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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS
CIVIL CASES CALLED
AND SET FOR TRIAL

Tho following civil cases for HERNIA
lilo county have been set for trial for
the March term by Judge Abbott
April 25-No. 6058.--W. NJ. Weaver
assignee. VS. First National Bank cd
Albuquerque and John Henry.
No. 6fb5-Anita Sawt6lle White, Va
Stephen %. white.
April 26-No. 50GS--T n. Wllkef-
son, trustee. Va. N. g. Chase. ct al.
No. bI1i.-M. w. FiournOy. vs. j. G..
Osgood
No. $3.50. Territory OF New Mexlco
w. Geo H. Woodward, 90 al.
No. 1852 --Elias 3. Slower. 81 e.. vs.
Frank A hubbe.l, at al
April 17.-No. GiSi.--Dcpriost a
Sayers. W. Carl Hoffman and wife. APP
pollants
No. G7i2. Territory OF New Mexico
w. G.. X Newhall. 81 AL.
April 2S.--No. G5S0.-Amerlcan
Lumber Company. vs.. VIM. u. Chill.
dora.
No. 4i.-Goldschmldt Bros. vs..
Bachechi a Giomi
April 2g.-No. 1856 Southwestern
brewing A Ice CO.. vs.. Geo. Badarac.
co.
No. Gas Eaqulpulo Romero vs.
Louis llfold.
May Mo. l6o3 Dominica Nor
clio, vs. John Lacroix
No 57iS-Ca.lie Afro. W. Henry
Airo.
No. 6i20.- George W. Johnson, as
administrator Of the estate OF r. A.
finical. deceased w. The Board OF
County Commissioner OF Bernallllo
county.
May No Franolsaulta
Baca dc Chavcs, W. Mcnhard L. Al
bers
No. 6t30.--D. u. earns. appellee. vs..
w A. Cheaiham. appellant
bray mo. G0Si.--Whitncy Com.
pany, W. A A. shaw, ct al.
No. 6622.--Jossle y. LOWS. admins.
traitor, W. Luis Clark, It al.
No. G7O5 Standard Plumbing and
Heating Company, Va, =. q. Garcia. e.
al
May i.---No. 0fOO. Eduardo Chaves.
W.. John d. Torllna.
No GIi6.-Mrs. r. l.. Onyet. vs..
Mrs. Lizzie Spoight.
May mo. 1893 Colorado Nation.
al Bank OF Colorado, Texas, vs.. Jesus
NJ Castillo, administrator Of the es-
tate Of jesus NJ. Perea.
May --No.--5O3S. --Bramen "a.
LOyeless, W.. j. A. Richardson. ct Al.
May 22.-NO. 5799.-Eiien i. Lock.
hart. vs.. Jacob Shick, ct al.
May 23.--No. 5522-B. 8. Rodey. w..
Fernando Armiio.
No, 1905 William Frazer W. II. s.
ROdoy.
No 629i.-H. l.. Emerson. W. A. j..
Frank.
May 24.--No. $685. D0naclano Cur.
ule, Va. Antonio jose Herrera, at al.
No 575i.--Nicholas Herrera, 81 al,
W. Francisco Gabaldon, ct al.
No 6562--ln the matter of the es.
tate of Abelina VlRil de BarOs.
May 2b.--No. 645O.--F. A. Hubbell,
W.. j. A. Henry.
No 6677.--j NJ. Ackerman. vs.. New
Mexico Stone Mfg. Co.
No. 670s.--Juan Garcia. We Vicente
Pine, et al.
No. 67i7.--Board OF County Commits.
sloners Of Bernalillo County, W..
Frank A Hubbell
May 2G.--No. 6s40.--In the matter of
the estate OF Juan Ma. Montoya.
No. 66g3.--iBola Bamblni. W. Mary
Hoindl.
May 29.--NO. 6S9O.-Gross. Kelly a
CO., va, Jacobo Chaves.
No. 6bs0.--Fl0rentina Carabajal de-
Chaves, administrator, Va. The Atchi.
son, Topeka q Santa Re Railway con-.
pany.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
SUPPOSED ~ COME
TO Dc RUSSIAN spy.

Singapore, April 25.--A Russian
giving his name % Vladivlr Antonl.
witch, but Carrying a passport made out
Ia another name, vas arrested on the
fortified island Of Bran. and arraigned
here todar on ,he charge Of being on
govei nment property without author.
ny, He remained there for a week.
Antonivitch, who does not speak Eng
lish, resided with a nOn.commissiOued
officer Of the ordinance department.
10 81 popularity supposed that AnfOni.
Witch ~ o spy bug the authorities say
that no discriminating papers have
boon discovered
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
FuNcrIoN or THE pREss.

Il Il the part Of wisdom for newspaper to pass by an.
noticed attacks upon itself upon the individuals
posing It's corps Of officials. But when leading men Of
the community In which paper Is published. made
the objects OF venomous attacks, regardless OF Truth
or decency. and through motives which prma face
personal In origin such paper Is dorec IN duty II u DO
not defend lis citizens from such attack The attack u
such case n that OF assassin for those attacked have
public medium Of defense aud the press Of the place
whore such citizens reside should make their defense
lOwn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
LOST

a Keen Appetite, healthy complex.
ION or n good nights sleep The stom.
ach's gone back" on you again. Just
take Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs and
see how quickly you will recover
these priceless possessions. Thou
sands have done 10 during the past 50
years. Il strengthens tho organs OF
digestion. purlfos the blood. Induces
sound sheep and cures indigestion.
Dyspepsia, costivensss, Female Gem
plants or Headache.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

The mascot on warship Is very
peculiar AFFAIR that the men aboard
wouldn part with at any price. usu'
ally it an animal q reptile or even
a Ash. The mascot Is the pet Of the
entire new and everybody expects
him to urnlsh a LOT Of amusement In
return lar his hoard and lodging
This a picture of the pet Of the
British battlrsnip Vengeance" Like
an ma cots, this pet must be very
often autographed JUST 90 show
the eros that 1; has the real lighting
Instinct and isn't the least hit"
afraid. pussy is posing contentedly In
the mouth OF biz l2.inch sam.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

From time immomoral. Antidatng both Judaism and
Christianity, the human being has rejoiced In the
newal of arring After the death 81 autumn and the
long burial Of winter, the resurrection OF spring the
strongest apart from revelation the resur.
rection OF man. impressed ths progenetors Of
and has been celebrated from time immeroral.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

The Easter lily, the arbutus. the spring beauty and
nnumerabe other harbengers of spring put forth their
renewed beaNty 10 bless the earth when tho sun god
returning from his pilgrimage to the southern hemls.
phere. kisses land into renewed life. Why then
should not the fares, flower In all Gods creation
blossom forth In the adornmens which nature and
have placed az her commandg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

IN the course OF recent Interview In New York City.
Mayor Dunno OF Chicago definitely draws the line be-
tween public ownership ami socialism. He the cry
that public ownership II step towards socialism Is
foolish In Europe there t4a cities owning their
own public utilities And socialism Is hated most OF all
in Europe Judge Dunno also pointed the fact that
$4,000 socialists OF Chicago voted against him and his
municipal ownership policy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
ADMIRAL TOGO AFTER
The RUSSIAN FLEET

Saigon. 9,30 a. M. April 25.--Ad.
Vices just received from Kamrann hay
say that twenty japanese wnrships
passed the bay between 5 and D O'Clock
In the evening of April 23rd
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

The Chicago Alton Railroad company has issued
rules for 10 employees forbiddng them so visit saloons
race track dance halls other resorts where lquor Is
sod or gambling permitted General Passenger Agent
Charlton "All the things which are prohibited
either tend or might tend permanently or temporarily
10 Impair a mans physical and mental powers"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

A force Of 100 laborers wore
brought up from the south this morn.
Ing and taken on 10 Watrus, where
they will he used IN tho Santa We
rock quarry az that point They are
an Mexloans.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

The picture OF the extinction OF the entire Russian
antocracy recently presented IN the mos wldelyclr.
cuiated 0f Russian periodicals Significant The prin.
cipe OF manhood, asserted by the American revolution
nearly 1870 years ago, ls permeatlns the world
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
CATTLEaAN HURT NEARCERRILLOS

Cf'rom Tuesdays Daily Citizen.)
j. =. Cost. n cattleman from Iowa.
suffered a peculiar accident at Ger
sillos Sunday night that may cause
his death.
Cost passed through Albuquerque
Sunday evening In charge Of a train
load OF stock he was taking from Old
Mexico TO his Iowa ranch.
sunday night as the train was leav.
ing Cerrlllos. Cost opened the rear
door Of the cabo0se for the purpose OF
standing ON the platform.
A. h known the Santa Re cabOoses
on the western division are not equip.
ped with platforms. Cost was not
aware OF this and when he stepped
cut Of the door he simply walked into
space.
He fell down a high embankment
and was picked up In a semi conscious
condition The injured man was
then taken 10 the hospital at Las We.
gas. An examination revealed that
no bones were broken, but he Is be.
iieved 10 have sustained Internal IN.
iurles which may result In his death
The condition OF G. ID. Goodrich.
who was bro light here from Rio puer
co, suffering from & fractured skull
as "A result Of being knocked from the
caboose OF a stock train by a bridge,
Is reported AZ slightly improved today
and there Is a slight chance for hia
recovery
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

The latest extension Of the rapidly growing municipal
ownership idea, comes from the New York Times which
advocates the city ownership Of theatres and opera
houses
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

Albuquerque Is doing pretty we'll, thank you. Her
people are harmonious They are public spirited aud
liberal and they realize that they me bulge any
other town In the southwest
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

An extra running an double
header and pulling fifteen cars OF
stone, passed through the city early
this morning on Ia way to Rio Puorco
aud other points ON tho santa Re Pa
oihc. The rock viii No used 70 re-
paiF ana strengthen the roadbed that
Is threatened By high water
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

Parents shonld Instruct their children in the vital
fios Of life All OF lifes operations such as marriage
parentago, birth, sacred things Why should Gus.
om close the llps Of parents concerning the duties and
he dangers OF the chds relationships TO these facts?
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

The Optic OF Las Vegas repents Of ts departure from
he Held u impersona journalism. There ~ nothing like
shying good sized glass house TO bring the
occupants 10 terms The Citizen Is willing 10 accent the
Optics amonde honorable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

Paschals when the "od festival was observed with the
eladnesa Of a new soemnity"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

Il would seem that the responsibility Of worldwide
war rests with France. The equilibrium of European
nations " endangered France her desire secure
the nearly s2Oo0OoeOOO Of money lent TO Russia may
preopiiae conflict which viii royolutlonize Europe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

llhood OF the strike upsettinw oondi.
lions along the linel Of the railroad +"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

The delivery ~ an goods In chicago seem 10 be
dependent on the settlement Of the strike against Mont
gomery Ward, such city houses have been Of ncom
parable damage 10 the business Of the country large
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

In order 20 tap more deeply the
timber district beyond Cloudcroit, me
AlamOgordO a Sacramento Mountain
road has begun work upon the con-
atruction OF an extension that win be
SIX or seven miles long. The con.
struction work has been commenced
yond CiOudoroft
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

The New Mexican says that Il can aiord and really
does enjoy laughing az tho funny fellow Of The Citizen
That u wells but Il 10 also well 10 remember that he
laughs best who laughs last
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

Senator Plat Of Connecticut died last night Tie Il
moi to be confounded with the New York boss OF the sam
name
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

Japan probably hgures that will set the expense OF
me all back from tourists after peace declared
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

The annual meeting OF 81. Johns
parish was held last night al 81
johns Episcopal church. Tho reilr.
Ing wardcns and veHtrymon we're re-.
elected and The following new vestry-
men added, w, v. Lyon and A. Wob.
stcr The yeatry now a composed OF
the following; Measrs W }. Johnson
and r. II Lester, wardens, Messrs
William jerks. rox, TOpham, Meier.
ran. Abraham. Lyon, and Webster
vestrymen.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

The famous Spanish dancer. La
Guerrero. is now settins London wild
wlth her beauty and her twinkllng
Feet u Is said that a member OF the
royal tamiiy has become infatuated
with The dark-eyed beauty and that a
scandal Is brewing.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

Highland Methodist Church. sorv
ices for the children al n a. m; Eaa
ter sermon by the pastor al p. M
text lie u Risen" The public IL ea
pccia.'y invited 20 attend the eveninf
services, 20 hear the story Of our rlseI
Lofd Sunday school al gifb q. m
Epw0rih League az 7 p. m. Stranger'
made welcome.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
NNx \ \ ; y y y = y ;
|: Easter Services
y sM TIE VARIOUS CHURCHES =


tFrom saturdays Daily Citizen)
Baptist Chu, ch.-Sunday school a
0.3O. appropriate Easter sermon. with
special music at II M, preaching
NJ 1880 by the pastor. Young people
meeting az 9 40 o'clock.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

Orertory solo--I Know That My Re.
deemer Liyeth Mrs. BennetD
......,...,... From the Messlal
Recesslonal-The Day OF Resource.
tion .,..........,.... Rotterdnnf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29
Prof. Krebs. organist and director.
Mr.. Alexander. violin.
Mrs. Himoe, piano.
Prof krehs. cello.

ST. Johns Episcopal Church. -Holy
communion tplalnl, $3.50 a. m; SUM
day school, 9:f5; morning prayer and
holy communion (choraD II a. m.
evening prayer and sermon. $3.50 p.
M. The following music will be- ronI
dored.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-04-29

Christian Church--Meeis IN IN,
Commercial club tomorrow. An Fas
Ter program viii be- followed In the
Sunday scaool. and at N a. M IN,
womans Missionary society have
SPECIAL HetFi~o. Subject OF sermon
The Divine Revelation Through Wa
Nan.' No evening service. Special
-ctUie next "Wednesday "a 1880 y. nd
10 which the idbilc are invited.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-26

"I'm giving you q lot Of trouble, I'm
afraid" he said. smiling
There WAS to be no sentiment IN fhis
marriage Diana had gold and green
forests" Aylmer had spent his gold.
and the potential cutting OF certain
timber at Aylmer's Keep had brought
about the engagement. Lady Aylmer
had perhaps q hand in the matter,
when she asked the comedy widow Of
Fontenbrink Grantin Of Broad street
to the Keep to meet her son.
'.All that will have to go" she said
one day to Mrs. Granton, and waved
her hand toward wood on the hill.
Mrs. Granton raised her eyebrows.
A day or two later driving through
the wood In question, Mrs. Granton OBJ
served d couple OF men with notebooks
and pencils who saluted the Aylmer
carriage as it passed, and she observed
Aylmer's face, too, as he returned their
salute with a wave Of his whip.
Lady Aylmer caught - perhaps
sought her eye and sighed.
That evening Mrs. Granton was the
first to come down from dressing, and
she strolled out on to the terrace. The
sun, setting behind her, shone upon
the doomed woods. Gold stepped
them. The shorn hill would be an
eyesore.
She heard step on the gravel and
saw Aylmer approaching from the
house.
THE prettiest view in England" she
said.
He came and stood beside her, and
the eyes of each were on the woods.
81 am fold v0n q ro p0inor To sn0il IL .,
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-26

David nodded his head gloomily.
'Then,s said the mate, "whateve hap
pens to N, you'll get safe ashore. You
| won't bs drowned, and you won't Be
starved"
Three weeks later there were only two
survivors In that boat. The other men
had all drunk sea water, and 20 gone mad
| one after the other, and leaped over.
board In their delirium. Only David
Leighan was left with the mate. and they
| were lying one in the bow and one 10
the stern. as far apart as the boat would
allow, and they were black in the face
gaunt and hollow-eyed.
When they were picked up the signs
of life were 20 faint in them that the
skipper, a humane person, took counsel
with his mate whether it would not save
the poor men trouble to drop them into
the water at once. But in the end he
hoisted them aboard and laid them on
the deck. with their heads propped up.
For the rest of the voyage the rescued
mate kept aloof from the rescued passen-
ger. He would not speak to him; he
avoided that part of the ship where he
happened to be- As for the latter he
found a place abaft near the helm. where
he could sit upon coil of rope. his head
upon his knees. And there he remained.
gloomy and silent.
There was trouble, too. First, the ship
sprung a leak, and the pumps had to be
worked. Next, there was a bad storm,
and the mizzen mast went by the board.
Thirdly. fire broke out, and was sub
dued with difficulty. However, the ship
at last sighted land, and arrived. batter
ed and shattered. at the port of Sydney.
When they landed. and not till then, the
rescued mate spoke his mind.
First he went to the house of Heng-
stenburg & Co., where he presented the
baron's draft, gave news of his safety
and touched the money. He then led his
passenger to a tavern and entered into a
serious conversation with him.
"As for this money" he said, you
weren't a passenger more than few
days, and 1 can't rightly charge you
much. Take fifteen. and I'll take five.
With fifteen pounds you can get home,
which I take to be your desire, and give
yourself UP. which. l take to be your
duty" 1t will be understood that the I'M
fortunate David, in the extremity of his
starvation and remorse, had been talk
ing.
"a Providence it isl said the mate,
that where so many honest fellows were
took. was spared, else you would never
have had this money. and you wouldn't.
therefore, have been able to give yourself
up, and you would never have been
hung. A clear Providence it is. and you
must regard it as such, and remember
it when they take you out comforta bly,
with the chaplain and the rope"
David took the money. rolled it up in a
rag and placed it in his pocket, but said
nothing.
To be continued)
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-26

and had refrained h,m,.,.
and distance allowed him 'atil tla.
calmly Presently the NEED ~ :. . Witt
Al ceased. and he knew h,. y wfite a
But ut., to.nlsht AUDREY haua. ss cue, =,
He could be thankful that !. :. blu.
made 9 fool Of himself Th - mad not
not Of his world, and ha tn sifi Wa
y Of an ill-assorted marriage ne tae iol
had been very dear to him out she
How fair she was, r..
situated itself persistentl, lac ,aee h.
him and sleep. She must n 0e1seea
mp nowyes, Audrey must h. - y sfosa
curves Of her slender figure w On 1as
rounded and many subtle " ssa b
mark the time that had seen M .nanse'
ing Of the border line Of 80 e Cross
but she would be the sauna I aas
that he had known and had auafey
near to loving. 0een 50
8 was late before he silent ~
Audrey came to him in dream, . ~
had no definite shape. He triaa ria mat
" afterward to remember in ~" .a'a.
! guise and to what Accompanies. ass
cumstances she had appeared - ;, I'll
He only knew that she had bosa uila
him. sleeping as waking, through ,sa
night. en ue
The air and the light of dsv ,..-
ever, cleared his brain. He snon. NV
morning with Diana, and by ths' t IT..
she was sitting opposite to him ,''ls
lunch he could view the situsra a.
calmly and see that his happiness lsa
in the direction he was taking. NJ.
was he consciously selfish. ''
He parted with Diana and wo,..,
homeward. It was a time Of rosss
The roses in a flower shop caupbt =.
attention. They filed the window
He found himself in the sbon d.
had been attracted by red roses -.
in the end it was white roses be cho..
He believed that he had made n.
choice by hazard, though now h.
sometimes wonders. 1t may be .h,,
some thought Of Audrey's natura !,
fuenced him.
He took out card, and pausad
What to say? His love? He hesitstad
and wrote: For aud lang syne.
Then he gave his directions as to III.
sending and left the shop.
Three days later a letter reached
him.
He opened it carelessly, not recos.
nizing the handwriting. His fneen
frightened suddenly upon the sheet
81 put your roses on her heart
wrote her mother, "loose, as they
came. She would have loved them
so."-Waverly.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-26

and she had called the day of roses. He
had only to shut his eyes-indeed, had
not to shut them-to see again the
flower strewn room. 1t was Audrey's
birthday, and he had brought her
roses. They were in the hamper first
In which they had been packed. All,
Audrey's little cry of delight as she
raised the lid and saw them lying soft
~ among their damp leaves. Then
they were on trays. two big trays that
yet would not hold them, and they
overdowed onto the table, where, with
their foliage, they lay, little of GRIM
son and yellow and green, over which,
with caressing touch, leaned Audrey,
the sweetest flower Of all. He could
see her gather up handful and bury
her face amid the petals that were
scarcely more delicate than herself.
Then there was the seeking of things
In which to pat them. Every suitable
vase and jar and pot the cottage con-
tanned was requisitioned, and there
were still roses. He had been remind
ed vaguely Of the woman of the sons
Of: the prophets-without calling her
all that-and the miraculous pot Of oil.
for, as with her: ut came to pass
when the vessels were full that she
said Bring me yet a vessel. /"
And there was no vessel found. Four
roses remained over. One of them he
must wear. He chose the smallest, an
nvNonluU h,,d The <,%hov <h-~. A-S.-
kissing them first, put into the gfrdle
at her waist
That was the day Of roses, and Ayl-
mer, back from his two years travel.
had forgotten 1t till q chance scent re-
called 1t and the idyll that had been
m incident among incidents in a some
what thoughtless life.
But he was dreaming. and here was
Diana. She came In with an apology
and rustic Of silk. She was grieved
to have kept him waiting. She put up
her face to be kissed; the first time Of
his dining with her. and not to be
there to receive him. But 1t was in
excusable. She had had an afternoon
Of delays-just that; delays eyery-
where. First the tiresome lawyer peo-
pie, and then the trustees, and at the
last moment young woman from An
toinette's about her rousseau. what
. business marriage was, and the fact
OF having been through 1t before did
not ease matters at all.
Complicated them, Aylmer sue-
gested
Complicated them. che agreod
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-08-26
A DAY Of ROSES.

81 SCENT of roses made Aylmer
/0A think of something that was
49, over long ago and that he had
almost forgotten. The roses were ev-
erywhere in the drawing room he had
Just entered. They stood in jars on
the mantelpiece Flat bowls held them
on tables, and singly in slender vases
they were to be seen here and there
among the china and the odds ana
ends of silver and enamel, and delf
and marble that filed the dainty room.
Audrey had loved roses. There was
one day in the little cottage under the
beech trees where Aylmer had spent
many an hour that seemed of a sudden
passing happy nOw-one day which he