fairly well and
will remain at the KEickerbecker in~
definitely.
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4ParsifaI In EnoIisE.U

Much difficulty was encountered by
Henry w. Savage in securing a suita-
BILE chorus for his production of "Parst-
fall" which will be seen at the fremont
theater, Boston, Monday. Oct. II. No
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-25

Mrs Wigs has come to town, bring
ing the cabbage patch and the rest OF
the Wiggses with her. The Savoy the
ater is their present domiciIe. and the
proprietor shows no indication of ask
ing for their rooms at present
The play, Mrs Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" Ii q commingIing of comedy
and pathos that has been given just
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-25

Now the browning comedy of the
play peeps it's head above the horizon.
The two women indulge in verbal sword
play that keeps the audience in perpet-
ual laughter. and epigram and with
cism race riotously back and forth.
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to forget It is SO hard to get away
from" Later she says. The prime of
life is just ave years ahead OF wherever
you are"
A newspaper reporter also figures in
the play. He calls to get the details Of
the abduction. Lady Henrietta stzbs
the scribe with singing sarcasm con-
corning inexpensive journalism Says
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garet Dale). She is young, popular and
charming. Like most other women of
that happy state. she does not enthuse
over her suitors as much as she might
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John Drew-the duke. of course-is a
young man possessing that most de-
sirabie commodity q castle in the
highlands (not in SPAIN. He is in love
with Lady Henrietta Addison (Mar-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-25

year ago. Madge Carr Cook in the title
role is realistic She makes Mrs wigs
the kind of a woman that Mrs Alice
Hogan Rice intended her to be-domi-
nant. sympathetic. practical, resource
full and full of the atmosphere of ssthe
patchs-igurativeIy not really, of
course.
with Mrs. Cock. WIN t. Hodge as Mr.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-25

semitragedy (CamfHes cough as Fay
Templeton coughs it, retains all of the
features that made It the most prom
inent attraction In the city during the
summer.
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Stubbins. Helen Lowell as Miss Hay
and Mabel TaIiaferro as Lovey Mary,
the play is destined to become one of
the striking successes of the year.
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"a Little of Evervthiso.r

"a Little OF Everything" with Fay
Templeton and Peter F. Daley, has
moved from the New Amsterdam the
alter roof garden to the Broadway thea
ter. preparatory to going on the road
The nelsrE 81 ea--e5y, melody and
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STAMPS. SEALS A%D STE%C'Is
THE J. c. DARLING CO.. ia Kan ava
Rubber stamps, brass and aluminium trade
checks Prices low. catafos free Tel "a
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Oh. Cruel. GIuex Glue!

The widow has wealth adorable.
Sighingly she says: My husband made
his money in glue. Glue is so difficult
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ron sALE-REA1sEsrATE.


T. FISHER.
fine building lots on West st.. east
front. cheap this week.
Furniture. IN a hotel for sale very cheap
8 room house. Il feet front. on west side,
fine repair. only $50
6 room house. II lois, close in. 81. $50.
room house Van Buren, St, 81 300
Two 4-room cottages on Quincy ST We
want to sell them quick, for the houses
only S1,6oo this week
room house I blocks west from the ave
You can buy this this week for sI,eo9 part
A 10 acre fruit farm about 5 miles from
the postoniee: viii trade this for stock Of
kinds of fruit On this place.
If you want bargains see
FISHER - KANSAS AVE
UINTA LAND oPENIN6AFor reliable
dra wing allotment, expenses. etc, send n
o. for Soc to Rhone-Walker Realty Co.,
Grand Junction. Col
FOR SALE-A new strictly modern cot
tage west of ave. Apply Standard
Shorthand school, go Kansas ave
FOR ADMINISTRATORS
CLOSING out val paier. Tooo patterns.
at g. per roll So Kansas ave.
FOR SALE-S400 piano for SS5 Leaving
town. s2z Polk St
FOR sALE-Folding he'd with mirror, sur
rey, .lounse- 10 Z. eta 3.
FOR SALE-A small hotel. bargain Adj
dress De Sofa care Journal
FOR -sALE-A good milk cow. N Ohio
ave, Oakland.
FOR sALE-seeond-h windows and
store doors. II. Heety.
FOR SALES yards of body Brussels
carpet, also 2 rugs IS by IS. for 81, at
Crosby Bros millinery department.
FOR SALEF1ne horse Address s. E.
L.. care Journal
FOR sALE-Cheap, 3 good stoves, limo
leum mating. steel couches and other
furniture. 1221 W. 6th st. I'd floor.
FOR sALEExtra fine Steinway square
piano. Geo. D. Butts. s21 East 9Th st.
FOR sAIEGood. gentle driving mare. S.
L Courtney. sos Kansas ave
FOR sALE-Good. gentle mare. cheap
319 Paramore St
FOR sALEFresh COW. H. E. Gaines
1913 w Laurent St. North Topeka
FOR SALE-Ffne large surrey or work
horse, also 4-year-old standard bred pac-
and work harness. Bell 55s1 black or 1856
Ind. c. A WiburG.
FOR SALE-PooI table, complete. $50
Geo. D. Butts, s21 East sth st.
FOR SALE-Cobs. T. A. Beck, 212 e
9Th ave Both phones so.
FOR SALE-German- hotel. good business,
reasonable price If sold at once 81 Kan
sas ave.
FOR SALE-Stove wood VIM Chick. Id
l3e Jackson st
FOR SALE-2 fresh cows at eo3 n. Jack
son st.
FOR SALE-Upright piano, bargain if sold
soon. K of P. hail. 9Th and Quincy ST
FOR sALE-One good work horse, wagon
harness. SOC ". Sth ST. inquire at 413
Kansas ave. w E Se=uine.
GET the best founda ton stone. We have
it Topeka Hydraulic Stone Co.
FOR SALES H. P. steam engine and a
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-25

Scald head is an eczema of the scalp
very severe sometimes. but it can be
cured Doan's Ointment quick and perm
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MANIrEaCruRERs

E G. KINI4ET.
Manufacture and deaIeV IN all kinds OF
vehicles. See Us about that delivery
wagon lie w Fifth st
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FOR SALE BY T. J. NICHOLS,
500 KANSAS AVE, TOPEKA, KAN.

s room house at 18th and Monroe SITS,
nearly new. s., 200.
5 room cottage at 416 Fillmore St, s.. coo
on payments
s room story house. large new barn, Il
lots, in Oakland, for only s1,70eits a bar
gain.
2 cottages on Klein St. of rooms each.
one for $3.50: the other one $500: $50 down
and So per month.
City property in all parts of Topeka.
Garden, fruit and poultry tracts, small
and large farms. near Topeka. Look them
over and take your choice
TREGO CO--The great wheat, corn. oats,
barley and alfalfa county. offers the home
seeker and investor more for his money.
quality of land and all other advanta ges
considered than any other county in Kan
sas- For bargains in Trego and adjoining
Agency. WaKeeney. Kan
FOR SALE-1Go acres good hay land ~
miles south of BeETytor- Walter MatRsy.
RiehlaRd. KAN R D. No. 1S
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALNREAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-Lots Johnson Place addition
W. 9Th St M Heery. Tel 1875.
FOR SALE-An elegant Topeka avenue
property, strictly modern, s rooms. bath,
closets, pantry, hot water plant. large
barn, carriage room, plenty of shade. VIII
sell very cheap. Part cash; balance long
tine at per cent. Inquire Al Kansas
ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-MKSCETI
WANTED-Hay in exchange for a heavy
work team, harness and wagon C d
Skinner Transfer Co. s1f Quincy st.
GENTLEMEN's EAST OF clothing ami
. Kan ave, Drip postal and win call
wANTEp-cisterns 70 clean and repair
r. {. Souier. Phone Sskl 20 e sts st
Arthur AIassey. lis " 5th st
FOR RE;NT-HoUsrs
FOR RENT-A part Of well furnished
changed 6Z7 Monroe St
FOR RENT-Nice room cottage 81 W.
18th St. cheap to desirabies
FOR RENT-Cottage 5 rooms. $3.50 mo-,
cistern and we'll 81 Jefferson st.
FOR Rents room modern house. nicely
furnished. 71s Huntoon st
FOR RENT-New modern house, pest To-
cation; rent reasonable 1923 Harrison.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FOR RENT-Rooms and houses, farms for
sale. Peterson. 514 Monroe St
rOR KEN urniShed rooms, close IN,
modern: reasonable price s34 Quincy.
FOR RENT-F1rst floor 81 W. 9TH ST.,
also I furnished chamber
FOR RENT-2 furnished rooms for light
housekeeping at 426 Jefferson st.
FOR RENT-Large furnished room, mod
ern. 412 W 5th st
FOR RENT-AHSCELLA
FOR RENT-Part of my store at ~ kan
sas ave, suitable for a 1eweler store.
N. H. WOLFF
FOR RENT-Typewrlters all makes. J. j.
German. 81 Kansas ave, Topeka. Kan.
BOARDING HOUSES.
e-S--~-~~~~----~-~~~~~~~--O-
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with board
rates 81 per day. s.. 81 and IS per week
Home cooking Topeka hotel. 123 ". 9Th st.
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FURNACE woRAR

GEO E SEYBOLD. furnace work. tan
roofing gutteriEg. spouting. furnaces q
speciality. ol Kansas ave Ind phone 514
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-EF4F Eyf~EsT-<~a
TOPEKA FREE D1EPhSSA1Y south
east corner 12th and Tyler SITS. from
70 p m-- except Sundays Conducted ny
regular practic1ng physicians for tina
benefit of persons without Eneans who
need medical attention and trea menE Pa
tfents are assured OF careful and eonsid-
crate treatment Medicine furnished -
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MONEY
RuG rAmoRY.

DON'T THROW AWAY that old carpet
but send 1t to US: we win make you
dne rug from 1t. Write for booklet 81
phone a The McCorutck Rug factory
so Van Buren, st
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TYPEWRITERS.

FOR SALE-Oliver typewriters. Write II
address below for rock bottom prices
Latest No. Visible. C. P. Harmon, P. o
Box 143, ToDeka.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
17-7-7--s>-7---
J. c. WILSON, contractor and builder
Job work promptly done 100 E. sth st.
Ind tel 1914
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RAILROAD T1s1E TABLEa

EFFECTIVE NAY Il. 1905. ALL TRAINa
DAILY.
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L n. PENWELL, funeral director and
embaln1eF. First class service. reasona-
bic prices 81 Quincy St Both phones ia
GEO. B. PALMER. undertaker. F2stan-
Eshed I'll Prices reasonable. Tel of1ics
ia Residence g. 81 Jackson ST
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KALLITHRIx PARIoRs.


AIR goods, scientific treatment OF hair
md face. Mrs N. L. Field 20 E. 5th-
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WANIED-Io buy an Improved suburban
home Of from 10 to 30 acres south or west
OF topeka with Plenty OF fruit. small or
abut on stream with some timber; must
be cheap. Address with full particulars
and lowest price. NJ. F. G.. Journal
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UINTA LAND oPENINGFor reliable
dra wing, allotment expenses, etc, send N
o. for soc to Rhone-WaIker Realty Co,
Grand Junction Col
FOR SALE-A new strictly modern cot
tage west of ave. Apply Standard
Shorthand school, go Kansas ave.
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MASSAGE PARI4OR-
LADIES' beauty 2ariors, facial massage
and sharnpooing. toilet articles Mrn
Annie IL Trap. 40 Kan. ave. upstairs
Tel. III
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-07

y grebet til be Homere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10

way there to tell you-well to tell you she doesn't
want you to go-without her.
What? Miss Vail on her way to the pier? Is
she sailing?"
mo stupid! She thinks you are Oh, how
dense can bel But never mind; you must go
there at and head her of-and listenl You
must let her think you're sailing that steamer,
or she'd forgive herself or you for her going
there
Is she a1onel
"No Mr. Vail is with her. Now, fly But mind you
must let her think you intended sailing and her
ing made you change your mind Can you do that? 7"
You bet | can! But whom am to thank for
this information and advice1''
Fate Now as fast you Good by!"
Fairly trembling with the emotions of the moment,
Grace left the booth, paid her not inconsiderabe
BILL and crossing the street. revived her exhausted
nature with an ice-cream soda.
I've made mess of it,, she soloquized Il
needn't have spoken to Florence OF her father at
ALL If I'd hunted up Mr.. Hamilton first and told
him how matters stood. it would have done just
as we'll But l couldn't know that, and anyway.
if he had been going Florence couldn't have made
the train. if I'd waited any later Well now,
Pm going to that boat myself.
Feeling like a heroine in magazine story,
Grace hailed hanson and drove to the pier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-10

Bidding the cabman wait for her, she went aboard
the Bouvardia.
But the crowd was SO great, and it difficult
to tell the passengers from their friends that she
couldn't feel sure which were the actors in her
own particular little comedy. Several times she
noted eager alert young men dash across the
gang-plank, but they either disappeared or con-
Quoted themselves in such manner that she knew
none of them could be Hamilton and there were
dozens of couples who might have been Florence
and her father.
But at last young man board who,
Grace intuitively felt, Dick Hamilton himself.
He was of large handsome type, and in his cor
rect afternoon dress didn't have at all the appear
of departing tourist. Grace fancied she
could see in his face mingled expression of happi
ness and uncertainty, and she watched him closely
he made quick and systematic survey of
the crowd deck. At last he apparently salts
fed himself that the object of his search hadn't
yet arrived, and selecting spot from which he
could all who approached, he stood calmly
by the rail, waiting. Whereupon, Miss Fairfield
selected position him, and without looking
his way waited also.
1t was not long before she saw by the express