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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
NEW STUDIO FOR
SCULPTOR EZEKIEL
Has TO Abandon Old One for Ex-
position, But Another is Pro
vided-Coming Here.

SIR Moses Ezekiel, who fer thirty
yeais has lahosea in his aaitlue studio
In the Baths of Diocletian, in Rome,
minded in New York on Monday. and
Is expected 10 arrive in Richmond
within several days to be the guest
cf his sister, Mrs William H. Brauer
The wofld-iamed sculptor will not toe
altogether idle during his stay u sew
eral months in his native land. While
IN America he ~ili uHpeil three of
his mcnument--the Jefferson at the
University Of Virginia his native
state. the jackson at Charleston, w
Va. and his Southern Soldier on
Jehuson's bland
After attending the commencement
exercises at the University of Sir-
girta and the Virginia Military In
st.tute, his alma mater. he win make
his headquarters at sunny Brook
Farm, Ntnsted, Conn. hnt he win
be much with hts friend. Mr. Barn
ham. Of Mamsroneck, NJ Y. and
among his friends in Richmond. where
invitations have been showered upon
him from every source.
Before leaving Rome Mr. Ezekiel
rad II mUEt dEHgntFuI guFprTse. FITS
unique studio In which he had la
bored fot SO many years was included
in the territor- for the Paris ex-
position. go he was forced to leave
II. However, the powers that be have
presented to him another studio. In
its way just AS historic. unique aud
altogether charming as the other
the Lower of Beifsarius. This tower
stands IN the best preserved part OF
the Aureiian wall. which was severe
iy damaged by the Cloths. and which
Belisarius. who worked about the
middle of the sixth century. did much
towards sfrengthe ming Besides re-
storing the walls. he built kind of
wateh-tewer. part and parcel Of the
wall, and In this delightful spot near
the Porta Salaria the American ar
list VIII work upon his return to
Rome in the autumn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
FINISH YEAR WITH
JOINT EXERCISES
Interesting Program Rendered by
Pupils of Westhampton Dis
trict in Ridge Church

The schools OF the Westhampton
section held joint closing exercises
Wednesday at Ridge church. The
edifce was packed to the doors with
the parents and fTT9Yfs II tnS pupils
and the program was much enjoyed
by those present. The principal fea-
lures OF the program, were songs by
the children, short addresses by
school officials and presenting certifi-
Gates to those children who had won
promotion by their work during the
session.
The session just closed has been
on OF the most successful in the his
tory of the schools, and the officials
are highly gratifled with the showing
Thursday morning m the home of 7.
friends of the schools were much
pleased with the interesting program
rendered by the school children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
OLD BUCKET SHOP clsE
MAKES EXIT FROM CON

compromise having been reAN
the suit OF F. ID. Meanley against N4
ley Dickinson ct ais, involving tn
saitfy OF transactions In an Al1G
bucket shop four years agn, wa9
missed Thursday from the docE4<a
The Law and Equity court. TerxaAS
the compromise were not make pM4
According to the allegations, n1N
'tfn had dealings with 4. Dtck1NS1
agent for Fendley Dickinson. who CT
Quoted gambling establishment WxI
gu;se of a stockholders office II Moka
North Twelfth street, PiainttH a11eI|
that ne was required TO pay s'iuAR&
on losses that never actually oceuf3
and - a consequence was forced b&3
Dickinson to negotiate two upt14
greEating s6,TT2.63. with Interest,",
latter part OF August. 1905.
He prayed that this oblixati0ii
declared null and void and asked
be relieved of being harazsed
saunders Hobson. William r. M141
and W. +. Gray, who subsequently, IN
chased notes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
BIG SHIP STARTS
ON HER FIRST TRIP

Especial to The Richmond virginian J
NEWPORT NEWS, VA May H.
The Ocean Steamship Company
steamer City OF Montgomery sailed
this morning from the plant OF her
builders. for New York. where she
viii be turned over to her owners
She was taken 70 New York under the
sktlful hands OF Captain w. G. Mel
vim. the shipyard pilot. who has car
ried about every ship built Mt the
local plant the past decade through
their places The City OF Montgomery
VIII 10 on the run between New York
and Savannah
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
GERMANS OPPOSED
TO SUNDAY BALL
Delegates to Conference Say Sab
battfh Schools sSst5ouitf
Week Days
IDEA FROM PITTSBURG
Home Mission Reports Occupy At
tention of Body on
Friday.

Delegates to the Atlantic district
conference OF the German Evengeii-
cal Synod. now in session In Rich
mond. have concluded to take no for
NAL stand. one way or the other. on
the question OF Sunday school base
bali ON the Sabbath day. which has
been recently agitated IN Pittsparg,
individually however. they are said
to be practically unit in cpposing
tile proposition, believing that the
Sabbath should he Kept holy. as en-
Joined in the commander ants which
Moses crfuncIated from Mount sinai.
The delegates haze discussed the
matter informally among themselves.
but no discussion OF the subject has
arisen In convention. Only one Ger
man church, II appears, participated
i'll the recent Pittsburg movement. and
tnasmuch as the Smoky City Is not
included In the Atlantic district. they
deem 1t all the mors proper that they
should refrain from taking action in
the matter. however much they might
be interested in 1t individually.
Won't Emulate presbytcrians.
one of the delegates is authority Tor
the statement that the conference viii
sts,,d taken Ne tha Nor.sar. p,a.-
by.tertasts az atIar,;c 49,. &, ,,,tar
tng ,,i,,rT,-,~ y,,.e,,,,,,, .,,,r -
frfes-fobnson dstie ~ ta h.' ,,,J1,,g
or o,,t We ~ s,t,,,,.',r
Il mink cub rrattere ara ,.,,,,.ar,.
beyond tha snbarr ~ tro rt,,r't,,s
said tha de,egats u.s.
The conCercn~a t,eg,,, ~ thl,a DO.
session. Friaav ,.,,5,yt,,, ,,,i,,, r.,tt.,,g,1,s
'aa ,'''' ,iins WIN reitsi'ls
he Of sqt.,tar -. W. s.,r,,,,a.,
were rottoyad ~, 5isc,,ss,,,,, - $50.
mission tanorts .,,h.,t,t.a ,rt,,.,e.a,
ma rttf.t,larf1 ,,tt,, ,..'f,',a, 800.
work "a, <cvyarl n C,,,s3si''+..,i.,,'
of tranxuartafia' r,,a...r, =.
lion wlts me trj,, ~ ,sa A'',..,,,''. -,
piehmmr,s 'ta, ~ =, - ~
slderation Al IN rn.,rsi me- s..,.;,,,, va
49,, ~, e'4 ..''ts -sfS.s4''H-
rs.~s,ssf,,,, -, 1,,s,,,,..,'l
a.,,,,l1.fa1 ~ .,Et...s,... P'. = " ~
hgeh fo)lo,..,t ~. -. 80
serted in the l,,.s.,,,,,,, - :. -.
,.hurch E.tgb,t all .tarst'3' go l'''
In whit II me [n,.far,, e. - 80
Frtday night per ~ -, :, IT., ~
horton \ et4t 9e,,,1Er =. -,
andres. Ia c.,rr,',,, w, '.A'
ttvitv" pnv w ~ I,ras.1 Ia - -, -
LA. t,d ~, ''I5,Ss,, W ~ ans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
BEAT WIFE AND
STOLE OWN CHILD

For brutaily attacking his wife j.
I. Dunbrower, of No 20g Governor
street. was arrested Friday sfternecp.
He wns later released In hond IF $50
for his appearance In police court
Saturday morning II Is alleged ~
Mrs t3unbrower that cer husband na-
suited her early Friday morning. ana
WHEN she ran from tie house to get
away from him he carried of their
child, a two-year-oid daughter. The
father snd child were found at the
home of the father o. the man. who
wax taken in custod.' hy Officer KEEL
lara The child was returned TO the
aA0fn&g.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
BACK FROM TOUR
OF NORTHERN SCHOOLS

Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton J. D. Eggleston and Superiuten-
dent of Rural Schools Thmas return
ed TO Richmond Friday after three
weeks tour Of inspection of schools
in Northern Pennsylvania and up-
State New York.
Mr.. Thomas was equipped with a
camera and took many photographs
inside ana outside OF the rural schools,
while Mr.. Eggiesfon collected a wealth
of data which he will shane into a
story of his visits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
SMALL BOYS CHARGED
WITH CRIMINAL. AsSa,,r

Charged with criminal assault unen
ne-year-old white girl. Rosa
Bowles by name. Aaron Brown and
Willie Crittenden, negro boys not over
Thursday night and locked up for Il
hearing The case was partially heard
in police court Friday, but was CON
tinued at the request OF the officers who
ehirk three other little negroes are
implicated in the offense The little
child Is the daughter OF Mrs. Nj III.
Bcwies. OF eS23-A Chafin street. She
came into police court with her mother
ard was unconscious of the seriousness
of the offense that is alleged to have
been committed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
WALTER BELT WILL
RECOVER HIS HHA1)|
Young Man Who Swallowed Gu
sote in Baltimore is Now En-
tirely Out of Danger

Walter T. Belt. the young tn
from Richmond who Swallowed
overdose Of creosote in Baltimor4 4
Monday night, and who for twaxEt
Saar hours was in precAriouN Exi
dition at the Sisters OF Mercy Hx1
pitd, has Recovered from, the
facts of the poison and VIII be AE|
to return to Richmond withIu n
week--provided he wishes to N6
here
MIR. w. @. Wilkerson. his cpn
with whom he lived In Richnn&
until he was twenty-one years
went to Baltimore Wednesday asi11 r
turned Thursday. He was at
in the AFTERNOON OF the day ok
20
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
WHEAT KING DECLARES
He INTENDS TO RETIRE
James a Patten Says He Will
Quit Business July and Take
Things Easy.

CHICAGO. May 21.--"Yes. its true
I'm going to retire from business July
LIST" said James A. Patten, grain and
cotton king to the United Press to-
day,
Il mean it," continued Patten when
reminded that previous announcements
OF retirement had been followed by
new deals. II am going out of bus
mess for good and will take "a rest
during the summer. In the fall
will probably go TO Europe with my
brother George.
When asked whether he would spec
ulate any more Patten said;
Well now, that is hard to answer
II is pretty to teach an old dog new
tricks. l suppose / will trade g. Bit
Just for amusement. though"
he, added: I'm going to take II
easy. That's all there is to it,"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
FALLS FROM WAGON
WHILE HE SAUNDERS

Asleep In his wagon as a team or
mules logged slowly homeward on the
Broad Rock road. Chesterfield coun-
~. Daniel MCGOWAN, an aged farmer.
fell from his seat and Is now recover
ing from his injuries at the Johnston
Willis hospital, The accident occurred
Thursday afternoon about two miles
from Manchester. The mans body
was badly crushed and his skull frac-
tured. II is believed that an operation
to save his life Will be necessary. With
his family McGowan recently moved
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
NEGRO NEAR LAWYER
RELEASED ON 4

Especial TO The Richmond viP4x&
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. MAY
A. l.. Toiiiver. negro lawyexs
was fined $50 yesterday In fhA
Of Justice Henry F. Jones, Of mi
field. for praeticing law wfthout
cense. and sent to jail In def2fl1k
brought back this afternoons
Warwick Courthouse aud adfnfk13
bail. He was recently fined fo& r.
ticing law In the city Without
cense. He paid the fine after y IN
had been issued. His release ha&
obtained by colored lawyers
however, say that Tooiliver III
worth the trouble.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
Abraham Bush ono.

HARRTSoNBURG. VA, May al
Abraham Bushond. So years old. faith
er OF DIR. Miller A. Bushong. of Pu-
laski, is dead near Timberville, Rock
inghaIa county, from pneumonia He
il-aS EaAss a4se. etslestt=.+t4sri f7rr=
mer and member of the Lutheran
church. He leaEes twelve children as
follows: Or Miller Archie Bushong. OF
Pulaski Samuel and Arthur. near
Forestviile Paul. at home; Mrs. Jacob
kieter and Miss Ada of ,Martinshurg,
w Va; Mrs. Philip Neere. OF Mid
dletown, Ind; Mrs. Jesse Arehart. OF
HawktnstoWn: Mrs. Daniel Carger, Of
New Market and Misses Annie and
Nellie, at home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
BUCKET SHOP MEN
RELEASED ON BAIL

NEW YORK. May a7.--Louis A.
Celia, his brother Angelo, and Samuel
w. Adler, indicted Monday by fed
eral grand jury in Washington on the
charge of eonspiring TO violate the
bucket shop law, surrendered them
selves to-day TO United States Com
mis- sioner shields and were allowed
to go on bail furnished on the pre-
vious indictments
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
CAT AND FLY CAUSE a ~
Scratching Pet and Ann0Yfn
Bring Septic poiaonin1t VI

JERSEY CITY. n. T., NAY
cat and a fly caused the dest1f
ward III. Pratt. OF this city, f11ss
hospital. 3ss
MIR. Pratt WAS Is years old
the president or the Pratt Kd
lection Company ~
A week ago he reached NJ
Office chair to pet q kitten
scratched ON the right han
night he caught and crualAo
hand fly whose buzxfnE tz
dow annoyed him. The meS
ing he was awakened by
the scratched palm. IN
A physician diagnosed fh&
as septic poisoning. ana 0xl
vice Mr.. Pratt went to the h<1
Antitoxin and other RENEE
used, but there was no flsipS
The hand was anputateSl
became swollen. and On
was apparent the cnse 49,
Mr.. Pratt was married
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
WILL RUN EXCURSION TO
NATURAL BRIDGE AND LuRAY

Mrs. Il. Harris. 240s West Main
street. will agatn conduct An excnr-
sion this year to Natural Bridge and
Luray Caves for the benefit or st.
Marks Episcopal Church. June 18th,
18th. 18th.
Mrs. Harris win take pleasure in
personally caring for any Young peo-
pie, whose parents may not bs abi1 to
70 themselves
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
WILL BUY ENGINES
FROM N. & w. ROAD
Parties in Atlanta Negotiating for
Purchase of Fifteen Old
Style Haulers.

Especial to The Richmond Virginisn.J
ROANOKE. VA. May 27.--parties IN
Atlanta are negotiating with the Nor
folk ard Western Railroad FOR the pur
chase of about fifteen old style engines.
The sale will probably be made as the
engines are too small for Norfolk and
hauled in the shops here before ship
ment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
WOMEN MISSIONARIES
CONVENE CONFERENCE
Many Delegates Present at West
Richmond District Gathering
in Ashland

Especial to The Richmond yirginian. }
ASHLAND. VA, May a7.--The Wo-
mans Missionary Conference Of the
West Richmond District rs in session
here with a large number. Including
seven foreign missionaries present.
The delegates were addressed by Fl.
e. Tucker. on Rio Janeiro, by Miss
Parker, missionary In Brazil. and by
Mrs. Cameron Johnson, Preshyteria n
missionary to Japan.
The address of welcome was deiiy-
cred by Mrs. Wells, of Ashland. and
responded 20 by Mrs r. b. Toy. of
Asbury Place. Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
ROANOKE POST-OFFIcE
IS GROWING FAST

ROANOKE, VA. May 27.--Roanoke's
postoffice shows q remarkable growth
since the fiscal year ending June seth.
1901, when the receipts were sss.saa.-
l2. For the past ten months the re-
ceipts have been 3fos.S5s.sl. and egti-
mating receipts for May ana June at
$4,000. the total for the fiscal year
ending June 80. 1910. will he sl2s,55s.-
81. an Increase Of sG3.ssl.is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
Mrs. Della taoasneae.

HARRISoNBCRG VA. May e.
Mrs. Della Hogshead, Sc years old.
widow ~ Th"s. S. Hogshead. IS dead nj
Parma ssus. Augusta county. She leaves
two daughters. Mrs. Randolph and
Mrs. L. q. Peale of Waynesboro. the
latter is the wife Of Superintendent
Peale. She was a Presbyterian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
OBIT UARY
Miss Harriet Ricila rsfson

Miss Harriet II. Richardson aged
eighty-nin years, died Thursday ar
ternoon at the residence OF MIR W.
Freeman Dance. No. 1854 West Grace
stree. Miss Richardson was we'll
known in Richmond She leaves one
sister Niss lucy Ann Richardson The
funeral will take place Saturday Morn
ing AZ IL O'Clock from the residence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27

Mr.. Robert Lee jenkins aged
seve nty-iwo years, died Thursday at
noon st the home of his son, Mr. r.
c. Jenkins. Hanuta.' county. Va. Tne
funeral Ill take place Friday after
noon at 4 o'clock from the Walnut
Grove Baptist church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
NANSEMOND CROPS
DAMAGED BY RAIN

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
SUFFOLK, VA, May 27-Farmers
throughout Nansemond county and
entire section report heavy damages
to crops of all kinds as result Of re-
cent rains.
Horace Slavin, white boy, lost
two fingers Wednesday as the result
OF bicycle accident. DIR. J. NJ. Glib
son amputated the injured members.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
TROOPERS ARREST
ROITING CONvICTS

ATLANTA, GA. May 2T.~--The troops
which were sent last night 10 the Dur
ham Mines near Lookout mountain. on
the Georgia. Tennessee line. to quell a
riot among the negro convtets there ar
rested twenty-five OF the ring leaders
and were ordered home this afternoon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
CHARGE BEVERLY WITH
MURDER OF BROOKS

A coroner's jury Friday morning
pronounced Harrison Beverly the muir
derer of Daniel Brooks. who was shot
on May 10th. and died Thursday. Both
are eolored. The police are searching
Tor Beverly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
BROWNS HER CHILDs
WHILE DERAN(7I
Lebanon. Conn. Mother
Daughter and Tries to Kia

LEBANON. CONN. May 27.--A4sSaI
ME Ii. Wilcox, 3s, drowned Nor I
teen year old daughter, FIoreN0<R
mile from town, while meut&Ik
ranged. The desperate womA1{ III
tried to drown her son, GeormSs
eleven. but he escaped after 4 44t
and reported the occurrences k1I
grandmother. NJ M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
Mlarw.fck rark Sold.

For 1915 L. 2. Morris Friday bought
Warwick park, twenty-five acre
tract on the James river in Henrico
county. This property was sold at auc-
ton at the Henrico courthouse by John
C. Easiey, acting uEder a conrt decree
In the case Of Fritz SitterdinK against
the Warwick Park Transportation
Company
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
Herbert Graysou Brown

Mir. Herbert Grayron Nrown, aged
tNenty-four sesrs. died last Sunday at
the Retreat for the Sick. His body
was removed 10 his home in VALDEZ
lock. Hanover county. He was the
eldest son Of Nj. and Mrs Arthur
Brown.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
Mrs Huston Williams.

HARRlsoNRURG, VA. May 81
Blood poison resulting from a large
carbunele on the back OF her neck
caused the death of Mrs. Huston VII
lians, near Elkton, Rockingham coun-
, ". She leaves her husband and seven
children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27
rsr,hanake at SAT- Lake CI,y.

SALT LAKE. UTAH. May "A se--
we're earthquake shock was felt here
ct la:ia this morning No damage was
done Reports from the sugar Country
show that the quake was local
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-27

The Cooperative Teachers. AssocIa-
tton of Richmond, will meet in the
gohn Marshall High school ON Monday
aeerirg During the week, beginning
MAY gath an exhibit Of school work
will DO held In that building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-08

tnIee rooms, or DIVISIONS. the two ends
cut off by graceful facades with arched
tops and pilasters richly ornamented
in dull inlaid arabesque. The ends
were windowless. save high up in the
vaulted tops. where small and orna-
mental openings were filled with marble
tracery of the same design as that of
the balustrade of the veranda. In the
rear wall of the large middle apartment
were two large windows, each with
double shutters of some dark heavy
wood, plentifully bound with wrought
iron bands and heavy nails spiked into
intricate designs similar to those of the
big front doors which were swung back.
The walls were bare except in four
places, where exquisite weapons of
different designs surrounded shields
beautifully inlaid with gold. The flank
ing rooms. likewise, were devoid of fur
niture. save that around their entire
ends were stationary couches covered
with old tapestries whose colors had
mellowed with age The floors were of
splendid mosaic in brilliant hues. the
patterns being worked in a minute
square tile whose glaze reflected the
lights which came from a massive black
candelabrum suspended by chains.
II didn't let 'em change anything
about the place." the Consul said as he
pointed to the arms. Il had to nail one
saber. that big curved one, on the wall
myself That's when l embarrassed
myself by hittin' my thumb. Now
come on out here" he said. Got some
thin else to show you
Four chairs, which they recognized as
having been at one time in the old
palace, were on the veranda, and they
seated themselves as the Consul gave
an order to white clad Arab who had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-08

been respectfully waiting on the lawn The man
disappeared into hole in the ground and directly
into play its waters illuminated from below and
changing slowly from one blended shade to another
Lights run by little water motor" the Consul
explained (which shows that they were onto the
fountain game mighty long time ago..
But what earth is all this?" Charlotte asked
leaning across the arm of his chair and looking up at
him. How did you find out about it, Tell us all
about it. won't your
THE Consul laughed at her impatienee and stroked
her hair before he answered. well, l don't
know much about it. and reckon no one else does
or, if they do won't tell. You see it was this way
The Kad accidentally told old Teller who is some
the Sultans palace that his sister Twin with
and this old chap, ben curious and as ignorant as
everything else in Fee. wanted to know where the
American Consulate was The Kaid says when he
told the old Teller he gave him funny look and asked
him if he came here OF course the Kaid
day You d19 ID let
muck. Because love her. truthfully answers the
Kaid. What for?' says the old chap I've got be-
tween four and seven hundred sisters and I don't
love em. Most of 'em amt never seen nor don't
want to-"
But. Dad. what under the sun has all this to do
with the house?" his daughter interrupted.
Pm tellin' you, girl, just as fast as cam" the
Hon. Bob expostulated: Pm givin' it to you the
way remember it. Well Kaid Hamilton, bein' Of
an investigator turn. led this chamberlain
but couldn't find out for awhile what made him act
queer Finally the old man leans over and whis
bers. The place has two gardens, says he, 'one Of
which can't be seen from anywhere and which for
many years man has entered 'Why?' says Kaid
Hamilton still bein curious. Under a curse says
the old Teller. By and by. by leadin him along Ham
ilton finds out that the garden just back of the big
where all thought there was nothin' but
high wall and that once there door in the wall
That's all he could find out. few nights after, him
and me was walkin' out here while you girls were
loafn around inside. and he remembers this and
tells it to interestin story
But didn't tell us!" protested Miss Clarke.
mo, he amt exactly the communicate kind: