davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23

r. ROM the time diamond is taken
from the Kimberley mines,
shipped by the De Beers syndi-
cate from South Africa to London,
transformed into a sparkling gem in
Belgium or England and shipped TO the
United States, it passes through many
hands. Nowhere, probably, is 1t scru-
tinized more keenly, however, than by
the officers connected with the Office Of
the collector of the port of New York.
1t is a fascinating room, this small
office in the appraisers warehouse. at
the corner of Washington and Christo-
pher streets. into which every year
pour millions of dollars worth Of
precious stones. Gen. Mindil, who pre-
sides over this room, spent thirty years
in the precious stone business before
he accepted his Office, ten years ago,
in the appraisers department. He is
the chief expert of the department, the
man upon whom the department relies
to see that European exporters do not
cheat the government out of the duty
to which, under the tariff laws. the
government is justly entitled.
In the employ of the collector of the
port is a man who is under contract
and heavy bond to bring the precious
stones from the hands of the purser into
the receiving department OF the APP
praser's office. The man In the course
of year transports millions Of dollars
worth OF stones through West street. a
street filled with dives in which rem
dezvous some of the desperate charac-
ters of the city. His wagon is similae
to an express wagon, topped with a
steel cage and locked with big brass
padoeks.
He has one assistant. The men travel
unostentatiously. The man who sits
upon the seat and holds the reins over
Ihe back Of well groomed horse looks
harmless, yet he is well armed He
gets the packages from the hands Of
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23
THE MARRIAGE GAME

The pretty girls
And witty girls
Have not the slightest show,
But
The neatest girls,
The sweetest girls,
The girls who have the dough.
The cunning girl,
The stunning girl,
May both be in the game;
But
The richest girl,
The quickest girl,
TO drop her maiden name.
The fencing girls.
The dancing girls
Do try so hard to win;
But
The banking girls
Are spanking girls,
And pull the prizes In.
The laughing girls,
The chatting girls,
Can always get smile;
But
The money girls,
AS funny girls,
VIII beat them by mile.
The dashing girls.
The slashing girls,
OFT set a killing pace;
But
The wealthy girls
Are healthy girls
And surely win the race.
Terrell Love In Judge
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23

of the Father of his Country, whom
Jones, incidentally, knew well, they
both having lived in Virginia. In this
picture Jones is standing in dignified
pose, hisileft hand slightly outstretched
from the, body and clasping a telescope.
And now in turning over the pictures
In this collection is found most start
ling creation in boldest black and white.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23

Paul Jones, the Pirate" is the legend,
but it is unnecessary, for the dashing,
bearded figure wears uniform em
blazoned with skull and crossbones. A
CORY cutlass in one hand, a smoking
pistol in the other, he is the incarna
ton of all that is demoniac in fancies
of piracy, while the idea is helped out
by portrayal in the background of his
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-23

Starr J. Murphy for six years has
been charity manager for John D..
Rockefeller, drawing handsome sal
ary for work done as head Of the bu-
reau Of benevolence.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
S5riidbte mnb 0eMafe.
SrA9te.

OIaWhI
GepfeI-Gute Ro4apfsI $2.25-2.bO per
Sas.
Bananen 81. 25-1.75; fIeiise soc-s1.00.
Granberries 5 .00-7.0O.
9rauben MaIasa $3.50.
Gitrunen $40 -8.26 per Rife.
Oransen $2.50-s.2b; California eeeb'
Iinss ST.. 70-1.9o per Rife.
@rbbeeren Toe bis $2.25.
@emGfe.
Rotbe 8iiben $3.50 per Sab.
Rraut. Souano Sseb $25 per Eonne; ROtb'
trait 81. 80 per SAT-.
California @eIerp 85e-S1.C0 pet gun9.
BIumenfobI 5 Ter Dusens.
Dsftsr gIant 16c per OuSenb.
SaIat Sc per 4funb.
2miebeln $a.25-2.50p per bunbert 8fanb;
SLIGO per guibsI; ipanii&e 81. 80 per @rate.
3artoffeln $3.50 per Sad; soc auf ben
@eIetien.
Saiaois eiS > 3artoHeIa $500 pet Sab.
garimips $500 per SoB.
Rabieie 26c-96c Der Du$enb.
YetsriiIie 50e per Dsssnb Bun&es.
Spinat so per SaB
@eibe Eaben $500 per sSas.
Rutabasas $l.10-$1.20 per Tas.
SpargeIn 10e Bis 26c per 8un4.
8bubarb 15c Bis 4?c per Ousenb.
9riine 3piebeIn Sc per Sufeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
Sod miro 9eban9t.
so lautet bas 1rtbeil Der &C.
fbmDrenen.

@btcago, 10. Mai. SDbanr
Sod tuurbe beute BON ben @ei9worensn
i4ulbia b~efunoen, feline Srau Marie
Waltsr BOD ermorost 3u babsn urb
gum Sooe b%erurtbeilt.
Die @sidmorenet eini9tsn fi6 tibsr
ibrsn @abrfprud nod elmer balb-
tiinoisen g~eratbuns. S9on bic erfe
M%bfimmun9 ertldrte i'm einfimmia
als f9uloi9. Nun purbe ibsr bic
Strafe absefimmt. 3sbn 8ei9wO-
rene fimmtsn fir Sobesfrafe. Die
brittle Nbfimmuns mar einfimmi9 fur
Sobesftrafe.
vWun if's borbsi nit Sobn" t66nte
So9, als Der Wahrfpru9 bsrlsfen
tuurbs. ct batte in ~9ebeuster Saltung
gsishen, aber als er ben i9redli9en
Sinn bes urtbeils gang ertannts, fanf
sr idlapp In fsinen Stubl surid.
sd tutinide, bab man mid mod
beute bdn9t, ba i'd bod f9uloig bsfun=
ben bin," iaate SO@, vie f8nsler es
porbsi 1T, bsfO befer."
ST ertldrte bann, baB trpbosm er
uni9ulois lei, sr nidt uiini9e, baB
feline Inwdlte fir @erf9leppuns ar-
beitsten. sc isisn nur umffanbsbe=
tpeiie, tuelte ben @ei9wOrenen pOrse-
lest tporben pdren. Ssin Sob let ebei1
borbeidlOHen 9etueien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
Sesam0esteS EIesfA.

euser Gureb e&tniea - grRe nuaIttdt ;
1870 Yfanb 18: IL Pfans 13e; 1e-Ia
BfanS l3i; Suette naaItdt : 2a-l6 Rfuah
l23c ; Is Efunb Is; IL Rfuxb l2ie : 10
Nfann 13c.
@aItforniS&e eoniem-e BID 8 Efrxb BIC;
Q Bis IL Efunb &c.
64uIterm-0nal. Gureb. 10 BIZ 20 Rfsns
tn Dur@i9ntt, &c; Is Rfuxb SurGf9nttt,
Sc, 10 bis 12 #funs Gle.
Hrabnid,e ted-81arer 0xoltit Gsreb lie
aeIpdblter eusar Gureb Tic, 6-7 RfrRS ia
Dur&j4nit 15}e ; 8 tts . Rfanb ta Trr3'
}@nitt 13e; 10 bts IL pfuRb tm Dur4i&ntH
lee; @fanb tn Dur4i4xht, f9usaI, loae.
9 pfsnb I'm DurGfcsatH. i&nsoI, 10}e.
epe6, gneI. -SeudbIter, 8 BIB 10 Pfrah
ts Dur&f@nitt. 18}e; 10 BIZ Il 4fusb la
Dur&i&ntH. lie.
epe6-RIare eetten. 90 Do 20 Efuab ta
9ur&5&nttt, 10e; 3Iare eettex, 20 bs 30
Ffu,b, Ice: 2tare Beetles. rs bH 90 Ffutb,
9a.; Is SD 70 3d.. s1:; Il ID Is Rfaab,
l0e; &Iare StkGex. a5 81 90 4tnsb. Sc:
saidea IL bB 1s Rhsab Ole: Aass Ra6en {
tB Q Phaab. 71<e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
9 efrafte n.

s SEN S I a m m n Ii m :
etpmmen II. Sn einem 9dufe BET
9inasco, Sberitalien, brad Na9ts Tim
Elm llbr Jeuer aus. Die 8etpobner la
gen in tiefem G9laf uno tpurOen poaz
itGnoig iiberraf9t. @dbreno es unter
groben Miiben gelang, Den 8ater Der
betreffenben Samtlie nit feinen 5tpei
dlteften &inbern 81 retten, mar ods
nit Der Wutter unb ibren bier jung
item &inoern, oeren fleinites erft 13
Monate aft mar, ni9t mDeli9. Die
geoauernspertben purben Elm Spfer
Ger Slammen.
9erate g pDtter. Die
Straffdmmer in aDln, Rb%einprobin5,
beitrafte atpei Sagel0bner, Die gelegents
lih zines 8egrdbnifes Die Gebete Der
@eiftli9feit na9dfften unb Sen &irs
6enseidngen semeinen Sert unterleg<
ten. su ie feds Monaten @efGnsnib.
Sim llrtbeil tpuroe berporgeboben, bab
6as 9eri9t 5tpar ni9t befust Tel, ben
2eutsn ReIigioa bei5ubrinsen, pobl
aber perpfli6tet Tel, bk reliaioisn &C.
fihle &noersoentenosr gu f9iBsn.
@iftige Sorte. Sm 6auie
bes 8anfiers 8ertling in ct. petersz
burg ertranften fGmmtli1e Gdmilienz
mitglieoer foipie Die gu Sif4e selaoe<
men @Gfte. i'm @amsen eff perionsn,
na9 Dem 9enuHe elmer punfdtprte
unter BEN Spmptomen elmer afuten
8ergiftung. Nur Die f4leunisfte Sns
terpention Der Mer5te perbitete einert
t06tli9en Musgang. Die Sorte
fannie aus Der pornebmften 4nnbi=
torei Yetersburgs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
Sic g bheitsbeamter

8 g II n bheitsbeamten n.
Wabin9ton, 10. Mai. -
Die 20. Sabresberfammlung Der ffaat=
li4en uno prObin3iel1en @eiunoheits=
bsamten bot, Noroamerita fibrte ibre
8er6anolunsen au gnbe. Sie Ser.
fammlung nabm cine &eiolution an,
In tpel1er bic fanitdren 0erbdItniHe
bon Banana bon gemtrbist tuerben,
uno prdfbsnt 3ooisbelt unb Setretdr
Saft s~egeniber Der Musbrud bss 8er-
~trausns 3u ben amsritaniit sn @eiunbs
beitsbeamten auf benz Sf6mus aus9e-
ipro9en tpirb, nit benz grfu9sn, ben
bstrefenoen geamten bic gr6btm6g=
li9fe gepe9un9sfreibeit gu seben.
gs uuroe ferner bei9lofen, ben ina
ternationalen 3OnsrsB fur 9psiene ein=
s%ulaben, feline fur 1909 anbsraumte
gsriammlung in ben Ser. Staten
a~bsubaltsn. Gin Gomite tpurbe er=
tpdblt, Tim ibsr bic WethOoe au bsra=
then, Statifiten tiuftis in ben ginssl=
beiten iibereinfimmsnoer at eeftalten
unb bic Iuffellun9 FOLDER Statititsn
our9 ri9oroie a%nmenoung Der bstr.
Staatsseiebe Our9 oas san3e 2anb gu
begtnitigen. Die IerIammluns nabm
bierauf bic Wabl Der fplgenben 8eam=
ten Dor: prdfoent, Or. 8idarb 8.
9epis, Nortb Carolina; 8ire : prGf.
bent. Or. s. 5. 3ennsop, Soma;
S4aBmeifer, 81. s. gaoen, Slinois;
Setretdr, Or. s. g. Sutton, DO.
Die nd9fidbrige @eriammlung tpiro
in Wafbin9tou ftattfinben.
9 rafte gItern.
@bieago 10. Mai. Die 0Gter
bon 6 3inoern, bic an S9ulfreit Be-
tbeili9t tparent, puroen bon Ri1ter
6urlsp 3u ie 500 unb ben Soften Der.
urtbeilt.
. o ben p6iIipptnen } u
rid.
san Jranctsco, 10. Mai.
Der Sransportoampfer 9eea1 III boz,
Wfanila unb Nagafati nit Dem Is. 3a-
balerie= Regiment aneetOmmett, bas
3tpei Sabre In ben pbiIippinen sebient
bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
rem @aaeasMaut.

TintotbA-B erfaufspreiie: SO. OIL 90.
3Iee 8er~taufspreiie: 80. o0--SI0.0N
BeiGtorn - Eertaufspre5s: is .a4 s.r
0uaIts6t, % bts 65c.
Safr-sei@dH 44-46e; Ia ben Ettren
&.00-$10.00 per Tenae. Reusr 58-85e.
etrob-g reie. ie ra9 BEN 9Th. Ia nab
len, $6.00-S6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
0et@Ia1teteS Htsn.

SrE@es WtnbHeH&-DeaItGs etisre - Vt
7ae; bieitae etiere 9-9fe: bisRee Rinbes
$40 Bic zoo Hfunb &c; bssfge 3i5e 40e
Dts $50 gfanb 6{e &abe $50 t3 $50 4fsnb
7c; Stier yorberpsertsI 7e. etier 3tnters
pierteI I2e, Hinb otRterpisrteI lie, Rtab
gorberuierteI &c. Rub Borterptssisl SIC. Rub
HtnterbterteI 93e.
9rif4es SaIbfef&-4aIteS 81, &tnsers
u,srteI 12e, BorberutesteI 7e.
Grfides S@oiaeii& 2duuner per gfanh
lie ; gGafe 9&e; e9exteI l8e; &ads tars.
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
SGmereteas

Sotber &Ieeiamen 81 .76-8.75.
gnsli&er 8Ieeiarten $8.bO-s.76.
&Iibte 8leeiaiter SO. 00-8.50.
&IfaIfa 8leeiamen So. ho-9.00.
Reiber &leeianten 5000
@erpdbIter Tirtotbb sl.80-1.T.
Crbindrer Bis gutter Tin;otbp 81. 86-l.60.
5aneb Rentudp 8Iausras s1.0o-1.s6.
BIausras IN @baff 60c.
gnsIii@es 8Iausras $l.45.
Or&arb @ras 81. 7O-1.6O (.
@eb 5op in gbaf 76c-$1.10.
Saffer Rorn 75e-$1.0O.
Amtber 3uaerrobr Samen $1.00-1.25.
@eiber 9aferiamen 40c
Sribiabrs @erfte $1.25.
Deibes unb seIbes 8orn $1.0O-l.25.
Heb Sob @niiIase $1.10-1.25.
Com Seas $l.7b.
Riuet $1.s0 Bis $1.86.
TribiabrssD esen 81 40.
SetSpiebeI, ,peibe, seIbe unb rot5e $3.50
'er BuibeI.
SiB : &artofeI, seIbe Serieb, Bermuda,
JeIbe y~ianIemoro unb iiibIi1e Queen $500 Der
Sab; rotbe @aniemonb $2.75; BrafIianii1e
8artoffeIn, friibe 6 No1en zoe per BuibeT;
Obio 65c per guibeI; friibe Roie 50c per
friibe Burbanf SOC per Bu1beg;; frite
oebron 45e per BuibeI; RaraI Neu Dori unb
Sree1 Utountatn 4Oc per guibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20

@ep6deItes S9uetRefef@ - 3xo@erIofes
SaneY Big $500; 4lares Ueax s1s. 80; Sasu
!g $500; ebort elear $3.50; Ruurpf
Els. 30.
@eo6rrtes &tMbfetiG - g@txfen, req.
Sets. !3te; a~usenfetses 1oe; SSxxemi. I6S:
Rn69eI 16c.
e@ntas tn Iierces 1. dual. ss::2
0ualttdt Sic; 8. 0uaIitdt s%e
&lrfe Oerdu@erte Srutmtrs sse.
Srartfarter 73c; Bologna In Darxsex &c. tn
7i& SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
g m eau Solo o.

raj @orbin cine Sepei9e erbalten. tpel4e
eins1 geri9t tbsr bic 2dmpfe bes Sc
nerals Woob auf Der Snisl SoIo ent=
belt.
General Woob ntelbet, baB bic Srup=
pen wieber 3uriidge3o9en wsroen, ba
Die Ru5e iest bergefteIt fei. Die Mo.
ros, pel9e in Borneo raubten, ieisn
faf ale get6btet tporben.
Bon ben Sruppen fielen 9 Wann
unb 81 purben psrtpunbet.
grHid I.
Netparf, %. s., 19. Mat. 5rau
Warearet g. Orr unb ihre apei gnte-
linrert i'm Mlter bon IL ana 9 Sabrett
erftidtsn lebte Na9t in ibrer WObnuns
bur4 carbohydrates 2eu9tgas.
Wtt paren.
SpringfieIb Sl., 10. Wui.
Nus Sparfamfeitssriinben bat 8oub.
Seneer bic Bill nit ieinsm Yeto be-
legt, bic $45, 900 FIR cine Seilanfalt
our 8ebanblung bon STANDARDIZATION
bepiui9t.
g 9ieberei.
@at9e3, Mif., 10. Mai. Der
gudassnt pstsr Matbsion eri9oB beuts
u. 3. gibpsa unb Stephen Sonss,
barauf bsrtpunoete er t6otli9 Grau
prustte, feline S9piesermutter. Watbs-
ION lsbte bon feiner 6rau 9etrsnnt.
@effern tpurbe bas 9inb, bas ibm &C..
ri9tli6 suseiprO8en NOR, entfHbrt.
Matbefon bsidulbiats Die Camille iei=
nsr Grau, bic gntfibruns ms Wert
geieBt su baben, unb bic S4ieBersi
fOlste.
Wteber eine2
Nem Yort, ~. Wat. Die nJirtt
Wational gant Of @prnpaQ" bat ibre
@sfddfte einssfsli, Big bas grsebniB
Der prhfuns bur9 ben &egierunsss
graminator ibre Sage tlar teat.
Wi9tiaes 3 Document.
M ifmaufee. Wis., 10. Mai.
Dem aubsrorbentli1en @eneralantpalt
8sloss bon ct. paul, uel8er nit her
8snsisaufna6me in Dem Gaas Der &e=
gieruns gseen bic n@eneral gaper
COMPANY, bic Elm Sruf fetn foa, Be-
i9dftigt III, fiel bsute bas Jormular
zines 2ontrattes auii9en Der senannten
@sisaf9aft uno ben qapiermiblen In
bic Sdnbe, tuel9es er als elm pi9ti9ss
gspeisfttd betra9tst, inoem Der 2ons
trait cine faftif9e 8eidrdntung Der
@ei9dfte in papier inbclDirt. Sn
benz 3ontratt fommt iebe Der y@snsral
paper Company" beitretenoe papier=
mi6le auf bic Sauer bon 5 Sabren
tberein, bnb bic ,@eneral papsr goms
panp" bic ein3tse agentin fur ben
0ertauf allies papisrss iein foG, noel.
DIES bieIe Whblsn fabri3iren.
Sn 8ufa.lo.
Sabannab, &c., 10. Wai. Sc
tpurbe beidloKsn, baB bic nd4fe gon.
BENTON Der Srupslers Proteetib NHn.
in Buffalo F%attfinbeu tpirb.
StaIieni9s 8otf4after
au Befu4.
Memp6ts, Senn., 19. Wai.
Der italisnif9s gotidafter Wapor bss
plan9es fam bsute bier an. IS tuurbe
ibm 3u gbret boz, benz Club Der &C.
i9dftsleute Elm gmpfang peranfaltet.
Spdter ret,te CT t1a0 Stds0ur9 ab.
Ser Streif.
@bieaao, 10. Wai. Mnsm
Mni9sine nod tuirb Der Musfanb Der
Subrleute innerbalb "a etunosn be-
enbet iein. @e9en 8 nbr Nbsnbs wa-
rem Sbea, Der 8suerti4afts. prdRbent
uno Der Mnualt Der employers aH'n.,
in elmer asbeimen 9onferens In sinem
beri9loRsnsn 3immer oes auditorium.
Na1 Der 6onferena beri9tets Shea
an bic Streif-g retuiibs, tpeI9e bas
ausini9s &e9t bat, ben Streit ab3uer.
tldren.
Ghif8n0hrf6fen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20

8remen: Brain" bon Baltimore.
9oper: ,6ambnr9" nod Weu Dori
bia @herbourg.
plpmoutb; .Blh4er" bon Hetp Dori
nod @berbourg.
Neu Yort: Baltic" bon 2~iberpool.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20

&etsex go. 2 rstber 9Sc auf gslss
fen. Soc BON RabIen; SO. 8 sot59 9 c,
gai 9ec; Bagexwese1 ETC.
Sorn (neaes) go. l peib 52ic 20. q
weiS 52ic; go. 8 weib b2Ic: 60. 4 weis,
5Oe; No. 2 wetb senaif9t b24;; SO. Q
mstb semii&t 62c; go. 4 pes eeni'e,
b2;; go. 2 seIb 62}c; Ro. 8 ssgb 62{-
go. 4 seIb 3d.; SO. 3 se1siGt 52f |;
Ro. 8 aentii9t 52fc; Ro. 4 eeasj9t SOC
&pIben 50e.
2afer- 30. 3 wetbsr 3a4e; 70. 8 nhsss
8l4s; 30. 2 genstf&ter soc; 30. 8 fenzF4ts,
29ic.
8eu SO. 1 ail1otbs sl0 co; 70.
Q, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20
Snttes. 9tes xxo Gsraats
e,XubIer beachIen fcIoerbe Ereife:

Q1IIbIeT ue5Gglsn IrIBeHUe PsesIts
Dutter - Gountrb, To-, greea'srs 28s,
elqix 2ac
Gier-l5}e per Tutenb.
Slbner 10e, Sdtne 5, Tnr!ets-10-12s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-20

SnbianaYsIts RaFeesBreHs
Geso9nI. bts gutter l0-l2e; pris.a bl A.,
ua5lter l4-16e ; Tanep 82&-8oe, 0oIbez
Beaow 10 bt8 22e, Saua 28-32e.
Sin RaGetsm:
Artoia $685.. Ston S13 .25, Serfeb y13. as:
Caracas $13. 25. DtHmorts's t12. 30. 1s.a
Sara 8lens S14.O {, RaiIBoa@ $751; Q |, osta
BIenbeS Sapa SI2.60.
Suder-Oomtnoes $3.50; etidsyder 7.l7
suIpertfrter s.31e; xxfx puIuertFr.sr e.4a,.
fetaer sramulirter 6.17e; Cubes $685.; Gosr
feettoners' G6.1ae; Ribseuoob z b.s7e; ybS.
mtg u 5.77e; GuYsre H5 72c; SbsaI 1rire
SoIben 6 $50: Btnbior Grtra 6 B.s2si
&soseruoos 6 b.52c; seIber 9 s. 47e; IB ,
Ser 6.12.
sprup-e tanSaro Corn 23s bs a6e, &c,
pdblter nc bis 52e; Sorghum $50 Biz CSC:
Reto Orleans RoIaHes lss bis Csc; aepabI,
ter 3Oc bis 38e.
etarte-RearI, 8fe. Gbanpioa gIoS. ! NH
8 pf,rro Eaeete 8. 3orn, l 4fS. Bade.s.
4H-6}c.
~Ganbp-7e; etansen semii9t 7s; gso,
c.r setnii&t &c; Banner 4wte g.; greas,
8onbons 10c; se. Q Cream, seniI&t &C.
@etrodnete Sra@te-HspfeI, an BET CONS
setrodnet. &c; Sobannes6eeres 7e tts 71s:
@itron 1Se bs l4e; MoFnsn, 3 Grpgx, pss
Tffunb, &c. 8 eroun 7}e, 4 grorgx 7ts fac,
f~tet1freie tbt6 &C.. California WuscntsI 7Hc.
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you had better trust yours also with
| him."
81 will not trust anything possess
to Lord Neville. Nothing!"
1T is enough" answered Lady Jew
cry. Matilda cannot wish to put in
danger your liberty or life"
My happiness is Of less conse-
quence, aunt"
Certainly it Isl; and there was
such an air of finality in Lady Jew.
ery's voice that Matilda rose and went
to her own apartments to continue
her complaints. This she did with
; passionate feeling in a.letter to Prince
Rupert, in which she expressed w..n-
out stint her hatred of Lord Neville
and her desire for his punishment
Rupert was we'll inclined to honor her
wish. He had seen the young Com
mcnwealth messenger, and his hand
some person and patrIcian manner
had given him a moments envious
look back to the days when he also
had been young and hopeful and full
of faith in his own great future.
r. 4
He had not long to wait for an
opportunity to meet Neville. While
he was playing billiards the following
afternoon with the Duke OF York, his
equcrry arrived at the Palais Royale
with his horse. Neville had taken the
northern road out of the city, and 1t
was presumably the homeward road.
Rupert followed quickly. but Neville
was a swift, steady rider, and he was
not oyertaken till twenty miles had
been covered, and the daylight was
nearly lost in the radiance of the full
moon. Rupert put spurs to his horse.
passed Neville at q swift gallop, then
suddenly wheeling. came at rush
towards him, catching his bride as
they met. .ss
You will alight. / have a quarrel to
settle with you a#.
On what ground?"
Say 1t is, on the ground Of your
mistress. am Earl de SVick's friend. Is
go will not fight on such pretense.,
My mistress would deny me If / did. 3.
Fight for your honor, then. z &
US Neville laughed. q know better;
And before what YOU call Honor, Iiput
Duty 5s!; .S
Then fight for the papers and,
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Then Matilda described the young
lord, and the particularly Of her
knowledge regarding his eyes and hair
and voice and manner did not please
Prince Rupert.
"a very naughty youth" said Ru-
pert when the conversation was re-
sumed. He was with the Cardinal
this morning. And now l begin to
remember his business was such as
in manner concerns us. Twas about
merchant ship which that old farmer
on King Charles throne wants pay
ment for. My men took it in fair
fight, and It's against all usage to give
back spoils."
They talked of these things until
'Rupert's engagements called him
away, then they rose. and leaning to-
wards each other, walked slowly down
the long splendid room together.
She went then to find her uncle and
aunt. But she quickly noticed in
them an air of anxiety and gloom, and
it annoyed her.
rs anything particularly wrong,
aunt? Have l been making some
trouble again."
Sir Thomas is very unhappy, niece.
He has heard news that frightens
him, and we are longing to be in the
peace and safety of our own home"
"You are going to lose a little gold,
and so you are wretched, and must
go TO the 1City-of- the Miserable"
Il am not going to lose penny"
We'll, then?'
There may be trouble because of
this very thing, and do not want to
be in Paris with the two women l love
| better than myself if Cromwell and
Mazarin come to blows. l might be
taken from you. should very likely
be sent to the Bastile; you would not
wish that, Matilda?"
Dear uncle, shall we not return by
The Hague?"
NO. Lord Neville has promised to
| do my business there. 1t is only q
matter of collecting a thousand pounds
from my merchant; but he is going to
J take charge of your aunt's jewels, and
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sweet body at attention. When to or
binary ears there would have been
nothing tosgive notice, Matilda heard
step. She let James letter drop tc
her feet. and stood facing. the door
with hands dropped and tightly
clasped.s Pa.
| a moment later the footsteps were
very distinct; they were ascending the
stairway quickly, peremptorily. A per
fectly ravishing light spread itself
over Matilda's face: Then the door
/ flew OPEN and Prince Rupert entered;
entered" however. +being too small
word, for with the opening of the
door he was on his knees at Matilda's
feet. his arms were round her waist,
she had bent her face to his, they
were both near to weeping and knew
it not. for love must weep when it
saatches from some hard Fate's con-
troll the hours that years have sighed
tor.
Rupert loved Matilda All the glory
and the sorrow Of his youth were in
that love, and as he llnelt at her feet
in his princely, soldierly splendor there
WAS nothing lacking in the picture of
romantic devotion. Adorable, ravish-
ing Natal he cried, '.at your feet l
am paid for my lifes misery" And
Matilda leaned towards him till their
handsome faces touched, and Rupert
could look love into her eyes, soft
and languishing with an equal affec-
ton. /,
For little while their conversation
was purely personal. but their own
interests We're so blent with public
affairs that it; was not possible to
separate them for any length of time.
we have sold all our cargoes,' he
said triumphantly, I'm spite of old
Grcmwcll's "Reminiscences. What can
Cromwell do Will he go to war with
France for q merchants bill Of lad
ing?" 81, !, 4. l59 q
III II will tell you something &. Rupert
i / had q letter to-day from my friend,
Mistress Jane Swaffham She says
her lover, Lord Cluny Neville, must
be In Paris about this time, and that
he will call on me He is on Crom-
wells business; there is no doubt OF
.,3s II; >s.S
s' What iss the. ppearance of Neville3
4, think saw him this morning
NJ
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