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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-06
VI m gienen 4 id aeRorben.

VI m gienen 4 d qeHorben.
Tonou2 ac c. @isc., s. Sept.
Der Std elmer Bitne bate bier ben
Fob Der grsilsn 5rau WiI6.lmine Naff
our 5olge. Dor Elm paar Sassn, oils
bic S2.idbrige Grau i'm @arten R9 su
tbun ma8te. tuurbe He sefto9sn. uno
lisBen f& balo na9bsr an3siden bon
glutbereiftrng msrtsn. Wan panbte
ale m5gli4sn Wittel on. unb risf bic
bette drstli9e Ollie bsrbsi, absr obne
@rfoIg.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-06

Sie erfte beutfde Set
t II n g, tpelde fir Stimmre9t unO
Mebefreibeit fir Trauen asitirte, mar
oas I'm DC apeite 9Glfte bes 18. Jabrs
bunoerts gssrinoete erite beutfds
MobeiournaI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-06
8afe=8aq.

Yts eeftrtge1 Sptele reiultirten uie
folst:
amertean.M ffoeiatiou.
Columbus. 5. Sept.
Columbus -. OO1O0OOOOOOOOOO- l
Snbianapolis .OO1O00OOOOO0OO0- l
Batterien - Bell unb BLUE; 6ifber
unb 6olmes.
81. YauI, 5. Sept.
ct. paul. ....0 o. 1
WiIuaufee ....1 G03.2 Oh
gatterisn - Worsan uno Drill;
@urtiB uno Roib.
minneapolis, 5. Sept.
NinneapoIis. Il 100000
Qanfas @itp. 20 20000002- 4
gaiterien - @ebrins uHb Dsaesr;
@rutdsr unb 5. eulipan.
2ouispils, 5. Sept.
grHes spiel.
2ouisbiQe III 6
8oIebo .......1 o. 8
Batterien = elliott unb Stoner;
Suttbof unb abbott.
3mettes Sptel.
2ouisbiue o. l
8oIebo ..........1OO1200- 4
Batterien - StobaI uno S6atu;
@amn!S unb 2anb.
NatinraI.2i9a a.
pittsburg, 5. Sept.
pittsburg 49,. O0O030001-
ct. 2outs. 49, 2O000025- 9
gatterien - 2eeber unb @tbfon;
Rarger unb grabp.
philadelphia, S. Sept.
philadelphia. ..60000101*- 8
Bottom .......O OOO03020- 5
8atterien - 9orner unb Neebbam /;
Dugglebp unb Sonaban.
Rem Dorf, 5. Sept.
grfes pie
Rem Dort.....0 02001001-
8rooflpn.. 100 00102OOO- 3
8atterien-Bomermar WtItie unb
Ireinaban; gafon unb Bergen.
3mettes g pteI.
Netu Dort -. 100000 o. 2
8rootlpn .....0 O0 GO l o. l
8atterten-Scanlo1 unb Bergen;
Zines unb 8refnaban.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-06
&eri4leierte
Grpebitiom BON bier amerifanii6en Yanseridifen
tadj bent Wittelmeer.
: 8irb iehr arpBe Soften beruriaden.
6traBen6ahn6riide ftirst s%uiarnnterl.
Hebplntion piro borbereitet. - Sanf'

StraBenbabn6rHfe aHrst 3hamnen. - gSrS iebr goBe Soften peruriaben.
Gntebhtes Serbrehen. - &ebulniun miro borbeuitet. = 8anf'
beamten perbafe. = 8unoesfreuwr nYoaum" nafrfrei. = Sfaieniide
Morogeeaemt - Snuge Neserin Derumnoet gSeben. - Gntoedt, oaB
ir Nlann elm gsgr it. - am SensHiid %gsaorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-06

4suhtbI 0tpubsSAtStsAS 9tSsN>b 4s"'s
cine gonferen3 ab, um Wittsl uno
Wegs au finbsn, ben In Ranger, Sra
ruftO. berbafteten fa9tigen gantprd'
Hoente1 paul 8. Stenslanb nod Ime.
rita 80 transportiren, obne tn Snter'
rationale 0srwidelungen NIT anbere1
2dnoern su gerat6en. Da au9enblids
lid fein 8unbss,2 riegsiaiH TN Wit.
teldnoii9en Wsere freu3t. 10 uuros Be-
i4lOhen, einen Der grobsn paRasiers
bampfer BON Gibraltar nod Sanger
auf Soften Der Ser. Staaten. &ssis'
runa gu i&iden uno ben psrbafteten
BanfprdRbsntsn NIT benz Salfsfaats.
anpaIt Olfon an Boro az nebmen.
Der Sampfsr ioQ bann feline Gabrt
brett nod Wsu gorf, obne In einem
europdtfGen 6afen anaulsgsn, fort'
isBen uno ben 9efangenen an bte Bun.
oesbeb6rben abliefern.
6 ntebIt9esW erbre9ert n.
@intintatt, O.. 5. Sept.
Jrau pearI Brandt tpurbe heute Wor.
gen an 6dnosn uno SRBsn sebunben
obnmd9ttg auf einem leerer 8auplaB
ltseenb In @~obington bon Der poli3si
gefunben. Als bic Jrau mad mebre.
rem Stunbsn tuisber our Befnaung
fam, er3dblte Fe Der puli3si, bab In Der
Isbtsn Na9t Elm Wann, eims 6rau unb
Elm 2nabs In ibr Wobnbaus In 60.
binstOn gebrungen isien uno He ntes
hergsidlasen uno sebunoen bdtten,
uorauf bis ginbrs9sr $40 unb anbsre
Wertbia9sn Rablsn.
Sarauf bdtten bic ginbre9er bas
Saus an me5reren Stelsn In 8ranb
gsiebt unb bas Grauen3immer babe 3u
benz Wanne ssiast: YWir pOnen bic
Obnmd8tise (Grau granbt) Iisgen
laHsn, bamit He bsrbrennt unb uns
rri4t psrratbsn tann." 9iergsgsn babe
absr Der 2nabe @iosrfpru9 srbobsn,
uno In Jolge oeRen bdtte Der Mann He
aus Dem brennenosn Sauie auf ben
Ieeren gaupIas seialeppt unb He bort
ltsgen laRen.
Die ginbre9er tpdren oanr In Der
9untslheit Der Na9t berf9munben unb
He pdrs sdn3li9 bsfnnansslos gstpor.
ben. Der Wann Der Grau Brandt be.
finost f9 In @ei4dften auf ben pbi.
lippinen.Snieln uno bic Jrau war
ean3 alIsin i'm 5aufs, als bic Gin.
BREEDER our9 Elm Genfer einfiesen.
&ebolutior b | rb pprs
berettet.
Rem Orleans, Ga, 5. Sept.
fas 8efsben elmer Sunta, tusI9s 8slo
fir cine am l. Hobember tn ben fhni
Central amerifanif9en RspubIiten
Gofa Rica, Sonburas. Salbabor,
N~iearagua uno Guatemala gum Nus.
bru9 tommel folfsnbs Rebolution bie,
unb in allen Stdotsr am Neritans.
f9sn Wsers iammslt, III beuts BIER Der.
ftinbet tuorbsn. Don Angel Ngartel,
sin gouRn bes prdRbenten bon Son.
buras, fagte hsute: Sin aagemsine,
aufffanb In ben finf Rspublifsn pirh
u~nbsoingt am l. RObember srfolesr
unb i9 iammls @sIo gum anfauf bon
Waffen urb Wunitior fir bie Sniur,
genten. Dos BOLT Der finf Gepubli.
Ten III nit ibrsn &sgierungen 9dn3ltd
unaufrieben uno bie &ebeaion piro IT
allen Republiien, nit Husnabme boz
@aIbabor, nit grfOIg aefr6nt tusrbsn
policarpo 8oninu, etn Bruber bel
prdRoenten bon 6onburas unb rneii
@ouFn, wiro Der Jfbrer berReUoIuttOi
iein."
Gr.Rt9ter Senttns 10 I E.
Der tntrt.
WtIpautee, S. Sepl. 0e
bonn .Deutf9sM msritanii9sn Natio
ral.Bunbe" unterf6Bte @r.Ri9ter 3
&. Ssnfins I'm IL. GonsreBbifrift ia
nit Silfe bss liberalen beuti9en gle
msatss BET Der Nominatton eefsgt.
Dieter Sisg uiro bauptid&li9 ben
vIational'B unoe" augei&riebsn, be-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-06
9 antbeamten perhatef l.

9 antbeamten nerhatef I.
pbtIabeIphia, ga.. 5. Sept.
Staatsanmalt Bel lieB hsute auf bic
Mnflags, mebrere Wtaionen Dollars
bon Der Geal gfate Sruf Comp. un<
tsrf6lagsr au baben, ben S4asmeiifer
Der Srut @omp., Wiaiam 8. Hort6,
ben 6hlfs=S 9ubmsiftsr Waribaa g.
2oninguoob uno ben untsrnebmer
aoOlf Sesal berbaften. Se9al mubte
$25, 600 unb oie bsiben gantbsamtsn
is $40. 900 gtrsf9aft fslIen, worauf
He entlaKsn murbsn. Der WaRenber'
matter Carl bon Der banterotten Sanf
bat isbt nod aenauer prtfuns Der Be-
ftdnoe ausssfunbsn, baB bic Bantsrott=
iumms Der @saI @fate Sruf @omp.
bic Sb9s bon $40, 600. 900 errei4sn
tpirb.
StaItentf9e W~oroge
eIIen.
punr tatunep, 3D., 5.
Sept. Der gemslbete 2ampf bon 2on'
ftabIsrn nit S~talisnern, bic fd In eis
nsm Saufs su 6lorsncs, z Neilen bon
bier, oeri9an3t batten, 1T gefern absub
bamit beenbiet woroen, baB bic 2on'
fabler Dpnamit an bas 9aus legtel
uno biefes in Jlammen %aufging. gi'
rlsr bon ben Stalisnsrn tuuros nit elmer
2usel bur9 ben 2opf tn ben &uinen
bes 9aufss dig 2ei4e aufgefunosn,
susi Staliener muroen perbaftet, auf
bic anbern mirb 9efahnbet. Webrere
Stalisner uurben beruunoet. 3wei
3onfabler Rnb Bet benz 2ampfe ges
tbbtst, elmer 1T t6otli&, arei ftno min'
Der i9mer bertpunbet tporbsn.
gntbeGte. baB tbr M n n
elm Negertf +.
2ansburp, 8a., 5. Sept. -
Ssrau u. &. WilIon, Dor ibrsr Werbei'
ratbung aIs SRI. gba Green befannt
une So4tsr elmer bsrborragsnbsn Jas
milie. bat bie gntbsduns ssma9t. Dab
ibr @atte Elm Nsaer 1T. Steier TT ges
foben; An~perruanbte Der Grau aber
Rnb hintsr ibm Der unb molten ibn
lpn9en! Die Grau if gans nisoerae'
f9mettsrt unb mirb bsua9t, bamit fs
ni9t eelbfmorb bsgsht.
@ilion bate erf tpdbrsnb zines
3antss isiner Satin b~errat6en, bab er
N~egsrblut In ben Mbern bat.
Mrbeiter.N ngeIegen-
6etten.
g 5ranetseo, 5. Sept,
Der Streif Der Strabenbabnaneeffel.
ten tpurbs 6eute boz, Der Union off3te0
aufgebobsn unb BITE Strabsnbabnua=
gen beginner mieber au fahren. Den
Stretf baben bic Nnssfslten 9etuons
men. oa ibnsn ein a4tfhnbissr Ar.
bsitstas uno SO 2obn bstpinist NOR
ben iF.
2bs MngeIes, gaI., S. Sept.
slQs Witglieber Der berf&isbenen 3im.
r1erleute . nnionen, unsefdbr 1000,
ginsen beute Bier an ben Streif, neil
ibnen cine 2obn3ulage unb ein 9alb'
feiertas am Samfas nidt bsmilisi
tuurbs. 280 union.p plumbers feltsn
ebenfaIs tbre Nrbeit Elm.
Sunee beruunbei
@etBen.
Sronton n, Wo.. 5. Geptbr. =
9ienfag Mbelb tpurbe Robert Mc@il
bon @ranitsbiIs. Wo., BET benz neur
Wetlen n6roli4 bon bier gelegenen
pilot 2nob bon Der IL Sabre alten Ne.
germ psareia 8lants bur9 einsn SnuE
mabrf9sinli9 t6otli9 bsrpunbst. Git
feuerts nod einen 3ustten S9ub auI
ibn ab unb bie 2usel traf Jpn binter
benz re6ten DIRE uno fubr am &td'
crate binunter. Die 0egerin uurbt
bsrbaftst unb We@ia btsrbsr ssbra9t,
mo ibm dr3tli9sr Beifano au Sbeil
tuurSs. Die Ner3te erfldren isinsn Gu
ffano fur tritii&. Die iunge Neserin
ma&te tetnen Beriu4 au entfisben unb
be6auptete bebarrIt& 69weisen iibe,
ben 8runb ihrer Shat. We8in III
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-09-06
gr.Rt9ter Senttns b &.
bernpmtnir

Wilrautee, 5. SepI. Der
bonn Deutf9s Standardization Ratio.
nal unbe" unterfhbte er'Ri9ter 5.
8. Senfins TN IL. GonereBbifritt tai
nit Siilfe bes IiberaIen oeuti&en gle.
msates BET Der domination seRest.
Dieter Sisg tpiro bauptid9li9 benz
Rationale unbe" augei&rieben, Der
Mles aufbot, UNI ben gr-&i9ter pie.
Der az n%ominirsn, ubaIei4 oie 9emps.
rensler ibr W6sli&Rss tbaten, nm ibn
au f&lagen.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26

ted to St Peter. and is. for the most part,
sunken I'm the ground, owing to its an
tiquity. The tower and spire are Of wood.
Many OF the gentry have country seats in
this popular vicinity the rising water
ing-place Of Market-onSea, five miles dis
tant, is much frequented by LondOners
during the holiday season. Hurseton can
be reached from town by rail little over
the hour
So far the guide-book; but the above
mentioned gentry referred 10 therein were
NOT at all pleased by the advertisement,
as many of the cheap trippers came to
visit the place from Market-on-Sea, and
by no means improved the countryside
with their roWdy manners Miss BcTen-
garia Plantagenet was especially wrathful
at the yearly plague Of sightseers' and
would have put them all IN jail had she
been able. She was a dignified old lady.
small in stature, with a Wlthered rosy
face, white hair, and eyes as keen as
those of n robin, if nOt so shallow Her
mansion-so she called it-stood at the end
Of the village, a little way back from the
long. straight road which ran toward the
coast and the marshes. But the term
mansion was rather a misnOmer The
place had originally been a small farm
house. and Miss Berengaria-as she was
usually called-had added to IL considera-
bly,. so that Il formed an irregular pile OF
buildings. all angles and gables, sioping
roofs and stacks Of twisted chimneys
Some of il was matched, "a portion was
covered with mellow red tiles. and kind
OF round turret, quite out of keeping with
the rest Of the building, was slated
Every species Of architecture was repre-
sented in The Bower" and the name did
not fit Il in the least But Miss BeTen-
garia had dwelt in il for forty years-eveI
since she had been disappointed in love
and, being a lady OF singularly independ-
ent character. she gave the house its odd
appellation The low pile Of buildings
for the most part Of these did not exceed
one story in height-lOoked quaint and
queer, but then Miss Berengaria was
queer herself.
To BE CONTINUED TOMORROW,
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26
MAYHAVE TWOFREIGHT RATES
Hawaiian Railroad Gets Special
Favor in New Ruling.
Commissioners Advise Agent All He
Needs to DO Is to File Both
Schedules with Authorities.

Railroad may have different rates for
the same service, under certain cOndi-
ton. providing they file their tariff sched-
ules with the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. according TO an informal ruling
by Commissioners Knapp, Clements and
Harlan The ruling is unique from the
fact that the matter was brought be
fore the Commissioners because the road
making the different charges was fearful
lest the Elkin law was being violated.
The ruling is likely 10 interest railroad
owners and shippers very generally. al
though it was made in behalf of the
oahu Railroad and Land Company q
comparatively short line running from
Honolulu into the region Of rich sugar
plantations. Sidney BaIlOu, a graduate
of Harvard and an attorney Of Honolulu,
has been here representing the railroad
and brought the dual tariffs with him.
Long before annexation, this railroad
made contracts with the sugar planta-
tions By which It transports supplies TO
plantations and sugar 10 Honolulu for
a lower rate per hundred pounds than
is charged other shippers. The contracts
were made for a long term of years and
most Of the contracts have a considera-
ble time to run.
The directors sent Mr.. Ballou 70 Wash
ingtOn TO learn what was what Com
missioners Knapp, Clements and Harlan
heard him at length an unanimously ad-
vised him to file the dual tariffs. They
agreed IT might be entirely proper for a
railroad to charge two tariffs for the
same service. However they reserve the
right to pass upon the dual tariffs, if any
shipper makes complaint that ne is
charged an unjust OF an unreasonable
rate. While they virtually approved of
the discrimination they warned the rail-
road that It must be ready TO defend
+l.aes disc,.iY,,f p, q tfoDg
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26
IMPORTED AUTOS INCREASING,
Appraisers stores in New York Not
LRrge Enough for Them.

Appraisers' stores in New York Not
Large Enough for Them.
Automobiles of foreign manufacture are
being imported in such numbers that
special accommodation viii have to be
provided for them at the appraisers
stores in New York. There are from
fifteen to twenty cars awaiting appraise-
ment at almost any given time at the
port Of New York and the Treasury De-
partnent IS now trying 70 rent a building,
or part Of a building, in which to store
the vehicles
In the last fiscal year the number Of
automobiles imported into the United
States, chiefly at the port Of New York.
was ], los, and these were valued At SSH
5.5. Besides the cars, there were parts
OF automobiles imported, aggregating in
value S4O05lL The importation OF motor
cars is increasing all the time.
The business of the American manufac-
turers in foreign countries has increased
rapidly. and the exports during the last
fiscal year We're almost as large as the
imports OF foreign automobiles. The eX-
ports during the last year amounted 10
So 49,. .0l6
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26
THE RED WINDOW.
BY FERGUS HUME.
Copyright BY G ". Dillingham; Company.
By FERGUS HUME.
Copyright, i9Oi. by G. W Dillingham; Company.

OF Jane to be reckoned with, and she was
doubtless a tool in the hands Of her su-
periors. Bernard wanted to gain a place
Of refuge. SO that he might think over
his position and communicate with Dur
ham and Conniston They might be able
to help him In this dilemma.
1t was impossible to remain in the High
street. seeing that every moment he ran
a chance Of falling into the arms Of a
policeman. He therefore turned down a
side street and raced through Cheniston
Gardens. His pursuer, still close on his
heels. followed, and by this time another
officer had joined. Bernard made up his
mind and ran for the river. He crossed
Cromwell Road, FUlham Road, sped
through Elm Park Gardens. and down to
Chelsea. Many were after him by the
time he reached the rivers bank Only
one chance remained. He plunged into
the stream and the fog covered his re-
treat,
It's all up" said the policeman, who
heard the plunge. Hell be drowned"
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26

alone were not sufficient to pay a very
high rate of interest upon the new certi-
fcdtes. and that these revenues would de-
pend, in fact upon varying conditions in
the iron mining industry
Some attention was also paid to the
interference with railway traffic by the
storms and floods in the West, and it was
recalled that railway earnings were now
beginning to compare with those Of the
winter season last year that were alb
normally enlarged by reason Of an entire
absence of drawbacks usually incident to
the period.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26
CHAPTER VI.
A Maiden rentIe,voman

A Maiden IeEItIeWOman.
"HuTseton, in Essex, lies about ten miles
from the coast. and is elevated or wide
plateau whence can be obtained fine and
picturesque view Of the famous marshes.
round an ancient Saxon Cross, which oc-
cupies the center Of the village green.
The church-eleventh century-is dedica-
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Assignments for to-day:
No. ia Conrad vs.. SWitzeT Attorneys. J. G.
Adkins-H. Prescott Galley.
No. 15. Ambrose vs. Potomac Electric Pc.ver
Company Attorneys, c. 4. Meriust-J. J. Oar
Engton.
Nos. 100 and li2 Bishop rs. Masters. Attorneys,
l. l. Gies-W 6. Gardiner.
No q French Capital Traction Company
Attorneys, W. J. Lambert-R Ross Perry & Son
and C. Thomas Dunlop.
No. = Totten Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Attorneys, Thompson i Laskey- Hamil-
ton Colbert & Hamilton
No. l56. Warwick vs.. Glennan. Attorneys. J. 4.
Burkart-E. L. Gies.
No q Brainard vs.. Albright Attorneys, P. A.
Bowen. T. and Gordon & -Worthington,
HeaId x Frailey.
No. g. Russell vs.. Washington Post Company.
Attorneys. Wilson * BarF~dae-Chapin Brown.
Nos. los and l07. Smith & Roy National Metro
pclitan Bank. Attorneys. Douglas X Douglas and
F. y. BLACKSTONE. f. Larner and McKenney &
FlaUnery.
No. IA Grady IS Washington Gas-Light Com
parry. Attorneys. Douglas & Douglas-R. Ross Perry
& son and Mckenney & Flannery.
No I1lz Gloria Washington Southern Rail.
NAY Company
Nc. 6J. Kane rs. Deviue. Attorneys. Bcndhcim
& Rcthschiid and Burkc-3- Ross Perry & Son.
No. 20. FauIc.ucr vs. Mcdonald Attorneys, r.
5. Perry-HamiltOn. CclbCrt q Hamilton.
No. l5l RistCn vs. Garter. Attorneys. L. H.
David-HGmiitcn, Colbert a Hamilton
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26
Circuit Court No. L,


Assignments for to-day:
Assignments for Monday November Is.
No g. Richardson Cannon. Attorneys
Thompson & Laskcy-Edmund Burke.
No. III National Mechanics Bank vs.. MunG-
helm. Attorneys. Berry q Minor and J. F. Collins
Wolf & Rosenberg.
No. q. Harlan x Hollinsworth Company vs.. Dis
trict Of Columbia. Attorneys. McCamm0n K Hay.
den-E. II. Thomas and H. +. Blair.
No. Sc. Wynkoop New York Continental Jewel
Filtration Company ct al. Attorneys, Douglas &
Douglas-AIcCammon < HAYDEN.
No. 81. Cole vs. District Of Columbia Attorneys
Gittings & ChambeTliR-E. H. Thomas Douglas &
Douglas and J. J. Darlington.
No. lB. Foster vs. international Boiler Improve
ment Company. Attorneys +. e Pratt and l. J.
Costigan-R. Z. Dickey and John Ridout
No. lF. Cumberland vs.. Brennan Construction
Company Attorneys, Charles Linkins and ". C.
Clephane- Hamilton, Colbert < Hamilton
No. g. Won Dahlen vs.. Elwood. Attorneys, z. h
Th0mas-Carlt0n Fox.
No. i49. Hutchinscn rs, District of Columbia
Attorneys J. d SUlliTan-E. II. Thomas
No. Isl Balderston Wolf Attorneys. J.
Peyser. ". j. Colbert, and H. B. MoGltoR-R. L.
MOutaEle
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26
DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court No. 1.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Assigumt nts for to-day:
No. g Duc5stt vs. Stanley. Attorneys, L. z. VII
hanson C. T. Emig
No. 81. Rosenbaum vs.. ROsenbaum. Attorneys,
Victor II. Wallcce-W. :. Duvan
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Assignments for to-day:
United States vs.. Henry Grant.
United States vs. William G. Mercer
United States rs. James B. Kane.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26

Oracle" asked the Married Man. how
would you advise me 10 get my wife back
into the traces2'
Scare her" replied the Oracle. that
Is the only way 10 cure a spoiled child
At heart woman is timid thing. not
81 al the bullying. heel-upon-neck crea-
ture that has been putting you 20 t0rtuT5s
ever since you increased her pocket allow
ance- What your wife needs is a moral
earthquake, an emotional upheaval. some
, think to shake the dust out of her eyes
and wake her up 20 the possibility of
I losing you for good and all II you
frighten her out of her society senses
youu get at her heart again-that poor.
silly little heart that you once held in the
palm OF your hand, and which now holds
the whip-lash Of domestic tyranny over
you"
But how TO do itr' ruminated the mar
ried man.
I could suggest several ways" said the
unmarried sage but the best method
would be an accident TO yourself. 1 know
/ II requires sand '-f0restalling a wincing
wcrd-"but you have plenty OF that. and
/ you also have an automobile Run it on
/ the bank out in Rock Creek Park some
/ day and get taken 10 the hospital with
-
! accident. the quicker your wife's cure
/ You have got 10 be pretty near death
/ this time, TO bring your wife back to You.
/ You say il comes too close TO tracedv2
! Better the near thing, than the real. over
/ IN Baltimore a man was drowned the
other day as he was boarding an ocean
/ liner-slipped of the gang-plank and got
caught In the screws Of the steamer
! When his wife was told she went off her
! head completely. It seems they. had quar-
relied, and the husband decided 10 ioin q
/ jelly crowd bound for Paris on a lark
| al because his wife had been generally
dlsagreeable in not looking after the chill
dreu, not getting up for breakfast. and
i playing bridge for money every minute
/ she was not At the Country Club. It was
/ just an ordinary case of domestic care
! lessness and frivOlity, but when the wife
/ realized that the days Of her married life
were ended, and that she had been utter
/ iy unworty in the spirit, if not the letter
! OF the law, well-Of course everybody
/ blamed her-she just gave up and took an
| overdose of choraL That woman's re-
mCrse must have been something fendish.
| gnawing at her conscience until she
couldn't stand it.
I hate 10 preach or moralize.'' apollo
gized the Oracle, taking a final sip of
I high-ball. but when 1 see women going
the headlong way l might have gone
myself if ! had married. I can't help
speaking out I couldn't advise your
wife, but I can put you on 70 frighteni z
her back where she ought to be. Why.
you two We're the most enviable pair of
turtle doves l ever threw rice at. and il
only happened three years ago. Directly
! you began To notice me again I knew
/ something was wrong with your wife
that il was q clear case OF rebound-aud
! the only reason in the world why l came
! 10 lunch with you to-day was for the
chance Of dropping crumbs Of wisdom
into your ears.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26
MARKET IS STRONGER
Upward Tendency Not Pro-
nOunced, but Is Positive.
CALL MONEY RATES EASIER

French Bankers Come 40 Rescue and
Help British Institution to Recu-
shipments 10 BraziI-Increase in
Premiums on New York Exchange.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26
STATISTICS ON CRIME
Census Figures VIII Include
Reports of Lynchings.
NEW METHODS AUTHORIZED

Director of Department VIII Have
Information Compiled that viii
Make Possible International Com
parIsOns on Homicide, Suicide, and
Lynchings-Made in Two Years.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-26

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