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CHAPTER XVI (continued,)

"a little fat bird in black coat
living down Whitechapel way. Oh. I
don't make any secret of 1t. I know
man who used to be parson. He
began to stick needles into himself,
and the Bishop said-what no! They
took off his pinafore and he Is now
teaching Latin outside Aldgate Sta
ton. He's in with the Polish crowd
I beg your pardon, the gentlemen
refugees from Poland-who are sew
Ing the buttons on our shirts not far
srom the Commercial Road. Those
people knew more about your friend
than he knows about himself. Ask
'em straight and they'll tell you that
he is in Warsaw and the girl Lois
Boriskoff with him. Whether they've
began to keep house, don't pretend
to say. But it's as true as the east
wind and that's gospel. You ask
your father to make his own inquiries.
| don't want to take it on myself If
he can tell you that Master Alban
Kennedy is not something like the
husband Of the Polish lady Lois Boris
koff, then I'll give penny to 8
hospital. Now go and ask him"
"Not until I've had that cup Of tea,
Willy"
She turned round as the char
woman entered and SO hid her face
from him. Light laughter cloaked at
once the deep affront her pride had
received, and the personal sense VI
shame his words had left Not for 4
moment did she question the truth of
his stor yor seek to prove 1t. AS
women all the world over, she &C.
cepted instantly the hint at mans
faithlessness and determined that it
must be true. And this was to say
had never been anything but phase
of girlish romance acceptable for the
moment and to be made permanent
only by persistence. The Eastern
blood, flowing warm in her veins,
would never have left her long salts
fed with the precise and strenuous
Englishman and the restraint his
nationality put upon him. Sne hunger
ed for the warm passionate caress
which the East had taught her to de-
sire. She was drawn insensibly tow
ard the man who had awakened this
instinct within her and ministered tt
1t whenever he approached her.
They drank their tea in silence, each
perhaps afraid to admit the hazard o!
their task. When the moment came
she had recovered her self-contro
sufficiently to refer again to the ques
ton Of the cheque and to do sc
adroitly.
"Are you going to return that money
to my father, Willy?"
That's just as you like. Wher
you come here for good, we coult
send it back together"
What makes you think that viii
come here for good, Willy?"
Because when kiss you - lik'
this-you tremble, Anna"
He caught her instantly in his arm
and covered her face with passionate
kisses. Struggling for moment II
his embrace, she lay there present..
acquiescent as he had known even be
fore his hands touched her. An hou
had passed before Anna quilted thu
fiat-and then she knew beyond an,
possibility Of question that she wa
about to become Willy Forrest wife.
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conner from the room and remembered
only that he was going to Lois.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12
SOCORROSECOND MONEY
Ball Team Makes Excellent Show
ing at the Big Fair at Albu-
querque.
GREAT GAME AGAINST BROWNS
Keeps the Packed Grandstand on
Tiptoe until Close of the Seventh
Inning.

Socorro'S ball team did we'll i'm
the baseball tournament at the
fair at Albuquerque this week,
winning from the El Pdsu and
Silver City aggrrgations and
losing one game To the Albu-
querque Browns.
This last game is spoken of
as one of the most exciting ever
played on the Duke CITY
grounds. At the close of the
seventh inning the score was
to |, and the packed grandStand
was on tiptoe with excitement.
In the eighth inning, however,
the Socorro team went to pieces.
The Browns got in three runs
in that inning and two in the
ninth, making the final score 3
to | in their favor.
Socorro thus won second mon
ey, q purse of $500.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12
A Pleasant Entertainment.

Mesdames John Greenwald,
Sr., and II. M. Dougherty enter
tanned large number of their
lady friends Wednesday after
noon at the home of the latter
on Mt. Carmel street in honor OF
Mrs. w. f. Murray of Denver,
daughter of the former and sis
ter of the latter. MeSdameS
Greenwald and Dougherty are
among Socorro's most charming
and successful hostesseS, and to
say that delightful afternoon
was spent by all present would
be putting it mildly. After a
couple hours spent at the inter
esting game of high five dainty
refreshments were served by the
hosteSses assisted by Mesdames
Murray and John Greenwald, Jr.,
and little Misses Marjorie and
Ruth Dougherty. Having won
six each of the seven games
played, the following ladies drew
for the first prize: Mesdames
John +. Griffith, A. f. Katzen-
stein, f. G.. Bartlett, and c. T.
Brown. Mrs. Brown was the
lucky one, and was presented
with pretty china olive dish.
Those who drew for the conSola-
tion prize were Mesdames ]. w.
Terry, II. h. Harris, n. Hall, A.
Mayer, II. o. Bursum, and Miss
Helen Terry. Mrs. Terry was
lucky in this instance and
was presented with two dainty
salt shakers. The guests pres
ent including those who drew
for the prizes were Mesdames
II. o. Bursum, w. f.. Martin,
w. ID. Newcomb. w. +. Muir
ray, II. +. Bowman, John
Greenwald, Jr., Z. f. Backing
ton, Leo Loewenstein, c. G..
Duncan, Geo. +. Cook, h. w.
Twining, ]. T.. Smith, John
Reddin, f.. II. Sweet, II. ].
Savage, Joseph Price; Misses
Anne Fitch, Lena Price and
Helen Terry.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12
Mr.. BURSUM. ANOTHER SPEECH
This Time before tho Wool Growers
Convention at Albuquerque.

Mayor Bursum is fast making
a reputation for himself as pub
lie speaker. Several of his late
oratorical efforts have been com
mented upon as above the realm
of the ordinary. His response to
May r Wilkerson'S welcome to
the Wool Growers convention in
Albuquerque the other day elic-
tied the following press COM
ment:
II. O. Bursum, mayor of So
zorro, and one of the leading
sheep raiSerS of the territory, re-
Sponded to Mr.. Wilkerson on be-
half OF the members OF the con-
ventiou. Mr.. Bursum thanked
the acting mayor for the well
come so cordially extended and
continued to speak for thirty
minutes on matters most vital to
the sheep growing industry.
Versed with knowledge gained
through practical experience,
the speaker discussed the land
lease law, the caring for the
range and the national forests
along a line that appealed to the
members of the convention as
was shown by frequent and pro-
longed applause.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12
SOCORRO FINDS FAVOR
Our County Delegates at Wool
Growers Convention Boost for
the Gem City.
CONVENTION HERE NEXT YEAR
Resolutions Oppose Change in Graz
ing Laws and Urge Statehood
for New Mexico.

The second annual conven.
tion of the New Mexico Wool
Growers association met in AL.
buquerque Tuesday.
Officers were elected for the
ensuing year as follows:
President - Solomon Luna, Los
Lunas.
Vice President ID. Gar
rett, Roswell.
Secretary-Harry +. Lee, AL
buquerque.
Socorro was selected as the
next meeting place, winning
from Las Vegas on vote.
Notable among the resolutions
adopted was one opposing ANY
change in the existing laws
and governmen control as to
grazing of live stock upon the
public domain" and another
urging statehood for New Mex
leo.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12
ADDITIONAL LOCALS
OF Last Week

OF Last Week
Mrs. X. Il. Noble left Sunday
morning for Chicago, where She
will spend month visiting rela-
tiveS and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Terry and
Lou Terry of Kelly were among
the throng of visitors at the fair
from up on the mountain.
Rob't II. Collins, who recently
recovered from severe spell of
sickness, is again confined in
doors with congestive chil!s.
J. A. Beal represented the AL
buquerque Citizen in Socorro
during the county fair and did
the work in manner that was
extremely gratifying to all con-
cerned.
There is an apparently well
founded rumor that A. Kiehne,
Jr., is soon to be married to an
attractive young lady of the vi
cinity of Frisco.
Hon. Dan'l III. Mcmillan of
Las Cruces was in town Satur-
day and received the hearty
greetings of many of his Socor-
ro county friends.
Francis, the Youngest son o {
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Hammel of
this city, who has been very sick
for about month, is fortunately
reported to be improving.
w. h. Morley came in from
his ranch i'll the DatilS yesterday
on his way to albuquerque to
visit his mother who is to go to
Denver for special treatment of
her eyes.
Oreste Peragallo, a mine ex-
pert of experience, offers his
services in the line of land sur
veying and location of mining
claims. See his professional
Ndlu III dnOluIl AOlulnH.
Little Miss Alice Martin is en-
tertaining company of dozen
girl friends this afternoon at her
home with her uncle and aunt,
Hon. and Mrs. w. T.. Martin.
There can be no question that
the little folks are having the
happiest sort of time.
II. h. Turnbaugh, father of
Mrs. Lee Terry, arrived in So
corro Monday from the southern
part of the territory and went on
Wednesday accompanied by Ina,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Terry, to his home in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Frank Sturgis, wife of
the manager OF the mechanical
department of the Santa Fe New
Mexican, was a guest of Mrs. w.
ID. Newcomb of this city during
the fair Mrs. Stu-gis came
west with her parents in 1874.
Her father built the third house
in what is now the thriving lit
tie city of Trinidad and later
brought his family to Springer,
where with his son Frank he was
in the newspaper business. Mrs.
Sturgis attended the first fair in
Santa Fee, the first in Albuquer-
que in 1880, and now has the
distinction of having attended
the first annual fair in Socorro.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

lowed another very interesting
interview with the voice in the
little black oblong box. They
were satisfied that they were
talking to Custer and that he
was twenty-eight miles away. but
they left the telephone Office still
very uncertain as to what kind
OF a game the pale face was try
ing to play on them"
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12
NEWS NOTES FROM FAIRVlEW
ouien sabe Writes of What IL Doing
in That Locality.
Fairview, October /.
To the Chieftain:

alTNleW, OCtODer |
To the Chieftaiu:
Sierra county teachers ar,
wondering. After the usual ses.
sion of two weeks institute
work, under the able leadership
of Mrs. Nora Brumback, of San
ia Fe, the teachers underwent
two disappointments. The first
was the failure of Supt. Clark to
appear before the institute to
make an address, as promised
and the second was the non-ap-
pearance of the examination
questions. Later it was learned
that Supt. Clark had gone to
Michigan, and that no questions
for Sierra had left the Santa Fe
ofhce. While the superficial
minded might regard the latter
circumstance as cause for rejoic-
ing, Sierra county teachers are
made of Sterner stuff. Having
worked themselves up to the
proper pitch, they were ready to
try conclusions with anv set of
questions that might be put be-
fore them. Moreover, an adj
dress from the territorial super
intendent could have proved
helpful and inspiring, we doubt
not, for Sierra county teachers
are ever reaching for the help
ful and inspiring things. But
twas not to be. And now the
question arises, Are these teach
ers to be put to further expense
by undergoing a special examin-
alton, or will permits to teach
another year be granted them?
Common sense would appear to
dictate the latter course.
Our sister mining camp, Her
mosa ("the beautifully, only
eighteen miles away, is beginning
to sit up and take notice again.
The Ocean Wave Mining Co.
now has a force of sixteen men
at work and more will be put
on this month. A mill, a store
and post Office are now talked
of for Upper camp. The school
population has already increased
from a handful to forty, and a
hot air balloon route, 10 make
quick connections with the rail-
road, may possibly be one of
the startling innovations of the
near future.
The teachers of the county
have organized an association
the work of which is to be
carried on by correspondence.
Fourteen members are enrolled.
Each teacher must contribute a
paper on a subject decided upon
at the initial meeting, and each
paper as it passes to the various
members receive his or her COM
ment. Some valuable experiences
will thus, no doubt, be brought
to light and placed in permanent
form. The study of a book on
literature will also form part of
the years work.
A cattleman who saw the
meteor which passed over thi S
part of the country says it looked
like a ball of fire as big as a
windmill. He says he thought
the old man was taking a shot
at him. A friend remarking
that the o. M. was a rather
poor shot, the cattleman replied:
Pretty id close considering
the distance.
QUIEN SABE.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12
EDITOR BECOMES BENEDICT
W. F. Brogan of Albuquerque citi
zen and Miss Louise Piatt Mar
ried Wednesday.

A quiet but notable wedding
occurred in Albuquerque We'd
nesday morning when William
F. Brogan, editor of the Daily
Citizen, and Miss Louise Piatt
of Santa Fe were united in the
bonds of matrimony. The cere-
mony was followed by wedding
breakfast at the Alvarado hotel,
Both the bride and groom are
held in high esteem by a large
circle of friends and acquain-
tances in New Mexico.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12
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Lucas County.

Lucas county.
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day of December, A. ID. 1886.
(Seal) A. w. GLEASON,
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The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

Jose f. Torres, treasurer and
ex-officio collector of the county
of Socorro, and a very popular
citizen, reached the city at noon
today with his two sons, Valen-
tine and Estevan, whom he plac-
ed in St. Michaers college. Mr..
Torres states that the Socorro
county fair, which was held last
week, was great. Its success
has encouraged the Socorro
County Fair Association and the
people of the county and city
generally and they will make
stronger and more extended eff
forts next year when the second
annual fair will be held in the
Gem City. Mr.. Torres returned
home tonight.-New Mexican.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

airy hrSt. The story OF the ap-
pointment is told by the Albu-
querque Citizen as follows:
CAPTAIN GREEN.
Captain John w. Green, whose
home since 1885 has been in Gal
lup, was today appointed super
intendent of the territorial peni-
Tertiary, vice Marion Littrell,
who will resign Jan. first.
Captain Green was notified
some time ago of the appoint
ment and will accept. Governor
Curry announced the appointment
to Citizen reporter at noon to-
day and also informed the leaders
OF the republican party that the
appointment had been made.
1T meets with the approval of
the republicans and of the people
generally. Captain Green was
appointed in Difference to the
presidents wishes in the matter
as we'll as in view of his ex-
ceptional qualifications for the
trying position.
A SOLDIER FOR YEARS.
AS a soldier for a number of
years he proved himself to be a
man of great resources and of
soldierly discipline, such as is
needed in every prison. Captain
Green is republican and is
known all over New Mexico. He
came to Gallup in 1885, and for
many years was the city marshal
at that place. He was the best
city marshal ever had and main
tanned order under trying circum-
stances on several occasions.
I'm 1898 he resigned as city
marshal to become a lieutenant
in the Rough Riders. He was
left behind at Tampa, Florida,
in company with Governor Curry,
who is his warm personal friend.
WAS IN PHILIPPINES.
Like Governor Curry, Lieu
tenant Green was disguSted at
being left to fight flies and he
promptly went to the Philip
pines where he soon became a
captain of the constabulary. He
won honors upon several occas-
ions by his fearless conduct un-
der fire.
Upon his return to the Unit
ed States few months ago, he
accepted an appointment as a
special officer for the department
of the interior and has since
served in that capacity in the
northwest.
''He has a wife and daughter
in Los Angeles, but at home or
abroad he has always retained
his residence at Gallup and re-
turned there to vote when pos
sible. He is enthusiastic for
New Mexico's future, an advo-
cate of statehood and a staunch
republican.
While Governor Curry made
the appointment upon the sug-
gestion of the president, he need
ed no urging as he knows the
man he appointed to be thor
Oughly competent in every way
to fill the important position of
prison superintendent.
Captain Green will return to
New Mexico at once"
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

The Garber-Howe entertain
ers at the opera house Wednes-
day evening, October 10. Buy a
season ticket for the series of
which this is the first.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

Mrs. w. II. Hill OF Socorro
was one of the judges at the
baby show at the territorial fair
in Albuquerque this week.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

Cement walks continue to be
built along Socorro's streets as
fast as workmen can be found to
do the work. Another desirab Bile
improvement being made in this
line is the construction of a
cement arch over the acequia
where it crosses Manzanares
avenue.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

Nothing on the American
platform can excel the Howes in
their line. They are stars" says
Attorney J. S. Estes of Sidney,
Iowa.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

{. II. Elmendorf. president of
the SocorrO company, who is
pushing to a successful issue his
big enterprise of developing the
Bosque del Apache grant, was
in town Monday and Tuesday on
important private business.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

Mrs. c. T. Brown entertained
a large number of Young people
very pleasantly last evening at
her home in the eastern part of
the city in honor of her niece
Miss Nellie thinner and Mrs. w.
F. Murray of Denver. After
games, music, and dancing, deli
cate refreshments were served of
which everybody showed the
proper appreciation. All guests
went home with recollections Of
an evening happily spent.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

W. II. Sanders arrived in the
city Saturday morning from his
home in Santa Monica, Califor-
mia. Mr.. Sanders is looking ex-
tremely we'll after his late Sc
we're illness. He will spend
some time in the county on bus
ness and visiting relatives and
friends.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

For delicious ice cream soda
and cool drinks, go to Winkler's.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12
CAPT. JOHN ". GREEN
Governor Curry Appoints Gallant
Soldier and Staunch Republican
to Important Position Of
SUP'T OF THE PENITENTIARY
The Appointment Meets with No
Objection from Any Party or
Any Faction.

Governor Curry has shown re-
markably good judgment in the
selection of a man for the nm
portant position of supe rintend-
ent of the territorial penitrntiary
to succeed Marion I,ittrell. whose
resignation will take effect Janu-
airy first. The story of the ap-
pointment is told by the Albu-
querque Citizen as follows:
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

Advertise in the chieftain.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

Hon. and Mrs. w. T.. Martin
entertained a few friends and
fair visitors at dinner Sunday
evening in their usually delight
full and successful way. Covers
were laid for twelve, the guests
being Hon. and Mrs. Harvey Nj.
Richards of San Marcial, Hon.
Solomon Luna of Los Lunas,
Cole Railston of Magdalena,
Mayor and Mrs. II. O. Bursum,
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. M. Dougherty,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Hill of So
corro.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

John A. Haley, editor of the
Captain News, and member OF
the Bureau of Immigration, is a
visitor in the city. Mr.. Haley
is here to attend the meeting
of the X. p. Grand Lodge in ses-
sion at the Elk's opera house.
Albuquerque Citizen. :
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

Subscribe for The chieftaiu.
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

Fresh vegetables at winkler's
The Socorro chieftain., 1907-10-12

Miss Salome Abeytia, a sister
of Aniceto Abeytia, and a de-
Scendant of one of the oldest and
best known families in this city
and county, died about midnight
last night at her home on the
south side, of infirmitieS of old
age. She was seventy-two years
old and for many wears had been
engaged in charitable work
The funeral will take place to-
morrow morning at Z O'clock
from the Cathedral and the re-
mains will be inferred in Rosario
cemetery. Relatives and friends
of the Abeytia family and of the
deceased are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral services.
Sheriff Aniceto c. Abeytia of
Socorro county is nephew of
the deceased.-New Mexican.
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