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Directs His Young
Men Through Long
Programme Without a
Score, to His DUN, His
Players and the Audi
ence's nfage-Hen-
riette Nicholson Scores
as Soloist.
BY SYL VESTER RA

a RNOLD VOLPE has taken a leaf
~ out of Toscanini's book. ile con-
Quoted the Volpe symphony So
ciety's Orchestra at Carnegie Hall yes
terday afternoon without a score. The
result was astonishing. Never has he
led so masterfully and never ave the
young men whom he has trained so as
slduously for years responded to MS
beat with such fine effect. Their at
tack was clear cut. There was no slur-
ring at any time. Whatever was lack
Ing in refinement. there was abundance
OF virility. well under control, that was
invigorating.
1t was the first concert of the seventh
season OF the society. The programme
had only one fault-it was about twenty
minutes too long; but. at that, every
body stayed to the end. so delightful 1t
was. Mr.. Nolpe had announced his
purpose Of giving one composition by
an American composer at each OF his
concerts. ais time he chose Edgar
Stlllman-Kelly's Macbeth overture. a
new work. \ programme note said:
Its themes deal with the evil ambition
OF the King, his conscience and the
royal pomp of the banquet scene"
There certainly were rumbllngs and ex-
plosions that mi ut stand for Macheth's
Elimination and there were moments
OF pompous declarations to Offset the
gloom. The orchestration was modern
and effective and the work was worth
hearing.
Henriette Nicholson was the soloist In
Mozart's piano concerto in ID minor. She
displayed admiral BILE facility, and a tone
remarkable for it's luscious liquid quail
ity. She seemed imbued with tho scntl-
ment OF the bewltching composition. as
was the orchestra. In this number only
MIR. Nolpe used a score.
Beethoven's king stephan" overture
had served well for a warming up and
Into Dvorak's symphony. From the
New World' Mr.. Nolpe and his men
read an intensity OF understanding that
seemed born OF the patriotism of adopted
citizens. Gricg's "Sigurd Josalfar" suite.
stirrlngly played, was the closing num-
Der.
Miss Nicholson vas recalled many
times and there was warm recognition,
Mt all times, OF MIR. Volpe, who insisted
upon his men sharing the applause with
him.
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.OSEF HOFFMAN, SHOWS
HIS PROFOUND MUSlCIANSHIP,

Josef Holman gave another recital at
Carnegie Hall on Saturday afternoon
that showed the master pianist at his
very best. There was not only the man
Hesitation of Il great player but the re-
veaiing Of an Inspired artist. a great
audience heard him IN the Bach-Tauss!g
toccata and fugue, tho Mozart-Goubron
variations. B~eethoyen's Sonata, Op. III,
his own characte. sketches, n COM
positions by Chopin, Schumann and Ru-
binsteln. He added several numbers to
his published prog dmme,
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SCHWARENkA RECITAL
AT MENDElSsOHN HALL

Naver Schwarenka's plano recital at
Mendelssohn Hall Saturday afternoon
was received with genuine enthusiasm
by an audience that would no doubt
have been even larger but for the Hof-
mann recital, which was set for the
same hour. Schwarenka's flowing yet
strikingly in~dividuallstic style was best
shown In the groups of his own COM
positions which concluded the pro-
gramme. Other numbers were Chopln's
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cleanser In lU. tubes only.
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BIG ATTENDANCE AT
METROPOLITAN CONCERT

Alexander Helnemann, German lleder
singer, was the feature Of last nights
concert at the Metropolitan Opera
House, lie ang " roups Of songs
embracing n wide range OF sentiment
with n dramatic fervor hat led to a
fracture of the nO-encore rule.
Next to the German baritone the
audience. which completely filled the
opera house. was most demonstratlye
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Judge from these prices

MEMS SOLID GOLD RINGS
signet and other designs-yarious
ColOrcd jewels reg. $40. ...... 2.08
MEMS SIGNET RiNGS-Extra heavy
large seals for monogram
value *. vs. 900
BOYS SOLID GOLD sIGNET RINGS
rich dcsigns-rosc finish
value sJ.DS-spccial. ..... 1.Q8
Finer, with Diamond Bhlliants. to siups.
MEMS SOLID GOLD LOCkETs-
satin or polish finish
were 81. OS d,0a
SOLID GOLD CIGAR CUTTERS
Rose. satin or English .
SILK RIBBON FoBs-solId gold
mountings-harncss buckles
engraved or plain-,velue s2.9s 400
ftn'r fob'' Sc, with d%ismeud. or other
MEMS SOLID GOLD RINGS
Dloodstone, agate and csrbuncles-
English or roso finish mounting
SOLD or pierced shanks--massiyc
dosigns-good value at s. . 90. 3.4O
MEMS SOLID GOLD SCARF PINS
many hnc styles 90
MEMS SOLID GOLD SCARF PINS
SGT with genuine pearls Or other
jcwcls-valuo 81. 60 to 81. 40 80. 1,Qa
Finer. with Diamond settings. to si2.6
MEMS SOLID GOLD CUFF LINKS
Roman polished or English finish
largo sizc-vnlues 3.vs ....... ADO
MEMS SOLID GOLD CUFF LINKS
Roman or English nnlsh-
with brllliants ......... 2.QQ
Finer with extra large
brilliant Diamonds. 10 St5.os.
SOLID GOLD 1lE SNAPS
Roman or polished bead. fancy
or plain designs-worth sit - .QQ
Finer and Larger. Will ~
Diamond Bnlliants. 90 1893.
WOMEN'S AND MISSES SOLID
GOLD klNGS-solitairc. twin or
cluster-gcm stones and real
anrl.-yu 90 nA m
SOLID GOLD SIGNET RINGS
Women's and misses'-polish or
rose finish value SAD ....... Loo
WATCHES FOR MEN, We
For Men..............3.o s to IS .0s
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Sweaters
For Women and Children

Fine Stocks-Fine Values.
Women's MI sweater Coats
Fancy double breast-
2 pockets turnover collars and
cuns-value $3.50. ............. l.0S
Elegant sweater Coats OF drm. clio.
~weave-singlc or double breast
reg. S3.Os 2.0S
Plain Weave Tailored sweaters OF
excellent quahty-V neck-turn-
over Guns. ........ ........ SOB
Gable Weave sweater C~oats-custom
madc-threc pockcts-double breast.
WIN fourteen pearl buttons
neck. ..... S.0S
Childrcn's sweater C~olts-fancy
weavc-N nc;k-pcarl buttons and
pockcts-6 to 10 yr4.-rcs. $3.50. 90
Childrcu's An Wool sweater Goats
douolo Oreast-special ......... LOO
Chlllren's sweater Coats--hlgh or
' neck -singlc or double breast 1.o9
Girls All Wool Swcltcrs-new
serpontine weaye-turnover
collar and cuffs Especial ....... 2.08
Womcn's Knit Vests
Knit Vcsts-plain or fg~urcd-doubie
brcast-braid finish ............ Lao
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SOLID GOLD PENDANTS. with chain
also fcstoons-thc workmanship OF
these Is remarkably fine. and from The
lowest price up jewels are genuine
at Si.ip IL n large cluster OF
seed pearls In grape form.
with tendrils n leaves OF dcllcatcly
cnamcllcd ~gold-uthcrs with genuine
matrix. amethyst. ctc.--marvcis OF
beauty and value. 300 to 32.9S
JEWELLED PENDANTs-dcsigns
are true copies ~ costly diamond
pendants and are very beautiful
zach one thlckly s"t with hrilliants
rs clear and effective n genuine
diamOnds-somr combined with
colorcd stones or gcnuinc Barouue
pearls, set In solid sllVcr-gold flicd
or platinum finish chain goes with
u-jewollcrs ask IS 30 to Sl2 too
Our prices ......... 1893 to 500
NEW FEsTOON AND PLAQUE
PENDANTS-gold or sterling silver.
Ia new platinum cirect-set with
brilliant white or colorcd jewels
In genuine tintings-also com
bin"d with pearls ...... 1913 to 8.0S
RHlNEsToNE seek PENDANTS.
set In platinum finish neck chain
To match-in velvet lined
box-value$ 81 ~ l.08
SOLID GOLD NECK CHAINS
curb and other ~dedgns--iA and 10
Inch cngths-worth sitD. ..... 2.98
WOMEN's SOLID GOLD LOCkETs-
Round or heart shape
Finer. with Diamond Brlrants. TO tlG0s
SOLID GOLD CHATELAINE PINS
Many rich dcslgns-pol.shcd
or English finish si.i9 90. 2.9S
SOLID GOLD VEIL PINs........ o.pa
SOLID GOLD COLLAR on CUFF
PlNS-platn or cngravcd-prutectcd
catchos-worth Sl.O0 .-......... .O8
WOMEN'S GOLD FILLED
BRACELETS-
Roman or polish finish o.OS
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Christmas Remembrance
To Our Customers

l1-Inch Holly Wreath, EH e
Natural coiors on gold.
Answers purpose OF real holly
"a saves expense anu litter.
THIRD FLOOR-STATIONERY.
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Tue day-La t Day
For This Offer in
KIMONO TLANNELETTES-

Beautiful styles and colors.
fer Pal a 3, Dressing
iacques, Bath Robes and
Children's House Wear SA
others ask 10 cts. for mill ~
.ensths-Our Price T0-mor.
row from the piece. .......
ALsO-SpECIAL LOTS
SILK CHIFFOSETTES-
flg'd, plain and dotted. IN exquisite
colorings that Ghpw 10 such charming
elect In evening dresses ......... I'D
MERCERIZED MOIRES-
look Ike SILK ana wear better mako
very rich looking party Dire, r.-,pCciai
lot only In White aud lIgnt cIunInE
tints-
therefore, - ct, qualities ........ 10
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Fantasia in F minor, Liszt's "Mephisto
waltz" and Ricordonzo and Beethoven's
Sonata Appasionata.
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MEN. MISSES \ BOYS
'Lseiui Giffs a re BcsfD
Hare Ars Bzd Sbrosds

AZ prices to interest gift and other
buyers.
HStrh iino Crochet Sprcads-Hcmmcd.
"'hkcd or cut c~orncrs-valuc S 90 Log
pain ilnlsh Marscillcs-hem'd, fringod
W cut cornors-valu 81. rs 80. 2.1Q
run Sizo Satin finish Narcotics
medallion centres --hum'u. frIny,d mr.
cu, corners value $500. .....'. 9,Oa
Fun SIZE Engiisi, Marscilios-aorai dc i'm :
nom Il fringcd or cut corners 2'Go
Extra Large T. 'Orted Nlarsoille, sprcndeN,
sallh hnisii -dom'd, fringeI or cut
cornnrs-yaluo 81. yS H.ao
Extra quality Imported AiarsciIlc,-
value 400 o.........,...,... 7.os
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WATCHES FOR MEN, Y
Practical Gift Ideas In
Decorative Articles

Sure Of appreciation with all who de-
light in dainty home appointments:
Trimmed Pin Cushlons-cmb'y md
ribbon nish-clscwlic here 60 ..... .4S
Complete stock o. finer Pin Cushions
to lbs
Full line OF tntrlm'd Pin Cushions.
Muslin and satin Covered beat Sizes
Z to 30 cts.
Hair Receivers and iin' Pin Holders.
GOV cred with fancy braids, ribbon. not,
all In gilt boxes. .......... IA To 2.40
Fancy Head Rcsts-flgurcd satscn and 49,.
satin 30 to go
Emb'd Burlap Cushion slips
appliqucs aud other styles
were Az, 30
Silk Velour s~lips-usually 50. ..,... 80
Large variety pretty tops and slips
Satin. Tapestry, Burlnp. velour, Hand,
Spainted and Leather.... Ia to La
Roady-made satccn sofa Cushions
with ruiflc-yalun ~ ............ SO
Full line OF sofa Cushions to y 90.
Satin and Brocado Glove Cases-
plain or hand painted ...,. 10 TO Lao
Tinted Wicker Work Baskets
with and without iittings-plaln or
tufted satin lining ........ "a To 7.08
Fitted Work BoXeS-
great htoch ....ts..s.. "a To Obj
Needle Cases In immense variety
tho tttings alone Of some arc worth
price OF tho whole cast. 10 to 1.OS
Sewing scts-for darning. glove
mcnding, etc. .......,... 40 to Lao
Fancy Bags for sewing. laundry.
shoes, collars n cuffs. papers.
letters, etc. .....,....... 10 to 10
STAMPED sCARFs AND SQUARES
1880 and 3Ox3O-cxtra fine.
with Mexican drawnwork-
Observation-Disclosures so. .......... 40
II. 5. with row o~ponwork--
value ~, 10
52-inch Squarcs-H. :. with three
rows drawnwOrk-vGluc sl.iO. .. on
Finer ana more elaborate to EOS.
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AElP WANTED-FEMALE.


. GIRLS wanted for The stage, no cxpgrisnJ-
at D 4. II. Monday. Mr. vows.
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Gift Boxes of
Embroidered Elannels

Have struck popular appreciation.
Judging from our sales. And no won.
uer-a gift that any woman values
I'VE have them also for the chill.
urehS and baby's Christmas-at least
5oo pa'terns In every variety OF effect
daintlcst scallop to Nest elabo.
rate-white, pink. blue ana other Itch,
and dark shades. We carry oniy tho
best-emb'd With pure silk on hand
loom machines, and on ilannels from
the beet mills.
IL to ch I'D. lengths.
.S9 to 9.S8
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Christmas Cards and Calendars
Latest Novelties
Calendars 80. 10 to Lao
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Leo,,oL,, A MAGNIFICENT stock of the Latest Fancies
/SNUkHV At Prices Far below the UsuaI
Judge from these prices how effective n gift II moderate sum can buy
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RtAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEW JERSEY.
DENTISTRY.
NIGHT AND DAY DENJlSIo.

No time ius,, 40 s.ltsI4us vac tJTiuIes VI as
damned waiting tor dayiIsIt and The dentist.
I'M rtsson taken at nght. teeth ready IN tns
moving, Best work; rea opatle prices. HanSI
Dental Assn, .O5 sixth Az. below cor 18th :
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MM1lHLIU1lIN

nio mnrtc Watches ana save rrat;t
Oiauiohoo Retailers Prohis SiSuit
U. u. DAVIS son 4 CO, t2-ia yohn u.
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For Baby's Christmas

" hich incInaes "Babfes' TO 5
yrs. old
A new Coat. Dress and Cap would be
Just the thing. The question OF
wnere to get dainty and good ones a
a modest price IL quickly solved TO
perfect satisfaction by selection from
our hundreds Of models In sizes to
6 years.
Long and short Wool Coats. 2.SS to io.os
Long and short silk Goats. ass to 1855
short BcarsAin Coats. ......1.o8 70 1895
All fashionable fabrics, beautifully
trimmed with pretty braids, lncos and
medailiuns or hand embroidered.
LonL anu short White dresses .3e to lO.0s
Cnildren's CORD Dresses. .3o to 49,
LoIg and Short Whitc skirts. 80 to 81.
SILK Naps ..........s... .xv 10 e.es
silk Bonnets. .............. 90 TO lA.oc
Boarsldin Caps ......... - To 1.os
Bcurskin and Felt Bonnets.. 90 TO S.oa
Fur bOnncts ........ ...... Less 10 osoS
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oHi u|atoTtHltnlS NEE widely
INITIAL HANDKERCHlEFS--
FOR MEN
All nen-launierod -oa .l2 Il TO 40
Box OF sIS-llncn ....... rs aud .OP
Boz Of six llncn ........ so
FOR WOMEN-
Pure linon -each, ,..... .12' to as
Box Of six ....... 40 .YE .o2
EMBROIDERED HDKFS--lOO styles
Pure linca-H. y. or
scaliop .,..,..,...,, as to 90
Union 'inon .,,..,.,. IL - TO 40
LACE TRIMMED HDKFS-
Pr.ncof' i"ico .... Lao 20 o.o8
Val, Llcc-with and without
ch,O'y combinations . , IL z! to LIDO
All LISES -rllin-
Aicn's ticmstitcn .....,.. q to do
Mons Extra size 40 to 40
Mems Tap' Edge '..'.. .i2l3 70 30
Mems Ly'ra fi1r
IapO Edge .........., 80 To 40
MOmcn's iicmstitcll .... o to .o5
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Extra Holiday Specials in
Dress Goods

SSSS
Dress Goods Department wishes r.
have 1t plainly stated that these d.
sirablc fabrics are not the ordinary
qualities elsewhere offered ut prices
to match or ever higher. The values
given below are strictly conservative:
A Dress Length ~ any Of these
t7-IO-S yds.) makes "a line gilt!
Wide Vale Serges 70
Regular ST. IS Goods. e ~
Strictly all wool-54 inches wide.
Elegant. soft 1nish-colors are:
Nap. Mos Green. smoke.
cadet. Hunter Green. Golden brown.
Peacock. Olive. Catawba.
Taupe. Anichoke, Rose.
Also Black.
Pr eIIas-SoIeils 60
The Real Ga CT. Kinds.} .OS
Black and the leading Fall AMI
Winter shades-42 inches wide-aii
wool-sL perb goods that drape SO well
and are so Arm and strong that they
are away up on the list OF goods for
Suits and one.piece Dresses.
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Christmas requirements.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS-
FOR MEN
white Jap. Sikh. s.. as to Lao
VITA Initial ............. .26 to .oS
White Cro3sbar, Rllovor ng'd
or plain with cord border .40 70 40
old or White Ground
with border or centres In
latest stripe and dot edects as 70 40
FOR WOMEN
hite Jap. silk, bcguti-
| fully embroidered ...... .2S to .OQ
MEMS SILK MUFFLERS-
White or Black Brocadc, 40 to LOB
Co!ored Brocadc. ........,.... .OS
Black Surah-cx, size. l.3O and LOB
white s~mah-cXtra size. ......l,oa
Black sailor Mufiers-yard
square rich black tatrcta silk Lao
CHlLDREN'S HDK'FS-
Fancy Christmas boxes
DON VI f'''''s .06
Box OF .Ao
Pure llnon- lnltlal-thrco In a box Of
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HANDKrRCHIEHS rOR GHTN

AI"AyS Welcome and appropriate for young and old.
III aseortments meei widely varied Christmas requirements.
AL HANDKERCJIEES- II ~ uANDE EpcuIpuc
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SYNOPSIS.

Baraka. Tartar girl. became enamored
of a golden bearded stranger who was
prospecting and studying herbs in the
revealed % u TO i" him ohe the location alton Of T a mine
Of rubies hoping that the stranger would
love her in return for her DISCLOSURE
They were followed e the cave ,Ss by
trance. and drew OF the water supply.
leaving the couple to die. Baraka's cousin
Saad. her betrothed. attempted TO ciimo
the traveller shot him. The stranger was
revived from water gourd Saad car,
ried, dug his way out of the tunnel. and
bag OF rubies. Baraka gathered all the
gems she could carry. and started IN pur-
suit. Margaret Donne tMargarita da
engaged in London to Konstantin Lo-
gotheti. wealthy Greek fnancier. Her
intimate friend was Countess Leven;
known as Lady Maud. whose husband
had been killed by bomb In st. Peters
burg; and Lady Mauds most intimate
friend was Rufus Van Torp. an Ameri.
men in the world. Van Torp was in love
with Margaret, and rushed to London rs
soon as he heard of her betrothal. He
Offered Lady Maud Maud Seoe for p, her Pc,
the singer from Logotheti. Baraka ap-
preached Logotheti at Versailles with
rubies to sell, He presented a ruby to
sent II TO Venice. He was visited by
Baraka in male attire. She gave him a
ruby after the American had told her OF
having seen in the United States a man
answering the description of the one she
loved. The American followed Margaret
to the Bayreuth "Parsifaf' festival. Mar
garet took a liking TO Van Torp. who pre-
scented her with the ruby Baraka had
given him. Count Kralinsky. a Russian.
arrived at Bayreuth. Van Torp believed
him to be the one Baraka was pursuing.
Baraka was arrested in London on the
charge OF stealing from Pinney. a jew
eler. the ruby she had sold to Logotheti.
Two strangers were the thieves. Lady
Maud believed that Logothetfs associa-
tons with Baraka were open to suspi-
cion. and so informed Margaret. Van
Torp believed that Kralinsky was the
cowboy he had known In his young man.
hood. Logotheti secured Baraka's re-
lease. and then, with her as his guest.
went to sea on his yacht Erinna. Baraka
explains her plans for revenge on the
man who had deserted her and left her
to die. Logotheti succeeds In moderating
her rage. Lady Maud arrived in Bay,
reuth Margaret and Van Torp entered
into an agreement to build a tremendous
opera house In New York. The thief who
stole the ruby from Mr.. Pinney was ar
rested In New York and the stone recov-
cred. Lady Maud confided to Van Torp
that she believed Kralinsky to be the
husband she had believed dead. Van
Torp promised his help to unravel the
mystery. The party gathered on Van
Torp's yacht and Lady Maud discovered
that Kralinsky Is her husband. He Of
fered to rejoin and be true to her. She
refused. Logotheu took Baraka ashore
at Naples to procure her proper outfit.
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POLICE COLLECT MONEY,

Helena.-Judge Clement overruled
the motion to acquit ]. H. Raftery, edi.
tor of a local paper undergoing trial
on the charge of criminal libel per-
terred by Mayor Edwards OF this city.
The court also permitted the intro
duction Of the alleged libelous articles.
which are severe stritures ON the pres
ent administrations method of hand
ling municipal affairs.
Police Sergeant Barnes testified he
had collected $40 month from all
women In the restricted district and
turned 1t over to the chief Of police,
this being the fine system In vogue.
Other evidence tending to show vio-
lations Of city ordinances was intro
duced.
Judge Clement. in oyerruling the mo-
tion to direct verdict. made p strong
argument in favor Of the liberty Of
the press. denying that q public Of
fetal cannot be impeached unfavor.
ably without libeling his character.
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ORDER TO GIVE SERVICE.
Montana Railroad Commissioner %
sues Radical Uitimatum.

UU0U MAGICAL OtomAt0m.
Helena.-The state board OF rail.
road commissioners directed the Mon
tana. Wyoming 4 Southern Railroad
company to equip its line Of railroad
by purchase. lease or otherwise with
facilities necessary to render reason
able service to the public. Such SER
vice 10 understood. they say as taking
care Of all shipments offered for trans
portation. in addition to providing the
coal mines In the Bear Creek feld
with q sufficient number of cars for
loading at all times, according to the
orders placed by the mine operators,
as well as reasonably prompt service
In the matter OF switching out the
loads from the mine tracks.
The order states that while the step
Is somewhat radical. the commission
does not see wherein this Is imposing
any hardship upon the carrier. or re-
quires 1t to perform any service other
than that which 1t has agreed to do
by the terms Of its charter.
The railroad extends from Bear
Creek to Bridger, where 1t connects
with the Northern Pacific. Bear
Creek is one Of the chief coal camps
of the state.
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ma and show him to that Tartar girl.
Shed know In a minute. He can't be
her man and Leven. too. There's only
one thing to be done that I can see" )"
"What?" asked Lady Maud sadly
and incredulously.
Tell him you'll take him back on
condition that he'll shave"
Mr.. Van Torp. who was in dead
earnest. had just given his best friend
this piece of sound practical advice
when the door opened. though he had
not rung, and the steward announced
that the second mate had a message
for Mr.. Van Torp. He was admitted,
and he delivered II.
The owner sprang to his feet.
BY thunder. we've caught 'em!" he
cried. as he rushed out OF the deck sa.
loon.
Lady Maud leaned back and stared
at his empty chair. wondering what
was going to happen next.
This was what happened. The Ian.
cashfre Lass reversed her starboard
engine with full speed astern, put her
helm hard over to port. and turned
back towards the straits In the small.
est space possible for her, passing
less than cables length from the
scylla rock. and nearly running down
half a dozen fishing boats that pulled
like mad to get out OF her way; for
they supposed that the steering gear
had broken down, unless her captain
had gone raving mad.
While this was going on, Can't,
Brown himself. with the international
signal code In his hand. was calling
out letters of the alphabet to q quar-
termaster. and before his ship had
made half circle the fiags ran up the
single stick the yacht carried.
My owner has urgent business with
your owner" was what the ilags
meant in plain English.
The Erinna was going slow, for Ba.
raka was only Just ready to come on
deck. haste being In her opinion, an
Invention Of Shaitan's. Logotheti.
who wished her to see the straits. was
just inside the door of the deck ga
loon, waiting for her to come out Of
her cabin. The ofncer of the watch
read on the signals OF the other yacht.
ran up the answering pennant, and
sent Tor the sailing-master, but could
OF course do nothing else without or.
ders. So the Erinna continued to 70
slow. All this took some minutes, for
the oficer had naturally been Obliged
to look up the signal In the code be-
fore answering that he understood II;
and In that time Van Torp.s yacht had
completed her turn and was nearly
alongside. The Lancashire Lass
slowed down to the Erinna's speed.
and the two captains aimed their meg.
aphones accurately 1t each other from
their respective bridges for q lfttSs
pleasant conversation. Capt. Brown.
BY Ar. Van Torp at. his
elbow. repeated what his signals had
meant The other sailing master An.
swered that he had already informed
his owner. whe was coming to the
bridge directly.
At that moment L0gotheti appeared.
There Was not much msre than q
cables length between the two yachts.
which In iand-talk means 200 yarda.
Van Torp also saw . slim young lady
In blue serge. vttAs q vetl tied over
her hair. leaning eo the rail Of the
promenade deck and looking towards
him. With his gIasses he recognized
the features OF Ba1aka-
Got 'epa% ~ eJaculaaed In q Low