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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14
FOR SALE
O@&O@NO
Houses

WE ARE PRACTICAL CONTRACTORS AND
architects. The members Of our firm are
thoroughly conversant with every detail Of
building and our broad experience, both here
and IN the east, has taught us that the best
is the cheapest, and no work or material
goes In cur houses that Is not hrst-ciass In
every particular. Cali and see our plans.
comprising cottages large residences, fats
and apartment houses Or bring in your
sketch and wa will get you out plan from
your own IDEAS r. N. LAMBERTH g. CO.,
suite i4 Braly bldg. Phones Home 2e2s,
Main 2222
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14
CHURCH NOTICES

CHRIST ROTESTA ANT EPISCOPAL
church-Flower street. corner of Twelfth.
Rev. Geo Thos. Bowling, ID. d. rector;
Rev Charles w. Naumann. assistant min
lister. Morning prayer, with sermon by
DIR. Dowlng at II a. m. Marriage and
After Marriage" No. 7-"How to Treat
the Old Folks" Sunday school at $3.50 a.
m. Musical service. with evening prayer
and address by Rev. Mr.. Naumann, at
1880 p. M; Worship" University, Pico
Heights or Washington street cars. Wei
come.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14
FOR SALE
City Lots and Lands

CLELAND HOME TRACT.
NADEAU STATION.
FIFTEEN MINUTES FROM SIXTH
AND MAIN STREETS. ON THE LONG
BEACH ELECTRIC RAILWAY. A MILE
AND A QUARTER FROM CITY LIMITS.
LOTS WATER
LOTS WATER
LOTS WATER
LOTS WATER
PURE ARTESIAN WATER PIPED TO
EVERY LOT ON THESE
50X185-FOOT LOTS.
CEMENT SIDEWALKS. 15-ET. ALLEYS.
Low PRICES. EASY TERMS.
THIS is A LARGE SUBDIVISION,
AND HOUSES ARE BEING ERECTED
AND MANY MORE IN CONTEMPLA-
A FEW GOOD LOTS LEFT.
GUSTAV 8. SMITH, SOLE AGENT.
MEMBER L. A. REALTY BOARD.
730 II. w. HELLMAN BUILDING.
HOME 1853. MAIN 2712.
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LOST AND FOUND

sOsT-MINK BOA. ON THE WAY 10
Ascot Park about 1850 O'clock Monday,
Finder return TO G. "A. CANFIHLD. 233
htizason 6ldg, and be rewarded.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14

Los ANGELES. Jan. i3
Time Bar. tn. lRH wind. Vel Weather.
3 s.n'. m. sS.s sSss & Ts sgw : eiSSSy eIosdy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14
Enrecast

California, north Of Tehachapi--Rain Sat
urday high south winds.
California, south Of Tehachapi-Cloudy
Saturday; probably rain; fresh south wind
Los Angeles and vicnity--Probably rain
Saturday; fresh south wind
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. t3.---rhe follow
ine the seasonal rainfalis to date as
with those Of same date last sea-
son. and rainfall IN last twenty four hours:
IhL.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 2s. 'O4.
Mr.. Robert Peck,
San Diego, Cal.
Dear Cousin:
l have before me your letter of the
goth, in which you ask me to call upon
the firm of j. Burris Mitchell e. Co.. 326
Douglas building, of this city, and in
quire into their method of doing business.
l called at their offices yesterday, and
had quite talk with one member of
the firm, and found that they are doing a
very big business. They will draw up
plans and specifications according to ones
own ideas and build the house in the
very bess manner and take your note for
the entire cost of same. You can pay
them this money at the end OF three or
five years, or make monthly payments to
equal what you are now paying for rent
Interest on deferred payments at per
cent per year.
l looked at some of the houses they are
building and at some they have finished.
and find their work and architecture of
the best TO be found. / also talked with
the owners OF these places. and found in
every case that he or she was perfectly
satisfied with the house.
II you want house built by contrac-
tors who are reliable, by all means give
the contracts TO j. BURRIS MITCHELL
& CO.. S26-327 Douglas Building
Your Cousin,
FRED.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14

a storm Of some severity Is central OF
the Oregon coast High southerly winds
and rain have occurred In California north
OF the Tehachapi Snow is falling IN Wash
ineton. Oregon Idaho and In the mountains
of California.
Southeast storm warnings continue along
the coast The following high winds are
reported; Point Reyes, "a, south; Southeast
Farallone. Sc, south; Eureka, Se, northeast;
North Head. AZ
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14

VIII make terms for a five-room, strictly
modern cottage on West Twenty-fourth
street, west of Central avenue; has a nice
three-room cottage in rear, with large
bathroom and pantry; lot 50x12S, alley.
-S22OO-
$500 cash, balance s25 per month; fve-
room, modern cottage on West Jefferson;
good location.
BRANCH GOLDEN STATE REALTY CO.,
Ala West Seventh street.
Phones-Sunset Main 5770.
Homo. 1A72.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14

Peck & Chase Co., undertakers and embalm-
ers; lady assistant; 433 S. Hill. Tel. Main 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
s1OO 900 TO LOAN ON FIRsT-CLASS CITY
real estate, improved. and per cent; sums
to suit.
EDWARD D. SILENT & CO.,
216-21S w. Second street.
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Weather Conditions

Maximum temperature, 81.
Minimum temperature. so.
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FOR sALE-$35OO; $4OO cash, SS5 monthly.
including interest; beautiful, new cot
trict. southwest; lot b0x135, with acacias
and palms on the sidewalk; six rooms and
reception hall; the house Is built on
spacious plan. being much larger than the
average COTTAGE; polished rock maple
floors and beamed ceilings in the principal
rooms; very handsome Mission buffet in
the large dining room; two laundry tubs.
with hot and cold water; veranda entirely
across the front OF the house. BARRY
BROS. a2a-a20 HradhurY HulldlnG.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14

FOR sALE-BARGAINs-
$1600-Figueroa ..................5 .50x175
$IO5O-W. S. Grand ave. 50x143
$700-37th near Main. .50x125
$70O-W. S. Widney. .4Sx120
GORDON & HUBBARD,
L. A. r. B. 442 Douglas Building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14

WANTED-AGENTS TO SELL OUR LINE
of wall PAPER. paints, burlaps w. shades,
holdings. etc. samples free of charge.
WALTER BROS, 627 S. Spring. Home 1866;
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14
DIED

RENTCHLER-J. B., aged rs years, passed
away at the Palms, 12:15 a. m. Interment
Santa Monica Funeral announcement later.
Bellevue Qll.) papers please copy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14

FOR SALE
Here's chance for a shrewd speculator
We are advised to sell $500 property near
Main on Both st., for $500. The house cost
$4,000 to build and the ground s now worth
and will sell for $780, Remember there's
a bargain Of over $1,000 in this buy and you
must take 1t quick or lose II.
MOODY & CO.,
S1t-912 Mason Opera House.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14
IHE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14
HeIp-FemaIe

wANTED-LADIES TO LEARN THE BAR
Der trade; no charges for first six; will
open finest lady shop in city; positions
LERs BARBER COLLEGE. 115 z. Second.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14
OUR HOMES FIT YOUR PURSE.

Five-room, new. up-to-date cottage.
$3.50 cash, balance S25 per month.
Very cheap at $2050.
FIDELITY REAL ESTATE CO.,
634 South Spring Street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14

PIERCE BROS. & CO
Funeral directors. s10-s12 s. Flower street Our
lady undertaken. Miss Elizabeth Thompson.
IN attendance for women and children day
night Phone South 1H.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14

FOR SALE
Sx-room house south side of 25th
St, few doors east of Main ST.; price Is
$4,000, which is $500 cheaper than any
thing on the block: palm trees In front;
lot 50x150: hardwood floors This is
bargain for and will be sold
soon.
THOS. j. HAMPTON & CO,
119 S. Broadway.
(M. L. r. b.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14

UNION CARPENTER WANTS INSIDE FIN
ish work. Address BOX 1904, Herald office.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES

81; all borders same price as paper; best
paint, $3.50 GAL; i-ft. shades. 35c; molding,
&c foot. WALTER BROS, 627 S. Spring
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14
FOR SALE
City Lots and Lands

FOR SALE-CTTY LOT
Good lot, 50x150, west side South Main
street, unimproved; price s110 per foot. Must
be sold inside next few days. Cash terms.
R. E. MUNCY, 212 Frost Bldg.
Home Phone 1894.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14

FUR SALE
$20.000-99 it.. San Pedro, near 6th
$13,5O0-40 it, San Pedro income
$15,O0O-55 it., 4th and Towne; income
$12,000-50 it., ,Crocker; IL per ct. income.
$I2,500-50 IT,, Wall, near 9Th.
$S,OOO-45 it.. Crocker, near 5th.
$13,O0O-60 it.. double cor. Bunker HILL
$4,500-61 IT.. Greene St: fine site.
$6,O0O-Cor Central and 18th; income.
WHITCOMB-GIBSON CO.,
529-531 Laughlin Building.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-14
To Purchase-Reai Estate

wANTED-To RENT OR PURCHASE IN
country, near street line, suitable place
for chicken ranch with conveniences. Address
4517 CENTRAL AVE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-09
THE LATE F. NJ. CAMPBELL.
Death of a Pioneer Educator o
California.

The following obituary. notice refers
to the father of Marston Campbell and
the husband of Mrs. H NJ. L. Walker,
the latter well known here:
OAKLAND. March 1S.--Word was re-
ceived here tonight that Fred. NJ.
Campbell had died suddenly in Wash
ington. D. c. No details are given,
but he suffered a paralytic stroke
something over a year ago, and prob
ably a similar stroke caused his death
Mr.. Campbell was well known
throughout the State as an educator
particularly in the early years OF OAK
lands schools. He was elected State
Superintendent of Schools in 1879, and
was for years City superintendent OF
Schools of Oakland. He was friend
of Secretary Metcalf of the Cabinet,
and when Mr. Metcalf was Congress
man Mr.. Campbell acted as his secre-
tary and of late had been connected
with the public service in Washington.
He was elected president Of the Ma
tionaI Educational Association in 1888,
when it held its great convention in
San Francisco. He was also the or
ganizer of the Quarter Century Re
publican Club of Oakland.
On August IL 1904, While at his resi-
dence at 1862 Webster street. Mr..
Campbell was stricken with paralysis
and grave fears were felt as to his
condition. He gradually recovered
from the shock, however.
About the time that the shock oc-
CURED he was engaged to marry Mrs.
H NJ. L. Walker, formerly of Homo
lulu. The engagement had been an
nounced and the wedding was to have
taken place in November. In Decem-
Der the couple were married and she
survives him. Mr.. Campbell also
leaves a grown family in this city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-09

Second judicial Circuit-Geo. Weight, A.
C. Dickens, w. L. Decota. Third Judicial
Circuit-Geo. P. Tulioch, Chas- G.. Ma
comber. Fourth Judicial Circuit-E.
w Barnard, 1. E. Ray, L. severance.
Fifth Judicial Circuit-W. G. Smith, H
K. Kaheie. Chas. a. Rice.
Boards of Registration-An four
years: Oahu-John d. Holt, Jr., Abra-
ham St c. Piianaia. Maui, etc.-S. Ka-
pu, w. r. Crockett, George Weight.
Hawaii-S. l.. Desha, j. A. Pritchard,
Eugene II. Lyman for Puma, Hilo and
Hamakua; Robert *. Naipo, for Ko-
hala.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-09
April s.
" - ArHT
Senator from Third Distr.ic.

Senator from Third District
All the other nominations submitted
by the Governor during the recess were
confirmed, as follows:
Deputy Auditor-Henry Clay Meyers
June II 1904. four years.
Prison Inspectors-E. H Wodehouse.
John s. Walker. Frederick ]. Lowrey,
July 5. 1904. two years.
Registrar of Conveyances-Cherle
H Merriam. May 16, 1904 four years.
Board of Dental Examir ers-C. b.
High, D. D. s, May 10, 1904, three years.
Judge of the Court of Land Registra-
tion-Philip L. Weaver, June II, 1904
four years.
Honolulu Park Commission-Ema
5. Cunha, Archibald s. Cleghorn Au-
gust 4 1904. six years.
High Sheriff-William Henry, Octo-
Der 81 1904, four years.
Board of Agriculture and Forestry
Lorrin A. Thurston, January 1. 1905.
five years.
Board of Health-Chas. B. Cooper. NJ.
D.. July y, 1904; Abraham Fernandez.
November 90 1904: each two years.
Tax Appeal Courts-An July %. 1904.
one year: First Judicial Circuit-Theo
F. Lansing, j. r. Gait, J. F. Brown
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-09
Ladies' lace shoes at soc. a pair.

Ladies lace shoes at Soc pair
Ladies vc kid shoes Soc pair.
Ladies $500 calf lace shoes Soc. pair.
Lot 3 ladies' $500 top lace shoes at $500 pair
&c. ladies' $500 top lace shoes $500 pair
Lot A. ladies' $3.50 fine vici lace shoes at SIS pair
As S. so vc lace last So. SO pair
ladies' $500 fine v lace extension sole $500 pair
ladies' $500 fine vc lace sole $500 pair
Lot ladies' $3.50 fine vc lace extension sole at 225 pair
Lot ladies' fine vc lace extension sole at 225 pair
Odds and ends, ladies' $500 and $3.50 slippers o5c
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-04-09

In for large stock of SHOES, coming
from the East will place sale SHOES that will SELL ON
SIGHT.
Our introduction will be the celebrated line OF Ladies
rosis at $500 pair for week.
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21
Bath in Goicfeid.

"All trouble and Inconvenience
growing out of the scarcity of water
In the new mining camps OF Nevada
Is rapidly disappearing" remarked
Oscar ]. Smith. lawyer and capitalist
OF Reno. They have quite as much
water in Goldfeld now us will satisfy
the requirements of the camp. was
down at Goldfield recently. and motto
ing sign on building which pro
claimed the fact that baths were to
be had there | went in and announced
that would like TO get a bath. The
fellow in charge handed me a ticket
and took my money.
We'll. see here said I. I don't
want bath ticket. l want a BATH
"'oh, you'll get bath all right
and the bathhouse manager. Let me
see your ticket. No. sl3. There are
about sl2 people ahead OF you. Come
around In about three or four weeks Z"
San Francisco Chronicle.
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Nor dausAtor could hope to attain.
me union OF the two families meant
much for both. but NEST for the knrst
chefs. The influence resulting from
the alliance could hardly fail to give
General Karsicheff higher place IN
the govcrnment--perhaps a place IN
the imperiai council. That was the
ambition OF the countess for her nus
hand. There was not one cloud on the
horizon OF Katherine karsiehens tu'
ture. What wonder that the proud
naughty face lighted up with a pass
ing smile of perfect satisfaction as
her mind rapidly reviewed the past
and formed pleasant picture for the
future!
Michael RadalofY. Ave minutes aiter
he had lef, the presence OF the minis
ter OF police. emerged from the house
by a private entrance which com
municated TO that part of the estab-
lishment wherein Gen. karsiehen
transacted his official business \
brisk walk OF ten minutes brought
him TO the nearest public stand for
couyeyances. and hailing n drosky. be
Jumped in. and with a word OF direc-
ttou TO the driver. was driven rapidly
away. Within few doors of his des'
tination Radalof alighted and dis
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eudaeon, No lonoer nl.Ino.

Confidence in Wall street is at low
ebb. as evidenced by the refusal of
the public to bite at the bait thrown
to 1t by promoters, spectators and
financial adventurers. In the good old
days all that was necessary to sell q
new stock or bond was the indorse-
ment Of some alleged reputable bank
ing house. The banking house would
reap the harvest and let the public
hold the bag. But investors have
learned few things during the last
few years and they are now as wary
OF the traps set for them by designing
Wall street men as they are OF known
confidence sharks. What Is needed in
Wall street Is thorough cleaning.
Weed out the rascals. big and little.
expose their crooked methods and
bring them before the bar Of justice.
Present methods can not continue
Baltimore News.
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cHAPT ER u.
The Countess kar.iehe..

Katherine. Countess KarsIchetf.
was one OF the social leaders OF the
most exclusive society In ST. Peters.
burg. For centuries her family had
occupied a foremost position among
the great names OF the empire. Kath-
crime Karsichefr was OF the truest
Russian type Of the grande dame and
Of the bluest blood OF the old Musco
vite nobility. So II was that when
Katherine became the wife of the
then comparatively unknown COVER
nor Of Tambov. her family Influence
was sufficiently powerful TO push the
fortunes of Countess Karsicher.
until now he was at the head Of the
imperial police, then perhaps the most
responsible and arduous post in the
empire.
The family consisted at this time
Of two children. 4 son and daughter
Nicholas and Olga The former os-
tensibly acted as his fathers sae-a.
tary. but really spent most Of his
time in the pursuits common TO the
younger sons Of the nobility. the ex.
trayagant and riotous dissipatious OF
the capital.
Olga Karsicher. on the other hand
was a marked contrast to her bro,h.
er. She was tall. graceful gtrl. with
rather peusire face. the expression
Of which vas intensified BY the sad.
ness which continually haunted her
great brown eyes.
The Countess Karsicher. iunes.
lately after entering the house. pro
eceded to her own apartments. A.
the countess glanced at herself In ths
mirror she wore smile of pride ana
triumph All day long she had beer
receiving congratulations or the an
preaching marriage of her dzurhte,
Olga with the 6ashing young color.'
Alexis Sazimo1. only son and heir O,
Paul. Count Naziuor. and the great
est catch Of the day in ST. Peters
burg.
The trousseau had a-rfrei fro--
Paris and the rich and elegant cos
tunes had been pronounced ey tn.
few nearest and dearest friends priri
legged TO inspect them to be absolute
ly faultless in their perfection
The wealth and station OF the psr
ties. the youth and beauty OF the PROS
Pec;ire bride and the popularity Q,
tie young heir Of the house OF Saxs
mon. the elaborate preparatsors 70,
tae even.-aii these made the an
pruaching marriage o1e of more thar
ordinary interest and the topic ol
conversation in the higher ezre3es q
society.
No woncer Kathersne Kx.sieA,.s
vas psUadiy trinnpAaxt. 1Ae -
raee = ~ - a. 90 As6an q
- tna - - afzlnaIea vnr< ~
fos's = NAsa.s2 - hznas.e A1
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Had a Hard Job.

A former minister Of the parish Of
kirkmichael. in Ayrshire. was resting
in his study one Saturday afternoon,
after having finished the preparations
OF his sermon for next day, when he
was startled with sounds of violen,
quarreiing in his own house. He
jumped up from his easy chair.
opened the door and heard the angry
voice OF his own man shouting In
the kitchen. Ma. moo. We Mmmer.
tho chase ye to Jericho I'll catch
ye- The minister burst into the
kitchen and found there, to his great
surprise, nobody but the man himself
Who worked on the giebe. and who
vas now seated at table taking his
supper John. John. what's the mean.
ing o this. wha were re swearing
at! wha were ye fetehin' wi'.- Me
minister, said the astonished John.
I'm no te,chin'. I'm no sxearin' a,
oayoody: I'm only suppin' thae cauld
soEens tporridse) DOT o. a pewter
plate vi this thick horn spoon. and
they're gey an hekie to CATCH
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A Proper Distinction.

Here is a story that the Rev. Mox.
ON OF Springfield tells of John Fiske.
which illustrates his frankness:
1t seems that one day his wife had
to report to him that their son had
been guilty of calling Mrs. Jones. a
neighbor. fool and Mr.. Jones a much
worse fool
Prof. Fiske sent for the youngster.
and when he appeared in the library
said to him sternly: My son. is 1,
true that you said Mrs. Jones was a
fool?"
Hanging his head the boy replied: :
Yes, father. l did"
And did you call Mr.. Jones a worse
fool?"
Yes. father"
After moments reflection the fam
Gus historian said slowly: Wei. INV
SON. that is just about the distinction
l should make."-Boston Record.
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RYAN A MONEY eETTER.
Characteristics OF the New Head Of
the EQUITABLE.

John Skelton Williams OF Rich.
mond. Va. one OF the foremost bank
ers and railway organizers OF the
south. says OF Thomas Fortune Ryan.
the new head OF the Equitable: Il
have known Mr.. Ryan six years and
In that time have been associated
with him in enterprises in which We
were mutually interested and opposed
TO him in struggles for the control OF
properties. 1t was dIficult for me TO
understand that man could be capa-
bic Of violating pledges and promises.
deliberately and solemnly given. and
afterward OF looking me calmly In the
face. expressing friendship and appar-
entity not at all ashamed or embar-
rassed-not evea angered-when
bluntly told my opinion Of his con-
duct. Mr.. Ryan has the tendencies
which. II his lines lad been cast In .
humble and contracted sphere. prob
ably would have made him a klepto-
maniac. His strongest impulse Is to
acquire money."-Chicago Chronicle.
The Ordway new era., 1905-07-21
MODERN LIFE TOO IA
Grave Danger In the Hus.Ilas I
Of Americana

Surgeon General Rlxey n
note of warning to the Amsru
pie when he declares that III
OF Secretary Hay and 4 rgz
other men prominently Idea..i1
the government in recen, yesn
to too much work and too lI.hl
else. The statement, coming 4
authority so high can no, b h
without consideration. nt
OF the American is one Of tie
of the world and there Is ,ei,a
lleve that persons in privia 4
from the cause that has u
many public men. The mad 4
pears to pervade all branctu
ciety. and while some mea
wisdom to temper their toll
necessary exercise they irpes
the exception rather thal y
II Is therefore plain that II N
are to live their allotted y
must change their mode Of fd
how? The principles are ~
and II Is difncult to change .
has become almost second =
the American to hustle. evida
OF the most dangerous elen1s
business life.
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3 ST RU S STA
ny n. 0RArrAN DONNKLLr.
/. isae. BY Street ; Smith. All rights reserved.

done, and at once. Any further dc
lay now. and may be deposed with
out moments notice, Anything but
that. my God. anything but that! II
would mean ruin. disgrace. dishonor,
Wrought up by the picture his fears
had brought before him. karssahen
strobe up and down his apartment,
prey to the most poignant anxiety
and apprehension.
Suddenly he stopped. and pulling a
bell cord with quick, impatient mo-
ton. he returned TO his desk and re-
sumed his seat.
A moment later and the door ST.
lently opened TO give entrance TO a
tall. soldierly man. Taking one of the
papers from the desk before him
Karsichetf ran his eyes over IL, and
then turning TO the man. handed him
the document. with the remark;
Have we that name on the list OF
suspects"
Radaloff. confidential agent OF the
minister. took the paper. and with a
quick glance mastered its contents.
Il do not recall the name. your eS'
cellency." was his reply.
Consult the register and find out"
Radaloff bowed and withdrew.
1T is my last chance" mused the
minister. when his subordinate had
withdrawn. Il will arrest him to-
night and take the chances OF making
sensation that will Mt least show
he smiled bitterly as he recalled the
prime minister's words-"that | have
done something.
Within five minutes Radaloff again
entered the apartment, and respect
fully approaching KarsicheH. present
ed the paper. The name ocurs in
the report OF the students OF the Poly.
technique, your eScellency, marked
simply Suspect No reason Is as
signed. nor are any particulars CIV
en-"
Detail rerEan on the case at once
or. stay! Take the case yourself II
Is important. Spare no expense and
lose not a moment. Report TO me in
person at any place may be when
you have finished And--as Rada-
loI was about TO withdraw re
quire a full report. See that nothing
Is wanting to make It complete
RadaloT bowed and left the room.
Once more Karslchef resumed his
restless walk.
The sound OF the great bell in the
official residence caused him to walk
TO the window just as a magnifcently
appointed sleigh. drawn by four coal
black horses, dashed up TO the door.
Reclining among the mass OF furs
were two ladies'. at the sight OF whom
Karsichens expression changed TO
one OF mingled pride and affection. A
moment more and the occupants Of
the sleigh had entered the house. and
a servant announced to the minister
that the Countess KarsicheG and
Mile. Olga Karsichen. his wife and
only daughter, had returned from
their drive.