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New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
TEN MEN DROWNED.
Storm Strikes Fishing .Schooner's
Dories-T1cO Picked Up.

Boston, Oct. 24-The fishing schooner Clara
u silva which arrived here tonight, reported
lhat twelve Of her crew had become lost during
d STORM and that probably ten OF them had
pershed.
Inc names of the missing men are: Manuel
Yarobia, Manuel Sariara. Jose Baretto. Manuel
Manica. Jose Bianco. all of Lisbon. Portugal:
Jose Silva, Frank Michado Jose Maria Alvas
all OF Gloucester, and two whose names could
not be supplied.
The twelve were out in dories on Monday
when squat. accompanied by thick mist
struck the schooner and almost capgized her
-Four dories belonging to the Silva, and all bot
tom up, were afterward sighted. Each OF the
dories had been manned by two fishermen An
other fishing schooner picked up two men in
fifth dory. but no trace of the other ten men
found.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
THIEVES THwART PRoHIsITIoNIsrs.

Mineola. Long Island, oct. 24-Thieves who broke
into the pos;ofHce here on October II and carried
off registered letters were unwitingy putting the
Prohibition party in Nassau County to a lot OF
trouble and perhaps depriving that party of
opportunity to vote at the coming election. County
Clerk Cheshire. in preparing copy of the county
ballot, discovered that no certificate had been filed
by the Prohibitiousts He communicated at once
with William Simon, the leader of the Prohibition
party in Nassau County, and Informed that
the certificate had been mailed October 10 the
day before the robbery. 1t is supposed that the
Prohibitionsts will apply TO the Supreme Court
for order instructing the County Clerk TO pIare
the names of their candidates the ballots The
party usually gets about 200 votes in the county
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
TRINITY SUsPENDs FOUR FOR HAzING.
Discipline Committee Disregards Plea of Vic
tim for Classmates.

Hartford, Conn. Oct. "a (SpeciaD.-For hazing Will
lam Bernan October u four Trinity College sopho
mores have been suspended till after Christmas
They are a l.. Potter, of Saybrook Point, Conn;
r. G. Coghlan. Of Newark, \. J.; W. a. Smith. OF
Syracuse. and Harry Marlor of Brooklyn. Conn.
Their cases were taken up President
Euther returned from the jamestown exposition.
Berman appeared before the faculty and asked
that action be taken against the students, who
his classmates. but the discipline committee
of the faculty unanimously recommended that all
four be suspended.
Berman left college without attending a class
meeting last week The four sophomores called
him back and ordered him to attend the meeting.
He refused, and they threw him down and choked
him.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
VOLUNTEER SPEAKERS FOR CAMPAIGN
Mr. Parsons Gives Prominent Names Out of
Long List-Meetings Tonight

President Parsons Of the Republican County
Committee said yesterday that among the volun-
teer speakers for the campaign were Congressman
j. Van Nechten Olcott, Congressman William =
Bennett. Senator Alfred r Page United States
Attorney Henry l.. Stimson, William NJ WINS
Job T. Hedges. Wilson Lee Cannon. Alexander V
Campbell and Hector NJ. Hitchings.
BENJAMIN +. Hall, chairman of the committee
on speakers. at Republican County Committee
headquarters said yesterday that while the re-
sponses to his call for volunteers were most graft
lying, nevertheless, account OF the large num-
Der OF district meetings which will be held next
week. he can use the services of as many speakers
as are willing to take the stump II is the inten-
uon or the Republican Campaiguers to make the
hnal week Of the campaign a whrlwind
Among the meetings scheduled for tonight are
the following:
FEhry-second Assembly District sou,h-Norh side Pc
Douglas Mathewson HeadIey NJ Greene. louis p Grin
55sass 5s@ss Charles 5 Whitman ana Judge William Wad
18th cThirtyoT'; trds M AqsG5Iy meetings
Club; GLIB speakers Accomplishment Philip Rtece Alderman
mas mas GOODMAN John C. Davis Charles Rogers Arthur
M r bsTnad ETTtz MiltnsTk pad Costgma Henry BranH
Twenty Assembly bistric@ @IheraTdi Davis
Judge whitman ana Judge Wadhaa 5R 1la at M
leader outdoor meetings avenue and Iosth
1I3th street sneate ei a ism Slee Lih avenue ana
semby and Bernard Goldschid, candidate for Alder
Twenty first Assembly 3sth street and oad-
way Dwight W De Mote chairman: speakers Joseph F
Perdue. Jerome G. Schncl. William Z Iowther MAY Z
Stein and Irving Zleger.
SATURDAY NIGHT. OCTOBER 2a
,.o, rwentyseyenth Assembly Dstric-Brodes HALL 4oth
inson and Alderman Brown
.N TN~eny,aFst assembly District I9o,h street sev
Eogel, Joseph F. Perdue and Dwight ". De Motto
FwenysNth Assembly Distrct-Progressive Republican
Iuo No 1888 Madison avenue and three outdoor rallies
local candidates will speak
Tnirty-second Assembly District South--Otdoor rnIlv
at 1SSth street and Willis
Thirtyfrst Assembly Distric-Trlck meetings at I25h
street aud Seventh 1l5th Fth
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
FATALLY BURNED IN HER HOME.
Keighbors Hear Mrs. Donovan's Cries, but
Are Too Late to Save Her.

Mrs. Annie Donovan. the wife of John J. Dono-
van a printer, OF No u East Hath street. ia
'slly burned last evening She was preparing sup
Per, and in taking kettle Of boiling fat from the
gas stove stumbled over the rubber tube that con-
heeted with the gas pipe and fell. The fat was
igntted by the gas and the woman was instantly
enVeloped in flames.
Mrs. Donovan ran. screaming, 10 A bedroom AMI
Ileo 70 smother the fire with blankets Joseph p
eneshan, who lives the first floor. heard the
e1ss' and with Cornelius O'Sullivan went TO the
oufring apartment They found Mrs. Donovan in
eae midst OF Of srnouldering bedclothes. IN
seni-conscious state. She taken to the Har-
en- Hospital, where she died. The fire was OK
Hhguished by firemen from Truck 2s. Mrs Dono-
van leaves a husband and two children
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
GIRL TELLS OF FALSE TESTIMONY.
Alleged Murderers Sister Testifes Witness
Offered to Deny First Story.

new witness introduced yesterday after
noon by tho defence in the trial Of Rafael Cascone
for the murder Of TirrlCio Siniachaochi in the
person or Miss Ruhinn Cascone, who had been a
maid ia the Marchioness OF VilIanova and has been
to he n sister of the accused man. Size testified
that whio in Italy Marie slnlachaochi had told
her that she had testified falsely at the first trial
Of her brother. and that for $1,000 cash she would
make denial OF her first story. Miss Cascone tes
tined that she had cahled to her brother at Sing
Sing to send $1,000 Cascone said that he had
not answered the message.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
skENE APPOINTS ENGINEERS.

Albany, oct Estate Engineer Skene appointed
to-day from the Civil Service eligible list the fol-
lowing as resident engineers at annual salary
of 81 400: c. F. chism. +. J. Pickwick. w. II. Van
Wie T. r. Ripley. T. J. Wagner, c. A. Ingersoll,
T 7 Morrison. o. I. Bellows. +. g Davis. +.
Gtyrine J. A. OConnor. 60. II. Mccullough and
Herbert Spencer. The appointments take effect on
November / The appointees have been in the
state Engineers department for many years and
nearly all have made Albany their home
state Engineer Skene says that the rapid increase
,n the work of his department in connection with
the construction Of the barge canal and the i'm
,rovenent of public highways by state aid has
ade n necessary considerably to increase the
Of resident engineers
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
WATER GAUGES EXPLODE ON CUTTER
Three Shattered While Vessel Is on Way to
uarantine-Fireman Hurt.

While the revenue cutter Hudson was on her
way to Quarantine yesterday a water gauge ex-
ploded and piece of glass struck Albert Brick
nell n fireman. cutting him severely below the
left eye He was treated by Dr. Kennard, Of the
marine hospital service.
The engineer replaced the gauge. when 1t ex-
ploded again. \ few minutes later another
gauge was put in, and it also exploded. For a
while it seemed as If no gauge would remain In
place. but the fourth held until the cutter re-
turned TO the Barge Office.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
SAYS COLORADO WANTS ROOSEVELT
Views of A. NJ. Stevenson, Republican Ma
tional Committeeman
EFrom The Tribune Bursau.l

Washington. Oct. 24.-"The people of Colorado
expect President Roosevelt to accept renomi-
nation for the Presidency at the hands of the
Republican National Convention next year, and
will send a delegation to the convention in
structed to vote for him" said A. NJ. Stevenson.
of Denver. member of the Republican National
Committee, tonight. II shall probably be a del
egate and shall cast my vote for him. Colorado
will not stand alone. The entire western half Of
the United States Is for him. I do not believe
the name Of any other candidate viii be pre-
sented 10 the convention. In Colorado do not
think he can decline the honor thrust upon him"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
MAN ACTOR ACCUSED BOUND OVER.

Raymond Hitchcock, the comedian, appeared
against Hugo c. Voecks, of No. 365 Third avenue
whom he charged with blackmail when the case
called before Magistrate Finn in the West
Side court yesterday afternoon. George simpson
OF counsel for VOecks waived examination and
the defendant was held for the grand jury his bail
being increased to $2.5O0
An attempt was made by Mr.. Simpson to show
the truth OF the charges which Voecks was
trying to get money. While Mr.. Hitchcock admit
ted that he had once taken Elsie Voecks the de-
PENDANTS sister, and Helen Won Hagen, friend
to his estate at Great Neck. ne denied any mis-
conduct
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
REGISTRATION FRAUD INDICTMENT.

The grand jury continued yesterday its investiga-
ton into the alleged registration frauds at Coroner
Acritellis house, but action announced.
James F. Watson. wi registered from the 18th
Election District of the 18th Assembly District was
indicted yesterday and held In bail of $1,000 the
charge of Illegal registration. II said that
on June 26 he convicted of boolSmakng, which
is felony. and which, therefore, prohibits him
from exercising the franchise.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
pIAN NEW INLAND WATERWAY.

PhiladeIpllia Oct. 24.-At meeting in the office
of Nayor Reyburn to-day a fund was subscribed to
defrav the expenses of convention to be held in
this city November 10 and 20 In the interest of
nronosed inland waterway from Cape Cod to Beau
fo-f " c. IL is expected representatives will be
,,rosent from all the Atlantic Coast states
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
THIEF Rosa mARLBoRoueH PATRON.

to,a..Doere B Floyd patron at the Hotel Marl-
broadway and 2sth street, reported 10 the
b,r., ,. ihe IendeT;oin station yesterday that a
~ had entered lis room early yesterday and
b. 49, 900 Ia cssh and Jewelry. Mr.. Floyd says
siraa.- si' me burglar he was leaving through the
sios opening On tHe fire escape the 5sth street
Is on :, ~ cree called for help, but ss the room
lie ,,,s Iecond floor the thief escaped although
1ls'2 was only Few feet from Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SANTA FE

-OpeAa Kan, Oct. 24-At TIE annual meeting OF
" " Atelison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railway to-day
q, Ut -, AoraTetz. T. p. Fowler and ii. r. Duval.
rg. '" York City, and c S. Gieed, of Kansas
were elected directors for four years. Pierce.
=, sASase Il Co. OF New York. eelected
'N'ependent auditors OF the company.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
LIENS AGAINST NJ. Y. c. RAILWAY.

Nine mechanics liens. aggregating $500. were
t1so yesterday against the tracks rails and prop
- y Of the New York City Railway Company in
eror of the Sicilian Asphalt Paving Company.
me Vulcanite Portland Cement Company has
.ea mechanics lien for s21s3 against property Of
- - Rev York City Railway Company and the Met
s''ntan Street Railway Company The claim is
Tor ceuoer.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
ELMER E..ToDp APPOINTED.

Washington. Oct 2k-After an extended con-
ference with President Roosevelt to-day, in which
he said many subjects had been discussed. Attorney
General Bonaparte announced the appointment of
Elmer Z. Todd to be United States Attorney for
the Western District of the State OF Washington.
Mr.. Todd succeeds Potter G. Sullivan. resigned.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
GRAND JURY TO HEAR BURNS.

District Attorney jerome and Commissioner
Bingham arranged yesterday to have Police In
spector Burns. of the Tenderloin district before
the grand Jury at an early day next week. probably
Monday Tuesday. TO explain hy many dis
orderly houses open in the district in defiance
of the law. The inspector is away now on a short
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
LOEB HAVING GOOD LUCK.

Helena Mont. Oct 24-Harry r. Childs. who ac-
con1panied William Loeb. jr., secretary to the Presi-
dent. on a hunting trip near the Yellowstone Ma
tionaI Park has returned. He reports that the
party had better luck than President Roosevelt had
in the canebrakes of Louisiana. Secretary Loeb.
who is stn in camp. will leave for Washington
Friday evening.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
HUGHES APPROVES RgoulslTtoN.

Albany. Oct Ex-Governor Hughes approved to-
day the requisiton of the Governor Of New Jersey
for the extrsdition of Sonny" Smith, OF New
York Smith indicted in Trenton in 1868.
charged with maintaining n poolroom. Through
counsel Smith protested against the extraditlon.
time alleged
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
JAIL FACING WISCONSIN WOMEN.
Federation of Clubs Finds a New Law
Against Bird or Feather Adornments.
- relorrenh 10 N TrIhune. !

Fond du Lac. Wis. oct. 24.-It was discovered to-
day by the Slate Federation Of Womeu's Clubs that
the last Legislature had passed measure making
It criminal offence. punishable by Jail sentence.
for any person to display portions Of birds or
feathers his her clothing. Tho measure had
been passed in hurry, and It's purport was gener-
ally unknown.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
NAVAL OFFICER A spy AT ToULoN.

Touon. October 24.-Ensign Charles p. Ulno. Of
the French navy arrested here to-day charged
with being a spy. lie confessed to having alb
stracted secret signal book and the naval cipher
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
AGENT AT KowA RESERVATION.

Washington Oct. 24.-After a conference with the
President to-day Secretary Garfield announced that
he would offer Lieutenant Steckler. of the Philip
pine Scouts the office of agent at the Kiowa Indian
fiorn
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
LAuRIERs TO VISIT VERMONT.

Ottawa. Ont, Oct 24.-Sir wiIfrid Laurier and
Lady Lsurier will, leave Ottawa tom for
Windsor. VT. TO pay visit TO Ex-Governor Willard
of Virginia and Mrs. Willard who are now visit
thern
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
THE TARANTuLA AT NEWPORT.

,ssw2ort IT. l., Oct 2i.-The submarine torpedo
boat Tarantuia arrived here to-day from Quincy
New-York tribune., 1907-10-25
REGISTRATION IN SARATOGA COUNTY

Ballston, ". " Oct. 24.The total registration in
Saratoga County is 1868. loss of sos from last
year.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
CHAPTER TX.
The Love-mndness of jacob Romer

The LOye-mndness of Jacob ROmer.
No. Jacob Romer had never loved a
woman. In his youth. now so long ago. il
had seemed a convenient thing at the
time that he should marry Caroline
French. He had felt himself slipping
too many evenings out. a tendency 20
force the pace, 70 play cards for sums
that he could not afford. or rather which
he would not afford lest II should come TO
the ears of his uncle
He never had much sentiment. this
young Jacob Romer. nor yet a very
strong bent either toward good or evil.
But first, second, and all the time. he
meant to succeed. TO stand heir To his
uncle 10 become rich man. holding the
lives Of thousands In his hands. lie
watched the great dignitaries Of the
county visiting Thorsby. and while he
chuckled with the notion that his uncle
could buy them all up-locb. stock and
barrel-he admired them, too.
They had what the rich Mr.. CORN
never had-a certain quiet, assured GER
tainty Of themselves Their carriages
We're sometimes shabby. but they sat
them like thrones. They had been their
fathers before them. Nevertheless. with
the quick Wit Of the born successful man.
he saw that the time was coming. If Il
had not already arrived. when money
would admit even to that society-that
is. II the moneyed person We're az all de-
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07

kind The modish sleeves are Of fulI
length and Of tailored finish. The medium
size calls for 3 l-2 yards Of 24-inch ma
terial. Seven sizes, 80 TO A inches, bust
measure.
A pattern Of this may be obtained by
inclosing 10 cents in stamps and address,
ing Pattern Department. The Washington
I{Sassifi. 734 Fifteenth street northwest
nunlher l2eaM and size uantad
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
synopsis of Previou. Chapters.

The story opens at the home Of JnCob Romer of
Conn House. the Firth Of Cantyre. He IS a ship
owner and mine owner and very rich Wanting 20 De
rid Of his wife, Caroline he has intrsted the task
70 his brother. Thomas. Of getting her incarcsted
in insane asylum. This fails because Of the
testimony q Jacobs daughter Vida, who. however.
cannot believe that she is really bis daughter.
Jacob sends one Of his ships after them. but The
Good Intent Is wrecked and Vida aud her mother
thrown ashore Vida Teuounces hey father and
becomes ida BrHn. the adopted daughter u
Bnly'' Bryan. the keeper Of one Of the coast
lights James Kahn. supercslrEo and oonhdential
man Of jsoob R1mer. IS scheming 20 get pOsses-
sion of the Romer mines and millions In the mean
time. Vida is living happily AT KirktoWn and two
saaius attentive 10 her, PM Calmont aud Vic
Morris.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
ADJUSTMENTS,
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HAFNiafLt ~'oi4fiiF -N"ftitt -Altil-A-e4-t.
THE FUlURITf WINNER" 4 A.l.ss.1,ss. l.ss, IIsss
HAL STEPHENS & CO. FOSTER * FOSTER
LOUISE HENRY THE TENNiS TRIO mason
& SHANNON MAX DyFFEk Scenes and
TyIss in Ireland Notion Pir4un- NEXT WEEK
Al iEECH AND IhEt tTHHEE ROsEBUDs.
TAtIANU. AiR AND MRS. PERKINS, FfSHEE-
/ kBANI SOY. &c Buy STATS TO-DAY
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who did you say was the young lady
teacher"
"She IS a Miss French" said the su-
perintendent. Her father is "a retired
country postmaster and schoolnas,er
She has been well brought up. sir. and
lives in Cliff square"
SO l see, 50 / See. said Jacob. medi-
tatively
He glanced at the other departments.
said some kind things as 10 arrange
ments. asked the superintendent to allow
him TO send him a cheque in aid Of the
funds. and got away, much more expedi-
tiousiy than the superintendent had ex-
pected. He thought he had captured a
sympathetic listener for the whole hour
and Il half lie might even be persuaded
10 give them a little closing address. %
The superintendent was always on the
lookout for new material OF that sort.
But Jacob was gone. and Ryan Street
saw him no more. though he sent the
cheque in due time-ill as, at the moment
he could afford IL.
But he found his way to Cliff square
He met Miss French on the Newcastle
road and, claiming acquaintance. walked
home with her, asking questions about
her class. Her home proved 10 be a lit
tie eight-and-siX-penny cottage belonging
to his uncfe's firm. which, but for the
cheapness of the rent and the fact that it
was attached 10 a similar one on either
side would fain have called itself a
villa" and SO had its rent raised 70
ten-and-six.
Jacob was pleased with the ex-school-
master. equally SO with his wife, both frail
old folks. They were wrapped up in their
daughter Neither mixed with the neigh
bors. hardly knowing them, even by sight.
SO carefully had they kept themselves TO
themselves
When he got out and was pacing slow
ly back. Jacob, who ever say any diff
culties and always looked well ahead.
murmured only to himself: Wood Green
yes. Wood Green would do"
Ano It turned out so Step by step. as
he planned the matter. the young mans
imperious will drove the thing through.
IL was manifestly impossible 10 say a
word to his uncle. who wOUd have cut
him of for a young fool making a mis-
alliance. But Jacob knew better He was
no fool. lie knew very well what he was
The Washington herald., 1907-11-07
PIANO PLAYERS CONCERT.
Two Celebrated Artists Coming to
Washington.


Ernest Huteheson, Australian pianist.
and Harold Randolph. director of the
Peabody Conservatory Of Baltimore, will
appear at the Columbia Theater next
Tuesday afternoon. November %. IN one
Of their ensemble plano concerts. which
have been arousing the interest Of the
musical centers Of the East
These two splendid players are re-
sponsible for the revival or the lost art
OF ensemble playing in America. and the
performances they have been giving in
the East have been striking examples
of what can be done in the hands OF
two artists so splendidly endowed with
technical finesse. and who play in such
thorough union and sympathy and spon-
taneous dynamic thoroughness. Tickets
for the concert now on sale at T. Arthur
Smiths, l4ll F street northwest.
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PLACES OF INTEREST.

Library OF ConGess-open 3 a. m. to 10 2. N. On
secular days. from p. m to 10 ,. N. on Sundays
and on certain holidays.
Public Library-open a. m 20 D. m holidays
10 a. TO 10 p. m; Sundays. 10 10 p m.
Executive ManSion-Open 10 a. m. 10 D. m
United States CaIitol-Open 3 a. N. TO 30 D. NJ
United States Treasury-Open a. m. 20 p. m.
State. War and Navy Departments-Open a. N.
to 2 D. m (The original Declaration OF Indepeud-
eDce is in the Library Of the State DEPARTMENT.
United States Patent 0Hiee-Open a. u. 20 2
y. NJ.
United States Pension Bureau-Open a. m. to 1
y.
United States POst-Ofhce-Open g. m. 10 p m.
Washington City POst-oface-open all hours. CThe
Dead Letter Office Is IN the city pOst-Ofice
National Botanic Gerdens-Opeu a. N. 10 p. m
Fish Commissiou-Open a. N. 10 $50 D. n.
Army Medical Auseum-Open 3 a. m. T. a.SO D. m
National Museum-opsn a. H. to $50 p. N. tin
cludng holidays).
Smithsonian Institution-Open q. N. 70 4 30 u m.
Including holidays.
Agricultural Department-open A. m. 10 $50 p. m
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing-Open 3 a. m
to 30 y. N.
Washington Monument t55S5 feet in height-open
$50 a. m to 40 p. Elevator runs from a N.
until D. M
Corcoran Gallery OF Art-open go a m 70 4
p. m. Ia winter: a. N. 10 D. m. in summer
S"pu"9S-4-'V D. N 10 y ~, eAcepllng IN MD
SUMMER Admission free on Tuesdays. Thursdays.
saturdays and sundays: ether dass. &c admission
Government Printing onice-Open 10 a. N. To ?
p. IN.
Navy fard-Open a. m. TO s 30 .. ~
Southworth Cottage. Ssth ST. and Prospect ave.
IN THE SUBURBS.
Geological PaIk-Open all DAY.
Rock Greek Bridge and Park
Chevy Chase. kensingtOn. aud Chesapeake Beach
Naval Ohserratory-Open a. m. 20 3 p. m
Mount Vernon. the home and tomb Of Washing.
ton-Open II a. m TO ,. m.
Arlington National Cenetery-Opon all day
United States soldiers Home-Open a. m 70
sunset.
Cathedral Grounds. Tennallytown road-Open 8 a.
N. 20 D. m
Cabin John Bridge. Catholic University. aud Alex
andria
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To BE CONTINUED TO-MoRROw.
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doing Wood Green WAS a little hamlet
Where property was cheap, three miles
from Thorshy. but there was a railway
station quite convenient. In the summer
Jacob had the choice Of returning BY
steamer 10 a pier within easy walking
distance Above all. il was also on the
other side OF The water" from his terri
DIE uncle
As for the feelings Of Caroline French,
or her future interests these did not
matter. She was a step in the advance
ment OF Jacob Romer. That, doubtless.
should be sufficient for her.
TO RE CONTINUED TOMORROW