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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-08
MILLIONS
FOR CANAL
Congress Cuts Down Panama
Bill by 0ne.third.
THAT GANG IN NEW YORK
Members Wanted Mi,sis.
dppi Valley Producers TO
Have 4 Share

WASHINGTON. n.c 8 The raga
ma canal emegsrn'g appropriation bll
Sas iasrn az BY ilr house Immediately
alter the reading sf ihe Journal
AR, Williams dem. Miss moved ID
reduce tho amount carried IN The bill
from si1.ooo..o 10 sd.ss.s.3as This
sum. he sad. would be- suitielrn, ~
mes, all liabilities Incurred and esu
mated 10 Jan, I. ip)d. Of tie eomnls
sloH. The additional si0Uooloco. hs
said. was intended for the hrsi sii
months Of iipd. and the appropriation
of sun Of that magnliud. aud = mat
TOT Of this Importance should not b.
disposed OF without further inyesiisn.
ton by comtniiie"
Mr. Prince lRep.. illl moved 10 make
the appropriation Sii.oOo..1.
lila best Information. hs said. was
that 100000 was a. much as WAS
necessary 20 10 voted al this time To-
compromise the matter be- had htci ih.
amount at sii..p.1. Under the csii,
mates furnished IN. house. be- asserted.
Il would not 10 justified In voting iar.
ser sum on the fourth day n the scs.
sion.
Mr. Prince said further that be was
opposed 10 tho issue Of bonds 10 this
connection Tic Republican party had
never voted 90 issue bonds except for
VAR PURPOSES. aud Il was now wholly
unnecessary. In the speakers opinion.
with S55.Oo0.oOo 81 the peoples money
on deposit In banks
Mr Mann nR~r. ilil. OPPOSING the
sIcacIcui u. ;is Williams. question.
81 him. that the members II the coin
mission and the expert engineers had
not finally decided whether II would be
better a. do the work ON the canal by
contract or carry Il on as n government
work. but his own opinion was that the
government would have 10 undertake
the Job Tho amount suggested by
Williams. Mann said. was inadequate
10 the necessities 81 the case. and II de.
cided upon the action Of the house
would tend TO dlscredii the commission
and delay the progress Of the work. I,
was the judgment Of the commission
and experts that In whatever way the
work should be done II was absolutely
essential that the materials and nipple.
ments contracted for should be assem-.
bled as speedily as possible
Mr. Williams conceded the necessity
OF increasing the amount he had sug.
gested by $4,000.
Mr.. Clark Dem. MOI asked lot Of
questions about the purchase and ship.
ment OF supplies with n view. as he
said. Of finding out why the producers
OF the Mississippi valley were shut out
from dealing with the canal commits
sion by the way Of New Orleans in IA.
vor OF that gang In New York
Mr.. wanger rep, Pa answered that
no transportation line via New Orleans
had offered to make as cheap rates as
could be secured via New York.
Mr.. Ciark-Wcll, you're not the man
want.
BY vote Of 1875 to 121 the committee
adopted the s11.OOO.00 amendment, Q
nvmber OF Republicans joining the
Democrats against II.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-08
oy.ma Welcomed to Tokyo.

TOKYO, Dec. S.-Fisld Marshal Oya,
ma and General Baron Kodama, his
chief Of staff, were not favored with
the proverbial Tokyo weather when
they arrived here. A storm prevented
the great demonstration that had been
planned. At the railroad station many
distinguished officials failed to be pres,
ent, but the crowds gave the field mar.
shall and his staff warm welcome
Marquis Oyama proceeded directly ia
the palace, where he made formal re-
port Of the campaign to the emperor
and was entertained at luncheon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-08
A GIut In Prunes.

LOGANSPORr. Ind, Dec. 8-when
somebody's blunder gave passenger
train No. 9, from Chicago, white
block on the outskirts Of Loganspori
and the flyer ran into the tail end Of a
freight, Providence provided prunes
three carloads Of them, for Logansport
The cars rolled down forty foot EN-
bankment and burst, scattering their
contents broadcast. II was raining al
the time of the wreck, and the dried
prunes swelled to their original size
The wreck occurred in the factory dis
trict, which is skirted with boarding
houses. Within twelve hours not q
prune could be found along the rail
road right Of way.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-08
six DAYS CYCLE GO.
riasks fssash-.a Oats Win Brs,
ksa nis-nsasiis Lead.

riasks Fssash@.a a.is. viii me-,
ssa his-nsasiis Lead.
NEW YORK. Dec. A-I.ouis Tfons
salier, Who has quit the sin day bicycle
race Ia Madison square Garden. Is Al
the harlholdl hotel with q broken rib
The doctors discovered the nature az
his injury Only after he left the track
The piuoky frrnchman reie for near.
~ tNenU -four hours despite the pain
lie VAS injured In = bad spin yeslsr'
day,
The motor cycle race, which has
be~n q special feature. may have 10
b. discontinued foe the safety % the
Spectators Ia tho arsas bokes Al
though the managrmehi instructed
Saund-rs and faFyilis o. keep The
speed ~ tho machines down. the m~u
have continually kept them up 60 the
limit.
Toe sis day pleidsFs began 10 hil 40
tho Paoe a. , o'clork. zs tho manage
men, offered hourly prise. u SO ff
the rider whe III with the greatest
nnmbef u laps every siN hour Tea
teams nov survive, With IN. Beieli
brothers Ia the Lead by q lap.
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other Nations Can Initiate Russia.
BERLIN, Dec. S.--Herr Bebel Great
ed indignant protests from the govern
ment benches in the reichstag by re
ferring to the situation in Russia as
proof that the time was coming wheI
the proletariat and not the cabinets
would decide the question Of war OF
peace. What the Russian people are
now showing their ruler can be done,
shouted the Socialist leader, "also car
be done by other European peoples
We are Of the opinion that the people
will never allow themselves to be agair
driven into war. Today war can only
be made with the support Of the entire
people"
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NOTICE

The annual meeting oi,he stockhold.
ers 81 the Bennington County National
bank % iscnnlng'on on. VI viii b. bcldlin
their banking rooms the snd day oi
January, 1905 a, 10 O'Clock a. m. for
the purpose ~ clccting n board oi
directors for the ensuing year and n
consider such other business rs maj
come before Il.
Clement u. Cone, cashier.
December J. 1905.
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N,i,.s 90. wiz. ..s n., s.,..,

NEW YORK. Dec Mfr~i y. Pre-
Itch. = pharmacist In the Pr-.byteriar
hospital. sbo, and instantly killed biz
wife rannis and her mother. Mrs. An
ma Hoenuns In hIs homo In Brooklyn
After tho shooting be pocks,ed the TO
volvsr and. stepping over his wife.
body. walked out o. the house lie
give himself un 70 q policeman be- mot
IN the stree; and was locked up af,cr
refusing Ia make any statement A
dootor who cKsmin-i the prisoner said
b. was suffering frpn nervous pro.irs.
ton
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w.,...,... s.is %, or, .ao..

NEw YORK. b-r s-wa,-rrr-ss
che famous stallion. as anrtisned N
for S'i.".p. Hls purchaser was ! u
iiagsin. himself a part owner q the
hor.e Thls sale was the last IN The
Rancho del faso stud. which has BEN
completely sold out a. the pres"nt aue
iion, Tho Bidding started a. si0.opo.
with Harry Payne whitney ne Mr.
Hagsins ieadins conpstiior
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-08
Notice.

The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders OF the First National bank OF
North bennington will be held At their
banking house ON Tuesday. the 2nd
day OF January, 1905, at 10 O'Clock a.
IN t. for the purpose OF eiectlng n board
of directors for the ensuing year and
for the transaction OF any other proper
aud necessary business.
s. Il Hall, cashier.
North Bennington. Nov. 20, 1906.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-12-08
SANTA CLAUS LETTER
GRISWOLD

f pEAs dRiswoLD;-l have observed with great plea.
ur the u'odae efforts Of the Bennington merchants Tbsv
arc ~ lively crowd ms find anywhere Your new shop In
y" 49,. a. u' moe' progressive OF iis kim which have
on my list IL Is most beautifully arranged and eouinnd
ana whon, exception the bes, ghed store know of No
eh""9v iof deception as TO quality under such strong light
am hNihg NJ show'stofm now, 10 get through AZ
once with the biggest load ever s" ~
shall make my headquarters at your shop and have
secured the world for the attractive novelties in yor
several lines. ~ :" '""
n Ih' BOOKS Pictures Talking Machines Fancy Writing
Papers, Musical Goods aud Knck.knaeks will draw ,I
crowds to your store and the prices they are marked will
move them fast "'' WIZ
Expect me tomorrow and Wen make things hum.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-17

china silk without train. were bedecked
with roses and wore white kid gloves and
slippers. The bridal party standing be-
fore the deliberately decorated altar made
almost fairy picture and lent great
charm and impressiveness to the eere-
mony.
At one o'clock dinner was served in
the opera house, which had been suit
ably prepared and decorated for the oc-
casion. Something like one hundred and
fifty guests parto0k of the wedding ban
qaet An immense Wedding cake, pref
the table. Young and old spent the af-
tern0on in singing, music and games.
Supper was served at $50 and continued
until da ncing was begun. An orchestra
of five pieces under the direction OF Prof,
Glenn furnished excellent music. Twen-
ty-tive numbers were on the program and
the dancing continued until an early
hour In the morning. Fully five hun.
bred people partook Of the wedding hos
pifality and merry-makiug during the
day and night. The presents were nu.
merous, suitable and valuable, many Of
them being quite elaborats.
Besides many other guests the follow
ing couples may be mentioned as coming
from out of town: From Sioux City. Mr.
and Mrs Fred Guillaume, Mr. and Mrs.
JOS. Ricard. Mr.. and Mrs. I'll Conrte-
marche From jefferson, Mr. ana Mrs.
n. j. Authier, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos Yerter,
Mr.: and Mrs. Peter Yerter, Mr.. and Mrs
III. Benjamin, Mr.. aud Mrs. Z. Chicoine,
| Mir and Mrs. III Chicoine, MIR. and Mrs,
| Fred Chicoine. Mr. and Mrs Alfonso
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-17

an ordinary caseknife and Ia some
manner Obtained file with which he
made rough saw with The back Of the
knife. On account OF The heat the
prisoners recently have been allowed
to stay nights In the open jail instead oil
being locked In the cage. Taking adj
vantage of this Tom Gordon during
the night got on top OF the cage, dug
his way through the lath and plaster
ing and then with his saw cut q hole
6x9 inches between the jOists up into
the clerks office above. He got his
head and one arm through this hole
and then got stuck so he could get
neither upnor down. Jailer Anlhier
| finally had to be called before he could
be extricated The Sioux City police
I noticed the account in The dailies 81
the attempted breakaway and from the
description OF the prisoner suspected ne
was the notorious HRed Graves want
ed badly la Sioux City. Chief Dinee b
sentup his photograph and his Bertil
Ion description and there can be nc
| q Oubt that he is the man. Other alias
ses which he has gone under are Chas
| Gray and James Mcdonald. He has
| served two terms In the Iowa states
prison at Anamosa and Is an all around
thief, burglar and pickpocket. On
Nov. III, 1904 he was arrested In Slou,
City and held TO the grand jury for
grand larceny, but broke out Of jail
and for some time had been at large
until captured here. He 10 now being
kept In the cage.and will hardly escape
. term Id the penitentiary Of this s'att
this time.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-17

Il. 4. Rust was matron Of the dining |
room and Mrs. w. h. Stewart presided
III the urn. The lovely home was
made stIls more attractive by the use
of asters. sweet peas, pansies and
galiiardlas. Mrs. Rust is charming
hostess. Mrs. Seed Is one Of those
lovely women that oil enjoy meeting
and we hope she will often visit Elk
Point.
Bids for the hauling Of the rock 20
be used In the government river
protection work south or the city we're
opened for the second time Saturday
Geo. W.. McDonaId's was the lowest AZ
~ ceats per ton. John Cooper was 40
cents, Fisk and Halter Al cents, +. r.
Crandall 44A cents and Geo. w. Fluent
45 cents. The contract will probably
be drawn up today and without doubt
viii be awarded TO Mr.. McDonaId.
4 The annual picnic OF the ladies OF the
Womau's Wednesday Club aud their
| husbands Was given At Riverside park.
\ Sioux City, last Thursday The Coun-
1 oil Oak Boat club very kindly rendered
the uss OF their new club house and
grounds through their secretary and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. E n. Cummins
. formerly residents here. The d.
was delightfully."- spent either In tbs
city, around The club house, on the
water or st the ball game, as each on
! chose. An elaborate picnic dinner VA
served, also 4 lunch before Leaving tn
club house at night, Il was pleasan
!. o@tlue.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-17

A party Of yOunR people perpetratad
j tia shower upon Miss Eaa REcard last
Thursday evening There was pre-
ponderance Of young ladies'. YET =
merry evening was spent and quite an
aggregation d tInware made.
Dr. Il. u. Mead. superintendent of
Tie state asylum for the insane 1t
Ynnk1on, was In The city Tuesday
morning between trains on bis way 20
Colorado. HE had just time for few
wordH 81 pleasant greatlng with some
III bis old friends here.
Miss Luyerna Wood has been serious
III Iii since Tuesday evening. Too
much vacation il supposed 70 be the
limmeaiate cause II ii Thoughts thxi
with good careand nursing she will
soon be herself again, although she 4
quite weak this morning.
! Quincy Bros. expect TO begin picking
pluns toda3 Tne cop this year will
BE- light. probably not much more thar
( one fourth Of an average yield, Tbi'
81 course will affect the price. The
Journeys will have some 70 ship but /
will be i case os irst come flrst served
/ On Friday night the young ladies .
ELK Point gave the high school bal
lteam reception Id honor Of thei
victory over The vermillIon team
The evening was speat In dancing an
| til i late hour, when the boys wer'
Invited hy their lady friends 20 ID
! iee cream parlors where ice cream AM
cake we're served
The Infant son of dr. and Mrs. Chai
1 slIokney Tuesday morning got .
some rat biscuit thai had been pu
awAy before the baby was large enougl
10 gst around and GET at r. His it'll
sister gave the alarm. The child wa
Iin 4 critical condition for some time
but ii recuperatIng finely and Il no.
Regarded out of danger.
b. Al. ana ERNEST RpzeIl leave tods
FOR the Portland exposition via th
Great Northern route. They go tn
| way III order that they may be able
stop Of 81 Kallspell near which plac
Geo. N BeBiamin, who married
nlecc oi The Rozells, lives. They vi
visit here and st other places alon
the route. returning In month Or
b. way of the Unlou Pacific.
IL Mrs. Coo, II Rust entertained W.
nosday afternoon about eighty ladies'
reception given II honer Of n
mother. Mrs. Adam SEED, oi x. rk, Mel
Who Is visiting here. Mrf, lsust Y
assisted lii the parlor BY Mil. Ring
rud Mrs. F'rench and Mrs.. Rel. M
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-17

~~N*@AhfM
On Wednesday evening, August Q,
at eight O'Clock occurred the marriage
of Albert Omdahl and Miss Theckla
Peterson, In the Swedish Lutheran
church at Ablsborg, Rev. Brollne Of
ficiating. The event was witnessed
only by the relatives, there being
about forty present.
Exactly at O'Clock the bridal party
entered the church while Miss May
Hoffman played the beautiful strains
of Mendelssohn's wedding march. The
ushers, Adolph and Seth Peterson,
first came down the aisle, and were
followed by the two bridesmaids,
Hannah and Esther Peterson. dressed
in sheer white lawn over pale green
by the former and white lawn over
lpink by the latter. They carried
bouquets Of pink roses. Next came
the groom and the best man, Edward
M. Larson, his cousin. They were
Immediately followed by the bride and
| her maid OF honor, Aida Peterson,
dressed In sheer white lawn, carrying
pink roses. The bride wore beauti-
| ful gown of white chiffon SHRED and
tucked, over white silk foundation.
She wore long tulle veil fastened
with brides rosebuds and sprays Of
myrtle and carried 4 bouquet of brides
roses tied with shower bouquet OF
Ilifty yards Of white baby ribbon.
After Rev. Broline had spoken the
solemn words which made them man
and wife, the party marched out
where carriages were in waiting at
the door and Immediately drove TO
the brides home where wedding
supper was all In readiness for them.
After all had been served the guests
spent the evening with music and con-
versatlon and enjoying the cool Of the
evening on the lawn, which was bril-
liantly lit up with japanese lanterns.
The parlor and dining room were
decorated with smilax, asparagus,
sweet peas and pink asteFs. At mid-
night refreshments were served con-
sistlng Of Ice cream, cake and lemon
ade, after which the guests departed
| for their respective homes all wishing
che young couple long and happy
lite.
Mr. and Mrs. Omdanl have grown
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-17
SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET
Specially Reported for the Courier by CT az
RObimson & Company, Live stock Il
Commission

After Tuesday OF last week the re-
celpts were moderate and the market
ruled strong aud active and closed
about q dime higher than on the open
Ing day on all grades. Tnere was
quite sprlnkllng OF short fed steers In
tne Offering which sold from ST. 40 to
VA 10 Most OF the cOrn-fed steers In
this section have been shipped out and
the receipts la this class will continue
light FOR some time MONDAYS market
opened steady with about f400 on sale,
which Included about ten loads Of
range beef steers. The Eugene Hol-
comb steers brought So. rs and averaged
1854, and the Canada Cattle Co. sold
for S3.85, averaging 1918 lbs. The
better grades of butcher sthff were ii
active demand at prices strong with
last weeks close. Today with 900 on
sale. half of which were westerns, the
marketrule slow on all kinds of kill
ing stuff, but about steady with Mon
day. The Western Ranches steers
sold for $3.50 averaging 1853 They
were rather rough aHd lacked flesh,
Friday loads Of the I'll. G. Weare spav.
ed heifers averaging 1914 sold for SO 65
and loads Of steers at $3.50. There
was no change la the butcher market
from yesterday, the receipts running
principally to native South Dakota
grass-fat COWS and heifers. The best
grades sold at $500 to 3. 35 with fair
TO coed kinds at 81. so to 2 9a: Gamers
and cutters from $3.50 to 40. With
| moderate supply of stockers and feed
ers the market has ruled active and
strong To dime higher than at last
weeks close on all heavy, heshy feeders
| good to choice 1000 to 1850 his Feed.
fers are qaoted ut 1915 to S4.l5 with
air TO good grades at $40 to So 65-
Light weight steers rule nsteadv with
last week and are selling from 81. IS t.
S3 so al owing to quality. Stock heif-
ers and feeding cows continue in rather
Indifferent demand at prices ranging
| from si.75 to S2.75
August is, 1906
! Famcy screeM doors and wimdow screens
| ali Sizes cheap af Y. N, Slagle go
Lu1nber Yard. Elk PoiMt 8. u.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-17
Born

Wednesday morning, Aug. Is. q son
to Editor and Mrs. Thos H. Ryan.
The ediiorialscircle Is rapidly growing
beautifully bigger down this way year
hy year. May It's shadow never grow
less.
To Mr.. and Mrs F'erd Kroisch, Tues
day, Aug Is, daughter.
Tuesday, Aug. IS. 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
James Conway. twin boys. Mr.. Conway
was for several years landlord Of the
New fremont hotel. Jim viii have
TO 20 TO keeping hotel agaiu II the
present rate Of the increase In popula-
tiOn keeps up.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-17

FaMcy scre@m doors and wsmdow screens
al sizes chcap att N. S1agle Cos
Lasnber Yard. Ella Point s. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-18
SHOULD A GIRL PROPOSEp

BY CYNTHIA GREY

girl propose gets chance should shsT
Not you but viii should
won who
Butshink Those
had
lives depended
wouldn't the
At the crucial when
o
words Go ask
push right
o
rich the poor
between them
she opportunity say
Wei, n loved matter how
hu-f-he asked
II been placed position
stand between and him wouldn't
another chance like the lost onef
suppong girl Il listening
the and dares ask
losing Ifss
brisky Ask ask her Tom;
DO not rule lead cautiously
shrug Of girls shoulder
n a and shrugs her
shoulder at the
she not justified IN Whispering 7 didn't dream
nuchT~
Of her IT,
should the which
your
your friends they up their
10 pop o.
and
with their lips 7 didn't either" and their
aren't glad did
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Be TWEEN THE D. AND THE SEA

Uncle apparently engaged IN losing business Ills
ledger s9aeeoeoe
The bookkccper-secretary balance
fiscal ending June 80 o.
already thirty million
bockkecpsr little eas for the
unainnE the twelve
be millions he eHti
he considerable ndi
small for great and prosperous
To be sure.
bookkceper = very
But a q sufficient
even great and prosperous o notice
business appars 70 be In The mat
Of expenses taking IN much
money the deficit Either he
DO thriving the
whereat refor smile.
They your his satanic majesty
and the eeruiean II impossible AID
expenses either tax
upon reaaust this s where
unce has sndea-hetween sandpatiers
waited Tor this dsy aad Ionsed for s
coming.
Uncle sam 5 undoubtedly a tight place
Here three will interest rsadsr'i
May announced exclusively that Mr. George T.
Sutherland traffic manager Nohsrn Steamship com
pany would be ~fsd- tOr pro British lsannas-
May The Times Sutherland would net be
canned"
May 1.-THE The Stars story published may
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$3.50 ssAAkA htkSStsestss a $3.50 $500
THE STARS PLATFORM.
hes nes first
the ft 20 pri nt
without fear or tsNer
IN effeal and private Afe
Muniepat ownership Of publ Utilities
utabie business entepfses
gross earnings ~ pubic serNiee tansh'ssS
An up -tosdats public sohooi system
Eaua riphta fera special privileges for
Rigid endorsement % just and repeal o. unjust laws
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founding announcement that he
had been detailed By Marshal NeY'a
order 10 escort ms 10 g. Cloud With
a half company Of Dragons.
Tho news put me out ~ temper.
but mademolaello made her eomplis
monta 10 the lieutenant with smile
that quite turned the poor follow
head. Poor fellow ! say, for b.
that time / half pltlod him az had
made up my mind TO Xiii him.
could sec the fellow had half
commenced ia think mo "a beor 30
To rob him OF that impression II
hate 90 be uuaapnrhendedl forced
him 10 eat with uu. aud was alto
gethcr 30 enndeaeonding that he
was soon ready 10 swear Was the
best man In France and poHsenanr
OF the prettieut sister in the world
extracted good deal Of valn-
able information from him. how
ever. concerning Paris and the
court
iablanehe Informed me that the
emperor expected great things frum
my visit / could not help feeling
thrill 81 exuitati0n ma I listened.
for surely few men have had such
an opportunity as was mine
t.Ablanehe paid my sister many
compliments lie assured her that
she would create a sensation AZ
court. that there was no one there
90 compare with her. and the like
Ciariaae accepted his attentions
with the saNolF faire OF an empress.
at one time commenting dlaaaln=
fully. az another reducing him To
ecstasy with a Kind glance or a dAx-
ding smile. I watched the comedy
With a species n grim humor. and
once when ! caught her eye sue
crried ia diseuueertlnF her for 4
momgnt. Hut she soon recovered
and treated me worse than before
When. an hour later. We started on
our Journey ! was hard and cold as