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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-08-04

! a ,.r eco M .,,4 J,,,.,,
10 ,or think bo, n;s ebonld
L. lano9
Let each candidata stand or fall
an his declaration Of principIcs,
and with these if he cannot stand
alone, he is not fit to represent
this or any other people.
Your great safeguard ana adVah-
uSe Is III ''lc primary eloclloh'
." '"'' "''''' ''l '''' '"''''''''''
"' your 'i'ol''' KNOW your '''"''' -
ne '''''7| - Nv ""'' an" - Nv
''>'''
stand tora further and com
plete control OF all corporations
serving the public, whether local,
state or 'nt"r-Statc' not only for
commercial equality, but for a
on thn octnol ,oI,n If ,ha ,lont or
corporatiOn:
Eor tba rot,,tinu ,F o,,r nr.sont
ovouut;nu law.
rn M ii -
a.. eT:4. ,Il.u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
PEOPLE
AGAINST THE JEWS.

NOSE July %. Tens Of thousands nc
OF copies Of tho Yieche, glack-hand
Paper, contaif,lng the most provocative
ARTICLES against the Jews and II rcyolu-
5tionlsts, are being distributed gratis In
TIC str Ae.r An article describing how y
meeting of Russian patriots received
the news Of tho dissolution Of Parlla-
@mcntP3 says thet"true sons Of tho Father
land fell on each q Their ncclss and wept
tears Of joy A 3.sy i. ssi'.SS 5S5
An editorial. glorifics the dispersal OF
The Revolutionary assembly Of Jews and
Jewish sylnpathizcrs, adding:
Z; ..'rhe prayers of the people have at last
found an echo in the heart Of the EN-
speror. Arise Orthodox Rnsslans Take
care that the next Parliament Is not an
assembly OF Jews and revolutionists, but
a State institution willing to work In
harmony with the autocratc Emperor
md the fundamental law. True Russians
will now understand that the only OBJ
5ject of Parliament was the downfall Of
Russia. Sons ofsSthe fatherlnnd rejoice
lr your victory, but remember that tho
Jewish hydra has a hundred heads and
that many heads yet remain to be cut
nff ~. - sf.tNt3435g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
NO #ATTEMP T55MADE TO-
ARREST MURDERERS
CBy Associated Press.)

M WARSAW, July 25.-Colonel Salnmntoff,
4 of the gendnrlnerie was stabbed to death
here to-day }j Ii
\, Snlalnatoff, who was assistant to tho
chief Of gendarmes Of the province of
Warsaw, had been active In the reprcs-
sive measures. He was walking on .N1oko-l
towska Street at about noon, when no
was attacked BY two men, who stabbed
him several times, and then. as the Col
onel sank down dying, walked quickly
away in different directions without the
spectators trying to stop them.
Lawlessncss here Is assuming alarming
proportions Barring .thcfts, robberies,
and acts OF violence are of daily occur.
renee. The police maintain passive
attitude. 5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
BACHELORS AND MAIDS
weakened AFTER ALL ] !.
Met in Convention to Nominate
Race Suicide" Candidate,
But Endorsed Cummins.
Special Il The Times-Dispa tch.l

" Especial to The 1imcs-D ispa tch.)
DIES MONIES, IOWA. July 25.--The
bachelors and splnsters. Of Iowa, In state
convention to-day at Forest City, to nolni-l
nate a race suicide" candidate for Gov
ernor, weakened at the las moment and
endorsed the candidacy Of Governor a.
b. Cummins. 1t was alleged that the
advocates OF race suicide,' as a matter
OF fact were unable to find one among
theft number willing to make the race,
although the body was unanimous when
it came to attacking President Roose-
gyelts announcements upon this question.
The convention was the most unique
in the history OF tho State. 1T called
to order In the towns hall. by Clinton
Merry, a confirmed bachelor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
RELATIVES WOULD
DECLARE HER INSANE
Ry Associated pressn

IN, NEW YoRk, July 25.--Appllcation to
Mrs, Alice g, y, Kinnon. who was mys-
ierlously murdered at the Stenton home
~ the l'ronx some time ago. declared
In the Supreme Court to-day by rclatiyos
OF the old lady, who has thwarted ali
the efforts of the officials to obtain an
inteiligent' account from her Of the events
Justice Blanchard directed that a writ be
issued. addressed to the petitioners and
other relatives to show cause on August
LIST Why Mrs. Stenton should not he de-
clared ipc0apetent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
REIGN OF I TERRORISM 4.
IN CAUCASUS BEGINS
tnX AssocIuted lPress.l

I
a. TITL1s, July 525.- LIN consequence Of revo-
slutionnry terrorism, the Observation-Disclosures
the vice royalty OF the Caucasus has boon
tco,rlpletely parnlyxed, and officials re
resigning III large numbers. Bandits
roam about Mt will, even In the daytime,
An Tiflssnnd its suburbs, exactlng tribute.
One band las made systematic collec-
ton Of $3.50 from peasants. In the gov
Sernmcnt OF Tiflls the country paths arc
In complete ruin, owing to the ,suspcn-
sion Of industry and agriculture.
l5s News was received here to-day Of an
outbreak Of troubles between Arincninns
and Tnrtars iii 1Irivnn ana Shusha. In
Erivnl, order was restored after q large
number Of Tartars md Armenlnns had
been killed or wounded. In Shusln the
Infantry We're unable to #subdue the Tar
5tnrs, who killed Armenians In the vicin-
ity or the Governors residence and fired
on the Governors quarters. The artil-
lery Is now In action. N
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
WOULD GARRY
CASE TO LEGISLATURE
nv. s.oc,a Press !,

- 7tI5yIFzKSs6cIatedT Press. -7- 700 --
NEW. Y ORK,$July o5 In opposing an
Applicant Ion in$the Supreme Court to- day
the city corporation counses once for
an order vacating previous court order,
which directed the sealing nf 2. 900 hal
lots cast at the general election In No
vcnber 1905, .and tho preservation ol
their contents 3inviolate. Clarence i.
Shearn, counsel for William Il. Hearst;
said le anticipated that the next I.eE!s,
Ilature could pass a I'LL! for recount OF
the ballots now&under Seal. If It did 50.
he said, he intended to l,rltg Duo warlanto
from office. Mr.. Shcarn sold the ballot
boxes would be kept unop sned until this
matter was determincd. lie offered to
supply the city OF New York with ballot
boxes for use at tho approach prI-
.lnurles and the general election. Tho reps
iresentatlvcs OF the corporation couuacl
declined tho OFFER Decision on the APP
6plicatl Ion was reserved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
PRESIDENT NOT TO SPEAK
IN 3PENNSYLVA CAM PAlGN
5 (By Associated Pr.ss)

OYSTER BAY, L. l., July 25.--Presi-
dent Roosevelt is not to make any polit-
ical speeches In PENNSYLVANIA this fall
no correct an impression that lie Is to
speak In Pittsburg and Philadelphia IN
support of tho Republican State ticket
Secretary Loeb to-day explained that the
President some time ago had promised to
make a speech at Harrisburg, October
s4th, when tho new State Capitol building
is to be dedicated. lie has also promised
to speak at the York County Fair, at
York Pa, on the same day. Neither Of
these speeches will be political In char
nCtcr. 49,. &C.,. Is. LLL -l... ~. $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
MAYOR IGNORED
ORDER D |: | / OF COURT
.Disregarded Injunction and Led ed
Torcesiii Work Of Tearing
Up Tracks.
MUST ANSWER FOR CONTEMPT
Case Will BE. Stubborr1ly Com
testedSon Both Sides and
May BE. Sensational.
.5f(By Associated 1orcss.)

Y (By Associated tPress.)
NJ CLEVELAND, o.. July 25.-Papers wore
served on Mayor Tom l.. Johnson late
this afternoon citing him to appear In
Common Pleas Court tomorrow morning
to show cause why lie should not be
.pun..hed for contempt, for violating q
temporary injunction issued by Judge
FOru to- day. si
The injunction was issued upon appli-
cation Of tho Cleveland Electric Railway
COMPANY restraining the city from pro-
cccding further with the tearing up Of
tho sti cot railway tracks in Fulton Street,
which was begun by force Of several
hundred men under the personal dlrcc-
tiotl OF Mayor johnson early to-day. Tho
work OF tearing away tho tracks was we'll
.urder way when the restraining orders
were served on the Mayor ana rlOEnt-
tonlion was paid to 1t when they wero
served. II s5iia III
The matter Is the outgrowth 80 fnr OF
the contest (which Is on between the Clcvo-
lan. Electric Railway Company, which
Is seeking mn extension Of its frnnchlses,i
and tho Forest city line, which Is tho
new municipal backed by Mayor Johnson
ind others. y
Mayors Defense.
Mayor johnson tonight In "a formal
statement defends his own action md that
Of his subordinntes In tho city admins
trntion in tearing away the trucks. Flo
said In pnrt:
"On June 18th. the City Council, by
resolution ordered the railway com
4 pnny to rnove It's single track on Full
a ton Strickland directed the Board Of
1J,u111fct Cnrvpicn ia 49,
less the company complied within
thirty days That was six weeks ago.
and tho order has been utterly Ignored
u by the company. The railway has
been violating the law all this time.
and has shown no lncltnation5to obey
the 3Ecity's order, which was n per-
III fectly reasonable and usual ono. l
The hearing tomorrow morning. In
which Mayor Johnson Is cited before
Judge Ford for contelmpt, will hc stub
born1y contested on both sides, and
to be sensational. q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
Jews Killed at Odessa.
(Bv Associnted Press)

10000 I- II3y7 .NsSONIH lGU 1I'TFsS,J - ~
C4,EoSA July 25.-During tho disturb
nnces of yesterday, two Jews were killed,
seventeen were wounded and twenty
seven shops .Yare wrecked. General
Grlgorleff, the. ptefect,t,f Odessa. caused
stringent measures to be taken by the
military to protect the lives and property
Of ull classes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
Coast Line Appointments.

Y Especial to THO Tlmos-DlspntCh,)
Z WILMINGTON, IN. c., July 25.-The
following. appointments were announced
In this city:
IT,. r.. Wooten, superintendcnt Of the
Richmond District. vice j. r, Russell, re-
signed; j. II. Council superintendent OF
transferred. aa
The appointments are understood to be
effective at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
Attractions at lakewood.

lanta.' lie viii be away until next Tuesday.
Tho animal shows now going on as the FREQ
show at lakewood have attracted wider atten.
tlon than any other which has been given.
because It appealy to the women and children
as IN artistic performances. This show is en-
tlrcy free to all up to the hour of 6 o. clock,
at which time the ga to tickets go on sale.
r Arrangements hHye been made to have tho
champion cake walkers of the country to ap.
pear a lakewood next week Us the free show;
but there will be no afternoon performances. tho
show bling given every night after the per-
Torrance at the Casino. VI g45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Are tile Best for Skin and Blood

Are the Best for Skin and Blood
"About three years ago my face Boz
gan to get rough with acne and kept
getting worse, A year ago read In
q paner of the Cuticura Remedies for
the skin and blood, sent for them
at once. l used the Cuticura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills, and in three
and the pimples have all disappeared
without the services Of o physician. !
think the Cuticura Remedies, are tho
best that any one can use for the skin
and blood" May G. Schieferle,
Sept, s, 1905. Santa Paula, Cal,
Cntleurs Rosp Ointment aud Pills are sold hrouyhOu
the world Potter Drug Chem Corp, Sole PI0pa, DQyYa,
AAL. RS' Send fos y How n Cs1s lex lhs sSta,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
LARGE WAREHOUSE BURNED,
WITH STOCK Of RICE.
(Ry A ssocIutcd Prcss.

brick warehouse OF tho McFadcn- Wciss-
Kyle Rice Milling Company. containing
$4,000 sacks Of rice, WIS destroyed by
fire Of unknown origin early to-day. Tho
rice was valued at, $20O, Ooo. and tho build
is fully covered by Insurance. The
amount Of rice destroyed represented
about half Of the stock Of rough rice In
the South. E5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
PERSIAN DIsCONTENT
ASSUMING ACUTE STAGE
nv Associated Press.l

TEHERAN, PERSIA, July 25.-Polltlcal
discomfort here is again assuming an
acute phase. The people are loudly de-
4rnanding the dismissal of the Grand
vizier the return of the Mullahs. and
codNcaton OF the laws.
great Mosque. are now assembled at
Rum. great shah place OF pilgri-
mage
There are now over 5000 refugees under
the protection Of the British legation
here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
New Chairman.
(By Associated prcss.)

MSS ------ IBy NsSOcIHtVU- 1'FuSS,J IN N
BOSTON. july 25.--At meeting OF
the Executive Council to-day tho APP
pointmont of Thomas j, Livermore, OF
this city as chairman OF tho jamestown
Exposition Commission by Governor
Guild In place Major Henry II, Higgin-
son, resigned, was made. Major Higgin-
son resigned n because OF intention to
travel abroad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
Hermitage VS.. Times-Dispatch.

IItIlNItdSe vs. IIIIItS-DIsPdlClI'
"A meeting was arranged for yesterday
between these two teams, the game to
be played at the ball park on Wednesday
next, August LIST mt $3.50 p. NJ. An adj
mission of twenty-five cents will be
charged, which will admit to the grand
stand ladies free. 1t IL hoped that the
friends OF both clubs viii rally round and
root for their respective favoritcs.
On Tuesday next the Riverside Club, of
Petersburg. will meet the Hermitage Club
at the ball park, the representatives
from the city Of peanuts being anxious to
wipe out their defeat Of Tuesday last
inflicted by the Hermitage, and Very
fast game should result
AS n result Of Tuesdays victory over
blackstone, the Inkslingers are receiving
challenges from many places In the State.
All that possibly can be viii be accepted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
PREPARE FOR EXPOSITION
Negro Company Recommends r.
r. Hill for Disbursing Agent.

The Negro Development and EXPOSE
ton Company has recommended R.4T.
Hill, cashier Of the True Reformers Bank.
of this city, to be It's disburslng agent for
the negro end of tho Jamestown EXPOSE
ton. Hill is considered by the company
to be the most responsible person they
can secure for this duty. If no takes
the position he Will go under n bond OF
$4,000, and will not handle at one time
more than $4,000 OF the 100000 appro-
priatcd by the government.
The company Is doing everything in
business-like shape and has already filed
Il long list of the needs for the exposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
DENIES REPORTS OF
51as SHOOTING OF GREEN
INV Associated Press

(I3y Associated Press.)
DOUGLAS, ARIH., July 25.-united:
States Consular Agent John B, Breathitt,
of Cananea Mexico, arrived tonight
with an emphatic denial of rllmors cur
rent along tho border Of ANOTHER upris-
ing at Cananoa, In which Colonel Greene
wns alleged to have been shot.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
Castle in Flames.
lRy Associate Press.

(By Associated Press.)
5Ef@ MITAU, RUSSIA, July 25 -2emplen
Castle, situated near Tukum,. one or the
finest ana most ancient in Courland,, is
i In flames.
d Armed rcvolutionlsts arc again In pos
session Of the surrounding country Two
columns Of troops are advancing re-
spectlvely from the east and west.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
Servant Thief Caught,

Annie Jones, alias. dozen other names, a
negro woman, who has been acting az house
servant 10 Miss Lena Morris No. 1905 East
Bniad Street, WAS arrested yesteroIy morning
by Detectives Wiltshire and Wren on the
charge OF stealing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
Queen Improving.

C3y Associated Press)
THE HAGUE. July o5,rThe condition
of Queen Wlhelmlna was reported to-
day to be satisfactory. #4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
AN IMPORTANT RULING AS
TO #EIGHT-HOUR LAW

WASHINGTON, July 25.-lnfollnnily
the N1eyy Department has been advised
that tho opinion of the department Of
Justice is to the effect that battlcsh!o
under construction Is not public work
under the eight -hour labor law, and that
such public work must BIO permanent ini-%
proyenhents on government property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
Is n Ioaii q ySbo,oo0.oo by the Mendee els
uoiins u, sustain prices. es
Emperor to Make Reforms I'm!

Emperor to Make N >S''-.. 80 q,
rhe Associated Press has receiVyeti w
following: ..,,.o.s.,a
Answering your telegram nd q
6 togthe Prime Minister nm dir &c veg \
"a saythnt tic Central Press ADMIN =. IN
Y SiRtration informs us that st. feiers1 Il
4 burg aud the provinces rccc'veu we
news Of tie dissolution OF the D y.'ll
calmly The Emperor firmly .l nv "
\ reaiizinp tho reforms proclaimed IN b
X 5l,is manifesto Of October 30th. Tie
v dissolntlon Of the Doun,a was indls-
I'm pensable, as the first body Of dele
& gates pursued tendencies which
Il threatened to prevent the peaceful
OF reforms In the en-
pire. 4.
(Signed.) 'BEI,LEAl3Vl1.'ff
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
covered FROM
HEAD TO FOOT
With Crusted Sca|y Eczema When
One Month Old Could Brush
Scales Off Body Young Lady
IS Now II Years Old and Skin
is Without a Scar NJ Cured By
.CUTICURA REMEDIES
AT EXPENSE OF $3.50

''When I was ono month old WIS
taken with eczema. After being under
the treatment of two doctors for ono
month and no improvement, my
mother was advised by q druggist
to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
was ono crust of sores from head to
foot. My mother could brush the scales
of my body; and my finger and toe nails
fell. After using six cakes Of Cuticura
Soap and about as much Cuticura Oint-
ment | was completely cured. I am now
seventeen years old and my skin has not
scar. I am still finding wonders in Cuti-
cura; after washing o fever blister two
days it was completely gone" Your
Cuticura friend, Miss Cola Glasscock,
Oct. 81, 1905. Marksyllle. La.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26

The attention OF parents is called to
the fact that the Cuticura Remedies
were used on q ono month old baby
with complete success, proving what VIC
have always claimed that these great
curativcs arc 30 pure, 80 sweet, and SO
delicatcly medicated that they may ba
used on the youngest infants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26

3 Il Il. M,7s ssP 81 M....,....,.s :;
3 p. M....,....,.s 50 ~ Mldnlght..,,,..,7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
.l.M.BetrY,s forC ,lotlles.,,

During Dogdays, II you're
.qoii1g to take IT. easy are are
the clothes that will add to tho
easy feeling
wording, heres light clothing
atsalight price that Will helP
Tighten the work.
f$ Outing Suits at $9.75 nn !,
,Sl2.7B-that were $500! ana, ana
$500 IN cool 3grays,, or to;lu!ess,
or the. ligh lit mixtures.
cool Negligee Shirts ~ tasty
#neckw ear - stylish hosiery -
low w and Ia ma
ma Hats--and many 81 then
at and around half pricesl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
THE WEATHER.

!, WASHINGTON, July 25,-Forecast for
Thursday and Friday:
interior; showers Friday AFTERNOON or or
night; light east to southwest winds.
North Carolina--O Occasionally showers
Thursday and Friday; light to fresh east
winds.
Conditions Yesterday.
Rlchmonds weather yesterday was
cooler. and clear. Range Of the Their.
nometer: H9 aS
o 4, Mo-. .,,..03 eP. M 49,. "A
II M.,....,..n.., p, M,,..,,..,,,,73
y. M..,.,.,.,,...71 IL M.,..,,.,,.,,...70
Ayerage,,,7O X
Thermometer This Day Last Year
g Il M. M,7S 81, Ms,. sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
THERMOMETERS This DAY Last Year

Ayerage,,.,7O
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-26
Conditions Yesterday.

Rlchmond's weather yesterday was
cooler and clear, Range OF the Their
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16

kan nj EFT enda ogonblick inbila err
att en- sadan understanding skulle
leda till den unge botande2
Hvilka argumenter skulle val kunna
ofvertyga en- man, hvars hjerna blif-
Wit vriden, ON att hans syner endast
arc foster af hans sjuka i~nbillnings-
krafta Nej, trots ALA f0rnuftsskal
skall han fasthalla sin en- gang fat
tade fxa ide, och m&handa skall han
| sin sista timma inbilla sig att han
fallit som offer for en- eller AMMAN
skugga fran andeverlden.
Nj gillar saledes icke min plant
Nj will icke att jag skall forsoka att
pa delta satt kurera den unge man
men?
Nej, doktor Snaffey. Atergif
er patient helsan, ON nj formar Diet.
men nj maste begagna er af andra
och battre medel, ON nj will ma EFT
lyckligt resultat.
Naval, som nj onskar da. ..g
ar villig till att intyga denne unge
mans sinnesrubbade tIllstand; jag ar
ocksa redobogen till att taga honom
under demanding i mitt privata dar-
hus. Men jag maste saga er att hans
ward och Misunderstanding arc tenn
hgen besvarliga. sa att jag maste
berakna en- icEc ringa gOdtg0relse
derf0r.
- Hvad begar ni2
- Femtio pund i manaden.
- Bah! utbrast bankiren. - bet
tyckes mig vara temligen mycket,
mar man tager p~atientens samhalls-
stallning i betraktande.
Nej, mr. Goodwin, nina ansprak
arc pa intet satt ofverdritna. da man
tager s~jukdomens natur till grund
for vederlaget, - svarade doktor
Wilderson Snaffey skarpt.
De bada herrarne sage pa hvaran-
dra. Eft enda 0gonblick NOTES deras
0gon, men delta ogonblick var till
rackligt till att ofverbevisa bankiren
ON att hans hemlighet var r0jd.
Godt, - SADIE han, - jag sam
tucker.
Klockan ito Stamina alton blef Lilo
mel Westford fyttad fran Whining
ton Hall till Diet privata darhuset.
hvilket var belaget i en- ode trakt
omkring ito mil fran bankirens landt-
egendom.
Den stackars sjuke transporterades
en- lyckt vagn, sedan han af doktor
Snaffey fatt EFT s0mngifvande medel.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-02-16
FyrtfOtredje kapiilet.
Bdnkiren s0ker att rentrd siq / sin
dotterS ooon.

Bdnkiren s0ker att rentrd sig i sin
dotters 0gon.
Rupert Goodwin lemnade icke Will
mington Hall fullt sa smart som Diet
enligt hans uttalanden till mrs Mel
vile fran b0rjan varit hans afsigt.
men han 0nskade att enkan skulle
lemna huset f0rr an Lionel Westfords
fyttning till darhuset egde rum.
Julia Goodwin uppeh6ll sig i sina
enskilda rum och horde intet af hvad
som tilldrog sig i huset. Hon lag pa
en- sofia i sin boudoir, icke slumrande,
men i EFT dvalliknande tillstand. full
komligt sl0 for ALT, som f0rsiggick
omkring henne, under Diet tanken pa
hennes FAIRS brott tyngde SON en-
pa hennes brost.
Mrs Melville f0rs0kte' att fa till
trade till Julias rum, men fam dor
rem reglad. Den olyckliga fickan
latsade som ON hon sof och icke
horde enkans f0rnyade bultningar.
Bankiren hade enligt l0fte utbetalt
sin dotters sallskapsdam halften af
hennes arsl0n och for 0frigt visat sig
mycket frikostig, men delta hindrade
dock icke att enkan kande sig h0gli-
gen f0rundrad Oliver att Diet kunde
vara bankiren sa maktpaliggande att
fa henne a%fagsnad. Hon forestdlde
sig att Diet m0jligen icke a sa all
deles val stildt for hans firma: ma
banda hade en- eller AMMAN spekula-
ton misslyckats, sa att den var
bankruttmessig; hon prisade sig der
fore lycklig 0fver att hafva utbe-
kommit halften af Diet f0ljande arets
lon, under Diet sa manga andra for
drinSscgare kanske icke lingo ct,
enda ore. Hon lemnade Wilmington
Hall i Diet basta lynne i verlden, efter
att hafva tagit farvdl med mr. God
win, som lofvade att skrifva till
henne mar han och hans dotter an.
kommit till Brighton.
Klockan elfva Stamina alton var
ALT stilla i Wilmington Hall; banki-
rem gick fran och tillbaka i matsa-
longen, sedan han sandt bort bette.
ningcn, som passat upp vid bordet.
| allmanhet brukade hela husets
tienande personal att ga ganska IT,
digit till Sings. klockan ito hade
allesamman dragit sig tillbaka till
sina rum och klockan elfva var ALT
stilla som i grafven.
Han air MI isakra handler, -
mumlade bankiren under Diet han
matte golfvet med langa steg - och
honom beh0(ver Jag icke mera frukta
81 hinge jag kan betala den man, som
EctomsE&dat min hemlighet, hvad
. bcg0r. Sa LANCE jag kan till
re jssLIlla hans of0rskamda ansprak
not"r ingen tara fran delta han .
luuru mycket callare var icke min
turs,a plan.
SForts.)