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The Washington herald., 1907-08-10
sIO.0e Niagara Falls Excursion, August
IS. baltimore and one

Special trains, standard coaches. narlor
cars. and dining car. leaving Yr9sbirCg'
ton t.i5 a. m., running via PhiIadaIrt7s
and picturesque Lehigh Valley. Ti5arsi
siopovers returning Tickets good ren
DAYS. attractive side trips from NiagaTa
Fails. Other dates, September 6 and On
October f. -''
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a la Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Eckstein's from y to 5. l4f2 n Y 49,.
SO to the senshorc nnh na4..

Via Pennsylvania Railroad. DoIe,y.--
River Bridge Route; every FRIDAY ~
saturday; Atlantic City. Cape Nav, VIII
wood. or Ocean City Tickets good on nj
trains and TO return until the f0lIoU,ip1e,,
tuesday, inclusive. Stopover at PLiIadafs9
pIll3 Wlthln unit returning. Atlantic civ
Special leaves at Los D. m. weekdays ol'y
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WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia
and Maryland-Fair and warmer
to-day; tomorrow, fair; light,
variable winds.
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BEATS Her FATHER
TO NUPTIAL ALTAR
StOnewall JackSOn'S Grand
daughter ElOpeS.
MARRIES A LEGISLATOR
Parent PurSueS Her Across
Three States, but Loses.

On Second Section of same Train, He
Orders Her in Telegram To Get on
and Wait, but She Wires Lover to
MceC Her-She Has Arranged by
Telegraph for License and Min
ister-LegisIatOFs Wait for Father.
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sf.25 10 BaIfinore and Return

Every Saturday and Sunday via Pennsvl-
vania Railroad. Tickets good returning
until Sunday nigh. Ali regular trains ex-
eeDt Congressional Limited
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Sf.0O Harpers Ferry, HaIltOvn, Charles
town, summit Point, and Win
chester, and Return.

Leave Baltimore and Ohio Station. Wash
ington, $50 a. m, Sunday. August II
Splendid opportunity 10 spend Sunday in
The country az small expense.
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BaItimOre and Return, SI.25.
BaItiRo,.e and OhiO r. y

Every Saturday and Sunday. All trains
both ways, both days. except ROYAL Linn
tied. City Offices, 1417 s. and 6l9 Pa.
ave.
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Is that derived FROM funds deposAed IN
banking dept. Of Union Trust Co.V1g4 p
ST, Interest paid on all accounts: deposits
subject 10 check Whenever desired
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CRQISERFIREDEADLY
French Admiral Reports on
Casa Blanca Fight.
FEW SAILORS MET DEATH

SpnnfardS in City Fire from Behind
ParaDets on CastiI;an Consulate
Moor or Jew-Tribesmen Com
pIeteIy Routed by Europeans.
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KEYS ARE SILENCED
IN WESTERN CITIES
Strike Of Telegraph Opera
tors Steadily Spreading.
POSTAL ALSO AFFECTED
Men Of Western Union Rival
Quit in Two Cities.

Sudden MOtement Crippled Business
Interests, hut Real Effects WIFE Be
Felt More KecnIy To-day-BOth
sides Remain Firm, and No Pros
pect Of Early Settlement IN sight.
Trade Depends on Leased Wires.
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And return. Every Friday az
via Pennsylvania Railroad. A
Tickets good 10 return until
Tuesday. inclusive. StOpOver
phia returning within limit.
Wildwood OF Ocean City. 7
10 Atlantic City leaves at 1:e
days.
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One Fare, Plus $500, to Hot Springs.
Ark, arsd Return.

Via Baltimore andi Ohio. Shortest and
quickest route f.oml Washington. Tickets
sold August Q to IL valid for return until
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l-Electricians Go Out on Strike.
Terra Gotta Wreck Indictments.
Boy Home and Happy.
l0-Street Legislation Required.
Congregation Tries Rabbi.
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY

Pages. TELEGRAPHIC.
1-Stonewall Jackson s Grandchild Elope:
photographers Strike Spreads.
1-Standard Oh Again Indicted.
Mike Mcdonald Dead in Chicago.
Casa Blanca Fight Described.
7-MeXicans XII Japanese.
S-Bonap2rte Sees President
S-Sherman out for Roosevelt.
News of Maryland and Virginia.
CMilitia Protects Indiana Marshal.
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&C. 40 AtIanfge CItv or .,

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Nrebit-Driefe.

St1 Greoibricfe Nir nc Wclbee anpenobar Die S&
Guuiis Golap Sot0ol ggluh inngren uS Snipt Gorre
potocnien ol oren Siie ale tioDden gdlersen gerdr
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Sin GDndDocridyt ucrbiitct.

Hpnbb bura, 90, s, Gan. Gin
ehuO Is Mouu itorfcr Mob mohte
bcutc ciItcn eriol9loicn @cpillh, iiinf
9trNcr, lucld5c ii6 lnter Dem 8croa6t
Der 9ctbcilialmG an scr ncitcrn pom
cucm NeGcr pcriibtcn &CrgcwaItis
alma Der iiebjcbniG6rigeu @IuouS
Sbclton, Iohter cineS iuobI6obcnoen
t5nrmcr@ nnbc Monroe, Someriet.
Gollntp, in Soit bciinoen, Dem Wc.
pabrlonl Der 9cb0r0e 81 eutreiBen.
@Io0p9 ludr ullein 81 6ollie, lmo Der
9(c8cr idlcpptc lic, nd6oGm or ieinc
Nblidbt crrcidt bate, nad Der naben
Grcef, nm iic 5ll ertrGnfcn. 0ort be.
ionn cr iib icooH cincS 9eiieren nHo
ihIdtc lie nndl Dem $boiiie cincS gtndl-
bars, mGbreno CT iid in entgcgeuge,
letter Nidhlna cnticrntc. Selte gtdds4
mittog lplrocn iini 9te1er perbaftet
lmO bicrbcr gcbr0tt II. ser Wiob uer-
ioIDte Oen Sbcriii llno ieinc 6jeinu.
2encn 5mci Wfcileu lucit. Gas 0iGo.
den lit idlinm 5uGerid,tct, wiro ic'
oodb mobrldeinlih AM Sebcn bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Sic Scrra Gutta- -Sataitropbr.

" a + ington, Z. g., s. San.
- Wiau crpurtct, 0oB Die Gnronerss
ISltrp, meldc bier einen SSnQueit ii6er
Die 81 Ierro Gotta am 9lbeno 0cS 80.
0c5ember eingetretene antaitrupbc
oui ocr Baltimore Ohio s0abn"
iiibrt, lnepgcn ibreH Wubripritf ab.
gebcn miro. Sic pcrnabm beilte eine
gln5nbl pcitcrer 3ellgen un0 Ods Der.
bor lit nabc5ll pollenoct. Die bciltigell
9IlSiagcn bc5oaen lid aroBtentbeils
nii bic ,Srogc, ob iid) Outrom, Der
SignnIiit 81 Silpcr Springs, III ei'
ncnl ioIdcn 3illtotbc Der Geruirrllng
bcnupocn bobet fonlte, onB er piel'
Icid)t cincn Srrtbun III leinCn Signa.
len mobtc. 9tur ein ein5iger 3cuge
Bate icood) Splren bon Terlpirrlmg
at ibnt mabrGenomnclt pdbrcno
mebrcrc an0ere ollaia9tcn, ocrlelbc
ici pollitGn0ig i'm Stanoc 9epeicu
ieic Gilid)tcn ~ crllllcn. Sotomotip'
iiibrcr 5 $. &ccr POM 3algc 9tr. rs,
inBtc bclltc 9tobmittog aus, or babe
flr5 Dor ocm lllppliif ein rnridtigeS
Signul jl acniilNton erbdltcn, mo
Oic @crontportlitbfcit idcnt oober
5miitcn ocm Signdliitcn 5u acnln8'
ton uno Iutrom 81 liegen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

aus 9tclu.Dorf fam uno bier cine
Rrari& begunn, muroc beutc irii6 ais
peritiinmclte Sci6c lmter ser III
Sub bobcn 6orOiraBcnbriidc geiln.
ocn Scinc Eoiden maren noh alBeu
Hctebrt lmO iciue IuiHenubr icbltc.
Scinc Iecrc N0rie lmO Elm SdGiiieI.
blmo mlr0cn obeu oui ser @riidc ac.
iluocu Die Satin oeS Gootcn lit
cine Iohter 0eS @r@ouuernelrS
Non0IcU Don O6io lmo mar, ais iie
&obnion bcirntbctc, cine ucrnithpetc
,5rou Scarborougb So6nion mar &C.
ltcrn 9Ibcn0 tltr5c 3cit in Der @ob'
mng icineS &cttcrS W. &. gIlporO,
pcIher ais 6iiIiSfuliircr III elmer bic.
ii8en 9ont on9eiteGt lit, atno ouf Dem
Seinnucac BON sort creiltc i'm iein
Sdlididl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Sdnucrcr Hcgen nnb SudlunHer.

Gpnnspille, SSnO., 8. 9Snnunr
- Gin Gcgenioa BON 5luci 3oQ icit
Sa9esanbrud, ilubnuimdrts iopohI
iuie fllBabmdrts bon bier im Obio.
tboI, Dot Die Sirdt eiIler grncuerlrnn
Der groben tSliitb pom Sabre 1884
erlpcdt. Seiltc 9tnhnittng betrilg
Der @oiIeritolpo 'bes 6luiieS 40 tSllB
Seit ,Sobren bat eS nid)t 10 6eitig im>
onboltcnO 1cregret. lluion 5opn-
ibip lit t1etllpciic ii6eridppenlnt unb
in iranhen @egenoen iteben ole @cgc
fiini Sub tief nnter @olier. @roBcr
Sdobcn erp1dit ben 6orllcrr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
sdtr5esadaen ,n bermietbcn sta9gn6 fit ebe 9rn1en
Aiislnnn-p prpartrn,rnt.


I XtWpIUWub- XrUltGU UCIuUII UWU uErINWII
0rfmdhin
N -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
3nriif uun ]Sanamd.

Aem Dorf, 8. ,Son.-0ic Con.
grcBmit0licocr aus Californian, meI-
d)c Die @cbnodJtSierien 81 clnem
9hl0iltNc nu6 Banana bcntbtcn uno
ocn aonol inipijirtel fomcn bellte
All ibrcm Niidmege bier an. Sic er.
fl1rcn iih I'M 2Ill9cmeincn nit Der
SoAlogc mti DEM SitbnulS 5nirieoen
lno iinunen ialt obne 9IllSnabmc in
Der 9lniidlt iiberein, onB allllarbeit
on Dem aanol nidt notNucnoig lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
SIutOaO III Sri;aba.
WicGifoniidlc 1icaicrnng untcrOraft
Stritcluirrcn OurdD GuIucr nnO
Slci.

GrcjBia EoOte unO iIbcr oht5ia Der
mmoete, - SAlinmue llcbcr.
ibncmmu0 i'm 0biotbalc be.
iiirhtct. - @e6cinlniBpoIlc gr.
morOung chcS 9iep.0orfcr 9lr5.
les in Orcgon - 5iini gtcger bel
2Dnh6itrg, go, bonn Gihtcr
2pnd) 6cOrobt. - &croitt ii6cr
sic lcrrn Observation-Disclosures
bcuc crmortct. - Gon0rcbmits
GIic0cr Scr Eociiicfiiitc fcbrrn bon
Funarno 5urid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09

6angr ais gerpoltcr @rnObeiib m1bcio ser tpcilgcn
o6 perolctcn buencit Better fr Vca1 obcr ir
Eerion Die rgeo ene Guoc Der 8erpnltg i6res Serm0
oocr grb6es fenc glmerfanfe dehf Gnnen ir
Herionen melde mnen 6e Tcrman1 bres Gern,oo,s sen
Sdnoen tger pertrnesplroilcr lo polGlbgcr pranpor
lder a9lie nlucrtrnen bic Mben }nic lptOrnOct Gui
pnns Sblgnlole SDpDbefet 4 coQercn io pclde fir bic
&crderD bes @Detls oe snoge aupan Soroc trugcn
aito Steieri INTO otoere Ierbinbibfeitcn bcSablcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
&efGdfts- r11o perfonfid6e @onti ge1piinf6t,
3inlen alf QepoHten gemd6rt
Grmf-prpartentrmt+

0irics Gepartemcn lit Gin bicbcncs ,o cparatcs 0epac
Der oireften aui6t eines ipecen SraGpmitcs ous
Hir bieipn ;}lrcd erlnlnt iplrOc
Die Goiipngne lit mtorir ais Naapermuter uoer 3cta-
enisuolder bon @rbiaite alS gorlo o gerpater u
gren o irgnO peln Terrntenpoe ntcr @eebe ir0eno
Staotcs ober Der 0erenigtn Staaten ut5lncbncn
1nert ais Irice inter Sppotbeen Muni3palidten
Gorporaioien alsgetelt
sneirt ais 1ricc ir percabr rauen fir brrri sctrctc
VernUaer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
IN lsprtlonb cr,nprbct.

Eortlnno, Ore, s. Gan. Or.
Hbilip Gouapos ,Sobnion, Elm altgeie.
bcncr slrst, nrldcr Dor chpd Slpci
Monatcn nit ieiner iltngen @attil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
IN SopcrbiQ, Wlaii, 1T Der

rSn Sopcrbia, Winiiy lit Der
StoOtrotb ). @n. SontunS olti oic
2lnihuloiDurg perboitct lporOcn Iollt
eigenem @citGnoniB iiir icine Stim'
me bel Der Gbitimnlng iilr oaS 9lnt
zines ltdotii6en 9ImuoltS $1,000 er'
bolten 5u buben. Somons bebaup-
ret ictt, CT 6obe bios lllt gemadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
IN prr Wrreiniauua 1T etarfe.

IN ber Wrreinauua TT etGrfe. Cjeurobelt
6rndbrllnps glbipuocrnnpes rno IuSideibnngsi
Slintipuell. Acm ein Organ oes aorperS icis
ncI Sieni pcriugt, iritt Bcriuirrnra mo Sini
rilita ein. llnneroanitbfeii Seriiopinitg. Gnii
Siinollng uno 6iebcr briiiaen strnnfbet iino ell
ben nit oem looe. gbei'e aer5te bcretnaen
einfndc Seilmiie mn niit bic peritbieoenen
iiopfllnaen 5li eriierlei, onS glui 6l reirper
lino bic (Sefltllobcii iuieoer berSiiitelcu. Die
cbripiiroiael l1libe buber IN her Nntlir eiee,
bic Suut no bic Nieren geiunoen, nm ner
araliibett ben 9inirit 5ii iuebreu ulio fit bic
ieit g,ebui ituo ct. Yrrnuro arduterpinen ults
ilbertroffen SIR % GrutS bel stpotbeieri, 5u
bd6cn. (WsoWt5r. .I&@)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
Funallln 5llriiCf.

Ginc Scr 9tcgicrlm0 aus Ori5obo, i'm
Stootc Gtrd Gri5, 5ugeaon1ene 0c.
pciNc mcIoct OnB iih sic Oortigen
IcrtiIltrifer milrriib bctrrge1 icOod)
feline ncue 9tubcltormgen riStirt bo'
ben. Gutppen Ian0cn moiIenboit aus
Wicrifo, HSalnpo ln0 EucbIo in Sri'
}dbo al, 9iS iCbt iin0 fcine Nabrihs
ten ilbcr 0cn 9ll9brud uon Strifcuirs
rem in nnoercn IbciIcn Scr NcpubIit
bier eingetroiicn. Die Spinnercien
III Sri5o6a bei6Gitigcn etom 5000
N1onn ilnO cS 6cibt, oab iidl Gol.
icnoc bon GcrtiIarbcitcrn in on0cren
StGotcn Mcrifo'S Dem Strife an.
icblicBcn ucrOeH.
SpGtcrcn Tepci6eu 5ll Solgc be.
6crridt oic 9Ic0irnlrG 0ie Sihloton
IN Sri5o6a jctt pollfomnlen, oQcin
c$ mar, nm 0cn 2luirubr 5ll bcmGi-
ltcrlL llothmcn0ig, sic Srllppcn oli
bic Strifcr tclcrn 5u Iollen Grcibig
(ootc Inb gc}6blt mor0cn mo bic
&crlurnOctcn iiuo iibcr so on Ger
3oh( @tou gloIbt, Dob onS 9iiif-
0rot 0c$ StrifcS 9ebrocbcr lit.
Der lucgcu &obnitreitigfeitcn cnt
itonOcne Strife lit icit mcbrcren No.
Acn ml @on9c. Pm lcbten 6reitog
bIcB Is, ooB 0ur6 &ernIittcIltna oc9
Erdliocntcn 0ioj 6ic StrifcsV0pc.
0ltn0, 0ic ld in5pihcn iiber pcrid)ic.
Ocnc Stdntcn ollS9cOcbnt bottc, bcis
gclc9t ici lInO Die 9lu9lt0nOigen, 2S.y
600 on Der 3obl, bc,tc pieoer on bic
9Irbcit 0ebcn luilrbcn I'm 10 ilbcrro.
lben0cr fam gcitcrn 9fnd,t Ole Oicl.
0lln1 0nB Die Stritcr IN Srijobo Den
Gompagnic.SnOCn ser Nio 9lnnco.
,Sobrf in 9rnno gcitcdt bobcn. Die
porIlegcn0en oilriti0cn 9tnhrihttn
beiogcn, OoB Die llnrubcn im @iircou
ocS 3oDImciIter8 ser 5obritIeitnug
sum NnSbrilb fnlncn.
9ic Strifc.2Igtnton untcr Ocn
Scrtilorbcitcrn Der mcrifonild)cn
Hon0c bc9onn Gn0c 9toucmbcr poris
gen ,SnbrcS, ais Die gIn0cItclltcn Scr
Scons6obrif in Der Sto0t Ellcblo Die
glrbeit nieoerleNtcn. Der Strife brej.
tete lid l6nell aus mo idlicBlih mos
rcn 2S,000 9lr6citcr IN 53 ,So6rifcn
am gIiSitono. Iic Strifc @clucQun0
mar hlSbcr in rlIblgcr, geor6nctcr
Mciic Oirdgcfiibrt Woroen 0ie I'm,
rlbcn bc9onncn onl lcBtcn Snmitu1,
ais 2OO0 Strifcr 0cn Nci6luB fub.
ten, 0cn bon ErGli0cnt Iia5 por0c.
1hIaaclten 9llSglcid) 065ulcbnen. Scls
ti9e 9le0cu lplr0cn gebnltcn, imo
ihllcBlld bcluofinctc ld) oie errcgtc
W}cnge nit Stodcn ltnO Stcincn, no.
rolI lie Ocn @eidlditsloocn Der 50,
BRIT ollSpliln0crtc un0 llicocrbronntc.
NPc6rcrc Snllicno 3oIIurS IN Soar
0cl0 unO betrGhtIihc NourcnporrGs
tie iiclen ocn FliinOerrrn in oie
SGnoe. 9lldJ Rriuotb0uicr un0 Mc.
gierungS S'8erfitGttcn lpnrhcn ouSgc,
roubt Sn Sample nit Oen Striscrn
murbe Der Eoli5eidlci BON SriSoU1
idllner Dprm1n0pt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-09
3anR= =9eparfeneut

Iare1cn ol Yoloobrftc gemGbrt.
Sin gcietlides Iepoiiorim ir gCrididc 9erualtgS
6ol0s.
Sngirt ais llcbcrrngungs9acn lmO Negtrur Nttel
1Srgirt ais 6Salagent fi St0oc, Stooen uno Corpora
tipncn.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

he IS Of to England u few days Beside the
incident today VIII he hushed up The King VIII
know. OF course and few others but II VIII be
kept out 81 the papers anyhow, until they have
their hands on both the men concerned
still have tonight. | said and II IS not eleven
vet. hoped that IN the confusion Monica had gwen
her mother and taTmOna the Slip, and that II |
waited here might find her again thought she
might try 70 get back to the chapel where We had
our talk trusting that would look for her there
But She didn't come. and ! searched everywhere
vain before | tired watching the crowd pass through
the Court Of Oranges Now, | am certain that Car
mona or Lady Vale Avon must have pounccd upon
80 doubt they At home long ago Why shouldn
appeal to the English Consul, and say the Duke Of
Carrnona detalnlng English girl in his house
against her will,
40 use SAID the Cherub. She is under age.
and IS with her mother who IS visiting the Duchess
Then | II 60 TO Carmona's door and make such
a Tow that they viii be obliged TO let in
You would get INTO police cell instead.
man $ house IS his castle, especially when It is a
palace and he IS a Duke
| was silenccd. | knew the Cherub was right; but
il seemed nonsrous that this twentieth century
such tyranny should divide a girl from her lover
When had thought for moment sald, Any
how shall 90 the house and try TO brlbe Il ser
want Once IN, viii not come out without Monica
| have done two satisfactory things to-day by
bribery and corruption and don't see why shouldn't
bring it off the third time
The Dukes servants have been IN the employ
Of the family for years and their fathers and grand
fathers before them. No money would brlbe them
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07
CHAPTER XXXII.
On the Road TO Cadiz

L Twas q 2. h.eh gnawed q hole IN the net that
1 entangle- .on NOW, / am no hon n I'M
Il pCrtancr WAS Colonel . Donnel' S messenger
ol Is L-t. .-uihCance as a mouse, yet he was
he ast c-e---- ~ whom | should have looked
;9- saccor 81 -1ent of stress. Nevertheless 70
1En / owed .-gue
-, A m.staa sa..,aIe," he chirped jumping
s39ut Just or r. ,he circle Of struggling men.
! an q Fe--.- e-e. this gentleman was with me
he cc noth,- l!- i a most respectable and twice
wealthy pc tourist whom / guide He IS
1n9cent-n hist, no free thinker That other,
nat Tre,ende -,-aer, has made q practical Joke.
See ne has e-. 20 escape consequences There
nothing ms noble senOr; you have II On
he word C+
Because r. .eE.lderingly dark and they might
nave got l.. -.-E man. because too the verger
Vas probah. --. and Il had been a jo.e played
UPON them D.. person who had now disappeared,
he twelve o- -.een men who surrounded me fell
o4cs shame, -. glad On second thoughts % melt
e"aE betore .9uld be identified and reproached
~ aistuTb,rg -ae public peace and spelling the
MUSIC TO "t-.- -1e-r King listened
was Tree ~ ! would not leave the cathedral
ye tor M hope vas 70 find Monica again |
wandered n --g direction, while the verger vent
Vi 70 bring d. aud the . Donncs 70 meet me IN
The Orange C..-r
a, PLla5S de.-a, The first part Of my story was
laSled by t.e .Gel OF course, she said, It must
come right n te end since Monica and understood
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

the hour of seven when entered the narrow and
dusy lane of the Gale de las Duenas. So fast asleep
were the shuttered windows that mission seemed
a fools errand; but we came in sight of the
Dukes closed door the Cherub's messenger loomed
out of the shadows.
Unshaven and haggard, his eyes glittered like
black beads in the daylight; and he greeted us
excitedy "Senores" he began, Il going to
look for you at the hotel. a thing has happened
The Senor Colonel told me l must watch the house
Of His Grace the Duke, and let you know when you
came if anyone had been out or in. Who would
think of people starting upon journey before the
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

undo oI - Il have 10 lie in wait and snatch her from
spgsl. ulsir noses next time they show themselves,
Nf@fS9Ied Dick; "unless-'
have ,',ona @ keeps indoors until he has arranged to
- you politely deported"
Cah be got rid Of in an hour"
lou could tomorrow"
that - AFRAID you can" sighed the Cherub, and
to he r'yugh , - shall do my best, may be poweress
yes,erI,n u, ~ IL was known that he saved the King
~ Pillar asked her father
o9v-,. i1ila Is gong away tomorrow. You know,
'' '/@ y AocIHe I44Ilte Il Co.
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

be at the hotel IN the
Plaza de San Fernando,
where we had dincd.
That was to bc the
rendezvous. and the
Chcr,,h would engage
the ycrpcr we knew to
watch the Dukes house
IN the morning. bring
mo news Of n,lr fate To
the hotel. if we did not
bring it ourselves.
At six o'clock Dick
and | were at the
inn in0,Iirinp for Col
uncl O'Donncl and his
daughter. They had
come in at two. and
were now asleep it
seemed, but had left
= note for the senorcs.
In this note we were
assured that the friend
" vcrgcr of last nights
adventure would be
lurking in the neigh
borhood Of Carmona's
house as carly as six
clock. and should we
want him we would
know where he was 10
be found.
w. took bod ro,r,c
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

synop. Of Freezing Chapter. !, End of Thi. In.,aen
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
GET-RIcH-oUIck MAN SUED FOR
DIVORCE.

New York, Aug. 2.-Declaring that
her husband, Alfred r. Goslin of get
rich-quick fame, is possessed of great
wealth wrung from dupes in this coun-
try and which he is now spending in
riotous living In Paris. Una Goslin has
brought suit for divorce and 800 a
week alimony. The case has been
set for n hearing before Justice Hen
dred of the supreme court tomorrow.
According TO counsel for Mrs. Cos
lin, the get-rich-quick promoter went
to Paris some time ago with 100000
in cash. and an additional vast amount
ia bonds and securities, making no
provision for his wife. Recently he
caused to be served upon Mrs. Goslin
n notice that he was about to begin
suit against her in Paris for divorce
upon the ground of abandonment and
would commence active proceedings
to this end unless she at once joined
him in the French capital. He noti'
fled her to report to him there and bring
with her their young daughter, Mar
celle Yvonne Goslin. Mrs. Goslin re-
fused to leave America, declaring her
blief that the invitation was but a
ruse by which Goslin hoped to OBJ
tain possession CT the child. Her an
swer to the demand was to begin a
suit for separation and alimony and
at the rate of 5000 a year.
Mrs. Goslin's complaint sets forth
some facts that throw light on the
prosperity of those who live by bleed
ing suckers. She sets forth that al
the time of her marriage to Goslin
twelve years ago she was given a
cash present of 100000 by her hus
band. For several years after Their
marriage they lived at the rate oi
$50, 900 year, which represented only
a small portion of the profits reaped
erage business. Mrs. Goslin asserts
that her husband deserted her in April
| 1905. and has not since contributed to
the support of herself or her daugh
| ter.
Mrs Goslin is 2S, small and slender
with large blue eyes and brown hair
apparently educated and refined and
decidedly beautiful She declares that
In order to secure mony with which tc
buy food she has been compelled tc
desert the Gosling mansion and sell
the furniture, originally costing $50,
| 900, for $4,000.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
ABANDONED FARMS IN NEW
YORK

Every one has heard of the aban-
doned farms of New England. while
but little has ben said of the aban-
doned farms of New York. 1t appears,
however, that the Empire state has
agricultural districts that are growing
backward. and most interesting re-
port is made on seven counties lying
near the center of the state.
Between 1880 and 1900 the counties
OF Chenango. Lewis. Madison and Otse.
go lost both in population and in
farm land values. while the counties
OF Herkimer, Montgomery and Oneida,
though they increased somewhat in
population, lost in farm land values
Furthermore, It Is said that the coun-
ties which gained in population are
manufacturing centers and that the
gain Is entirely I'm the cities, while the
loss Of wealth has fallen entirely on
the country districts.
For the loss In land values in cen
trail New York generally and the de-
sertion OF farms curious explanation
has been given by a member of the
state grange, who says that owing to
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1907-08-05
TO NOMINATE FRANTZ.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Aug. 1.-Go,
ernor Frrnk Frantz is almost certain
i a unanimous nomination for frs;
governor of the new state at the Re
publican state convention in Tulsa, |
r., today In the coming campaign
which promises to he one of the most
warmly contested ever held il the
west, he will be opposed by C. N. Has
kell, nominated by the Democrats
some time ago on a platform uphold
ing the recently written constitution,
Frantz will make his fight as RoDse
welt Republican on his record as Okla.
homa territorial governor. Numerous
candidates are in the field fer all the
loss important state offices.
According to the call, the business
to be transacted at today's ccnven
tion is "To decide what will be tho
policy of the Republican party rela
tive to the rejection or adoption of Il t
proposed constitution, for the purpose
OF making declaration of party prin
ciples, for the election of "A state
central committee and chairma !, and
for the nomination of candidates. fo'
state Offices, should the conventinr
decide to make such nominations.