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near the Dukes; though there may be nothing left,
the King is 10 be here and there Is sure 20 hc
crowd III do my best 10 whisper - Lady Monica,
or send her d note. or speak with my eyes # no
more
You know how ! depend on YOU, l answered
She NAV give YOU a letter an answer 10 one winch
III be ready for the slightest hint" said Pillar.
II She has note, She viii sh'F il behind her fan
Then Il motion to crumrle il up and throw il on
the floor as She goes out. Il YOU don show Your
selves in our society. The Duke VIII think perhaps
that after all he IS safe"
No. We mustn't count on any such thing.
broke in her father. II he can't get rid Of you N
one way, he'll Try another; and there is an old
saying which IS still true. anything can happen IN
Spain. especially il The South Carmona VIII lie
watching for YOU. You must be prepared for
that"
u VIII be" said
We all VIII be- Pillar finished
In the streets where the professions Of ,S1Hdna
Santa would pass, already hundreds OF rush bot
toned chairs were ranged in front Of houses and
shops, piled in confusion. winch would te reduced
to order for tomorrow. Palm sunday Beyond, IN
the Plaza de Ia Constitution the scene in old DAYS Of
the bull fight and auto dc fcl, many men We're busy
putting the last touches on the crimson velvet and
gold drapcrles OF the royal box pounding barriers
INTO place IN the tribune IN front or arranging rJW
after row Of chairs in the open space opposite,
leaving an aisle for the procession 10 pass between
Now there i something to do before We drive
home" said the Chcrub 40 / must see about getting
a box IN the tribune for the week; must ind out
whether Carmona did come IN by tram last night
Don Ramon hasn suggested tins plan; but THINK
he would not dislike 1t.
Il meant To drop out Of the car 10 what |
could learn myself and join YOU afterward at home,
! said But YOU get hold Of things better than
!, a stranger, can.
You must remain a stranger, he supplemented
my words. If your chauffeur Will stop at the top
OF this narrow street II wak down II 4 few doors
10 my club and ask for t.c latest news. Carlnona
doesn't honor his house in Seville too often with his
presence though his mother IS there every season,
and his arrival viii be the talk OF the club can
take steps there too about box for the show /
won't keep YOU long; but you had better wait at
the Cafe Perla Pillar cant 60 there without me me
Oh YOU NAV smile, but remember we are IN SPAN
She must wait for me at the house Of a friend
The Cherubs idea Of little while and "a a long
while" were always rather vague, and likely TO
dovetan confusingy; but knowing what 1t was
his ann TO accomplish ! did not grudge the nifty
minutes before his ample form and smllng face
appeared in the doorway
OF the cafe.
Its all right" were his sas~f -
first words 81 felt my luck "a
wouldn't desert me. Who ~
do YOU suppose" and he @S II
:::a.' T. "a s's' s $.o ...:.: a:' K
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THE CAR OF DESTINY
By c.. N. and A. M. WILLIAMSON

Synopsis Of Preceding Chapters End of This Instalnent
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CHAPTER XXNI.
In the Palace of the Kings

Va TOW ! have something serious 10 say, Don
k / Ramon. began The Cherub, when We had
~ passed the first pink and White house
80 which marked the suburbs Of Seville
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'''lE1 - I. .l9'!-5r. Iia.l. 9 O.
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ministers justice In h.a own pecals
lar gay. but that method appeals
10 the natives lie acts as thsit
doctor and their health officer No
pestllcnce visits palaraoa as II
does other provinces. ana AL BE-
Gauss Of tie ever wAtchfal efs q
king John
% the concrete ease - Orr one
has perhaps the finsst e1ampls IN
an the OflFnt 81 shat enc utas
man. q Whiie mas Al that can 90
with the Malay people Nf. Orr
poweg overs bis people = rally
more aufoesatie than that Of he
CsAr % Russia. Jet be Yields Il
uisriy iis knows the Ftilpinns
and treats thsm from their osn
standpoint rathsg than that q the
whiis nan. When thsy are had BE
treats them ike little ehlldfeH. II
BE- knows the offenae sas commit
ted With mlsekssieua latent he
sp4nks- The grawu up rliipinas
ius, as one voald spank = naughty
child The Filipino vii accept lust
puniahmsni and vii folloN cue wto
has administered u wisely. When
theY arr deserving Orr gives them
little ptsseai
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KING SPANKS SUBJECTS
IF THEY DESERVE IT

tseettte stars bhetnstte ssrTtsssf
DALuPAoN. =. l.. June How
would you like TO be a real king
and reign over bunch OF Fiii-
pluoaf
That Is what John orr. sanny
Scot. g.
Ito Is called King John the rirai
Of Dalupaou.
orr comes By bis title honestly
and an through his great endesvefa
20 AID a race of F1llpinoa that thes
might become reii supporting.
When Orr dfifltd into naiupaon
many years ago be found that tn
nicols were In a baif savage elate
They lived ia tfeetopa aud sahsist
"a upon the ever present fruit and
wore very few clothes.
lie cast his loi among them.
he taught them the value If the
great mahogany aud ebony trees
and little ~ little developed them
into skilled iumbermen
The Bieols llte Ia a territory that
exicada over $50 square miles and
from eus 10 end % this vast enuns
~ John Orr "a hailed AMI hunofed
~ the Inhabitants a. klng lie ads
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when rolled out: but Il Il nos
trimmed 30 as 10 alloN OF four rails
10 an inEot II y said this fourth
rail ~ tho one that hides ~ithla
Il a defect or finaarc which soon
develops into a break under the
teat OF heavy traffic. Yet rail.
makera insist that this rail- Is aa
good as any aud good enough a.
though railroad men after much
Investigation and many teats. do
clare that the rara wont do.
II ID asserted that the prevalence
Of low grade ore makes e impossi'
bic for the mills 70 make better
rails b. the BesssmeF than they are
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APPALLING HUMAN SACRIFICE In R. R. WRECKS
NOW TRACED BY EXPERTS TO TRUST AVARICE



pITTsnuRa. June The ap'
railinK Increase In the uambeF of
fslshtfal wrecks that have terror
ised the travelling public the eoun
IT, over. has moved the railroad
peouie q the United States 10 the
deeision that their tracks are rot.
tsa
Thla means not all the tracks.
Bat ENOUGH or THEM TO
MAKE DEATH LuRK ~ MANY
Az INNOCENT LOOKING PIECE
OF STEEL.
OF this much the railroads are
eonviacsa. rur some weeks there
had been elimination and rccrimi.
nation between the railroad men
and The steel rail makers The rail-
rad men point O. the alarming In.
rfeaaa ia hfwAkage ~ rails In the
laat fsa years
BETTER RAILS MADE FROM
BETTER STEEL IS THEIR De
MANn.
Ire steel people attempt TO deny
thaE faults tn rails cause the Go.
creased breakaEe They blame the
heavier rolling nteek. aAd tho hlgh
81 speed 81 the trains They say
heAxleF rails should be used
o. THE OTHER HAND 1T Is
A FACT THAT THE RAILROADS
Can NOT GET As GOOD STEEL
RAILS As THEY ARE WILLING
TO PAY FOR
To threw tight On the oontrover
-. The editor 81 the Scientific
American has made a personal IN.
sestigatIon Of the situation. lie
finds among other things that since
TIE steel trust has been formed thu
raj mills have net only ceased &C
eepting Specifications furnished b.
the railroads. bat. after substitut.
tnE their own specifications have
erased guaranteeing the rails made
unfeg them.
Another thing found cut Il that
, HeaaemeF steel inEns was form.
eFty trimmed d lmpare steel AZ the
end Nlth the pipe. or casting cav.
~. 20 A. 70 furnish three rails
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LINEN GOWN FOR
THE TALL MAID

fokvs are aEaia showing then.
selves on the shlftwaiaf snlia. The
tall. slender gifi ia the fair aas 70
whom this STYLE Is becoming A
smart ilneu costume q white la
made With a plsaiad blouse that has
= shaped yoke. and the sffeff e
carried cut IN The skiri By means
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BEATS HIS WIFE BECAUSE
BABY IS A GIRL

CHICAGO. June a-Ioaoph tn.
tok. n young machluiat living n
ii2 Cornell a.. IL under arrest on
a charge OF wife beating. When
tho police arrived az hla house the
woman was unconscious and Tutok
was atill beating hqr. In eytenua.
ton for his brutal act, the man
explained that he was desperately
angry because his first child was
"a girl.
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now making. The remedy sngErst'
ed Is to return % the more loiaursiy
open hearth process % Insure bet
ter steel. ana trim tho ingots more
literally. but owing 10 the I'm.
menae demand for steel rails and
the tendency Of the rail makers 70
even reduce the tine devoted 70
MAILING a rail. Il ls not likely that
the railroads vii set any reilst
That means more wrecks. n7cord'
tag 10 the railroad meas tAcory,
and they are getting ready 10 say
Z told Yoa 80.
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W 0 RIM S HOLD UP
THE TRAINS

HICKMAN. KY. June Army
worms are 20 humorous between
Campbell. No. and Memo. Ark.
that traffic on the ST. Louis s
Southeastern railway has been In.
terruptod When the car wheels
crush them the track Is put In a
worse condition than II It had been
thoroughly aoapod.
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Get the Best

II yuu want 20 know what real
comfort Il Is 10 be sell dressed and
properly dressed. So % Daniel
Fuhrman. 1915 md AZ. FuhFmAn
clothes afe noted for their superior
quality and may be easily dlaun
E1aimhed frum others hy their ooiico.
able elegance % style and cxrlus.
I've patterns -"
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Tho Fires Fund OF Call
f0rnia: the Howe OF New York
tho Aetna OF Connecticut the
Washington Ffrc" q Washington.
Every stats has It's leading home
company. usually with others Of
merit, but less conspicuous Wash.
ington Fire Insurance.. Lowman
Blk. ss
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SAN FRANCISCO. June L-The
sraad Jury took the first step %.
uara tho removal Of Chief OF Pc.
lice J =. Oman from office ycatsr'
dAy aftsruoon BY returning an &C.
snaatioa against him charging him
With wlilfui and corrupt misconduct
in offiee. Tao specific charges are
made enc that ninkn has hindercd
aud sabYerte1 justice b. Detailing
msuhaFa Of bis department 10 a..
STAT Mayor achmttE And Abe Ruci
in their fight against the indici.
menstH that have been found
against them. and the other that he
has eauapifsd with Ruef aud a nun.
Der q others 70 operate and pro.
Ieet a. infamous resort on Pacific
street
When one man tries 90 flatier an
HF A. - assassaH tsI~ss a. Ill
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olympic Market

Cuts yoar billy In half lis Pike
Street. opposite the Bon Msrch@.
zee
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Hamilton Studio

6T580 Colman block lilRh Grade
photography Of reasonable ptieea
No coupons or other frauds e*a
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Dr. Leo Baker, dentist. 206 Eitel
building Phone, Main 62se -
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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-02
TELEGRAPH NEWS

Wall street Is recovering from its
hysterical condition and a better feel.
Ing prevails in the stock market;
scarcity of money being felt in the
east. though the west seems well sup
piled.
Frost losses in the Canadian north
west stimulate large European pur-
chases of American wheat and prom.
Use to cuItail export competition with
this country. Corn nears 60 cent level
and oats soar into fftles.
The British parliament will be pro
rogred next week with few OF its i'm
portant reforms achieved. owing TO
the attitude of the house Of lords, and
in the recess the liberals will carry
on campaign for limitation of the
peers power.
Secretary of the Interior Garfield
has returned to Washington from what
probably has been the most extensive
tour ever taken by a cabinet official
filling his portfolio in pursuit OF in
formation for the conduct Of his de
partment. The secretary. accompanied
by members OF his office stan. left the
capital June IL. and in a journey to
falling between 10000 and 11,000 miles
has investigated important problem
In eleven states and four territories
that embrace the nublic land area Oi
the United States.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Prouty of Vermont, addressing the
American Bar association. points ou
fundamental defects In the act to reg
ulate commerce. and would divide III
executive and judicial functions.
] Bids will be opened on Septembe
10 for the biggest bond Offering ye
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-02

game" Judge Gaynor's opinion had
To do with the case of Alfred Lang
feldt of Coney island. who ran what
he called a dice game. He wanted
the police restrained from interfering
with his business.
Signs have been posted before Rich
ard Canfeld's Saratoga club house and
on his famous italian garden and
parks surrounding the house arnoune-
ing that the place Is for sale. The
news that this had occurred was the
sensation OF the season there. There
was plenty of rumors to account for
Mr.. Canfeld's action, including alleged
disgruntlement against the authorities
Tor restricting gambling. The Sara
toga club. as Canfield's place was cali
cd. has been the show OF the village
for years. The club house itself,
substantial building of brick and stone
o. three stories and sloping room, was
built in 1863, by John Morrissey of
New York, an ex-congressman, gam
oi'i anu piiLt usntcr. CdnHelu teOk
charge OF the place sixteen years ago,
and has been sole proprietor since. He
has expended vast sums In the prop
erty, which takes In an entire block.
The grounds are the handsomest and
best kept in the village. Because of
the restrictions placed on gambling
this season, Caniields place has been
rather dull one. The club restaurant
has been open throughout the sum-
mer but the big attraction, the great
saloon In which the highest play ever
known in America was conducted in
former years, was no longer present.
The gambling implements. the roulette
wheels and the faro layout. had been
removed and only big. richly furnish
ed lounging room remained Up stairs
there was diversion with cards, dice
and roulette. which was as far as the
restrictions of the local rule would per-
init the proprietor to go. The Sara
toga club was not the same as of
old and without the attractions which
gave the club house It's fame, Can
fields place has had dull season.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-02
DURANGo's HEALTHY
FINANCIAL CONDITION.

Talk about Durango not getting to
the front. No better argument to quiet
the kicker than the statement of the
First National bank published in this
issue which shows deposits of over n
million of dollars and total resources
of nearly million and a half. This
shows an increase of nearly so per
cent over two years ago. The bank
officials thought when the million dol.
lar statement was reached year ago
that it was doing pretty well for Du-
range.
Let Durangoites get in the band
wagon. Our people have money and
with the remaining two banks 1t is
safe to state that deposits will reach
over two million dollars, whereas two
and three years ago when Durango
was regarded MS booming the total de
posits of the three banks did not reach
n million.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-02
COLORADO NEWS.


The Prowers county fair Is in full.
blast this week.
Coroner's Jury declares the shoot
ing of Editor Lewis was feloneous
Price of coal has been increased
50 cents per ton Mt Colorado Springs.
Durango Is not alone In rainy
weather. Heavy storms cover the
entire state
suicide twice in one day. And this
In Denver.
Denver cooks are becoming well
organized. about one.half the number
In the city joining.
Orders have been issued to estab-
lish free delivery at Loveland. Town
Is evidently growing.
Work will be resumed in few days
on the Montrose oil well. VIII sink
to depth of 1000 feet.
Lillian Bowers of Montrose, visiting
at Joplin. Mo-, entered beauty
contest and carried OF the laureIs.
Denver is to have match factory.
says the Denver Post. And this must
be so. seeing Its In a Denver paper.
The Cripple Creek Short line has
notified Is men OF n fiat Increase OF
per cent, making a wage Increase OF
5000 per month.
The Elk club at Canon City has
been fined 5000 for dispensing bev-
erages of an intoxicating nature. Can
on City Is n dry" town.
Gen. Palmer Will have bills to foot
aegregatlng nearly one hundred thou
sand dollars ON account OF the ro.
union of his fighting cavalry COM
pany.
Statements OF Trinidads two ma
tional banks show increased deposits
of $315.OO0 over the last statement.
The total deposits In the two banks
foot up $3,361 ,591.
Checks aggregating $4,000 we're dis
tributed by the Grand Junction Fruit
Growers association Tuesday to the
various orchardists for thirty-five cars
OF pears shipped out during the past
week. The average price paid for q
ear was $3.50, the highest in the his
tory OF the industry here. To date 102
cars have been shipped from here.
netting the growers $4,000.
Denver News is hard to please. 1t
finds fault with everything Buchl eel
does when in Colorado and now 1t is
finding fault because the governor has
been absent SO much of the time since
his election. II. according to the
News-Times, Buchtel Is a dangerous
proposition. why Is 1t not good thing
he keeps out Of the state as mucl
as possible. Mail answers to Tommy
Patterson.
The harvesting Of 100 acres OF on
| ions, grown in the vicinity OF Greeley
for seed by Jesse b. Agnew. formerly
of California, Is in progress. This Is
the first time that onion seed in large
| quantities has been grown In Colo
RADIO. Not all OF the seed has reached
the same stage OF maturity. and forty
men go from field to field cutting the
seed heads with pocket knives as fast
as each acre is ready.
Eleven defendants in the Lost Bui-
lion mines case were found guilty by
a Denver jury in the United States
district court OF having used the malls
to defrand. The Denver papers have
given lengthy accounts of the trial.
The men were indicted last spring
by the federal grand jury. The men
found guilty used the malls to further
a wildcat mining scheme to rake In
the money. The effects Of this verdict
will be far reaching and result in
much good as It indicates determfna-
tion Of the government to prevent The
use of mails for the purpose Of -
curing money through frandulsnt
means.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-02

w. S. Coburn, the pioneer fruit
grower of the Western slope, spent a
couple of days in the city, coming
here from the Montezuma valley,
Mr. Coburn was the first to engage
In fruit growing on an extensive scale
In the valley of the South Fork OF the
Gunnison. He located there In 1882
and demonstrated the fruit possibili-
ties 6 that section. He has one CT
the finest fruit farms near Paonia in
the entire west and has made a com
Portable fortune from the business. He
is the principal owner In commits
sion house in Denver and handles all
the fruit grown on his own place
through that. The fruit crop In the
South Fork section is very light this
year. There is a fair crop Of apples.
Winter fruit will be scarce and dear
this season and dealers are hustling
now to secure supply. The Farm
ington section Jared the best OF any
section In the west There Is no fruit
of any kind in the Fremont county
orchards, and dealers are buying up
everything in this section they can
get hold of. Mr.. Coburn Is very IA
vorably impressed with the southwest
both as fruit and agricultural coun-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-09-02

try. He is the best authority on
fruit and fruit lands in the state and
knows what he is talking about. He
left on the eastern this morning for
Denver.