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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
SUNDAY, DECEMBER ~, 1905.
THE YULeTIoe SEASON.

The ful"tidc season, with It's fond
memories OF tho past. its present
call for III" exercise OF tho charita.
bic ana benevolent inclnarions o,
the average man. and the inspiration
inscparablc from serious reflection
upon an event which rcvolutionizc
the religions OF The world and raye
10 rs Christianity with its high
code OF virtue ana ideal standard OF
everyday living, is once moro upon
us Az We may not forget the pleas
ures OF the past, let us not ignore
tho duty nj the present or the call
10 higher standards OF action Tor
the future.
Tho iuietihc is essentially the
child geason, and in remembrance OF
the Joy which tho Christ chilli
brought into the world. millions Of
people kill, in the next few weeks,
join By common impulse IN laying
sacrifices upon the altar Of child
hood. iiard-carncd money will bc
freely spent anuoyancca and diScom-
forts which at other times would BE-
considered unbcarahlc sill be sto.
ically borne because tho Chriatmas
season Is on and even the crusty
Old bachelor and tho vincgary OLD
maid have Dot forgotten the time
when tho mysteries OF Santa Claus
and his pack brought weeks OF Dc
hrlon9 Joy and pleasing anticipation.
Hereln nc llnd one of the most val
mas celebration. Tho man who can
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10

John p. Rockefeller has not yc,
been snbpoenacd. hut Henry II. Rog-
crs will doubtless be able 10 give
enough INSTRUMENTATION Tor both OF
them.-Kansas City Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
Are a Drug on the Market.

From the unaninity with which
Washington unanimously insists that
the Isle of Pines belongs to Cuba
IT, must be q bum place, or else we
have an administration full on is
lands.-Ncw York Telegram.
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| nent Of valid transfer. They do
moi show The legal capacity Of tho
parties. They do not show the true
heirs or deccndcnts. They give no
! warning Of marriage or divorce. They
make 10 revelation OF riehtc acquired
by prescription. They give 40 ind:
cntion Of titles ripcnej b. adverse
possession They do not necessarily
show whether 4 dccodcnt died test
ate or intcstatc; and $50 have n
statute which allows wil TO be
filod seven years after the toGtaior's
death, and extends Tie limitations
In FAVOR OF I'm infant or insane de-
yiaec Tor Two years after removal OF
disability. inter this
syatcm II Il absolutely impossible
Tor the fno%t cacciul examiner Of
titles Ia hare any certainty that
ia" result al Ms labor: wni how
the true state Of the title"
Ia commenting upon The diliculticg
hcSrEtinG = transfer al rca! estate
Under The present system. Mr. Mas,
ST." said: "Th" burdens ~ orr pfcg-
emit system hear most heavily upon
the oWnorS %! small estates, for il
may cost As much to examine tho
'i'lc 10 Il small piece Of property
as Ia large plantation; and cor
tainly the proportion OF expense Is
always much heavier. -ind il can
Dc shown tha, no ono can afford 10
secure either a SINAI, loan or Il short
loan on real estate If tho money can
hc obtained in any other way, be
cause OF III" enormous "Xpcn1eS and
III" delays involved in such trans
notions
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10

And the System" Gets Them All.
Tom LAVISH is convinced that the
prorerbial birth rate OF one sucker
Ter minute sEuiI'i be one per SEE,
Iond, Milwaukee Sentinel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10

President Rooscyelt's country HON,
IN Virginia is called Plain Dealing
That wouldn't be n bad maine 10,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
his Washington homc.-P philadelphia
North American

The report OF McCurdy'i reslgna.
ton seems to have been based on
a belief that $4,000 Il year would be-
beneath his digniiy.-Dctroit Free
Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10

Book and job printing neatly
and promptly done. Prices roa.
sonablc. Warwick Printing Co. Pill
Tw"nty-dfth street. Bell 'phaue 122.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10

OF course, We know that il was
Equitable. because that's what they
called it.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10
Where is Our Simple Life Now?

Tho Japanese, the Chinese and
even the Turks may be pardoned if
after reading our football returns
for tho season, they contemplate
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-10

Mr.. afassic outlines the Torrcns
method OF procedure briefly rs fol-
lows: III ono wishes 10 have his
| land registered. application must be
made To Tho proper court officer.
| settling forth q description Of the
laAd ana - statement OF tho title
OF tho applicant. Provision Is made
FOR Official examination Of the title
and notification 10 adverse claim
ants and To al tho world. by pub.
licatlon and other methods, that pro-
| ceedinra are pending for the regis.
tratlon Of the lille. II any adverse
claims arise. they are iudicially dis
posed OF by tho court and ii 40
such claims are asserted within 4
specified lime tho title Is duly reg.
!6tercd in the namo OF tho applicar,
III the county where tho land lies.
When the tito is so registered two
certificates are made. The original
being Kept on file In tho "Rceister
Of Titles" in the proper clerks
office, and tho owner being given 4
duplicate certificate setting forth his
title and describing tho land There
after 10 transfer can be- legally made
unless endorsed upon the original
and the owners certificates by the
registrar; and any change OF title.
whether voluntary or involuntary.
must he likewise endorsed. In case
of complete transfer OF title, the
old certificate must be surrendered
and cancelled. and new certificate
Is issued 10 the new owner. In this
way the material facts appear upon
tho face OF every certificate, and no
examination of title is required"
The leading features of the Torrons
system. according to Mr.. Massic.
are: III clears titles, it registers
titles. II facilitates ana chcapcns
transfers of titles"
Mt MaSsic IS now member CT
the House OF Delegates and viii be-
In bettcr position Ia ouah the light
for tho Inauguration OF the Torreno
SyGIem. lie undoubtedly has on
hand rough draft Of the bin he
Will Introduce when the legislature
meets. "Oid Subscriber" probably
could secure from that gentleman
approximate Ii not detailed figures
regarding the actual cost of rceistra
ton under the proposed system.
In the meantimc. ,hosc who arc
vitality Interested i'll chcapcning and
simplifying the methods of transfer.
! ring real estate should get together
and exert what influence they have
in behalf Of the measure.
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sending MS 4 few missionaries. Chi
cago Post.
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Entered at Tic Newport News, VIZ.
Postofhcc aS Sc"Ond-cia matter.
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The exchange Of gifts and tokens
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-29
PRISONERS KILL OFFICERS.
Russians Who Were Held in Japan
Mutnisd Against Keepers.

vladivos,ok. Nov. 20. -Tae Russia
prisoners returning here from Japan
are in such a state Of mutiay because :,
Is impossible TO immeila',,y SHIP tnem
back % Russia, that Il became neces
sary to form camp where they are
held under guard.
On Saturday there was tragic up.
rising at the camp, on Cape Choknn
where a thousand prisoners from Port
Arthur are confined. A drunken sol.
der who refused TO salute an officer
was sabred on the spot, His comradee
rushed at the officer, who escaped 70
the officers club. where he was Joined
BY four other OFFICERS. They all made
a hard tight for their lives with revol
vers against the Infatuated men, but
before the arrival Of a squadron OF
Oossacks, which had been hastily sum
moued by telephone, three OF the OIL
Gers we're killed and one was terribly
beaten.
About 20 men were killed In the
struggle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-29
Plrnilnr EoIsY,s Honey and Tar.

Foley 4 Co., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar aS = throat and lung
remedy, aud on account Of the great
merit and popularity Of Foley's Honey
and Tar many limitations are offered
for'the genuine. These worthless imi-
tRtionS have similar sounding nance,
Beware OF them. The genuine Fo-
ley's Honey aud Tar il in yellow
package. Ask for IL aud refuse any
substitute IL 10 the best remedy for
coughs aud colds. J. w McCollum
4 Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-29
USEFUL FACTS
About Coughs, Colds and Bronchial
Troubles Given to the People Of
Gainesville by Our Druggist, w. N.
Johnson.
Johnson.

In conducting large drug business
we naturally meet = great many peo-
pie at this season OF the year who suf-
fer from coughs, colds aud bronchial
troubles
As these troubles are easily con-
trOlled il the right means are taken
we want to cay to the people Of Gaines
vile that we guarantee our cod liver
oil preparation, Vinol, will cure hang
ing.on-colds, stubborn coughs, bron.
chial and lung troubles, quicker than
any preparation We have ever sold, be-
cause it lie the mOst perfect preparation
Of cod liver oil ever compounded. It
contains no oil or grease to clog the
system and upset the stomach, yet il
does contain every one OF the fifty odd
medicinal elements actually taken
from fresh Gods liveFs in q highly con-
centrAted form, and is therefore the
best cod liver preparation obtainable.
VinOl lie not a patent medicine every
thing in it iS named on the back label
OF the bottle and you know what
you are taking, so without reservation
We indorss and guarantee Vinol to
strengthen every organ in the body to
do its work as nature intended-to
cure coughs, oolds, bronchial troubles,
increase the appetite, build up the run
down, tired and debilitated, and Gre
ate strength and renewed vitality for
the aged
II Vinol fails 20 do what We say we
will refund every dollar paid for IT,.
You know us and know we will do as
we agree. W. NJ. Johnson, Druggist,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-29
PARALYSIS CURED BY PRAYER.
Alexander oowle, sslt.styIed Elijah II
Maker Interesting Statement.

"aNNG NNNNN''N'N'
New York. Nov 2S-John Alexander
Dowle, who styles himself Elijah tAe
Second, has arrived from Mexico by
steamer.
In reply to questions abou, stroke
Of paralysis, which h. suffered In Mex
leo, Dowie said;
"My whole left side was affected
could not move my LEI, arm, but foi
three days | prayed aud ON the third
was miraculOuBly cured
Regarding the proposed Zion colony
In Mexico. ne said;
I'VE have been IN Mexico two
montAs making much PROGRESS, but III,
project is F'Ill In lie infancy We were
kindly received by ~ ,ldcut DIaz and
We hope 20 secur, 1000. 600 acr,
grant In Tawaullpa, t'r ON new colo
ny"
VIII ne pr,scu, Zion city b,
moved thcre?"
. That will sp,ak ~ later"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-29
IE NAN FOUND
/. GUILTY OF MURDER
Was Recommended to the
Mercy Of the Court.
Leo HIS WIFE WITH AN AXE

Fs Was the Specification, But the
ldsnes Looked to the Jury to be
1sirsIY Cireumstantial, Which Saved
Prisoners Neck,
BE- circuit court convened at 8
eok Tuesday morning, HE Honor
BE- Wills presiding.
hero was littIe doing in the court
log the day, the day having been
lined to the trial Of one case, that
the State 70. John W. Green,
Fged with murder.
he specification Of the charge wac
The effect that the defendant, John
Green, on q certain day and date,
advance upon HE wife with an axe
IL split her head open, resulting in
stant death. This tragedy occurred
the home Of the Greens, near New
PFy.
The case occupied the attention OF
We court during nearly the entire day
The prisoner being arrsigned several
Jays ago, pleaded not guilty; and the
use came on to be heard. A jury
vas sworn as follows: G. Balls,
brennan; ]. F. Fralick, G. G. Fletcher,
Alex Howe, Alex AVera, ]. A, McKin-
btry, D. A. Robertson, c. Ahrentz,
John seagle, H G. Roth, A, J. DA-
Costa, ]. L. Strickland.
Case went to trial, evidence submit
sed. argument made, and verdict OF
guilty OF murder in the first degree
with recommendation to mercy,
State Of Florida vs. Charles Wash
ington, selling liquor without license.
Prisoner aFFaigned and pleaded guilty,
After the transaction Of few mi
nor sffsiFs, the court adjourned until
s O'Clock Wednesday morning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-29
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Ladies' calling cards in latest styles
Ht Sun Office.
R. L. Tison, a progressive citizen Of
Fanniu, was q visitor to this city yes.
terday.
Mr.. and MrS. 0. W. Reagan Of OcSla
we're registered at the Brown House
! yesterday,
Mrs. b. 3. Hopson, after brief bot
pleasant visit TO friends here, returned
70 her home yesterday.
JIG, Watson and NJ. n. Sanchez Of
HeWbsFFy we're in che city yesterday
and made The Sun a pleasant call.
J. w. Patton has returned from
Tampa, where he has been for the past
few days on business. lie is we'll
pleased with the State Fair
Mn.J. A LaFson and son, ATlie, Of
High Springs, pasSed through the city
yesterday en- route TO PAlAtka, where
they will visit relatives for few days
The Ladies' Missionary Society Of the
FirSt Presbyterian Church pill hold itS
regular monthly meeting atthe church
this afternoon Ht o'clock. All ladies
are cordially invited.
L. c. Crazy Of High Springs was
among the visitors 60 THE city yetteF-
day. Mr.. GRey IL erecting = fine
hkms on East Church street, and was
here looking after she same.
Miss Hassis Smith Of WacahOota 10
10 the city, q guest Of Mrs. G. J. Mix
son. Mics Smith expects to make her
departure today for Nelrose, where
she will spend . fsW days With irendS.
w.M. and J. C.B. Thomas, two Of
Belle promising eitiEsbS. aEa In the
city attending eonrt. The latter vas
Zoe Ons term an efficient representative
from Alaehua eOunty IN the LeEisla-
tuFe
The eobditIOn Of Bloxham Dell, Who
has been quite on for the past tWo or
thFee days, IL greatly improved, which
inioFmatioa will b received with
Qualification b. the young man'S nu-
merous friebdt
Unioa Thanksgiving service will b.
held ~ KavhnauEh MsthOdist ChuFeh
on Thursday 81 lOaO o'elOek EFV. 8.
B. RnEen Wna sIpegtsd 20 preach,
bus b hia reqsest DT. d. B. stFooss
will preach The sermon
The frout % The store u ths Baird
Hardware C0mPany 10 being impF0vsd
% aBpearahee 81 liberal apPlis1lisa
% patnL TIE walls ars q bFieh I'D +.
whIle ne uhs4 utl b. - wAiis, mak-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-29

ing q very pretty effect. The work 10
being executed by Shackelton h Gore.
Lost-StrAyed or stolen from my
place near Archer on November 18th,
one Jersey COW, color iawn with some
white about head. Answers TO name
Nellie. Suitable reward to anyone Civ.
ing information enabling me to find
her W. Z. Brown.
The Atlantic Coast Line offers q rate,
Gainesville to Tampa aud return, ac-
count Florida State Fair, Of $40, tick.
etc ON sale from the 18th, good 70 re-
turn after the fair. Train leaves
Gainesville At 1913 .. m , daily, See
J. A. Goodwin, ticket agent, for par.
ticulars.
Mrs. G. NJ FriDk Of High Syringe
Was in the city yesterday for a few
hours. She was en- route 10 PGlAtka,
where she had been summoned on
account OF the illness Of her mother,
Mrs. y. J Longman II Is TO be hoped
che found the condition OF the patient
improved
W +. Dow LETT yesterday for Jack.
sonville, where he attended the die.
trict meeting OF the Rights Of PythiaS
last night. Mr.. Dow IL district deputy
grand chancellor Of this district and
one Of the brst-posted men on the work
OF the order in Florida. lie maniisstS
q great interest in PYlhiAnism.
We are in position to furnish first
class bean, coke and lettuce hampers,
alec cabbage aud cAuatloupe crates
promptly a. reasonable prices, aud
guarantee prompt shipment on eli
contracts. ship on either A. O. l.. or
Is. 4. l.. railroads. Wlllistou Manu-
featuring Co willistun, Fla. daWti.
The cottAge being erected bJ Dr.. J.
II. Alderman. AlsehuS avenue, East
Gainetvillr, 10 Assuming nice propoF-
tons, and will be completed within
the next few weeks IL 10 being con.
sgueted on strictly modern pTihei-
ples. two stories. aud will BE- Supplied
9Th every couvtnieoce. When com
pleitd. the house Wiil be occupied ~
Mr. and Mn Chas Hin
n DC. MA. " CushmAn, 2 VI. !.
+. Webster, Nd " B HiFdoh. Most
Wonhipful Master % Gainesville
Lodge No. ~ a An returned Jsss
teFday from Hawthorn, where they
made 90 Official VisiI 70 HaUthoFn
Lodge Monday evening They WsFs
royalty entertained bY their bfOthsts
% HtWthoFn LniFs aud frpoEt . large
Iy attended and intsfesiibE meeting
The intsrssl 10 the revival meetings
&c she MethodisI church 70 inersssinE
&c each service. Df. siruuas SIS iOf
many year . prDm,bsnt botirsss man
and he usrrnou' are practical talk co
che great qsfstions % ChFistian hviha
from ths stand poibt Of . busibsss mas.
Hs visited tbs AlEs pstosi ysttsFtsy
moFniug and ttHghtsd che patilg Ella
q thoFt aadFrss ssTVises 90 ths Meth.
oditt shsFch a. >. N. sHd 7 % . m,
daily
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-29

That the factory prices of Shoes have advanced
from to 8 cents pair and the factory rep.
resentativeS advise that another advance will
shortly come!
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-29

Rheumatism, lumbAgo and seiatic
pains yield to the penetrating inhu.
eDce Of BallHrd'S snow Liniment. II
penetEstes to the nerves and boBes.
and being absorbed into the blood lie
healing propeFlir' are conveyed to ~.
cry pAFt Of the body, and effect some
WoRdeFful cures &c 6Oc and 81 Sold
by ". NJ. johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-29

within the pa, iso days fife HOaoT
Judge MssoH has Issued licenses 20
Wsd the toIlOuisg
1hos q Nsir and Elizabeth ssFsna
Halle WAlls' , tadepon aud Mag,
gle Mccall. Charles Daniels hsd Lula
Fislds Joseph williams aBd MadH
Davb lance Sc ray an4 Rosa War
EN-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-29
Aenor 10 MI,, hamnlen.

Al the session Of The Southern Edu.
eationAl AssOeiatiou, recently adjourn.
ed In Nashville, MnsClem Hampton Of
this city VAS selected NJ q member OF
the board Of directors, position which
she has efficiently held 10 The past.
Miss Hampton - regarded a. one Of
the most competent educators In FLOR
Ida and che compliment 10 deserving
one.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-29

CFisd Hhshsh PIHas i0f Little Eoet
Ara, fer The relief IEut fFo1 Bsek.
lsh'S AFhies sal's. Il suSfd mT isaFfal
Funnlba soFsb Untsh poihisE else WVaid
heal. and from shieh l hsd foasfsd
ioF 8 yenFs 10 sa mafVsi0os bsalsF
ieF este. bgFua ted WOab1s. 0aaFha-
ted 90 Ell 6FpE si9FsaG ~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-29

We have . ssmtss - soplss u
Benz CdY DiFsstofy foF sals - TAs
Sac oEss. Il - hHa4g Fsissphss
hooh tof businsus so tfofsrsiaaai
-. elTina ths namts 81 fasi1ents
ullh StEtsi 81 uaEakaf. Ffhss, o.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07
MR.. vANLE OBJECTS.
Says Power Driving Wheel Brakes VIII
Not Work on Narrow Gauge.

Washington, January 6.-The Senate
committee on interstate commerce to-
day gave a hearing on the bill to au-
thorize the interstate commerce COM
mission to relieve narrow-gauge rail
roads from the duty of equipping their
cars with power driving wheel brakes,
whenever in the opinion of the com
mission the safety of employees will be
better promoted by the application of
some other safety appliance.
j. F. Vanle. attorney for the Denver
and Rio Grande railroad, addressed
the committee in favor of the bill. The
bill was reported favorably at the last
session of congress, but application
was made to have the case reopened
and the bill was opposed at recent
hearing by II. r. Fuller, representing
locomotive engineers. Mr.. Vanle an
swered Mr.. Fuller's arguments and de-
clared without any law on the subject
the narrow-gauge railroads in Colorado
have tried the driving wheel brake and
found it ineffective. He declared that
the additional cost of the driving
wheel brake is insignificant, but that
the water brake had proved the more
satisfactory method.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07
ARBITRATION Is
GIVEN Big BOOST
SEVEN TREATIES WITH FOREIGN
GOVERNMENTS ARE MADE PUB
Lie ~ ORDER OF THE SENATE
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION.

Washington, January 6-Arbitration
treaties between the United States and
seven foreign governments were made
public today by order of the Senate in ex-
ecutive session.
The countries making the conventions
are Great Britain Portugal, France.
Switzerland. Germany, Italy and Spain.
All of the treaties are drawn in prac
tieally the same form, the two most i'm
portant articles being as follows:
Differences which may arise of legal
nature or debating to the Interpretation of
treaties existing between the two con-
tracing parties, and which it may not
have been possible to settle by diplo-
macy, shall be referred to the permanent
court of arbitration established at The
Hague by the convention of the 29th of
July, 1899, provided nevertheless that
they do not affect the vital interests, the
independence or the honor of the two con-
tracting states, and do not concern the
interests of third parties.
I'm each individual case the high con-
tracing parties before appealing to the
permanent court Of arbitration shall con-
clude a special agreement defining clear
ly the matter In dispute, and the scope
of the powers of the arbitrators, and FIX
ing the periods for the formation of the
arbitral arraignments. and the several
stages of the procedure"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-07
NAN Is HYSTERICAL
ON LEARNING NEWS
AFFECTING SCENE TAKES PLACE
BETWEEN FATHER AND DAUGH-
TER WHEN 1T is LEARNED THAT
SHE MUST STAY IN JAIL.

New York, January 6.-Justice Green
baum of the New York state supreme
court today denied the application of Nan
Patterson for bail pending new trial
on the charge CT the murder of Caesar
Young.
In denying the application Justice
Greenbaum says that counsel for the
prisoner made no effort to convince the
court that there is improbability of Sc
curing a conviction at second trial un-
less the disagreement of the jury In the
first trial would justify such an inference.
This did not appear sufficient to him,
however, as it is a matter of not infre-
quent occurrence that juries fail to agree
in cases which, upon a subsequent trial
on the same statements of fact, con-
clusion is speedily reached by another
jury. AS 1t appears that the district at
torney intends to proceed with second
trial Of the prisoner he did not feel that
he would be justified In ordering her re-
lease on bail.
Miss Patterson became hysterical this
afternoon when Abraham Levy. her
counsel. went to the tombs and Informed
her Of Justice Greenbaum's decision. she
wept and refused to be comforted. Later
when her father visited her an affect
ing scene took place. The young woman
tried to restrain her emotion but finally
threw her arms around her father
neck and burst into tears He, too was
overcome and 1t was necessary to send
him home In carriage.