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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-01
PRESIDENT TRYING
TO AVERT STRIKE
Sends Letter to Mitchell Ask
ing Him to Make Another
Effort TO Settle 10.
prompt ACTION Is TAKEN
OF the Miners and Chairman
Robbins, Of the Operators Commit.
tee, Decide to Hold Another
Convention March IS.

S.,. York, Feb. 2s.-President Roose'
i, has again interviewed as peace.
,aker between the coal miners and OPP
I,,,ors. aud as the result OF a letter
sdrrsSed by him to- John Mitchell.
I.ssiAent OF the United Mine Workers
y America, n meeting OF the United
E,ne workers will b. held ut lndianap.
Ia. March l5 10 try TO reach an agree
I'M v,,n the soft coal operators With
4. hope OF averting the threatened
OF April In the bituninous coa'
elds.
1 The presidents letter and the an
.ounccmcnt that the national conven'
H. would be called were made public
|, NJ. Mitchell. after long confer
Ice with Francis l.. Robbins. president
( the Pittaburg Coal company anu
Hartman OF the bituminous operators
- came TO New York yesterday art
moon. Also present AT TINS confer
[,cc we're w, q. Perry of the South
len Coal nSsociation. and II. +
{s,sh. representing the soft coal inter
M. allied with the Gould railroads.
The Presidents Letter.
Tn. presidents letter 10 Mr.. Mitch
follows:
|yhIte House. Washington, Feb. :t..Sir
note with very great regret tho failure
YOUR late convention Oh the JOINT IN.
Estate agreement 10 come TO basis OF
5,,iemrnt OF the bituminous mining scale
wages. You On this business have en-
red a great Industrial peace Tor many
ars. thanks TO the joint trade agreement
al has resulted from the action or your
rerssive conventions.
IA strike such rs II threatened on Apri
Ia A menace TO the peace ana genera
|lfarc OF the country. l urge you u
Axe further EFFORT TO avoid such =
lamlty.
6ou and Mr. Robbins are joint chair
IN OF the trade agreement committee oil
National civic federation. and II seems
me that this imposes an additional rea
Why each % you should join ia max
further effort. Very Respectfully,
Theodore Roosevelt.
The conference did not adjourn until.
l. and Mr.. Mitchell announced that
her The reading OF President Roose'
HIS letter IL was agreed both by him.
i and the operators that the national
vcnt!on should be called. The miners
b. IN session recently at Indianapolis
ih the operators.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-01

Few York. Feb. gs.--Prosident John
Fchell today Endorsed the opinion
J, there Will be no general strike OF
miners April /. which was given
last night In Indianapolis by Vice
tsdent Lewis.
francis l. Robbins. chairman 81 the
b.mittee Of bituminous operators, was
New York today and said:
There IL absolutely no change In
situation. l see no prospects of
tTiing a strike on April I. No meet
o. operators has been held. There
v be no change OF front ON the part
he operators without u conference
EpnE them.'
obbins would not say whether he
y here To confer with Mitchell.
iianapolIs. Ind. Feb. 20. president
he'll OF the United Mine Workers
called TO New York a number OF
officers OF the organization To con
proposition from the bitumlEOus
operators to restore the scale OF
which Is an increase of 3. 80 per
over the present scale.
se President Lewis says the Nation
EpuYention of miners VIII likely b"
p very soon To work out the details
}" new proposition OF the operators.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-01
BOYCOTT AGITATION SUBSIDIES

Washington. ID. g.. Feb. 2G.--Thc
Chinese minister has received a cable
gram from the Viccroy at Canton say
ing the boycott agitation has subsidized
and everything IL quiet.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-01
Isa Shrewd Scheme.

springfleld. H., Feb. :T.-Herman
|s,lce. counsel for the Illinois Coal
orators association. gave out the fol
hing statement with regard To the
l,ement made Sunday by T. l.. Lewis
T. president or the Mine Workers OF
Esrica. TO the effect that there would
no strike OH April !. He said:
3nagmuch as neither our association
\. the executive board has held any
b.i.nE since February =. and mas
kch as the association at that time
saalmOusly Endorsed the action OF the
|ilonal scale committee I'm refusing to
tcde to the demands OF the miners
De upon the operators for nh nd-
bee IN wages. the statement OF Vice
Ers!dent Lewis II most extraordinary
ID inexplicable. IL looks to the Ike
|shrewd maneuver designed TO stop
laying In OF supplies OF coal by
fye consumers. hoping thereby TO
fa,e a scarcity OF coal on April I and
b render practicable. IL possible. MIR.
Mis- scheme tn paraiyze the indus
y Of the country and thus bring
tsure OF public opinion TO bear upon
operators. compelling them To yield
lhe demands OF the miners for an adj
Fce In wages.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-03-01

The beginning Of the expected out
break I'm China at this time gives color
to- the prediction OF prominent Chi
nere Highlander OF San Francisco few
weeks ago warning Americans TO leave
inland points In China by February -.
claiming their lives would not be secure
after that.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13

sd babe nun gelnSf, eaB 10y mn
nif,t mag, neil er arilliopaBi'n III;
Sesbalb ioa err 0od} bleioeil,
rRrn, Sss perltebe EN- Anoetet!
lahelte Die BeeeWg'0roit oil' lpr
9ottera,en befab.
Ia, marum 'ol CT pleioeh:
frastc 1eorg ortngeno.
p8etl - neil Anoere Inn r'ai
heb baben issrSeL eoell metl CT
baBlids ut. @tr dber meroell lte1s
nno INNER sered]t seaen Inn lelli",
sebonpteie Qbrentral'f mt sillpen'
ben Wartaett.
.grapo, Sdape,sera,enle Hlaafo
id)lng IN Die &anoe, roas mar edit
weboinsiih aeiprcd)en. Die Weos
sings beseben fem unredt."
Die Wittiue lpanote lib 10 baltl9
nod Dem Senlter, baB @ecrg lbr
beitiir5t sabin fclate.
uDu biit ganS biaB, Mama, uno
s~itterit ON alleH @lieoern, Iehit Dir
etmas2" traete er ,belthr5f.
.uniinn. sd iiberleete eberL
mas inirr alsoMtn NIT Dem andben
onionaen, Snt Sar'e tam tdl
iein gelpenlterbnftes @eltht ntd)t err
trasen II ih mcd,tc ibn ms Snrl
ld)iden."
n@naoise Srall, mein Stibd)en
bot Rlas im Ninter III es 'ebr
einfad orin, woaen sic mir oen
Sunaen bingeben2" Ser olte
@briitopb bate seiprod)en, er ltalio
iebr ebrerbietig aui ieinem Blase,
feline groben S1noe neltelten an oen
anopfen ieines 8odes; leihe chr
iiben blauen @usen blidteh id)ell
All Der @ebieterin sorbei nab Der
fleinen gbrentraut, oie nit aitf'
leudtensen 3iisen ibm sunidte.
.Gu GbriItopb, 9n?" sprad)lOs
iiberraidt NOR 6rau 8eeaing ber-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13

gen ibr e~ntgeeen. Gr belnB etn
maaeres bablides 0eiid9t, eellen
3iigc cher elmer Wasfe aliden, eenn
einem MenIa)en 1bneltel. las
itarfe Soar iiber ben miloidelen
airigen itrallbte iih pie cine aras-
biirIte, ullo Die niesere Stiru Sog
lid) pie elm gelblid)es 9onO inter
ibnen Der. @r mad)te eineu ablto-
Benoen ginsrud! 6ron &eooing
iibernanb ibren 8%ioermillen nnO
bob i'm aif ibreu @rm. Gr
ihlnd5te ber5brefenh nno riei nit
ieinem Stimmden in ME gebOrte1l
2aliten nad) ieinem Batter.
rWem gebort eas ains?" frugte
Der Mr3t, nadOem er beiien idYpadp-
li6en aorper nltteriuft uno itdr-
fenne Weoisin perifricben bate.
.&iro es leben2"
Gin pieiiaseubcs adie5uden ant.
ncrtcte. SD besipeifle, Oh es bel
lorsiamlter Yfieae gcideben miro"
Gs bliste etfBas mie elm Sreubell-
Itrabl auf in Ger 9ittme Ausen.
Sie eraablte, melh' ieltiamen geind
lie bentc erbalter unD BON Dem 5one
ses S%reunoes.
.Gs lit alio Stepban BON Iar'
lingg's Ssbndeu?" fraste Der
Sansarat ~intereiiiert aubordeno.
yNeinL Der anabe aebprt i'm
nibt. Garlinss madte midi aus
Sriiflif oufmerfiarg aaB es ieir
4iuo nidt lei. Seioer permohts
or nihts @eitcres ansuseben, bel
Seb fam sn raid" Die Wessing.
Sralt bate ifneQ eeiprofen, ibr(
iteinsranen Iuaen hlidten bart.
yS6aoe, oab er bas fiird)terlid(
Sieber in ieinen aoern bat, iast(
Der 0oftor beoauernb. llebrtgens
l1eint er bod oeuti6er Abfunft
tros ieines fremoartigen AenBern
gr miro ~unseidbr ie6s Sabre ali
ieir, pieQeiht luenn er Seutld
ipridt, perntae er ieinen Namen an
Sugeben.~ &orlGufig burite an Ell
@usfragen Oes Snbierfnaben nib
aeSadt iper0eu, er mar piel su from
ba5u. Die 6~ieberbise beraubte ibt
5eitweile oes 9emubtieins, nno i
mnBte MAJ es bis ipdter auiidie
berL fals @ett elm @unber CAB uni
bic beimtiidiide aranfbeit meid,ei
bieB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13

Sobn mllrbc, ieineS Namens mo
Germogens beraubt, DEM aneht in
oas Sofitiibd)en 5ur &flege mo @r.
5iebung iibergeben, ndbreuO Hi.
d)aro @eoOing nit friideu @elo-
mitteln altsgeriIitet na6 DER &riegs-
i6ule 5nriiffebrte unb flein GbrGn-
troitt, oas ein5ige @eobing5 Sohter'
lein, III Elm uornebmes G~r5iebungs-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13

Stepban bon 9arlingg mor neben
ieinem SugenOfreunbe auf Dem
9orffirdbof beltattet wOroen. Or.
2ino bate i'm Namen Der Weooing-
@ittipe ole notbigen an5eisen an
Die YoliSei eenlaft inlb Die Dor.
februnsen sur 8eerbisunssfeier &C.
troffen. gr allein nit soen beioen
@ehping-S obnen botten Den einItt'
gen 5liihtling 5ur lesten @ilbe be-
gleitet!
Die @attin ieineS treuelten
Srennoe mar lett ienem Gage, mo
9arlingg ms Saus aefommen, mle
umgelpanoelt; ibr bisberiges coles
miirbeoolles Senebmen batte einem
unbeidreiblifen StolSe Slab &c.
maht, Der ibr gauges Sbim uno
Genfen ausfiilte. Nadbem ibr
So6terAen> interchangeable, bate
Tie ii6 iosar nenig nm ibre ainSer
befiimmert; Den fremoen &aaben,
beiien Abfuuit lie nid)t 81 fennen
poraab, bate lie leit aeoaftem Sa9e
niht mieber geieben; berielbe lag in
einem Bette oes fernIten 0altSima
mers, er tonnte nid)t leben nn0 -
nidt iterben. SeiBe SS~ieberalutb
~perbeerte ieinen aorper, milse
Ybantalieu iduGdten leine Sinne
- .ober INNER pieOer rang bas
junge Seben nit Dem bartnadigerl
Goo, uno ellOlif), gali5 allmdblld,
muBtc lesterer mei6en. GbriItopb
i6ien ibn nit leinen groBen rallber
SGnoen Su perideud)en, oenn menr
er cine bon linen oni ben fleinen
GnsitliA ideuen a%nabenfopf leste,
lag Oieier augenblidlid it'll! llnS
menn iremoe Insitrufe, ilebeuSes
J sammern in mlperltanOlid)er
Sprode Ourd) ole StiQs Der 9tnd)i
baaten, brauhte Gbriitopb mn Ole
fleine fiebersudenoe Sunderland 81
~iaiien, ioalei6 %perlhmmte oas @e:
ifrei, unb ole ,@e6iloe Der anige'
regten Ybantalie iloben Sabinl Gbri
Itopb muBte lelbit nift, wie er 81
oieler Golle oils arnnfenpfleger &c
fommen. Tiemano 6atte es i'm
gebeiBen, uno neil feiner i'm tort
gefpieien, lpar er Gag rno Haft be
Dem Sinsling eeblieben. Us itortI
i'm quf Niemmns bel ieiner uner
miielihen aranfenipad)e. 0e'
Toftor fam tdglih, peroronete tie
beritiQenoe Ir5ncien nno iiberliel
es Gbriitopb, b%ieielbcn 5u be
idaffen.
Hihnrb uub @eorg befolgten &C
%millenbait ibrer Wutter 8ebot uni
b~etraten oaS araufen5immcr ME
molsl Sic muroen audi bon Del
folgeneen munOerbnren 8orgGngel
oui Dem 98eeoius.Sof 10 iebr Il
| Mniprmd) genommen, Dab lie bal
ben tre,len Fileeer nit ieinem lie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13

lpenlti9 itno geget Mama 10 betttge
Ibneiguna eeSeiat, oaB lie sur
4traie fsrtseididt mirs", ersiserte
@eora.
SD mia aud) gar ilida bier blei..-
BEN, troste gbreutraut. Sic bate
feb plOslid an Gbriitspb seldymicst
Still, 8ins." @s flsng ipie
cine @arnltng.
80, id iase niGtsl" ebren'
tral,t riidte mitleieis serinsi@atens
sie sierlife Mhiel.
9ic n%ileideuen aiisell oes fran'
fen anaben blidten poriid,tis l,n'
bic &iiienede; CT iuar mod uns sum
eriten Mal -sanS %iieberirci.
Or iicbt abidjeulib uis!" rie'
@brentraut, NIT alsn 9eisen TIRES
Mibfalens III DEM &eiiht.
.gr lit iebr b6siid". sitittett
@eora bel. ,Hbelh' boier Bid. mis
Sic id,parse Sd)lonse int 9apas
Iauorium."
Der feline Gattent bstte BET
ibiid)tert Den @oSf seritesf. Nenr
a1id, yaum ansunebmer, Dob el
ales seritausen, 10 msGte fem fei'
ner Snitinft linn aus Der Saitume
Ger autpeiensen segen Meinuns ser'
solmetihen.
&iGaro itano neben Aem Sage,
uns bate beobadtens Der Ssen,
NIT beisemobnt.
yaemm berper. flsiner id,eue,
Eosel!" iaste er lest liebepcl nnl
iirif iiber sas ~alansenh i@war5'
&aar Ses armeit @estpaiitsn. nAu'
eas 8eiidt fommt's niAt on, ion
Bern auf's Sera, nie oft bot sas
unier lieber Napa seiast."
.slber er lit asibretsms, gon;
iurGtbar baBlid", bebarrte Gbren
trout in Dem ibr eisenen 1iSer
ipruhsgeiit.
.Sdneigel CUR Strafe reiaylt 81
ibm sleid, Die 9ans BIN. eefab
Der Stammhalter Der Messina.
sd mag nidt."
Mi6arS'S @elidt ueriiniterte lid
.@eers un6 Su?"
ySG iea absitien?" fraate, sielet
belGdmt.
,Benm Oh ein aSelsins bin
tpeiBt OH aud, mas Du sereu Chr
iAulbeIt."
Sofort trat @eore an oas 3ran
fenbett unb reifte ieine Seus her
iiber.
sd bite nm 8erseibuns" iast
er einfad).
Ger iremSe &nabe ihaute be
fremsens aui. iein aeiees 6eiiGi
6en. perSos lid peinerliA.
.@r min Dir niagts fun, 81
rubiste HiharS ladelns. Sci,
Ginger ltrih liebfoisns iiber ole 10
sere 8anse. Gage, periteblt d
mid, - mie beikeit Gu2"
.Diai", ~antmortetc Der &lein
sasbait leiie.
v@r peritebt Ieutid!" jilbelte
Die ainoer auf.
.lluo Oein aweiter Name2" vi
6arS bog iid) erfpartunsssea iibe
sas 8ett.
nNili 9arlinss", fam es al.
Sen aiiieu berpor.
p@r beiBt 8iai 0arlinss;;" M
baben mir ieiuen Namen", idJriee
Die aineer Surd,einanSer.
o0as iins bas fir Gitmmbe
ten" flans es 3srnis bon ser 1bi'
Der. 5rau @eSeins itano IN Del
lelben unS berriHte tire SInSs
beitis on. nBas tbnt Ar %
Sdeert G,ih binausl"
Mama, er bat a~eiprsds,, er beil
Niai Darliuss", rief @esrs sar
auiserest Dor 8reuse.
y9os lit nidt mabr, ieinen "
men fennen mir niht. NeSet ibl
niGts Dor, er miro ia IRE, ipeA
Shr ibm ben Namen oft nennt."
ygr bat i'm Suerit selagt", ipo.
Hiharo ein.
,@leidpiel, id) oulse es nidst. Y
bat feinen Ramen, ih .meroe hiele
balb nit Der 9eb6rae eerbaneel'
ibm muB Elm ioid,er beiseleat noe
ben, iaas er inn MaiienbaIie MI
nabme finSet."
J, ySn's 8aiieubaus Ica err" u
1arb rlnSelte Bic Stirn. Bic
Woma, ieaten mir nidt Die Be
pflidtung baben, ben anaben I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-03-13


&ranfentaaer. Sir lie befpirfte
bas miitterlite @shot, oas serose
@eaeutbeil 81 tbMn. Wis nun eirts
NAL oas grdblihe 6ieber 81 isiner
b6diten SSbe itieg uue fiirhtenite
Scramble sen arinen fleinen 8orper
matteten, mar tie ani einen Stlhl
geitieaeu uno bntte nnperpanst IN
Die aiiien eeihaut.
Or lit al baBiid1 id) mag i'm
nift nlebr ieben!" entifies lie furs
unb elite binaus. ,Aber lie fam
bod nieber. 8erItnhIsn uuo ladte
mie cine Siinserin blieb iie al Der
Sbiire itebeu; gbriitepb winfte iie
beran.
Or idlait 10 gut, meiute er,
riieb MIR, iest lit er nift metr
baBlid."
Sic redte lid auf sen 3eben IN
Die Sobe uns nidte nab elmer 8aule
nit Dem lodisen &Ssf6eu.
n@ie beiBt er?" fraste lie
alsbann.
,@ottes aiubl" erniberte Der
alte besGdtia.
.9as lit elm id,Sner 9tanle id
bin @esoins's Sine. nid3t eabr?"
,Sa, 9u bit oenunsea&tet audi
8ottes 8ins."
rWama aud?"
r@ans aemib."
r@lber iie mollte mid tsetmafen
- umbrinsen, mciBt Iii, Gbri-
itopb?"
y&eee fem Dummies 3el,a."
yBeraSe, ih perh's bod milien",
bebarrte ebrentraut, aperlif nit
Dem 5iibhen itampienb.
,SpriAit Oh nod ein @ort,
iperre id Gid in Ole Dnnfle &am.
mer", brobte Der alte, preentlid} er.
bolt.
nOas oarflt On ni6t. ih rese Die
0abrbeit, ih ias's AUDI nur Dir.
@eibt 9u ihsn, Mama bat siel
8elo, 10 piel iaredlid niel
8elb!"
r0as lit ipobl iiber Nadt bonn
Simmel seresnet" ipottete Gbriitepb
nit merflider llnrube.
n0enfit Oh, ib 9laubte 10 etwas?
Sn Der SeSertaibe mars, Ole
Yapas 5reunb m~itsebraft."
nHebe feline 1horbeiten nmS
idppeige."
rSf MIL mdt, apeit On senflt,
id liige. SD babe pas @ele &c.
ieben, @ama bat 8 sesablt uns wit
i'd surh's 6eniter ifiea, bot lie mid
am Salie sepadt, 3, zoos pal
entieelid!" Die Aleiue .iaiittelte
iid) bel Der @rinneruna.
Sas balbfable .Saupt Ses alter
GbriItopb bebedte iib init SddpeiB
iein 9lif rilbte nit itumniem ent'
iesen auf bent fletnen roliger
Wnns, Der arglos 10 midtige ga
den ausplauoerte.
y@s iinb audi eitise Serren biei
genelen, Die baben piel 9el0 be
fommen id fam oas @elo MIDI
leiben nns mag feinS mir II
Aann iulmer, oils fiiblte id) Mama:
Singer on meinem &alie, Die mid
ablpiirgen rpolen."
0as 8eboing.S odterlein warS'
nod meiter ~geplauaert habei, ipen,
niGt lire 9riiOer haSngsEommel
maren. Sic iuhten Qbrentrant
neil &id)aro lid nen ibr perabld,ie
Den wolte. Sn Der Sise ses eifri
gen Sud)ens batten lie nidt saran
gead)tet, oaB lie sieielbe in sem Der
botenen &ranfen5immer s~efunSen
pieQeidt audi betraten lie IelbIt e
abiidtlid, neil tie bon benz ne,ie'
0ienitperional gebort, 6aB Der flein
Yatient in Der @eneiuna log. Hl
faro umarmte innig ieine fleilt
S6DeIter.
,Wann febrit 9u ipie6er?" fragt
6ieie, ieine %llmarmung raid Dol
iidy meileno.
sd woQte Oaleim bleibeh
Mauna iast jeood, Dob nnlere ger
baltniIie feinesmegs idleft itiinser
sic miinidt ausoriidlif, Dob 10
mir feline Gmihrdnfuns anfles
uno IN jeber sSiniidt fortlebe mi
bisber. Sd bleibe barum IN De
aaoettenanitalt mmo miome mIt
Dem SffiSieritanbe, Sus 3iel meme
@iinide,"
Ghrputro,it o,ih Ou fDmm'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-24
HUMAN BODY FOUND
Head, One Arm and One Leg
Missing.

Orofno, Idaho, Nov %. Hunters
and timber cruisers recently from the
upper North Fork bring down the
word that portions Of human body
were found on that stream opposite
Skull creek. These remains we're
found by Charles Smith, resident
Of that section, about three weeks
ago. The head, one arm and one leg
are missing. On one foot Is high
top mountain shoe In fairly good
state Of preservation. The trunk
and other portions of the body are
bleached and give evidence % the
man being dead for several months.
A "A Colts revolver was near the re-
mains and small ak, such as Is used
BY timber cruisers, was leaning
against a tree near by. These we're
badly corroded.
Considerable speculation Is going
On here In regard 10 who the unfor-
tunate might 10 and the list Of timber
cruisers aud rivermen IL being care
fully searched 10 see II any one is
missing. Mr. Smith will bring the
remains to orotino ON the first oppor-
tunjty, and an attempt will be made
Y possible 10 ascertain who the un-
Fortunate man was and whether an
accident, suicide or murder was the
cause Of his untimey death.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-24

Much uncertainty exists as to why
me orange blossom has been SO mucE
worn by brides, but the general opin.
ian seems to be that 1t was adopted
M an emblem Of fruitfulness. Accord
ing to some authorities, the practice
has been derived from the Saracens'
among whom the orange blossom was
regarded as a symbol Of a prosperous
marriage, a circumstance which Is
partly to be accounted for by the fact
that in the east the orange tree bears
rIpe fruit and blossoms at the same
time
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-24

take MS pace Ior the evening. DE
arose and followed the super.
He found Miss Levere lying on a
lounge In the greenroon. She had
washed the paint from her face, since
II is not becoming at a short distance
and so arranged her drapery as to look
very charming. The manager ana
stage manager both stood over her.
The first thing Noyes did was to
mention that he was sorry the regular
physician was not on hand, the second
TO take the lnvalid's wrist and note her
pulse. It beat very quickly, but, for
that matter, no quicker than his own.
Then he put his ear down and listened
to the beating Of her heart and from a
gentle spasmodic heaving Of the chest
knew that II beat in consonance with
his own.
"H'mv' he said, addressing the man
aRer and calling to mind the few med
lcal phrases he had In his knowledge
box. There is a slight cardiac dis
turbance in the thorax, and the pulse
IL quicker than 1t should be. How long
has the piece been runningT
This is the one hundred and seven
ty-elghth night"
"How many matineesT
1.-TWO a week"
"This lady, 1t seems to me, has not
the physique for such strain. fear
she win have to lie of for awhile"
Cant you brace her, doctor"
'I'll give her tonic"
Feeling in his pockets, he brought
out pencil and, being furnished with
a bit OF paper. wrote:
Aqua pura.. ounces
Spirits cognae. .......h pint
''This simple stimulant will do for
this evening, and tomorrow l will visit
her and either order a rest or perma-
nent tonic"
The interested parties took the pre-
scription away, and Noyes was about
to retire when the patient gave him a
glance slgnifylng that she would like
him to remain.
Doctor" she whispered, bend low
or. have a confession to make"
Noyes put his ear near her lips.
"I'm no more Ill than you are. /
want a vacation. Can't you manage II
for meT
"H'mw said the pretended physician.
Zone confession deserves another. I'm
not doctor"
''Not doctorl''
"No." And he explained how he had
happened 80 often to occupy the ply.
slcian'g seat.
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ACardiac Affection
loriEinaLl

tOTigtnai.l
Dudley NOyes was not stage struck
in the ordinary acceptation Of those
words, but he was struck fat a-back,
ms sailors say. with an actress. Lenore
Levere, whose real name was Hannah
PIggatt and had just made her great
success at the Olympic in How to
Catch a Lover" and 1t had been run
ming a hundred nights when Noyes
went to see II. After that he went
three nights a week till the play was
taken OF. He frequently sent up dow
ers when Miss Levere was called be-
fore the curtain. and she soon per-
ceIyed that she had made a conquest.
Noyes had an intimate friend who
held the appointment Of physician to
the Olympic. A seat was reserved for
the doctor, and he was expected to oc-
cupy It at every performance. He had
done so till How to Catch Lover
had reached the hundredth night, after
which, tired at the repetition, he occu-
pied It occasionally, giving his ticket
mostly to Noyes Miss Levere received
bENGIAi DuHhElb VI nOWNih HUM tAA@
man sitting In this seat and, desiring
to know who he was, had after a per
Torrance looked ut the number, then
gone to the box Office and inquired
She was told that It was always re-
sc,'ved for the physician.
Now. after half n dozen lots Of flow
ers had come to her without card OF
a note attached Miss Leyere conclud-
cd that the donor simply admired her
az an actress and had no desire even to
form her acquaintance. For awhile
che was quite unified" and refrained
while on the stage from glanclng al
the doctors seat, into which latterly
Soyes was accustomed TO sink when
he came to the theater. But plqut
finally decided the actress to commit
an overt act. II Mr.. Noyes would moi
seek her Of his own accord he must bt
forced to seek her. One evening after
she had gone of the stage, having fin
lshed her part. though the play wai
not yet closed, supernumerary tap
ped Noyes on the shoulder and said;
Doctor, you're wanted behind thu
scenes"
Noyes found himself on the horns o.
q dilemma. II he admitted he was no
q doctor he would betray his friend
who would lose his position. II he per
aonated q doctor-he knew nothing O
medicino--he might do a great deal o
harm and get into trouble. There wa
another objection 10 his going-h'
would DO recognized not as the regula
theater physician.
Anything seriousT he asked.
81 think not. Miss Levere has faint
Cd, but l think IL IL from overwork."
This decided Noyes. He would so a
q doctor and say that the regular mar
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