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Court Calendars This Day.

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MRS. JACK GARDNER RELENTS.
VIII Let the Public See Her Art Treasures
at a Dollar a Head.

BosroN, March 25.-Mrs. Jack Gardner
ia going to permit the public to look at the
collection of art treasures in her Fenway
Museum for two weeks beginning to-mor-
row. Mrs. Gardner will charge an adj
mission fee of 81. The number of tickets
TO be sold Is limited and the museum will
be open only from u to 8 P. NJ. each day.
The museum has been closed TO the public
all winter. In fact, ever since the Treasury
Department decided that Mrs. Gardner
must pay duties upon the rare paintings
and works of art she had imported free of
duty on the plea that they were publicly
exhibited and were for the education Of the
people the doors have not been opened to
any but the elect.
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B4RKED AN ALARM.
Dogs Ilnew what TO DO When the DOG
shelter Got .kfire.

There was a chorus OF barks last night
when a score of dogs in the S. P. Z. A.
shelter at Jersey avenue and Gilchrist
street, Jersey City, got the scent OF burn
ing hay in a " Of the one story frame
structure. Chris Dahl and Frank Skoll,
BOYS, who we're passing by, wondered what
the dogs were bowling about and soon found
out. They forced open the door and res.
cued a horse and one dog, which were tied
near the blaze. As soon as the firemen
arrived they drove the yelping dogs from
the pound into the shelter yard. Then they
quickly drowned the blaze.
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say He Made Girls Prisoners.

The police Of West Forty-seventh street
station arrested last night Lawrence Best.
who was wanted because Of his alleged
connection with the detention OF two girls
In a house at so West Forty-ninth street.
Katie Bent and a girl named Sands we're
said to have been Kept there by Best and
Samuel Meyer for imm oral purposes. Meyer
was arrested five days ago.
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Salesman MARITIME Held.

John w. MARITIME, formerly head salesman
In a hnberdashery store at so4 Fifth avenue,
who was arrested on Saturday night charged
with stealing a considerable amount of
the stock, was held in $1,000 bail in the
hearing Wednesday.
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SAYS HE'S A TRAIN ROBBER.
p. n. II. Conductor Gives Himself Up e
Police With Tale OF n HOIdup.

LIMA, Ohio, March 25,-With the startling
statement that he and two other mon in
November, 1897, held up and robbed an ex-
press train of $50, 900 at Galena, ILL.,. on the
Chicag 90 and Northwestern Railroad. Con-
ductor H. A. Sloane of the Pennsylvania
road walked into the police station here
to-day and asked to be locked up.
Sloane was held and inquiry has been
made concerning his story. He Is be-
lieved to be mentally unbalanced.
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To Build Collier at BrookIyn Yard.

At yesterdays meeting of the Central
Federated Union the question Of the build
ing Of a new warship 1 n the Brooklyn navy
yard to give employment to the men who
will be made idle when the Connecticut ia
finished again came up. The following
telegram from Congressman W. G. Bennett
was read:
Naval Committee just voted necessary
money to construct collier Erie at Brook
Ign navy yard"
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Fire in william II. Pages House.

A fire in the house Of William n. Page,
a lawyer living at Al West Seventy-fourth
street, yesterdy evening did about 5000
damage. 1t began In the partition between
the drawing room and the library. Only
Mr.. Page was in the house, his family being
away in the country.
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Alronso's Bride VIII Get 500 900 a Year

Special cable Despatch 10 TER SUN.
MADRID, March PA law is published
fixing the allowance Of the future Queen
at 500 900 annually. This amount will be
reduced to 1000 in the event Of the Kings
Jaatb
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Department OF Water Supply, Gas and Electricity,
Room 1880, Nos. 10 to u Parx ROW. Borough VI
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES viii be receives
by the Commissioner of Water Supply, Gas ana
Eectrlcity at The above ofice until 2 O'Clock p. N. OIL
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1909.
Boroughs OF Manhattan and The Bronx,
No, /. For furnishing and delivering Pig leaa.
No. 2. For furnishing aud delivering tapping
cocks, tapping cock boxes, twist and plug urns
and hydrant nohzIes. waste cocks. caps and chanS
handles, screws and bridges.
No, 8. For furnishing and delivering cast Iron
water pipe, branch pipe and special castings. etc.
No. I. For furnishing and delivering four thirty
six 1907 inch gate valves. -.
No. S. For furnishing. delivering and laying
water mains in Jerome and Da wilson avenues and
In One Hundred and ~ninetieth lSt. James, street
No. o. For furnishing, delivering and laying
water mains IN Crotona, Prospect and JacKson
avenues, In One Hundred and sixty-third street.
and In Crotona Park, south.
No, 2. For furnishing, delivering and laying
IS. inch water mains on Seventh avenue. between
One Hundred and fifteenth and One Hundred ana
nifty third streets.
WILLIAM Il. ELLISON,
Commissioner.
Dated March 20, 1909.
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10 help out your boy
Maybe he isnotusuallytreated
to a Spring overcoat.
This Spring is too cool for
even a hardy boy to change to
a Spring suit without protec-
ton, and we're surprised our
selves at the quantity of boys
Spring suits we're selling now.
A covert top coat gives a boy
protection without %hampering
his natural activity.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway SsoreI
oss s42 1860
.,no.i,s near oppoabo
Civ Hall Union Square Greeley Square
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A man quick to grasp an
He seizes on these wintry
March days to pick his Spring
overcoatand suit from full stocks
and fresh stocks, undisturbed by
the rush the first mild day will
bring.
We're all for that man, and
all ready'for him.
It's not too cold for Spring
Derbies offspring Stetson soft
hats.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
zB8 B2 1880
Warren ST. 18th ST. a2nd It.
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS ANT FERRIES
Sealed bids or estimates for ferry bridges, ron
toons. etc. sIg, and for repairing and painting Pc
o oo ! ON rief q @so VIII be received N$
until : O'clock p. NJ. April q '"~ tFor nArtlC-
y see CITY
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~. $, ENGINEER OFFICE, Army Building. New
movai Of rot Rock at He'll Gate, n. 8, viii be re.
ce Gel here until - ~. April Is, 1908, and then
p~lloAtlon. ". X. LIVERNoRE. Col. EnerS.
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cold nod she turned away and busted
herself with the game, which for the
time being she had forgotten. Very
little interest she felt, however, In
anything but the man who had so un-
expectedly appeared on the scene,
and who at that very moment, before
her astonished eyes, was coolly loung-
ing in a Morris chair. glancing care
lessly over a magazine.
When the first surprise was over
she became embarrassed AS though
reading her thoughts Jack Burrows
spoke. when will Fred and Fan be
in? You see, wrote Fred at least
two weeks ago that | would come to
spend Christmas day If possible. and
having never heard anything more
from me suppose he entirely forgot
it. How long have you been here?'
Cherub. hearing familiar voice.
ran from her hiding place, and was
soon comfortably settled on Jacks
knee. while the other children, who
had followed her, jumped around
and shrieked, no oDe knew just what
for. Jack was great favorite at the
house. and the broken engagement
with Gladys had been a source OF
disappointment to all. especially to
Mr.. baldwin. With whom lack had
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-12-20

dreams sparkling Christmas trees and
all kinds of toys.
BY 10 o'clock Gladys. worn out
with her own thoughts and tired Of
her room, decided to go down into
the library and enjoy the fire.. Why
should she punish herself in this way,
cooping herself up in that gloomy old
room, and what harm would it do to
be simply friends with Jack, were the
questions she had been turning over
in her mind.
At last down she came. much to
the bewilderment and secret pleasure
of the gentleman musing before the
fire, and costly settled herself in a
huge chair beside him. Neither
spoke. for neither knew just how to
open the conversation.
The silence was becOnling unl,ear-
able when tiny noise heard in the
hall caused them to glance toward
the door. There on, the stairs With
her night dress clutched bit up on
one side, displaying her little bare
feet, and with her eyes wide open As
though sleep had never visited them.
stood Cheruh
AS she caught sight OF her friends
her face broke into the most mis-
caia.sas OF saailess fo1 did .sns aOt
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$50 QRlsTrlAs 'DFA UERvB}{9

and occasionally whispered to each
other in eager tones.
That afternoon they were allowed
to invite four of their little friends to
small party. They were all playing,
under the tree with the Christmas
things. and as Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin
had gone to walk Gladys proposed
having a game of Il spy with the
youngsters. AS she announced this
Cherub, who was always the leader.
yelled, "Hurrah for Aunt Gladys.
Now she can be it," and then whis-
pered, just as audibly, mo, Bob. l
choose to get under the sofa: stop
pushing me!"-as they were hiding.
Coming, ready or mott" called
Gladys, as she started off on hunt
that proved fruitless. AS she ran
into the hall to continue the; search
she came face to face with the man
to whom she had but recently been
engaged. 1t was the first time she
had seen him since the night, three
weeks before, when she had returned
the ring and refused to listen to the
explanation which would have cleared
the misunderstanding, and although
since then she had been miserable
and had admitted to herself that she
| was in the wrong, she was deter
| mined that he should never know it.
There was the old Dupont pride
again!
| For one moment they looked into
| each others eyes, and then with a
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! :. G " f 2 p y ". "a J
&c. COLLINS. q asher.
been intimate ever since the days Of

Oeen intimate ever since the days or
Yale together. - .@ .s.:@.:s.. +.
Gladys fed furiously to her room.
where all the rest OF the afternoon
she nursed her woes. Just before
dinner time Mrs. Baldwin came to
comfort her. and tell her how Fred
had never even mentioned Jack
talked-of visit. and how the meeting
at the house was a big mistake,
which all wished had been avoided.
But the injured one would hear moth
ing of 1t. -.
.'It was very unkind OF you and
Fred to bring us here together when
you know how hate him. ! do hate
him. she sobbed, with a little stamp,
."and refuse to have anything to do
with him whatsoever. ! know that
he was in the plan, too, and you all
think you can make everything all
right again. but you can't, you can't.
shall stay in my room this evening
after dinner. so don't try to persuade
me to entertain him. Take him out
with you; l. shan't CO."
With this declaration Sne dismissed
her sister, and when at dinner lit
tile later the four sat in almost abse-
Lutte silence through the,meal, in spite
Of the efforts of Fan and her husband
to make conversation. it was evident
that she meant exactly what she said
True to her word, after the ordeal
was over Gladys excused herself, She
spent about as miserable an evening
up stairs as Mr.. Jack Burrows spent
down stairs alone in the library be
fore the blazing wood fire. Mr.. and
Mrs. Baldwin had gone to reception
to which both their guests had re.
fused to accompany them. Cherut
and Bobby had been put to bed, and
were then probably seeing in thei1
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FROM MOUNTAIN TO. SEAShoRl
Minor Occurrences Of the Week OF
Interest to Tar Heels Told in Para,
graphs
Boy Brave and Merry.

Lenoir, Special.-Saturday evening
four or five prisoners made an at
tempt to break Jail here, but were
prevented by the cool presence OF
mind displayed by young Wilforj
Smith, the sixteen year-old son Of ths
sheriff. The iailer himself was not al
home and young Smith and ,his siste,
were giving the prisoners thSr supper
The bay hpd locked himself inside
the cage, but had the keys with him.
The prisoners noticing this fact made
an attempt to get the keys away from
him, but the boy bravely struggled tc
the iron gate and threw the bunch Of
keys out between the bars, leaving
himself locked up with the disap-
pointed men. The. sister screamed for
help and in two or three minutes. a
good crowd ofs.people was on. the
scene. The men. were then all locked
in cells. -
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know that the place. for her at that
hour was up stairs In bed? Gladys.
who welcomed any interruption to
the suspense. ran, caught up the
child. and Scuddled her warmly In her
lap. <s..s, n. Il .Ssss: T4:
], Where's mother and father? Can
I get some candy out Of my stocking
over on that chair? When is you go
ing to bed 81 came the questions peil-
NELL, never waiting Ito be answered.
To Jacks inquiry as to how she hap
pened to come down stairs in the
night in that fashion, she replied that
she had walked up and couldn't get
to sleep again.
Il thought. it would be nice to
come down here with the Christmas
tree and pretty lights and play dolly.
More fun than lying In bed, cause
got so hot was the explanation
which she seemed to think justified
her advent. At this the young eou-
pie laughed heartily. !.
is Mr.. Jack your beau. aunty. and
do you love him this much?'' was her
next. query, at the same time stretch
ing out her arms as far rs her chub-
by shortness permitted. You love
aunty, don't you, Mr.. Jack? \ love
you both. and love Santa Claus. too.
and mother and ,father-and Bobby
doubtfully. when he's real good
Bysthis time Gladys face was GRIM
son. and angry tears rose in her eyes,
The idea of being made laughing
stock, even by a child! Then as the
little arms stole around her neck all
the bitterness melted away and only
| love and longing filed her heart
"Aunty, when is you and Mr.. Jack
going to get married? I'm going to
be flower girl and have a white dress
and pink roses. Mother said very
soon,' when l asked her a long time
ago." ratified on the unsuspectins
| youngster.
1t was then that Gladys threw
pride to the winds. for from the
midst of Cherub's tangled curls came
a muf1ed, but very tender, Yes
Cherub, very soon," which Just
reached Jacks ears. He started joy
ously from his chair.
"Oh! Cherub, it,s+so late you must
go back to bed. What, will mother
say?" And Gladys picked up the lit
tie fairy and carried her TO the stairs
where she kissed her many times.
Then with happy, sparkling eyes
and a little bright spot on each cheek
she went back into the library ant
stood beside Jack. Together the!
twatched the child climb the SteDs.
Good night. little Cherub," the.
called after her as Jack took both tn
girls hands in his, and
By this time Cherub had disap
peared, and was crawling happll,
back into bed.-The Pathfinder.
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KEEPING THe 5EcREE:a

/h0p.pa a Srersf t.kn Santa 0auS.
And he vii 1evAer h,'E
Hr h7osy5 50 many 5ecnaJ b0auJe
lie he7or mcn al 80 .cM
But OdAar noh51, # fyoUcoma@xJt
Ho1 sa2y surprised youd *;
But nadody d7ott tie Ae1Jh1f hing
Mf Santa C6My and n'c.
/MJb/ could tel you 1'oktr dAzc
I'M 51H,e yoU Llotld Aosls 10 h1oJ!;
Gan you 4aaa Hy 0x7Jhnsa5, az yw hA1&
He days ar 50 okry JosN
1tt 5aaadMdp stu nea far grur MzU1x-cps
Iuade it, IFS all f5an me-
rs Jq.1ay1s and naaf and toser7n sl7h Asas
AMW name ha@nJ k&fb c.
SSu ox5toY h1ov until (bv75hny Day:
OF. my. 7f7,0f 5c1n,t5 fun?
And 1 can hN7o them, 0a1fI. mamma!
Lnes4r GbuM t.gM6har doe!
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Proclaim the Holiday Season.

Nothing will proclaim louder the
holiday season than a bunch of Golly
and mistletoe suspended from the
dining-room chandelier Or the hall
lantern. Indeed, for the windows,
not all the elaborate wreaths in the
world can vie in good taste with the
simple branch Or spray Of 4listletoe
and holly. Happily, the custom of
announcing the time Of peace and
good will By hanging Christmas
green's at the, windows survives the
ever varying habits CT the tines
Nodes.
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Masons viii Build.

Greensboro, Special.-At a joint
meeting of Greensboro and Corinth.
ian Lodge of Masons it was decided to
form corporation for the erection
of $50,0oo Masonic temple. The
project was discussed with the utmost
enthusiasm by those present and three
thousand dollars was subscribed in
a very little while. AS soon as five
thousand dollars is subscribed a char.
terwill be secured. Among the sites
mentioned for the building is the va
cant lot on the corner of Elm AMI
CASTOR streets Immediately south of
the City Hall and north of the coun.
ty court house.
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Negro Shooting Scrape.

Asheville, Special.-Jesse CARING
ton, a negro, early Sunday morning
went to the home of Tom jackson, an
other negro in West Asheville, and
calling Jackson to the door began
pumping lead into him. Darlington
shot at Jackson several times, two of
the bullets taking effect, one in the
left lung and the other in the obdo-
men. Jackson's injuries, it is said,
will certainly prove fatal. Caring
ton skipped and has not been appro-
hended. The shooting, the officers
are told, was the result of an old
grudge and woman.
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TRAGEDY AT HIGH POINT
Shooting Affair With thS Usual Fatal
;..ss ....s:;s. Results. zS So. -. - ::

hnooglng Anar Wath tn0s Usual Eatat
....:;:, Results. 81 ~. .3:s..,: - s-.s
High Point, Special. Sunday
morning at 81 80 clock Chas. Ly-H
burn shot to death Jim Snides, both.
parties being co1ored in, the sI..hoI
lowD n:the eastern part Of the city.
Five shots were fired III rapid success.
sion, one Of = them penetrating the
mouth and going through the brain
which caused instant death. In the;
dead mans right hand was held a
knife with a long sharp blade and
which Clyburn claims, as we'll as eye
witnesses, that Snides was attempt
ing to use on him when the latter was
killed. s's. 80 ae
As soon as Clyburn emptied the
contents Of his pistol and saw Snides
fail to the ground he ran up town,
loading his pistol as he went and fol-
lowed by crowd Of darkies. The Of
icsrs who had been notified Of the
shooting were Fastening In the sdirec-
tion when they met Clyburn near the
calaboose, who Immediately surren-
dered himself to the officers. On his
person was found a pistol with sall
the chambers loaded and the one with
which he did the shooting: The ne
gro was much excited and claimed
that he was justified in killing his an
tagonist. Clyburn has somewhat a
reputation as "shooter," having
shot two men in the past few years.
Not long ago he. shot negro in Lam
caster and served sentenced for it,
and later shot his cousin i'm the leg
at this place for which he served a
three months sentence on the county
roads.
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Killing at Gaffnev.

Gaffney, Special Another homi-
eide has been added to the already
long list in Cherokee. The wife Of
Pink Estes shot and killed Joe Web
ster, another negro, at her home in
Gaffney Friday night about $3.50
0 CLOCK. The killing was done with J.
single-barreled breech-loading shot
gun. It seems that Webster's wife
and the Estes woman had "scrap"
yesterday, and when Webster found
out abou it, he went to the Estes
woman's house for the purpose Of
regulating her and met his death.
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DR.. Murphy Improving.

Charlotte, Special. The many
friends Of DIR. P. L. Murphy, superin-
tendent of the State Hospital at Nor
canton, who is in the Union Protes-
tant Infrmary at Baltimore, where he
has undergone two operations, will be
glad to learn that he has rallied with
in the last 4S hours and is reported
in much improved condition. It is
believed at the infrmary that he will
be at home before Christmas and that
be expects to return to his work be-
fore long.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-12-20
Live Stock Insurance Co. Begins
Business.

High Point, Special The South
)ern Live Stock Insurance Company
has actively begun business. A few
days ago authority was granted to the
above company by the State insur-
ance department to do business, and
the full force Of help at the home Of :
fees in High Point has been working
night and day, supplying the demand
for insurance, which has thus far ex-
cseded the greatest expectations Of
the management.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-12-20
Leaped for Life.

Spencer, Special.-Engi6eer III. o.
Major, of Spencer, was severely in.
jured near Reidsville, by falling from
his engine to the ground. 1t is learn
ed that the crown sheet of the boil
er blew out and there was terrific
escape Of steam. In order to sava
himself from a fatal scalding the en-
gineer jumped from the cab to the
tender and his foot slipped, throwing
him violetly to the track below. He
was badly hurt in the back and sus-
tanned severe bruises. The train was
making about twenty miles an hour
when the accident occurred.