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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-31

crushed the power Of France and Crecy. had left this
stamp upon his features: but they were they
had assumed that tnge Of 6erceness which in after
years was to make THE Black Prince" name Of
terror on the marches Of France. Not yet had tho
first shadow Of fen disease toposon his nature
it struck at his life. he rode that spring day.
light and debonair. upon the heath Of Crooksbury.
On the left Of the King. and so near to him that
great intimacy was implied. rode a man about his
own age, with the broad face. the projecting jaw
and the fattish nose which are often the outward
indications Of pugnacious nature. His COM
plexion was crimson, his large blue eyes somewhat
prominent. and his whole appearance full-blooded
and cho,efic. He was short. but massively built.
and evidently possessed Of immense strength. His
voice, however. when he spoke was gentle and lisp
ing. while his manner was quiet and courteous. Un-
like the King o. the Prince. he was clad in light
armor and carried sword by his side and mace
at his saddle-bow. for he acting As Captain Of
the Kings Guard. and . doeen other knights in
steel followed in the escort. No harder soldier
could Edward have at his side. II. as was always
possible in those lawess times. sudden danger to
threaten for this the famous knight of Hanault,
now natusali1ed as an Enghshman, Sir Walter
Nanny. who bose high reputation for chivaltous
valoe and for gallant temerity as Chandos Himself.
Behind the knights, who were forbidden to scatter
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Il do not send you into battle in your fathers
suiti Tomorrow I must be back IN my booth,
but to-day I give to you without fee and for the
sake of the goodwill which bear to your house.
win ride with you to Tifocd. and before night you
shah see what Wat can do"
So It came about that there was busy evening
At the Old Tilfoed Nanos-house. where the Lady
Ermyntrude planned and cut and hung the curtains
for the hal. and stocked her cupboards with the
good things which Nigel had brought from GuIdfocd.
Meanwhile the Squire and the armorer sat with
their heads touching and the Old suit Of mail with
It's gosget Of overlapping plates laid out across
their knees. Again and again old Wat shrugged
his shoulders, rs one who has been asked to do
more than can be demanded from mortal man. At
hst. at suggestion from the Squire. he leaned back
IN his chair and laughed long and loudly in his bushy
beard. while the Lady Ermyntrude glared her black
displeasure At such plebeian mesriment. Then
taking his fine chisel and his hammer from his pouch
of tools. the armoeer. stin chuckling at his own
thoughts began to drive hole through the center
Of the steel tunic.
CnARTEA WIN.
lsov de Nia6 hsvsasd o. crooksbesy neesh
THE King and his attendants had shaken of
j the crowd who had followed them from Guild
ford along the Pilgrims Way and now. the
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were with him and he had some hope of sport.
Edward at that time was a well grown. vigorous
man in the very prime of his years. keen sports
man. an ardent gallant and chivalrous soldier.
He was scholar too. speaking Latin. French.
German. Spanish. and a little English.
So much had long been patent to the world. but
only Of recent years had he shown other and more
formidable characteristics: a restless ambition
which coveted his ncghbor's throne. and a wise
foresight in matters Of commerce. which engaged
him now in transplantng Flemish weavcrs and SOW
ng the seeds Of what for many years the STAPLE
trade Of England. Each Of these varied qualities
might have been read upon his face. The brow.
shaded by crimson cap of maintenance, was
broad and lofty. The large brown eyes were ardent
and hold. His chin clean-shaven. and the
cIosc-cropped dark mustachc did not conceal the
strong mouth. firm. proud and kindly. but capable
Of setting tight in merciess ferocitv. His COM
pjexion was tanned to copper by life spent in
field sports in war, and he rode his magnificent
black horse carclcssly and easily. one who has
grown up in the saddle. Ills own color was black
also. for his active. sinewy figure set of by close
fitting velvet Of that hue. broken only by belt
Of gold. and by golden border Of open pods Of the
broom plant.
With his high and noble bearing. his simple yet
rich attire and his splendid mount he looked every
inch King. The picture Of gallant man gallant
horse was completed by the noble Falcon of the
lsles which futtcrcd along some twelve feet above
his head. waiting on" it was termed. for any
quarry which might arise. The second bird of
the cast was home upon the gauntlcted wrist Of
Raoul the chief falConer in the rear.
At the right side Of the monarch and little be.
hind him rode youth some twenty years Of age.
tal slim and dark with noble aquilne features and
keen penetrating which sparklcsl with vivacity
and affection he answered the remarks Of the
King. He vas clad in deep crimson d,alrreti with
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and must always follow the King 8 petson,
there was body Of twenty o. thirty
hobblefs OF mounted bowmcn. together
with several squircs, unarmcd themselves
but leading spare horses upon which the
heavier part Of their knights equipment
was carried. A straggiing tail Of fall
coners. harbingers. variets. body-servants
and huntsrnen holding hounds in leash
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competed the long and many-cOSOCed tram which
and dipped the low undulations Of the moor.
Many weighty things were on the mind Of Ed
ward the King. There was truce for the moment
with France. but it truce broken by many
small deeds Of arms. raids. surprises and ambushes
upon either sidc and It was certain that it would
soon dissolve again into open war. Money must
be raised, and It was no light matter to raise it,
now that the Commons had once already voted the
tenth lamb and the tenth shcaf. Besides. the Blac.
Death had ruined the country, the arabic land was
an turned to pasture, the 1aborcr. laughing at
statutes, would not work under f0urpence q day,
and an society was chaos. In addition. the Scotch
were growing over the border. there the pefcn.
nial trouble in half-conqucsed Ireland, and his
allies abroad in Flanders and in Brabant were
clamosing for the arrears of their subsidies
An this was enough to make even q victorious
monarch full Of care: but now Edward had thrown
it all to the winds and light hearted a hoy
upon holiday. No thought had he for the dunning
Of Florcntine bankers the vexatious conditions
Of those busybodies at Westminster. He was out
with his hawks. and his thoughts and his talk
should be Of nothing else. The varlcts beat the
heather and bushes As they passed. and whooped
loudly as the birds few out.
"A magpiei A magpe!" cried the falconer.
"Nay. nay. it is not worthy Of your talons. my
browncycd queen" said the King. looking up at
the great bird which tapped from side to side above
his head waiting for the whistle which should give
her the signal. THE tercels. falconer-a cast of
tcrcels! Quick. man. quick! Ha! the rascal makes
for woodi He puts in! Well flown, brave pcre-
H.
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CHAPTER Vlll.

mounted archers having
beaten off the more per-
sistent of the spectators.
they rode at their ease in
. long. struggling. ghttering
train over the dark undu-
lating plain Of heather.
In the van was the
King himself, for his hawks
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hre and the light
nings Of Sinai. The
wisdom of God =
beyond our under.
standing"
The King shrugged
Cds6ased o. Pefs ~
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so that neither the hawk amid
the cover nor its partner above
nor the clamorous beatcrs could
harm it. The King laughed at
the misChancc and rode on. Con-
t,nually birds Of various sorts
were flushed. and each was p,,r-
sued by the appropriate hawk.
the snife by the tercel. the par
fridge by the goshawk. even the
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grineI He makes his point. Dnve hum out
to thy comrade. Serve him. varlcts! Beat
the bushes! He breaks! He breaks! Nay.
come away then! You win see Master
Magpie no more
The bird had indeed. with the cunning of
its race. tapped its way through brushwood
and bushes to the thicker woods beyond.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09
STATUE OF SHERIDAN
Stclsb Ct Cumberland Makes Progress
Toward Erection.

Washington, May AT meeting yes
terday Of Mrs. Irene Rucker Sheridan.
widow of General F. H. sheridan secre-
tary TAFT and Senator Wetmore % Rhode
Island the Sheridan statue project. in
stituted in 1889 by the Society OF the
Army OF the Cumberland, was discussed.
and II Was decided that Secretary Taft
should ask the society for the erection
of the statue and combine II with tho $50 -
coo appropriated by congress Secretary
Taft will ask congress for an additional
SS,nl The Society of the Army OF the
Cumberland has abou; SoN on hand
II Secretary Taft can secure the addi-
uonal appropriation from congress there
will be about $4,000 in all, and Il Is be-
heVed that a handsome equestrian statue
can be crested for that sum. II will be
placed in Sheridan Circle here Mrs
sheridan has built a residence on tho
circle. Secretary Taft and Senator Wet
more comprise a quorum Of the commit.
tee appointed by congress
Two models for the statue have been
made, but neither has proven satisfa--
tory. Both were hy J @ a Ward The
irst he himself did not like. although II
suited the others interested. and he de.
stroyei It. The second is stlll intact.
but Is not entirely satisfactory 70 Mrs
sheridan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09
DOYLE: CASE:
CON TINUEl
ONE WEEK

The cases Of Joseph Trainor and
Thomas Doyle of Mnlvine charged with
being accessories refore the fact OF an
assault upon G. r. Day selectman on
April 10. by Hugh McCuslter ~ Provi-
dence. cam, up for q hearing before
Judge Putnam IN the District court at
Blackstone yesterday ATTORNEY John r
Meaaey. vh) appeared for The prosecu.
tion. asked for a continuance Of the case
and stated within p hours q had 0con
called % hts attention that a certain wit-
ness would be- Of grear importance % the
commonwct.tN AMI hat he woul bc at!c
to place tho I,fai SAINTS on th' da,. 90
the assault and that said VT. css is now
where ne can hc secured
Attorney Br5dy. who represents tnn de-
fcudants. protested aealnst go further
continuance
Aucfues M-ancy tlcn novel Tor t.t
schargc OF John +. Trai0r. thnr' not
BEING sun, cut evidence To- crrviet him.
The motion vas allowed by the cour, and
Mr.. Tr9iI1" az ci.ciit~gCd.
fttori,ty Ic'Uay then c1i'd niW rs "a
witness f1- Tbs persecution Tfa r,~. iu
answer. 90 quetu,u~ said thl- Ea wts
not it t1.N rcncc "a April % a1l wfs
rot in ;he rompn- 90 prvlr Ile slid
that he met DOYLE on that dav. April ~.
az 2.ao o'clock in tho rubber works
He dld not know McCusker and did not
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09
MUNICIPAL OWNERSH P
Policy lnsOrSs1 By Andrew Carnegie al
Oeilcatou Of Le'c,star LIbrary.

Leicester. England. May 9.-Andrew
Carnegie was present here yesterday at
the opening OF free library. toward the
erection Of which he had contributed In
indorslng the policy OF municipal owner
saip. TO which Leicester Is a staunch ad-
hefsnt. Mr. Carnegie paid a tribute 10
Leicester and said that in all matters re-
curing the giving away Of valuable fran
chises. which In their nature become
mcnopolles the municipalities should un-
dcuhtedly undertake the work.
I'VE IN the new land he said. ARE
less advanced Smaller New York hitherto
had given away It's franchises and was
glad To set capital to meet its eycr-grow-
ing requirements. But recently We have
bcgun TO take a leaf out OF your book
I'm future franchises will be- jealousy
guarded
Turning 90 tAe free library question.
pir Carnegie said he had enjoyed wears
of fatsfactiou In helping communities
Co. ielp themselves On this field
iIc d.G not consider that his donation
toward the erection OF the building was
i-ruortant but the fact that The can,-
mtfitv had been educated uu 90 the
ssauda-d Of making IL willing 90 tax it4elf
o. eupport n free library. which will hcna-
900 thc wQrkmen and his children above al
others
"Ther, is" he added no trester
cradle Of pure democracy than a free
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09
PLOT TO SEIZE lOUBET
French 0ifCaS Held ol Charge Of Con.
splraCy igarsi Mlr's'rt

Paris. May s.-Five persons. including
Captains Tamburina and Volpsrt, were
before the Police court yesterday charged
with plotting a conspiracy against the
state and having I'm their possession milf
tary equipments and ammunition.
Several officers testified that Captain
Tamburina had proposed the seizure of
Pr rssIdent Louhet and the ministers. jhe
Palace of the Elysce. and othcH public
buildings.
The accuSed denied the statement say
ing 70 was merely a friendly convcrsa-
tion and between brother Officers. who
had displayed Indignation against the
system ~ secret rcpor,s, one OF tho Of
ncors advancing the proposition. not see
riously. but as 1n argument. ae- "a capital
way Of showing dislpproval " the sys-
tenn. The reason for possession ~ uni
forms ard ammunition. the accused
claimed. was the foundation of a colonial
enterprise
so the lawyers got most ala thc es-
tate Did Ethel get anvth!ru@"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09
BRISTOL
Bishop McVickar AdmlnIstratss
Rite Of Confirmation al St.
MiChael'S Church.

Bishop William n McVickar OF tbs
Episcopal diocese was present al the lo:sr
service at ST. Michael's Episcopal church
sunday administering the rite OF confirm
alton 10 a class. Bishop Mcvickar then
addressed the members OF the class He
also preached an able sermon at Trinity :
church in the afternoon at o'clock TO a
large congregation.
Mrs. Jane Willis died at the home for
the aged women yesterday morning at II
o'clock after a long illness She was the
widow OF jeremiah Willis. She leaves
two daughters and two sons. grand
daughter. who Is the wife OF Lieut.. f. T..
GlaGdng
1t IL understood a movement is being
made to open the Bristol Yacht club this
week for the season.
Nathan Bishop. Jr, OF Everett, Mass.
visited here yesterday having business in
probate court
Arbor Day here viii be observed by the
high school visiting the farm OF Lieuten-
ant NJ. A. Chessman on Metacom avenue.
where trees VIII be planted and other ex-
ercises enjoyed
The MAY session 90 common pleas diyi-
sion OF the supreme court for Bristol
county convened here YESTERDAY. Judge
Clarke =. Johnson presiding. Some OF the
cases were disposed OF by continuances
otners are before the courts i'm Providence.
y case on the new civil docket, that Of
Emma Giilette &c Joseph ReauchaIna
was placed on trial Yesterday afternoon
The grand jury reported finding indict-
n'nts TOT larceny ag1Inst AISert h PEN
no and llyman Yarlsvetsky. both Of Rris
toi The two men were charged with the
larceny of rubber shoes and tennis from,
mo factory ~ the National India Rubber
company IN this town
Nalhan y. Cole has leased lot IN
bradford street adjoining other nroperty
he owns 10 the Y NJ. &. 4 for ,enris
court and tho LOT is being put In fine con-
orion for a tennis court
baniel V Case and family. who have
been travelling IN Italy and tho south 10
france. during the winter. are expected
10 arrive home about the 18th OF the nras.
ent month
Georse Norman Weaver treasurer ~
'he br's'o! and Warren Water Works
a resident % Newport with saveral 80
h's friends paid Brssl hris, ,.,s,,
yesterday. '''''
Eza Dixon. who has been trsvelinr tho
past month IN the south and west re.
turned home last evening.
councilman r. n Morris visited Poe
ton Yesterday upon business and returned
home IN the evening
a large amount % work is being done
In various localities ct The North ce,,e-
terry. which Is under the direct sunsy,,t.
sion OF Commissioner John /. Tnvrahap,
Jr @'''''''
Hcha9d Cocroran. one II Bris,ors much
respected citizens has been confined 20
Ms nome the past week with an attack
of Ia Grippe
Mrs Elizabeth Ricco. residing tho sss,
rart ot the town, met with painf,lI ac.
c'dent Yesterday afternoon While a..
tempting 20 break piece Of wood tho
Voc new ~ cutting her nose in such
osa shape that medical aid was called
The rain 'h!s morning was n welcome
visitor 10 everyone. particularly tho farm.
eis. whose crops IN great need 81 raj,
Mrs James Munro. of Pawtucket is
on Wood street
ne exterior ~ The Bristol ho,cl is
undergoing thorough repairs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09

Solomon Thornton, the expert bowling
alley and boat builder. met with an ac-
cident this morning In the machine shop
OF Levi S. Winchester While his son,
who is employed by Mr. Winchester. was
attending a planning machine the belt
came of and Mr. Thornton so as 10 as
sist his son, started to put the belt on
the pulley again and in doing so his
right hand Was caught between the belt
and the face Of the pulley. At FIRST Mr..
Thornton thought that he had escaped
being injured. but later his hand began
To pain him. He then went TO the office
of DR. Coke who found that two bones
back OF the third and fourth fingers had
been broken. Mr.. Thornton will not be
able 20 finish any ~ the large contracts
that he has on hand
The tramp dog that attacked Gordon
Winchester few days ago and was
found al large later by the police and
chained up az the police station was killed
by Dog officer NJ ". McGinn Yesterday.
George +. MerreVeather who for
number OF years has been in the employ
OF the local plumbing firm OF Merre-
weather Dunn has gone into business
for himself on Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Lewis Bowen will leave for Berk-
ley. Calf. tomorrow morning where her
husband has been located for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs Bowen have been residents
Of this place for many years.
Mr.. Jeremiah Gardiner. who has been
confined 10 his residence with heart
trouble for some time. Is now suffering
with a very severe attack OF typhoid
fever.
The Narragansetts and Pin Getters'
bowling teams are scheduled IN roll on
the Lincoln avenue alleys this evening.
Mr. Sunderland OF this place shipped a
carload of oysters 70 Portland. Ore, this
morning
Local fishermen report tautog fishing is
excellent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09
MAIL L.L-ARDS
HELD FOR
trial.

Martin M1nlard and Alice Maillard, his
putative wife. who. while catching rats
in the o'Gorman company's store last
week, stole property or various kinds,
were arraisned on three complaints in
the Sixth District court today. viz: The
theft Of goods valued AZ S22 from the
o'Gorman company goods valued at SsS
from William schloss and goods valued
at SIS from Leopold Dimond
They pleaded guilty and each was held
for the grand Jury I'm $500 each.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09
BRUTE PUNISHED
Wcs Sent 10 jail far 20 Days for Assault
las Ills Vita.

Godfrey Debeau was sentenced 10 ian
TO- ~ days hy Judge Swcotland this
morning for an assault upon his wife.
parminh.
Delsau went home drunk yesterday ani
knocked his wife down. iniurlng her so
badly that it was necessary TO send her
to the lthode Island hospital
The ncbeaus reside at 80 Richmond
street
Nisitor-Doesn't it cost a great deal TO
live In city like this7
HagxaTd Dyspepiic--f suppose Il does
Ny doctors never have allowed m. 20 live
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09
RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left at COTS res
taurant on Bullocks Point avenue and
they Will receive prompt attention and
publication
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09
MISSING MAN FOUND
Resident Of WOunstcket 0lscOyeei 10 Dsl,d
Coalition at RChmoni.

Walter F. Grey. who has been absent
frcn, his home in wooasocket since April
23d. was located at Richmond. Va, yes
terday.
He was found wandering about that city
In dazcd condition From business cards
10 no In his pocket his identity was dis
Closed His father. Michael w. Grey, left
last evening 20 bring him home
Nil Grey is an insurance agent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09
SLIGHT DISTURBANCE
0rs Of Strike Breakers Was Assaulted OF
Richmond Street Last Eyenljg.

william Mcdonald. one Of the non-union
engineers employed az tho Pomroy yards
of the Eastern Coal company. was as-
saulted by three men when on Richmond
street. at $40 o'clock last evening lie
was not seriously hurt McDonalds as.
sailants are said % have been union SYM
pathizcrs
Every evening patrOimen cscert the
strike breakers until the latter have got
beyond the strikers and sympathzers
Mcdonald aid not wait for the s,,ara
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09
Address all letters Contest FORD PUB1Ese Indianapolis

assault was committed, gave testimony
of the assault.
Attorney Meaney then renewed his mo-
tion for a continuance OF the case against
Doyle and the court ordered one for a
week.
Mr.. Trainor was ordered 70 recognize
IN the sum Of $50 20 appear al that time.
McCusker Is now fugitive from jus
t.ce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09
J1HN DREW CHOSEN

New York Nay a-The board Of dl-
Iectors of me PLAYERS club has elected
John Drew president ~ tho cIub 90 .',.
ceed the late Joseph Jefferson WIN, =,
Bispham was elected vice presiden,
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN rse
NEWS.
ie per word frst insertion: NC. repea,:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09

go the lawyers got most nh thc es-
tate. Did Ethel get anything"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09
MINSTREL SHOW.

In ST. Anthony's Church hall last ever
ing an entertainment was given bv the
St. Anthony's ministrsl troope that is
composed of Young men connected With
the church.
The affair was largely attended and
the young men distinguished themselves
by their excellent work especially the
snlnisfs ard the end men
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-09
The News OF the State

ney ire at IS Eiswald street al $40 last
evening.
William OBrien OF rs Lena street left
for two weeks business trip TO New
York city.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-08-05
A Choice Article for Them.

Dayton scandal mongers have a
choice bit of food about which to
roll their shiny tongues. There
was born to young unmarried
woman OF that town the first OF this
week a Io-pound son, and the people
OF the place are bent on finding out
who the father of the child is. 1t
would appear to us that the charita-
BILE manner would be to let the
young woman alone in her humili-
alton and misfortune until such time
as she sees fit TO divulge the name of
the guilty party and asks the law
to step in and punish the author OF
her trouble. IT she chooses not TO do
this what business is it of Mother
Grundy?
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-08-05
for Over Sixty Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over sixty years by
millions of mothers for their child
rem while teethlng, with perfect sue
cess. 1t soothes the child, sottens
the gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for diar-
rhoea. 1t will relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately. Sold by drug
gists in every part of the world.
twenty-five cents bottle. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take on other kind.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-08-05
Church Notice.

On Sunday religious services Will
be conducted as follows: Preaching
services at II a. m. and p. m. Sun
day school Immediately after morn
ing services. Prayer meeting
Thursday evenings, to commence at
7 o'clock. All are cordially invited
to attend these meetings.
Plummer School House:-Preach-
ing by pastor the first Sunday OF
each month to commence at ago
o'clock.
Barrett School House:-Preaching
qy pastor the third Sunday OF each
month to commence at ago o'clock.
THos. H. NICHOLAS, PASTOR.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-08-05

Roy MCGOWAN went to Reno last
week with his team to move the
household furniture of Mrs. w. H.
McNeely to Yerington. On the trip
one of his horses died and another
one became very sick. He had to
leave the sick one in Virginia City
and secure span of horses there tc
make the return trip.