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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
SQUADRON STILL
AT KAARANH BAY
Japanese Government Becoming lrri.
tailed at Inactivity Of French in q
Regard to Neutrality of Port.
ODy Associated Press.o

TOXIC. April 19,--5 y. -Althn,,gh
not reported directly, it is believed
that lie Russian Second Pacific squat.
ron continues the occupation of Kan
ranll Bay. or some port OF AMMAN,
wnerc it is to remGin until joined by
The third Russian Pacific squadron.
The report that Admiral Roiestv en-
sky is maintaining patrol and exanl-
ming neutral shipping eft Kam"anli
Bay increases the irritation toward
France for permitting the use OF that
port as base of operations.
The Japanese government continues
silent regarding the representations on
the subject which have been made to
France.
The press. however, continues lis
agitation against France. demanding
vigorous action.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
TRYING TO CUT
THE RAILROAD
Determined Effort to Sever Steam Con.
sncction Between Hardin and vIadi-
vostok-chlnese Bandits Active.
tBy Associated Press.)

lIARBlN. April 19.-There was de-
tcrmincI attempt on the night of April
Ito ell: tho railroad between Hardin
AMI Viadivostok, a formidable body of
Chinese bandits making an attack near
The station of Imiyanpo, 100 miles east
q: Harhin. After q desperate fight,
which lasted several hours. the bandits
were driven oil and dispersed
+ Many smaller companies of Chinese
bandits are rowing In the rear of the
Russian army, but disappear when
pursued. 1t Is thought probable that
they are ManchurIans. who scatter to
their villages when they find them
selves III danger. There are various
reports of a wide turning movement at
Tsitihir or eastward OF 'that point, but
( as yet these rumors are apparently I'M
founded. The vigor OF the skirmishes
taking place on the left flank OF the
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
Lived at Huntington Hotel.

Stevens came to this city about four
months ago from his home in Ohio.
He was painter by trade and was
employed at the shipyard, living at the
Huntington hotel. corner of Thirty
sixth street and Washington avenue.
He was about 80 years old and, rs far
as is known here, unmarried.
Several weeks ago Stevens left the
shipyard and went to work for local
wagonmaker. He went on a spree
some days ago and stopped work.
The last time he was seen at the
hotel was Tuesday morning at break
fast. His absence had attracted no
particular attention and the numer-
GUS friends of the man at the hotel
were greatly shocked when they were
informed OF his death by a Daily Press
reporter about midnight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
DOPE STUPEFIED
CHARLES FINCH
Seized Nine-vear- Old Girl and Tossed
Her From viaduct to Ground,
80 Feet Below.
(By Associated Prcss.)

CINCINNATI. O., April l9.-Loretta
krekclor.: nine years old. today was
thrown from the liberty street viaduct
TO the ground. SO feet below. The girl
may lie. Charles Finch was later ar.
rested. The girl and her six.ycm.olil
brother, who was a witness 10 the as
saIlt. said that Finch, who was slmpc,
fed with cocaine, was the man con
cermed.
The children snid the man grabbed
at the boys hat and that the girl told
nm not tc touch it. The man then
seized the. girl ana tossed her over The
v!at!Hct rail
Firch said he knew nothing about
throwing the girl over the viadnct. H.,
said eclored man gave him a drug
and he had not remembered anything
after taking some of the. cocaine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20

ciaies" syndicate transactions. Mr..
pniermycr said in part:
"fhesc transactions tell their own
s.cry OF The equal interest AMI parlci.
cation o: Mr. Alexander. The lransac.
lions were entirely legitimate and
here is no just ground for criicis:ne
MIR Alexander or anybody else for 1T.
ing interested in them.
There were other like operations of
tbs same syndicate such as the inter.
national Marine. in which the synli
cate members lost their money and in
wh:ch the society took no pariicipn.
lion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
Panel Composed Of Ten Married
Men, a Bachelor and
a WidOwer.
ALL ARE PAST MIDDLE AGE
showg;ri Win Again Take Stand and
Tell Her Story of How Caesar Young
Me. His Death in New York Cab.
Smiths May Testify, For One side or
the Other.
(ny Associated prcss.D
the Other.

Wy SSSOcl;llcu t'FcSS.) .-r-
NEW YORK. April 19-rhe Jury
which is to decide the fate OF Nan,
Patterson. on trial for the third time
u:'on tho charge of numbering Caesar
Young. a hookmalier. was completed
at 7:40 o'clock tonight. when Recorder
Con adjourned court until next Mon.
day morIing.
Miss Patterson is to again face q
jury composed almost entirely of mar.
RED men, only two OF the accepted pan.
cl Of twelve being single, one bach.
elor and the other wldower.
No Spring Chickens on Jury.
Most OF the jurymen are mon of mid.
die age and beyond Many of them
have large families. some grown
daughters. who are married.
II was announced tonight that tia
defendant will take the stand agnin
during Tie present trial and fell her
story Of how Young met his death in
the !ransom cab last June. as he was
driving to the steamship pierto joiti
hi, wife on Il trip to Europe. 1t Is also
said that Miss Patterson. ia anxious
E,snaEs Il; gan ssMbsfih
sh6tffd aS6coifie &iIHa as For f he eIes
fcnse.Talthoagh 1t has not been deter.
riined yet, either by the prosecution
or the girls lawyers. just what pnrrl
tho j. Morgan Smiths shall play.
Recorders Charge to Jury.
When the last juror had; taken. Ibis
place in the one empty chair remain
ing in the box. Recorder Golf turned
10 the twelve mon uiil delivered thu
customary warning not to discuss the
case or to allow 1t to he discussed in
their heaeing. He then adjourned tho
court.
Miss Patt srson had a little chat will
her father and was then led back To
her cell in the ,Tombs. Her. .coursei
declares the girl is we'll pleased with
the -jury. Throughout The day she had
evinccd the keenest interest in tho en-,
animation of,thc talesmen, listening iii.
tcntly as one after another declared he
had formed or expressed an opiniop as
10 her guilt or innocence and Tint
nothing adduced at tile trial could alter
the opinion
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
KILLED BROTHER
OF BOSOM FRIEND
Misteok Prominent Physician For a
Burglar and Shot t4int-Is Now
Frustrated Wuh Grief.
Especial to the Daily Press,

(Snecfal to the Daily Press.)
CONVICTION, VA, April 19.-Thinl;-
ing Al attempt To rob the bank was
being made, DR.. Lawrence Anderson
Bragg. dentist who rooms in the Cit.
zens National Bank building. here. chi
ly. this morning, shot in the direction
of the noise.
The suspicious sound in reality was
due TO Dr. Alexander Nelson. Of the
staff of the Western State hospital.
who had arrived on late train and
hal come 10 CovingtoE to visit his
brother, an attorney. George L. Nelson.
While endeavoring 10 reach his
brothers room which is near the bank.
the physician had lost his way AMI
through mistake wandered to The eli
trance To tho hank building
The shot struck Dr. Nielsen and he
was almost instantly killed. his body
falling on the threshold Of the office en-.
trance
Attorney Nelson. who was Mt Hot
Springs when the lamentable AFFAIR
occurred. returned to Covington and
arranged to have the body taken to.
right TO Rapidan.
DR.. Hragg. who is bosom friend of
DR.. Nelson's brother, is completely
pr1sirated
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
PENN SYLVANIANS
NEEDED THE MONEY
Therefore. Pension Examiners En-.
dorsed Claims of Men Who Saw
No Service in the War
(By Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, D. C., April IS
Nine of the ten pension examiners,
constituting the board of review, were
separated from the government service
today.
Commissioner Of Pensions Warner
transmitted the nine designations to
Secretary Hitchcock with The recon-.
mendaticn that they be accepted, and
Mr.. Hitchcock took the desired action
without delay.
The difficulty involving the board of
review was its approval Of several pen.
sions to applicants whose only claim
was enlistment in Pennsylvania and
q New Jersey regiment of volunteers
for service in the civil war, but The SER
vices OF whom were never availcd OF
by the government
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
American ships on Watch.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., Arril a.
Rear Admiral Train, commanderin
chief of The Asiatic station. has report.
ed TO the navy department, by cable.
chat the Paraguay is ut Jclo. the Min
doro At Pollock, Minlanao Island. aud
'he Wisconsin at Olonsapo, on Suhis
bay, Island Of I.uzon. He also repor.,
cd that The Quiros is cruising in LIN
gayen Gulf and that the torpedo boats
Dale ana Decatur are cruising of thc
Island Of I'alawan.
Reference to The map of the archipel-
ago shows that this disposition affords;
excellent opportunities for observing
the movements Of The hostile fleets.
should they approach or enter Philip
pine waters.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
PONCHATOULA
JAIL MUST BE BAD
Three Prisoners cremeted in an Effort
to Burn Their Way Out Of
the Prison.

NEW ORLEANS. April 4 I'm an ri.
tempt to escape from jail three pris
oners today set fire to the Parish Jail
nt PoncEatonla. la. Two of the men
were cremated and third fatally
burned. The dead:
HENRY TAYLOR. VinemGunt, Ma
JAMES RElLLEY, Philadelphia, Pa
Fatally burned, -ucien George De
LIS. lafayette. La,
1he men We're arrested last nigh,
for disor,lerly. conduct.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
SMALL COLLEGES
il D Il i jil aa Ils;
Retired Chicago Capitalist viii CIV,
Ti.ern This Year Sum Approx
mating $25o,ooO.
ny Associated Press.)

CHICAGO. April 19.-Gifts amount.
ins in all to .s25O.OOo will he made this
year to small colleges in the rural dis
'ricts of Tennessee. Kentucky, North
Carolina and West Virginia. This an.
nouIccmcnt was made today by DR..
D. <. Pearsons, retired, capitalist and
beneractor of many small colleges il,
the United States.
u am not going to give to any rich
colleges" said DR.. Pearscns. Il haze
lot of colleges 10 choose. from in dis.
tributine the S2"o.O0O which nav,
decided 10 send down South. anu
going to pick out the very poorest and
more worthy and have the money
ready by May 1st."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
EMPIRE STATE
MAY SPEND $4,000
Thai is Limit Placed on Cost of Part:
cipation in the jamestown
Exposition.
(By Associated Press)

ALBANY. y. y, April IA bill
was introduced in, the Senate today to
comply with The request OF General
F!tHhugl Lee. president of The James.
town Exposition Company
1t provides for the appointment by
the governor of commission of seven
TO represent the State at the exposi.
ton.
This committee is directed to pro
vile for State building and exhibit
costing not over $iso,0nO and to re,
port the estimated expense to the leg
isiaturc il, January. 1906.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
FEW TRANSPORTS
NOW IN SERVICE
Japs Are Afraid of Russian Warships.
But Have Abundant Supplies on
Hand in Manchuria.
CBy Associated Press. )

YINKOW, April, l7-via ITEM TSIN
Few transports are now arriving al
Nav cEwang. This in contrast with
the rush of traffic since the opening
OF the Lao river, indicates that pre-
cautions are being taken against pos.
s:ble interference by the Russian Paci.
fic squadron.
Vast accommodations OF stores hav,
already heen made along the Japanese
lines of communication. assuring full
supplies TO the armies in the field.
even it the transport service. is inter
rupted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY
That is Charge Lodged Against French
For Providing Shelter For and Rem
derinu Assistance to Russia's BaIsis
Fleet-To Remain at kamranh Bay
Till May 2.
usy Associated Press,

CHICAGO. April ia special to
,hs. Daily News from Toxic. says:
at u conference of the elder states
mon. and the principal cabinet minis
icrs. today strongly worded psotcst
was sent &c France regarding It's fro,
caent violations OF neutrality, in pro.
Wiling shelter for and rendering as.
sistancc to Rrssia's Baltic fleet al
Madagascar and now at KamraDh Bay.
M answer has rs yet been receiv ed
from INC French authorities"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
While Looking at Weapon Slip.
ped a Cartridge In and
Shot Himself.
HAD LIVED IN NEWPORT NEW S
Name Was John 3. tephens-Letter,
Found or the Suicides Body Were
Addressed to Hotel Huntington
Member Wagon Workers Union and
Was An Eagle.
Especial to the Daily prcss.>

Especial 10 Inc DaIIy PrcsS.)
RICHMOND. VA. April l9-John b
Stephens shot and killed himself in
Farmville this afternoon. Entering the
store oc II. L. Barrow & Co. he asked
10 see Il pistol and when it was han.led
h:m put cartridge in II and shot him
self through the head
Letters were found on him from his
sister, Clara NJ. Stephens. Mt. Vernon.
Ohio, and cards issued by local No. vi,
Wagon Workers of New York, and ny
Trenton Aerie of Eagles.
Some of the letters were addressc
tc him al the Hotel Huntington. New
port News.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
MARTIN AT. LAWRENcEvtLLE.
Wants Vote Of No Man Who Believes
Him Faithless of inefficient.
Especial to the Daily prcss3

Especial to the Daily Press>
RICHMOND, VA. April l9.-At
Lawrencevillc. Brunswick county Sen.
Martin spoke twice today. His utter.
ances were substantially the same MS
IN his first speeches, except that he
took occasion to say that the person
olities in the campaign. had been fore.
ed upon him and were very distaste.
full.
Il want the vote of no man." he
said. who believes me to have been
faithless or Inefficient"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
HOWARD PUT TO SLEEP.
Unconscious Twenty Minutes From
- Tubby's Blow.
(By Associated Press

~ NBv lfSSOcIateu Press.)
JACKSONVILLE, FLA. April ia
prize fight took place today Just out
side the city limits, between Tubby
l'ixon. Of Jacksonville, and Howard
Dickson of Philadelphia. 10th colored.
The affair had been kept quiet to avoid
interference by the county authorities.
1t was to have been ten.round con
test hNt ended in the third by Tubby
Dixon striking his opponent q fearful
nnDerc"t on the point of the chin, liff.
Ing him clear off the floor. Howard
Dickson fell and for twenty minutes
afterwards wos unconscious.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
SEYMOUR ACQUITTED.
Trial Supposed to Be in Connection
With Grounding of Baltimore.
(By Associated Press.

(3y Associated Press.
MANILA April 1a.-After trial be-
fore a naval .court-martiaL Lieutenant
Commander Isaac knight Seymour mas
been acquitted.
Lieutenant Commander Seymour
was the navigating officer OF The cruis.
or Baltimore when that vessel ground
cd in the Straits CT Malacca. about six
months ago, and it is presumed that
his trial was in connection with that
affair. Commander J. b.. Biggs. who
was in command of the Baltimore, was
also tried by court-martial and nc
Quilted
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
Judge Martin Williams Nominated
Especial to the Daily Press

tspecial to the Daily Press,
RICHMOND. VA, April l9.-Thn
Democrats of Bland and Giles county
hell convention at Dlanl, today and
unanimously nominated Iadgc Martin
Williams for the House of Delegates.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
Signs Stock Transfer Tax Bill.
(By Associated Prose-

1t''''tICT<R
ALBANY. ". y, April 19.-Governor
Higgins tonight signed the stock trans.
Ter bill imposing a stamp tax of two
cents ell each 500 of par value of
a corporation stock securities sold or
transferred
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
Joseph jefferson Much Better.
(By Associated Pres

WEST PALMssPEACII, FLA, April
l9.-Josepii Jefferson is much better
ana VIII snrvivesthe night. He took
grape fruit at noon and asked for soup.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
NEWPORT NEWS VA. Thursday April 20, 1905

Russian army. however seems 10 IN.
dictate hat the Japanese arc planning
&c thrust northward and interposc Il
force between Eiarbin and Vladvoslok
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
YaIe Team on southern rim.

NEW HAVEN CONN, April TO-
fa!e's baseball team left today fer (,
Southern trip during the Easter holi.
day. The FIRST came viii be played
with Georgetown tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
Goes to ST. Paui's, Petersburg.
Especial to the Daily Pressl

RICHMOND, VA, April 1s.-The
Rev. w. Barnwell, of South Carolina,
VINO came here from Mississippi re-
Gently to take temporary charge of
ST. Pauis Episcopal church, this city,
mas accepted a call to the rectorship
OF st. Paul's church, Petersburg, Va.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
ASK FOR RECEIVER.
Louisiana PoIicyholders of the Equit.
able Take Radical Action.

(Fy NsSOcIaten p cs6.1
NEW ORLEANS, April l9.-Edgar
NJ. Calm, an attorney. filed suit in the
civil courts today here on behalf of
himself and other policyholders of the
Equitable Life Insurance Society,
asking for receivership under the
Louisiana law and for accounting OF
the company's affairs in view OF the
New. York situation. The petition
represents that the company has large
interests here
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-20
Another Destroyer Launched

TOKlOO. April l9--rhc torpedo boat
destroyer Xiii was launched nj Kur':
today. Her displacement exceeds 200
tons.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-30
BY Booth Harrington

IF this is to be known, twill be better if l leave
after; should be observed if went now"
AS you will, madam" he answered, not dis
pleased. "And now you impudent villain" he be-
gan, turning to NJ, Beaucairc, but to fall back
astoundcd "Od's blood, the dog hath murdered and
robbed some royal prince" He forgot Lady Marys
presence in his excitement. Lay hands on hint" he
shouted. Tear those orders from hint"
Molyneux threw himself between "One world"
he cried "One word before you offer an outrage
you will repent all your lives!'
"Or let NJ. de Wintersct come alone" laughed
NJ. Beaucaire.
"Do you expect me to fight cut,throat barber
and with bare hands,"
II think one does not cxpcc' monsieur to fight
anybody, Would fight YOU you Think That was
why | had my servants, that evening we play.
would gladly fight almos' any one in the worl'j but
l did not wish to soil my hand with t."
stuff his lying mouth with his ordcrs" shouted
the Duke.
But Molyneux still held the gentlemen back Zone
moment" he cried.
M. de Wintcrset," said Bcaucaire, "of what are
you afraid You calculate well, Bcaucaire might
have been bclief-an mposter that you yourself
expose Never! But | was not gon' reveal that
secret You have not absolve me of my promise"
Tell what you like" answered the Duke. Tell
all the wild lies you have time for. You have FIVE
minutes to make up your mind to go quietly"
Now you absovc me, thenY lla, ha! Oh, yes!
Madcmoiselle," he bowed to Lady Mary, ~ have the
honor to reques you leave the room. You shall miss
no details # these friens of yours kill me, on the
honor Of French gentleman
"A French what" laughed Bantison.
do you dare keep up the prctcnscr" cried Lord
Townbrake. know, you villain barber, TINT your
master, the Marquis de Mirepoix il in the next
ROOM"
Moyneux heaved great sigh of relief "Slmll
= lie turned to NJ. Bcaucairc
The young man laughed, and soid: "Tcll him
come here mt once"
"Impudent to the nst!" cried Buntis0n, w
Molyneux hurried from the room.
"Now you goin' to see NJ. Bcaucairc's master"
said Beaucairc to Lady Mary. ""Iis true what |
say, the other night. from France in his
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-30
CHAPTER vi.

in the outer room, Winterset unable to find
Lady Mary, and supposing her to have joined Lady
Rellerton, disposed of his negus, then approached
the two visitors to pay his respects to the young
teen arrogantlooking, but pretty as a girl. Stand.
ing beside the Marquis de Mirepoix-a man of quiet
bearing-he was surrounded by group of the great
among whom Mr.. Nash naturally counted himself
The Beau was felictating himself that the foreigners
had not arrived week earlier in which case he and
Bath would have been detected in piece of gross
ignorance concerning the French nobty-makng
much of de Mirepoix's exbarber
Ills lucky thing that fellow was got out of
the way" he calculated, under cover
Thank me for it," rejoned Winterset
An attendant begged Mr.. Nash's notice The
head baili sent word that Beaucaire had long since
entered the building by a side door. 1t was sup
posed Mr.. Nash had known of it, and the French.
man was not arrested as Mr.. Moyneux was in his
company, and said he would be answerable for him.
CONSERVATION was so plain the Beaus trained
face that the Duke leaned towards him anxously.
1.-The villains in, and Moyneux hath gone mad"
Mr.. Bantison, who had been fercely ebowing his
way toward them, joined heads with them. "You
may well say he is in" he exclaimed "and if you
want to know where why, in yonder card room l
saw him through the hafopen door,"
What's to be done ~ asked the Beau
"Send the bailiffs-"
"Fie, fe! A file of bailiffsg The scandal"
"Then listen to me-" said the Duke "Ill select
half dozen gentlemen explain the matter and
we'll put him in the center of us and take him out
to the bailiffs. Twill appear nothing. DO you
remain here and keep the attention of Beau oais and
de Mirepoix. Come, Bantison, fetch Townbrake and
Harry Rakell yonder I'll bring the Others
Three minutes later, his Grace of Winterset flung
wide the card room door, and, after his friends had
entered, closed it,
"Ah!" remarked NJ Beaucairc quietly. six
more large men,"
The Duke, seeing Lady Mary, started; but the
angry signs of her interview had not left her face,
and treasured him. He offered his hand to conduct
her to the door "May have the honory"
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-12-30

suite; my passport say his barber. Then to pass
the cnnu Of exile, come to Bath and play for what
one will. II kill the time But when the people
hear have been servant they come only secretly;
and there is one Of them--he has absolve' me of
promise not to spcsk-Of him learn something he
cannot wish to be toll, ! make trouble to learn
this thing. Why | should do thsH Well--that is
my own rizzon. So | make this help me in
masquc, the unmasking il was, for as there il no
to know me, | throw of my black wig and he
come mysclf-and so | am 'Chateauricn,' Castle No
where. Then this man ] use, this Wintcrset
he"
II have great need to deny these accusations"
said the Duke,
May" said Lady Mary YEARLY.
shall | tell you why | mus be- Victor and
'RMucaire and 'Chatcaurcn,' and not mysclfI'
"To escape from the baffs for debts for razors
and soap" gibcd Lord Townbrakc'
mo, monsieur In France have got a cousin
who is II man with n very bad temper at some time
and he will never enjoy his relatives to do what he
does not wish"
He was interrupted by a loud commoton from
without. The door was flung open, and the young
Count Of Bcoujolais bounded in and threw his arms
about the neck Of NJ Beaucaire
"Philippel" he cried my brother. | have come
tn take you back with mo-"
N. dc Mircpoix followed him, bowling M u court
icr in Differences but M, BeNucaic took both his
hands heartily. MOyneux came after with Mr.
Nash, and closed the door
MY warmcst fclictatons,' said the Marquis
There IL no longer need for your incOgntO."
"Thou best Of mastcrsl" sad Bcaucairc, touch.
ing him fondy on the shoulder. 81 know Your
courier safely And 10 am forgvcnl But
! forget" lic turned TO the lady She had begun
Ia trcmbe exceedingly FAIRIES Of all the English
fair" he said the gentlemen bowed low to her deep
courtesy, 81 beg the honor TO prcscn TO Lady Mary
Carlisle NJ. 10 Comtc dc Beau olais, NJ de Mrc-
polk has already the honor. Lady Mary has been
very kind to me, my frcns; you mus help me to
make my acknowledgment Madcmoiscc and gen.
lcmcn, will you give me that favor to dctun you
ono instanY"
Continued on Tenth pAgc)