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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
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Fer opsration q the Pestboase of
 tae City,

Mayor il. kn Whitais happy oQea th" fact tha i5#e9s1 so#litfIe#to ape3e ase the pstholisa- H& aEe =MaHI4N ~anuary and stai-.;>, show a6t Ga has every feas 65 be.
 The oafcfal feal for =thzr=9 =9sfi. arion for 5a5=a5.#h at Ilhna5s s6 N that the sum stt515# Was e>paa..- ed fer feeaihs 56e ratieqf5 5fd ti=6=7@ detained laa Well a5 6e eu- ploves dm@a2 tha m2ai}l.Z a.heae were iest tyf5ue n41zaea een. 6aed in fleH 7oase fmiae tee ea named. for 1f5a ,g--as f@tfet..s. Ea addition .Hese, HavsV7 the gj,y l>ept flza Ie4ula eHpiazas as attendants fhlz made talal of twentY-se#f 98- ta fed darin& Inc month
 It will he##sH=fHalt tae ea af 5.zsl. ing these faaatzssayp0 lefsans Was only q frae5iea e75r sla-$7 e5.ef5 e8eh curing tFe aaaa months. oa about %a.S5 each eea wcc',.
 When i is coasidere fhal the class Of food required for he patients. thc care exercised in preparing if. the special dieJ#n4 required efe. runs this average east up beyond ordinary fenrcs. I viii b. seen thaf fhe may  CTS ceaafatIaa5fo0s are sill better or5rnded
 In addition #atHf- taoea Ha## ba.n 70 complaint Ha3oV r LIAM fhs Meat received s2Es the mayor EvCfv na and 5#f=as
 ned Usa hf5
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

the street, but this entails q heavy expense on the part of property oWlI. CTS along the north side of the street in reaching the main W th piping. which must extend clear across the street to tine south sid whereas the citizens along the south side have a decided advantage in this respect
 In order to relieve this situation.
 | was proposed to lay another main oi the north side so that it could he reached with less expense II is understood that Mayor White wanted inc property owners to pay ali the cost Of laying the main, holding that t would cost them much less than to lay individual pipes 10 the main ;.crcss the street. To this Alderman Well is said to have demurred, and finally q compromise is supposed to have been reached 10 the effect that the city should pay half the cost. Only d tacit agreement was entered into of course, the whole matter to be sub l9itted to he council at it's next ses- sion in case the property owners we2" willing to bear their share of the expense. This brojaot, i now ap. pears, has been knocked clear ont " the rafasal of the property own CTS to bear any of the expense. Thus the lateral water main proposition dies, perhaps.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
'JalHEE GOT 5 AaaalI: 3 Burned Saturday on Linden. Between
 ScuiI and River.

The need af additions 10 the pres Out fire force of the city was illus. fEafed in q small way Saturday morn. ing when the fire department Was called 10 Linden street. between Seall and the river front, where flames had broken OIL in a negro eattase and spread 10 TWO others, totally de sfcyin& them, toeether with some Of their contents.
 While the fire boys wore 8Qsily en- gagged in fighting these flames an- other alarm was turned in from 40Q North Hickory. Fortunately this proved 10 he anl1 Gua fire, and no dama@c was done bat one eff ttfe=wa aons had to be sent to the scene 4als- .aa it away from the fire where f Was aaadcd Worst.
 s.g.he time will come, said | eitf- zan. in speaking of the incident when two or more fires will occur at inc same time. and they will not be fluo fires, either. One of these days we are eoiag 10 wake ID te= fh1 that some of our 9 business bleekz h9ve been totally dostroye1 bT t1 flames because of lack of saaietenf ire prot etian We have an excel 1at set af ffemen new. ba tfeil  irNhcf4 az.e loo limited Ne Der t3.st s.atfoa on ia tae Lakes ae conn rE. oad fhe ei5y council -haa1z 3faQ i at Gars
 Tha tMee co gas destI. vaa e tHi's liFlIaTass 5s tbay @#Iza s59af
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
THEY DON'T WANT IT
That Is the People on Fourth Avenue Are Not Anxious Enough for Water Main 10 Pay nalf Ms Cost.

'ihe proposed lateral water main op the north sile of Fourth avenue Nill not be l5tid
 This statement is accredited 10 =
 the committeeman named by the city council at it's last session 10 in telvieW tho property oWrers along T north side of Fourth avenue to ascertain if they were willing to pay Il the cost of laying the main, it being understood that tha C ty would ! ar the rest of the burden. It is aoW said that enough of the inter est. q property owners have express | themselves to make certain the
 ct that he main will not be laid. t.1a citizens seeming to think i. would ert}il too much expense on their part.
 Ire dea of laying q lateral main | Fourth avenue comes from the s5r,ile rains Of Mayor H. King White rl Alderman Charles Veil, who or '..nsted it several days ago and spent ere time in parfecting their plans. Their object WAS to relieve the Fourth V. ne situation. which has become 9#vatine. to say the least of it.
 vHl be remembered, as stated in 2eee columns before, that there is -ow q water main extending along 17enlth ayenue on the south side of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

Rlsaa= tTk- Eea. La 55=I#aHli8 The alspateh fsom lr4t sPe8= r r.c7u edition of the Duly 5.555a.. lseaaa .os tae H4lal4 51 modern 4iaeA AHdea sfas #aa me maaIn. e.a aaa= #H which uuet Ga=IHa and j 4@n a4aea P94H- #.4a4=#=5E- 4a oPH# H7zG5d boag V. $ 8z5zaz l5au 'a.@sias iaaeHess far a8=zaafv a aae= =aI#ed aefHiaa=f7=ff=Saaea aI aa#i formerly resided in tai saaa aHa a Hell known hsfe
 pes4 Gesaen @as one ef fse= xix iradGeas WAo lyed here years a4o and eaeased in farming WAfiaeitizea ot Cleveland county. h the gam iNee #8ee4 Goshen worked on farm fo A6 B. ? cuIp"pper ION re-i den q Pae RuG
 Geshe59eeoged 10 A1eafae eouaz as stated fa Hha di 4lleH Toned ta and heeaH3e z #iHNE- lha aaz T t.. '@ iFsfH s:.5'#e5 sf5aH h. seGisEe# H=f51 a 4a ffiafft flt fa
 
 
 
 
 tH E. .iaH. a=a#t= iaNe Hsfu the eaa5a.= a. a#a# aanl3# NGlmHea at ok es8 ot trom taa build a@ ard aaa tmw ed ill fife alarm Eefefa Inc fire department aot to the scene, how eyer the bey had pui eat fhe fam with q bucket.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
+e7en in Pine City Elcc0c
Company.

lha ra=isnation of City E,lectr cian John Bloom, which was announced Saturday by Mir. Bloom himself, has cccasioned considerable surprise, as | VAS net generally known that he vas contemplating such step.
 In assigning his reasons for the rosiSnation, Mr. Bloom, in an inter view with a Graph c reporter, stated that his action was caused solely by himself with Frank P. Hearn in the conduct of the business of the Pine C ty Electric company, which is lo- cated at 20G East Second avenue.
 His resignation, said Mr. Bloom, was not due to any dissatisfaction Oil his part with the duties of his present position as city electrician, but bccal1so of the fact that he felt that lie could better Il mself fnan- cially by entering the Pine City con cern. So far as is known, MT Blooms work as city electrician has given universal satisfaction. as no complaints whatever have been regis. tered aeainst him. and the affairs of his office arc in excellent shape in every way
 Mr. Bloom and his associate in the Pine City ElectIic company, Frank F l1earn. are hota young men, energetic and cYpabla elctrclans, 1rd popular with Pine Bluff people. and they VII oub'l ss enjoy a most liberal share Of public patronage in the business in which fhay arc en- aaeed. The new company has pur- chased he furniture and fixtures, ma tcrfal and goods of the old company herpfefare conducted by Mr. Hearn. and will continue to do business at inc sane stand MT. Iearn will pay all de5ts contracted by him in his own c4mo or tAat Of the Pine CitY Electric c5a#panv prior to Febranry F and ai41 ca1leet all debts dae him prior .o that date.
 Nr. Hearn has been engaged in his present business for the past four wears. Mir. Blcom has been city cleo trician during the past six months. eyer since inc office was created by the cify cauncl, and bears the dis tinetfon of being the first ely cleo tgiefan the city ever had. Both are very caaaala mon in the business. ard will make strong concern.
 Nr Hearn will have charge of the office. while MT. Bloom will attend to the construction work.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
NEW SMALLPOX CASE.

Alex. Jonas, co'orcd was taken 10 the pesthoGse Saturday afternoon with a fully developed case Of small poX. His home at 1S02 West Second avenue was thoroughly fumieated and placed under strict quarantine by the officers Immediately after taking him to the pest house. Mrs Smith and baby and Pascal Mustachia were re. leased from the posthouse Saturday afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
MRS. w. 4. BRADEN DEAD.

Mrs " \ Bra3en, aael thirty years, died al her homo in Al.hoimer, Saturday afternoon at 7 r.. Her death #as dne tn peritenifis. She leaves q husband and one cHtll The body wll bo shipped 10 Lt.tlo Rock fer iaterment, and inc Hold mess FtHhaah eo7Pany of this city viii have cha2 ef the prep lraffpns
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
The Blae Cap Club.

Tle i~3fa nioat oa tts Blue Gap Gu Was holl saa@3ay after roon q fhe horne of Mr. ara Mrs. E. C Arnold, the hostess being ;aeir it. tie deuehIer, Miss Carr e Weller Ar hold. \ assing contest WIS the feature of the entoltainment Tn t"a cantast Misses ilian Philpot and sun cam Sullivan We're the nners Of the souvenirs A luncheon follow ct. Ire little guests present were. L.'ta2 PAilact 9unb am Sullivan, Pehecca P'H@iaer, Eunice Sullivan, Eennie N;chol and Floy aldwell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
haEFAHEg4 2 q Y HsfEE z4ss1l U VI
c Be Added to Store Occupied by
 SeaWs3 ard Ancru01.

TiuI0c}s Bf. thefs have awarded a contract t2 R. N. Lane to add an other story to the.r property on Main
 treet. just opposite the alley from the Antlers hotel and now occupied y Seawen and Ancrum. A tile fl OCT will also be put in and circular glass front, with vest.bule entrance
 On the second floor will be a suite of four office rooms, with toilets and laFatories. Work on the improve rnerts. which were first mentioned in the columns of the Graphic several Crce.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
MAIL CONTRACT
Let to Sidney Helms fer Carrying
 Mail 10 Plum Bayou.

The contract for carrying the mail from Pine Bluff to Plum bayou, via Pastoria and Greer, has been let to Sidney Helms. The mail will be car ried six times per week, for which the contractor will receive 975 an nually. The contract is for four years, beginning July 1, 1906, and end ing June 50, 1910.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
E:IIa1CH ARDE. STo3Y
'rin'sdl in tia Graphic Few Bays Aso Created More Than Passing lnferesa A RIson' Cleveland County, Where tas Parties Are We'll Known.

.1at saaa5a.= i. a4a aa FE widow oau@ aaeE .l..g4- 4agisa=lo raga-#.5aa.=
 band s aaa Ha4s4z a,. aa@ ## .a ea4 tH ai
 Go #6ea Tasc. tazs= 949e scene which 1aHa= ar ~ Lad fe2atood hls msanfr. an H5aH= T appears had beea a.a za ; fime. He aahI s5zal l.a.. Fa##6= =fl== =>e#HaH= =Pavaa=fa Iit= att5 HfH 4a5a
 .z FFeeaedI0aa fH= f8Fe9 e tIa aaH a5 Payne 10 detefmae tha rrs staalira of fbe Womaa G5 td5 Aae= =h8zHands will he wafrHfza bort a.fh interest. for they 65de up 2 55a6 fhat furnishes material for rc t1eett6a apon tha yiefssftadea of lifO a11l tia teehpicalities Of law.
 saf 6he Goahoo Payne famaau i 5He eal3 one which has bfoueb aH#aaasHee lten G1e4eIsead= =ealEae efIz f5zsz p =0afaI5 =tafaa a
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
NEW DRUG sTO 7I

The Evans drug store. at he cor ner of Fourth and Main, has been opened for business, It is handsome ly fitted up, carries d line of fresh drugs and druggists supplies, and spec al attention vii be siyen to the prescription department. which is in charge of an experienced pharmacist
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
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A PlVrzbsf From missoufj Expert,
 n2ented Satisfactorily.

tt:ecause he oxporime4tea with a one.inch cap. plugged W th water in- si';e, young apprenticed plumber employed at the works of the Pine Fluff Plumbing and Heating company at 2l3 West Balraque street, caused an explosion Saturday afternoon which brought out the fire depart ment and several hundred specta- tcrs.
 The young man had poured a lit tie water into the cap. and then plugging il tigh.ly threw il in the heating stove, ito see if it would
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
New Misfit Parlors.

Sterne and Levi have opened UP thar misft parlors at 217 Main street, their doors having b ell thrown cten to the public for tha first time Saturday mcrnine The concern has fut in a well selected stock, sta cut with splendid prospects for sue cess
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

J., wards is as follows.
 First Ward.
 City Attorney-eolemon, c.; sor- rel1s, 125.
 Alderman Third Ward DanGiHg- tn. 1ll Arnold. q.
 Second Ward
 Cir A.4fa-# ei- #an 1SQ; Sc IT.. 1o1
 .Al'"y@.as lid E-2..rs' 2. ra.l. ID:
 f9i.sl .a2 !.
 ~ .A.toaa ran %2. seiis. 1cl
 Alderman ThsI War'-paaqi..s= ten. 212: Ar5ol3. II&
 Fourth Ward
 City Attorney-Goloman. &S; Sof- ralls. 59
 Alderman Thiea Ward-Donning- ion, 5o. Arnold. g
 Totals.
 For Csts Attarey-c9Ieman. +G5s sorreIIs. f7e. ( leman's majority. (. For AldeHaaf tha Third Wand gpuaiGa,aa. 1Fao1d, 70. Daa= Gia&# on's tzEtsE
 Sen an aaa5i= z==5#s- f5 ll.ee ba5zs e3 =.=zf=aal6 af 5fs3#H# caat Raaae5s aarr. .f 5h.1euaat aaes=
 aa 1'aa HaH H==a #.z .ss GaIza5 575 aue 355#=z .a=sWaau t.e f7ee a5 ours acHartz. TEiE E Ho# t 5@a about
 Now. Mrs S5xH.ou mt oHIE x presses 8 Willin2ness 10 oaen UP hee lropejty scuth Of the end Of Pine street fos. a. continuation of that street to Fourteenth avenue giving fifty feet of ground for the purpos but II aG offers to donate another parcel of land fifty feet wide, extending to ! thirteenth avenue from Pine t9 Main if the council will only condemn that enc foot s,rp of land which cuts her off from a Main street fronting. This the council has already nrae- t.cally agreed to dc, as stated be- fore. and the city attorney has al- ready been ordered to institute the necessary condemnation proceedings Thus will not only Main street be widened by foot at tn point. but the city will gain an extension of Pine street to Fourteenth and a continual tion of Thirteenth avenue to Main street Capt. Roberts and Mir. Tank ersley. it is understood. W Il enter 20 protest against the proposed con aemnation proceedings, as they are said to be only anxious to have the streets opened up in this manner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
REV, ". q. WATSON
To Deliver Address at Hendrix Col
 leae Commencement.

Rev. w. C. Watson has been n vited to deliver the Y. M. c. A. ad- dress at the commencement eXarc's= es of Hendriss eollegc C2away, ia June, and he will accept R2v. ".
 son is a popular speaker, Inl rec - many calls to make paalic a3dra as.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11
EAAH H7HIk:: IHHEEf:El E K
] sorreIIs by Six Votes in the Non'- |;.n for City Attorney, and Cunning neieafs Arnold by Big Majority fol
 ernan Third Ward.

krr,,ar, Third "; l sorrells had changed just l votes in the city primary Iturlay he would have been
 for C 5Y attorney over hls K. F. celenan but as Mir. tilea to do this he went Iefeat by the extraordinary
 ri+v of oalx six votes. T55isia
 Ip secured over him. bunnington defeat'1 '.
 alderman of the htFd he overvhelmins n'a1 19s les.
 contest which furnished a
 interest was that for city
 and this@ was one of the yes the city has experienced ] day. Nr.. .sonels. the de= ldidate. p. t.up one Of the
 fghts for he office that
 beea waee#1. and his efforts kedinglv near being cfoWH-
 E1eeess. Roth eeotlemea } lntiy qualified for inc nos
 ! vould have h.a s @a
 Ids.
 fe for 1 aa2 i. ..'. klRS ds s-' V HI |PosE z'tclcM OF
 fcur Cut Of From Main Jet by Only Che Foot of Land.
 |eptance of the offer to open ktension of Pine street, by council last Monday night, |terest in a pecul ar condi= fairs existing over in that pod of the city and reca ! which have been made to he irregularity on the part Man street.
 Pposition submitted to the which virtually was accept }:
 Pd in consideration of the Pf the obstruction between fty and Main street in the De Bluff, Ark. (said obstruc- Ftlng of a strip of ground nae and 594 feet long, I will De city of Pine Bluff. Ark. purposes (without any ex- Pe) the following parcels of beginning 500 feet east of Fllon cor. in section 9-1o-6-9. and W. and 2l6 feet II. and I less, being a continuation FFreet; aso a strip 50 feet
 extending from Main to F. so extended, said strip looaf 90 feet n. of quarter Pe in section l0-G-9.-M. F. le the matter to terms un- 'ie ny the initiated, Pine | Thirteenth to Fourteenth.
 at the present time by li54 property of Mrs. Sey- 'a extends 10 within one 'la street. Pine street. ? open to Thirteenth ave Afs. Seymour also owns " extending from Pine 'ss to tfe foot strip on
 here is where the curious arises. Extend ng along
 d distance on Main from
 Fourteenth avenues. is a 'v strip of land only ! foot y ,ylns between Main street seymoou's property, thus T of completely from a : IF The strip is 5e4 It is owned by Captain N. and AIr. ". Z. Tankersley. 4n . the prop arty just across ! '.,1 From this. When it was . ||'ar0V open Main street af
 capt. Roberts and Mr.
 W Were Will ne to donate
 street on their land. but
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-11

hour Cut Of From Main
 let by Only One Foot
 of Land.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-01-01
DROP SCRUBS AND DUNGH|LLS

t'' 'd'*dH~ nave SNOW SHCN
interest in developing their ter
tttorv - 80 distribute creding
stock free. II good breeding
~'"ck could hc distributed tree
~ tn territory 81 the S~al.YutR<
/ ssH Gtll.ltr,a wonderful de-.
'rlppmeut IN stock raising and
improved farming would take
atc. Farmers are already
Showing such interest III !, that
iaan, "' them arc making -acri
fees tor the sake Of getting a
start IN more profitable farming.
The GAZETTE would be glad to
give away breeding stock, If il
yer financially able. tniortu-
nately, Il has MANY expenses q!
us own Ia meet. After much
dclIbcraton II was concluded
that the best plan under the CIR
Cumstanccs - 10 help those who
Viii help The paper. our circu-
1at.on - growing very rapidly,
O rapidly than most Of our
readers imagine. But wc are
not satisfied with the rate OF
growth. II occurred to ~ that
10y getting a little army OF our
subscribers AT work increasing
Ii REGULATION aud by di@tribut.
ing stock or poultry among them
80 bc used for breeding purposes
aud hN'ng the value OF what they
received IN proportion TO the
service rendered tho paper, wc
should IN a large measure be able
10 supply the need for more good
breeders and greatly increase
our circulation at the same time.
When this much was decided
on. II was next resolved 10 make
the plan OF benefit 10 only our
subscribers and advertisers. II
has been these classes that have
hullt up the GAZETTE and made
oar present offer possible. and IL
~ proper that they should receive
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-01-01

~crlp,lon expires Ian. !, 1000,
and remittance j. not made be-
fore the next issue. - cents
must lie paid Tor l"oo before the
following three wears ~~ub~crtp-
ton can bc got for .l.uu.
=. Hall Of al. the subscription
money 20 received hv IT, will DC
Deposited IN the Security State
Bank. Starkvillc. Miss, T. the
Crcdti OF the person or persons
renting 1T. and will hc checked
out ~ the signature Of the per-
O ar persons rcmitting Il and
on the signature ol a rcprcscu-
;atisc OF the southern harm ga
%zettc. This - Tor the purpose
ot tnsuring that the money will
hc used Ia purchase such things
~ arc herein specified.
:. ANY person or persons
working .or Il reward NAV cm-
p.oy others Ia work for them.
and III case a person or persons
arc working Tor n reward OF
high value, such "a an expensive
bull or Iack or boar. or ANYTHING
else Of much value, wc recon-
mend tina, the pcrson or per.
sons working Tor the reward
have others 10 work with them
Tor part interest IN the reward
or for a specified service oi the
animal or other reward. THIS
WI! make the work easier and
quicker aud Will more widely
disseminate the influence Ut the
reward "a an educational and a
money making way. tncrcbv ac-
comprising i leading OF ictt nj
the present plan. THIS rule - -
recon- menda,ion and not re.
qgtrcmcnt. IL should enable
many 10 get u start III stock rat~.
,ng who would otherwise be IN.
able In do No. aud should benefit
the whole community INTO which
the reward goes. \ contest be.
tween those working for part IN
tcrCsi n or service from The rc.
ward Will arouse more interest
and get better results. a con.
siderable number participate N
the contest the one securing the
largest num Der oil subscriptions
~ a gwen time nav receive :
larger interest III the reward or
more service from 1t.
=. No II can have territory
reserved tor working Tor a re.
ward who il not a subscriber
before beginning such work.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-01-01

., maxim, .ho a;..r,b,,,,,, -.
l,,o s,o.L aod oo,i,r-,, -, u.od
for breeding n the lead.
ing obIec, al this undertaking.
We do moi, want IN make TIN. an
ordinary pIan by which common
nrcmiumS arc u,y,n ia those
securing subscribers. The ter
ri,ory OF the Gazette should have
more good breeders IN the Inc
OF poultry ard live stock and It
wc a bring this about. NC Shall
not have ,ycd aud worked III
vain.
The following conditions must
he deserved IN al ,a~ce
Those uho m,ln ,,,i;.-,.I
lion frs, wi,I -. Ali. Ia RESERVED
their ,~,r,..ut,r ..rr,,.r, .>-to.
~siyclv bu, state n the first,
letter A. lar !. ~nr.r,,,aj wba,i
reward ,hcv are ,o unrl t,r
,,,
..;.hu..-.,. =,
.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-30

| by going up or down ana taking The
| other staircase.
why do you strive to escape one
who admires you:" he asked.
al do not know you. sir"
Il am the king; would serve you"
The king does not follow helpless
maidens.'
All the while he was looking up,
then down. at the confusing staircase.
vainly seeking means of getting on
her side of the building. She started
up another flight, and he did the same.
She went back to the third floor. and
he stopped when she did TO fiatter, and
coax her. But she did not wait to hear
him and reaScended.
veronfque was young and had been
climbing the staircase leading to her
fathers apartment for several years.
The king Iived.a life not conducive to
muscular activity. He grew weary I'M
der the incessant ascending and de-
scending. Veronique never led HIM low
er than the third story nor above the
seventh, fearing he would notice that
he could. by ascending or descending
two flights, get on to the stairs with
her. Finally, passing her door, she cast
q quick glance below, and, finding her
pursuer so far behind that she was
concealed from him. she dashed in and
fell exhausted on the floor beside her
fsthev,
When Veronique regained sufficient
strength and breath she burriedly made
her father acquainted with her adyen-
ture. He forgot his condition and bent
his mind on one subject. that of saw
ing his daughter. Every article of bed
clothing in the apartment was torn in
strips, and Veronique. disguised. her
face smudaed beyond recogzitioD. WAS