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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-05-14

"Go-go on" he said, almost in
articulately.
81 left her looking more dead than
alive, and came back to town; and
thought you'd come back to me. +
| waited, and one day saw you in
Hancock's buying the-the ring, and
knew she'd taken you back; and
all in a moment II told her, and
then and there l got frightened at
what I'd done. And when l saw that
she had managed to do what | had
failed over, and had separated you
from Leslie Isle, and got you for
herself
"Her? Who?"
"Who? Why, Lady Eleanor Dallas!
ills she you are going to marry, isn't
it 2" 'Tt's-it's a bad business, Yorke,
she painted, YEARLY. "But-but
don't be to hard on me or on her;
for she loves you, Yorke. All! that's
been the trouble all round; we've
loved you too WE'LL"
"That-that will do, Fini" he said,
hoarsely.
But l should have given in to
her, and kept back the lies, If you
hadns sent me this;" and she put
her hand to her bosom and drew out
the locket. THAT gave me the
pluck and the obstinacy. l thought
that, after all, you cared for me"
She stopped. at was a mistake all
round; and-and-so | don't care to
keep it any longer. Take it, Yorke.
Do you think I'd keep 1t now? l
know you didn't mean it for me, but
for her! Not 1! Take it, and-well,
give me the other
He suffered her to close his hand
over the locket, and she took the
pendant and laid it on the pillow
81 know now why she put her hand
to her bosom once or twice. Poor
girl! Yes, 1 can be sorry for her,
for | know what she felt. But it's
too late now, Yorke, suppose. You've
got to marry Lady Eleanor, Ell?
WeH'-as he remained silent-let's
hope that poor young thing has for
gotten YOU
Better go now, Yorke. know you
hate the sight of me. That's only
natural"
mo, no, Fin, I'm not so bad as
that. But 1 feel confused and half
mad. God forgive us all! We all
seem to have conspired to work her
wrong. Even Dolph-and 1 who
loved her! Yes, I'd better go now,
Fin; but will come back"
mo, you won't at least, not till
after your marriage"
To be Continued.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-05-14
ADVICE FROM JAPAN.

Professor Ohmori, a seiSmolOgiSt,
and Professor Nakamura, an architect,
of Toxic, have been ordered to pro-
coed to San Francisco to study the re-
cent earthquake and offer their ser
vices if required.
Here is something that the Japa-
nese may be able to do to our advan-
tage without unduly taxing their own
resources Japan is land of earth
quakes and it's investigators have
studied them to some practical pur-
pose They have not only made i'm
portant discoveries regarding the oc-
currence of earthquakes but their
architects, there is reason to believe,
lead the world in the construction OF
buildings capable of withstanding
earthquake shocks.
Professor Ohmori is a competent OBJ
server of earthquakes and Professor
Nakamura is an architect skilled in
the construction Of buildings to with
stand earthquake shocks. Both OF
them may be able to give the people
of San Francisco who furnish the
money for building and those who
plan the buildings valuable informa.
ton and advice.
The people of the western metropo-
lis can not afford to neglect such in
formation and advice from whatso-
ever source they may come, as these
aids may be of far greater and more
enduring value than such relief as ply
sicians may be able to afford.
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ELIJAH AT JAFFA.
Prophet of Shiloh Presents Himself

Prophet of Shiloh Presents Himself
to the People of the LeVantine City
Damascus correspondence of the
Portland Press.-I landed at Jaffa, the
ancient Joppa, which you know, is the
place from which Jonah embarked
when he had his experience with the
whale. 1t is a place of marvels, for
the rock with the rusty remains of a
ring in it is shown as the one to which
Andromeda was bound when she was
rescued from the jaws of the monster
by Perseus. Not far away, too, is the
birthplace of st. George, who slew
the dragon, and his tomb is still shown
to the traveller. Jaffa is, therefore,
just the place where we might expect
our eccentric countryman of Holy
Ghost and US" fame to turn up, and
here he is, or was just before my ar
rival, when he went away on his yacht,
leaving his family in house which he
has hired here. l was told that before
beginning his work in Maine he was
wrecked in Russian vessel on the
rocks which extend along the shore,
making the approach to Jaffa very
dangerous in bad weather. An old
mariner succeeded in rescuing all the
passengers by getting rope to the
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-05-14

my head if he didn't put it on straight
every morning when he brushed my
hair"
'You keep a choice collection o.
things in these drawers OF yours
Dolph," he said.
"Wnat is it?" asked the duke.
"Only diamonds" he said, "and
very handsome ones too. Where or
earth did you get them, and who are
they for? Perhaps I'd better not &C
poking about any longer, or shall
come upon some secret"
"Oh, I've no ecrets. What is il
you have found?"
do you recognize?' he asked.
eyes," replied Yorke, slowly. ct is
a thing l gave-How did it come
here. Where did you get it?''
1T was brought to me-"
Brought to you? Why to your
demanded Yorke, looking up from
the pendant.
L cannot tell you"
"Who brought it?"
"a man by the name of forget
His card is there in the drawer
mo, it is not here"
Then it is lost His name-his
name-yes, I remember. 1t was
Duncombe."
Did he give no message?" he
asked.
mo. He acted as if he thought
had sent it,
you don't want to talk about it?'
mo. l don't. There are some things
one would prefer to forget"
"Ah, if one could-if one could"
What is the matter?" demanded
the duke.
Nothing. Do you mind my leav-
ing before coffee?"
"Not a bit. Where are you going?'
'T shall not be back till late, Dolph.
Don't sit up
Yorke was not a bad-tempered man,
nor malignant, but at that moment he
was possessed by d burning desire
TO confront Finetta and charge her
with her perfidy.
He went down the Strand and en-
tered a theater. The stall-keeper
looked at him with lively surprise and
interest.
GLAD to see you back, my lord.
Miss Finetta appears tonight?" he
asked.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-05-14
PROSPERITY FOLLOWS CALAM-
ITY,

Worcester Telegram-The predic-
ton has been made that the new San
Francisco will be made Of steel. The
buildings, of brick, stone and wood
fell and burned by the score in the
some sections where steel structures
still stand, damaged somewhat, but
not destroyed, and for the most part
fit for present use. The rebuilding Of
the business section of the city is ex-
pected to be rushed more than has
ever been known in another city, and
that means that the market for
structural steel will boom beyond all
precedent The plants of this coun-
try where such material is made have
been enlarged in almost every In
stance in the last few years, some
having been doubled, and new places
built for the same purpose, but they
have all been rushing for year or
more to their limits, and have report
ed orders ahead for the most of this
year. With this new, quick demand
for steel building material, new con-
ditions will probably be made, and 1t
is probable that some other projects
will be delayed for accommodation of
San Francisco. There is no idleness
in sight for the steel workers of this
country, all the way around from the
iron ore mines to the employees of
building contractors.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-05-14
CHAPTER XXXVII.

The weeks rolled on, and the we'd
ding-morn of Yorke and Eleanor Dali
las stood three days off.
81 shall have him altogether
presently" was the thought that con-
soled her. "All my own-my own,
with no fear of anything or anybody
coming between u.s."
Yorke walked into the dukes study
on the evening of the third day be-
fore that appointed for the wedding,
the duke glanced at him keenly.
did you send back those drafts of
the leases posted to your"
Yorke got up and sauntered across
the room. He looked very tall and
thin in his morning suit of black
serge. and the duke noticed that he
was paler than when he had seen
him last-paler and more tired look
ing.
Never mind, let the lawyers make
out fresh ones"
"On, I'll fill EN-" said Yorke. "You
have stuffed them in somewhere. ;
AnAd he openedt he drawerin the free
and-easy manner in which favorite
son opens the drawers and cupboards
of a father. I'll back you for care
fully mislaying things, especially pa
pers. against any man in England
excepting myself
Grey always sees to them; he
has spoiled me" remarked the duke,
apologetically.
"That's what 1 tell my man Elem
ing" said Yorke. Il should mislay
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-05-14
CHAPTER XxXVIIl.

Yorke went in. Finetta was lying
on a sofa-lying with that awful inert
look which tells it's own story. The
shapely arms hung down Imply, help
lessly; across her face, white as DEATH
a thin line of blood trickled, coming
again as fast as the trembling dresser
wiped it away. One or two women
stood near her, silent and apprehen-
sive.
Are you hurt, Fin?" he said, in a
low voice.
"Yes," she said. Badly, l think.
Some-some fool left the trap IN
bolted. Oh"-a CLEAN of fire shot
into her eyes for a moment-"or was
it done on purpose, Ell? There's one
or two here who wouldn't be sorry 70
have me out of the bills. Well,
they'll have their wisn-ror short
time"
Have you sent for a doctor?"
Doctor! l don't want any doctor
here. 1 want to go home. Take me
home. Yorke. Never mind what they
say. Take me home, if you have to
do it on a stretcher!"
Every WE'LL" he said
"You can't do it, I'm afraid, my
lord. She's too badly hurt to be
moved" said the major.
Don't listen to him, Yorke. Take
me home
A long, slight table stood in the
passage. Yorke wrenched the legs
off and called to a couple of carpen
tiers. Then, with the help OF the
manager and dresser, he laid Finetta
on this impromptu stretcher, and car
ried her to the brougham which was
waiting outside.
Drive slowly" he said to the man
mo; let him go fast! l can bear
it,
Yorke sat beside her and supported
her, and she lay with her head on his
shoulder. her teeth set hard, he1
lands grasping each other, and no cry
or groan passed her lips.
At the sound Of the broughan
wheels, Polly came to the door and
uttered a cry of alarm at the sight OF
her sister lying limp and helpless IN
Yorke's arms.
ooh Lord Yorke!" she gasped.
Don't be frightened, Polly" he
said. "Finetta has met with an &C
cident."
Get her undressed and into bed
he said. "I'm going for & doctor.
"You-you will come back, Yorke.'
"Of course" he said. keep up your
heart, Fin. You'll be all right"
1t seemed an age before the doctor
came down.
"Well?" asked Yorke, anxiously.
''She is very badly hurt on, no
| 1 don't say that it will kill her; but
you see she struck the edge OF the
trap with her back. l think / should
like to have Sir Andrew.
Eyes, yes! will send for him al
once"
"oh, tomorrow will do, my lord
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-05-14
Continued.

THAT is what I have been doing
thinking" he said, grimly. at has
been a terrible blunder. l do not
know all the circumstances-sc scarcely
any,-indeed-of the case. l only
know that it was the duke to whom
she was engaged"
WAS? Then it was broken off?''
eyes," he said, gravely; ''by Miss
Lisle. For good and sufficient rea-
sons, I am certain
you know her-you have known
her all along?" She saw him color,
in a breath "Ah, understand"
eyes," he said, Il have known Miss
Isle long time. 1 had hoped once
to induce her to become my wife,
but
"And now?"
81 am engaged to another lady," he
said, rather stiff1y. Miss Lisle re-
fused me. That is all that need be
said on that point, Lady Eleanor"
ct has been a terrible blunder,"
1 said, thoughtfully But. oh,
what a load your news has removed
from my heart! Not Lord Auches-
ter, but the duke!"
81 am glad to have helped you to
that happiness, however slightly he
said; "and 1 trust that you may be
happier still in the future. Goodbye
Lady Eleanor"
Eyes, sir, his grace is at home; but
l do not know whether he can see
YOU. 1 will ask his gentleman"
Grey came into the hall and shook
his head as Ralph Duncombe prefer
red a request for an interview.
His grace only returned yesterday,
and is very tired, sir, am afraid he
cannot see you"
Ralph Duncombe wrote on the back
of his card, From Miss Lisle,' and
inclosed it in an envelope. "Give
that to his grace" he said.
Grey came back after a few min
utes.
His grace will see you, sir. Fol
low me, if you please"
The duke signed to Grey to with
draw, then raised himself on his ell
bow, and looked keenly at Ralph
Duncombe.
"You wish to see me?" he said.
YES" said Ralph, and he lowered
his voice.
"And you come from-Miss Lisle?
'T do, your grace. l am charged
with a simple mission. Miss Lisle
bids me return this to your grace"
"She bid you return 1t to me? l did
not give He stopped.
81 was to return it to the Duke of
Rothbury.'
'To-the-Duke of Rothbury! Yes,
yes; and you have come from Miss
IisIe? You know where she is? May
l ask her address,"
81 cannot give it to your grace
said Ralph.
VERY good" he said at last. Il
understand. But | think if she knew
how much l desire her forgiveness for
the deceit l practiced upon her, and
how near I am to that land which
forgiveness cannot reach, she might
not refuse to forgive me-"
81 have discharged my mission"
said Ralph, coldly.
The duke touched an electric bell
q wish you good-day, SIR he said,
and sunk back with sigh. But after
Ralph Duncombe had gone, he opened
his hand and looked at the diamond
pendant which still lay in his palm.
"Yorke has given her this" he
said, musingly. But why did she
send it to newly? What shall
do with it? Give it to him? Dare I
do so just now? Will it be safe to
arouse up sleeping memories? Had 1
better not wait until-until after the
wedding?"
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CASTRO MAY SOON
RETURN To POM

New York, May Genera :
uel Pearson, representative y u
President Castro OF Venezu0la4 ID
yesterday that Castro had ~,
Venezuela. Castro, who Ielng' rs,I
resigned the presidency a lew W. VI
ago, will, according to Peal''S j
asked to return to power may b
anniversary of the staruHS o -
revolution by him for the o'''
of the Andrade government
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-05-14
NV CORPORA
%>%%%%%e %%%A.

Articles of incorporstiot
filed in the Office Of Secrsl
Houser as follows:
The Real Grain Saver
turing Co., Cudahy, Milvs
ty, capital stock $1OmO,
tors, George F. Beal, Char
gel and William Andrews
The Ladies' Sanitary
lent Society of milwaukee,
without capital stock; Ind
Mrs. w. B. Rubin, Lena n
Greenblatt and Mrs. J,I M
Westphal Cutlery & Barbl
Co., Milwaukee, capital stocI
incorporators, G. T. WestDbI
H. Turner and Gretchen R,
Lakeside Association Of
formed without capital stool
porators, William ]. Auer
others.
Westfeld Creamery Co.
filed an amendment deer
capital stock from $4,000 Il
Peth-Templeton Co., Wa
an amendment changing ii
Peth Candy Co.
State Bank Of Chicago,
corporation with capital
$1,O0O,0O0, having not more
900 interests in this sta
statement and articles to
Wisconsin.
Red Wing Union Stone7
Minnesota corporation wi
stock of $50, 1000, with some
terests in Wisconsin, fill
ment and articles to opel
state.
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Ronaparte Able to Be ou'.

Baltimore, Md, May 9.-0sS linn
of the Navy Bonaparte ven ba,.
yesterday for a short time ~ - Il u
the first time he has been ous oet
house since his recent attack % .soot
indigestion. His physical rpco'
his progress toward compi0''
ery entirely satisfactory.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-05-14
No Longer in the LimeIieht.

Then old VeSuvius checked his rage,
And straightway called truce.
There's too much competition now"
He muttered. What's the use!"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-05-14

ship and pullipg
chair attached h
act he was reward
ernments with ms
then poor, and aft1
in Jaffa disappear
OF no more by the
until he reappearea
his yacht, apparepl
OF course, received |
gentleman gave hinI
he astonished thoso |
ing to eat anything |
he washed down Mil
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second Elijah. IT,
claims of Dowie. r
method in his comir
of marvels, for not
scene of the first NJ
with the ravens, Or,
the raven people, q,
Mount Oreb, oreb b
raven, that bird bei,
the people, as the ?,
they say, of the d.
about Mount zeeb, !
| have nothing to 50,
ness of this version
left to better bible
am. The gentleman
of Sandford's adv
thinks that he int
himself there. Ipa.
astory on the side
tain where Elijah Ii
and this would aft,
able site for a new
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On the Rail

The state railroad commiSsiGl
Texas have issued a rule eng
ing railroads to add ten per o1
the bill for the Transportation a
freight which the shipper mas
billed or misdescribed for ns
pose of securing an advantage
the carrier.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-05-14
Coal Hioher in Relaiun.

Coal costs " cents ton more than
last year In Belgium.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-05-14

A party of fifteen experience
road men, formerly employed p
Rock Island railroad on us MS'
division, have gone to the lSnns
Panama where they have secus1
ployment on the Panama rallEV''
Contrary to the eXpectau'N
many railroad officials, the pdss'- '
traffic to the Pacific coast has ll'l'
ed since the earthquake anu Nv =.
San Francisco and the inac"D
some of them declare, are lot
greater increase as the sunlln'l
vances.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-05-14
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