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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
PROPOSED ELECTRIC
LINE TO LAS CRUCES
CITIZENS or NEW MEXICO TOWN
THINK LINE FROM e. PASO TO
CRUCES WILL SOON MA.
TERiALtZE.

Judge Joseph Bonham. of lhs Cru.
coa. was visitor to 90 puau This
week. says the NeWs Mr. honham
reports that the citizens az nonn Ana
county New Mexico. have not l0st
hopas OF soon securing tho projected
eiectdc line from El pasu. and that
b is confidently anticipated thuf def.
mite steps Ia the matter viii hc taken
tho early part of the coming year.
Arrangements with this end IN ylcw
are being made q ls explained thar
las Cruces Oh ready and willing 90 do
her share toward promoting the I'M
dortahing II aumoient backing can BIO
obtained and the people ol che Texas
border viii lend their cooperation
and help
Some time asn this contemplated
road Invited considerable attention,
and steps were taken 10 carry cut the
venture Ia this connection part ui
the necessary capital was already 10
sight and the required franchise as'
surcd
nnt for some cause or other the
matter was not pushed, and SO the
entorpriso has been a. atandliill
However according 10 present od
Vices. Il Is nov proposed 90 revive the
subject and puah the undertaking.
through as soon as possible
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
REACTONARY INDIANS
CAPTURED BY CAVALRY
TROOP FROM FoRT WiNoATE
MAKES PRISONERS or ii8
MOouis.

Dispatch from 80. Michaols. Arizona,
tells OF toe arrest OF i1s MOqul indians
the other day. by Lieutenant q ~.
LcEis, commanding Troop X. of the
Vim United States cavalry station
"a ai Fort Wlurain The Indians were
captured by the cavalry go the pueblo
nf Ofalhl. on the M0Qui reservation.
Tho arrests by the military are the
result 'of long standing trouble be-
tween the two political factions ~
she Moqus which lus recently cul.
minated ln open warfare between two
PARTIES. one 0C which drove the other
from tbc pueblo hucauso OF tribal dis
rulc over the education Ot children
and Tho udontiOa Of She white mans
customs. d Is not known what dls-
position VIII bo made of tho prisoners.
hui 4 is Thought they VIII hc takca
tn Fort WingaiH for the time bcfnr
and there kept until measures can be-
determined upon by the indlnn oni-
cials which wlil permanently settle ne
trouble
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

b. az tho stable to welcome her o..
the early morning visits and 81 the
track IN the afternoon 10 congratulate
her on a victory
TIE Crabireo atahic was under the
direct and personal management 81
Jack" CNbtrcc. q brother Of the
noted actress. but orders issued BY
hOr were ohoyod with the same de,
gree "a those given hy the male mem.
Der OF the frm.
This story o. Lolita.
Charlotte Crabtrcc. known and ad,
mircd as Lolita by theatersoorn OF
"a generation ago, began her stage
career ga California az tho age OF 10.
She was born IN New York Ia iSi7.
aad returned there after starring IN
the west. IN 1880. In 1867 she frgt
won favor as Little Nell and the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

piled hy ls namo. ~ "a plata or vsllaf
yielding placer gold va q congiomcratc
~ cement ard gravel Tho mines are
sald tn have yielded $500 900 in 1905
important silver and lead mines are
operated in Sonora. ono OF tho blk
properties being Ia nuia cast OF the
Yaonl Rivor. near Tonicho This mine
la owned By Richardson Bros. who
ship their product 90 Ei tugo AMI san
Francisco for reduction The Min
Mexico. near San Xavier. has yielded
n fortune 90 lhc Ortcga estate The
trinidad. 10 sshuaflna district j. r.
aieadY producer Of silver
Mention a mudo here only of i1i.
poriani mines and districts. which
would attract notice o. any mining
region in the world Dozens of prop.
critics. large "a gmaii, are now being
developed an Through the state. ON
both aldos Of The YaQui river The
Rreat mineral bolts which have raised
Arizona Ia che arsi rank hfr equally
strong ln sonora, which ID geological
ly twin Ol iia northern noishhar
The transformation oi auE0ra. Do.
aulllnF from those railroad and mining
operations. On of iutnrcat SOD a aociui0H.
teal sense Tho Iuluiis and uomiai
cans havo long since passed. away
INC mission bells. which ailll hanr Tn
the ruined hclfflca. have NOR rang Tor
decades Tho Mcxican population
/ ffi1ainF The sonora railroad and nc.
cupylng small rahchCs niong Che
streams. De- face 90 face with t-O Am-
lerlcan invasion. Tho sctnos rosulting
from this cOmmingllng az tho old and
/ tho new are sometimes grotosQuc 10
10 not unusual. for instance, tO see
/ blanket Indians hanging shout smell
tcra and mines, looking In blank am.
aEcmct upon the operation OF cleo.
trIcai machinery. Occasionally a
band OF Yocuig sw0opg down upon a
party travelling IN en- automobile,
and tho struggle between old and new
takes q mighty practical tune o. tho
bullets ny.
Tho Mexican people. O. q rule. are
giad 70 see Americans come Ia and
develop their country. They make fair
lahOrors, and unless the lower classes
are full Of moecai. thcy are peaceaole.
The higher classes. comprising the
umciale. arc very friCn5ly q the Am.
orleans. Some OF tho better Glass
Moxicans are men 81 high character
and cultivation. such a mun as Gen.
Luis D. Torres. for example. being n
credit 10 bls oouutry and hls race BE
has had a long end arduous struggle
With the faquia, and has displayed
liabilities of the bighoei order iu bis
campaigns against these lmp.auable
natives Tho faqui troubles have
been greatly ovoratod on account Of
the uhiouity Of the aavagos. They are
Comparatively few, but their abilny Ca
get over the ground and hob up in un-
expected places ~ remarkable With
the construction OF railroads their
sphere Of activity will bee greatly cir
cumscribod. and a few years more
viii SEQ them permanently isolated
AZ present. in some ontni ihc.way
mining districts. guard 81 necessary
ia travelling
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
''Lotta' Once Queen Of the Stage
Now Famous Horse Woman

|""'|'NH|N t|"' '|'I"N'
Lexington, KY Nov % Mlss
Charlotte Crabirec. who. as "I.otia"
once charmed thousands Of American
iheatofsoera anml ~ q nos one ct
the most successful horse owners In
the unltod States, and as winner
Un lho alaad circuit tho past season
9hf cttn ouiclagscd ihc men.
Tho success OF the Crahtrcu stable
u q direct result OF the personal on-
crgy displayed by the noted woman
ln looking after her horses Fer fond.
nCa. Cor the dumh bfutgz and their
fnndnoes lof her has boon the secret
Although Do Dr. estimated that Miss
Iuutrnp is worth ciueo in S3Ou0.N0u
ils did NOT provoat her from going
IuHn ihe Grand circuit with her
uraea aud attending io their every
fani She same ns though lhcy were
children This Representation uf
Nomanh kindness produced wonder.
fu' results
ln ihe noted gcldlng Nuthoy. star
nj ihu Cnhircc stables and the larg'
Hsl money winning horse OF the year,
Miss Crabtroe found compensation for
aIi tho care she had taken Nuihoy
was considered the most dangerous
hgrs taat ever raced 10 harness when
ho became her property This horse
I had won thousands Of dollars on the
track but was considered 20 crratic
and ungovnfnnhle ,hat ho changed
hands frequently n was sometimes
necessary 20 drive him inio a building
n order 90 stop him. Nutboy ls now
considered one os the most doclle AMI.
mails alive.
Tho power exercised over her horSo1
/ hy the former actress a little short
1i marvellous. she has instructed her
stable hands and drivers that no
brutal trcaimeat of the animala will
ho tolerated. end even IN the critical
siaGc az d race they are not allowed
to use the whip
During the recent trottiug meeting,
Miss Crahtrec spent twoihirds OF her
( time Wiih her horses Her hrat task
] iu The muralnF WAS q visit tn me
stables and tho minute she arrived
fhc hofsea recognized and greeted
hor She personally Inspected every
animal and saw that q had The proper
care
Hofaomcn who went down the cir.
fuit learned % regard and love lot
ga" as she waa formerly admired and
i0tc6 by tlo thnatorgolng public, and
thoy never missed the opportunity 70
show their frlcudshla They would
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

Nost &c tho iimo Naa consumed in
hnnrinr mos uns Tor d now trial and
motions ih arfCsi of Judgment by
counsel for ibo convicted prisoners
Punishment was also melted uui io
Ed Mitchell. convicted o. larceny from
Tho person. sentenced tu serve two
months M the county iall
g. w. M0shor. convicted of fofEqry,
nnOd $500, which viii bc served out
in the county iall. unless paid ai on
allowance 90 81 pet day.
Milton Wilcox. convicted of obtain.
ing money under false preiensca the
same.
Juan Rcy Rodcl. the Indian who
WAS convicted of nourlshluE q deadly
weapon at lslria. was sentenced io
two years IA the ponllcuilary. bui bis
sentence was suspended durinr GOOD
behavior
An appeal in the cnse OF Ia Ritter
will probably bo inkCn tn the supreme
court Attorney Heucnce. his Cluu
SOL. stated that n bond VIII ho n' ih
iha sum uf $3.50
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
THE time OF THE CON-
STTUTIONAL CONVENTION
EX-GOVERNOR PRINCE ADVANCES
GOOD REASONS FoR MEETING
m JANUARY, 1907

NH|NNWN va NNNHH ANMM 0N"NNNANNN
Some limo ago. IN July, iu letter
Ia the New Mexican relative to tho
meeting OF the sixty.siV delegates from
ihis territory 30 the constitutional con
youtlon. as q Now Mexico convention.
Ia case joint statehood failed. alg-
goaiod that che meeting Be held carly
10 December.
Since then, tho republican leui,or-
lal convention On las Vegas has re-
commended the lrst Monday fn ianu-
nry. aud a consideration OF an the cir.
cumstancea has made me convert Go
that date. In the first place, many OF
the members have their arrangements
for the remainder of the year.
ea9 cannot well change them SO as
10 be free Go attend. The holiday
season naturally breaks up the time
and dlstracts attention. A number
Of delegates desire 10 procure other
constitutions and books Ca the subject
and this requires time
ny meeting on Monday. Jan. Z. the
convention will have two fun weeks
before the legislature meets, Those
most experienced consider this time
ample, and it - as much a. most dele.
! gatcs will feel that thoy eau AFFORD.
iiy using the constitution Of 1880 o. a
basis. and by careful preparation IN
advance, the work can he eKCeliently
done 81 that time whatever iegiHla
tive action q thought desirable, Hhcih.
CT In submitting the constitution 60
q popular vote. or providing Tor lts
/ transmission % congress. can read
lly ~ obtained by having some of the
leading delegates remain few days
and present che matter immediately
10 the councli and the house When
th0y conveen on January 81 IN fact
an the delegates will be- present "a
the loglslatofa arrive. and thus lher'
can bo n thorough Interchange 81
ideas and prompt actlon car hc %
taiued
l Everything nov looks favorable lo
a very successful convention Amonl
the delegates are six who were pres
ent iu tho last convention lu 1855 ani
isa0-~Moaara alOYer. Clancy ffich
ard. Catron. Haynolda and 9 o. q
Chavez. a number are already col
leCting material from various state
10 nld in the work There Is 20 rea
son WIZ tho best constitution in Oh
entire country may not be- formula
Cd; aud such d document viii Of itsei
bO the best argument 90 c0ngfoas an
the nation Ol the ability 81 New Mei
leo 90 govern itself. aud Of is worth
ness 10 enter th0 siaiefh0od Of state
4, hRADEOItD PRINCE
santa Ne. Nov tb
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24
SHERIFF DEPARTS
WITH -FOUR FELONS
NIGHT SESSION OF COUNTY
couRT TO DISPOSE or cRlN.
iNAL BUSINESS.

sheriff Armiio. 0f Bomaiiilo county
nad Deputy J "A. Montoyn, departed
Tor Santa ~ thls morning with four
prisoners whom they are taking % the
territorial ponitoniinry. They are.
IRA NJ Ritter. EeutOnced 90 q year
and a half for larceny from "a ware.
house; George Houston, f0rgine 9 rail-
road pass. one year. Jose nnen, steal
ing cattle. hYo years. Frank Ihomp-
son. larceny from tho person % one
naaa. six months
AN of the above prl8pnera, with che
exception of naca. were sentenced last
night when tho lfat night session ui
the noinaliilo county court in years
vas holi fos tho purpose of clearing
up the criminal eases.
The court which convened al 1880
n'ol0tk was lu session lnil 3 . O'Clock
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

man / ever knew, remarked M.
Burton on the day be- entered JAN.
"eha insists that good will come ont
o. this for me. Maybe Il wili--hnl
4" be- blessed u see much OF L set,
with a weary smile.
Mrs. burton 81 a Christian Scion.
llst. 1T has made me strong" says
she. "But for Il / could not have
bOrno an ihis. / know u win bo for
the best ia tho end, and I'm willing
90 wait"
Mother 20 Nlseea.
They have no children, but a half
dozen niecos nave found On her a
mother. She has been generous With
money and time A former telegraph
messenger Is going 10 school on money
given him every month by Mr. ana
Mrs. nurton.
"Ono good thing has come out OF
this tFobulC." Is her iavorllo expires
sion. 1t has enabled us 90 find out
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

Great happiness Camu into tnr ONE
90 $ a. BLAIR. school auuafnicn
ai ST. Aiians Vs. va whom his lIltIc
d6uEhtUr was restored fFum the
dreadful complaint he names Ne tf
"My little daughter bad 81 NNns
dance. which yicldtl to no treatment
hui grew steadily worse until nf s i1t
rejoice io say three bottles Objected g
complete cure Qulck. sure Curc fur
nervous complaints general debility,
female weaknesses. impoverished
blood and maiarig Guaranteed ty ID
drurElEte Price COO
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

The readers pf this paper wiz uc pleas,
dreaded disease that science has been
able 90 cure in ~ ita Eiegca, and mat
i0 Cginrfh. Halls EAtlFtn cure Us tla
medical fraternity. Catnrfh 0Qing con
9iltutlonal disease. requires conliitus
Il0Hni treatment HnlIE lufnrfh Cure ~
taken lntrTuIIig, acting directly upon she
blood and mnrnua surfaces % the evas
tenn, thereby destroying th0 foundation
~ che disease, ana Swing thn patient
strength III bullluH Np ihq constitution
fine prnufietofa have 80 mitch faith in itH
curative poWefn that they cNer one
Hundred rullnre cor any case that %
fllH 90 cure. send Nnt llNt OF NNhll7
muuialG Address,
~ 3. CHENEY a Co. 1oiedo. ohio
sold hy uruNalEla. lto.
Take HALLS Family Pills Tor cnnatiFa.
tien.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

MarchiOnoss In q LIBERALIZATION Of
"Oid Curiosity Shop" and soon b.
came an Acknowledged queen % the
American stage.
Iotta's successes Waa due 90 her per.
aOnai charm. She could sing and
dance divlnuiy and her natuFalncea
and grace won the hearts Of her
audiences She made blg hits when
she waf starred Ga almost aonbrct
parts Among her successes WINS "fho
Little Detective" "Thc firefy." and
zip" of the stage LOtta has a.
ways been modest and retiring.
Miss Crahiroe'a Income waB care
fully invested b. her mother. and
she left che stage 40 one of the rich
osi American stars. To-day hoe for
tune amounts 10 several mililoaa Of
dollars
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-11-24

who are our real friends. FRIEND
ship o. what counts after al"
Their modest little dwelling o de-
serted; the shades are drawn. Mech
OF the furniture has been taken 60
lrouton 60 make things hgmeiiho.
when Mf burion'B term expires
they win go back Go Kansas. Abliene,
Will 6tohably give them a reception.
81 will be- ostenfibly fer Mr. Barton,
but Il viii b. equally (rihute 20
his loyal. courageous vile,
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pounds of my l about to be married,
and"
Married."
Il am myself rather surprised at it. Yet l fail
to why you should be even moderately Sur
prised."
~ Surprised" said he in dazed way, still
standing with one foot drawn back a step. Il
was merely taken aback, because"
"Well?"
Because nothing. was simply taken aback,
that's all. Or rather because had not heard of
it before
1T only fully decided upon yesterday"
said she, bending down her knee
is going to take place when for am at least least
interested
Soon. Within two or three weeks. 1 don't
quite know when
And the happy mani"
The same whom you come to take me from
Kensal Green
Mr.. Hupfedt?"
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By GORDON HOLMES

must have had some meaning she went did
l not hear you say that you know more about me
than l Think Well, them have the goodness to
tell me what
Nov have put my foot in it, | suppose" said
David, and you will never rest till find something
to tell YOU But not now, if you will bear with me.
In few days shall, perhaps, call on your mother,
or see you again at place which you doubt visit
pretty often at about the same hour, and to which
1, too, somehow strangely drawn. The ques-
ton before is whether l to spend the
one hundred pounds for you
"As to that, what say? You tell me
nothing of your reason, my mother is out, and
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That may be because 1 know a great deal
about you than you think
At this she started guilty, visibly, and at that
memory gliding through the moonlight at three in
the morning, ghost Fastening back to the tomb
Yet, in her presence the resentment which ranked
in him softened to pity. A look of appeal came
into her dark eyes, and certain of honesty
and purity in her being communicated itself to his
instincts, putting it out of his power to think any
i'll of her for the moment.
He said hurriedly: L fear 1 have begun badly
All this is neither here nor there
She sat down, slung knee between her clasped
fingers in her habtual manner, and said: Please
tell me- what do you mean?" Then she looked up
at him again with troubled light in her eyes.
He walked quickly nearer to her, saying: 60 Now,
don't let that get into your head serious state
ment. 1t was mere manner of speaking, what
said, and of Importance. Moreover, there's
this question of one hundred pounds, and time a
vital consideration
Nevertheless, you were definite enough, and
Copyright by Edward J. Code Entered S,atones Hail.
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Il think not"
You have no idea what is in question.
Then, give me some idea.
And lose more time. However, you may as
well hear. 1t is this: that the tenant in the fiat
before me, one Miss L Estrange, found concealed in
a picture certificate of marriage and one of a
birth, and l wish to buy them for you from Miss
L'Estrange's servant who has them
Violet sprang upright with adoring face, niur-
muring, Heaven be thanked"
Il didn't tell you before" said David because
I haven't secured the papers yet. have left the
girl in my flat"
But where-where do you say she found them?"
she asked with keener interest than the question
seemed to call for.
1T was in picture frame, between the picture
and the boards at the back he answered. The
picture fell and the certificates fell out "
Heaven be praised" she breathed again.
WAS there nothing else that fell OUT"
Nothing else, apparently"
THAT was enough! Why should I want more?
Oh, get them for me quickly, will your she CRIED
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"Oh, you know his name. Yes, Mr.. van Hupfeldt >,
David chucked grimly.
why do you Taught" she asked.
&c But whatever is your motive?" he cried sharply.
"You strange to venture to inquire into my
motive she said, with downcast eyes. Then her
lip trembled and she added in low voice, MY
motive is known only to the dead
"Ah, don't cry!'' he almost shouted at her. with
sudden brand of red anger across his brow.
There's no need for tears 1t sha mt ever happen,
this thing!''
ulously at him.
What l say. This marriage can't happen
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ia 20 Gill lctlhliiS wv SOoh. Lev
not him boast that putteth his
arrnor on as he that taketh it off,
Good-day, Miss Mordaunt. l shall
not trouble you any more about
the one hundred pounds. l will
spend it out of my own pocket. "
Please stay!" she cried after
him. Everything that you say
bewi1ders me. How am l to be-
lieve you honest when you say
such things?"
What things? Honest? You
may believe me honest or not,
just as you will. told you before
that | am not greatly concerned.
If l bewilder you, you anger me. u
Il am sorry. But how so?"
What, is it nothing for a man to
hear it doubted whether he is hon
est or not? And, apart from that,
admit that your sister is not very
long dead, and that you have been
easily drawn into this engage
ment.
But what can all this matter
to your" she asked, with
wrinkled brow Why should my
private conduct anger you at all?
| have not, in fact, as you think,
been so easily won into this en-
gagement; yet, if l had, it is
amazing that you should lecture
me. If it was anyone but you,
l should be cross"
What, am l in special favor,
them"
You have an honest face"
Then, why is my poor honesty
constantly doubted?"
Because you say extraordinary
things. 1t is not, for instance, usual
for people to pay one hundred
pounds for the benefit of a casual
acquaintance, as you just volun-
teered to do. Either you have
some trick or motive in view, or
YOU are very wonderfully disin-
terested."
Which do YOU Think"
Il may think one thing now,
and the other after you are gone. ="
Well, it is useless arguing. l
should be here all day, if l let N.Y.
self. We were not made to agree,
you see. Some people are like
that. shall just pay the one
hundred pounds out of my own
pocket. "
You are not to do that,
please"
Then. will VOu?"
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Swords Drawn

a Young man who acts IN that
symptom of heart disease. At 90
card.
Violet knew from Dibbin the
Harcourt, but when she read it she
and turned a little pale. "Show
him up" she said, in a furry,
You will excuse my calling
explained David, without shaking
hands, though we have met be-
fore-you remember?
She inclined her head a little,
standing, as it were, shrunk from
him, someway off.
But my visit has to do with a
matter which admits of no delay"
My mother" she began.
"Is out, l know" said he; "but
as the affair is urgent, am here.
You know that l am the tenant
of No. 7, Eddystone Mansions,
and you know also that, without
seeking it, l have some knowledge
of your history. l wish to ask
whether, without troubling your
mind with lot of details. you care
to authorize me to spend at once,
in your interests, sum Of one
hundred pounds"
She scrutinized him with a GER
tain furtlveness, weighing him.
In my interests" said she.
Yours and your mothers.
"One hundred pounds?
Yes"
1t seems a strange request"
1t isn't a request. If you
haven't confidence in me to the
extent of one hundred pounds, l
am not deeply concerned.
But you come like storm, and
speak like one"
On purely business matter
of your own, remember.
You were at the pains to
come" she said, with smile.
You cannot both care and not
care"
Il used the word concern you
know"
is it a gracious way to ap-
proach me?"
is it charming to be mis-
trusted?"
Did | say that l mistrusted
YOU"
With your eyes"
Well, | say now with my lips
that l do not. Which will you
believer"
No doubt they can both de-
ceive"
oh, now you are verging on
rudeness.
There are worse things than
rudeness, when one thinks of it,
have no idea to what you
refer
That may be because l knc
more about you than you thinl
At this she started guilty., visi
staff again she appeared before tn
memory gliding through the moon
the morning, a ghost fastening be
Yet, in her presence the resentmel
in him softened to pity. A look
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CHAPTER XII.

Synopsis of preceding chapters end of this insament
Swords Drawn
AVID, meantime, also by cab, was off
to Dorchester Gardens, certain hurry
and fuster in his usually self
- possessed bosom. He looked at his face
in the cab mirror, and adjusted his tie
A Young man who acts in that way betrays
symptom of heart disease. At 90 A he sent up his
card.
Violet knew from Dibbin the name of David
Harcourt but when she read it she seemed startled
and turned little pale "Show