davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03
tieber ote Gr3efIe ia oer Suoapeter
tntrcrfitGt

pirb in @rgdn5ung Der friiberen Mtts
tbeilung gemelbet: Sie uniperlitGt5s
iugenb bate unldBli9 Der promptioz
men Die Seffnung pes 9%aupttbores sez
forbert, pel4en Duni9 Der 2ettor
nit Der Motibierung, cine barauf be-
siisli3e @erfii9uns tonne nur NIT @inz
tpiui9uns bes afabemii9en Senats an>
georDnet fperben, pertpeteerte. Sas
8erbot rief in Der Stubenteni daft groz
Der @~rregung berbor. Die Yoli5ei,
tpel9e bierpon &enntnib er6ielt uno
OemonItratipnen befiir6tete, riidte un>
ter 6Ibrung bes ftGbtiI6en 8e5irtss
bduptmanns SesaensfD 80 damn bod
aus unD ppitierte ii9 Dor Der unipers
fitGt. Die Stubenten, tpel6e am BAL
fon Der ammelt tparen, bei9impften bic
poliaei, unb auf pieberbolte Nufforz
berung our &ube parfen fte &ots unh
&oblenftiide auf Die poiiaiitsn. @ls
audi Der Staot6auptmann bon Sob
lenftiden "getroffen mar, lieb CT bic
Mannf9aften i'm Sturmf6ritt ins
Snnere bes l1niberiitGtsgebGubes pora
%brinsen. DIS bic poli5ei bas brittle
Stodtpert errei9te, tppber Die &oblens
tiide auf bic Strabe geporfen purs
ben, fam Is 5pil9en ben Wa6manns
i6aften unb ben Stubenten, bic TO-
eben bic l1nterri9tsftunben bes pros
fe1ors S9norb perlieben, gum Renz
cpntre. Die Stubenten forberten
enersii9. baB bic polisei bic l1niberIts
tat perlahe, unb aIs pplisei : Snipefz
tor 2afb brobte, bic &enitenten gu
Derbaften, erbielt er BON einem Stus
benton cine Sbrfeige. Die Yoli5iiten
sogen nunmebr blant unb attadierten
bic Stubentena tpelGe fiG flu9tartig
in Die 9Dridle besaben. Mebrere Stuz
benton erbielten Sdbelbiebe, brei tpurs
ben f9perer perlebt. Ser Sefan Der
tbsologii6enSafultdt, Or. &ib, furbsr'
te Die poliaei auf, bas @ebGube 81
berlahen, mag biefe nit Gidii9t auf
bic obigeu @orfGle beripeiserte. Srob
nieberbolter Sniulte benabmen bic
8eamten fi6 in Der Solse paRip, ba
Bel benz prpmptionsaft i'm SeftIaale
sablrei9e Oame11 onipeienb tparen unb
lie cine Panif %berbinbern poIten.
Sdliebli9 spg bic Poliaei na4 pies
berbolter Iufforberun9 bes .&eftors
ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03
8eran@srrsS sssett@.

eusar @ureb e&iniea - grfe DMaIttdt
1870 Bfuao III: l5 pfanS l2e; le-l2
4funo 1917; 8mette nuaIttat 2o-le Rf,ntS
llts ; ID ffanb l13e |; IL 4tfanb Lie ; 10
RfmnO 124c
gaIforni9s G3snien-s bts 8 Ffanb sfe;
9 bis IL 9iunb &c.
66uIterm-gnsI Gureo, 10 bts 20 Ptunb
m Dur9l@nitt. 9Ie; 16 Rfrns Durdi&nstt.
95c, 10 bis II BsffGns l0s.
Nrfbttid.e pea-aIarer @ngItib Gureb II
aewdbiter Sugar Gureo nc, 6-7 Rfanh ia,
Dur9f9nttt l6e; 8 BIB 9 Rfanb tn Surp'
idnitt l3e; 10 Biz 10 pf,nh tut Dtr9i9nttt
lille; 8 g anb TN Dar&f@ntH. fGnaaI. lie.
8 qfunb I'M Dur&i4ntt, i4utal, 1G4e.
sped, gusI.-@ewdbIter. 8 bis 10 Yfuao
Int Dur&i@ni.t, lac; IL bts IL Yfutb tl
Dur@f@nttt. lac.
spe6-2lare Setter, 30 bts 40 Bfunb ta
Dur9i@mitt, IOe; aIare eetten. 20 bis 80
B,uub, 1ose; 2lare Bellies, 25 bts 30 4hnh,
9xe; 1s bis 22 9fb.. sac; IA bis 16 Hfanb,
lO3:; 2Iare 8aden, rs bis 30 Rfana. Sc;
Rt6en IL Biz 1e Hfrnb eac; aIare NAden 9
bts 8 pfanb, &c
@ep6deItes e&rpetnefeii@ - 8no9enIoiel
Ganep Big $40. 80; 2Iares Bean $4,000; Sam
Ip $500; ekcrt GIear $3.50; ghunp'
$14. 90.
@eb5rrtes @nbRet& = S&tnien, req
ests, l3te; 3abenieten loo; Smneni. IL;
&n6&eI 16c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03

Desen - go. 2 rotber SLIT aui gseu
fen, S1.16 pom NabIen; sio. 8 rotbst 81. ii
December 81. II; &~asenueten $1.16.
Rorn (neaes) - go. l weib s4e go. Q
weib 44c; No 8 weib 44c; go. 4 wetb.
42c; Ro. 2 weib semifat Az RO. 9
wetb 8emif1t 44e go. 4 metb sen,ii6'
42c; go 2 seIb 444c; Ro. 9 seIb a. ;
go. 4 gels 423e; go. Q seuHf@t zA ;
go. 8 aemtf9t 44c; $50. 4 seurtf1t 42e ;
2oIben 45e.
Safer- 30. 2 uetser SAGE; SO. 8 uetbsr
82e; 30. 2 @emti9ter 3l3r; go. 5 aeuti&tss
Bic.
9eu - SO. 1 ataOtbb $40. 26: 30.
Q, So. 76.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03
Na6 Gemtral<W merifa.
@ifeni9aftlide Expedition.

gluffton n, Sno., 2. San. @bas.
6. 9eam unb 6. y. Wiliamion bon
bier traten beute cine &eiie nod @en=
tral= @merita gum 3wede wifenidaft=
Ii9er Gorftuneen on. Sic neroen
bon anoeren 8elebrten Der uniberftd!
BON Snoiana uuo Der Sbio=S Stats
uniberftdt be9lsitst. Die 8unoess
&e9ierung, fowie bic untperitdten
bon Snoiana uno Sbio tragen gu ben
Soften oes unternebmens bel.
Die EXPEDITION min Pfansen, Sn=
ietten uno Slide iammeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03

Srtf@es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Stere -b4
Gle; bieiise etiere 8t-.83e; tteifge saaoes
$40 Bis 200 Nuno 7e; btefige Sdbe 4O0
bis $50 Nfanb 1t; Rabs $50 biS $40 Rftno
&C.; Stier BoroerpserteI Sc. etaer 9tnter'
u,er.sI lie, &inb StnteruterteI Sc, %ino
gorberpierteI &c. Rub gorterpierteI &c. Rub
0nterptertel &c.
6rii1es SaIbaetf9-9dIcer 9ae, Stnter'
uterteI 13e, BorOeruiertel &c.
Srti9eS G@aIiieii@ - Sdmmer per Rfanh
Sc ; e&afe 8k; S9enteI l3e; @nds f'ra.
l8c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03
0rocerteS.

S~nbianapslis Raheespreiis
@ers6bnI. Bis gutter 10-12c; prts,a bts ass
wabter 14-16e /; Sanep 82ir8se, goIssx'
DeIou 10 bts 22e, sSapa $3.50.
Sn Yadetsn:
artoia $14.0O. Zion $3.50, SerfeS s14.O 90;
Caracas $12. 10. DiHwor.b's S12. 30, Out6
Sasa glenS 1855 ,RaiIBou9 s12. 90, eatsi
8Ienbeb Sapa $l2.60.
Sneer-Dominoes s.40e; ehi6suder $50
puluerttrter s.20e; 2xxx pu~IperiFrter 6. S5:,
feiner sranuItrter 6.05c; Gabes 6.20s; guxs
PETITIONERS u o. s0e; Ribsepoob U $3.50; Sbc.
zig u 6.65e; Gsnpirs u 5. SOC; SbeaI grtSa
SoIben 6 5.46e; Ntnbfor ggtra 8 6.4Os
&toseuuOb 6 5.35c: seIber 6 4. 26e; IL .
Der 4.36.
@etrO6nete Tri&te--HepfeI, an Der Some
getrodnet, &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e BITS 7xs;
gitron l3e Bic lac; Mofnen, 2 Grupn, pea
Pfunb, 7c, 8 Grurpn 73e, 4 Grouaa TIC Iaa,
n~tenfreie ibis Sc. California RuscateI TIC:
SuItaaa TIC. t,aportirte SuItana lie BIB 14e
California Apritoien &c Biz Lee.
pidIes-24OO TIM 5as SO; 12Oc tai Gas
So; 1900 int saIbfab $500: 900 tut 5ds
$50.
6prup-Stanborb gsrn 23e bis 2bc; as,
wdbIter 27e BIB 32e; eorsbum sse Bis $50;
Stem Orleans RoIaHes 1se Bis csc; sepdb!,
ter 3Oc bis 38c.
GtnsemaGte Sri8te-8Iadberries 8 3d..
Slice 9ea9es STANDARD, 8 pfh., e.
2.26; combs 8 Rfunb 81. b0-s1. So; Bic
Bead s, 81 .4O-$1.5O snanas. Stamhorb,
Z Hfb., 81. 66-s1.9e; Seca,Ss, 3 ptuns,
81. 26 SLAB; CRIME gobnen. 8 gfunb aan
nsn. 8abania ananas 81. O-S 26e.
@eiisbte @rbien, $l.20-Sl.7 6. tribe Srxi 90
@entS. &arrou 9Oc. etnseuei@te 55e-s0t
tomatoes, 8 Pfunb, 81. 10-$I.16, SaGss'
Porn 9Oc-$1.2 IS. Epfelbutter. per Eussat,
8 Hfunb. 81.
~NiiHe-8resiI neu &c Bis 10c; SiIberts IL /.
NanoeIn IA; ueidf9aIise RanbeIn I6e;
Serbian RanbeIn Ice; peanuts &c bic 5ie,
ser0fete 7c bis &c; GnsIiGe @aIniHe
@fts-&aIs 40 Or. Sef). Sas. S-11e %
@alone.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03
Hpsts @aeensRayft.

Ttmotbp-Bertaufspretie: 80 W-l0.00.
Rice Ber~taufspreiie: $40 00-s11.00l
@eIitforn - Berfaufspretis: ie rad Der
0uaIttdt, 65-70e; reaes 45 Biz 60c.
Safer-eef&dIt 44-46c: tn ben Eshrex
$8.00-$9.50 pei Tonre. Reuer 32-36e.
e~trob-areife. lie mad benz @rAO. IN rst
len. So. bO-S6.6 90,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03

indianapolis Detail gertaufspreue:
Nann,utb RIee $6.5O-S7.O 90.
Rptber $s.00-$6.T .
gIiiife 81. 26-$8.O0.
gIfalfa $8.60-$9.00.
Netber So. 5O-$1O.25.
Sancp Timotbh $1.85-$1.So.
@erpGbIter 81 80-$1. 65.
8rima 81. 75-$1. 3d..
Saneb &entudp BIausrab $1.4O-$1.M
@gtra reines IN @baf 50c-60e.
Or4arb @rab 81 .45-s1.60.
Reb Cop IN @baf 85c-$1. %.
@eiber Soma Samen 9afer $4,000.
Neiber S0inois s5c-55c.
Sarte1 Corn rpeib unb GELD 81. 10-$1.A
almber Suderrobr Samett $1-1.25. "a
gnftIage @ort 90c-S1.10.
Gribiabr @erffe 90c-$1.10.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03
Gmpfang int @tiben @aule.
9eelte Gouuerme1re iuer6eu lit DeridieOene1 Staate1
lit ibre slertter eingefiibrt.
Sudidtule 10 ann Mrbpr, Mfid, a6gebrannt. - yabnnnfaa bel Gbrago.
Gin Mormpueu=s preder bes Sanks BON Sbabo. Sen. @arner
a%efpr6en. = Siis g retdr 9oomis erbGt einen frans. Oroeu.
I g c n. SO farmer.

Tie %
0ew Yorf, 2. San. Ser benz
fionirte General go. R. @arner ffdrb
beute pl6blid i'm marlborough 9Otel
an sinem Ser3leioen. @r ma4te als
5reiuiliger ben 8frserfrieg nit unb
biente als 6anptmann uno Waior in
Der ~rssuldrsn Mrmee biz gum Sabre
1887.
Cine 3onerena.
W abingtor n, 2. Sdn. Cine
ldnsere &Onferens fanb 3pifaen Dem
@oubernsur Wintbrop bon porto &ico
unb Dem prdfoenten Samuel 8Om=
pers bon Der yImerican federation Of
2abor" fatt, @s banoelte fid pdb=
reno Der 2Onferens um gei9dftisung
BON -2euten am Banana Ranal=
bau. @Ompers ertldrte, baB ii9
auf porto Rico Sauienbe bon
2euten auBer Mrbeit befdnben. bic fi9
gang beionbsrs ftir Die Irbeiten an
isnem 3analbau qualifi3treu wiirosn.
Der @ouberneur b6rte aufmertiam ben
Nrgumenten @ompsrs an uno fdien
ia fir bieislben gu intereiiren. @r
bsriprad Ssrrn @ompers. fa nit
8riess.S etretdr 3aft, Der beabf9-
tigte, bic erfotoerliden 2eute bon 5a=
maica berbeiauIdafen, i'm Sntereiie Der
Mrbeiter bon Yorto 3ico in 0erbin-
oung gu ieBen.
Wieb3h9ter=@ orlbentio II.
Senper, 2. San. Gin al9e=
meinss Yrogramm FIR bic Contention
Der 0iebaadter. Die nd9ffe Wo9e bier
tattfinoet, III aufgeifeQt uorben.
Monta9nlorgen periammelt Ht Der
Werbanb Der Woa3f9ter. am Nad=
mittaae Der 8srbano Der 8inobieb3ii6=
ter. Sienfta9 lit cine 9emeiniame
Sibung. Mm Nbeno finoet Elm @m=
pfans ftatt. Mittpo6 ftsht zines hsater-
8orfellung auf benz prOgramme.
gen b.
6airmont, W. 3d., 2. San.
I'm ben 5-idbri9en 8er Smith fir
ireeno Elm tleines 8er9eben Su Hraien,
soe ibn babies DuBeno Spiellamera=
ben in einen alien S9uppen, fdloRen
oenielben uno ftedten i'm in grano.
Dem flsinen Burden selana es. Elm
Brett lossutreten, bod fonnte CT nur
ben SUB sbinausfreden. Ra4barn,
mel6e ben ISuB iaben, retteten ben
4naben. Serfelbe bate nur lei9te
granbmunoen; Der S9uppsn brannte
rtieber.
3ugstoIIifiOn.
Mibbleton, g., 2. San. Ser
ihblid aebenoe pere Warquette=3ua
Der 6. 3. & .. 8abn rannte geifern
Nbeno cine balbe Weile n6rolit BON
biefisen 8abnbofe auf einen 5ra9t3ug.
Beioe 2otomotipen tuurben 5ertriim=
inert.
2otomotibfibrsr WsDers tpurbe GEE
t66tet uno unter ben $rimmeru be9ra=
ben. Webrere 8abnbeoisnfete uno
pahagiere trugen lei4tsre Ierlebun=
gen babon.
6 euer.
2ittIe & o. d, Irt., 2. San.
Die @ebduoe Der Cunningham Mining
60. unb Der Qittls HOd Gurniture
60. brannten ab. S9aben $3.50, 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03
6 m p { q n q.


W afbingto n, 2. San. SIN
WeiBen Sauie fanb beute Der hblt4s
Neuiabrsempfan9 ftatt.
I'm 10 ubr trafen bic meifen Bee
iuher elm uno ftelten fi9 in Der bor=
sef9riebenen &eibenfOl9e auf. SIN
0efibtil fpielte Die Warinetapeae. Die
gmpfanssrdume waren prd9tig nit
8lumen geIdmhdt uno boten nit ben
aldnsenoen rlniformen uno fofbaren
SamenrObsn elm farbenrei9es Bib,
oeiIen Sfett burd Sauienbe bon elefs
triiden 2i6tern seboben puroe.
Ser gesinn oes @mpfanges puros
ourd cine Sanfars Der Srompeter Der
Warinetapele aneetinOi9t, Der prdf=
bent nit ieiner Satin ftiea be9leitet
bon ieinen 2 aoiutanten bic Srepps
bsrab, ssfOlst BON ben Mit9lieoern
bes 9abinettes uno i6ren Samer
uno begab f9 mad benz blausn
3immer. mo Der @mpfang fatt-
fano. Ser 4rdfbsnt unb iei1e Grau
natmen nate Der Shtire gum rOtben
3immer @uffeaun9. Sn Der Sbhr
tano Elm Wann bonn gunoesgebeim=
oienff, Der nne @intretenoen 9enau
muferte. reberbaupt paren i'm WeiBen
Sauie umfangrei4e Gi9erbeitsmabre=
selrt setrofen.
Die 8Orftslunsen bsiOr9te Col.
@bas. g. grOmpel. 2urS Dor IL
nbr tuareri bic biplOmatii@en gertre.
ter BON 38 2dnbern in benz Gpeiie=
Iaale in boiler Uniform beriammelt.
sic bsaaben iid nod benz blauen 3im=
mer sefibrt bon benz ruffiden BOT.
i9after @rafen @aifini, benz Sopen
oes biplomatii9en Corps.
5er3li9 be9ribt bonn Prdfbenten
uno ieiner Satin, iotpie bon ieinen
2Olle9en tpurbe Der bOadnbii6e 8e=
ianbte Sontbser 81. be Mareis ban
Sminbsren unb feline i6m tir3li6 an=
getraute Satin, Elm fraberes 5rl.
@lober bon bier, nit oeren JamiIie Der
prdfibsnt unb ieine Jrau b~efreunbei
Fnb. Sn abueienbeit beg oentiden
Botidaf!ers bon Stsrnbur9 tiberbradte
Die @ltidphni9e bes 9atiers Wilbelm
Grbr. bon benz 8uide=S aobenbauien.
Sc folsten Johann Sberridter, 2On=
erebleute. Sffisiere bes Seeres uno Der
5lotte in %gewubnter Oronung.
Neuer @ ouperneur.
elena q, Wont., 2. San. 9eute
tpuroe Soi. &. Spole als @ouberneur
ber.ioist. gs 1T bies iein 8. Sermin.
Vile anberen tleuen 8eamten finb re.
publitanifd. 8ei 9emeiniamer Ib=
ftimmung baben bic &epublitaner cine
Waioritdt bon 8 Stimmen.
6 n W o r n o 6 pre9er.
Boil 6 b, Soabo. 2. San.
9eute trat bier Die 8. 2esislatur bon
Soabo sufammsn. s. -Sranf CUNT,
Sin betanntsr MOrmOne, puroe gum
Sprs9sr bes Sauies 9ewdblt.
o % b. Gutler.
salt E, l1tab, 2. San. =
Sohn 6. Cutler, &epublitaner, uuroe
beute als @ouoerneur nereibi9t.
9 3. W o ouberneur
Wabiou n, Wis.. 2. San. &o=
bert Or. Jolette wuroe beute gum 3.
Male als @OHberneur inaueurirt.
| So99ule q B g ebrannt.
Inn Grbor, Mid., 2. San,
Sas @ebduoe Der bief9en Sa4i9ult
1T abgebrannt. Ser 8erluff betrd9t
$ll0, 600; bic 8eri9erung $40, 600.
3 abnunall
6 bicago, 2. San. 8ei einel
3ugsent9leiiung gu 9arlsm, elmer Dor
taot BON @bicaso, wuroen perleBt
Srau Marie 9ennor, Minneapolis
Daniel Oliber, geIrioere, Sa.; Soto
motipfibrer Geo. Same.
6ran36fiihe Or6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03
Standardization.

8remen; .8era" bon SEEM Yorf.
@brifianiuno Rem DOrt" nod
Gopenba9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03
Wra@se ssnp SENATE.

Nra@se sal 9enaaEs.
SrG9te.
NepfeI-$1.5 O-$2.7 10 per Sab.
8ananen-@eudbIte S1.25 bis $1.D pc
8un1, speite NuaIttdt 75c bis $1.00.
He--$3.26 per Suneert.
@itronen-$3. 00-3.50
Oransen-Sane1 California @apeIs $500
NIoriba $s.26 biz $3.50.
Birnen hGe-$1 90 per 8uibeI.
Tanep Birnen-$1.5 80 per Crate.
Seisem : @mprna l1-16c Dos Gfuno.
DatteIn &c per gfunb. so gfo. 8issn.
Neaer Sonis-l6c.
Eruuben l5c Bis 18e per 4orb.
0emGts.
Rotbe &iben-$1.b 30 per Sab.
araut-6oc bis Toe per Sab.
BlumenfobI 1876 per sSab.
@urfen 4Oe per Rorb.
@eIerp-per Bun9 l6e.
@riine Bobnen 76e per BuibeI.
granes @orn, l0c per Dusenb.
RartofeIn ST. .C0-1.s5 per Sad.
SuBtartoffeIn So. 25-3.z6 per Sab.
Stabilize Sc-18c per Dusenb Bun9eS.
Rbubarb l0c per Ousenb.
SaIat ST.. co per SaB.
HwsebeIn - 90c per 1ufbel.
Spani,@e SwiebeIn 81. rs per Grate.
Napp gcbnen $2.10 per Duibe"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03

Neu Oorf, 2. San. Ser benz
fionirte General 60. &. @arner fdrb
beute pl6bli9 i'm Marlborough Sotsl
an einem Seraleiben. ST madte als
5reiuiaiger ben 8irserfries nit unb
biente als 6anptmanr rnb Waior in
Der re9uldren Mrmee big gum Sabre
1887.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03

&arffe 0erdm9erte Sratwurft 8}e,
5ranffirter 7ac; Bologna tn Ddrmen O., In
fu& 5Hc.
S4mag - tn Iierees i. Dual. Sc; 2
0maIitdt $50; 8. HuaIitdt etc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03
9n.tes, &tes uuo 8eEaa,

SEsteT, 9tes uno 0eEaeea
GAMBLER teSabIea foIsenbe greiie:
Butter - Country. 12c, Greorlerp az,
elgtR 28e
Gter-24e per Dusenb.
Sibrer 84c, Sabine 5. Turiets-l4-lbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-03
30fe,

Rate.
@ngros s BerfaufspreiIe Snpcrtrtsr
e9ips5ersdie DOC per pfunb sinbstmt@s.
e4wessrtafe TIC. @tseomfn Cream 8 ads
l2A, Stem gOrt gbeboarst 12}e, stntetrb
i9er 2tnsburser 12-14e. 8rid 13-I4e. !
Evening star., 1905-10-01

heS1tated. Then he realized that to turn
back would be a piece of gaucherie
worthy of the despised Warren, so he
made the best of an awkward situation
and went forward
The vision of Edith Holt pouring out
the matutinal coffee had grown distress
ingly shadowy, and his heart had dropped
down into his boots, a distance of rather
more than a thousand miles. But he
greeted them pleasantly enough, met
Warren's black scowl with a smile of
polite Indifference, and would have
passed on, only that Edith Holt turned
upon him glance SO pregnant with
entreaty that he constituted himself her
faithful knight on the spot. And 10! his
heart bounded back those thousand miles
and beat bravely in his bosom again;
but the craving to punch Warren's head
remained painfully insistent.
Warren's attitude was not, indeed,
calculated to a1lay that craving. His
face was flushed with sulen rage, and
there was open insolence in the baleful
gaze he turned upon the interrupter of his
t6te-a-tete with Miss Holt.
We seem fated to meet, Miss Holt, and
An articulate growl broke from War
rens lips. Edith glanced at him in a
naughty astonishment that was not
1essened by the almost uncomfortable
passion she saw depicted on his features.
Now, indeed, Lester recognized the mar
quise of the anoien regime. The dainty
head took a higher poise, the flower
like mouth hardened, and there was a
note of freezing superiority in her voice
as she addressed the young man.
Il need not detain you any longer, Mr..
Warren" she said. DR.. Lester, there
is a gentleman at the Hall, Lord Arm
cliffe's solicitor, who is very anxious to see
you. If you have nothing else to do, will
you walk in that direction?"
Nothing could give me greater pleas
ure," he said.
Edith instantly turned in the direction
of the Hall; but long after they had left
the spot Testers quick ears told him that
the discounted agent had not moved.
Mr.. Aingier went into the village in
the hope of finding you," said Edith,
"but | expect he will be back soon.
"As matter of fact, | have only re-
Gently left him." confessed Lester Never
theless, hope you will let me accompany
you to the Hail.
Of course nothing was said Of Warren's
offensive behavior, but there was nee
essarily a tacit understanding; and Edith
accepted the proffered escort with simple
thanks. They talked little: the girl was
overweight, and Lester was tactful
enough to realize that she was best left
to herself He took his leave, therefore,
directly they came in sight of the house
And, though he was parting from the only
person in the world, he left her in the
seventh heaven of delight, for Edith had
given him grateful little pressure of the
hand at parting.
Meanwhile, Harry Warren remained
where they had left him. If his rivals
state of mind was heavenly, his own was
more than representative of another place
So, when Lester came in sight again,
smiling beatifcally, and appearing gener-
ally pleased with himself, the sight did
not help to soothe the agents ruffled
feelings.
Lester was so oblivious to his surround
ipoc that # yUac or,1u xuhar, 1,a ,a,,,a ~.rL+
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be said. From what | hear, however,
it appears to be case for inquiry. Per-
sonally, | have not the least doubt that
there will be an inquiry
ITO be frank, DR.. Lester, my principal
object in coming to see you was to ask you
to say nothing about it for the present.
You may rest satisfied that there will
be full investigation. In fact | may
tell you that | expect Sir Henry Math1e-
son, the Home Office analyst, tomorrow
for that purpose"
"Ah!" murmured the young doctor.
81 should rather like to be present.
"Why, indeed, if Sir Henry has no
objection"
"Oh, Mathieson and are old friends.
l was pupil of his
Then | will let you know. If, as |
hope, Lord Arncliffe's death turns out to
have been due to natural causes, there
need not be any publicity
WELL" said Lester dry1y, 'as it is
current in the village that Lord Arncliffe
was poisoned, shot, stabbed, strangled
and blown up with dynamite, fear there
is likely to be some little publicity. 1t
seems to be matter of common know1-
edge that he suspected an attempt was
being made upon his life.
But this is terriblel" cried Angler,
almost wringing his hands.
"a mere nine days wonder" Lester
assured him with that serene philosophy
which enables us to bear up SO well under
other peoples troubles.
Nine days wonders last about three
generations in village like this" re-
torted the old solicitor shortly. well,
| must say good-by now, DR.. Lester, as |
have an appointment. | shall no doubt
have the pleasure of seeing you at the
Hall tomorrow"
They had wandered into Arncliffe Park
during their conversation, and after
Anglers departure Lester strolled un-
consciously, though the trout stream lay
behind him. He was pondering over the
events of the last twenty-four hours, but
strangely enough the mystery of Lord
Arncliffe's death had no place in his
thoughts For him the events of
memorable day all resolved themselves
into one picture-a vision from Trianon
of old, a vision with hair of ruddy brown
with sunshine tangled in it; the eyes a
mystery behind veil of azure crystal;
the mouth love-poem, and the delicate
curves of the oval face
DR.. George Lester was, in fact, though
he hardly realized it as yet, suffering from
a disease that was not dreamed of in all
his bacteriology. The symptoms in
cluded an unreasoning but not the less
intense hatred of Harry Warren; an
earnest, and of course unselfish desire
that Miss Holt should not waste her
affections on an unworthy object; and
a species of mild delirium accompanied
by hallucinations, in which Edith ap-
peared as beaming at him across his break
fast-table, or waving smiling farewell as
he left her for the days work at the
laboratory. And then a memory of
Harry Warren, with his insufferable air
of proprietorship, would spoil it all.
Good heavens! what could any woman
see in a clodhopper like that? Almost
repulsive in appearance this, by the
way, was unjust, since Warren was we'll
looking enough, albeit of an animal type),
with rather less brains than an OK
Good Lordl" muttered Lester what
n r, idiotic frame of mind 7 am n, DOM
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1t was while Lester was giving utter
ance to this kindly thought that he
emerged into an open glade of the wood
and found the object of his solicitude
thirty PAGES in front of him, engaged in
earnest conversation with Miss Holt.
Warren's voice was raised, though his
words were indistinguishable; and there
seemed to be something of agitation in
the girls manner. 1t came to Lester
with sharp pang that here was perhaps
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skepucaI about JeT's permanent retire
ment from the ring. The big fellow is
out of the game temporarily. because
not enough of the public viii give up
er now IN sight TO make it worth while
to train, / opine, however, that if any
OF the men now talking Of the title should
so develop as to indicate that he had
a chance with the -boileT-nlaker jeff
would come out OF his hole and make
him prove he is a real and not near
champion.