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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-06-05
PROFESSIONAL

nently removed by electricity. Miss Hollister,
TITS Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of the
northwest Exclusive specialist. .5#4
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LASELL sem INARY

FOR YOUNG WOMEN, Auburndale, Mass.
Lasell has ideas and methods concerning the
training Of girls that make it an extraordinary
school,
The hands and the body are trained with the
mind. Courses in Domestic Economy and Ap-
piled Housekeeping, Lessons in Sewing, Cook.
ing, Dress Cutting, Millinery, Home Sanitation.
cost Special advantages In Music and Art; 10
miles from Boston Write for catalogue. 49,
C., c. BRAGDON Principal.
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WANTED - MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-A SAMPLE LINE FOR SIDE
line; only legitimate line will be con-
sidered; no liquors tobacco. Box $50,
jamestown, n. D.
CASH PAID FOR SECONDHAND GEMTS'
clothing and shoes; only drop postal and
will call Confeld Bros. -21B LIST s.
THE BEST ROWBOAT THAT SO OR $40 CASH
will buy; must be in fair condition. Call
address J. F. R.. 4314 Minnehaha av
RosENsTEIN PAYS BEST PRICE FOR SEQ.
ond-hand furniture, stoves and office fixtures.
AIT Washington ay s. T. G.. 2s17.
WANTED-GooD GAS RANGE MUST BE IN
good condition and cheap. Regain s. Co., %
4th st S.. r. - -.
wANTED-oNE SECONDHAND GASOLINE
launch q foot. Address 3O3, Yendome Hotel.
cash. $3.50, Journal . -s- 80"
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PETER l. KIMBERLEY DEAD

PETER L. KIMBERLEY DEAD.
Chicago, June 5.-Peter L. Kimberly Of
Sharon, Pa, prominent thruout the coun-
try in mining circles, and possessor Of
fortune estimated at $10,000,000. is dead
here. Mr.. Kimberly, who was So years
old, has been interested in many mines In
the west and was a pioneer in copper
mining in the Lake Superior regions.
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MONUMENTS
PIANOS AND ORGANS


PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED BY AN Elk
pert piano man; prices that are right. Postal
or phone call will reach me. G. p. Olden-
burg, 500 Sd av S. Twin City 2429.
FOSTER & CO. UPRIGHT PIANO NEW, HAND.
some mahogany case, $175, SO monthly. 81;
.ea.1 Howard Farwen & Co., 400
fs7 ,ga - 7O7 Nieollet +&sa,I e5. i,
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Canning Man Smitten Down While
Standing on Prairie.

PIERRE S. Din an electrical storm which
swept east of this city yesterday Charles Thomp-
son of Canning was killed by lightning. He
at the time. He has relatives In this sec.
ton, having recently come from Concord, n, 81.
where two sisters i've
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KENMARE COAL COMPANY
The Supreme Court Denies a Rehearing
in the Case.

GRAND FORKS, N. D.-The supreme court
has denied rehearing in the case of Thomas
Beare against J: a. Wright Of MINNEAPOLIS and
b. @. Bates Of this city. Mr.. Beare brought an
action against J. A. Wright, 3. G.. Bates and
W. 81. Pringle for the recovery OF $15, 900,
representing the amount Of an investment in
the stock Of the Kenmare Dry Coal and Manu-
featuring company, claiming that these men
had made false statements to him regarding
the value Of the property and the financial
condition Of the corporation. A district court
jury awarded him a judgment Of nearly $40
900, and the supreme court reversed that de-
eision and held for the defendants, Messrs
Wright and Bates, the district court jury hold
ing that Pringle was not liable. Application
was made by Mr.. Beare for q rehearing, and
this application was denied. Mr.. Beare Is now
engaged in the hotel business at Brainerd, MINI.
The state board Of pardons declined to take
any action on the application for pardon for
Joseph Basanella, serving life sentence In the
penitentiary for the murder Of Axel Anderson.
GRAND FORKS, N D.-The Norwegian uni
versity students. who gave concerts here Friday
here the students were given much attention by
the natives of Norway living in the city and
state There. were numerous receptions and ban
Duets. The Bjarne chorus presented them with
q complete Indian costume, including bucksktn
clothing and gorgeous war bonnet
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REPUBLIC TO REoRaANizE.
Youngstown, Ohio, June 5.-The Repub-
lie Iron and Steel company will be COM
pletely reorganized in October. President
A. w. Thompson. 1t is understood, will
not be reelected, but win be made chair
man Of the executive committee. The
name Of the new president, altho already
decided on, has not been given out.
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SUPERIOR, WIs.-Every incoming train crew
on the Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic railroad
reports forest fires along the line between Su-
perior and Ashland, in North Wisconsin. The
loss was 100000 up to Saturday night. It is
hoped the rain will stop them.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

KINGS DETECTIVE AND COLLECTION SER
537-J: T. O., 23l7. Norman W. King. Supt.
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MACHINERY

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA
chinery; large stock of secondhand and new
Northern Machinery Co.. pit Sd ct S. Mpls.
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WANTED-TWo TO FOUR SMALL DWELL
ing houses to the value Of $4,000 in exchange
LOT tine improved farm; Northeast Mlnneap-
oiis preferred, near 500 shops. Boston Land
Co., 400 Boston block.
WANTED-AT ONCE, FIvE.RooM COTTAGE,
must be In good condition; near car line. T..
g. 951. 5S77, Journal.
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STOVE REPAIRS

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES; GREAT YVES.
tern Stove Repair Co.. 312 Heppepin AZ. --.z
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Or. a. W. chase's
Kidney-Liver Pills

the worlds greatest kidney and liver
regulator, and the only medicine hav-
ing combined action on kidneys and
liver. One pill dose; as cents box.
Write for free sample to The DR.. A. w.
Chase Medicine Co, Buffalo. N. Y.
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CHAMBERLAIN, 8. D.-There is a rumor
among railroad men that contracts will b let
July / for the extension Of the line to the
Black Hills from the west end of Lyman coun.
ty-at present under construction-to the Pacific
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

miles from Minneapolis: will sell for cash or
trade for improved city property. Charles NJ.
Morton Co.. 100000 Ncollet av.
farms, acres; can fit you OUT list your lake
property. J. NJ. Davies, 500 Phoenix y
WANTED-NEw OR SECONDHAND LAUNCH
q for Mime onka. 5667, Journal. -
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TOOK-BABY'S BANK
Music Teacher Flees and Police Are
Looking for Him,

MILLER, s. D.-Oficers are after Williams
81. Bennett, music teacher, who left his board.
ing house here on a bicycle taking baby's
money bank and other values worth $50.
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MENoMoNIE,s w1s.-One Of the most largely
attended funerals ever held in Dunn county
was that Of A. R. Hall at Knapp Sunday. Rev.
John Fisher, assisted by Presiding Elder e. p.
Trimers of the West Wisconsin Methodist con-
ference, conducted brief but impressive services.
Governor La Toilette paid a. touching tribute
to the deceased. ~ .E." e. r
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wINoNA, MINN.-John Bardill, young
man who has been working on a farm near
Lewiston, is out $45 as the result Of becoming
too intimate on short notice with stranger
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MADISON, wIs.-smoke led to the discovery
Of a fire in the basement Of the capitol, where
rubbish had ignited. Tho flames were put out
without much loss. ---
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THE ROAD WON
Milwaukee Corporation Need Not Pay
for Damages to River Lands.

LA CROSSE, WIS.-The jury in the case Of
Eline Hawkins against the Milwaukee railway
company, in which the plaintiff sued to re-
cover $4,000 damages alleged to have resulted
to her land as the result Of the changing Of
the course Of the La Crosse river, returned
verdict for the defendant. This is one Of four
teen similar cases brought against the same
railroad, the. total damages asked for amount
ing to over $150,000. The actions brought
on the ground that the defendant was respon-
sib1e for the overlooking of the La Crosse river
by changing the course of the river in 1895.
It is claimed that the land along the river has
all been, covered with sand making 1t useless
for agricultural purposes. The case will prob
ably be appealed to the supreme court.
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FIRE AT ANOKA

Il QUICK bId1e Wd11H 0P U11o 17e0111o1s
Block.
ANOKA, MINN.-The Daniels block, in the
center Of the city, was totally DESTROYED by fire,
which was discovered at 2:45 Sunday morning.
Trouble with the hydrants prevented Quick work.
The block of three stores was soon in flames.
The grocery and bakery Of Jacob Brezler and the
Anoka Union newspaper office were saved, altho
in the same building. The brick retaining wall
stood the test. d.
The losses: George T. Daniels, $4,000, insur-
ance. ST, 900; r. Dwyer, $780, insurance, $500;
John Clancy, $1,000, insurance $1,000; Thurston
Brothers, ST, 900, insurance So, 500.
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!: Journal want ads tell your I.
= wants : to the family circle =
(: after the day Is work is over and =
!. mood. Only 1c a word. =
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Well, Why Don't You Try TIT
they run out every Saturday afternoon
and in Monday morning Get ito tir e
tables at Ticket Office, 10 So. Ord ST,
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

..... Wanted. .a,*sf
cScS~-~~->--s>~->|e~ ec->No-o-o1>~-oHo-c-c~~S~~~
WANTED-TO RENT FOR TWO MONTHS, A
two-seated carriage, covered preferred, EOt
TOO heavy for horse; must be In a fax
condition. Address 57S1, Journal. -!
WANTED-LIGHT DELIVERY WAGON; MUST
=. be neat one. Cali from ) to tonight and to-
morrow. J. B., 1925 Washington av s.
HORSES AND DOGS CLIPPED BY ELECTRIC
power; buggy washing. Dyes boarding stable,
31S 4th st s.
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EvELETH, MINN.-Afike Spellacy Of Vir-
ginia died here Of cerebral hemorrhage, caused
BY fall down stairs. He was in the saloon
business at Virginia and was well known over
the Mesaba range.
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New Ulm and Return S1.50

On the Foresters excursion Sunday,
June IL. Special train leaves Mime
apolis (depot, Washington and Fourth
avenues NJ via the Minneapolis & St.
Louis railroad at $3.50 am, arriving
New Ulm l1:30 am. RstNaiug, leave
New Ulm s pm.
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MARQUETTE MICH.-A bicycle rider, while
coasting down hill here today struck and serious
~ injured John Foley, aged 70. He was arrest
ed. Foley's recovery is doubtful.
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REPUeLIc 70 REoRoANIzE,

SIOUX FALLS, s. D.-Mrs. ]. I. Parlirnan,
pioneer resident, Is dead.
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Buffalo, N. 2, and Return via "Soo's
Tine
0nIu 9Th 10

ALI rail, $3.50, via Lakes, 1880. on
sale July Z, s and 9th. Return limit.
to o August 4th on payment y It Of ef'ehd oS
,Vicket Office, 119 So. 3rd ST
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LONG PRAIRIE, MINI The 3-year-old child
Of Mr.. and Mrs, N Stebbens, while at the home
OF it's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs John Nc
Kindley Of Gordon, drank kerosene and was badly
poisoned. It is now thought the child will re-
cover.
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sHAKoPEE, M1NN.-Joseph Ryan, the IL
yearold son Of William Ryan, was drowned
Friday afternoon in the Minnesota. The father
has offered reward Of 800 for the body.
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wNoNA, MINN.-The ministers and former
members of Central Methodist church here at
tending the golden jubilee were guests of Mat
thew T. Norton on an excursion on the Missis-
sippi river on the steamer Frontenac.
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Niagara Falls, N. y, Account Mystio
Shrine Meeting,
Via 1901 Line A

All Rail, $25.5O; via Lakes will sell
Buffalo at $3.50, on sale juno 17-19th.
inclusive. Return limit, June "a. but
limit will be extended to July 18th on
payment Of $1.00. Ticket Office. 119
So. 3rd St.
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GRAND RAPIDS, NINA train was
wrecked IN the yards here by an open switch.
Fireman Redmond had his head badly cut.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

aOkSES AND GAhhS444AA!STEi0
For Sale.
Es-PoNIEs-PoNIEs.
Shetlands saddlers and Indian ponies.
These are stylish ponies, well broken Tor
either saddle driving. Can be depended
on to: bring the children home safely.
Barrett s Zimmerman, Midway, st. Paul.
HORsEs-HoRsEs-H
From 500 to 1000 head constantly on hand.
Any one wishing a single horse Will receive
the same attention as carload buyers. Re-
member the place. Barrett & Zimmermans
Great Midway, Horse Market, st. PauL.
q FROST & CO...
Received daily, fresh consignments OF all
classes Of Minnesota bred horses, also many
city bsoke horses; prices the lowest; part time
when desired.
ALWAYS ON HAND-A FEW GOOD HONEST
horses, ranging in price from S35 to 500;
will sell; worth the money and guarantee as
represented. Light livery and horses let by
the day. G. b. Ainsworth, 3O0S Garfield ay.
ONE PAIR MATCHED COACH TEAM, ALL
combination saddle horse, several fine drivers
city broke afraid OF, nothing. Shea Livery,
402 Selby ay, st. Paul, MINI. .-L@sE
1,oco-LB HIGH BRED DRIVER, YEARS OLD,
perfectly sound; harness and buggy If desired.
Sears, 220 Washington aY N, Monday and
after. RI
Es-HORsEs-HoRsEs.
All kinds, from 500 up r'
Kelly & Zimmerman, IL I'd st N.
FOR sALE-GOoDN HORSE FOR DELIVERY
for a grocery commission house. and wagon,
road weight 112 Western av. .-.
FOR sALE-BLACK HORSE, WEIGHT 1900;
very cheap. las Z Lake st.
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BARRON, wIs.-Lou Brown of Ridgeland,
Wis, pleaded guilty of dynamiting trout and
paid S37. 80 fine and costs.
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HILLSBoRo, N. D.-Mrs. Thomas Hall.
widow, about 80, died after an illness of two
hours. She had been subject to heart trouble
and her demise was hastened by thunderstorm.
E-Hillsboro defeated Argusville at baseball in
shutout game the score being 8 to o. q.
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sTENoGR,APHERs

STENOGRAPHERS
PUBLIC STENoGRAPHER AND TEACHER OF
shorthand; ,mimeographing a specially. q. g.
Spalding, 613 New York Life bldg. Phone,
Main 476.
E. LOUISE HARTsHoRN, 638 GUARANTY
building; mimeograph work specially, cor.
GUARANTY sTENOGRAPHIC CO., $40 GUAR.
anty building; dtctation, copying and mimeo-
graph work Tel. Main 3236 II.
MABEL DEGRooDT, NOTARY, see GUARAN.
Main 3475-J3.
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SHERWOOD, N. D.-Sherwood will celebrate
the Fourth. Citizens and business men have SUBJ
scribed over thousand dollars In prizes and a
band will be hired from across the Canadian
line The program will include baseball and
lacrosse SOD ~ $50 =
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PORT ARTHUR, oNT.-Robert Long, deck
hand on the steamer Westmount, was instantly
killed Saturday by being hit on the head BY q
steel cable.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON q MEhOHANI. PATENT Law
anty Bldg, Minneapolis, Mimi; 81 McGill
Bldg. Washington. d. O..
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WINNIPEG, MAN.-Joseph Robert Wallace
deliberately blew his brains out Saturday eve
ming in his farmhouse in Kildonan, q few miles
out Of Winnipeg. He had been suffering from
kidney troubles and was not getting better.
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HELENA, MoNT.-The supreme court denied
motion for rehearing Of the famous Minnie
Healy case. This ehectually disposes of the
case, giving Heinze the Butte mine.
BILLINGS, MoNT.-The Commercial Club Of
this city has taken the lead in the matter Of
organizing state commercial association and
has issued call for q convention Of business
men to met in Billings June a.
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STORAGE

% O1GkAOIk
THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HAS
unequaled facilities for moving, storing, pack.
ing and shipping household goods, and quotes
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES thereon to Chi
cago, Denver, Spokane and Pacific coast points,
Others advertise such rates, and may succeed
occasionally in making up car, but alone
able to ship with sufficient frequency and
regularity to insure prompt and
liable service For the best service at the
lowest rates write or call at 46 Sd st s.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER & STORAGE co.
have best facilities for handling and storing
household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; rates to Pacific coast
and other points our specially. 122 5th st s.
Both phones. 49,
CAMERON'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house,
hold, goods; expert packers. Office 200 Nicol-
.dleta rRath 1905 Res phone, Il. 1924.
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND STORAGE;
finest vans and wareroons; goods moved by
experienced men. 112 9th st n. Both tells,
952.
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NEW HIGH SCHOOL
Fosston to Have a Building that Will
Cost $4,000.


FOSSTON, MINN.-Ground has been broken
for a new $40, 900 high school building for this
place A. R.. Amber, the contractor, has al
ready begun work with large crew Of men.
The building will be completed by Oct. Is. The
structure will be Of brick, 54x70 feet.
sw1NoNA, MINN.-The present month will
see the permanent closing Of the rafting works
at West Newton. The works this season have
handled only logs that became stranded last
on account Of low water, all the logs cut last
winter being held at Chippewa Falls and Eau lay
Claire Tor te mills snd nd non oda fes N
will 20 thru the West Newton works this year.
ORTONvuLE, MINN.-The excursion from
the twin cities, Fargo and Aberdeen to Orion
vile for days outing on Big Stone lake was
". The bail game between the Renville Brown
les and Thtes, team Of Minneapolis was rather
score Of 10 to 3. This will end Sunday excur-
sions.
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n CANDO, N. D.-Judga Cowan yesterday SEN
fenced Ed Noyes, Ed O'Nea1 and Jim Moyan to
ninety days in the county jail and $3.50 fine each
for violating the prohibitory law.
BUTTE, MoNT.-Too constant application to
lodge duties is believed to be partly responsible
for Mrs. Joseph Desrosier's mental derangement,
dnrinE which she committed. suicide
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CLAIRVOYANTs

MRS: G. TRYoN, .oLAIRvoYANT, READINGS
,da1ly on all affairs of life: Tuesday gives csc
sseadings from 8 ann. to o Pm. Room 420,
CLAIRVoYANT-MME. ANDREWS, MOVED
to 1917 Sd av s. Take 4th ay car s-fstfsi451Gs.
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CUTLERY GRINDING

eHEARS, RAzoRS AND CLIPPERS SHARP
ened. All work guaranteed Mail orders solic.
tied. Verbeck. practical grinder I'll 4th st s.
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PENSIONS

ROBERT WATSON,
II Pension Attorney and Notary Public,
so4 Boston Block. Minneapolis. Pc. Box Alb.
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WOOD AND COAT.

DRY FACTORY HARDWOOD: cHEApEsT,
cleanest and best wood in city. Barnard =
Cope Co.. 18th ct and ID nv NE. -.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-19

dream when tall elegant-ooking young came
to me. | recognized him at He the
third figure of that uncanny moonlit scene
the Italian of good birth, madly in love with
Maggie"
4 regret to say that Miss Hutchinson is indis-
posed, he said in excellent English
l have encountered several wel1-born Italians who
are warranted to get up frantic passion in five
minutes for any nice young lowered with
great wealth. l am glad to say l took this cava-
ler's measure in a glance. l he had
snatched my card from the stupid domestic who
with him to the yard, and 1nterpOS1ng
a barrier between Maggie and me.
Did Miss Hutchinson send that message to me? "
l asked.
No, not exactly She does not receive at this
hour"
You have mistaken urgent matter for mere
social call, answered. q have come straight to
this house from London | must see Miss Hutchin-
son Immediately. Kindly send my card to her.
She knows my name
To avoid a scene, l let him down lightly. But
when one man wishes to tell another that he is
cur there are many varieties of speech. He flushed
darklv vet he had the wit to take the Vid media
offered.
Il am sorrv," he said, with bow of excessive
courtesy The servant did not explain matters.
He gabbled some instructions in Italian, handed
over my pastebOard, and proceeded to question me
politely about my business
The waiting was ended by the appearance of
Maggie herself In the rich half-ight of that even
THE master story by the master story-teer
of the world, 'Sir Nigel: Companion
tc The White Company" by SRA. Conan Doyle,
starts as a serial in this Sunday Magazine section
December 3. You read it nowhere else