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CHAPTER NHlETEEN

i Y N0IN. Idl II tC-
e1&E1 iiphtrul surprlse." he
n W. said. How good Of
= u YOU bo.ll to look ire
up! But | wish my
prophetic soul had warned ne t6 keep
hHcl; elmer. We have just reached
the third course" And his eyes met
the chancellor's.
IAN the same" he went IN, II beg
that you will honor me by dining. Ev.
erything can be ready in a moment,
and the bisuue cccrcvisso"-
"Thank YOU" cut In the emperor.
I'VE cannot dine" His voice came
hoarsely. as If a fierce hand plnched
his throat. Our call is purely one Of
business and Il moment will see it lin
iShed. We Owe you al explanation for
this intrusion He paused. All his
calculations were upset by the cham
cellor's triumph. FOR 10 plan beforehand
what lie should do If he found Helen
Mowbray dining here alone with the
prince would have been to insult her.
Ills campaign had been arranged in
the event of the Chancellor's defeat.
Now the one course he saw open be
fore him was frankness.
TO look ut the girl and meet guilt or
defiance in her eyes would be agony;
therefore he would not look. though he
gazing with Il strained fiXedneSs at the
prince.
lie knew that she had risen not In
frightened haste, but with a leisured
and dainty dignity. Now her face was
turned to him. He felt 1t as Il blind
man may feel the rising of the sun.
He wished that she had died before
this moment; that they had both died
last night in the garden while he held
her in his arms and their hearts beat
together. She had Old him then that
she loved him. yet she was here with
this man here of her own free will,
the same girl he had worshiped as q
goddess In the white moonlight twenty.
four hours age.
The thought was hot In his heart MS
the soaring touch Of iron red from the
~tire~-tle same girl!
Ills blood sang In his ears a song OF
death, and for an instant all was black
around him. He CROPPED in black chaos
where there was neither light nor
hope, ana duly he was conscious Of
the chanceilor's voice saying, Your
majesty, If you are satisfied, would you
not rather gOY'
: Then the dark spell broke. Light
showcred over him as from a goldea
, fountain, for In spite of himself he had
met the girls eyes the same eyes, he
cause she was tn. same girl-sweet
eyes, pure and innocent and wistfully
appealing.
, "My God! he cried. Tell me why
you are here, and whatever you may
say ! will believe you, in spite of all
and through all, because you are you,
and | know that YOU can do no wrong"
"Your majesty" exclaimed the chan
cellor. But the emperor did not hear.
With Il bro. en- cScluma don that was
half a sob the girl held out both her
hands, and Leopold sprang forward to
, crush them between his Ice cold palms.
"Thank heaven!" she faltcrel. "You
are true! You've stood the test. | love
! you"
"At last, then. | can Introduce you
to my sister Virginia" said the crown
, prince of IIungaria. with a great sigh
OF relief for the ending of his difficult
part.
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MAITA RE\n

w. E. SluShrr is about t. fin
.sh up Charles Fultun'S fine
new residence. Tho farmers on
the Plains ire all having fine re-
,idenCeS built for themselves,
why should they not have? There
are no better peo. lie on earth
Qui Niyc.
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MILLINERY DISPLAY

Next Thursday, Oct. list, at
Miss Mabel Smiths Marshall,
Mo. will be opened to the
public a full display of fall and
winter styles in pattern, tailor
ed and trimmed hats. Come
and see, and buy what you
want.
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~ =
Is CHAPTER LIGIIILLl
~

- SE / was II iGger clad in
EH green who Openp the.
w door of the hunting
lodge ana ga2ed appar-
Ia %S emily without r"cogni-
ton at the two men
standing in the dark embraSure OF the
porch.
I'VE wish to see his royal ~highneSs,
your mas said the chancellor, talk.
ing the initiatiyc, as he knew the en-
rerOr would wish him to do.
lis royal highncss is not Mt home,
sir" replied the jaeger.
%Leopold's eyes liahtened as he threw
o glance Of sarcastic meaning at his
companion, but Iron Heart was un.
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Virginia were concerned.
I'm tell you nov why I'm here and
everything else she was saying, but
the emperor stopped her.
Ever since | came TO myself ! want
81 no explanation" he said. e" want
nj only you. That Is all | want now.
{ am the happiest man ir the universe.
Why should I ask how I came by my
happiness? Virginia! Virginia! It's
more beautiful Mans even than
Eelen."
Bot listen" she pleased. There
are some thlngs-just a few tAings-
that | long to tell you. Pksase let us.
Last night l wished to 20 into Q coa'
vent. Oh, 1t wa because ! loved you
SO much! wanted yoa to seem per
feet as my hero Of romaRce, just as
\ you were already perfect as an en-
peror. 70 think that I should have
been far away out q Rhaetia by this
time II Miss Portmnn hadn't been I'LL
Dear Miss Portman! Maybe II wed
!, gone nothing would ever have come
right. Who can sayf
"You know. my brother came to ouI
| hotel this afternoon. When his card
| arrived we couldn't tell whether Id
| knew our secret or not, but when We
/ had let him come up we had only u
see his face of surprise. He was an
! CRY, too, as. vel as surprised, for h
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n few days at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. q. NyG after which
they will make their home on a
farm ear Saline church.-News.
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His Imperial mOjc2ty Mc CmI crOr."
daunted. He knew very well now that
this was only n prelude to the drama
which would follow, and, though he
had suffered a sharp panS of anxiety
Mt first. he saw that his royal friend
was playing with commendable real.
Ism. Naturally when beautiful young
actresses ventured into the forest UNI
chaperoned to dine with fascinating
princes the least that such favored
gentlemen could do was to be not at
home" to an intrusive public.
you are mistaken insisted the
chancellor. Ills royal highness is ut
home and will receive us. 1t will be
better for you to admit us without fur.
Their delay"
Under the domination of those eyes,
which could Quell Il turbulent rciCLS.ag.
the jaeger weakened, as his master had
doubtless expected him to do after tho
first resistance.
1T may be | have made a mistake,
SIR" he stammered, though | do not
think SO. If you will have the kind
ness to walk in and wait for Il few
minutes until | can inquire whether his
royal hlghness has come home or viii
come home
"That Is not necessary" said tho
chancellor. Ills royal highness dinc0
here This evening. We will 80 with
you to the door Of the dining room,
which you will open for us and IN
nounce that two gentlemen wish to see
hi.n."
With this all uncertainty in the mind
OF the jH@er was swept away. Tie
knew his duty auh determined to stand
b. II. and The chancellor saw that II
the master hal given distinctions
\mcaninC them to be OveyTiIden at
Nast the servant was sincere. lie PIT
himself in the doorway and looked an
obstacle difficult to dislolge
'That is lmpogsi'le . sir" he eyclaim-
ed. 81 have hrd my orders, which are
that his royal highness Is not ut home
tOnig',t, ana until I know V hC.her or
not these orders are TO stanl melody.
not II II were the emperor, shoI'd force
HIS way"
SPOOL, those orders are not for uO,
and 1t Is the emperor who will go H."
With II stEp side the chancellor let
the liSht fam the hanging lamp in
} the hail shine full upon L~eopold's face,
hitherto masked In shadow.
His boast fo.go;ten, the JAEGER utter
ell n cry of dlamHy, ana. with a sadien
falling of the knees, he moved ana left
the doorway free.
Your mujcstyy he faltcrcd. 81 I'D
not zee tould not know. Mot hlm
b. | her your mn'esty's gracious per
K don If your ma. esty will but hold
me blumciess with my master"-
y "Neyer m,ad your elG, Hnl nc .,
mind your master" broke in the chan
CO lor. "Opeh that door AZ the end OF
the hall ana u|r"ouLLe tie Emperor
ana Count Won Byoitr:e;n,"
@rThe r~nfortnnnte ia"er, G0proachlh'
a a state of collapse, oheyel. The doc;
OF tie dining to1.l, which Leoi'o.N
knev, OF o.l. wits troy a or'A ana 4
\ ounver!ag VOICE heralded His Imperial
ma te,ity the en@e;Or ana the ilerl
Chancellor Count ,on B'eiiSleln."
gn,a scc"a Circlo, pd vas rs un"'l
to Lpopold's eyes 'S a pain d p'cldi'
tie walls III pompeiiii e., the soi'
en- lclalrp The poll bel loor 'l1ea
with ,'le r'iMnc",n; Cur " p>lur hear'
and IL the center n flower decled IA
bic III Mica r!as sh0aed siShas na
sparl.iiag Win eoll and rrys 4
sprin-lng W from a chair which face.
on he threshold, All the blood in h.
body seemed rlEhlps TO hla head. the
The Marshall republican., 1908-09-25

Mrs. L. Il. Williams OF Gillian
was here to zee her parents. Mr..
o.. Mrs. Snas, Petry. on Monday.
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Mr., and Mrs. Tom vawter an
nounces the arrival OF N new
Sunday. Sept. Goth.
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CHAPTER
: ~

We're alone togeth-
er. haalbert and Count
Won Breitstein had stol-
en- from the room and
had ceased to exist
so far as Leopold and
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CHOLERA SPREADING.
Has Invaded Servants Quarters Of
Royal Palace.
DIV Asss,ciatSd fsvoea.D

ST PETERSBURG, Sept. "4.-Not
only the number OF cases cf Asiatic
choi "a. In this city increased today,
but the di.scase has invaded the arts
toe .a,ic precincts of st. Petersburg:
It IA: oven reached the winter palace,
one ease having been discovered In
the servants quarters Of the palace.
in which extensive preparations are
gCing on in the expectation that the
emperor and empress will spend
part of the coming season in the cap''
tai
Other cases nave been discovered
ia the palace of Grand Duke Nicholas
Nicholaieviteh. the palace OF Prince
Alexander Oidenburs. n cousin Of the
emperor. and the imperial opera
house
A number Of diplomats and promi'
nent society people have hurried their
departure abroad, but the exodus has
been confined 10 considerable ex'
tent by the prospect OF being held IN
quarantine at tae frontier. In order
to test the efficiency OF vaccination
in cholera cases. several graduate
students Of St Petersburg University
voluntarily permitted themselves to
be vaccinatcd after which they drank
solution containing cholera germs
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Chamber u coRnslcs to Meet %
, e.ss. = - me-
Take Necessary asps.
CoAlIITee ms DsafI R Asl
Certain Teehniealities Must be At,
tended to Before New Membership
Can Come Into ~. Body and Take
Charge.

4 special meeting OF the Chamber
of Commerce win lc held Monday
nisnt for the purpose Of taking the
steps necessary to effect rSorSanisa
ton under tn" plan proposed by tn"
Progress diners. A committee com
posed OF Mgssrs. george X. Dabney
l.. c. Phillips and W. B. livez6y has
completed a draf, OF what Is neces'
gary to be done. and will submit its
report nj tn. meeting Monday night.
Practically All Of the present mem
hers of the chamber have sightd up
for the reorganization, aad l, Is only
necessary TO attend to the ;echnicaii-
ties OF the situation. As soon n
this has been done. IA meeting OF fhe
r organization signers will be called.
aud the chamber will launch forth
with It's new membership.
The committee Of 25 on member
) hip held an informal meeting las,
night. and Chairman Dabney decided
to call another meeting. to he held
Just before the meeting of the Cham
b"r Monday night. The final report
OF this committee will be made to the
chamber at that time.
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ACONVAEScEkT'S
SAD CONDITION
TRIAL OF CUTlCURA
PROVED SUCCESSFUL

"Abo,it four years ago had a very
severe attack II ;nGommatcry rhcuInn-
tism. ! was taken very Ill and was soon
in high fsvN. did not lcave my
bed for four months, and during three
of thoss months l could not move vol
unfairly, the pain was 80 intense. MY
skin peeled, and the high fever played
havoc with the l,istrc Of my hair, which
came out in punches. also had three
large bed sores on my buck, - two on
the shoulders and one at the waist. j
could have cried the FIRST time saw
myself in q mirror. I had lost fully
thirty-six pounds, and looked like Q
consumptivc. ] did not gain very
rapidly, and my appetite was very poor:
When ] was able TO get around, ! had
Ill my friends advising remedies. ana all
Guaranteed sure cures j tried u,nny,
but they were Of little help. and until
I tried Outicurs Resoivent had had
no real relief. That gave me such an
appetite that ! felt half starved about
ali the time. and I immediately BEGIN TO
kain In weight. my cOmplexion cleared,
and I felt better. The bod eofs.s went
very soon after o few applications Il
Cuficura Ointment and when ! ueed
Cuticura Soap as shampoo and Cuti-
cure Ointment n massage, my hair
began to regain It's former glossy APP
pcarance. ! am really all made over.
AND cannot say enough for TIE Cuticura
Reneslies. Mrs. LAWNS j. Henderson.
1873 Broad ST., Stamford, Coca, March
and II, 1907. =" - -
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Fis. O uhogr'pheis Gives he
baLks 1foAb's.
bulcIl WILL TAKE NATTER Up
bate OF Maturity is Gwen Wrong on
Backs Of Packets, and New YORK
People Refuse to Accept the Sends
- Security.

Because of an incorrect notation OF
he date of maturity which the litno-
,raphers placed on the lacks OF the
I,ackets of the 100000 street improve,
Inent bonds which recently were Scld
Iby the city of Newport News to the
First National Bank and the Citizens
and Marine Bank. New York bank r.
and capitalists have refused 10 loan
lthe local banks money on the
bends until the date is corrected.
The not alton en- the backs OF tn"
bonds is as follows: Dated Jane
4. 1908. mature. December 1. l94S."
These are 40 year bonds and as a
matter Of fact they will mature on
June l. 1S4S. The incorrect date on
the backs loes not alter the value OF
the bonds nor does ii have any effect
upon the correct date of maturity as
set forth in the bonds. However. the
New York people would rather have
the date corrected so that there
would be no chance of any misunder-
standing or difficulty arising when the
notes mature.
The fact that the banks have been
unable to borrow any money on tn
bonds was brought TO the attention
of the members Of the common coun-
Gil last night r. City Attorney J. A.
Massie
The matter will be taken up at the
regular meeting of the council next
month and City Clerk Hudgins direct
ed to correct the date.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25

OF the belt. In the centre at the bot
tom two buItonholes are worked ana
then ribbon is run in this easing. Inc
other ends come through thu button
holes to- the out side. where they are
tied In a bow.
when th.s apron Is worn plain with
out the pocket effect. the bow remains
IN this position. but when the use OF
the pocket Is desired the knot Il Mt
ed up to the waist line. thus gather
Ing the apron 30 that II forms a peck
~. and bow is then hooked To al
invisible eye in the centre Of the belt
In front.
The belt itself IL fashioned Of rin-
ron and the brstel!es made OF shaped
pieces cf tn" embroidered material
have hGrds Of ribbon running from
each shoulder, where they terminate
In smart little bows with an end OF
each returning down the front to thc
bust, making the two ribbons to join
and form another bow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
REPUBLICANS OF WEST
VIRGINIA END FtUD
"LineoInites" withdraw Their Ticket
and Endorse G.aseeck for
Governor.
(By Associated Press.l

CHARLESTON. ". VA, Sept. ~
The bitter feud in lha Republican
party in West Virginia. following the
dual convention and rival state tickets
in the field since last January. head
cd respectively by secretary of State
Charles w. Swisher and State Audi
tor Arnold Scheer was ended
when. following the withdrawal OF
Swcsher Monday night. Mr.. Scherr
and his fellow candidates on the Lin
coin Republican ticket agreed to re-
tire in favor of the new candidate o.
the regular Republican. William E.
Giasscock
The other state candidates of the
regular faction stand as nominated
here last July.
The action of Withdrawing the Lin
coin ticket was decided on at a meet.
Ing tonigh, Of the Lincoln Republi-
can state committee. which was Ill
tended by many prominent RepubIi-
cans OF that wing of the party.
Mr.. Glasscock was named by the
regular state committee early this
morning. after which that committee
took a recess leaving it to the Scherr
people either to accept the new candt.
date Tor governor or 10 ccn,Inue the
factional fight by keeping its state
ticket in the field.
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in NEW HANDS.

Washington Life insurance Company
Passes to Pittsbursers.
NV Assorinted Preea'
NEW YORK, Sept. "a The con-
troll Of the Washington Life Insurance
Company today passed from the hands
of Levi P. Morton. Thomas Ryan and
Harry Payne Whitney to Pittsburg
syndicate, headed bv William c. Bald
win. president Of the Pittsburg Lie
4 Trust Company. The zeal was
completed late this afternoon and MT
Baldwin was elected president to sue
coed John Tatlock.
Nearly all the old members OF the
board of directors resigned. and their
places were filed with men who are
associated with Mr.. Baldwin. and in
tcrested with him in the purchase AMI
control Sof the Washington Life.
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That Is. the President in his usual I'm
puisive and reckless disregard I"
others mistakes the facts. Less than
one fifth of the sacui;;es ara change I
All changes were for good cause Other
than politics. and done by boards OF
regents anI not by the governor rh'
President complains that thora ar,
several suits pending against me IA
reclaim Creek Indians. The rrrs,,
dent should have gone further and
said that WAS not dealer im indian
land. and only casne Ia as "a snbsc.
quent purchaser. and only inCld"nta. =
iy party without pers 1nai inter X:
at all and especially he snould hav"
said that 1t Is quite apparent that
those who are being sued in thos"
and cases appear to be. AMI appart nj.
ly are. the victims OF political CHI
ter explain than I. '.t
Raps Psesiosnt's Friends.
In short. the President ana Mr.
Hearst picked the wrong man, ana
are now diiven into ward polite;
rather than surrender like men.
The President assumes that Okla
Romans ar" srafters. just because his
territorial associates Justified tina
name: that all ex-ra!lr0au contractors
are bad. just because Paul Morton
needed his protecting arms. that ""
AL In Oklahoma violate the civil s""-
vice law inst l"caasc Mr.. Rsos ven
removed the best United Stats mar
sinai we ever hal the only r'asor hc-
ing that he voted for good DrmC,
crat instead CT a bad Republican, and
then the President appointed his Cou>-
in 10 iii tn" vacancy.
AS to the rights o! labor in / ShlIi
labor Lii. and my work in IT, inter
est of labor, Mr.. President. please re-
with me its do thing. VIA
YOU it is talk only. You are he sam"
President VINO threatened ~ Turn
down our constitution becausa l. pro
vides a jury trial in cert In con
tempt cases. Don't forget. Mr.. riesi-
dent, | fatty dared you to make that
objection. But as the price OF p,ur Up
proval you did compel us to cut out
The prohibition Of removal o. T"rsoE
al injury cases against for en- G. +
l,Crations from state I ofedera, ch'nts.
and several other good provis uns mat
benefit humanity aud curb Special i'll
terest Not content with v!ur own
against our conStl,r,iUa yOn
sent Secretary Taft here 10 speak IN
our campaign year ago u nuucc
the people TO vote 10 turr DOWN ,hr
best constitution ever written. We re-
that; W. preserved Mir. lait,=
speech Ii differs widely from his
speechs of this yar.
Knowing all thse things. tn" P-.'s:-
dent must pardon US for thus taKin:
isue with the occupant OF The high
office we all respect. Let ua hap"
that in the future be will npp"cGlrI-
and preserve its dignity All moi ,:s
10 reflect upon the charar: = Of
humble citi13n. We fail to conccdc
his false position when lie knows
it Is false.
tSigneD
&C. n. HASKELL
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A work Apron.

A novel work apron with bretellen.
one that can be worn when embroid-
crng CT presiding over chahhg
dish. is made Of white linen having a
daiafiiy edge. TIE apron pari Is
r.rindcd at the bottom corners and Is
narrowe at the waist. having a Few
tiny pleats where II Joins the belt
On the under side Of the apron. start
ing at the belt. is sewn narrow strip
of IincH. following the outline Of rae
apron and continuing on Up the side
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-25
ITCHING DEVILS

Arc little patches q eescfnd On the
skin. scalp. @ hends, Shios ess in.ssussy
majority q Gases. By gentle anolnSinel
q Cuticura Ointment, the great Skiu
Cure. precetied By warm baths with
Cutics,fa Soap. This tseatment suceeds
when all ease fails. and b pure, sweet,
permanent, and economical.
Cumparts External snd letsnai TeeeD1e -
Eysfy nymcs q isssns. 21e1nse - 49, - e
t:utieusa Oinsmeat doe 20 t3a1l - - -
Cut.ess. Rssesysus e stSm - - o Cssssssss
sd thc.eeo0 Or ved4 Enses ps2 = o..
Cor; 80 fsncs; ssssss. - 49,
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WILKES-RARKE PA.. Sept. "
Pores: fires. near here. arc bccomi7c
scrious. A. SiauH ~ Inn on the po.
como mountains mcn and women ar"
cu' today aghfing tho flames. Unless
ratn falls vi hin the SKI 70 hours,
~ mammoth !cc house Of the Pcconn
icc Company can hardly be saved.
The Ere tonight - r ported to b.
wIth.a q hal. mi" Of the compan, s
prorcr:y. Trav'i by autom3h:le on
tn, u,ounfaiu h"'w"sn here end POGO
no Ia dangerous AMI many oTnc-s
OF these machines hays given up IN ;
mountain trips.
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Postmssters Adjourn.

ROANOKE. VA. Sept. 24.-The VIZ
gina Postmasters' convention adj
journed this morning. 20 meet nex'
year in Norfolk: AT the m, mor am,
ossc, department. spoke On Parcels
Post and Postal Savings Banks" and
Postmaster Pattan. Of Lexington. on
Rural Free Delivery.
At last nights session 8. p. Car.
ney. of Norfolk. was elected presi'
dent: W. 8. Pendieton. Of Tazeweh:
Charles p, Smith. Of MartinsvfIie:
John r. Grayson. Of Warrenton:
Frank SIen. of Glen Alien. and c. NJ
Ke; zsIl. Of Harrisonburg. vtce-presi'
dents. and John NJ GRIM. Of Ere :
ericksturs secretary and treasurer.
Special delivery was discussed
nv Postmaster Dodge. Of MANASSAS,
and The Oaice and Patrons" b?
Charles p. smith. OF MaTt:nsvi!ie.