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pied by Miss Anstruther, but finding
only Tompson in 1t, he asks: where's
your mistress?"
"Oh, Miss Enid beg your pardon
Mrs. Barnes has gone on board the
yacht, sir. You sent for her."
Il sent for her. What do you
mean?"
yes, sir; a man coming up from
the landing told me to tell my mis-
tress you were waiting on board for
her"
That's very curious. Graham and
his crew are not even on board the
yacht"
Barnes dashes downstair, calls the
mate to him and asks: Has any boat
come of from the yacht?"
mo. sir"
Very well; run down to the land
ing stage with me-"
whats the matter?"
"Why, there's something wrong, !
think" whispers Barnes, not breaking
his rapid pace. Thompson has said
that I sent for Enid TO come to me on
board the yacht"
They are already at the landing
stage, but in the darkness they cannot
see even the hundred yards to the
vessel.
Her lights are not there!" cries the
mate; they spring into boat and row
to where the yacht was moored, but
find she has disappeared In the dark
ness.
by heaven, somebody's gone away
with the yacht" gasps Graham.
"And with 1t on board my bride!"
boans Barnes. "They have gone away
by water; we must follow by water
Graham, get across the harbor and
charter some smart craft that can
chase the yacht"
The mate says quietly: II under
stand" and lights boats lantern, as
the night Is very dark.
AS the match gives out its glow
Barnes utters short, sharp exclama
ton and seizes small piece of paper
tackled on the wooden balustrade OF
the landing place.
"Your light" he commands; then
mutters; by the Lord, their mes
sage!" for he reads by the pickering
flame in foreign script:
Americana.
III you would rescue your bride
come to Corsica!"
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The Dry Farming Congress.

Cheyenne, Wyo.-Elaborat ar
rangements have been made to enter.
tain delegates and visitors to the
third trans-Missourl dry farming con,
gress which meets in Cheyenne next
month. The entertainment and &C
commodation committees OF the indus
trial club have the work we'll in hand
Automobiles and carriages will meet
every train and citizens committed
of fifty, wearing white caps, will es
cort the delegates upon arrival to the
lndu rial club, where, after register
ing, they will be driven to hotels OIL
private homes.
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MUST PAY THE PENALTY.


Helena, Mont--George Frank
hauser was found guilty OF robbing
Great Northern train and extracting
$4,000 from the registered malls.
and placing the lives of the custod-
ians In jeopardy, by the Jury in the
federal court here on Tuesday. UNI
der the statutes governing the case,
Frankhauser must serve the rest OF
his life in federal prison at hard
labor. Aside from the slight twitch-
ing of his face the prisoner showed
no emotion. The crime for which
Frankhauser was convicted was one
II the most daring and successful In
the history of the state. With one
companion he held up the Great
Northern train at Rondo and extract
ed $4,000 from the registered malls.
He showed great executive ability in
pulling on the robbery but went q
short distance from the scene OF the
crime and displayed large amounts of
money, buying all the liquor In tho
city and In other ways making him
self conspicuous. He, with his com.
panion, Mcdonald, was captured. but
escaped from Jail and Mcdonald has
never been recaptured
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TRAIN WENT INTO DITCH.
One Woman Killed and Twenty Pas.
sengers Injured.

Cheyenne. Wyo.-The Oregon ex-
press was wrecked at Dana, $50
miles west of Cheyenne, on the
Union Pacific, Tuesday evening. A
broken rail or broken flange tumbled
nine cars, into the ditch. The Ore
gon express is composed OF eleven or
twelve cars. and is usually heavily
loaded with passengers for the Pa
cific northwest.
The engine, mail and baggage cars
remained on the rails, but the nine
cars following. incluing tourist and
standard sleepers and dining car.
went over the embankment and are
piled up In one mass OF wreckage.
Miss Emma Ciingenpul of DanLury.
Iowa, was killed and about twenty
other passengers injured.
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CHAPTER discontinued.

CHRf En- tA.-Co0tiUuco.
$50 much so you tried to stop It."
rejoins Barnes. drily. striving TO keep
the anger from his tones.
"Ah, Madame Blackwood told you
our conversation" The Corsican
laughs slightly. IL confess | should
have done even more to prevent or
postpone your nuptials had | seen
your bride before and known her ex-
IRENE youth. beauty and innocence"
The American is about to interrupt
him, but Cipriano continues, a strain
of sadness In his voice: Therefore
i am very sorry that didn't arrive be-
fore your nuptials. You were the com
panion of my dead brother. you went
munoon shooting with him several
times in Corsica. As such l wished In
friendship to warn you not to make
any woman your bride; at all events,
not till an unhappy suspicion had been
settled forever. Some OF the natives
of Bocognano. who loved my brother,
believe that his death was In some
way attributable to you, not personal
ly, perhaps. but II would please me
II you would give me the particulars
as you understand them of the murder
OF my brother"
Certainly. all the particulars" re-
plies Burton, anxious to make this
man understand the true facts of his
brothers death. and thinking, perhaps.
he can convince Corregio that Musso
Danella's assassination came from his
own vindlctive love Of revenge. There
fore, concisely. yet rapidly and logical
ly, Mr.. Barnes relates the details OF
Musso Danella's being stabbed by the
old Corsican Tomasso Monaldi In mis-
take for Edwin Anstruther In Marina's
bridal chamber nearly two weeks be-
fore.
Eyes, but our people believe that
you in some way aided It,"
IL beg your pardon. Your brother
was dead almost as dismounted from
my horse at the house." sharply re-
turns the American.
Eyes, but the natives of Bocagnano
declare II was by your arts-by your
telegram-that / and they have been
bereft.
"They say" cries the Corsican. try
ing to stife an almost uncomfortable
grief, shat poor Musso was done to
death by the arts Of foreigners, who
came to the island for nuptial fete
but bringing blood with them. They
say this naval officer In that house
there pretends he didn't STAY Antonio
the brother of Marina, because he
fears Marina's vow OF vendetta, and
that she. my brothers ward, gave poor
Musso to his assassin to save her hus'
band from vengeance all Corsicans
think righteous. am only repeating
TO you that this Is what the people OF
Bocognano think" he says, controlling
himself. They have sworn the ven
delta against you, Monsieur Barnes.
also against Marina Paoll who has
forgotten. In this naval lieutenants
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Diplomatic.

Don't you think" queried the maid
of more certain than uncertain years,
this hat makes me look too girl
lsh?'
mo. indeed replied the mere man.
"but 1t does make you look as II
some other hat would be more appro-
pirate. Chicago Daily News.
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CHAPTER X.
The Missing Fragment Of the Letter

AS Graham departs on his errand,
the bereft bridegroom. whose face has
grown devilish, mutters: by heaven,
there's a gentleman In that house up
there must see first!" and darts up
the path to Lady Chartris's villa, re-
fiecting; "Her fate | must not think
of That would unman me. My mind
must be clear to save my darling"
AS he reaches the door of the supper
room. Lady Chartris's voice Is say
ing, Dear Count Clpriano. abate your
interest In your late brothers ward
and have another glass OF wine to
again toast the BRIDE"
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TROUBLE IN THE BALKANS.
An Immediate Collision Between Tur-
key and Bulgaria Not Expected.

Berlin.-While It is admitted In
German official circles that the Bull
garian-Turkish situation has grown
more serious with the recent mobili-
cation of Bulgarian reserves, an Inn
mediate collision between the two
powers is not apprehended. Should
Turkey, however, claim a cesslon OF
part OF Roumelia, the situation
would become worse and Bulgaria
might forthwith take up arms.
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A. r. Forsyth is Married.

Indefinite news has come Of the
marriage this spring of a. R. Forsyth
formerly of this city, to a Southern
Texas girl, the wedding having taken
place at Mr.. Forsyth's Old home In
the southern. part of the great state
The exact time, the place and the girl
are not known to the relatives in this
cfcy. Mr.. Forsyth's little daughter Ma
talfe, has been taken to him and will
make her home with Mr. and Mrs
Forsyth, who now reside at San Anto-
MO, where Mr.. Forsyth is in the real
estate business
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A QUAKE
KILLS 100

Paris, France, June 12.-According
to the latest reports which reached
here last night from southern France,
the towns of Cannat and Rognes were
completely ruined iby an earthquake
that visited that territory last night.
A large proportion of the houses are
damaged and those left standing are
cracked and threaten to fail at any
time.
Marseilles, France, June 12.-The
earthquake shock last night was
most severe in the departments of
Perault and Bouches du Rhone. Fiji
ieen are dead at Lembeso, ten at St.
Cannat and twenty at Rognes. 1t is
believed the total will reach 100.
Food supplies have been dispatch
ed to the helpless people and troops
sent TO take charge of the situation.
Most of the villages are cut off from
communication and the news indicat-
es that the situation is worse than at
first believed.
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Roswell Country Club Notice.

Owing to the fact that the United
States Government absolutely refuses
in future to furnish any fish for pri-
vate waters and the recent excessive
number of large bass that have been
caught that were originally put in the
lake for stocking purposes is SO rap
idly depicting the lake of bass, we
are compelled to have all bass caught
in the future Immediately returned to
the lake and no bass will be permit
ted to be taken from the lake. The fish
ing hours on Thursdays in the future
will be from 5 a. m. to Z p. IN. The
number of perch to each membership
represented remains 20, the same as
in the past. All members please OBJ
serve these rulings in a strictly sports
manlike spirit and not cause them
selves or the keeper any annoyance.
We are trying to preserve the supply
of fish in the lake in order to have
permanent fishing. All rulings will be
strictly enforced.
S7t2 Directors Country CLUB.
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the most iniquitous bill ever passed
by congress. He favored Bailey's in
come tax amendment and declared he
would offer an amendment for head
tax on immigrants and amendments
empowering the President to abro-
gate the collection of duties on arti-
cles similar to those manufactured
10y corporations which control fifty per
cent of the American output and Of
fers for sale its goods abroad cheap
er than in the United States.
Following this set speech the SEN
ate resumed the routine discussion of
the articles on the free list.
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SPAIN WANTS CUBA TO PAY
PORTION OF SPAiN'S DEBT

Havana, Cuba, June 12.-It became
known today that Spain is trying to
get Cuba to pay her proportion of the
Spanish national debt incurred prior
to the Spanish-American war During
the peace negotiations at Paris, Spain
endeavored to get the United States
to assume this debt, which was re-
fused. Then Spain, in renouncing her
sovereignty over Cuba, did not speci-
f1cally renounce all monetary claims
and the Spanish minister has been
Instructed to press Tor this for the
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the ground The walls of the building
will ibe made of reinforced concrete.
The stage will be high and wide
enough to handle the scenery and ef-
fects of all travelling companies.
fire-proof curtain will go out of sight
without tripping. Back of the stage
will be also twelve dressing rooms,
property room, heating room, seen
cry pack, toilets, etc. The stage Will
be SO constructed that a team of hors-
es and vehicle may be driven on 1t II
desired. The dressing rooms will be
outside the main wall of the building,
to add to the safety of the main
house from fire in these rooms. The
fly gallery and gridiron, or scene loft
viii! he fitted out in the latest style
and with the best trappingS and the
whole house will be constructed along
the most approved lines as laid down
by the building commissions OF the
large cities. In the event this terri
tory passes laws governing the con-
struction of opera houses, Roswells
house will not need rebuilding for lack
Of the proper precaution at this time
The object of Building such house
at this time is not only to supply the
present need Of the town in the line
of amusement, but TO save IT from ue-
struction in a theatrical sense by nav
ing a few good shows brought here
before such a house is built. If few
rood shows come here before a suita-
ble place is constructed in which they
can be put on. il will kill the show
business among the people of Roswell
and in the eyes of the whole theatri-
cal world For the news as to theatri-
cal conditions in a town spreads like
wild-ire in the theatrical profession.
A good show, especially light operas,
extravaganzas, ETC., cannot be put on
except in the proper surroundings
The best production on the road would
not look well in a poor dress. These
points must be considered, as all stan
Hard attractions played over all cir
cults now represent a very heavy in
vestment both in wardrobe and seen
cry. There are but few companies
travelling that do not carry at least
one car load of paraphernalia of this
kind, and a production without these
appointments gives but poor satiSfac-
dion. Roswell wants the same show
for their money that Kansas City, or
Denver gets for its money and wants
to give the production all that is pos
sfble in modations so that their
best efforts will be encouraged.
1t is to the interest of every citi-
zen who has the best interests Of the
town, as well as his own interests, at
heart, to cooperate with President
Kellahin, of the Commercial Club in
promoting this plan for real, modern
opera house in Roswell.
Mr.. Fades comes to this city endors-
ed by DR.. Garst, and introduced to
this office by the editor of the lnde-
pendent Times of Sreator, H., as a
practical theatre builder OF long and
wide experience. Mr.. Fades has had
control of construction and overhaul
ing of large number of theatres all
over the United States and for the
last six years his efforts have been con
fined entirely to the New England and
Middle States. He is undoubtedly the
man who will carry the proposition
through and it is up to the people to
get busy.
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FLOOR CAVED IN AND
EOlJR WE'RE kIIEn

Detroit, Mich, June ia floor in
the plant of the Peninsular Stove
works caved in today and was follow
ed by fire. Four persons were kill
ed and a number injured.
Three bodies have been recovered
and one man has been located in the
ruins, pinned down in such a manner
as to make rescue impossible at pres
ent.
The upper floors were filled with
the finished product of the company
Without warning the floor gave away
and each of the floors below followed
under the burden of stoves and the
debris.
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THIRTY ARRESTS FOLLOW
A BOMB THROWING

Monterey, Mexico, June 12--An in
vestigation by the police of the bomb
throwing leads to the belief that the
Black Hand is concerned in the affair
and more than thirty arrests have been
made following the arrest of Juan
Ferrino, who threw the bomb into
the Office of Leon Flores. Flores him.
self, has been arrested and is held in
Jail. A general roundup of suspicious
characters in the surrounding country
has been made by the police The af-
fair created a sensation.
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Something Good in Music,

The Orchestra Concert at the NJ. E.
Church, South, June 18th, is q note
worthy affair in many respects. Very
seldom indeed Is it that Roswell Is
favored with so much excellent talent
on one program. Special notice should
be given to the solo, Dainty Rose. :"
which will be sung by Mrs. Frederick
R. Jolly. accompanied by the compos-
er. Mr.. r. A. A. Chase. Mr.. Chase Is
young composer OF great merit and
has already composed several operas
besides a large number OF beautiful
pieces for the piano. SSt2.
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THE BLACK HAND GANG
WILL BE ENDED BY ARRESTS.

Cleveland. Ohio, June 12.-U. S. At
torney William Day, today said he be-
lieved the men now under arrest for
Black Hand work are the right ones
and that the gang will be broken up
He made this statement after a con.
ference with the postal inspector. The
conference was the result Of the arrest
of ten men in various parts of the
state this week, believed to have been
guilty of Black Hand crimes. The
post office inspectors have turned ov
er scores of discriminating letters.
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BIG CROWD OUT TO THE
ELK BENEFIT SHOW

The Melba Palmer Company last
night played Mrs. Temples Tele-
gram" as benefit production for the
local lodge of Elks. There was a big
crowd out, the best that has attend
ed during this company's stay, and
the show was a great success. Salts
faction was general and the praise of
the company is liberal on the part OF
practically everyone who attended
The E1ks cleared a snug sum on the
show and the company did well, also
The same play will be repeated to
night
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FOR CLEANING CORRALS AND
HAULING MANURE, CALL 59.-E.
S. MUNDY, TRANSFER. S7t3
The Kansas City Stock Market

Kansas City, Mo, June 12.-Cattle
receipts, 200. including 100 southerns.
Market steady. Native steers, 5000
700; southern steers 4.OO@6 500; south
ern COWS, 2.75@4.50; native COWS and
heifers, 2.75@6.6O; stockers and feed
ers, 3.75@5.5O; bulls, 3.OO@5.25; calv.
es, 3.75@7.25; western steers, $3.50
SIS; western COWS, 3.25@5.50.
Hog receipts, 5000; market strong.
Bulk of sales, 7.25@7.50; heavy, $50
@7.62k; packers and butchers, 7.30
@7.6O; light, 7O0@7.45; pigs, 5000
$50.
No sheep.
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U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU.
(locaI Report Observation Taken a,

600 a. M
Roswell, N. NJ, June 12.-Tempera-
ture, Max, 90; Min, 62; Mean, IS.
Precipitation, a trace. Wind, 8 miles
South. Weather partly cloudy.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity.
Generally fair tonight and Sunday
Stationary temperature.
Comparative Temperature Data.
Extremes this date last year
Max, 90; Min, 66.
Extremes this date Is years rec
ord:-Max., 80, 1899; Min, 40, 1903
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SAVED BY
WIRELESS

Porto Novo, Azores Islands, June
12.-The steerage passengers of the
Cunard steamer, Slavonia, wrecked
off Flores island, have been landed.
The cabin passengers were taken a
board the Lloyd steamer, Princess
Irene.
Punta Del Galda, Azores, June 12.-
The rescue of the passengers of tbs
Slavonia was, perhaps, more thrilling
than that of the Republic, the wireless
being used with great effect. The
Princess Irene was $50 miles away
when &C. Q. D." was picked up and
Immediately the big steamer put
about and learning the location of the
stricken steamer hastened to the res
cue and every soul was saved.
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sake OF assurance to the French bond
holders. However, the minister does
not seem to have done this and ru-
NOR is rife that minister Deayala is 20
be recalled because of his failure to
press the claim. 1t is also possible con-
gress will cancel the agreement to buy
for 100000 the old Spanish cannon
left In Cuba and claimed by Spain 1t
is said the cannon are no good and
not even worth removing to Spain in
case the agreement is cancelled.
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FOR CLEANING CORRALS AND
HAULING MANURE, CALL 5e.-E.
S. MUNDY, TRANSFER. 87t3
WESTERN STATES TO UNITE
IN GREAT IRRIGATION PLAi

Grand Junction. Colo, June ia
plan to unite the western states in a
gigantic reclamation movement with
the idea of asking congress for twen-
ty-five million dollars to rush the re-
clamaGion projects now under way,
was started today by the Chamber of
Commerce. 1t is hoped to make the
plan national in its scope and to bring
it to the attention of the national ir-
rigation congress.
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Sadie MAY Meadows Is Dead

Sadie May, the Is months old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meadows,
died at two O'Clock yesterday after
noon at the home of her parents at
2OS North Lea avenue, of whooping
cough and pneumonia fever. The fun
eral was held this morning at nine o.
clock from the home, Rev. H. NJ
Smith officiating. Interment in South
Side cemetery.
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ARID LANDS
FOR ENTRY

Washington, June 12.-Secretary of
the Interior Ballinger, has just desig-
mated 10000 acres of land in New
Mexico and 100000 acres in Montana
as coming within the provisions of the
800 acre homestead law. The lands
are semi-arid while fertile if properly
cultivated and must be far1ned accord
ing TO the dry farming methods.
The governments idea in giving large
farms is to make possible biennial
farming.
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TAFT PLAYS GOLF;
NERO MERELY ,FlDDlED.

Washington, June 12.-Paired with
Walter J. Travis, the international
champion, Taft played "a foursome a
gainst Vice-President Sherman and c.
Allan Laird, of the Chevy Chase chrb.
this afternoon. Both Laird and Travis
came to Washington especially for the
match.
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Auto Company Moves office.

The Roswell Auto Company has
moved its Office from the west TO the
east section of the Stockard builting g
and equipped it with additional show
cases and display counters for a big
stock of auto supplies that have been
installed.
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Mrs. Frank Wychoff Is Dead

Mrs Frank Wychoff, who gave
birth to a baby boy yesterday even
ing at five O'Clock, died this morning
at 9: 80 at her home at Hope. The body
will be brought to Roswell tomorrow
for burial Frank Wychoff is neph-
ew of Liberty Rainbolt of this city.
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House, Chicago, who has been engaged
in charitable work for years, and is
one of the leaders of the present move
nent. Another possible candidate is
Jane Addams, also of Hull House. To-
days discussions were devoted to
Children, detectives" and "Famil
les and Neighborhoods."
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w. J. BRYAN, JR., TO MARRY
MIL lWAUKEE GIRL SOON

Milwaukee, Wis, June 1.-THE mar
riage of Miss Helen Berger, former
Milwaukee girl, daughter of Alexander
Berger, we'll known flour milling
man, to William J. Bryan, jr., will TAXI,
place at the summer home of the bride
at Grand Lake, Colorado, on June "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan will live in Tue
son, Arizona.
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'EIgin Douthitt Found Guilty.

For two days district court was oc-
cupied with the trial of the case a.
gainst Elgin Douthitt, charged with
burning the public range. The jury
this afternoon returned verdict of
gllilty