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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-01
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. April 90, 1910.
BEEYEs-Receipts. So cars, or LIS head,
sales. Dressed beef quiet at III g12tzc 20
Ister cables. Experts today, $50 cattle and
zoo quarters OF beef 10 London and 4o4 quar-
leIs - x rs y 3a8 all for butchers.
None for sale on live weight Dressed caves
slow al unchanged prices. City dressed NeaIs'
Ia 1.l-r ner 10 country dressed a loc-
SHEFP AND IANIBs-Recelptsr Il cars. ~
sac head; all fer slaughter Three cars Ee-a
80 -asra-dav on sale. Sheep entirely nom
inaI. lambs STEADY and al solo Con1I13ons arg
-,e5i,Jr71 clipped lambs sold at 81 59gSe =
7,e.r ne III. medium woclled DO At So Dressea
I1SI,++on slow at e a 15c, dressed lambs 10 q
IS: Countr,, dressed dollhouse lambs % 9S'
each -. 80 OK -l.nre5
- - < so: 8 unshorn %. 6S ID, So q, -,
: Judd & CO. oo5 b6nsIo Iaiii'S' u 80
9 -Rsoeipts, ~ carr; or 1879 head all
for Slaughter. Nominsjiy frTra. 90 $50
selrr Clare --rster6 day IS SANDERS, = EL4tc
49, III il. al 50 30 Der 100 ID : FE1ISyyl-
-5s 1,ics 40 III 50 90: i rough hogs, oa- ID
81 -sa- : ~raz eco ID. 20
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool, April 30--wHEAT-spot dull: tut
ures dull. May Is S+4d July, IS 3Fsd; October.
Is AID cORN-spct quiet; new American
mixed, Northern. IS 2isd; old, IS sizd; futures
nominal PEAs-Cauadtan- IS Sd FLOUR
Winter patents sos Cd HOPS-In London. Pa
rinc Coast f4nE5 So BEET-EIJr- India mess.
125s PORK-Prtrns mess. Western 115s-
HAMS-shcrt cut 7Is Sd BACON-Cuneerland
cut SIS; short rib, SOS GO; clear bellies, sos
long clear n1iGdlss, light and heavy. 69s: short
e!eas BACKS, GIs Cd. shoulders, square, ses
LARD-Prime Western, tterces, SIS Sd; Aneri-
car refined patls 64s Sd. ESE-C'auadian
finest white s2s &c: colored COS TALLOW-
Prime city. 33s: Australian IN London. 3ss
mon. los 90. PETROLEUM-Rednea, Tlzd.
LINSEED OIL. AS Cd.
London APRIL 90.-gUGAR-Ra@, centrifugal,
l5e nuscovado 13s; beet sugar April las 81.
IINsEED-Calcutta. April-June, Sos I'D LIN
SEED OIL. 3Ts Cd SPERM OIL, f32. Pc
TPoLETrM-American refined. slsd. spirits. ia
TTRPENTINE-Spl As ROSIN-American
strained. los Sd, fine los ID.
Antwerp. April 30.--PERoLEUN. 10 francs 10
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NEW YORK.

81 so: small half bbI basket. zoe 81 -: third
basket, 80 q 75c; PEPPERS, Florida. large box.
81 504S2 90; carrier, 81 PSI -; Cuban, SIG
81 25: PAPSNIPs, ola, bbl, soc 9s1; PAIRS
q IS 90. Bermuda crate. 1OCQ 81; ROMANO Z
Florida. basket. sec 1s1: Bermuda. crate. see
Isl. RABfSHES, Southern, basket, IS q soc
RHUBARR Jersey 100 punches 81 81 %
SCALLIONS, 100 punches. SOC I5c; STRING
BEANS, Florida, wax, Basket, 81 so4 So; green
So q S. 50; SPINACH Virginia, Dbl IS 9 toei
nearby, - q 2ac; SQUASH, Florida, white OF
yellow. box 81 1&1 90. Cuban white u q
Il 30. TI-RNTPs rutabaga- Dbl. $50 q 81 -
white. old, so 475e; TOMATOES, Florida, car
rier, T5c q 81 T5i Cuban, 75c G 81 25I WATER
CRESS. 100 punches 81 q 81 90.
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

Leaaen, April 2o.-Ths offerings az the weel
apetiop sales to-day amounted TO -, feo bales
The wool was n good condition and competition
ygAs animated 40 GEEn PRICES, especially "a nnA
greasy lr.sriuos a=d medium erossbrsds, wAiea
were taken freely BY Americans. New south
wales secured reaItE1d - Sd ami Victorian
greasy Is 4d- South Australian sold 5riszly TO
home and Continental spinzers Next week ST.
200 bst-- w44 be offered, Sales seloS7 Sew
south Wales 2 300 bales secured. Is ldQ2s sd:
greasy 5lsddls Dad, Queensland 900 bales.
secured fIl4dH5s I'D Victoria, 100 bales !
secured Is 6ladQIs I0fzd; greasy. sdQls Cd
South Australia, 500 bales, secured. Is -aa
bales, greasy, 1isda1s 7gd New Zealand, 8, ieo
bales: secured 1Ea1s 1Od. greasy. 6l1d41s 211d
punta Arenas. s, 400 bales; greasy. oad11s I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-01

New York. April 30, 1910.
GRArN-VHEAT-Easi early. with con
siderable selling by commission houses and
traders Influenced by cloudy weather in the
Southwest and predictions Of showers IN Ne
braska. Kansas and Missouri. This, il was
believed. would relieve the long drouth IN
those states. but the rainfall was light and
after declining about 1sc the market rallied
or covering by shorts and closed unchanged ct
&c net advance. II was estimated that
Washington. Oregon and Idaho would raise
I70 000. eco bushels OF wheat. Gables were
1rrn early, but eased of. No red wheat here
quoted 81 Il nominal, c :, and 10 L
Northern 81 II u nominal b, opening navl-
gatior. The New York / O'Clock close was:
Nav. 81 1872 nominal; July 81 II asked; Sep
tember. 81 0S9s bid. CORN-Steady. with
small o@fe-t-cs and covering by shorts. closing
1t a net advance CT = q &c. Steamer corn
here quoted 631zc, and No 60c. both no1nl-
nal elevator, export basis; export No :, 641z G
nominal Z b. OATS-Prices closing at un-
changed 10 &c net lower. Cash oats steady,
with natural white 26 to 90 10, ~ Z q 4sc, and
clipped white. "a 70 - h, 46 Z q sc RYE
E-T--ErTnfudi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-01
NEW YORK PRICES.
" heat
INTERfOR RECEPTs
,EARoARD CLEARANCEs

CQTT0N-I.esS active. business largely n
the wav of evening III, for over the weekend,
but there was an evident undercurrent Of ner7
vCllsuess and the street IVES full Of sensa 10naI
gossip concerning The possibility of further rae
ORD breaking operations IN the old crop months
The future intentions OF the bull leaders were
thought to he reflected IN the purchases OF May
and July Nv New Orleans traders after the open
T-7icy7 r7~evgrted the local markets fully re-
spending 10 the resctionary tendency shown by
Liverpool. The opening here was steady al az
a5rsrca Of 1 points on May, bur generally las
POINTS lower on the cables, after watch prices
firr1aed W. ana At enc time May showed q galn
q - points while July sold points net higher
ard the rev crop months a point or two above
from The hest under realizing, but was steady in
zone net ! points higher to 2 points lower, and
in the late trading one OF the big New Orleans
iIilIs bid 14s1c for 900 bales Of Nay Local
contract prices
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Yester-

Special liverpool cables: SPOT cuI-' saIes, 4,VVU
ba les; speculation and export, 500; American
nav docket 1900 bales. NIiddling upland, 7.95d.
Futures opened quiet, ! point higher on near
and / lower on distant months; closed easy, az
q net decline Of ) TO points; April, T'od: APrl5-
Ma SD: Afay-June. 5-6ld: June-July, 1.2L "a
1-1Iy-A rIg1Ist TJ2d. August-Septer1ber 10 &c.
Sspt=u ber-51ctober. 6,SS12d- Cctober-NoVeinpef'
& T01.d: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.63d: December
Jau55T- 6.6Id. January eoruary, 6597-d, Fen
T71ar[--NIarch s SD: March-April. 6.6Td-
COFTEE-Noderdtely active. sales amount
1rr 70 "a 100 bs==, and prices we're easier Clos
ing at a net decline Of 70 10 points There Was
C0TlgTderabIe pressure 10 sell, orders aPpaTe1Iy
ogr-i-r through houses with foreign connections
believed 10 bo due to cheaper hrin oners ifehl
Brazil, While TIE e1y1rg 80 7o=s-y ,7F +z "a
Sss= IN changed 10 $40 franc lower. HtmDurG
7,--cba~Eed 10 = pig decline; Rio IS refs lower
- aS6c5 while santos was unchanged, with -
GJ,ofed at 1880 and rs at $3.50 The Brazilian
T-.Zata rate OF exch ange on London was sd ad-
SSanre ard this was believed to have influenced
tSe foreign markets. spot quiet, with Rio No Z
Quoted sac Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-01
PAVILION HOTEL, COT IAGES
And NEW BATH HOUSES
SHARON SPRINGS, y. Y

@HAHUN
OPEN JUNE 23, 1910.
THE CELEBRATED WHIT slLrMST
SPRINGS BATHING ESrABLsHMENA'
OPENS MAY IS, 1910. >,ooo,
and St. Louis Exposition in 1904 Ine Baosn
Baden OF America Ranks with the oess We a.,
cures and watering places in the world rs
air Is pure and a tonic and free 1IoIn f1dtetie
Impurities. IT'S SPRINGs-Ths White sulphur
TsedIa ana Ngu1etul Baths and Douchss IN Az
forms anH inhalation. attract rh0aSa5s1S F-s
year fer their efficacy n fheuhaLlsHl. souI' So.
-.-1-.1.- a-a -rAIa-laI diseases CHRONIC nedIC
diseases nasal cataFrh and bronchial 6lssaSes
The superior quality and abundant supply -
rrst4F Ar xaaiAty 81 applications and eIDe-
rfenced and skilful administrators eonanih4 70
make SHARON SPRINGS the lsadlHS Vater
system FOR amusement and recreation every
attraction is offered. BOOKLET re- s,-z
JOHN Fl. GARDNER 6 sOSc-
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EDGEHu4L I'M.
On spuyten n.Iyvil VIII

EIeVaIt0u I'D Lect-
Elsa VIAWs Both Hudson ana Harlem diloJ8
vVuI be completed and opened in May ac-
can, r,peattors for Il limited number OF people
Wn1 do not wish assume t1e rSsPonsioittVJ
OF WORCESTERSHIRE but who would enjoy the
Exclusive SURROUNDINGS OF htgh-clSss resi-
rs-re- park Suites OF tesc rooms Win
nr,vats hath billiard room me plazzas.
housA surrounded with beautIrul OLD trees,
,x,o tennis courts. eFO4uet grounds Lesnas
St1 per week and upward. Now open Tor H.
spsetI0u Call or address MIS- n j. Of1lA1 t5sfs
EasehfI Inn spuyten Duyvil. n Y. 20 NH
80 nv New York Central electric train from
Grand Central Station TO sPnyten Duyvh sra
tien. 10 rr1irures' walk 20 Eesshin Inn.
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TIE MOUNTAIN PARADISE,
nET AN ARE WATER GAP, PA

DELAN AXE NAItN t-At' -,
C7au= Nav l. remains open until DeCsr1oerJs
as Enthusiastically the finest equ1ppe1 oesL ap
rointe.i largest and most luxurious hotel IN rnis
reefon-a aIf-uniIliou-dC ar hotel for those no
SOL the best in Appointments. service Corfort
an, location. Its grounds and preserves occupy
entire sunset Mountain, the hIShess @Iulu1e 49,
coolest Vocation (dsvofd OF ross. daEupnsSs and
t,rr77isitvl unobstr1cred views OF rnagrlncenl
rooTr No r.ofse or dust OF railroads Or public
HIGHWAYS. but within easy access OF not4 H0te1
is new and equipped with over one hlttoEeo u!e1
1-i7-srs baths running mountain spring Water
in AL rooms elevator, electric ug1tS steam He1
omen log nres. most approved water supply sno
zs.rjtsry- rsIlryintng sun partors On al Eeefs-
own farms and dairy OF reststsred cows. Entire
white service French chefs Crchssc-a. WI
fr-aiIe1r social diversions. SlAiarGss GOWNS.
etc. Private riding aca8snyt SAFE aeFSss sc
instructors New garage and higl-CaSg HE,I1'
Gals TERMS UT0uC and TlVgr n71inEl 1lldEll16
t-a--~hootfns sc. Special lflduSeflellLs II EA.1
z------ Nav a-I June ard 20 parties NflUe w
beok1st or camera vr-Tv5 -r1 auto ras~s Co@s5ss
-1s0r trains Fourth dsdS0n 1a1le o7Tns<s41Y
MANA cement IOAA l6LL SI-A-
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NEW YORK-
A GUIDE TO NEW Y0Rk'S
SUMNER PLAYGROUND AND
RESIDENTIAL SECTION

Long Island Resorts" is the title %
the new illustrated book for 1910 issued
by the Long Island R. R and containing
information about the various towns on
the Ocean and Sound Shore and through
the Central Section OF Long Island WIKI
location, capacity. attractions ana
charges of the numerous notes anu
boarding houses.
The book is free upon application AZ
city ticket Offices. 263 Fifth Az, lzV
B'way, I9 East 18th ST.. N Y: $50 I u
ton ST, Bklyn. or will be mailed on re-
ceipt of sc. postage by the General Fa5-
senger Agent, 263 Fifth Ave. New " ORR
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co,,uTRy PRODUCE MARKETS.

New IoTE, AprlI %. lslU-
BEANS AND PEAs ,-. e, sr 10 bags a,s
peah0- - 20 ard only the choicest marks
reach our top hsures in 19P6 o o WAY Fee
AllAg5 - Shippers could probably al mod
lrste drderg al S. 81 o b but some aaissTs
are unpynnng 70 sell at that- LING se7fay
scotch SCOT ch p bushei. 81 s. @s2 s7-. FAR 70
gocS 20 rs 81 So medium: cho!ee, - = = ~ y
e. IS: pes4 Sc e z q 81 2oi fsiF 70 COCO - u
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VIRGINIA hot SPRINGS

New YORK Once. THE PLAZA
Waters. baths. hotels and environments nc
where sdualled. Rheumatism govt and nervous
diseases cured. Complete hydro-therapeutic ap-
paratus japanese tea room Coli. riding, dris-
ing and outdoor pastimes- Through sleepers
leave New York 4.55 P. 81. week days Tickets
and Pullman reservations. c. q o. Office. SS3
Broadway, ana Offices Pennsylvania Railroad
FRED STERRY. Manager. Hor Springs Va
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THE GLEgwoop-F. K Johnson $50
RTVERvIEw H'SE-Le Barre EstaIe. I'D
THE EELLEVLE-Couway e. Blair. 90
CASTLE INN-A. Schmidt. 80.
MOUNTAIN HOCSE-Mrs. 7. Hsuser & SCH
KARAMAC INN-Extensiys river frontage
CATARACT HsE-L. III. Tucker son- ss'
RIVERSIDE HoTEL-M- NJ Ace 81
nFTAWARE HOCSNJohn Yarrick. 40.
RIVER FARM HSE-H. A. CroasdaIe' 90
CENTRAL HOUSE, T. La Bar: 3D.
FOREST HOUSE,. L. Marsh. Sd
PSsT OFFICE NORTH WATER GAP, Pa
xy1-Rr,;s Hyf,FJAN HOME-F. W Hurd.
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WEEKS BANK CHANGES

CLEARING HOUSE. BA. Slg37. CON
$ 80 ~ zoo sa Ell 8 :ssssSs
Fpsos 2 g ;ss 6 go / ss5sSo
S1s5sits - leo 555. 200 1ls5. 10 eo 20 s+a soc
cirouIatIon-- ESsls.1oo zs,l7S.oee lAS'lVV
s7-crszze. TINTED states deposits INCLUDED,
TIE following shows the relation between
TIE teal reserves and the total deposits oI'
the respective dates;
sssJ &c Gen s AP SIS e 600 Rsssf1ssss5
LeszI tenders. ss.1ss.7oo e9.o12eoo -s.o-soJ
totals ... 4o2e. 100 $500. $40 eco lS.ale,5oo
Os So aspos.ts sol SIS 500 zss4z7sso 02l1lso
Reserve &c.. sI25S7.eco s4is2.55o sseo5-s5o
GEARING HOUSE BANRs-DATLT AVER
AGE
i iss: & z1:sss SO 12s!s SOC
4sss: ass $3.50 ti.1ss 3 go sSSs :SS
Ti-ccia1icr. zs.S24.eae $3.50 goo 1910
.75crssss iUnttea states deposits included.
SEES. 200.
Tbe following shows the relation between
&c fetal reserve and the total deposits On
re respective dates:
rpsst. s5ss sas. 500 sssssiaooe s2 81 s Sc
legal tenders 67lsl-eoo eelAl,aoo l-e el
-o.aa. .Ss767s0-7oo sos $4,000 @slo72o.4oo
t5 "a T 5sP5ss ao11Gso75 2esssa15o 2475a
Reserve 81. SIS Oh 525 ss77i.l5o ss24s.475
.1no-ease
The following tabls compares the Clear
~ House fsyeraEe) statement With TIE
srs-e-7eTrs Of corresponding dates IN 1893
ard 1915.
aPrn 80 70 May ! o. 20 :, Nay Ma &. : ' 6so
Epecie 2s6,S1e, GO zso,oe7,'eo '-59'0=''''0
.se:s g, Sc - sSS 1ss $3.50 5e.96
-t-cuztn 4sISo.2o0 Ee@le.Syo 9e'--o'0-o
ne following shows the relation between
+he total reserve and the total uepoSi1S ga
TIRE respective dates
Am 80 10 1tsvi- '0e Nay : es
z-e-i. sessSia l-oa S2so. 2o1 200 sos 20 .eSe
egaI tenders 6el41-aoo 1890 o9-.E...oV
-,-s,s sos z5o. 800 $557- azs, 900 ss7e. 7a27 zoe
a9s7l 5 5s5sg 2assss5o s4s7se7oo al4 ssa SEQ
Reserve S6-77lI5o &ll.2o7.2eo se2,552.s geo
re- oeut Of ~k cs eco
SUMMARY OF STATE TANKS A -4-2- -4 5>Sz
lS@ : : - : 70 TIE NEW YORK
CLEARING HOUSE ----.sss
.o.-. ..........- .s1.lsa.7s5 200 s. $500 s%
tsEal ssaaers .--------- * 79a 800 e.5oa go
s51si deposits. eiiuainat-
TX amounts tue from
~eserZe repositories ara
ron o-hs- hanks a17
r-7lEc COMPANIES IA New -, -,. "a s.. .cn pgo
REsERvT--sTATE BANKS
-..- -z.7,. ............... s15.=>s.7co 1877
i1snositz N Banks and trust o-,o 20
companies Observation-Disclosures 49,. =
---s,. ...............-.. $50 s58,4oo 29-5l
REsERvE--RUsr COMPANIES.
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RESORTS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

POST OFFICE. SHAWNEE, Pa
SHAWNEE. HOUSE, Z Irarsue- 90
STROUDSBuRG, PA
HIGHLAND DELE. NJ. Foulks- 100.
HIGHLAND MIL & Ms Hudders- %.
CHTRLEIGH mn I. German 10
posi- OFFICE. EAST STROUDsBUReI "a
OAK GROVE HOUSE, v Smith So
OLD HOMESTEAD COTE-E-D. Bsarsdlee-
posi- OFFICE. MARsHALLs CREEk- PA
MAKsHALLS FALLS H'sE-E-D thurman
Post Office, Dingnan's Ferry, Pa.
HIGH FALLS H'T'I-P. r. Fulr1sr. Jr. 100
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,,--,sssa pyB Bailey. Nc. IS Broadway
OH ADELPHIA STOCKS
.iaAskea

rr,-,-bss bv Charles .. Barney & Co; 20 LII
~ = Fl-.-s .e52Azf neW YORK. 6Hd No il SOUL
- x+-ess philadelphia
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

furnished hv f. Thomas Teinhardt. No. IS
F-oa5 street, Eev York. ana 10. - Devon
Shire street Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-01

CAISkILL MOUNTAINS
4 Summer Outing o4bope he CToGds
LARGEST mountain hotel in the world Table
ana service unexceiicd. Garage. golf hnhs,
tennis bowling. boating. Large orchestra
Opens June 18th. Closes sept. 18th
Reservations OF rooms can be H1ad0 ar
sss Fifth Ave. Room 1fs- New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-01
BOSTON STOCKS.

r---,--es r. r L Day & Co. No. 3 Wall
y street
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the KITTATINNY

The leading hotel 81 DsLaSaTs Viz Jst
Pa Main hotel open Every sor-v-rtsercS
and amusement. Writs FOR BOOKLET snosfcg
hctei. auto maps. etc. @ FkANk C0FA-
NEW SPRUCE CABIN nm
Where vcu catch trout. Rooms On SO 80
with urfvata baths Booklet ". y, g ~ -
PRICE J-anadersfs Pocoro Nes.- "a
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EXPORTS.
CASH QuoTATIONs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nominal. c. !. + Elevator. export basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-01
RESORTS.
PENNSYLVANIA

CRESCo, PA
The BrDofPH-waItsr EudsIrn. y
CLIFF VlEW-Chsri-s KoTb. 80.
POST OFFICE. CANADENsrs. PA
Spruce Cabin Inn-w-J q MD. Price. 90
Hsiier's ut Airy Hse-H z. Heller. 90
MOUNTAIN LAKE H'sEE- Prizes IS
POST OFFICE. MOUNTr HOME. Pa
WOODLANDS. NJ 4 Cooper. IS
POCONO SUMMIT. PA.
POST OFFICE. PoCONo PINES. Pa
Pocono Pines Inn--Niss T Dolbsv. 100
NAOMI PINES HoUsE-S-Mns IAk..
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ST0gkBRIpGE,'
MASS.
IN THE
B { Rk SHIR { S
PENNSYLVANIA.
R. r
MaTER GdP HOUSE

onfy az hours from New Tors-D.. L v.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-04

1t is easy to see the silver lining OF
other peoples clouds
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-04
CHAPTER XVl-Continued.

az am grateful to you. Please turn
all YOUR trouble over to me-
"You did what l asked you to DO,
she said. when l had no right to ask
hut was afraid of what might happen
here. 1t is all right now and we are
going away; We must leave this place"
But shall see you again
mo! You have-you haVe-Helen.
You don't know me at all! You will
find your mistake tomorrow.
She was urging me toward the
steps that led up to the house The
sob was still in her throat, but she was
laughing, a little Historically, in her
relief that her father had come of I'M
scathed.
"Then you must let me find it out
tomorrow; will come tomorrow be-
fore you go"
"No! No! This is good-by," she
said. "You would not be so unkind as
to stay, when l am so troubled, and
there is so much to do"
We were at the foot of the stairway,
and l heard the shop door snap shut.
Goodnight, Rosalind!"
"Good-by; and thank you!" she
whispered.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-04

Helen Holbrook turned swiftly and
held the lantern toward me, and when
she saw me shrugged her shoulders.
you really give yourself a great
deal of unnecessary concern, Mr.. Don
ovan."
you are a damned impudent med
dler!" blurted Henry Holbrook. Il
have had you watched. You-you-"
He darted toward me, but the Ital-
ian again caught and held him, and
another alteration began between
them. Holbrook was wrought to a high
pitch of excitement and cursed every
body who had in any way interfered
with him.
Come, Helen" said Gillespie, STEP
ping to the girls side; and at this
Henry Holbrook turned upon him vici-
ously.
"You are another meddlesome out
slider. Your father was pig-a pig,
do you understand? If it hadn't been
for him l shouldn't be here tonight,
camping out like an outlaw. And
you've got to stop annoying my daugh-
teri"
Helen turned to the Italian and
spoke to him rapidly in his own
tongue.
You must take him away. He is
not himself. Tell him | have done the
best could. Tell him"
She lowered her voice so that
heard no more. Holbrook was still
heaping abuse upon Gillespie, who
stood submissively by; but Helen ran
up the bank, the lantern light flashing
eerily about her.
The Italian drew Holbrook toward
the boat that lay at the edge Of the
lake. He seemed to forget me in his
anger against Gillespie, and he KEEP
turning toward the path down which
the girls lantern family twinkled. Gil
lespie kept on after the girl, the Ian
tern flashing more rarely through thu
) turn in the path, until l caught thu
threshing of his launch as 1t sWun:
out into the lake.
l drew back, seeing nothing to gail
by appealing to Holhrook in his pres
ent overweight state The Italian ha
his hands full, and was glad, judged
! to let me alone. A moment later h
, had pushed off his boat, and l hear
the sound of oars receding toward tn
a island.
j | found my horse, led him deepe
!. into the wood and threw off the sal
die. Then l walked down the roa
until | found a barn, and crawled int
d the loft and slept.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-04
SYNOPSIS,

,rss Patricia 1olbroolI and Miss Helen
.,nnihrook her niece. were entrusted to
I ~ nore Of LauranCe Donovan writer,
l!! Ie.,,arinp near Port Annandale. Miss
9suntr;ria Confded to Donovan that she
ffsarad her brother Henry, who, ruined by
&c Tank failure had constantly threatened
"a" Donovan discovered and captured
hef' ,,trmipr who proved to be Reginald
[Ctii,1aenie SlIitor for the hand of Helen.
TnInttan saw Miss HOlbrOOk and her ia
I'm, r9aet on friendly terms. Donovan
tt",,,bt an Italian assassin lie met the
Io"S no supposed was Holbrook, but who
eaid he was Hartridge. a cahoe~naKer:
Miss Pat announced her INTENTION OF
Er5ting Henry HolbroOk and not seeking
Is ntba27 biIing place. Donovan met Helen
al ,,ardan AT night. DupHCity of Helen
III III confessed by the young lady. At
N .LI+ discussed as a nun, Helen stole
HIS kneI, +he house. She met Reginald Gill
id lU.II who told her his love. Gillespie
80 confronted by Donovan Al the town
noStoffce Helen, unseen except by Doho-
pos, sIinped a draft for her father into
van van tond nf the Italian sailor. y young
i lnJ resembling Miss Helen Hoibrook
. ,rus nhspryed alone in canoe, when
E MaI vas thought to have been at home.
T rigies admitted giving Helen $4,000 for
bar father. who had then left to spend It.
Miss Nj, Helen and Donovan met IN the
night ,il, She told him Gillespie was notnlng
III ,s her He confessed his love for her;
70 mTt. found Gillespie gagged and
b pTIyi in in a cabin. inhabited by the vii,
ioinnus italian and Holbrook. He released
t lam Both Gillespie and Donovan ad..
n nIitted love for Helen, Calling herself
PTnsaIjnd a voice" appealed to Donovan
for help. She told him to go to the canoe
makers home and see that no INJURY Pc
fell +b nln c;an noe home, Donovan
f As the brothers-Arthur and Henry
! TGoIbrooELwho had fought each other, in
6I1nvn,suItatjon. "Rosalind' appeared. Ar
thur averted a murder,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-04
MARRIAGE.

A game of chance in which the
chances are about even. The man
leads at first, but after leaving the al
tar he usually follows breathlessly in
his wifes trail. The rules are very
confusing. If a masked player holds
you up some night at the end OF long
gun, it is called robbery, and entities
you to telephone the police, but If your
wife holds you up for much larger
amount the next morning at the end OF
long hug, it is termed diplomacy, and
counts in her favor. In this, as in
other games of life, wives are usually
allowed more privileges than other
outlaws.-Judge.