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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14

Washington, Feb. 14.--Knox of
Pennsylvania was annoupced today in
opposition to the resolution that
Smoot is not entitled to a seat in the
senate. He made a powerful speech.
He said he thinks the senate should
consider none of the questions involv-
ed except that of expulsion, requiring
a two-thirds vote.
He said the only charge against
Smoot is that he is a member of the
Mormon church.
"Polygamy," continued Knox, ais
dying out. Polygamous marriages in
Utah are ended. If the history of
the Mormon church is cause to bar
its members from federal office, why
admit the members of other
churches? What Christian or Jewish
sect has a bloodess history? 1t is
frequently said the sanctity of the
American home requires Smoot's ex-
pulsion. l cannot see how the sane
| tity of the home is involved in this
issue.
81 could not vote for Smoot's ex-
pulsion without violating my oath of
office, without converting my place
here from one of honor to one of
shame"
| Herman Trial Continued.
The Herman trial held a short ses-
sion today and continued until Mon
day
Agree to Arbitrate.
The state department has received
answers from Nicaragua and Hondu-
ras agreeing to arbitrate their differ
ences in accordance with the sugges-
tons of the government of Mexico
and other Central American states.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14
STATE HAS LOST
HOWARD NESB|7
He Was Expected to Take the
Stand to Defend the Mem.
ory Of White.
WIFE OF JUROR BOLTON
DIED VERY SUDDENLY.

As the Result of an Acute Attack of
Double PneumOnia-COurt Ad-
jOurned Until Monday Next-Dc-
fense Secured Admission of Testi-
mony by Expert Evans as TO Certain
Oral Statements Made by Thaw
During His Examination In the
Tombs-JeTome Wants Thaw Placed
I'm Insane Asylum.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14
KNOX DEFENDS
SENATOR SMOOT
"The SanctIty of the Arneri-
can Home" Does Not IRE
quire Smoot's Expulsion"
PoLYGAMOUs MARRIAGES
IN UTAH NO LONGER EXIST

the Fact That He Is a Nor
mon Is the Only Charge to Recog-
nize and That Is No More Valid
Than Membership in Any Other
Churcli-Herman Trial Continued
Until Monday NeXt-State Depart
ment Notified That Nicaragua and
Honduras Are Willing to Arbitrate
Quarrel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14

New York, Feb. .-(Bulletin.)-
Court adjourned at 2:40 till Monday
at 1890. In the meantime the jury
will be allowed to separate, and will
not be confined nor under guard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14
COMPLAINTS TO WASHINGTON.
cation of the Burning of Their
Tribesmen.

Formal requests for an official in
vestigation of the burning of five In
dams in the agency Jail at the Uma-
tilla agency several weeks ago. were
sent to Washington today by leading
busy preparing the request for some
time.
The leading Indians on the reser-
walton will not permit the matter to
drop, but will keep after the depart
ment until a thorough investigation
Is made.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14
Would Bar Newspapers From Mails.

Washington, Feb. 14.-A concur
rent resolution offered in the house
today authorizes the president to bar
from the mails all newspapers print
ing the revolving details OF the Thaw
and similar cases.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14
WOULD BAR OUT WELCHERS.
Oklahoma Has SiXty-Two Companies
Blacklisted.

Guthrie, Okla, Feb. IA propo-
sition is before the constitutional con-
vention today to bar from the state
80 insurance companies failing to pay
their losses at San Francisco.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14
boundary Bill a Law.

Salem, Feb. 14.-(Special.)- 1.-The
governor this afternoon attached his
signature of approval to senate bill
105, by Smith of Umatilla, establish
ing the boundary lines between Una
tilla, Wallowa and Union counties.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14
Texas Newspapers Warned.

Dallas, Texas, Feb. 14.-United
States District Attorney Atwell today
warned all newspapers in the northern
district of Texas not to print the
A'nauseating lascivious, lewd features
of the Thaw trial"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago, Feb. 14.-Wheat opened
at 10 is, closed at 791A; corn opened
at 461s, closed at AN: oats opened
at 40 3-S and closed at 40 rs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14
NeMspapers Suspended.

Butte, Feb. 1t.--All newspapers
have suspended publication pending
the settlement of the pressmen's
strike.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14
1000 Barrels oil Exploded.

New York, Feb. 14.-Manhat-
tan island and BROOKLYN were
shaken as with an earthquake
this morning when $4,000 bar
rels oil exploded at Rayonne, N.
j. No person was injured, but
the property damage will reach
100000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14
LOCATING THE CAPITAL.
Agreed That Il Shall Re at ClarkStOn-
Lewiston

ClaTkston, Wash, Feb. 14.-Reso-
lutions indorsing the formation of a
new state from portions of Idaho,
Washington and Montana. and having
its boundaries as set forth in the
Spokesman Review, were passed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14

2. O'Eeefe, 65 years old and from
Fort Smith, Ark. was run over and
killed hy street car in Austin sub
urb, Chicago. His head was severed
from his body. Motorman and con-
ductor both arrested.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14

The Union woolen mills resumed
operations February II with Mr.. Will
bur as manager and orders ahead for
$4,000 worth of blankets.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14
CONTRACT FOR
SPR|NkL|NG SOON
Proposed That it Be Done
Under Direction of the
Street Committee,
BELIEVED 1T MAY BE DONE
AT LESS COST THAN USUAL.

Complications Arise Relative to Open
ing West Court Street; Pedro Bros.
Want $3.50 for the Right of Way
Through Land Previously Con-
demned as the Property Of Charles
Cunningham: If Not Secured the
Street Can Only Be Opened to Ha-
zel tSreet-Ordinance Passed Re-
lating to Minors and Saloons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14

New York, Feb. 14.IHoward Mes
bit, Evelyn's brother, who has been
regarded as a leading witness for the
state, It is reported, has quarrelcd
with Jerome and refused fatty to
take the stand to defend tha memory
OF White in an effort to refute his
sisters testimony. Jerome's refusal
to promise that Evelyn should not be
prosecuted for perjury, is the ru-
mored cause.
Juror Bolton remained nj his
wife's bedside all night, and appeared
in court with the other Jurors on
time.
The court room was not so crowded,
the expert testimony keeping the
curious away.
Thaw was particularly anxious as
to the state OF health of Mrs. Bolton,
and asked II he could not send ply
sicians at his own expense. The state
had already sent DR.. Janeway to take
charge. Janeway is one OF the fore
most physicians in the country. The
examination was proceeding when n
note was handed to Bolton. The
to his feet. His fellow jurors forced
him into his seat extended sympathy
and assisted in controlling his already
overwrought nerves. He has spent
many .sleepless nights. The court,
apprecIating the nature OF the news,
imme diately declared a recess and Of
ficials hurried with Bolton to his
home in the Bronx.
Mrs. Bolton is dead. She passed
away before her husband reached
her bedside. 1t is probable the Thaw
case will be adjourned until Monday
or Tuesday
Later.-Upon the announcement of
Mrs Bottoms death Jerome announc-
ed that court would meet at 2, but
only TO adjourn until Monday.
Cause of Death.
Mrs. Bolton contracted n cold. re-
sulting in double pneumonia, in a
visit to a hotel Monday night TO take
her husband a change of clothing
That night a blizzard struck the city
suddenly.
Delmas secured, during the short
examination of Evans today, the ad.
mission Of Thaw's oral statements tc
Evans during the tests. jerome OBJ
jected. but the court overruled him.
jerome Laying for Thaw.
1t is evident Jerome is laying plans
to force Thaw's Incarceration in hr
asylum IL he is acquitted on the plea
of insanity.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14
Four Children Burned to Death.

Bridgeville, Della, Feb. IA
} Isaac II. Johnson's house burn
, ed this morning. Johnson's four
, children were burned to death.
} Johnson and the eldest child
, leaped from the window to
, roof which fell in, burning the
, others.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14

Bids for street sprinkling for the
year 1907 were ordered advertised for
at the council meeting last night, and
it is the intention of the council to
let the contract early in the season.
The reason for such action is that by
advertising for bids at this time am
pie time may be given bidders to ar
range for the teams and wagons be-
fore work commences.
The subject of the sprinkling con-
tract was brought up towards the
close of the meeting, and it was
unanimously agreed that by asking
for bids now, before contractors have
| arranged for other work, lower bids
may be secured Also, the contract
may be made more favorable to the
city. Among other things it was sug-
gested by Mayor Fee that the contrac-
tor be put under a bond to do the
work according to the wishes of the
street committee, commencing work
and stopping at the bidding of the
committee. Councilmen Mccormack.
Thompson and Mumm were appointed
by the mayor as the sprinkling COM
mittee for the year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14
West Court a Problem.

Another subject discussed last
night. but upon which no definite ac-
ton was taken, was that regarding
the opening of West Court street. It
has been discovered that part of the
land lying beyond Hazel street and
which was condemned as the proper
ty of Charles Cunningham, had pre-
viously been decided to Pedro Bros,
though the. deed had not been record
ed. For the right of way through
their property the owners now want
$3.50 damages. Accordingly the prop
osition now before the. council is
whether to secure the right of way
for the street through their property
and to the edge of the city, or run
the street only to Hazel street. Right
of way has already been secured that
far. However, it is suggested that the
entire proceedings so far be set aside
and condemnation proceedings be
again brought in hopes of assessing
enough benefits on some property
owners to pay the damages inflicted
on others, notably that which would
fall upon Pedro brothers.
But little business was transacted
by the city fathers last night. The
ordinance drawn some time ago pro-
hibiting minors from passing them
selves off on saloon men as adults
was passed, while liquor licenses were
granted to Paul Hemmelgarn and to
John Estes & Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-14

Spring, summer, autumn or winter.
the hest bargains are always to be
found In East Oregonian advertise
ments.
The sun., 1907-08-12
SHRCBB AN EASY WINNER.
English Crack n uns Away From kanaIy In
Three Mile Race at Celtic Park.

All Shrubb. the crack English distance
runner. ran his first race in this country
yesterday. and a big crowd at Celtic Park
saw him show his ability on the path. He
met Frank Kanaly. the Boston runner, in a
three mile contest and won from the Hub
professional by something like 900 yards
In fact Shrubb was near tapping Kanaly
up and prevented that being done.
Shrubb led at the end OF the first lap by
ten yards. and with every lap he widened
the gap. The spectators cheered him loudly
for his smooth running. He had plently left
at the finish, covering the last hundred yards
at sprinting speed In the reported time OF
10 lis seconds. His time for the three miles
was very fast being II minutes 90 2-5 seconds.
The sun., 1907-08-12
ROWING.
New York A. c. Oarsman Finds Fauit WITH
N. A. A. O.p Amendments.

ANs @~s - Os y F~sssSA,<ssAs~HAs~.
The smenduoent In the constitptton of xbe
S..on. NS Aooon s, n.. oa Au -. rnaSnh
night IN Philadelphia. to the effect that soul
lerx or crew. that compete IN foreign con ntrfea
w,,h.,,. ~. tnSs-..raan. - 49,. n
witnou' INC inoofseInen. oi INC ~. A. A' ".
are hapIe 10 suspension In ruture' mas caused
q lot Of talk among rowing men. It is the
or,Inion of rnanv interest al In snortinV mat
- -. 80" ~ = -. -, - - CO.
seIs tnee Inis .unns was so'ns 700 isr. osio
Q member OF the New YORK Athletic Club and
an ex-champion sweep man yesterday:
1T was one of the silliest pieces of le
.r.r 80 =, in 80 ~ rhi,s =, r.. . ,Sr~.n-
ass.S "a. " ..n;n - To ny. ~. H,i,.s Tn-
In the N. A. A. o. want to meddle with mans
prtv.ta ,Nsira nv controlliny nj. sctIons ..
- ..ss..,'s - !. .rs-,.rs tn. -
IN .naVouI tnu . spoI.sInsh, the onIy plsoo
an American might caro- TO row abroad Is &C
Henley. and some time ago the stew ard of
that regatta oassed a striuRent resolution de-
h.--,-- A-.-,... .,.-,.- a.. - -. -
usins Ane,n o"'oS tsoto' ~ wnee 10
the sense OF the N A. A. y. amendment Keep
ing man at homer It was explained that the
clause vas aimed at keepin9 inferior oarauan
~ -" "a not Nh. snsLa.n rn,,s.IS ,.ss
~ nomo snu NOV oIIus nmenosn mosc's 'n'o
disreputs IN the eyes OF foreigners.
IF Q man feels like going to England,
the money TO pay his way, he should be at
|, liberty to take his boat along and row any
old time he pleases. 1t should be the same
for the man Tor whose expenses the hat was
passed around. When you tell . man he must
not row abroad because he In not n cham
The sun., 1907-08-12

with the catskill Selling Stakes. seven fur
longs. tho feature. for which Rye. Dreamer.
Jsoobits. Orappls and orbloular appear tho
best. In the first race. . handicap for three
year-olds, seven furIonss. McCsrter. Sewell
and Tony Faust nglire well. In the stceple-
chase st about two miles. Thistledsle, Garrett
and Paprtka have chances. Two-yesr-old
nllies and Geldings will run In tho third event
at i've and Q half furlonGs. with Nimbus
Miss Delaney and Desirous possibly the best.
Platers will run ip the Gfth race. st Q milo
and O quarter. with Biandy. Lancastrian
and hesly figuring. The last race Ia handi-
Gap for two-yesr-olds. Ave and half furlonRs.
Ella DWELL. Gene Russell and Half Sovereign
looking Ike factors. The entries follow:
The sun., 1907-08-12

The card for Empire City this afternoon
is excellent. Tho Mount Vernon Handicap.
at about six furlonss. is tho feature, with
Colloquy. Haensel and Diamond having
chances. Maiden two-year r-olds will run In
the FIRST race. at Ave and half furlongs. with
Corncob. Lady Siohel and New Garter possible
factors. In the second race. at mile and 100
yards. La veits. Taunt and Kemp Rid geley
look best. In the third race at mile and q
sixteenth. Carthage. Pretension and Tommy
waddel may 90 well. In the nth race, for
two-year-olds, at nve and Q half furlongs,
Col. Bob, G. W. Burt and Partsian Model
figure well. In the last event, at mile. Cob
mosa. Shenandoah and De Reszks have
chances. The entries follow:
FIRST Rsoe-For swo-year-old msidens. nvc and
The sun., 1907-08-12

od, sss,..d for sni'a in Ii. .iga.A !un,ns
BIocTIyS.....:.....::..":.S ........:S 1883
Firs, base on oals-on Ben. .; OF Smith. I. STRUCK
o,nnas hrcopvS TX Sm's ,IIsrs on osses-Tn
Two base ntt.Mitchen, TInes base hls-Jordan.
Stolen baso--Krurer. Umpire-lohns stone Time
i hour and 20 minutes 600
oHIcAoo N. L., l. pHrrADHIrHIA o.. L., o-Yrsx
CHICAGO, Aug u.-Chicsgo won both halves OF
. double header from Philadelphia today, the
score being 20 9 In Zach game Overall pitched
invfncby In the nrRt gamo until the ninth Inning,
when three hits nllcd the basos with two out.
Brown then came In and made Courtney pop TO
Tinker. Tho scores:
The sun., 1907-08-12
pMII-ADKLpHIA.

.Ba,,ed for Moren in che ninth inning - - '
Phiiadelphis. ..,..........o 0 0 o o 90
First base on nerror-Phlsdeiphis. Len on bases
Howard and Steinfeldt Three base hIt-Howard
Two bass hits.Slsgie. steinfeldt. Sacrifice hts
Courtney. Sheckard, Schulte. First base on balls
on horen. ?. Hit by ptcher-By Moren, I. Struck
out-By Overall. 81 BY Morcu, l. Umpircs-Riglcr
and Carpenter Time--i hour and 20 minutes.
CHICAGO IN. L., I: PHILADELPHIA Os L., 0-sBcouD
The sun., 1907-08-12
CINCINNATI. 8: sRooxLYr. l.-rRsr oAixnL
rINfuNNArr upoAuvy~
Totals.....B n ~ o.

.Basted for Bergen in tho ninth inning.
SnocEIyn:....,oo SS,rsinIS1a. 80
First bsse on bsls-on McIntre, 8: OF Ewing q
Struck out.By McIntire, 8: by Ewing s. Left on
swins. S- TSros s..s h,,sOo.Sas. , Jordan. % od%el.
Two bass hits-Aiperman C0 Batch. Lobsrt. Sacri-
gins and CAMEL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tims-i
hour and ~ minutes.
The sun., 1907-08-12
EASTERN LEAGUE.
NkMARK. ,: JERsEY CITY. I

NEWARK. ?: JERSEY crrr.
The Newarks made only two hits OF Foxen
yesterday In Newark. but they were SUFFICIENT 10
win the gsme, as they were both homers. Jones
lined one 70 the ccntreneld bleacher while Enxio
hit over the centre neld fence or his third home
run In four days The score:
The sun., 1907-08-12

~ Home runs-Enge. Jones. Sacrifice hit--Shca
on balls .on LaBele, q on FoIen, 3 struck out~
BY LsBelle. q by roxen, s. Hit by pitchsr-By
LABelle I. Wild pitch-Ia Belle First base on
errors-Newark, p Jersey City, ?. Left on bases :.
Newark. 4: Jersey city. o. tmpires Kelly ana
McCNthy. Time-2 hours. Attendance
sAsrEHN LEAGUE srAKpIsa
The sun., 1907-08-12

Two base hit-brown. Home runs--Murray
ri.her,y Sacrifice hit-Holly. Double play
bascs-tenney C2, Beaumont, wild pitch-Lindn.
man; ,na, MIR r,r" oass on paIsLSn McSlynn Sn
LindamAn, .. Left on bascs--St. Louis O. Boston g.
Umpiro-Emslio Ttme-2 hours.
The sun., 1907-08-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Dreokiyns Divide with Reds; Cubs Beat
Quskers Twice.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-THE Reds and the
Brooklyns broke even I'm 4 double header
to-day. BY hitting Mcrntire for Q single. q
triple and homo run In the seventh inning
the Rods won the first game. The second
game went to the visitors on errors. The
SCORES.
The sun., 1907-08-12

Holiy $50 Stolen onsschy aiInce n'HsaFy Hs 81
base on bails-on Dorner, .: on Boul,cs, struck
out-By Karger, a. by Boultes, q by Dorner. /.
Young. Timc-i hour and 20 minutes.
NATIONAL LHA0UY aTANpIN0
The sun., 1907-08-12

pe0nship.
MONMOUTH BEACH. N. j.. Aug. lin the
challenge round Of the Seabright Lawn Tennis
Cricket Club tennis championship to-day
Vernon 3. Prentice. the holder. defeated
Charles G. Auchincloss, challenger 80
81, e-3. rs. The victory gives Prentice
permanent possession Of the Kicker chalien xe
cup. he having won it three years
The sun., 1907-08-12
American Associates.

A. Louisvtile-Louirville. .: 81. Paul. I.
AZ Columbus-First gamc-Kansas City, 7, Co.
lumbus, 4 Second game-Columbus. q Kansas
Civ. 2
The sun., 1907-08-12
New York state I.eax ne.
Other BAseb all Games.

Al Observation-Disclosures L. Scranton, o.
AZ Utica-First game-Utlca, 7: A., J. and O., O
Second same-Utics, 10; A.. J. and O., I.
The sun., 1907-08-12

Cuban stars..,.o "a 10
Batteries-Gcon. Maloney and Green: Medina and
Figurola.
The sun., 1907-08-12

AMERICAN LRA0UH.
Nsw York IN Cleveland: Boston In Chicae 70:
Philadelphia in Detroit: Washington In Sc. Louis
NATIONAL LnAauH.
New Yort In Pftssburg.
RAsrBRN LEAoUB.
Jersey c:sy in Toronto: Newark In pufYsIo: RaIt,
more n Rochester; Proudencs N noasrsaL
The sun., 1907-08-12
GOSSIP OF THE RACETRACK
POPULARITY OF AUGUST RACING
HERE rs IN EVIDENCE.

Lack OF "wise Money" I'm the Betting ming
at Empire Cty-The Case % Rread-
way Aleck smith Jockey Club Ryowps
on Gates and DurneI -Te-day's fntFies
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at least he would have good view of her companion,
the man who so insolently appropriated his wife in
past him at the critical moment blocked his view as the
cab swung in ahead of the He had
caught only another fugitive glimpse Of the green more
o. oeew tine
youngish man beside her. 1mpotenty he cursed his
weak near-sighted eyes, that left him in doubt who
the was who brazeny rode there beside Nora
Of hi: SALT enjoyed hi. hospitality score Of tmes1
at home or freely dropped in for dinner 90 or for tea
there were half dozen of medium height, smooth
shayen and with darkish hair. It might be any one
In his n rhS% With @ hu Of the
wheels-Jack Citing, Ted Voorhis, Windon Hinckley-
Windon Hinclleyl The image of Mrs: Favershann's
the 'front.' Showing out of the way the other vasuer
phanoms of his uncertainty Never before in all these
months Of unspoken jealousy had his suspicious TO-
ley With his foppisf Dress his diletante manner the
indehnable stamp Of dissipation in his boyish face and
keen bold eyes He had even tried to like Hnck-
Nora, with her innate hneness suffer contact with
nature that he stgmatized vicious. Yet this antip
athy intangible that he had put it into
Aimsy excuse, had gone out into the winter night
rather than listen to Windows light froty talk rather
than hear his high pitched laugh that seemed to pene
Morals gray eyes widen mocking1y, in feigned re-
Duke of his Aippant audactes. That was the way he
oa af sto de- rnte9 s 1y taking his hat and going
At Union Square the cab turned east once more.
Meish sprang recklessy from his without waiting
for it to slow up and broke into run once more.
though the devil were squirting him: A hundred
flower vendors with tramp1ed volets could not have
tainy Cutting diagonally across the square, he gained
somewhat the cab which was fading into the vista
Of Fifteenth Street when he finally reached the corner
Luck once more PLAYED into the shape of
q, open treaeh xhere being repaired.
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saw the couple descend the driver touch his ha1
hensively up and down the street, before gathering up
the folds of her green Skirt and slipping furtiyely
through the doorway As the man vanished after her
lose them. The street door had closed again before
he could reach it. In his haste to gain admission he
impetuously pushed every Of the eight new brass
responsive staccato the knob yielded to his hand,
and he sprang into the inner hail., stumbling over
scrubwor1ans pail standing just within the dim vest-
bule. From somewhere above him there hoated down
through the gloom Of the narrow stairs the sound Of
voices and woman's laughter g$s#;s 85as#zf5
Up through the darkness the closeness the stale odor
Of cooked food, Melish sprang steps at q time
The Ind q upoh BIS ne
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Single word that fell from those REQ, 1nutions lips
thought behind that serene white brow with its Nm.
derful crown Of shimmerng copper Once more 81
bowed his shoulders under the incubus of his unreaso
ing jealousy Long after dinner was over he ont;nen
to sit in the dining-room his coffee growing eold ~
fore him. his cigar slowly turning to ashes s,here -
sm9uldered in his saucer The clock on the n,ant.
drew from his pocket the theatre tickets HAT Ncr.
forgotten to ask splendid aisle seats tat So
Ma s2u3,y forgotten to show Al intervals
ienat y o ym penetrating laugh echoed down the
across tie middle dropped them Il his saucer viii IA
aisnss IS 1resh and psusn the psror doee
sc n.sssd IN s.
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By Frederic Taber Cooper

The cab must wait while dump caft was backed out
of the way Ten doors further on it drew up in front
of fourstory brick dwelling, in whose fallen for
tunes could be read the history of slow transition
lately been converted into secondrae bachelor apart
men of the sort that exercised censorship over the
quality of its tenants visitors. The vestibule
with the cleaning brass of its speakingub and letter
boxes, the touch of newness in the whole
shabby exterior
Melish, Keeling dizzily in pursuit. his forces almost
spent, not hundred feet away when the hanson
stopped. From the ambush of grocer's wagon he
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
The Story Here Given Complete,

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