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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-18
EXPORTS
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. September IT, 1905
COFFEE-The coffee market higher to-day
nr French cables and small sac Pauio receipts These
factors supposed reflect something in the Of
local conditions, however. L
general the being quiet firm
market at this point The opening unchanged 10
points higher and the market closed net unchanged TO
10 points higher. Sales reported Of 22,50 bags.
The French cables suggested squeeze of September
shorts in that market. September there y franc
higher the local opening and other months
unchanged. That the Of the advance was local
rather than general suggested by the fact that Ham
burg was a pig higher December but unchanged or
positions The buish the sharp
falling off in Paulo receipts reported for the day.
They only $4,000 bags against $500 the previous
day considered for the increased
to have affected the movement the strike had not pre-
vousy factor, the weather recently reported
OF been partially responsible but hardly
extent explaining such a sudden dropping on-too
sudden dropping on have reflected approaching
terror exhaustion In the absence Of other explana
IL surInsed that there might De railroad
difficulties. and further figures will be closely watched
Receipts the ports $1,000 bags, against
70 600 year ana los, 900 years Following
rains, the weather in Paulo cloudy to fine
spst coffee quiet but steady, with
quotations. on the basis Of Csc for Rio No 4
Of prices in the local market to-day
q follows.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. September IT. 1908

New York. September IT. 1908.
BEANS AND PEAS-Receipts to-day 1.o#5 bags
beans and SIS bags Old G0restio Whta beans
In small supply and sell very slowly. except marrow
which nav some call. pea johbing
81 351S2 40. Red kidney dull and weak. Scotch peas
have declined 70 81 - and unsettled at that We
81 40. do common COED S29S2 so; medium 1907
choice 81 25GS2 So do good. S28S2 20; do
pea. 1905 choice, 81 35QS2 1907, choice, ESQ
81 80. good. $2as2 20 do imported
81 0GS2 2o dc pee choice. 81 lOgS2 10; do TO
good 81 95nS2 oai do medium. choice s.; do
seod 81 75d$i e5. white kidney 1907 choice 81 25Gsz
kidney, 1901 choice. 81 apGS1 80; do
81 a09S1 black turtle choice,
do common good, 81 40gSi 65 do lima. California
choice 50 PEAS, Scotch 1908 bushel 81 %
BUTTER-Receipts to-day, $3.50 pkgs. General
trade very Prices sustained high grade
creamery because nf the limited supply OF SUCH
decidedly buyers market fer all other grades.
We quote: Creamery specials, NJ 24H241sc; do
as y iz422Ae do hrsts 214sG22sc 90 seconds Ielep
20i=c; 60 thirds 1e4lac; state dairy tubs finest ga
22i5c: good choice, 2O4r2fc5 do fair
ls@Iac; process specials 81 21se DO extras. 2020ac
do rsts ls4l9tec do secands lTglsc do thirds log
factory frss 19c do seconds, isNls1=c DO thirds
I74l7izc packing scoek. No . 1Isg1se; DO No g. 1914
CHErsE-Receipts to-day eo4 boxes with a con
cleaning up promptly considerable stock wording
storage together with continued high prices
country caused very strong market and prices
advanced again to-day Nc All grades OF full cream
much the present basis OF The
ter grades Skins continue IN good demand and
cheaper skins continue under neglect. Liverpool
cable: Finest Canadian new els for both colnred and
white we quote state. full cream, specials l3spi4c:
small white. fancy. 12s%c do large coOred
or while fancy Fac; do good 70 prime ll1 4i2se do
fair. t0H II lsc; do skins Ii ID, specials
I0lse. DO Skins, fine TaqS.c; dc fair 10 good, AS
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Orphan copper---Buy II Now

markets Of both
henure OF n
and
opened and
lis
nothing
out the
thirteen hundred fifty shares traded n az
to
a
LOoka is most
and a i a it
at and al aR ando one Il was seIn a
In attention to the
which viii
the stock II advan t II
to-day only stock dealt either the New
unquahfsy
quotation Ny
tina
to themsel son fOrrm in the
mayb sem direct Il c.
advertisement ara
it advancing
c. F. KING.
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Tied December IN New York to 81 10 and in Chicago
81 81 ESTABLISHING high Shorts were
heavy buyers this advance. and there further
talk about good export trade in Western markets.
especially Duluth. where a lot of No 1 Northern was
said to have been worked for export for prominent
was less prominent, this IN connection with
light clearances estimate Of 10 100000 for the Aus
tralian and disposition OF the
principal holders take profits occsstoned sharp
afternoon declines with the close about bottom for
the day. Northwest receipts again liberal
total interior movement footed up l.Te4 900 bushels
compared with goo. 900 bushels the corresponding
day last Stocks Minneapolis increased 5000
bushels in five days. BroomhaII estimated that Ar
gentine shipments would be 100000 bushels
compared with 1860 bushels the previous week
and closed follows; red 81 OF 81 09ls
vator and 81 QS@s afoat; No 1 Northern Duluth
81 12R.. and No hard winter, 81 10 Z afoat
CORN-The corn market was also generally weak and
lower closing from / 4 a @sc under the previous
night at Chicago The break a result of gen
orally favorable weather conditions throughout the
west there being signs of frost, while receipts
again exceeded the estimates and The Price Current
bearsh The Liverpool market closed "a
higher and Broornhal estimated Argentine shipments
at 100000 bushels compared with 1.236000 bushels
the previous week. Interior receipts $4,000
bushels. against 100000 bushels a year ago. No
here quoted sSc elevator PC delivered
both nominal OATS-This market was not so weak
positions. althou May declined Il
under liquidation. the decline grains.
Cash oats here barely steady but unchanged.
closing follows: Mixed 26 to 80 ID, SIC;
white % 10 81 10 50 Q55e. and clipped white, 80
40 Ii. 80 G6Ic. RYE-Market dull; No . Western Sic
mating IS q zoe Buffalo feeding 69d so nc :
New York.
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The local market Tor spot eoton vas quiet with prices
for middling gulf Southern spot markets were tele-
sales 8i8 baies Little Rock steady nncEanged s9sc
Alopllg seaos Ich si o. % 49, go III bsIss
Charleston steady. unchanE4d, ~ 8 rrlI steady IN
bj9tT 9jsc A1gasts arm lsc higher at a3tc saes
l6lZ bales Houston steady S1sc hignsr ar as sales
700 bales. New Orleans hrH. l-1so higher. at 3oisc
saies go bSes Wilhston sisaa unchangeg
Estimated reea6dz a. e gSs I3y ssl Iss week
and 119o last year aa at Eo4s {es p0v 20 oIte
estiIaate received Cotton ISnange special Liver
p9ol cables Spot GOTTEN 2n!s sac Geo reeejpes GOO
American. 5000: m.d-uplaRa $50 Futures res, opened
c.osed stea9S a. ssebemberoctober 4s91kd: October
Naysnber g21sd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 45si+d; De
Observation-Disclosures 4T6d. January-FenruaTy1 40 adj Fec
AaT Wine I'd: Juns-Juy and Iug-august
19f-d Manchester yarns, hat Cloths 1a1f business
EGoE-R AND MEAL-Tbers was moderate mis-
oeianeous trade in -four S2,aaS and 5h9 new Pe srE baers
ErSss We're steady and without quotab!e change hye
-four quiet and nnc9 Ya produn Fxr3Snge: flour
Suing patents 4oase 60 winter stTaights s. d5S4 9
winter paieni ief So soas5 S. extra No winter
@s$ 80 BYE Ell q faneS = 5os4 g. coRNMEzI
Quiet Quoted KIN dried ~ 20 "a .Ss1
en 9ts 70 F' FFEEpwestern easS city steady quoted
spring SIS S e. s sta ss BRAN da saa b9k g, o
s24 s0 sacks middiing. s25 7bs2e 90 red dog S1 70 al
sePtsm6eE shDp sss q Aony eh0D ~ % Du'N
GRAIS-wHEAT-whlie another new record for
kat the prevailing tendency Of prices was eownwara
sspeealig on nssF PoSe9 S Yor The selling moves
.nent was by very disappointing cables Liver
sde and closing u I'D lower on account OF free
offerings OF Manitoba and New Austrailan whsat And
thaf the advance hare was due more 20 manipulation
taan ~ about 1e per bgshei at which level
buying appeared. starting fresh uptarn which car
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Sept Closing: WHEAT-Spot strong:
No red Western winter. r. Sad. No California Id
futures quiet September Is s7sd: December Is SID
March. Is 75sd. CQRN-spot quiet American mixed.
Sc futlres quiet: September IS led; October ga
FIOUR-wtnter patents quiet, 2ss 3D. HOPS--At Lon
DON Pacific Coast steady, q lts@t2 IS BEEF-Extra
India steady, lgls Cd Pokk-Prir1e nesa West
KS BACON-Sunnerl ~ 10 40 NJ strong o5s
sot re - 70 n. SIS sd: long rniddIes
l,gbf % 10 "a n strong. SIS Cd; long l.ddes
heavy as 70 52s Cd short clear backs Ie
10 20 10 SIS clear bellies u to IS 10 strong.
ESs o. shoulders square, II IB n. strong Sd
fAR-T7rfnle Western. in tierces. firm. Bis American
es-es in nails firm Us 3d. CdEESE-Canadian finest
wife new hrn. els; Canadian finest colored new.
s.essT sis TALLGW-Prime city strong, 2ss I'D: Aus
traIisn IN London firm, BIS Cd TtRPE1sTIAEspiri
steadv us CoTTONsEED oIL-Ks1ned SPOT steady.
80 a. IIf-gFFD OIIl-Duli PAS PETROLEUM
s-esST 75zd ROSIA-CoEnIlon steady Is Sd
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LIVESTOCK Market

New York. September IT, 1908
sl9ding Y ears for sIaakhssEsEs ana Is tor ne
Nothing doing Tar reported. The feeling Eas
6e so of cattle Fridays market Dressed 5sst
No later cables received rom me cattle and bees ma
k 1 H5 GsS' 8r5an Exports today the Arabic
for 6ahsTs ana 81 for S SO a asss ssaS as w ass
9fs az s52ek aS On sale The SsE vsals osrsd
mltks and grasssrs were nominal: Western calves
Western ana Ineiana caivss g S6ssS s Dressed
for dressed buttsrnliIks ana srasssrs
ID avraE s. g psr Zoo % Is iaana ax' "a "a
5. Judd & CO. Is Western calves go H. at 81 500
sss rs s 81 S - q d. ss' $, % ar 81 10s DO
Il H Hollis: 10 veals 1s5 u. at 50. 90. 1sT II.
su sSase. ,x y s!s; 1aG ID. at IS 50
SIS head including cars sor slauEhterers and 81
on sale sheep were and weak: good and prime
$3.50 Strons nscaIl and common Grades steady:
IeG e AIRY ES9s sheep sold at 81 SEQ 81 80 per
S2sss 50 Z s..s sqiis az s. 70 very choice lambs
dressed lambs slow So Gle
age ar s. * c 100 So go % 10 aver
50 IS; 80 Pennsylvania do 50 n s. Is . state
slste ysstertayl 9s lambs IS 10 az IS 80. go
g. at s. sSssD iOa "a @ dc {. ss % at 50 %
los so aes a. E az aHss 81 p 50 ls'
@ q &C Co o. s az wss vsa assP a S o.
IS - - - -
aOG>-Recetpts we're II cars. ga heal IN.
eluding about Ia for me feeling
ReaFed % Be full steady, and good PRIME ard
Pennsylvania hogs quoted s0ST per 100
saleS-S. Sanders; % at 40
Toe ~ r9ash. $50 y at 81 80; Gate yesterday: "a
state nogx 70. at Z do i3I -.
Southern piss % 10 at s. roushs $50 r. &C g 30
y. e. curtis q son late yesterday Il
rs n At 81 40; IS Co. Is3 =. 81 81: IS % 80 10
al 81 80: q do, 152 n. at 81 -: coughs sAs n a.
SIS is 10 do rs n. So 3Os $40 -, 81 So ID
80 IS 50: I boar go u. a 81
John P Nelson Gats yesterday: 81 STATE hos~ aes n
q
Judd Co. date yesterday. 81 Perasytvante hogs,
iT5 10 az 81 40 - STATE Do tks n q 70 ae Jsrssy
y. : -.
S roughs 81 n. s. 30. 1 stag 30 n s.
II Hollis Oass Yesterday - hogs. 10 n. 81 a
q Eoughz. 20 y. a. 50 40.
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Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW
= York County Of New YoT e., Newton Crane:
Hay Lord deceased formerly Trustee under the lasr
and Janet Glnord Hamilton a. substituted LrllsSse
s lIs ST. aIa T- - r5s-,si
ton, Edith Reoecca Lord Janet Hay Jamie Hay and
AdIinistrator vita vii annexed OF the goods caateeIs
Ta9oT 5a Naaa Frank x L9rS VAIN Samuel Lord Wa
rim. Marshall Lord Warm. Ernest WARM IhoIass
Mary Hamilton. Hans Patrick Hamilton, Alan Fisher
Georgisna McMiIlan and Edith Rebsecs Lord sad
Rowland E Prothero Substituted Trustees undsr the
Defendants Summons. Trial desired in the County
To the Above Named Defendants:
in this action and to serve copy OF your answer On
the plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty Gays alsr the
vice and in Of your failure 20 appear OF answer
judgsnt viii be taken against you By default for the
Fel bas ss AMIDST IN 15 the eggplant is9s
SPENCER. ORDWAY & WIERUM. Platntirs Artcr-
neys. once and Postofiee address. No q William
To the Dsfsndants Janet clifford Hamilton. Edth
Lord Arthur Psrcs1al Haniton ksthIsss Mary Ian
ilton Hans Patrick HamAtou Alan FisneF Hamilton:
Lord and Rowland PTotheFo as 5uosti[ute1 Trustees
deceased. Janet clifford Hamilton. the mothsr OF
iIton and Alan Fisher Hamilton infants. reside.
and on behalf OF said infant Defendants
The foregoing summons is served upon you By pub
LEGATION pursuant TO order OF Hon Henry BtschoE
YORK dated the l5th day Of ssDtsabsT 1905 aad dlsd
County Of New York at me Borough Of Manhattzn.
d Dated a We New York september II. 1905
Yours. etc.
SPENCER. ORDwAY & WIERCM Plaintiffs Atepr-
asys, - William Street. New York City
S,CPREME CoURT-AMY n FRANK AND HARRY
- Mack plaintiffs against william Carns-. BuIlcsTs
Construction Company. Itaan-Swss Colony
Whitewask Company. William H HOidJworrh.
Ffoldsworth Edwin H Hess Nathaniel J. Hess. Joan
and Bernard Hol. doing business john HoH Iron
Works Company. Sampson II. Welhandler, refarseL
Seiboth. New York Telephone Company, Saul
Bernstein Harlem River Lumbar Wood7Eork!rS
Company. DEFENDANTS. Trial desired In rhs 0e
York Amended summons
To the above named defendants and each OF taez1-
You hereby summoned tie a1iszdsd
this action. ana OF a-Sssr
plaintiffs attorneys within twenty days after ths
this amended exclusive ef day
OF service and IN OF failure TO appear.
Judgment will against BY 5aksagA
for demanded the amended corurta1rE
York. June - 1905
Office pOstofcs address, 81 william srrest. Bcr1uga
Manhattan New York City
To defendant William Carter
The foregoing amended summons Is served upon
by publication. TO order Hon0rzbs
bert Or Justices Suprsu1s
OF Of York. dated August -. 1908, ard
the complaint and amended complaint ths
OF the Clerk OF the County OF Nav
City Of New YORK
Dated. New York August 9th. 1903
II. S. & 7 5. ISAACS.
Plaintiffs Attorr~va
postof5ce address: 81 William street Bor~-
OF Manhattan. View York CITY
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

as'7shss bT Charles D Barney & Co. No = Broad
E-eet New York and 70 II South 4th street
Pt1sdsllzsa
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Toledo, Sept 17-CLovERsEED-caSa. IS 4TNs
October IS 571z December. March IS T71.: W
=, So asa. ALSIK@Prtne. IS 65
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

ga, Francisco, Sept 1.-THE official closing quo
.tior,r Cor mining stocks to-day were follows:
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Fourth Floor Journal Building Boston, Sept. Is, 1908.
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HOOKING VALLEY

Hooking Valleys report for the year ended June
90 1908. compares as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

desnair Citr n con7motion Help, Help. IT is
the beauteous Miranda wringing her hands at the
window Of the twentieth story"
oh come Jack l protested. rs it one OF the
New York sky s,rapers or a private house?'
Hum! Perhaps it is bit high, Could you
tackle Gve?'
] thought would he easier
Down below her father sllrels offers Of re-
ward Staircase in flames Her lover an oil ner-
chant. w5ose premises situated across the
road. the season for oil has been good -
what season. demanded. is there a season
fo- oil?''
oh don't knoN-nojther will the public. say
there IS. His premises crammed with huge
tanl1s''-
DO they keep oil in tanks
y don't know, man. Say they do Say it very
loud and clear Don't interrupt. Lover has been
reckoning uDon the sale OF il to make his fortune
and soften Mirauda's fathers stony heart. Can
he-wnl he sacrifice this fortune? But what is gold
compared with the life of his beloved? He hastens
to the father and the chief of the fire brigade, and
relates his plan. My noble boy" sobs the old
Eureka, Saved" says the chief. The various hose
are placed il, the largest tanks thousand willing
hands work the pumps. Up goes the precious fluid
Immediately the flames begin TO subside Lover
rushes -
Here, wait 4 bit Jack! Oil, man, Oil the
flames. it would make them thousand times
worse.
Not 4 bit Of ii, Winter has been so severe
all the infainruable part has been fro
zen oul, leaving only Watefy nuld unable
TO become congealed because of certain chemicals
Lover rushes"-
Jack, wait, II wont 20 down. 1t really WON'T"
'of course it viii. Talk about carbon hydrogen
and oKygen-caHs tOIDs, Hzo, CisHs.O=, you
know. and few other chemical phrases-I believe
these have something TO do with kind of OIL
but il doesn't matter if they haven't-the pubic
will swallow it down like ! o'clock. Lover rushes
up still flaming staircase. Singed and scorched
reaches Miranda. Sweetest. sweetest heart Love
interest. You manage love interest. can't you?,
thought If ] could tackle the rest the love in
terest would not stump me
THIN either make him slide down An icicle with
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- spokane spokesman-ReYiew-

to his nursing home Sends for her mother
Wounds heal by the first intention -
-Ich?"
'sTechnical phrase. meaning ali goes we'll.
oh"
Marriage bells. Yachter enters the chufcn 9s
accident Secs 'ieauteous Miranda even more beau-
teous than before Falls in fit from jealousy anc
rage. Never rccovers consciousness. Honeymoon
Love interest hot and strong. Finale
Jack paused.
They will want bit Of working up. 1 said 'e-
ffectvcly
Cant you send in a synopsis or something? or'
III tell you what, Write account of our conver-
satioa."
THAT would certainly be easiest. assented
And look here. Speak OF your attractlons-you
are n decent looking chap, YOU knoN-as lhough
You were a stranger. That would be unusual
1T would ! assented laughing.
Jack erinned.
And cast q veil of silence over my deHciencies
..Wndt will be the result? Guneas-oT regrets :?
Couldn't say" laughed Jack. If the former, II
will De a pleasant break in the monotony: II tae
latter-wo are used 10 il. But at least. vernon.
there won't bc cross in that lcastly tabular IorIl
against Not sufficiently original"
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NO COMPLAINT as
TO ORIGINALITY.
THE PUBLISHER ACCEPT
ED THIS STORY.
4 collaboration Based on n Rejected
Manuscript That HGs
Successful.
NJ. yIIcn ThorEcr. in the Grand haenz'1f-

s--- cr.tafniaz many r-sc-:cai hints - at of
lto-s- .o-osisici ths illitera1e r'ic ., ile so
saibbe-i-is. shogd aIouSe c~eT,t7eE ARD cause Inc
author escscia's - clsotie
.fF,JIlq Vernon. What's The matter
Hack Desmond burst into my den, where vas
sitting with an expression Of gloom upon my hand
scno features
Look Thar :" I said with tins0 Of bitterness
in mr. usually pleasant. manly tones Back
arz;- md j pointed large envelope ad-
dressed 20 Inc in my own Handwriting the style of
s7,,elore yrhich alas. mas only familiar 10 me-
-wi5cn did il co:aec-' gToaned Jack
Ten minutes ago. GVrendolin brought il up"
c;ue-dclia is my landiady's little maid OF all
work -l.e Is down az heel. has gap where what
se calls her blouse ought 10 met her attenU;ted
skirt and IS usually filthy Of couHtenanca, but as
always treat her with the grave courtesy which
accord 10 al women. she adores me
-Eysicl rooster is it," inquired my friend, with
,lrsz-.a: tic rejected story from its cover.
~ manuscripts have the honling instinct usually
ssc1ibel chickens and curses Hence the name
The Anguish of Amelia
Ard what is the old idiots objection this tirne?
gnor-el Jack, in graceful al1usion 10 the editor.
There are ;hree principal ways in which these
t--5ar men reject fello- a,u:ts Efes blood
First hand written mote. which makes US decide
that he s a gentleman. though foolish and mis-
g1,idec Second . typed printed one, AZ which
,sc -olersn-!v sggest that doubtless he has great
deal 10 60. ard that probably our master
niece has been left underiing's ignorant
decision Third the tabular The tabular We
hate and have no word bad enough for
the nan who sends it forth. The tabular runs
something this way-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

pour some idea which has occurred to ilim. lie
ignores all connecting links with airy. y GU
can manage that kind 81 thing. old chap only
E3-e The rough draft" Then. if possible. pr'ne
it into smoothly running sentences, and we send
it forth
sat silent drumming my GngeTs-Jhe long.
slender fingers that denote tie artistic te!npera-
mcnt-oH T1r bottine pad
Presently Jack smoke
--IIo7's this" Lay tic scorc in one Of the most
northern townships % Mort. America Tho winter
f-as been bitter Nothing ike il in the memory Of
:ro oldest iri,a},tant Work 4 bit Of dialect here
as he comments OF it. Dialect usually goes down.
River frozen through 10 the bottom. Water only
"a be obteiued lr melting ice in caldrons over
huge fires Middle Of night. Cries of Fire. Fire.:
The mansion cf tFe vealthicst man IN the COM
rn1lnits blazing. No water fer miles FiTemen n
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Flies" suggested, dubiously.
''E2h?' said Jack 'Oh, no. lie laughed. only q
mode of speaking. Not quite advanced thai.
Hero hastens for balloon embarks and sets of in
pursuit He has completely mastered the art Of
aerial steering. Rises higher and higher. Ha. The
yacht AIirandas beautiful pale face at the port
hole. Night comes on Balloon swoops down. Is
fastened to portfolio Miranda. beloved" Love in
terest What is to be done? Miranda. cannot pass
through the portfolio. To board Is to throw away
his life and leave his darling helpless In the hands
of her hated aJmirer. Force out of the question.
Stratagem! stratagem. But what?
oh, my fatal beauty, weeps Miranda. But for
that ne would not love me. He hates ugliness and
deformity- Can YOU not dsfigure me?'
Hero won't think OF it.
Never, Were she blind, deaf, dumb hairless,
toothless, she would still be his own. his dearest.
Love interest worked in strongly.
Miranda whispers her plan. Never, Then she
VIII Kill herself. oh. horror, Is there no other
way? None! She thrusts her lovely through
the portfolio. He amputates 1t at the elbow. men,
toned he clever surgeon. didn't I?'
you did, ! responded. drawing long breath.
She withdraws the cauterized stump, endeavor-
ing not to let the tears flow. lest they should dis
him. hut unable TO avoid her sweet lips quiv-
ering with pain. She sticks her dainty foot through
the aperture. He removes it at the ankle Morn
Ing is breaking. Steps outside heard. Balloon
IS detached and flies in air. Hero watches through
spyslass. Yachter comes deck bearing Miranda
in his arms. Love is gone Hate has taken its
place What does he want with a manned woman !?
Mounting the poop
Which is the poop?' asked.
Don't know. Mounting it, he casts her into the
Like bolt from the blue down flashes the
balloon fachter yells curses. The anchor is cast
out. Hero slides down the rope. grasps the drown
ing maiden and climbs back You can make some
thing OF the struggle 10 return, can't you? Pile II
up!''
thought / could manage that ii I didn't stick
before.
Hero laws the lady the floor of car Crafts on
the arm and foot. Back with all speed Takes her
New-York tribune., 1908-03-22

Miranda in his arms or, if that's too strong SCI
IN :,Je ladders OF reduce the ire l-ih" 1t! ne
sajd Here's another. Hero doctoT The cAiet
surgeon of his day. Marvellous operator. Adored
and enr-ad by the whole faculty
The what
Faculty"
"On, Go on
In his moments Of relaNa ,ion takes 10 balloon
inc Brings his extraordinary brain power to pear
upon his play as upon MS work. Is desperately IN
love with and engaged to lovely girl! Miranda re
cipTocales-'
lack aIways calls his Ecroines Miranda. lie says
il is . sweet. romantic kind OF name. and saves
hin? he trouble Of seeking fresh ones. His heroes
lie generally refers simply as hero, or hE ire
name Of his profession.
There is d rivaI-a Yachting man. Mira'3"a
shall be mine The day before the wedding The
zac1,t,r svocps down. abduc.s Miranda, carries her
on board and sets sail. The noble Girl pricks h2r
arm ant with. her life blood writes d brief a.
co"rt with = haiTpin the back Of he.o'S latest
love letters envelope, places it in scent bottle she
finds l yachts cabin and commits it to deep. Sen
carries il to the feet OF lc"" as hc walks dis
rsct>d on the Hope, JOY, lie flies for his
balloon.