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The W6oln6+s7Sz NiStarlaL go = :: y

honor taught thee from childhood? Thou are
no son of mine, nor indeed Of Japan, for what
man can be patriot with honor who sets his
father at defiance? It is admitted by even those
more ignorant than thou that true son owes
ms first allegiance in life TO his parent"
Nay my Lord" replied Toro quickly. "You
do labor under a mistake The first allegiance
a son of Japan owes to any man is that claimed
OF him by his supreme master, the Emperor.
Banzai, the Mikadol"
Mori stepped quietly before the enraged
Catzu.
''Now, my Lord of Catzu," he said, "you shall
have my answer"
AS he spoke, he caught up a light rife from
a guard at the gate and fired into the air. In
stantly the crews, with hoarse cries. elevated
their pieces until their muzzles stood above the
breastworks; carefully they trained them upon
the ships.
Read, my lord" shouted Toro.
Ready, my lord" echoed 0guri.
Mori made sign. Instantly heavy dis
charge rent the air and shook the ground where
on they stood
Jiro, at his gun, directly before Mort and
Catzu, himself applied the match, and then,
stepping back squinted along the piece to see
the effect of his fire. The ball broke fore
mast on the leading vessel. In CONSERVATION
Catzu left the place, the design of the crafty
Mort to cmbroil him with the enemy through
his accidental presence dawning upon him.
For upward of an hour the firing continued.
At the end of that period the ships drew off
from range Mor, elated at having held his own
against the foreigners, and now certain of the
consequences of his action, withdrew his people
from the batteries That night the army rested,
for Mort knew that the foreigners would lay the
cause of the bombardment to the shogunate and
make demands upon it,
The next day courier from the Kioto court
entered his works.
ut is some new mark of the Mikado's regard"
cried Toro, impulsively.
Sadly Mori smiled.
'T fear me it isl he said.
With a calm face and firm hand Mort opened
the dispatch His face darkened.
''What is IT." cried Toro.
eve are branded as outlaws" answered Mori,
his spirit quite gone, deathly pallor creeping
over his face. eve are forbidden to approach
the Imperial city"
"Aidzu?" whispered Jro. almost in tears.
eyes, Aidzu," repeated Mori.
A garrison was left in the works in charge
of Ogur who was to make more intrenchments.
NIori, with his cavalry and footmen, accompa-
MED by Toro, Jiro, and Genj, returned inland
that night to the fortress Of the Prince.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-18
temple--yes?'

"Well, thought 1 had surely offered up suf-
ficent duplication to the gods to have saved a
hundred ancestors and parents august souls. So
l sent for Genji, and have, as thou seest, re-
turned unto thee"
Thou didst well. And, what is more, it shall
be my task to punish your husband"
Wistaria averted her face for moment. Then
seating herself on the floor comfortably against
his knee, she raised to him innocent eyes.
Punish him? Why, how can that be, hon
orabe uncle?"
"He il encamped nearby with a rebel army"
said Catzu, lowering his voice confdentially;
''the day after tomorrow we send an army of
chastisement against him under the valiant
Prince Of Mito."
1.-THE Prince of Mito," repeated Wistaria, half
aloud.
Eyes, brave nobleman desire to become
your husband in time. You will be free ere
long l do assure you." Catzu chuckled conf.
IDENTIFY.
"What is the offense of-of-this rebel?"
"Your husband dog? He conspires against the
Mikado Oh. we shall drive him out"
An attendant, interrupting them, ushered in
Adzu. Wistaria slipped to the door. Catzu re.
called her.
'"Thou mayest remain, niece Hear our plans.
They closely concern thee"
81 will return in a moment; but Genj has my
perfume sack. which desire"
Outside the door, Wstaria spoke in an excited
whisper to Genj.
"Quick, Genji, you must hasten back to the
camp without delay. Tell the Prince that an
army of chastisement under the young Prince of
Mito will attack him the day after tomorrow.
You yourself have seen the forces in the gardens.
Go to the camp at once. Make your report and
return then to me-"
"And thou. my LADY,!
81 cannot return at this time without exciting
suspicion perhaps Fastening the attack upon my
lord by day. must remain. l can be Of SER
vice here"
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"As YOU will" said Mort. turning aside.

"As you will" said Mori, turning aside.
An hour later the samurai Genii strobe through
the eastern gate of Kommei Tenno's palace, ac-
companied by young woman with the air of
princess They allowed to pass, while
Genji answered the challenge of the guard
readily.
"Of the household of the Lord Catzu,' he
said, pointing to the young woman. MY lord s
apartments"
The guard indicated the house in which the
Lord Catzu had temporarily taken up his resi-
dence. Without further challenge the two
reached the door of Catzu's private apartment.
The guard at the door, recognizing the two, ush-
cred them into the presence of the Lord Catzu.
They found him before table which were
spread plans and letters. In irritation at being
disturbed in the midst of some important en-
ployment, Catzu glanced up from his scrolls.
His face became purple with astonishment and
mingled emotions. From the caverns OF flesh sur
rounding his puffy cheeks his little eyes cleaned.
He stared at the two with his mouth agape.
They regarded him smilingly. Finally Catzu
gasped out:
by the god BishamonI" and again lapsed
speechless.
The woman, advancing knet at his feet.
Catzu lifted her into his arms.
"Wistaria!" he exclaimed.
EYES," she smiled up at him. ut is indeed
Wistaria"
Catzu held her at arms length.
"Ah, my lady,, he chuckled, wagglng his head
at her, "it is plain to be seen that religious
life has dried your tears and honorably mended
foolish heart-break The mountains have made
you as rosy as its flowers and as strong and
hardy as its trees"
"And thou, dear uncle?' she inquired Chou,
too, seemest in good health and spirits"
Catzu sighed, somewhat out OF keeping with
his fat and happy appearance.
"Alas, my dear Wistaria,' he said, your poor
old uncle has suffered much"
But howl" asked Wistaria who feigned sur
prise.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-18

"A tear appeared in Catzus eyes and rolled
over his pulled cheeks.
81 have lost my graceless SON." he said.
MY uncle" said Wistaria, alphabetically
while she looked past him at GENT with 9
knowing glance.
Catzu also turned towards Genj
And you, Sir Genji, what became of you!
Now, sir, tell me how IL comes that you are
here with nv lady niece"
"My lord" answered Geni "I Joined my lady
summoned by messenger at Yokohama, on the
day of the reception in the Treaty House. /
turned my prisoners over to another. I trust
they were deservedly punished for their oftense."
Nay" said Catzu, "they escaped. But no
matter And you, Wistaria, have you any love
left for that husband of yours who deserted you
on your wedding-day, or have the mountains and
the gods taught you of his baseness"
Wistaria's features darkened in seeming hate.
81 could kill him." she said. Under her breath
she added, Forgive me-"
The Lord Catzu appeared satisfied and turned
to Genji.
"You may resume your old place in my train.
There will be work for you soon."
GENT, bowling, withdrew.
Uncle" said Wistaria, "tell me what your
words just meantT
Presently, presently" returned Catzu "I
have good news for you. But, first, what of
YOURSELF?
Wisaria shrugged her pretty shoulders.
"Oh, Of myself there is little to tell. I grew
tired OF the service of the temple. Thou know
est that | was never meant for prestess. Thou
didst use to declare" she added smiling rogush-
ly, chat the gods designed me for the court"
''True, true" said Catzu, regarding her fond
~, "and more than ever l declare it. Thou hast
budded into very beautiful woman, my little
niece. But continue. Thou vert tired of the
temple-yes?"
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here with you, and propose to attack me at
once mere in my camp. Now, my friends, the
time has come for me TO disclose to you the real
purpose of this expedition. We have respectful
" petltioned the Ntikado TO admit US again TO
his favor. lie is silent. He is surrounded by his
enemies. We must attack the palace and rid it
OF the Aidzu-Catzu combination, thus allowing
the Mikado once more to become free agent"
Osuri and CENT leaped to their swords.
Now, on the instant, my lord" they cried.
Mort answered, calmly:
No; we must first gain some knowledge of
the exact plans of those within the palace. /
want volunteer for this service"
simultaneously the four cried out for the ser.
vice. Mort considered.
mo, not you, Toro; you would be recognized
too quickly; nor you, 0guri, for you are needed
sorey. here. Perhaps you Genji, but you are too
large"
"I am small The task is mine," broke in
Jiro. ~ will CO."
Not without me-" said CENT.
why not without you, Sir Genji" inquired
Mori, mildly. "Tbe boy Jiro needs no guardian.
He has proved his valor and discretion upon
many an occasion"
With a smile whose influence was ever potent
with the Shining Prince, Jiro moved nearer his
commander. He said, gently:
Permit Sir Genj to accompany me. | have
resources within the palace I need not speak of
now, which will insure me complete safety, but
l would ask that the samurai be placed"-he
smiled boyishly-"under my command, so that il
am forced to remain within the palace he may
carry to you whatever news / may gain"
What do you mean% inquired Mori. "What
resources can you have in the Mikado's palace?"
The lad, stammering blushed.
MY lord" he said, "you know 1 visited the
palace before, and-and-
He broke off in confusion.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-18

~ like not to leave thee" said Genii, in great
doubt and perplexity.
Nay, you must do 20; insist"
81 cannot. Ny duty"
"Ah, CENT?" demonstrated Wistaria, "the de.
votion Of samurai is best proved by his obedi.
eence. Go thou to the camp Of my lord; do, I
beg-nay, I command theeb
Gent bent his forehead TO her hand, then
very slowly turned and left her.
Her uncle, grown inpatient for his niece,
came into the antechamber.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-18
A misunderstanding

The Housemaid-Theren be grand doins oyel
at Mrs Cashley's Mkt wake. Her eldest daugh
ter is comm out
The Cook-Faith; that remonds me. Casey
son ought to be comm out soon He's been il
over year.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-18
CH APTER VIII

TH0UT the Imperial city of Kioto, in
an open field, lay cncamped little
army of thirteen hundred men. 1t
was some months following the de.
cisiuo nntior, Of Mari NJ Shirnn,,n snlr;
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-18
C TER xxx

he report Of the samurai CENT caused
an instant stir Of preparation through
out the camp Of Mori. The command
ers of the batteries inspected their
pieces carefully. rivinn nrdnra for hnr.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-18
CHAPTER xxxyTT-Continued

= low at last there came a period Of in
Y action for Mort The pioneers were
F5I making full speed, but nothing further
afg could be done until the trenches we're
conn1ated In tbia braathn aYace
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-18

To He Continued Next sund
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-14
Belmont PARK
VERY POPULAR.
Over 1000 Nominations Already
Exclusive Of the Cosmopoli-
tan Handicap.
Especial to The mes-Dlspatch.)

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
NEW YORK, March 13.-No better In
'dication could be given Of the popularity
OF Belmont Park with owners and train
5ers than q comparison OF the entries to
the various stakes this year and last.
Exclusive of the Cosmopolitan Handicap.
1905 nominations have been received this
year, as against s65 for the same stakes
in 1906. This Is partly due to tho fact
that many Western owners have made
entries. but more to the general accep-
lance OF the course. Racing the reverse
way OF the track was an experiment.
last year, and did not meet with favor
on all sides. but this year 1t has not
and 1.-THE dual meeting this spring
promises to be the best in the history OF
the Westchester Jockey Club.
Eleven moro entries have been received
for the Metropolitan Handicap over those
published Sunday, bringing the total up
to sixty-nine. twenty-four more than in
Rapid Water, Guiding Star, Security, San
Nicholas. Colonial Girl. First Mason. La
Sorciero, Rams Horn and Phil Finch.
Late entries for the Cosmopolitan Han
dicap, include Floral King, Rapid Water,
Security. Guiding Star. Confederate.
Colonial Girl, Rams Horn, Phil Finch.
Halifax and First Mason. This brings
tne tOtal UP 10 SeVenty-oHe. q SURPRISING.
" good showing for new stake, and
not a particularly rich one.
Perhaps the most ga dsfactory entry
was received for the Jockey Club Weight
for Age race. It attracted almost twice
as many nominations az last year, or
thirty-seven, as against seventeen. Only
eleven entries have been made for the
Whitney Memorial steeplechase. This is
cause for some surprise, as 1t should be
coveted fixture. The following table
shows the number OF entries received
this wear and last:
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Turf and z rack

- c,sn ns Nv w the Memphis turfman.
George G. Bennett Is called Ethon, and
is By dn,rsiye the first Of the R Rsoaeft
will campaign q moderate sized stable on
Because Jack" polan a few days ago
cied city Park Derby candidates In De.
bar and Monterey. his owner. lack"
Phillips says the colt has an excellent
Jack, Dolan Is a son q PonrNc. winner
of the Suburban OF 1885, In the colors
OF the founder OF Rancocas.
With Hiidebrand, Radtke and sewcll
all riding daily against pne another In
the Hot Springs races there is no longer
any excuse for the book-makers Mt that
track on the ground OF Radtke having no
opposition. and hence killing the betting;
that Lord Gerard. who won $4,000 on
the match at Sandown Park. which re-
suited In one Of the riders being warned
Bentinck Memorial Fund. 9 from which
INDECENT Jockeys and their relatives are
given aid. s
the o1 sss clubs recently
the double event or Holme Lacy for the
Lincoln Handicap and Gladiator for the
Liverpool Grand National. The races are
5spectiveiy
Nearly all the London turf writer's con-
cede the Liverpool Grand National to- j.
s. Morrison's aged brown gelding. John
NJ. p. after the hollow manner In which
he won the Liverpool Trial Steeplechase
at three and n half miles Mt SandoYn
Park on March 1st. II he does not start
they 1concede that his stables candidate,
whichever he may be. Will win. John M. Z
P,.s Jumping captiyates all who seesit..
The gelding Is trained by Sir Charles
NlRent.
"skaets" Martin the American jockey,
and hfs wife were members of the bob
sleieh crew which won the st. NORTH
s. B0Dsleigh Derby some days ago. The
sleigh is named Gazeeka.
+ II has hen decided by the stewards
Of the English National Hunt that B. F,
}Ciyde's sDathi. DISQUALIFIED severn! weeks
ago. aftcr coming In first In race in
England. was properly disqualified. and.
they have dismissed the appeal lodged
with them.
r. AT the Lexington track there Is two
year-old fun brother to Dick Welles and
Ort Wells. who is not expected to face
the. starter this year because of a bad
hook. the same sort OF injury which af-
$f!icteds Ort Wells last year.
sfkentuckians who have seen Agile at
the Lexington track recently say that
this sconqueror Of Beldame in the Adj
vance Stakes has made all the requisite
{ Improvement. and his trainer is quoted
ns saying that the only horse he fears is
Sysonby. - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-14
CLEVER PLAYERS
OF C|[|'Y'S: | PRESTIGE ) | I.
Manager shaffer Getting Togeth-
cr First-C Class Men For
Local Team.
TWO GREAT cURvEoLoGlsTs
Two Men in the Box Who Will.
Well Care For Responsibili-
ties Of That Position.

Manager shaffer, OF the Richmond
team. is getting together some excellent
men as the defenders Of Richmond's pres
tlge.
Dorsey L. Riddlemoser Is wonder In
the box. He comes from Baltimore with
q string of box victories hanging to his
belt. In 1903 he was in the Cumberland
Valley League and the following year
was with Allentown. Pa, in tho Penn
sylvania STATE League. Last year he did
the box work for the Cumberland, Md.
bunch OF ball tossers, and was one of
the star twirlers OF the season
With Riddlemoser in the speeding 'enl
over with different kinks and jumps and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-14
Nelson's Seconds.

PHILADELPHIA Pa. March a.
Chilly Nolan. manager of Battling Nell
son. yesterday announced the men who
will be in the Battler.s corner Tomorrow
night. Besides Nolan. the men who will
look after Nelson will be those who have
been helping to train Mt Essington.
They are Hughey Mcmahon. kid"
Abel. Eddie Kelly afnd Frankty. AtcKinles,
Nolan said last night that hone OF the
others would have anything to say either
before or during the bout, md that he
will be RESPONSIBLE for everything that
concerned.
Humpliries. who will act for afcGovern;
Nolan and Referee MeGuIgan will hold a
conference ut 3 o'clock Wednesday after
noon to decide upon the final details of
the bout.
Nelson yesterday, did very light work.
although he remained outdoors nearly all
the time until shutdown. His only exer-s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-14
NO SUNDAY BOWLING.
Louisville Association Feared
Movement From Civic League.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
LOUISVILLE, KY March 13.-Fear-
Ing that a temporary injunction would be
sworn out by members OF the Civic
League. the Louisville Tournament Assoc
citation yesterday decided to omit from the
American Bowling Congress schedule the
Sunday games arranged for March 18th
and 25th. This will add at least an hours
bowling to each week day, and the con :
tests will open at 10 A. NJ, instead OF
II. as previously announced. The sixteen
alleys were practically completed to-
day. and an army Of men is busy putting
the immense armory In shape for the
coming tournament. The schedule pro-
.vides $4,000 in prizes for 221 five-n,an
teams, $4,000 for 460 two-man teams,
$4,000 for $50 individual teams The total
amount OF prizes Is s14.700, and every
dollar OF the money IS in bank.
This total OF prizes Is claimed to be
larger than that announced for any pre-
vious congress bfIthe association.
In some respects the local association
IS disappointed over New York and Phil
adelphia Withholding entries, but the great
number from other sections OF the coun-
try Offsets the delinquency OF the East.
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DIED IN 18TH YEAR.
West Virginia Man Veteran Of
War of 1879.
lSnecial to The imes-Dispatch.l

g7 Especial to TIC aT1mHs-DIspatch.J n
ARDEN, w. VA, March 13.-samuel
Streets. the oldest man In the State of
West Virginia. died at his home near
this place Saturday. Mr.. Streets was born
March 10. 1893, In the same log house
in which no died and where he had lived
all his lite. Mr.. Streets contracted a
severe cold a few weeks ago while doing
his spring plowing. This developed into
pneumonia, which caused his death yes
5terday. Mr.. Streets had thirteen children
and one hundred and thirteen grand
children He was veteran OF The war
of 1872.
Mr.. Streets was an ardent Republican,,
and voted for every Republic an nominee
since the party was formed. He walked
twelve miles to cast his vote for Theo-
dore Roosevelt for President.
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HuStinPs Co,ltt.
Supreme Court PROCEEDINGS.

p5ocssd!ngs OF the Supreme Court Of Ap.
Poplin.s Admr. vs.. Southern Railway Com.
pnny Fully argued by r, W. Peatross and
I H'iI carter Tor the plaintiff in error. and W.
Z, Lcign ana u Harrison for the defendant
Southern Hallway Company VS. Simmons.
t Az sa,,, by W L. Willians for the railway
Next ten cases to DO called are:
Southern Railway Company W. Eiandford's
Admir-: we.ehostar Fire insurance Company
" ". Ocean View. Pleasure Pier Company, ct
philadelphia Textile Machinery Company:
Mason NJ and Perkins vs. Post; Marselius Conn
bacco Company vs.. A. Hoeii and Scompany:
sou r. Railway ys. Hansbrousha Admr.:
Real Estate Corporation; Vaughan, Machine
Company vs.. Stanton Tanning Company and
EasMon ". puliian1. Assignee. being Nos 7s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-14
.BETTORs FAVOR
BATTLING ! n Dave [.
Offer Three to One That He Will.
Have Best Of 1T at End
Of Sixth.
BOTH FIGHTERS CONFIDENT
McGoveri1 and Manager Balk2on
Two Of tic Articles OF
Agreement.
Agreement.
special. to rho Times Dispatch.)


Especial to The Times Dspatch.)
NEW YORK, March 13.--Terry Meow
ern and his manager. Joe Humphreys,
baked late this afternoon on two OF the
articles OF agreement governing to.mor-i
rows big battle between the TERROR
ana Nelson. 81
.Billy Dolan wants to. have a man in
Mcdoyern,s corner ana let McGovern
nave one IN nelson SAD Hunpnr r..:,s g.
we Wont stand Tor that at AL. IN. inc
nsht,s on the square. so why shouid we
nave any more people up In the ring man
is necessary u Us lust sucn q stunt as
& that tnat VIII likely start row during il Y
the pout.
Nelson a Favorite.
Nelson IL q favorite In The betting to-
night afssa n / that Ncison viii have
the hest 81 II ~ both mon are on their
font nj tba and ~ tho ally rounds, and
even noncv that Mcc,oyern viii not be
there nj ,ti,e end ~ Inc sIxti,. IA
Nelaon ,aid to.nieht. ~ mn, willing,
10 sion a naner before I "a into the ring
tbat' + !, =, he,,er ttan aver i was IN my
iifc, Then. Il McGovern wins. there VIII
no No IA ~ m tis tltle. IIe car, say he
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