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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-06-24

Gree myself-ths ball where ! had
hopsA to dance with Elizabeth. With
out doubt she had lost her way and
was asking the frst stranger for In
structions to her driver.
Ny lady. whoever she was, seemed
pleased with her rapid temporary
scrutiny. With faint murmur.
whether Of Invitation or not ! scarce
could tell. she drew back again to the
farther side Of the seat. Before
knew how or why. ! was at her side.
The driver pushed shut the door. and
whipped W bis team.
Personally am gifted with but
ANAL Imagination. In . very matter
a fact way hsd got into this car
-riags with . strange lady. Now In .
sober and matter Of fAct way II ap
psarsd to me my duty to iind out the
reason for this singular situation.
Madam" ! remarked to my com
panioo. I'm what manner can ] be Of
service to you this EVENING""
Il Am fortunate that you are . gen
tlenan." she said. In . low and soft
voice. quite distinct. esite musical in
quality. and marked with just the
fAintsst trace OF some foreign accent.
although her English was perfect
looked again Ut her Yes. her hair
was dark; that was sure. II swept w
In . great roll about her oval brow
Her eyes. too. must be dark, con
Armed. Yss-as . passed lamp gave
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One - the WsmsW IN ths cssa. :.
- ogoaA thanso. ;
A quarter q ~ hour later. vs
slowed down On . rough brick pave
ment which led toward what then
was IN outlying portion of the town
o0e not prscisely shabby. but BY no
nsans fashionable. There vas Q sin.
gle lamp stationed at the mouth Of the
narrow littis street. A We advanced.
I eouJ1 sss outlined upon our right.
just beyoal Q narrow pavement a
brick. . nov and NOT more than semi.
respectable house. o. rather. row Of
house,: tenements for the middle class
o. poor. might have said. The neigh
borhood. ] knew from ny acquaintance
With The city. vas respectable enough.
yet II wes renote. aad occupis1 By
Bone q any statioa. Certainly II wss
not 70 b. considersA At residence for
. woman such - this Who sat beside
me. ! admit vas pushed. .
"This viii d." she said sofuy. ct
Length. Tbs driver already bad
pulled up. Is.
So. then. I thought. she had been
here before. But why! Could this
indeed - her resi1snceS Was this
indeed The covert embassy Of Eng.
land3
There was no escape from the situ-
stioa - h lay before me. ! had no
time 10 ponaef. Ny cuey vas here
This was NJ message; here vas she
for whom II was Intended: and this
vas tAs place which ] was to have
sought aloss. needed only 10 70
member that my business vas mot
with Helena voa Rits the woman.
beautiful. fascinating. perhaps danger
Gus - they saiA u her. but with the
Baroaess Won Rits. In the belief Of my
CHIEF the any and something mors
than ally q Pakenham. In charge Of
Ensiaa1's fortunes On this continent.
I assosaAed st the edge Of the mar.
row pavement. and vas about 10 hand
her out q the step. but % ! glanced
down saw that the rain had Ieft .
puddle u mud between the carriage
and tAs waltz.
"Par1os. madam said: "allov
me 70 make . light for you-the foot.
Ing y 49,.
! lightsd smother iucifsr. jsst - she
hesitate1 Ct The step. She made -
thougA 70 put out Der hight foot. end
withlrsw n. Again she shiftel. anA
extsa1s1 Der lsft foot. ! faintiy 50
proaf hat nature had carried out hsf
scheme q synns<sy. aa1 30 - o..
lowed WPise sal am 70 iossvear
ths0selvesi saw also thst this foot
Was elal h ~ daintisse o. Wits sliD-
pers, suitable enough - psSt u Der
bait eostnms. - ! 1oubte1 - vas
this sAs wore. She took ~ hasl
vithsse hssitatioa. snl Fsstsl Der
weigAt upoa Ne stsp-aa alesabIe
aakie nov noes frankly revealed. rs
brisfAsss u ths lueiSsss vas nsseiful
o. neecilsea. - yes lihs. asI
a ~ stsp. nalaa: - sassful."
] suoDoole1. DIT still ~ hGs1late1.
A lan0A. half q ansoyaacp, half q
anu1o1e1k brobs iron ~ .1lDs. ~
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] turned and sased back through
sns fear window Of the carriage. True.
thtre was another vehicle following
-. We were By this time nearly II
~ end Of washington's limited pave
neaes II would Be- simple AFTER that.
J leoaed out and gave our driver soms
brsee orders. We led our chase across
~ valley creeks on ~ the George
town hills. and soon % possible
abandoned the last ol the pavement
a. took to the turf, where the sound
ef or wheels was dulled. Rapidly -
" could We passed on up the hin. cur
Suene, which was Ill Of earth or soft
turf. now well wetted BY the rain.
When At last We reached point near
~ summit Of tbs hin ! stopped to
hstsa. Hearing nothing. told the
driver to pull down the hill BY the
ei1s street. and to drive slowly. When
Ne onalpy came into our main street
again At the foot Of the Georgetown
hillA not far from the little creek
wkieh divided that settlement from
~ main city. I could hear nowhers
eny sound Of our pursuer.
Madam" said. turning to her, Il
thinh We may safely say We are alone.
What, now. 10 your wishy'
"Home!" she said.
-And where 10 homer"
he looked at me kssaiy Tor Q tine
- though to read some thought whtcl
. perhaps she saw suggested either II
tAe tone Of my voics OF N sem(
glimpse she might have caught Of NJ
features - light Afforded. For III
moment she made no answer.
Il Il hereY" suddenly asked her
presenting TO her Inspection the sealst
mlasive which I bore. .....
! = cannot see: II ID quite dark, shs
0ai1 hurr'edly.
pardon me. then" I fumbled fo'
ny case Of lucifers. and made . fain
lisat by which she might resd. shs
pussed her lips and shook her head.
+ do NOT recognise the address,
sai1 she. smiling. - she turned 70
ward me.
is 1t at this door on u street, q
yea go beyond this other strestr'
asked her. "Come-think!"
Then ] thought ! saw the 6usl
deepen on her face. evea % The mattel
0ieeered and failed.
lsleaned out Of the door and calls<
% the negro driver. Home. now
boz and drive fast"
0As made NO protest.
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vho OoroNeoo WeooMo.
woman 10 esldom msyciful 10 the 0Aa
who y r.sd.-rdward B4iwsr Lystoa.
There was one of our din street
lights Il . central corsss On Cd Peas
syivaaia svsnus. and under Il. after
long walk. ! paused for . glance 1t
the Inscription On ny sealed docv.
meat. had not looked at Il before In
the confusioa Of my somewhat bur.
rtsd mental procsssss. In addition
70 the name and issrsst number. In Cal
hous's writing. ] read this memo
ranAum: knock at he third door
In tAs sseoaa BLOCK bsyoad n street."
recalled the ssaeest cross strsst:
but I must coafsss the direction SIN
seemed somewhat cryptic. Pushed.
stood uadsr the laop. sAisa1inS Tie
face Of the note under ny cloak 10
keep OF the rain. - ! studied II.
The sound II wheels bshiaA No o.
the muddy pavsmsat called ny sttsa-
tioa. and ! looked about A carriage
came svinSing No. 70 The curb wAsrs
I stood. Il vas driven rapl1ly. aaA
- Il approached The door swung opea.
! hoard . quick word. ae1 The driver
pulled W bis horses. I $40 the light
shins through The door O. . glimpse
oe vhits satia. ! looked again. Yes.
Il was Q bsckosing had! The negro
driver looked st ne inauiriAgiy.
Al. we'll. ! suppose liplomacy usder
the sears runs much The sane IN all
asss. I have said that loved Elisa
bsth. but also said ! vas not YET 20.
Morssvse. ! VS. . ssntlsoas. ssA
here might - Q lady N assd a help.
] nssl noe say that In . moment vas
at ths.stls a the carriage. Ito occu-
paat made 10 sxclamatioa al surprise:
In fact, she moved back upoa the
other side q the ssae n the darkssss.
% though to make roon for ns!
A dark framed face. whose outlines
] could only dimly csc In the faiat
light II the street lamp. lsaaed to
ward me. The same small hand nsr.
vousiy reached out. - though II ~
guest.
nov very naturally stepped closer.
I A pair oe vide and very 1ark syse
vas looking into nias. could nov
zee her face. Thew vas 10 smile
upoa her lips. had sever seen her
before, that vas surs-noP did ] ever
thiak 70 sss her like again; ] could
say tAae even then. svsn 10 the half
light. Juse tsi1s foreign. the fses;
somewhat lark. but BOT too DARK:
ths NJ full. the eyes luminous. the
foesAssl beautifully srehsd. ehia and
cAseh beautifully rounded. bose clsas.
cSt 90 straight. thin but not plachs1.
Thew va nothins nissard about her.
0As - nAGsiocsat-a aagni6csnt
woman. ! saw that she ha1 splsnd'l
3svs,s q hss stheoaA b hss sass-e
eese,ans e 1laaeals. lea6 AseDs q
eia0eals - enssalls vesl ~ ear
siaesi . sbasklta0 alaso which essehl
q ~ vhies Threat ~ vsao vAsce
- ID tAe0Wn abose ~ ball Oows-
~ ~ ! eow - wae y III svsesao
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seaa4ee . ~ oseae balk ~ bAu
vAa4 ! - ai.esl M - hssa -
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he, .,a
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r..chss ~, 20 ~. aoor trocher. ~
.dmit von have acted A = sentleman
$3.50 =. -. s.o- ~, .o,,.
m...... MAJ n. h,, ! do,b, No, n n
ns.c, scr m. a,pce vm, have th,a
much claim on nv hospitality. even
A. th,, hour. I think I must ask You
IN step within. There may be some
answer needed"
"M.dam." said I. there IN an an
aver needed. I ann to take back thst
answer 1 know that this message ID
N The Baroness Won Ritz. 1 guess Il
10 he important: and / know you are
the baroness Won R,ts."
"well then" said she. milling
sboue her half-clad shoulders the
Hight wrap she wore: 'lct me b a.
free with you. II have missed one
shoe. I have not lost II wholly. ! lost
the slipper In way not quite planned
Ion the prognm. II hurt my foot.
sought to adjust II behind . curtain,
Ny gentleman Of Mexico was In wine.
Aed. leaving my escort. and he fol.
lowed. called to you. You know the
rest. ] am glad you are less In vine.
and arc more . gentleman"
Il do not yet know my answer.
madam"
Gomez" she said: and ct once
knocked upon the door.
shall not soon forget the surprise
which awaited me when ct last the
door swung open suddenly at the hand
NJ n vwvsoht~A ana hrcvv~ ala e.rvsc~
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eent'eman Of Warrington here. I
might be privileged TO peep In 1t an
bassadors' balls-through the vtr.
dows. at least"
But you were mot there--you az
not see me, ! never sew you IN my
life until this very moment--how,
then. do you know me, Speak! AZ
once!" Her satins rustled. ] knew
she was tapping foot on the carriage
noor.
Madam" I answered. laughing 1t
her; by this amber purple shadow.
with necks Of scarlet and pink; By
this perfume which weaves webs for
me here In this carriage, know yoa
The light 1. poor. but Il ID GOOD
enough to show one who can b 70
one else but the Baroness Won Rits
vas In tie mood to spies A a.
veature which had gone thus far. o.
course she thought me erased. and
drew back again In the shadow: but
when turned and smiled. she smiled
In answer-herself somewhat pushed.
The Baroness Won Rits cannot b
disguised" I said: mot even II she
wore her domino"
She looked down 1t the little mash
which hung from the silken cord, and
dung II from her.
oh. then. very WELT" she said. III
you know who ] am, who are you.
and why do you talk In this absurd
way with me, . strangerf"
/ And, why. madam. do you take Ne
up. . stranger. In this absurd way. Ut
midnight. on the streets os Washing.
toni, who am engaged on business
for my chief?'
She tapped again with her foot On
the carriage floor. Tell me who yoa
are!" she said.
Once . young planter from Mary.
land yonder: sometime would Be law.
yer here in Washington. II 10 my nis.
fortune not to be 80 distinguished
In fame or beauty that my name 10
known by all; 50 need mot tell you
my name perhaps, only assuring you
that ! am at your service II may b
useful"
"Your name!" she again Demanded.
told her the FIRST one that came 70
my lips-1 do not remember what ]
did not deceive her for . moment.
! OF course that 10 not your naoe."
she said; because II does not At roe.
You have me still at disadvantase."
And me. madam? You are taxing
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sAsS Whsrs 10 vsvs Hsmsf"
tieman-Mr. Nicholas Trist. We Of
this country do rot offer our services
to ladies for the sake Of pay. hut
DO Dot - troubled over any mistake
1T b nothias. Nov. you have PER.
haps had some little sdvsatnre 10
which you 20 not wish 70 b. discover.
-. 10 any csss. you ask - 70 shakA
% that casriags which follows ". u
tAat y ~. madam. II vssy easily cen
- asraseed."
Hasten. lisa" ~ saj1. r lsavs
y = yeA J vas ssss POO hnsv ~
eva. MA.A. Z. N l.a1 x " LA... ~
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Twas. indeed. young Nicholas Trist.
Of MARYLAND: SIX fest tall. thin. lean.
always hungry. perhaps . tribe frsck-
led. . little sandy Of hair. blue I sup
pose Of eye. although ! Am not sure:
good rider and good nArchsr. I know:
something q an expert with the
weapons oe my time and people: fond
Of horse and . dog and . rtas-yss.
and glass and girl. Il truth b told.
] was not yet %. In spite Il ny west
srn travels. At that age the rustic Of
silk Or dinity. the suspicion a a.
venture. tsmpts the worst or the best
Of ~. l fear. Woman!-ths very
sound Of the word made my blood
leap then. went forward rather
blithely. - ] now blush 70 coafsss.
II there are maps 70 b made to-
Might" said !. ''ths Baroness Helena
shall do her share In writing On my
cAisrs old mahogany desk. and not
On her own dressing case"
That wss IN Idle boast. though
naAs but TO myself. ! had noe yet
INST he woman. g'#
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NOW08U o.
% Tor samp,ss-aAi vhes eaee ~
see bic sample boots yeu win ~
yourself IN woa1ss and snassneoes
because. really. there sever were sucA
begin 10 cheer up Wills ~ opsas the
books There are several hunlre1
samples and surely anoas Ill -
them
But holdi lsav there anything bss
gray and blue samples h ths wosi1f
Have they foegotten how 10 mako aay
other colorf He aesurss ycu Doeitive-
" that nothing will b worn this
spring but sray and blue. Instantly
you decide that you wouldn't have .
suit Of either u Il we're given you. aal
q the same moment you know whas
you want You want . light tas aaA
you say %.
"Artfully the tailor shows you noso
gray and blue I'm you riss b WRATH
and shrek for tan. Thea ~ almits
that maybe you are benighted saousA
TO desire tan. and reluctantly gsts oue
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. worsted and n wore shiny. That
cuts out worsted. The homespuns
look heavy and the basket wesvss
| tear,ns he.A.che ana - Acm. v,sA
vour HANDBAG s,,Il n :. mo,e. ..A vo,.p
heart sull ~ h,tterne..
.On the vav vou meat Cc.ev,eve.
and when YOU tell her where Won have
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suit Ana tan v,l, rct - sos,eAr
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eyebrows IN p,ty vhen YOU ,urmvr
that tan 10 your choice. Each member
infer. that os courss N vou have tahee
leave Of your senses N h sad hut can't
be heIped. and each Win conceal your
! allict,ou from the vorld n Ioos -
poss,bie. Al for 4 besket weave
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Arizona republican., 1910-01-06
MCCLURE ID ANSWER
 BABCOCk's CHARGES CASE COMES BEFORE BOARD OF EDUCATION TODAY. Superintendent of Yuma Schools Will Explain How He Got His
 Degrees.

At 10 o'clock this morning before the territorial board of education the charges preferred by Dr. Kendric C. BabcOck. president of the University of Arizona. against A. H. Mcclure. superintendent of the Yuma schools. will be heard. The charges are sub stantially as follows:
 1. Misrepresentations of facts and conditions in an attempt to secure rec concentrations for election as principal of the new Yuma High school.
 ?. Claiming and using on stationery the title of Ph D.. the highest aca- demic degree. and failing to give sat isfactory evidence Of his right to the degree.
 3. Presenting a college diploma with his application for certificate, which diploma contained various additions and alterations, all in his favor. whose authenticity was more than questlona- ble.
 I. Engaging teachers in his school through his teachers agency and charging them a regular fee.
 !. Submitting in territorial compe-
  work done by person outside of the school
 The board of education consists of Governor Sloan. chairman: Kirke T Moore. secretary; R. H. H. Blome of Flagstaff Normal School: A. J. Ma thews of the Tempe Normal: J. D. Loper. superintendent of Phoenix schools. and H. C. Robertson of the Mesa high school
 Prof. Mcclure came to Phoenix yes- terday morr'-- and registered at the went out to the capitol and called on Superintendent Moore. He was seen later in the day and said that he had nothing to sav for publication except that he hoped he would be accorded fair treatment by the public until the result of the charges is made known.
 Captain C. V. Meeden. trustee of the Yuma school district. is in Phoe- nix also in connection with the Mc- Clure ease
 It is understood that he has with him evidence which will he used to refute the charges of Dr. Babcock. The college which conferred the de- gree Of Doctor of Philosophy on Pro lessor Mcclure is supposed to be Gra- ham College in West Virginia.
 That charges were to be made against Prof Mcclure was hinted at at the last Teachers Institute held in this city during fair week. A commit tee was then appointed at the insti gation of Dr. Rabcock, to examine the merits of his case. This committee, however. never took, action as the matter was deemed of sufficient inn portancc tO bring it before the terri toral board of education.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-06
CARRIED OFF GRIP
 AND STOLE CONTENTS
Then Gallisos Returned the Empty
 Suitcase to Its Owner.

Bonifacio GalliSos was arrested yes terday by Officer Troutman of the city police and charged with burglary.
 Galligos was stopping at the Ari- zona rooming house. and improved his opportunities by entering the room of another of the lodgers and ab- stracting suitcase during the ab- sence of the occupant. He carried the suitcase to his own room and se- lected what he thought he would like the best from it's contents. He got about S7. razor and strop and a hair brush. Then he replaced the suitcase back in the room.
 Galligos was seen by some of the others in the house. who supposed that it was his grip that he was car rying about the, halls. When the owner came home and found the suit case empty. he notified the police and Galiigos was arrested almost before he had time tD get out "f br!. He ~rs. transferred tc the county jail.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-06
THE EVAPORATION OF THE BIS sWtDE
ESCAPE OF JOHN EDWARDS ON
 TUESDAY NIGHT.
How It Was Accomplished Not Yet
 Known As to Details.

John Edwards, the Big Swede. ' evaporated from the county jail on Tuesday night. One minute he was sitting in the corridor of the jail waiting for his belated supper. mean while entertaining the other prisoners in their cells by strains from his ac- cordion. The next minute he was gone, and so mysterious was his dis appearance that it is not yet known precisely how he got out. It is only certain that he reached the roof in some way. but how he descended is a matter of conjecture.
 Edwards had been held to the grand jury for the beating and robbing of George Reinke at Mesa. He had been taken t6 Mesa tbe day before by Deputy Sheriff Adams as a witness against Walter Brundage. who was implicated in the robbery.
 1t was so late when the deputy sheriff got back with his prisoners that the jail suppers had been served and the prisoners were all locked in their cells. Edwards was therefore left in the corridor while his supper was being prepared. since the dishes could not be passed through into a cell
 The testimony of the prisoner at the Brundage hearing had established in the minds of the<officiais a kind of confidence in him. He had been so frank in his admission of the star part he had played in the robbery and he seemed SO desirous of assist ing the officers. that 1t was surmised that he had come to full realization of his sins and was disposed to take his medicine.
 Beside, while he was waiting in the corridor. the walls of the accordion signified to the front office that the Swede. like the "Star-Spangled Ban ner" was still there" The cessation of the music was not noticed at once. Finally one of the deputies proposed to go below and have Edwards start up the accordion again. On reaching the corridor the only object in view was the accordion.
 1t was impossible tn look for tracks at that time of the night. but in the broad. garish light of day yesterday none could be found It is only sur missed that Edwards made his way to the roof. and lifting up one corner of it. emerged. It was also surmised that he climbed down rain pipe. but there are no marks on it showing that it had been used as a fire es- cape.
 The search for the Swede began as soon as he was missed. and descrip- tions of him were telepboned and teIegraphed' throughout the country Edwards is q native of Wisconsin His father was an -Irishman' and his mother a Swede. He speaks with slight Scandinavian accent, and would pass for full-blooded Swedc. He is A years of age. five feet eleven inch es high, light brown hair. blue eyes and rosy cheeks. There is a small scar over the left eyebrow. His work has generally been about lumber and he is well known about the lumber centers of the northern part of the territory.
 When he went hence he was wear ing black coat. dark striped trous- CTS, pearl-gray hat with green band and edging, green necktie and a woolen shirt. the points of the collars being kept in place by shirt buttons
 Sheriff Hayden offers a reward of s25 for the capture of the fugitive