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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03
CHAPTER VII.

YELL, -KirkwoodY-
A "Mrs, Hallam," be STAN
wv mered, "P'--
She lifted her shoulders
tmpatientiy and with a quick move.
ment stepped back across the thresh.
ed, where ahs paused, q rounded arm
barring the entrance, one hand Rrasp.
ne the doorknob. 90 u TO shut him
eut &C any moment.
Pm awaiting your explanation" she
said coldly.
&c grinned with nervousness, striv.
i9g 10 penetrate the mental processes
81 this handsome Mrs. HalIam. She
seemed 10 regard him with q suspicion
which be thought ineKcuaable. DID
she suppose hs had spirited Dorothy
Calendar away and then called 20 ap-
pFtso her OF the fact. or that be was
some sort Of adventureR who had
manufactured q plausible yarn 20 gain
him accoSa to her home. or-harklng
back 10 her original theory-that be
vas en- omissary from Scotland Yard ,
Probably she dlstruRted him on the
latter Hypothesis. The reflection left
I'm more at ease.
e an quite as mystiaed as you, Mn.
Aanam." be began. miss Calendar
vac here az this door IA q four wheel
- not Ten minutes ago. and"-
Then where d she nowr'
TEL ne where Calendar q" Be ~
llrled Inspired, and Ell az 10 an
gWsF yoaF
Bnt her eyes were bl.nE. you
mean"-
nat Calendar was IN this house
wlsa ! came; that Be lefs, found his
her "a the cab and drove oR with
2ts clear enough"
H4ou ere cutie mistAksn," ahs ssid
1hkfeIly. "GeorEo CaIanaar has
l ZEN hsrs this night"
- wun4sred that she az not seen
D sf his impufatioA \ tAink
ar 80 9ssA 1.,lua u.a
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-09-03

re bethougnl him 81 biz midnight
boat train. scheduled 70 leave 3 station
miles distant 81 an hour and q half.
II be missed Il be would be stranded
IN a foreign land, pennlless and prae.
tically without friends, Brentwlek be.
Ing away and ali the rest Of his circle
Of acquaintances on the other side Of
the channel. Yet be fingered IN poor
company. daring fate that be might
see the end Of the affair Why?
There was only one honest answer
10 that question. He stayed on be-
cause Of his interest In a girl whom
be had known for a matter OF three
hours at most Il was insensate folly
on his part, ridiculous from any point
q view, but be made no move to SO.
TO be Contlnued.)
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hea silpp q caIendel
r. tas dining uooa ol &C.
nfs. nanam. Kon we're EEK.
~. calendarf
Wts % have been here &c tbia
belleve.a said KirkWood
1hera was 1uet TIE right in.
- surprise 90 her carefully
sd tone.
go tecam8 aware az an undercuf.
of feeling that the woman was
mating BIN shreWdly with Der Gne,
cl EYES. he returned her regard
adnl5ring interest they were
aFeen eyes, deep set. but large.
Stale shallow. q little ehangeablo.
ling 60 mind the sea on q windy.
oady day.
eioW stairs q door slammed
q an not detective, Mr.. Hal
sfa.s announced the young man sud
fsnly. 1fr. Calendar required & serV-
- oE ne this evening; / am here b
natural consequence II & was Mr.
oalendar who left this house Just now
am wasting time"
~ was not Mr.. Calendar" The hne
lined browu arched 81 surprise. real o.
pretended. at hls 6rst blurted words
end relaxed. Amused, the woman
9uehed 6eliciOusly. HBut 1 am ex-
pecling him any moment he was 20
have been here half en- hour since.
Won't y0u waltz
She indicated, with q gracious ges-
ture. e chair and took Tor herself one
end 81 g davenport 'Tm sure he
WoB't be long now"
s8hank you. win return. q may"
KirkWoOd moved toward the door.
Slut there's no necessity She
seemed insistent on OBTAINING him,
possibly because she questioned his
mQtiye. possibly for her own divertise-
nent
KlrkwoOd deprecated his refusal
With q smile. "rho truth %, Miss
Calendar is waiting In a cab outside,
tn
dorothy Calendar Mrs. HaIlam
rose alertly. "But why should she
wait there7 10 be sure, we've never
met but have known her father for
many years"
she swung about quickly. preceding
him to the door and down the stairs.
q am sure Dorothy will come in TO
walt II ! AJAX her" she told KlrkwoOd
B. a high, sweet voice. "Pm so anx-
tcus to know her. It's quite absurd.
really, OF her-tO stand on ceremony
With me when her father made an ap-
pointment here. I'll run out and ask
Mrs. Hallam's slim white fingers
turned latch and knob. opening the
street. door. and her voice died away
as she stepped out into the night.
Ihen, with q sudden, imperative gee
ture, she half turned toward him.
but" she exclaimed, peFplexed, gas
20 right and lsft-"but the cab, Mr..
n kwOodT'
He wa on the stoOp a second later.
8tandlng beside her, be stared blankly.
20 the left the Strand roared, the
stream Of lie night life IN high spate;
On the right lay the ombankment, com
paretively silent snd deserted. II bril- |
liant with its high swung lights. Be
tween the two, quiet Craven street ran,
abort and narrow and wholly innocent
e any form Of equipags
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no Be COntinued.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-24
COMING TO HAWAII TO
PHOTOGRAPH COMET

MADISON, Wisconsin, December 10.
The Astronomical and Astrophysical
Society of America, through the chair
man OF its committee on comets, Prof.
George c. Comstock, of the University
OF Wisconsin, has just issued state
ment to astronomers throughout the
country in regard to the observations
of Halley's comet. A long and eontin-
uous Photographic campaign. in order
to secure the best possible pictures of
the interesting visitor to the solar sys-
TEN, is urged by the committee. As
there IS no observatory with proper
facilities for photograh hing the comets,
IN the large area of the Pacific Ocean,
the committee is about to send an ex-
petition to the Hawaiian Islands to
photograph the comet during its great
est brlliiancy, which will be in May.
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A VALUABLE BOOK.

" Hawaii and It's Volcanoes by
Professor Hitchcock, is a valuable book
for Honolulu library. When one con-
siders how often he is asked questions
relating to these great wonders and
how seldom he is able to supply the
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every library.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
LEOPOLD RALLIES
FROM OPERATION
well, | Pulled Through" His
Greeting to Grown Prince.

Brussels. Dec. 15.-"Well, I pulled
through. after all" Thus King Leo
pold chuckling contentedly, greeted
Crown Prince Albert and Premier
Schollert, following his operation for
intestinal trouble. Not only the physi-
clans attending the royal patient but
court officials and Belgians generally
were amazed at the vitality of his ma
jesty 70 rally so successfully from an
operation which was decided as last
resort 10 save the kings life.
When. following the operation. his
majesty regained consciousness he
was told of what had been accomplish
ed and expressed great satisfaction.
He said that the removal of the OBJ
struction in the intestines afforded
him marked relief The physicians now
are more hopeful Of the ultimate re-
covery Of the royal patient
There is the greatest mystery re-
garding the possibility Of the king re-
ceiving his daughters the Princesses
Louise and Stephanie A rumor to the
effect that he would welcome Louise
to his bedside IS unoonfrmed and all
Brussels is specializing on the out
come Of the family dissension.
American Minister Henry Lane VIII
son has expressed to the royal family
his sympathy in the hour Of their
anxiety and keeps himself informed
as TO his majestys condition.
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Nine Frozen Bodies In Boat.

With her flag flying at half mast,
the state fisheries boat the COmmo-
dore Perry. Captain Jerry Driscoll
commanding. brought TO Erie Pa,
the dead and frozen bodies OF nine OF
the crew Of the Bessemer & Marquette
ferry. which left Conneaut, o., Tues
day. carrying thirty-two men. and that
has probably foundered in the middle
OF Lake Erie.
When the lookout on the Commo-
dore Perry sighted the yawl orders
were given to steam down upon the
object The use Of glasses disclosed
the boat TO be loaded with nine men
AS the Perry came abreast Of the
drifting and half waterlogged yawl the
men gathered at the side of the fish
boat saw that they had arrived too
late
The nine occupants OF the boat were
frozen stiff Taking the yawl in tow.
the Perry made all steam for this port
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FOR URBAN MAIL DELIVERY
Bill In Congress TO Extend Postal IA
ciities to Small Towns.

Washington, Dec. 15.-Folks who
live IN the little towns of just a few
thousand population will have all the
postal facilities enjoyed by people In
the great cities, If bill introduced In
the house by Representative Griest Of
Pennsylvania, goes through.
The bill proposes the establishment
Of an urban mail delivery service in
such little towns where there are sec
ond or third class postofices, and 1t
contemplates a feature Of the mail ser
vice which may be viewed as an ex-
tension Of the rural delivery, while In
fact il also embodles the principles OF
the city delivery service.
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A negro who had been living 70

A negro who had been living for
q day or two in an clubhouse in the
rear OF the residence is missing, and
though his trail is cold. blood hounds
are at work. with scores Of officers
searching for bits of clews that may
lead to his hiding place.
One hundred and fifty negro men,
caught in the meshes of the police
dragnet through Ysmacraw, negro
section OF the city, are prisoners in
the police station. the theory Of the 20
lice being that a negro man. having
planned an assault upon Mrs. Oh
lander. was compelled 10 commit the
other crimes in order 10 escape
Feeling is tense here and an out
break OF serious character Is not i'm
probable II the assailantmurderer is
found hts life would be almost certain
TO pay the forfeit in quick order for
bis crime.
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Doc initiates CORPSE.

When Mrs. Emma Scheuerman re-
turned TO her fat in New York she
found her pet bull terrier. Buster. COW
cred with blood and crouched whining
under a table.
Passing to an adjoining room. she
was Mortified to find her brother Carl
Limperi. clerk. forty-three years old,
stretched dead on the floor, the face
horribly mutilated by the dogs teeth.
Il is believed that Limperi who was
subject % apoplexy. fell unconscious
and was attacked by the animal
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NNll Observation-Disclosures N IINNIIII

means OF a third woman. MIS- Maggie
Hunter who is at the point of death
in the Savannah hospital a bloody
axe and the torn clothing Of Mrs Oh
lander forms the theory Of the police
that It was for the purpose o. criminal
assault and of covering up his crime
that the murderer used the weapon in
Inch terrible fashion
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
Lurton Named For Supreme Bench.

The nomination of Judge Horace H.
LurtOn. Of Nashville, Tenn. to as
sociate justice of the supreme court
Of the United States. in succession to
the late Justice Peckham. has been
sent to the senate.
Judge Lurton is a Tennessee man,
and was appointed Judge Of the Sixth
circuit by President Cleveland. March
q. 1893 He was a Democrat in poll
tics at that time. President Taft was
himself a judge Of the Sixth circuit
at the time he was appointed governor
of the Philippines in 1898. and It was
his associations with Judge Lurton
that gave him such p high opinion of
the lc-,' qualifications Of Tic Tenncs-
see iuriSt
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His Christmas Present

mNO GIFT is more appropriate or ac-
q ceptable than box of good cigars.
II There is a delightful fragrance and
soothing quality in a good weed which
can only be appreciated by the smoker.
Make him happy with box of good cigars.
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SAYS He MADE
COOKS RECORDS
Sea Captain Declares He Faxed
Polar Records
.&5:So 70 PAY S45OO


Claims &c Have Man
.- .,. sois, Observe.
g..
-N disappear &C.
amount RE Hac
sea captain.
N 90 New YORK
.r.a A. Cook haa
&C. o.'e, '1lous ~.
BASS on Or Cooks
rv.red the North
r 1905 Cooks where
is unknown 10 his
ends
w is backed up by
an insurance broker
who has made a sworn
tat DE brought CaptaiD
.a deal by which he and
get $4,000 from DR..
ar fiitional bonus Of $500
- of Copenhagen &C
4 art hat Dr. Cook disap-
4'e- raving only $3.50 and
failure to make good
reason that he and Captain
''7- Gown up the fake.
Mere e..-,.,. 81
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Sprawled hideously about the halls
and rooms Of their home in the heart
Of the residence section Of Savannah.
Ga. the mutilated bodies Of Mrs Ella
Gribble. seventy years Of age. and
her daughter Mrs Carrie Ohlander
been attracted 10 the house b. the
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17
Worked Out Observations.

The doctor. according 10 Loose, sub.
mitted other data. explaining what fig
ures of latitude and longitude he want
"a. Captain Loose hustled out and
got for the doctor an admiralty chart
Bowditch's complete nautical tables.
Anfnsen's tables for correction of alti-
tules OF heavenly bodies The Ameri-
can nautical almanac for several years.
Lloyds calendar of 1908. three ad.
miralty charts covering Smith sound
and the polar regions Nos 200. PA
and 275. Bliss almanac for 1903 and
a Negus almanac for 1907 Before The
captain saw Dr. Cook again he had
worked out some observations OF stars
which be might have seen at Ano-
ratok."
Il was on Nov. that Captain Loose
met DIT Cook al the Hotel Gramatan
The doctor took the Anoratok obser
vations and stuck them into his
pocket
Loose and Dunkle mad adjoining
rooms at the Gramatan on the same
foor as DR.. Cooks room. and the doc
tor. according 10 their statements.
came to Losses room and watched the
navigator or talked with him while be
was sweating over the fake figures.
Dunkle says that Cook handed him
200 at the Gramatan and promised to
call at Dunkle's Office the Monday fol.
lowing the completion Of the fraudu-
lent observations and have $40.
THAT will make $1,000. with the 9TH
er money 7 have given you" Dunkle
swears Cook said The rest OF the
$500 | promised you 7 will ray by the
time that the records leave on the
steamer"
DR. Cook failed 70 show up at Dun
kle's Office on Monday Dunkle nailed
him ar the Gramatan the next day. but
Dr. Cook lodged. Dunkle saws Then
Dr. Cook disappeared completely and
the partners got tired Of waiting.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-17

said he was anxious 70 nave Inem cor.
rected.
when left Dr. Cook" Loose
makes affidavit. 1T was with the I'M
Outstanding that was to get for him
the charts he wanted. together with a
number Of books on polar exploration.
and that / was 10 work out from the
narrative in the Herald all his sights
for latitude and longitude based upon
the ATTITUDES as published The lati-
tudes carried DR. Cook from Syarte-
vaag TO the pole The doctor handed
me a slip of paper on which he had
written the observations he wanted
from Svartevaag north
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rIDEwATR & WESTERN RAILROAD

Time fable in effect Nov g. 1865
Between Farnville and Richmond via Mosele
and Southern railway.
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The above schedule only as information tine
arrivals and departure and connections not guar
antced.
T. B. Crgg. C.. p. A.
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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-02-12
Special commissioners Sale
OF, Valuable
Real Estate

NC0I LSldlC
GBy virtue of authority vested In the under
signsu special commissioners, by a decree oi
the Circuit court of Berkeley county w Va
entered in the Chancery cause OF h. ID. Gard.
ner, eic. VS.. MARY L.. McIntire ct al, on the
s5th day OF January 1913, they will offer fer
sale Al the trout door OF Inc Court House, in
the town OF Martinsburg. w, Va, on
Saturday Feb. 20 1909
at 1.30 pm. the following described real estate
about
oil land, improved by a
Good Dwelling
and other out buildings. and being the same
two deeds one from Abram Williamson "a ated
the nth day OF December, 1875, and of record
In the office Of tae Clerk q the County Court
BOOK No 73 page ii5. the other from l.. A.
Luce and Lucretia W. Luce, dated the 9th
day of June 1917, aud OF record il, the said
Clerks office In Deed Book No. se page III.
said real estate Is located near VAncIsves-
Vile, w. Va, and would make anyone a very
desirable home. For particulars see any or
the somniss .oners
Terms /.
Ons-third of the pureaase money cash on
day 81 sale. the residue in Two equal payments
OF aix and twelve months the deferred pay
ments 10 be evidenced by the pronissory, ne
gotiable notes OF the p irchaser, bearing in
terest from dale and the title to be retain ed
until all OF the purchAse-money has been paid.
H. H. Emmert
A. u. McIntire
JIM. Woods
ID. w shy der. or.
special Comr's.
l. I, Dew. Gerharat, Clerk OF the Circsit
Court Of Berkeley County. ~. Va. do certify
that ID w. snyder Jr,1pecal Commissioner,
ha We given bond as required by law
Il. -. W. Gernardt Clerk