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couple as they moved away.
MARRY him! Never she.' cried Stat
| ford .Kitty's no fool. Why. man
the little demon wouldn't have me
She loves her liberty and her pleasure
l too well. Did you not see: She coule.
4 net look up for fear of showing the
devilment in her eye. Cheerily. cheer
| lily, my gallant captain cried the
spark, and struck the reedy shoulders
that had buttressed him in contemptu
Gus good natured yaIediction. ''YoU
need not yet cast about for a new
| greenhorn to subsist upon"
/ Mistress Kitty. glancing up at her
calf, found, something to her astonish-
ment and further displeasure. new
expression in his eyes. Ardor had been
superseded by an unseasonab bic gray
| ity.
THE creature is a complete men
agerie,'' she thought to herself indig-
nantIy. Il VOW, he looks like nothin :
but an owl in the twilight
They wandered together from the
pump room on to the abbey flags, anG
so, slowly. into the cool and shad!
orange grove. and in a sequestered spo;
they sat them down on Il stone bench
when man." said he. has been
as L have, brought face to face, within
the space OF one short morning, wit,
the great events of existence, dealt
and love, how hollow and how TN
worthy do the mock joys and griefs @:
society appear to bimr'
''Oh, lar said she. You alarm E,e
And when did you see death. my lord 2
Why said he, with his innocen
gravity, had you not interviewed, u.
dearest dear, between Sir Jasper ant
me this morning, who knows wha
might have happened?"
.'Oh, that said she, and her Ii.
curled
AYE" said he. where should l BE-
now, Kitty? The thought haunts me il
the midst of my great happiness. Had
L killed Sir Jasper. could / have looked
upon myself other than as MUIR
derer?'
''Oh. fie fie,' interpolated his mistress
impatiently ''who ever thinks of such
things in little matters of honor?"
In her heart she told herself that the
young man showed a prodigious want
ceeded to display st..i greater lack
that convenient quality.
'.On the other hand had l fallen-an
that indeed was the more likely co:
tingency-it being my first affair of Il!
kind, l tremble to think in what stat
my soul would have appeared befot
itS Maker" His VOICE OIliyered q r,f
ment
My Lord Ferney," cried Kitty. turn
ing upon him Il most distressed coun
tenance. you have no idea how yo.
shock me- And indeed he had not
He took boz distress for the swcctes
No was elab0is.
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sctdnvru, said my Loru serney
as solemn as any owl, while Mistress
Kitty, caught by the infection of the
genial Stafford's mirth, Uttered upon
his armsss..I have deeper reason than
you think Of to rejoice that the~absurd
misunderstanding was cleared up be
tween Sir Jasper and myself. This
lady and r.
''0h, dear; the joke, the joker cried
Mistress Bellairs, with loud Impotence,
and stamped her little foot.
"Oh, my fair BeIlairs," gasped Mr..
Stafford, had you but been there &c
share it with me-"
This LADY, quoth Lord Verney.
Il wish indeed | had been,'' cried
She. And in very truth she did.
mistress BeTIairs,' said the determin-
ed lover, has consented to make me
the happiest of men"
"Eh?" cried Mr. Stafford and stopped
on the edge of another guffaw.
Mistress Kitty cast down her eyelids.
She felt she looked demure and almost
bashful, and she hated herself in this
character.
Mr. Stafford was one of the thirty
seven lovers of whom the lady had
spoken so confidently.
'.Ah, madam" cried he reproachfully,
list not enough to keep me forever liz
hades? Must you needs add to my tor
ture by showing me another in para
disc? But, my little Nerney,' he went
on, turning good naturally to his young
rival, lit is but fair to warn you that
you will be wise to pause before get
ting yourself measured for your halo
The paradise of this lady's favor is
(alack, do l not know it of most pre-
carious tenure
This lady, SIR" said Lord Verney,
with rigid lips, has promised to be
my wife" 1t was fortunate that Mr..
Stafford had prop; under the shock he
staggered. Man of the world as he
was, the most guileless establishment
was stamped on his countenance.
Oh, how demure looked Mistress Kit
ty. Spicer, n trif1e yellow. became
ELUSIVE in Notwithstanding
tions which were but coldly received by
his patron.
'Ah, Kitty" whispered Mr.. Stafford
in Mistress Bellairs' shell-like ear,
do you like them so tender green?
Why, my dear, the lads chin is as
smooth as your own. What pleasantly
is this?
Kitty scraped her little foot and
hung her head. Mistress Kitty coy!
And yon poor innocent with his air of
proprietorship-'twas a most humorous
spectacle,
I'm sure, Verney," cried Mr.. Stat
ford, 81 wish you joy-ha, ha-with all
my heart! And you, madam-he, he
forgive me, friends-the thought of Sir
Jasper's duel is still too much for me.
Ha, ha. Support me Spicer."
Shell marry him, she'll marry him."
cried Spcer, with bilious yindictive-
ness. looking over his shoulder at the
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-15
CHAPTER XIV.

~ EMS O'HARA appropriately
HHI lived in Gay street. As all the
HU world knows, Gay street runs
- steeply from the green ex-
clusiveness of Queen square to the
lofty elegance, the columnal solemnity
of the Kings Circus. Being a locality
Of the most fashionable, Gay street was
apt to be deserted enough at those
hours when fashion, according to the
unwritten laws of Bath, foregathered
in other quarters.
Toward o'clock of the evening of
the day after his duel with Sir Jasper.
Mr.. Denis O'Hara. seated at his open
window, disconsolate in a very gor-
geous dressing gown and slight fever
fit. found it indeed so deserted that the
sight of a sedan chair and two toiling
chairmen coming up the incline became
quite an object ofsinterest to him.
ITO be sure" thought he, don't l
know it's only some old hen being jog
gled home to roost after losing sixpence
and her temper at piquet. But sure.
what's to prevent me beguiling myself
for bit by drea ming of some lovely
young female coming to visit me in me
misfortune? Sure it's the rats those
fellows are that not one of them would
keep me company tonight. There's no
body like your dear friends for smell
ing out an empty purse. Musha,' said
Mr.. O'Hara. putting his head out of the
window, IF the blessed ould chair isn't
stopping at me own door,
A bell pealing through the house
confirmed his observation.
TITS a woman. BY the powers, it's
woman. Tim, TIM" roared Mr..
O'Hara. come to me this minute or
III brain ye."
Conscious Of his invalid negligee he
rose in his chair, but, curiosity proving
stronger than decorum. was unable TO
tear himself from his post OF vantage
at the window.
'Oh, the doaty little foot.' he cried
in rapture. as arched pink silk instep
and brocade slipper of daintiest pro
portion emerged in a little cloud of
lace from the dim recesses of the chair
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chair. The physician had blooded him
that morning by way of mending him
for his loss the previous night, and he
felt just little shaky and swimming.
Mistress Eittys eye became ever more
kindly as it marked these fiattering
signs of emotion.
The noodle" said she vindictively
"mistook the purport of some merely
civil words, and forthwith went about
bleating to all Bath that he and l were
to be we'd"
'I'll soon stop his mouth for him,
muttered Mr.. O'Hara. moved to less
refinement of diction than he usually
affected. "Oh, Kitty said he, and
wiped his pale brow. "Sure it's the
terrible fright you've given me.'
Here Mistress Bellairs became sud
denly and inexplicably agitated.
You don't understand said she,
and stamped her foot "Oh, how can
1 explain? How are people so stupid
/ was obliged TO go to his rooms this
morning-a pure matter of friendship,
sir, on behalf of my Lady Standish.
Who would have conceived that the
calf would take it for himself and
think it was for his sake I interfered
between him and that mailman, Sir
Jasper! 'Tis very hard cried Mis-
tress kitty, '.for a lone woman to es-
cape calumny, and now there is my
Lord Verney. after braying it to the
whole of Bath, this moment writing to
his insufferable old mother And there
is that cockatoo aunt of his looking out
her most ancient set of garnets and
strass for wedding gift. And, OH.
dear, oh, dear, What am l to do?'
She turned over the back of her chair
to hide her face in her pocket hand
kerchief. In n twinkling O'Hara was
again at her feet
''SOul of my soul. pulse of my hearth
cried he. Sure, don't cry, Kitty.
darling. I'll clear that little fellow out
of your way before you know where
you are"
Indeed, SIR" she said, flashing round
upon him with a glance surprisingly
bright, considering her woe. "And il,
that how you would save my reputa.
tion?" No, / see there's nothing for
it," said Mistress Kitty, with sudden
compOsure, folding up her handker-
chief deliberately and gazing up again
at the chandelier with the air of an
early martyr. there's nothing for il
but to pay the penalty of my good
nature and go live at Verney Hall be
tween my virtuous Lord Verney and
that paragon of female excellence and
domestic piety, his mother
Nov, by st. Peter" cried O'Hara
springing to his feet. "if l have to
whip you from under his nose at the
very altar and carry you away myself
I'll save you from that, me darlingr
Say you sou cried the lady, with
alacrity. "Then. indeed, SIR" she pro
ceeded, with sweetest coyness, and
pointed her dimple at him, TN no;
deny but what 1 thought you coul(
help me when l sought YOU tonight
There was a letter. SIR she said
(which yester morning l receive1
Twas signed by lock of hair N
'Ah. Kitty cried the enrapfSFe.
and. adoring Irishman, once mQfg ex
tending wide his arms.
Softly, sir said she. eluaRna him
LET vs. -
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iIusii. s.ie- i can't ABIDE
him."
Mr.. O'Hara hall started frein his
armchair. Say but The word" sail
he. land I'll run him through the ribs
as neat as
..Oh, be quiet" cried the lady in
much evaporation. nIIow can you
talk like that when all the world knows
he is to be my lusband.''
your husband. Mr. OIIara turned
an angry crimson to the roots of his
crisp red hair. Then lie stopped. suffo-
eating.
But | don't want TO marry him.
you gaby.' cried Mistress Kitty. with
q charming smile
Her lover turned white and leaned
back against the wing Of his great
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- EMS O'HARA appropriately
lived in Gay street. AS all the
uU world knows Gay street runs
. steeply from the green eX-
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sure, maybe ola Moses WOuluu nave
been so hard on those Israeltes il
they'd had the gumption to raise pref
ty woman in the midst Of them instead
of an old gilt calf"
AT this word Mistress Kitty gave a
perceptible start
ooh, DEAR" said she, s'never, never
speak to me of that dreadful animal
again! Oh, Denis," she said, turning
upon him for the first time her full
eyes, as melting and as pathetic just
then as it was in their composition to
look, Il am in sad, sad trouble, and
don't know what to do.''
Here she produced a delicate hand
kerchief and applied it TO her eyelashes,
which she almost believed herself had
become quite moist.
Me jewell" cried Mr.. O'Hara, pre-
pairing to administer the first form of
consolation that occurred to him.
BE quiet said Mistress Kitty testi-
~. Get up, sir! l have to consult
you. There. there, sit down. Oh,
am in earnest, and this is truly seri-
ous''
Mr.. O'Hara, though with some reluc-
lance. obeyed. He drew his chair as
near to the widows as she would per-
nit him, and pursed his lips into grav-
ity.
You know my Lord yerney." began
the fascinating widow.
Il do. interrupted the irrepressible
1rishman. and q decent, quiet lad he
is, though. devil take him. he makes so
many bones about losing few Suineas
at cards that one would think they
grew on his skim
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For Yourself !?
Or Do You Open Your Mouth Like Young Bird GuIp
Whatever Food Medicine May be OferedY

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PUBLIC YALE

PUBLIC SALE/
OF my entire HveryetaE consisting
of horses. buggies and HARNESS, Tues
day, October Is, At a. m.
II and 10 1th\ 18th street
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NOTICE OF reconsideration.

NOTICE OF A0"'1fRAr'on.
Notice is hereby givef that the I'M
dersigned has been al fOinted by the
Wayne Circuit Court bf Indiana, ad-
ministrator of the ed ate of Henry
Geers, deceaset, Tate II Wayne Coun-
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be solvent.
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MERITS MORNING kRAYER.

/ want all the dead pgs, cows.
sheep, horses. for feAili1 ng purpos-
es. Both phones, 103, WI you have
dead animals, and they will be
promptly hauled away.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-24
Stranger III In Ensiey.

T. IT Ford, white man about 30 years
old, lies seriously ill in the house of
Fannie johnson on Seventeenth street, in
this city.
Ford is stranger in Ensley and has
been here only three days lie is man
of large. physique and will weigh about
200 pounds. According to his statement
he is from Pittsburg. where he says his
relatives reside. He came to Ensley Tues
day night in an intoxicated condition
and in some manner found his way into
the house. Since that time he has been at
the point of death and on the verge of
a stroke of paralysis. The women of the
house have been unusually kind in nurs-
ing him and attending to his wants. But
for their kindly aid the man would have
died. DIR. J. r Kent has been giving Ford
medical attention Mayor Scott was noti-
fled OF the condition of the unfortunate
man and this afternoon he instructed
Chief Sugg to provide for his comfort
The chief communicated with the aims
house In Birmingham. which sent its am
bulance out for the stricken man.
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CAPITAL TIED UP
BY JIM CROW LAW
Street Car Service Suspended
Two Hours Yesterday
CITIZENS ARE INDIGNANT
Injunction Finally Starts the Cars and
Hasty Session of the Council :.
Is Called to Repeal
the Law.

Montgomery, November 23.-(Special.)-
For more than two hours today the en-
tire street railway system of the city
was tied up, because of an attempt to
enforce q new Jim Grow law, providing
for absolute separation of the races, re-
Gently adopted by the city council The
Traction company officers had notified the
mayor that they could not obey the pro-
visions of the ordinance, and remain in
business, as 1t would have involved the
purchase of double supply of machinery
and twice the power and working forces
now in the employ of the company
After holding the cars on Dexter ave-
nue., and in the streets running to that
thoroughfare from $3.50 to 11;20. traffic
was resumed by reason of an order re-
straining the city from enforcing the law,
and passing the matter over to a hear
Ing in the courts for the purpose of
testing the right of the city to take such
action. This was followed at once by
call for extra session of the city
council for the supposed purpose of
repealing the ordinance.
Big Crowd Present.
1t having been announced ny the mayor
that the law would be enforced to the
letter, there were two or three hundred
people on the square this morning when
the time, $50 o'clock came for putting
, the. brder into effect. The stipulation was
thai every should carry sign, telling
II i was for black or white passengers.
and that there should be no mixture of
Embraces in the car itself. Violators of
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Will Preach Last Sermon.

The Rev. l.. F. Written, pastor of the
First Methodist church, will preach his
last sermon of the conference year at the
church Sunday, the 18th, and every mem
Der is especially requested to attend. The
pastor will preach at the morning services
on Temperance, In keeping with the
day which Is Temperance Sunday
throughout the world. The evening SER
mon will be selected.
DR.. Whitten's report for the confer
ence year is complete and it shows many
excellent statistics, among which was the
enrolment of 119 new members. However,
10 of these were removed by certificate
and by death. leaving a net gain of 80.
The church collections are all paid in
The annual North Alabama conference of
the M. E. church, south, meets in Gads-
den on the 2Sth, and DR.. Written will
leave for that city on Tuesday, the 9th
He leaves with the well wishes of his
church, and 1t is earnestly hoped that he
will be returned to Ensley Bishop Hen
dirk OF Kansas City, Mo-, will preside at
the conference at Gadsden