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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29

hrr bearr llc saw is aay oat ooN
Az htd i bad been DESIRE now ii
had bccome s duty, aud he wondered
II be had the right % withhold FROM
her her pairimouy
II was not until be saw dark
figure With bag 80 ITS hand walk
quickly down the steps and out through
the entrance garden not untll be had
heard the crrak Of carriage springs
and the muttcred directions and then
the crunch % the wheels, that he
awokc. lie called q passing servant
Mariana. Il proved Il beand question.
cd him
"Who was thatT' he asked,
Mariana bowed deeply
at is milor' the Earl Of HawcastleH
be replied "llc has gone 20 keep the
appointment he have made some days
since at Napoli. II is said"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29

gate for you at twilight Isn't she like
thatW
He shook his head.
"No, not like Tint"
"But there Il some one thereT she
asked
He smiled sadly.
"Well, she's only been there IN
way. I've had her picture on my desk
for a good while. Sometimes when
60 home IN the evening she kind OF
seems to be there. bought honey
old house up on Main street you know;
it's the house you were born In. It's
kind Of lonesome sometimes, and then
| get TO thinking she's there, sitting al
an old piano that used to be my moth.
er's and singing TO me-
singing Sweet Geneyleyef" she
asked quietly.
"Yes, that's my favorlte. But then,
come TO aud find II amt so, No
voice comes TO me. and ! find there
aln't nobody but me-
You'll ind her some day." she put
IN quickly Il shall think Of you often
with her listening TO her voice in the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1909-07-29

"And hell do It again tonightf' Pike
went on. II go to an Italian jai"-he
whirled and pointed an accusing finger
at Nine, de Champlgny-"and that
same poor devil Of husband goes
back to Siberiaw
Its it's ghastly lie!' croaked
Hawcastie. his face livid.
you came for your answer" went
On Pike stridenuy. "and. by the living
God, I've got II for you!" He stepped
10 the door Of the inner chamber and
threw II open.
'lyanoffr' he called. and the Russian
came into the room. At the sight OF
him Hawcastle fell back against the
mante,, and the countess collapsed In
n heap on the floor. Ivanoff saw none
but her and. striding 10 her, INT
ed both clinehed hands above hen
head.
.1yan-oh. mother Of Godi-lyan!
Don't kill mel' she gasped
For moment he stood over her.
then collapsed into chair. where ne
wilted, sobbing violently.
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f,dc OF lbe room that led 70 bis private
chamber. When be had gone Ribiere
ronehed IYanof 90 the shoulder as
signal. and the stricken man arose
One glance be cast upon the guilty
wonan. who shrank 80 shiFeringiy
into corner AZ be gazed upon hef
aud then said:
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CHAPTER XVII


lapsed and had left the persons
there assembled 10 the room con
fronting death Itself there could
have been no more complete astonish.
ment
II was Horace who hrst appreciated
the soniberness OF the cronching, ter
Tor stricken woman upon the floor.
-Eelener' be whispered. but Pike
stepped forward and waved him back
You stand back said The lawyer.
shes bis wifet" And at the words
Horace fairly staggered Daniel went
90. polgfing TO the crlnging Hawcas-
lie. And here's bis best friend
The words seemed 10 rouse some OF
The nghfing ST. Aubyu instinct IN the
earl. and bis eyes dashed.
-irs ller be- cried boarseis. u new
n saw the man 10 all my llfe before
''The lsdy seemed 10 recognize him"
said Pike grizzly. y guess you wont
have to jsb gour memory too bard.
It's onis ten years 10 81 Petersburg.
MIR Gienwoedr
-Almerlc. 60 for the poiiceF' ordered
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-03

FOR BUILDING MATERIAL or
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STATE SENATE
TAKING A REST
MET THURSDAY AND THEN AID,
JoURNED UNTIL TUESDAY
MORNING.

Atlanta. July 2.-The senate met at
10 o'clock yesterday, passed a reso-
luton to adjourn from Friday to
Tuesday, heard several new bills READ,
took a recess until shortly after II
clock, when Il reconvened, received
and heard read Governor Browns first
message, and adjourned for the day.
There was some opposition mani
tested to adjourning for so long a
period, Friday to Tuesday, but on a
call 81 the roll, Senator Stevens mo-
ton to this effect was passed by n
vote of to Y.
The senate also passed a joint res
olution providing for joint session
of the house and senate on Wednes-
day, July 7, at II o'clock noon, for
the purpose of consolidating and de-
claring the result Of the vote for Uni
ted States senator, which will be TAX
en- in each house on Tuesday, July G..
Senator A. S. Clay will be reelected
without opposition.
The following bills were introduced
and referred to the proper commit
tees:
By Senator King and Calhoun-To
require all railroads, when sweeping
or busting passenger coaches occu-
pied by passengers, to use some good
quality oil disinfectant.
BY Senator Slaton-To protect per.
sons purchasing property as against
prior lens made by deceased persons.
BY Senator Slater-To amend sec
tion 44G7 OF the code 50 as to pro-
vide that in cases of appeal from the
court of ordinary, the ordinary shall
send up a certified transcript instead
Of the orleinal papers.
BY Senator Sellers-To amend the
constitution so as to authorize the
general assembly to exempt from tax
alton agricultural products in Inc
hands Of the producer
by Senator Day TO give judges OF
criminal courts the power and au-
thority 10 defer or suspend for a time
or indefinitely, at their discretion any
sentences imposed in cases OF con
yiciion for a misdemeanor
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-07-03
WILL ADDRESS
NEWSPAPER MEN
CONGRESSMAN 5RANTLEY TO
TALK TO THEM AT DOUGLAS
NEXT WEEK.

The Savannah Press OF Thursday
says;
col. z. NJ. Stanley, one of the big
guns Of the knights of Pythias oil
Georgia, president of the Georgia
Weekly Press Association and editor
Of the Dublin Courier Dispatch, and
a former resident OF this city, who
has been at Tybee for the past two
days, on his way back to Dublin, to-
day took occasion TO give out in part
the program for the annual meeting
of the Weekly Press association this
month. Mr.. Stanley says that the
approaching meeting Of the associa-
ton which viii be held at Douglas,
Coffee county, on July 18th, promises
to be of unusual interest. An excel
lent program has been arranged and
the people of Douglas are arranging
to give the pencil pushers of the
weekly press the best time they ever
had.
Congressman Brantley has been
persuaded by President Stanley to
be one of the speakers. His subject
will be Public Opinion The speech
of Mr.. Brantley will be the real big
gun of the meeting, though there are
number of speakers who will be
heard to advantage also
The address of welcome will be
made by Dr. W. c. Bryant, who is not
only physician, but is a lawyer. He
also finds time to look after con-
siderable business interests. incmd-
Ing managing newspaper. He is a
versatile speaker and what he Will
have to say TO the editors viii be wen
worth the price, Mr. W. p. Upshaw
C"Earnest Willie") Of Atlanta, win re-
spond
Other speakers viii be w a.
Shackeliord, who is the secretary Of
the association and who is known as
the minute man Of Lexington J. G..
Williams Of Greensboro, c. NJ Meth
win Of Eastman, Albert Sweat OF
Nashville. and William T. Anderson
Of Macon, viii each be ON the pro-
gram Mr. Anderson has the distlnc-
ton OF being the only daily newspa
per man on the program He assists
Editor PendIeton in running The
Telegraph
The party will leave Douglas at
night and will proceed to Hazlehurst,
where they VIII board the Southern
railway for Tallulah Falls. The asso-
citation will spend q day at Clarkes-
vile enroute to the Falls and will
also so to Camp Yonah, getting on
the train at Hollywood where convey
ances will take them to the camp
which has been established by DR..
w. G. Bryant for tubercular patients.
The editors will be the guests of Dr..
Bryant, who sill show TO them the
greatest camp of its kind in the eoun-
try. Two days will be spent at Tai
lulah Falls.
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THE FISHING AT CUMBERLAND
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ALL SIZES OF LATEST PATENT
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TRY THE CROWN TELEPHONY
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-13

New York. Jan. r. Leaders inI
the missionary world representing
forty-seven denominations, practical
ly including every branch of the
protestant church in the United
States and Canada, assembled in New
York today to take part in the six
tcenth conference of foreign mission
boards The sessions are being held
at the headquarters Of the information
al Young Mems Christian Association
in East Twenty.eighth street, and will
continue through tomorrow. The dele
gates are the guests of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Many
matters of importance in the work or
evangelzing the world will be taken
up by the delegates from the foreign
mission boards of the various demon.
/ nations.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-13
THOUSANDS OF MASONS
WILL ASSEMBLE AT GUTHRIE TO
WITNESS AMAl6AMATlON OF
TWO GRAND BODIES.

Guthrie, Okla, Jan. l2-Thcrc will
meet in Guthrie on February and
10 next the officers and membership
of the grand lodges of old oklahoma
and Indian Territories. This meeting
has been called for the purpose of
amalgamating these two bodies into
one organization with one set OF Of
ficcrs In this connection Albert Pike
Lodge No 80 and Guthrie Lodge No
met in joint session at Masonic TEN.
pie last night and competed arrange
monts for the care of the members
Of their order who will visit the city
at the time of the consolidation OF
the grand lodges
Thousands of Masons viii be here
From every point Of the new state
they will come in bodies. These men
will be the care of Guthrie and it was
to formulate plans for their entertain.
ment that the local lodges met last
night The local hotels and rooming
houses will be filled and to properly
care for those not otherwise accom-
modatcd, it will be necessary for
Guthrie to throw her doors open and
prove her hospitality.
\ committee was appointed last
night to make a house TO house can
yass for the purpose OF ascertaining
the number of rooms that may be
had
History will be made when the two
grand lodges are consolidated. This
consolidation has engaged the atten-
tion of the Masonic order for the last
year and many men promnrnt in the
work in other states will be present
at the February meeting
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-13
CAUSE STRAINED RELATIONS
BELIEVED THAT THE STRINGENT
STATUTES BEING ENACTED IN.
CALIFORNIA WILL AROUSE JAP.

Toxic. Jan l2.- Following the re-
coipt Of special cable dispatches from
san Francisco relating to matters now
pending before the California legisla-
mrc. Japanese newspapers here today
elaborate upon the strained relations !
that may arise through the passage
OF bills and the enactment Of laws for
bidding the ownership of land and the
attendance of public schools by Jap
aucsr residents Of the state \ maiori
tv Of the papers assume the passage
Of the bills as probability and pro
test against them as an injustice to
the Japanese now living in California
The Asahsi the Ji ii and the Nichi'
Nichi express surprise at what Is
termed an evidence of the unfriendli-
ness after the sincere effort ON ia.
pans part TO prove her friendship
toward the people Of the United
States The extreme opposition papers
assaii the Japanese government for
. ldlllhE lllp ll' dlllH VI hh'''I
which at the first opportunity only
shows it's mfricndly spirit but even
denies an opportunity to the japanese
Newspapers published in English
representing British and German In
tercsts are making much of the Cali
fornia legislatures action and are
pointing out that America while re
Gently endeavoring TO create the i'm
preston of friendlincss toward Japar
in reality was unfriondly.
The situation Is seriously cmhar
rassing to Americans residing in ia
pan. and especially so as the inciden
follows so closely the creation of al
excellent feeling through the visit o
the Atlantic fleet, the American CON
mittcr to the japanese exposition an,
the excursion of business men from
p the cities of the Pacific coast.
- The foreign office is endoavorinI
! 20 convince the protesting newspaper
that the action of the legislature doe
not represent general american sent
monl but the publications contiuu
p to hc extremely possimistic In thei
! tones, and some of the editorials O
5 the opposition press, becoming vi,
4 lent, are liable to temporarily ufIam
popular opinion ana seriously hampe
D the exercise Of American influence Il
! Japan for many years
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THE FLEETS SAILING ORDERS.
Admiral Evans Tells What President
Roosevelts Final instructions
Nere

New York Jan. 12-Among the
many interesting and picturesque
statements made by Rear Admiral
Rnhlay II Evans iu his talk AT
Carnegie hall. under the auspices
of the Navy league. was one con
cerping the conversation with Presi.
dent Roosevelt Just before the de.
pariurc of the Atlantic battle shin
fleet for its globc.circling cruise.
Admiral" the president said. ac.
cording 10 MIR Evans. remember
that YOU are ON peaceful cxpcdi.
ton. but If it should turn out other
wise. YOU know your position"
In his praise of The SIKH of the
Yankee sailors at target practice.
Admiral Evans impartcd some nfor
nation with regard 10 the recent
target work az Manila. What he
had heard. hc said. was unofficial" ."
But ne understood that after one of
the battle ships had fired a twelve
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-13

and It was strongly hinted that pol.
tics was behind good part of the
hearing
80 one who attended the hearing
doubts the sincerity of Miss Barnard.
She evidently believed her convict
witnesses u was also considered
that Miss Barnard had been carried
away by her enthusiasm in prison re-
form study believing that all law
breakers may be disciplined by kind
ness rather than by actual punish
mcnt
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