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The new South-news., 1908-06-20

Vermont gsts the credit Of beana
the granite State. but PennsylvanlI
- - - ~. d r es' S{S
- ~ credit.
The new South-news., 1908-06-20

New York City has bccn entertain
Ing more buyers OF goods from the
various sections OF tho country during
the last few weeks than at any tims
In many years. They are now COM
Ing at the rate of about two hun
drcd a day.
The new South-news., 1908-06-20

After dcductinx tho number OF al.
tens who have left the United States
during the last year. We stili have
TO our credit for shat time 1915.
900 immigrants.
The new South-news., 1908-06-20

A railway bank has been opened
in Pekin under the direction Of IL
Cbintks. n son OF Ii Hung Chang. It's
special object In railway finance.
The new South-news., 1908-06-20

During tho last two years the
courts aud grand jurics of New York
County have lad more men OF wealth.
position and influences before them
charged with crimes than during any
six years before.
The new South-news., 1908-06-20

French India imports about u.
100000 and exports about $4,000
900. The colony has . population
of about $4,000. OF whom 400 are
Europeans.
The new South-news., 1908-06-20

II has been asccrtaincd that while
some OF the herringx caught In Ger
man wnters are only three years old
others are up to fourteen years old.
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THE BLACK sHEEp.

ny THOMAS T. HACK AND !. PRRD HOLLOWAY.
tia a strange sensation away from home from
oil that you hold deari
In the day time you don't notice II muchi alone
at night you feel queer.
There's q lonesome feeling creeps around your
heart;
Yon are tired but really cannot sleep.
You sit and think and figure the distance from
loved ones you are apart;
II at home and at the old ones you could peep
1t would sort o. cheer you. bring you back to
yourself,
Then you wouldn't feel SO sad and lonei
You imagine no one on earth cares for you
When you are away trombone.
when you are away from home. you think Of the
days gone by;
You think ofsome of the things you've done for
your childhood days yoh sigh.
You wonder II you will ever return; you long for
chance to atone.
For parents. brothers and sisters you yeArn. when
you're away from home. III
Many q time you kneel to pray.
All there's plenty of good left in most OF us the
world don't try to find;
But I'm pray tonight in my little room Nay
God watch over and In safety keep
Every mothers son in this wide. wide world who
happens 10 be the Black Sheep.
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THE RIVERS.

Capt j M Hooff lie home off the
river for few days.
The steamer Neva, for years the
Buffalo and GaIliplis packet, was
totally destroyed by FIRE last Sun.
day night. We could not get full
particulars.
Capt. Ralph Emerson of the
showboat Grand Floating Palace,
was in the city last Wednesday.
He called on uO and left for the
Illinois river on the Bald Eagle to
meet his boat. He will show on the
Upper Mississippi and may go as
far as st. Paul.-The Waterways
Journal.
The old side. wheel steamer Bo.
nanza was sold at u. 8. MaTshars
sale at Cincinnati last week to
Commodore f. M. Laidloy for the
beggarly sum Of $610. Almost
every one in this section knew the
boat and her muSioal whiotle we'll,
and became q great favoTite With
the travelling public in the many
years of service between PomeEoy
and Cincinnati, The boat 10 about
twenty.thEee years old and will
now be wrecked, Goodbye, dear
old Bonanza,
You've blown your laOt whistle
You've run your last race.
And now like mankind
The graveyard must face. 2
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sooIErY NEWs.

Last Friday there was family
gathering at the homo OF j. w
SteenbeEgen and Sister. Of CALI:
polls Ferry. ThoGe present being
Miss Ella Neale, Mr.. SteenbeTgen'a
four aonO. William, Steenbergen
and wife. Peter a. SteenbeYgen,
wife aud children. of Point Plea.
ant, OIL. SteenbeTgen. wifea an.
daughter. of Paris, KY, and DR.
John II. SteenbOrgen, OF BALI
more, Md. and his sister. Mrs, S
v. Spencer, of Point Pleasant.
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pENs1oNs.

The following is a list Of
pension claims recently allowed
throuh the efforts Of Pension At
tolhey. D.. w; Brown of our, city
& Elijah Adams, Of North Point
Pleasant increase pension of from
$40 to $12 per month.
Benjamin A. Duncan, Ambrosial
&24tp $50.
George W. Smith, PhilOAh, 81
to $24
oRs.loe Esdo, wyomaa,. $40 te
VIM. L. Harris. Ambrosia. $l7 tc
Hezzo1iah 0. Morrlet6n. Hender
son, 1924 to $50.
Mary =. BoggeSs, widow Is Jno
A, Boggeeg, city, widows original
pepsipp Of .$l2 per month.
Bird Stone, of Brighton, Guard
ian Of minors Of jackson Spprlock,
original pension Of SIG per month
o. "A Green, OF AShton, Guard.
ian Of minors OF Charles w. Mayes,
original pension Of $16 per month
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Atom Thumb Wedding.

The ladies of the M. e. Church.
South, will have q Tom Thumb
Wedding in the ohuToh Augu0t 8
at 8 p. m. After which reception
will be given to the bridal party Oil
the church lawn. Ioe Dream and
dainties will be sold to the public
There will be about 35 in the bri
dial party. all in full evening dress
Two beautiful solos will be render
ed by Misses Callie. Comstook and
Kate Steinbaoh.
Admission 25 cents. Ticket'
will be sold on the streets and a
the door.
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Al proftable Day'S work.

Mr.. O. Howard Rick. the we'll
known carpenter. while tearing out
the front of MTS. Cole'0 business
room, preparatory to putting inc
new one, discovered behind one Of
the, torn out plankS the mot
$185 in gold aud gre0nbaokO. Mr.
Risk offered tho money to MHS
Cole, but she refused to take It
saying it did NOT belong to her
So Mr.. Risk $l95 to the good.
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be we'll worth coming to see, This
meeting will be free to all citizens
and every body is invited to. attend
Good music by Point Pleasant or.
cheStra. Addresses BY noted speak.
eTs.
PROGRAM.
Music by Orchestra,
Welcome Address,
Musio by Orchestra.
LeotuFe-Our Dependence Up.
on the Soil by Alva Agee. College
Of Agriculture, of Pa,
Music by Orchestra.
Leoture-"Ayel Ayel The Gold
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THE CHURCHES.
OHRIsT OHUAOH.
Rnv. !. nowAnD oIpBoNs. REoToR.

.
Service at Christ Church TO-.
night. 8 O'Clock.
No service Sunday.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
CARL BARTH, Pastor.
Main Street, between 18th and 9Th sts
The pastor expects to preach
next Lords Day morning and night
AT THE N. e. CHURCH, SOUTH.
II. p. BELL. PASTOR.
Preaching Sunday morning at
IL O'Clock, Sunday evening at .
O'Clock.
Sunday School at 1000 a m
Epworth League Friday evening
at 8 O'Clock.
At North Point Pleasant: Prea.
ching Saturday evening at o:OO
O'clock. Sunday School at 3 p m,
EpwoHth League Thursday even
ing OF 8 O'Clock.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
REV. Friend DYE. PASTOR
Preaching service Sunday morn
ing at IL O'Clock, also in the eve.
ming at 8 O'Clock. .
Suuday School every Sunday at
9:45 O'Clock.
A cordial invitation 10 extended
to all.
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
Wand street, between eth and 9Th.
o. N. PuLLEN, PASTOR.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Preaching by the pastor next
Sunday morning and night. All
Welcome.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, U 8. A
REV. j. PATTERSON, Pastor.
Oakdale and Milestone LIST and 3rd
Sabbaths OF each month.
Baden end Sabbath IL a. III. aud :3C
p. IN. Pleasant Flats, 4th Sabbath
IL a. IN. and 7:3O p. IN.
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en- Cornl" by Chas. MoIntiEe. Snpt.
Field Work in West Virginia De.
paTtment of Agriculture.
Music by Orchestra.
Leoture-Profitable Fruit and
Truck Farming. by s.. e. Strobe.
Secretary OF Ohio State Grange.
Music by Orchestra.
Other ShoTt addresseO by diStin.
guiShed ngTioulturiOtS, officials OF
the railroad company end otheTB.
Everybody both men and Wo.
men should attend this meeting,
which will be educational and on
tertaining.
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MARRIED.

Mr.. Robert Darst. of Henderson,
and Miss Emma Mayes. of Red.
mond. were united in marriage at
the brides homo. Thursday even
ing at 8 p. M, by Rev Fierbaugh,
of Henderson. Only a few init.
mate friends being present. The
many readers of the Register wish
them long and prosperous jour.
ney through life.
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Personal Mention

Mr.. f. NJ. Smith, of Waterloo,
wab in town Friday and Saturday.
MI Morris Burnside left Friday
on a trip to the lakes.
Nj. John Wsrtenberg has re.
turned from a trip to All Healing
Syringe. Va.
Miss Rose ViokeTs will leave to.
day for an extended trip east. in.
Guiding Atlantic City. New York
aud Boston Huntington Dis
patohr Sunday.
MI. j. l. CoIey, who was oper.
atod upon for appendicitis at Dol.
umhtis several weeks ago. arrived
home last week and is rapidly re.
Coyoiing. His many friends were
glad 10 Welcome him homo and
pleased to find him in suoh good
spiTilSn
Dr. John 81 StesubeTgeu. after a
shoEv visit to hiS father. at CALI.
polio Ferry, returned to his duties
at the city hospital, Baltimore.S Sat
nTdSy.
Mr. John MoOullooh. Jr, spent
Friday afternoon with his old col-
leRO mate, DR. John 81 Steenber.
gen, Dt GallipoliS Ferly.
Mrs. p 8 Couch. of South Side,
wac viOiting relatives in Point
PleAsAnt. Friday to Monday.
MOUSrS e j and g q Somerville
have returned from their vacation
at COder Point, Mich
Hon j 8 Spencer returned Sun
day from several weeks businesS
trip through the west.
Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Rayburn,
near town, were in town Saturday.
Mr. Geo johnson, who has been
sick for a long time at his home in
PleaUAnt Flats. is improving a lit.
tie. bic many friends will be glad
to learn. Mr.. johnson is one of
the best men in the county aud his
numerous friends wish and hope
for hiS speed recovery.
Miss Musa Kiger came up from
Huntington Saturday and remain-
cd until Sunday evening with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Kiger.
r., Rot.R P. Bell went to Parkers-
burg Monday and met his brother,
attorney 8. P. Bell and his little
daughter Myrtle, of Grantsville,
and accompanied them here whore
they SCENT Tuesday night with
him. aud left this morning for
Charleston to attend the Demo.
CRATIC State Convention
Mt. Jasper Rifle, from up Kama.
Whs, was in town the fret of tho
week viOiting friends.
Mr. A ADillard has been trans.
feEEsd from the Hobson yards on
the K. & M. to this place aud is
yaEdmaster. he has rented the j
8 O'Roark property on Wand
street and has moved his family in.
to 1t.
Mr. and Mrs Lave Farmer, of
Middleport. are here visiting Mr.
Elmer NutteT and family.
Mrs. Paul VollOrt. of Point Plens-
ant. will Opend three weeks with
her daughter. MTS Remlayer, of
Filth Observation-Disclosures Adver.
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GRAND LAWN FETE

The ladies of Trinity NJ e
Church will give asooial at the old
Oaksford Hotel lawn on Thursday
night, July 30. This will be quite
u social affair, and everybody
should go.
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Big Meeting For Benefit of Farm.
era,

Every farmer and citizen should
be greatly interested in the meet
log to be held in the Opera House
at Point Pleasant, on the evening
of August IL, at 8 O'Clock p. no.
The speakers from the agricultural
special ON B. g. U. and X. & Nj.
railroads will conduct the meeting
and the decoration of train will DO
removed 70 Opera House and WI
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a
Miss Lizzie Hogg has returned
from Morgantown accompanied by
Dean Chas 3 Hogg and wife, who
are here on yiSit.
Mr.. j. Wallace Burdett. of Char
lesion, son of Capt. j. M. BuEdett,
of this city, was a visitor to hie
father and family last Sunday, re.
turning Monday. Wallace 10 a
model young man.
Mr. Gilbert Rayburn. wife and
son, Hugh, have returned from a
two weeks' visit to relatives and
friends at Ohillicothe, Ohio. and
Vinoennes, Ind. They report an
enjoy able time. Mr.. Alexander
Rayburn, brother OF the atoEemen.
toned, and his wife. of Vincennes,
accompanied them home and will
visit here for some time.
Mrs Douglass Newton, of Hart.
ford City, lie visiting Mrs Samuel
Chiffon, at Charleston.
MIR. John Quincy Walker, the
veteran printer, of Gallipolis, was
a victor to this CITY Monday. Mr.
Walker bears his years we'll and
has lost mono of "auld lang syne"
pleasant and winning manneTs
May he live long and prosper.
Mrs Millie SCOTT, of PomeToy, 10
here visiting Mrs Geo Poffenbar-
ger ~
Mics Ruth Louden, of Hunting.
ton, is the guest of Miss Leota
Nutter.
Mrs w o Jordan and baby are
visiting in Huntington.
Mrs. j M 81 Beale returned Mon.
day from Charleston.
Mr. y T Butin, of Columbus, WAS
here the fret of the week calling on
his trade.
Mr. Asa Musgrave and daughter,
Mrs A r GiEaTd. of Pleasant Flats,
spent Sunday with Mr. Elmer Nut.
ter and family.
Mr. NJ e Tracy stopped off here
from Wheeling on his way to the
State Convention in Charleston for
few days to visit his wife, who 10
visiting her parentS. Mr. and Mrs
B franklin, ST., and will stop here
on his return home for several days
visit. Mr. Tracy is one OF Ohio
oounty's prominent business men
and dandy good democrat and
politician.
Mise Susie Wsggener left Mon.
day on an extended visit TO her I'M
ole, Mr. T L Waggener. at Colorado
Springs, Colorado.
Mr. l. . Wallis, of Apple Grove.
was in town Monday.
Mr. 8 B Jeffers OF Gnuley Bridge,
was in town Monday, and had been
at Henderson aud Buffalo visiting
his children.
Miss Edna johnson. of this oity /,
is homo from quite lengthy visit
to relatives and friends at ITonton,
Ohio, and Kentucky towns.
Mr. j w Rhoades and little son,
Sanford, were visitors in Mason
Sunday.
Mrs Jessie and daughter Ethel
Monroe, from Charleston. here on
a visit to their parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Jas P Monroe. returned to
their home in Charleston this
morning.
Misses Bertha and Lena FaHTar,
from Black Betsy. were visiting
their cousin Mrs j P Monroe Sur.
day.
Quite good many pretty ladies
and handsome gentlemen, from
throughout the county, attendt d
the uniform teaoheTO' examination
here last week.. and il iS the hope
of this paper that all were pleased
If you have your clothes cleaned
and pressed by o. O. Tippett, tt q
ToiIoY uou wiII have II done right
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Mason County Fair will be held
August 26, 81 and 90

Miss Ottie Kinoade entertained a
few friends at her home on Fifth
avenue Friday evening in honor OF
Miss Mary Crawford. of Charles.
ton, and Marshall N. Dana, who
has been attending the Baptist
Theological Seminary in Louis.
vile. After a pleasant evening re.
Treatments were served Those
present were Misses Rhoda and
Snllie Peck, Of Guyandotte, Helen
and Marie Tufts, Ruth Bosinger,
Miss Burdett. of Point Pleasant,
Mrs. 8 T. Tufts. Mrs. M. F Cheu.
won't, Messrs Marshall Dana, Fl
NJ. Lincoln, James Rose. Henry
Resor. of Mt. Sterling, DR. Warren,
Charley Hatcher, Jean f. Smith
and Ernest Kinoade. Huntington
Dispatch.
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HUGE ROCK CAME CRUSHING
~ DOWN HILL

TOTO End from Barn Anu AlpPVU
Kitchen to Kindling Wood.
An unusual incident occurred in
this county, few miles back of
Glenwood last Friday night. whom
q monster rock that for years clupg
to the hillside above the home of
John Mayhem. undermined and
went crushing down into the bot
tom. tearing one end from q barn
and ripping the Kitchen to'kind.
ling wood. Fortunately the fam.
lily was away at the the tirneyi5i.
ting relatives.
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League Program at North Point
Pleasant for Thursday Evening,
July 80, 1908.
Leader-Miss Ruby GaskinS.
Subjeot: The Emanoipated Will
5 The Converted Life.
Opening Song.
Reading of Lesson by Leader:
,Romans vii 7.12. viii Ia
ya Prayer.
Reading on Topic: 1st. Mise Anna
Castor; End, Mrss Conner; 8rd.
gta mice Ida Clendenin.
Select Reading. Mics Sueie BlaRg.
Talk 315 Minutes; Mrs! Boland.
Select Scripture Reading: Mrs. j.
F. Burdett.
- Prayer
Roll Gall. w .,.ot Closing Song
League Benediotion.
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Mr.. Will Bryan has recently con
BIRTHS.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. OFT Green
lee. of North Point Pleasant, SON
Sunday, July 10Th. ~
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Love, of the Fret Ward, a daught'
er, Tuesday, July 21st.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ray.
burn, of upper Wand street, a son.
Wednesday, July 22nd,
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BIC AGRICULTURAL TRAIN.

Blu A064OO41u6h4 IMAM
Below lie the schedule for seven
stops in Mason county, and every
citizen of the county should take
adysntageSof, this grand oppoTtuni.
- K < & M. Aug. IL.
Arbuckle-1.4 AS p. m. to 2.45.
Lson-3;OO to 400.
.AmbEosia-I:15 to 5;15.
B, & o.. Aug ID.
MeYoers Bottom-1O:O0 a. m. to
HOO.
GalHpoliS Ferry-11:15 to 1915
ahMaggie-1.30 to 2:3O p. m.
The.neW. road which was opened
up. last summer up t. North Point
Pleasant isA good piece of WoTh
and there is lots of driving done
over it. Tho road leading up the
hill opposite Mr.. BaTto Jones resi-
denoe. should be repaired with DIN
deTs.
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u.
We are sorry to announce that
a young son Of Mr.. Will Selby. OF
Heights. has typhoid fever.
We are also informed that Mrs.
James Gardner. near town. has
typhoid fever.
Mics Genevieye Geraldine Max.
on. a daughter Of one Of the oldest
families Of GalIipolis. and Major
Howard AtkinSon. and a son of
ev- Governor Geo. w. Atkinson. of
this state, were married Saturday
at Gallipolis.
Among the teachers employed
by the Board Of Education Of the
Independent School District Of
Fairmont, w. Va. are the names
of Misses Lillian Kincade and Do
Ea Kinoade Of this city, Miss Lill-
ian was assigned to the Second
Ward school and Miss Cora to the
Fifth Ward school. These ladieS
are frat. olaSs teachers and richly
deserve the snooeSs attained.
The race program at the Mason
County Fair August rs, 81 andt29t
will be good, s''H
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They have some old shoe polish-
es. different oolors, at Van Gilder's
drug store which are offered at
s oents per bottle. They seem all
right. If found otherwise bring
back and get your money and mo
questions asked"
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Camp Meeting Played Out

Itolosed being in debt for prepare.
tions they made. The Evangelist
attended all Of it that was carried
on and expected come help but did
not get it. Mr.. Randall says the
commissioners of the poor has
helped him everywhere, and why
not heEeP His work is along that
line and he should be encouraged
by the commissioners. y
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Mr.. and Mrs. james Stewart,
living about seven miles from
town. on returning home and when
near w. 81. Hogg'G. their horse
became unmaneagble and ran off,
throwing them ont of the buggy,
bruising MrS. Stewart consider.
ably and damaging the buggy. Mr.
Stewart was not hurt.
Complimentary to their children
Rev and Mrs. j Howard Gibbons,
gave a very pretty party to mum.
Der of young girls and boys at the
Reotory last Thursday afternoon,
and most enjoyable and pleasant
time wac had by all of the young
folks. The refreshments were
delightful and most hear ly on
joyed by the little fol1S
Mr.. Will Bryan has recently con.
struoted a rustic settee out otwil.
low timber out from the farm OF
Wind. Bryan's grandfather, Just
below this city, and intendS to pre-.
sent it to VIM j. Bryan after his
inaugural as President, It will
possibly adorn the White House
grounds. The settee is on exhibit.
ton in the front lawn of Mr., B1y.
ans residence on Main street.
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The Mason County Fair promis
es to be better than over this year.
August 26, 81 and %.
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The race program at the Mason
County Fair August 26, 81 and 49,
will be good. ~
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CHAPTER XIII.
Jetta Still Speaks.

I am Basil Hawkstone's promised
wife! How strange and unreal 1T all
seems. l can scarcely believe my own
great happiness. He will have no Sc
crecy about our love. BY the time the
late breakfast was over at tempest
Hall, everybody-the revelers OF last
night, and the household servants also
knew that the island lord was en-
gagged to that very insignificant and
unexpected personals daughters gov
erness.
Some of the ladies wished me JOY
in a cold and constrained way. Violet
Van Dorm looked unutterably indig-
nant Miss Rokewood was the only
one who congratulated me heartily.
Colonel Latimer grew very pale and
drew out his watch.
I've an engagement in WhithaVen
at noon," he stammered; sorry to say
goodbye so abruptly"
Bee was radiant.
And you are going to be my man.
MAJ" she cried. "Oh, am so glad
| will love you so much.
And she clasped me close in her lit
| tie arms.
Mrs. Otway received the news with
grave face.
my dear child" she sighed, 81 wish
you Joy, but don't look for it as Basil
Hawkstone's wife!"
| felt q creeninP chill
why do you say that, Mrs. Otway?'
| Are you so ignorant of the history
of the family, that you should ask? The
fate that has overtaken them all Will
not spare you" The tears rolled down
her wrinkled cheeks. How can you
hope for peace or happiness, Miss Raw
enel, while she-that other woman
lives? You have heard Of the tragedy
that happened here in your fathers
time? How much happiness did the
second bride of Philip Hawkstone ever
know"
We were together in the housekeep-
er's room, where Mrs. Otway was sort
| ing household linen. The WINDOWS
opened on great beds of autumn asters
and geraniums, lifting shining faces 10
cloudless sun: the sails Of the wind
mills turned lazily in a soft breeze; the
distant bleat of sheep came from the
island moors. Al, was security ana
peace. and "the light that never was
on land nor sea" filled my happy eyes.
How could one talk Of trouble on such
morning. and at such time? MIS-
Otway put her arms suddenly ABOUT
me.
You are surrounded by foes she
said; Il fear for you'll fear for you
A shadow appeared at the WINDOW
fand Basil Hawkstone looked in upon
us. He had heard part Of the CONVEX
sation, at least.
Mrs. Otway," he said, graVely'
don't attempt to frighten Jetta'
know she is making a bad bargain, out
we must not tell her so'-smlllng'
Love is stronger than hate, and rest
Iassured"-with a flash OF his grand
gray eyes-"I shall be able to protect
NV wife from all enemies!"
Il hope you may, sir" SAID Mrs. ot-
way sadly; yet cannot help thinking
THAT YOU will not succeed"
Because l know that you have her