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c'ss 's"
tanity warrauting my approach. 1
raised my hat and assured her that
her flight was needless.
She made NO direct reply 10 ne. hvt
O. she rose save utterauce 10 n n.
precision Of an.Oyaace. Mon Disv!-
! heard her say.
stood for . moment trying 70 -
call whore ] had hsard this same
voiesl 0hs turned Aer Iaes y snch
wy that the light illuminated Il.
Then indeed surprise smots ne.
"Msdam Baroness" said ] laughing.
1T ID wholly Impossible for you 70 Be-
here. yet you are here! Never again
wtm ! say there % NO such thing a.
chance. NO such thing - fate. - suea
thing ~ . miracle!"
She looked at me one brief ~,
msnt: then her courage returned.
"Ah. then, my IDIOT" she sail,
''sincs Il 10 to b our fortune always
to meet Of dark nights and In inpos-
sible ways. give ne your arm."
laughed. I'VE may a. well make
treaty. II you run again. shall oaly
follow you"
Then ] am again your prisonerr.
MADAM. ! again am yours!"
al least. you Improved" said she
Then come"
Shall ! not call . ca!eche Tho
night 10 dark"
mo. mol" hurrisdly.
We began Q midnight eourse that
took ~ quite across the old Preach
quarter Of Moatreal. At last she
turned Into . small. dark street of
modest oae-story residences. iroa-shut
tered. dark and cherries. Here she
paused In front u narrow Iron gate.
MADAM" I said. you represent 10
me ons Of the problems u ny iifs.
Why does your taste run to such guar.
tiers % these? This might Be that
same back street In Washington!"
She chuckied 70 herself. II lesgth
laughed aloud. But wait! n you
entered my abode once" she ssid,
why sN againi Come"
Her ha,A vss n the heavy h,ocker
a shs spoke. IN a moment the doo,
slovlv opened tu.t a. n haA Ao.e
that .isht hefor. h. wash,.etoo NJ
p.sioo 1900 hsscve ~ .v,ftIv.
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The Dolores star., 1910-07-29

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r vss hts1 = - asssvvas6. 49,
~ splss1i1 sale - ll1ogsle 1os11so
Sos ealy I've dellass a0oess. ~ \ 49,
nice 10 knew ! ~ Dseuty q 0Goov
ID ~ Doceet % ~ 80 80 ~ ooAog
things wanted. ~.
r ss,sets1 : DssSsee bsaaey - Z
knew yosA - awfslly peeaos1 M &
escauss n bstteee1 h fssal. flassy. I
told ths salesve0ao 70 - 4 -
thea W leeasd areua1 q ~ ~ eonap
waists aa1 1i1st 80 any nhs1 ~
Ter than utns, 90, alsss 0useo ovA1Do.
went 10 ths gisl vho - val1o1 .
~ asl asked hss Y ~ sAaaoe noIo11
come yst.
"CAsass!' ~ rsDsaasd. TAsss
esa't any change. Yea save - -
vaght aooant-A tvelsllas I'M
n couldn't have tess sAat.' ~.
Tor ] di1n't have twoAs1laS IN Wteh
ne. ! I'D met oas ave-aso>as m
she called TIE nanaOss q ~ -.
partmsat ss1 ~ 10Th tea1 IN q ~
error. was careful Det . say ~
thing critical abost ~ eaSosWomaa's
carslsssness. Tor knev svesybs1y y
liable 10 make mistakes. To 0aanesg
went dowa 10 Ne cashier aol. afoev
bad waited until ! was ssttiao sire1.
- came tack aa1 saS1 thsee ~ oooo
no avsdo,iar BIN DaS1 into thee -
partmsst for soms tine hseess -
b0ugAt ny waist.
"'Thss you dosb< ~ vos1r ea1A
mo. madam - replied. 'bus h =
pcssibls that you pai1 . two.Aellas IN
without aoticisg n
"'Hov could o. ashsl. 'wAsa -
only . Avs-lollar I'm with 0er
"'Ars yos suits surs that 20 ~
10 two1ollsr mir - ssturuel.
'Doat you tAiak. Harry, h - -
Dsrtinsat q bin 10 Susstioo - =
that way? Bsulah was lnesassl q ~
rudenese. I cen tell you.
80 esrtalaly 81 pos1tive,' sspo1ol
for ! rsasabss tAlnhiag ~ 0ssa.
ins that 70 taks . nvs.Ao1las IN ~
~ days szpsnses. go - - 1T
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besa n. foe havsot svsa 49, sWo
dollar In Tor . hog tire. A {
weat a. vssy ormly. 2 wisA ~ Woub1
refund ~ thrss dollars q sseAs
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naAaa.' ~ lselass1. ~ n - 90
balaacs tosight sAssll sAew shaa -
owe you three 1sa1ass VEN - \ -
yos tonorrov.'
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! haA spsst q ~ hlsuse. ~ I nnoW
after ali that fsss sAsu11 naves ~
any pleasure ID Il. A. ~ ~ 6
Arst. Harry. I've 1sei1sl nsvee = 9
inso hat stoso aoaon.-
"llavs yes bests1 1se ~ 0vels1onv
BIN siness yes ,eens hsosf- We1osP.
burn ashsl. stfstsAias - am tsvag1
he wifs's lssh.
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took II With - thts mssulngf"
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tioa, but Ouistly Dal1e1 eae ~ nooDo
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crisp. gress IN.
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yoS are aFse. Noos NE 49,. !
comnssa you. ! admire you. because
you 90 .@ zen ne. u you are nos,
you are eisappo'asea. u you ss~yoe
sN sssst
I An ID any case deliehtee' thae J
can interest madam
An. out you do' ! nave not eeen
interested. fof % long! Al, the great
Lssvess. nov iat wss -. rassnhan.
nov tan vac NJ. Calhoun! But yos
come. monsieur. the night y long.
Tell me o. yourself ! have never b.
iore Known . savags.
Value for valse only. madam
WIN you tell me In turn Of yourself?"
saw her dark eyes study me oncs
more. AZ last she spoke again. Al
The Dolores star., 1910-07-29

Al
soft under fcct. tAe same. The now-
cred cups u the sconces wers identi.
cal with those ] had seen before.
You are good enough TO admire
my modest place" aaiA laughing
voice at my shoulder.
turned to her then, pulling myself
stogetser ~ hest I could. Yes, she
too was the same, although II this
case costumsd somewhat diRerently.
The wide bali gown a satin wa eope.
and in it, place vas less pretentious
robinE Of some darker SIN. No pals
blue fires shone at her white throat,
and her hands were rinsisss. But
the light. nrm poiss Of her figure could
Dot be changed; the mocksry Of her
Glance remained the same. half laugh.
ing and tsR wistful.
In some way which ana not pause
% anslyse. I felt perfectly sure that
this strange woman could. n she
pared to do so. tell me sons Of The
things ought 10 know. She might BE-
here on some errand identical with
ny own. Calhoun had sent for her
i once before. Whose agent was che
Bow! I found chairs for 10 both.
An instant later, summonsd In what
eay. do not know. the old serving.
woman again reappesred. wine,
/ fhrelka." said the baroness; service
FOR two--you may use this little table.
monsieur" she added, turning 10 me.
| = am most happy TO make even some
slight return for the very gracious
entertainment offered me that morn.
iAg by Mr.. Calhoun 1t his residence.
Such droll man! Oh, h! la!"
Are you his friend. madam
asked bluntly.
Why should not be,~
I could frame neither offensive nor
eefensive art with her. She Knocked
me.
In few moments the veasened Old
woman was back with cold fowl, wine.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-29

\ Ss6sssss Gnpssa
ne native vtth Q s1e01o - -
eaeive ulth . plea
"Hewdy. Ssbr' euslh ~ $780, .,
tive -Hsas 1sst ~ ~ lsUn =
~ esustheueef-
-Neps." dsawIs1 ~ - IN -
~. "whet vas n sooutss
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tSoes q ~ W.. - Jo1oD 0oaauopo
tss1 ~ w = bssa6 . vss11sn q =
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Tat - ~ ~ AnmaoD ~ uo9oA
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thseu . sAals q ~ 49,. - -
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The Dolores star., 1910-07-29

o. oeesee oesvlse. !
u ~ vss>1 Uas - thesugA vensa.
- eesas go save h.-l<ssAs - nsas-
Democratic messenger., 1910-02-26

Ut.ca. N. ". Had Eight Fet Of Snow
Utica. n. ". Feb. a. Professor w
J. Miller. Of the department Of geol'
ogy at Hamilton college. has kept q
record Of snowfall In this neighbor
hood thus far this winter. The total
he gives as just eight feet. which
heats all marks for many years
Democratic messenger., 1910-02-26
CIRCULAR SAW BREAKS
Flying Fragments Kill One Man and
lniure Two.


Newark. n. j.. Feb. 24--One man
WAS killed another injured 30 badly
that he will probably die and third
less severely hurt by the breaking OF
the big circular saw at the Carnegie
Steel works on Frelinghuysen avenue.
The man killed was George Pasel.
The men were working with a cir
culai saw that was about fourteen
feet In diameter and that was used
for saving steel when the accident oc-
Cured The saw. without warning. sud
denly went to pieces. and one large
fragment struck Pasel In the back. al
most cutting him In two and killing
him instantly. One OF the other men
wns struck In the hack by another
piece OF the saw and 1t is thought he
cannot recover. He is in st. Mlchaers
hospital THIS third man received a
gash in the leg. What caused the saw
to break has not been ascertained.
Democratic messenger., 1910-02-26
MEAT INDICTMENTS READY
VIII Be Examined az WASHINGTON BE.
fore Given to Grand Jury.

Chicago. Feb. 24.-lndictment forms
We're prepared by Oliver T. Pagan,
special attorney general. against the
National Packing company and ten
subsidiary concerns in connection with
the Investigation OF the packing indus.
try now being made by the federal
grand jury. These forms will be taken
to Washington and there examined by
the administration officials before be.
Ing given to the grand Jury.
Tne indictment forms do not in.
clnde the ''big three"-Armour a. Co.
Swift & Co. and Morris q Co.--against
whom the investigation was originally
said to he aimed
The object OF the government Is said
to be the dissolution Of the National
Packing company. The other concerns.
n convicted. might suffer a maximum
penalty OF a $4,000 fine each
Democratic messenger., 1910-02-26

s'reei, where Q crowd OF 5000 tried
tc week car and pummel the con
dncfor and motorinan. The police
,.pme from the city hall In two auto
iNoblle patrol wagons. They swarmec
out and fell 10 clubbing the rioters
energetically. Five men were sent &c
the hospital with broken heads and
one policeman had his cheek cut open
with a Jagged rock.
Another nasty fight was at Parkside
avenue and Fifty.second street. where
gang OF trouble hunters had barri-
caded the tracks. When the police
cam, mp 10 guard wrecking crew OF
the Rapid Transit company the mob
stubbornly held It's place. There was
more clubbing and more broken heads.
Another set OF jobs for the hospitals.
Girls High Schools Closed.
Nothing more illustrative OF the gen.
cral nervousness OF Philadelphians NJ.
tor four days OF practically unre.
stricted mob rule could be found than
All order issued by the committee on
girls high schools OF the board oi
education. The committee decided
tha. II wasn't safe for the girls OF
these schools TO be on the street and
II directed that the high schools be
closed until Monday.
Judge Davis. OF the quarter sessions
court was severe In dealing with men
arrested for rioting and melting TO
riot. Judge Davis sent one man to
the penltentiary for six years and gave
two others sentences Of two years
apiece. Elwood Carr who led an at
tack on motorman and kicked the
man savageiy In the face while he lay
on the ground. got q six year sentence.
John Kline and Ellis Atkins. convicted
on similar charges. we're put away for
two years.
The Rapid Transit company report.
ed that II had run more cars Wednes.
day thon or Tuesday. giving the maxi
mum In service az $40 cars.
The first public movement toward
arranging the differences between the
Rapid Transit company and the strik.
ftb Was othEttu NJ u hitttiuk VI utu'
listers and laymen at the Hotel Wal
ton. The participants represented
practically all OF the religious denomI.
nations in the city Several plans were
suggested which might lead to a set
tlenent OF the strike. and resolutions
were adop ed. as Is the way Of meet.
ings. Copies will be sent TO President
Kruger. OF the Rapid Transit com
psny. and 10 the leaders OF the strik.
ers.
As matters stand. the Rapid Transit
officials are not In the mood to enter
tain any suggestions looking toward Q
compromise. The company repeated
its statement that there was absolutely
nothing to arbitrate. that II was In the
fight to stay. and that II would spend
every cent II has rather than be die.
ta;ed to by the Amalgamated union
and C. o. Pratt.
Democratic messenger., 1910-02-26
Hookkesper otCambrIdge,M
Institution Missing.
RECEIVER NOW II CHARGE
The National City Bank, with e4s4.ooo
In Deposits, viii Not BE Reopened.
Comptroller Of Currency Discovered
Shortage.

Boston. Feb. 24.--The comptroller
OF the currency closed the National
City bank. OF Cambridge. when a
shortage OF $4,000 was discovered.
and Ellis s. Pepper. a national bank
examiner. was appointed temporary
receiver.
George w Coleman, bookkeeper OF
the bank, has been absent from Cam.
bridge for several days. The last
heard from Coleman was to the effect
that he was In Kansas City.
The closing OF the bank was . sur
prise to the depositors Of the instftu-
ticn. Most OF them are owners Of
small business stands. The shortage
was discovered by Pepper The preri'
dent OF the bank. Edwin l.. Dresser,
said OF the failure:
"Of my own knowledge I do not
know OF any shortage. We took no de-
posits after Monday noon. when an In.
vestigation was started by our direc.
tors. We suspect man who left Cam
fridge. He has sent word to friends In
Cambridge from Kansas City that he
would be back in Cambridge Thurs
day"
Steps were taken by the federal au'
thorities to apprehend Coleman. II ia
admitted by the ofhcers Of the bank
that the institution will never be re-
opened. Its liabilities are $332.240. OF
which si2s.432 consisted OF individual
deposits.
Other liabilities OF the bank az
shown by the last report OF condition
rendered as OF Jan. 81 last. were: Cir
culating notes. s24.300; due to banks
$i5O57: deposits. $12S.432. and bills
payable. $25.0O0.
The resources OF the bank on Jan
81 were: Loans and discounts. s20S.
625: United States bonds $4,000: Sc
cuiities bonds, etc. s29.7l0: real es
tate. 36.346: due from banks. $44.560:
checks and other cash items $i6.746:
redemption fund with United States
treasurer. $3.50
The National City bank was organ
ICED In 1855. and has capital OF $780,
0D0. OF late years its business has
been email. owing to the competition
OF several trust companies. Its last re
port showed surplus and undivided
profits OF $4,000 Its deposits are
1854 900.
Democratic messenger., 1910-02-26

KTR. CHAS. BROWN, Rogersviilc,
1v1 Tenn, writes: al feel II my duty
r. write you few words in praise OF
your Pcruna. have tried many differ
ent remedies, but have found that Pc
ma Is the greatest tonic on earth, aud n
perfect system builder.
"a friend advised me 10 take Pcruna
for indigestion, and II cured me in II
short time. ! was very wea. and ner-
Democratic messenger., 1910-02-26
AeeIdsn, Drive. Girl Insane.

Delanco. n. j.. Feb. 24.-Two years
ago Miss Irene Atkinson. who was
then fourteen years old and the bright
eat pupil In the school from which
she was to be graduated. was run over
by heavy wagon In Philadelphia. She
recovered physically. but has now he
come insane.
Democratic messenger., 1910-02-26
HOGS HIGHEST IN 40 YEARS
Another step In Chicago Toward the
$40 Pork Dream.

Chicago. Feb. 24.--Another step to-
ward the $40 hog OF 1870. the record
prince since the Civil War was made
at the stock yards. where live hogs
sold at 1910 a hundred weight
The new price is an advance OF rs
cents over this years previous rec
ord. established last Friday. and II the
record high price for forty years.
Democratic messenger., 1910-02-26
A BRIDE ANO $4,000
Wealthy Mexican Seeking American
Husband For His Daughter.


Oakland City. Ind. Feb. 24.-Will
Elwyn. young man of this town. who
recently returned from New Mexico.
where he has been proving up a home
stead. was the recipient Of an offer of
$4,000 to marry Mexicon's daughter.
lie refused the offer. he says.
An old Mexican sheep raiser. veal.
thy and eccentric. has comely daugh.
ter. Not wishing her 10 become the
wife OF Mexican and preferring that
she marry an English speaking man.
the father offered the money to Elwyn
II he would become his son.in.law.
The offer IS said by Elwyn 10 stand
open to any respectable American
youth who wishes to accept.
Democratic messenger., 1910-02-26
/ find Pe-ru-na
very valuable for
rebuilding of a
worn and tired
system.

vous, could sleep but little at night. hut
Pcruna cured that tired. all-gone feel
Ing, and made me feel like n new man.
so heartily recommend II to all who
are weak and run down. II will give
new life and energy.
~ cannot speak too highly Of Pcruua,
and will not forget to recommend IT,"
PerLna is manufactured Nv the
PcrGna Drug Mig. Co., Columbus. Ohio.
Democratic messenger., 1910-02-26
SHOT HIMSELF IN DREAM
Aged Man Fired at Robber In His
Sieep.

Butler. Pa. Feb. 24-"I'll get you. '
shouted Bowman p. Seybert. aged
eighty years, as he slept In the ONCE
chair OF Redick's livery stable.
"I'll get YOU" he kept repeating,
and. drawing a revolver from his pock.
ct. he began firing. Two shots struck
the ONCE walls and third hit his own
head.
Seybert rolled from the chat and
avoke to md himself ON the floor. He
says he was dreaming that he was
pursued by man who wanted to kill
him. His wound Is serious
Democratic messenger., 1910-02-26

Cincinnati. Feb. 2+.-Chrlstlan KEEP.
pier surrendered to the police. de.
claring that he had committed many
burRlarIcs and was an anarchist NJ.
said he was implicated In the assassI
nation OF Empress Elizabeth o. Aus
trla In Geneva In 1902. and that his
conscience had driven him 20 make
a confession.
Democratic messenger., 1910-02-26
Maryland n. r. TeIesraphers ce. Rails.

Baltimore Feb. 24.--It was annprnc
ed after a conference between the ON
cials OF the Western Maryland raj
road and q committee representing ~,
teieeraphers OF that road. that the meI
had been granted q 10 per cent IN
crease In salary.
Democratic messenger., 1910-02-26
.,s PIpe LInes rapped 70 save cat,Is

1as rps ~"ce 'ePpco " saw N@tte
Fawhuska. Okla. Feb -. Many
herds of cattle in the pastures ~ the
osage country were saved frm ireer
ing during the recent blizzard bs tap
rims the natural gss pipe lines and
igniting the gas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-19
WAS TAKEN DRUNK"
Excuse of Lawyer Who Forgot
Promise to Wife.

NEW YORK. August l9-Here's Luther
Titles latest story:
What threatened to be serious situa-
ton at an uptown club yesterday after
noon was relieved by the ingenuity OF q
prominent New York lawyer whose name
cannot be given.
when he was leaving his house yester'
day at noon his wife informed him she
vas TO give a O'Clock tea, and exacted
. promise that he would assist In re.
ceiving the guests. The lawyer went to
his club. where he drank numerous Scotch
highballs.
Suddenly he thought Of the O'Clock
tea. II was then old. and an excuse
came 10 him likeAAn inspiration. 6crawi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-19
FALL ENDS IN DEATH.
Portsmouth Carpenter Goes Down
With Defective Staging.

NORFOLK, Va, August &c. j.
stone. a young carpenter Of Portsmouth.
was instantly killed yesterday as the re-
suit of a fall while at work on the Rob-
ertson Fertilizer Company's new plant at
Money point, Norfolk county. Staging
upon which Stone was standing gave way
and the mans neck was broken when he
struck forty-fve feet below. Samuel Rice.
a feliow-workman, grabbed a projecting
timber while falling and chung to this I'M
til rescued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-19
DAVID RANKEN, yR., DEAD.
St. Louis Millionaire Philanthropist
Passes Away &C Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. August 10
David Ranken. jr.. q millionaire philan-
thropist OF St. Louis. died here yester-
day.
Mr.. Ranken was the founder OF the Da
vid Ranken. jr., School of Mechanical
Trades, which he endowed with all OF his
fortune. saving only $3.50 q month for
himself.
He was born At Boystown, County Lon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-19
DEATH OF PROF. MAULsBY.
Noted as Educator and Prolific Con.
tributor 60 Magazines.

BONNEVILLE, Mass, August 19.-Prof.
David Lee Maulsby. who since 1891 had
occupied the chair OF English literature
and oratory at Tufts College. died yes-
terday at his home here. Prof. Maulsby
was born in Baltimore In 1859. He was
graduated from Tufts in 1887.
He was q prolific magazine writer and
q member OF many educational and peaa-
gogical societies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-19
RDICULED, HE ENDS LIFE.
Undersized Drummer in Band Sends
Bullet Into Brain.

LEWISTOwN. Pa. August 19.-Because
Of his dIminutive stature. Virgile Sinna.
aged forty-two years. OF New York city
sent bullet into his brain on the street
here yesterday. sinna was a drummer In
a band playing In . park here.
A letter was found at his lodgings con-
tanning $50 to be forwarded to his father
in South America. The letter said Sinna
had committed suicide because his fell
low-musicians were always making sport
OF him, owing to his small stature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-19

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, August 10
The republican congressional committee
OF the first Tennessee district will meet
at Greenville next Wednesday to de-
eide on a plan for nominating sue
cessor to the late Representative Walter
Up Brownlow. Nomination in the dis
trict ID equivalent to election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-19

n,rcbase. However. the new machine
approaches more closely to what the gov
eminent wanted in the Original specinca-
tons. .ror~h. sror,
The citv to Benning yesterday the chas-
sis was towed behind the wagon. One
es ,he builders rode on the forward sec
.,on that supports the engine, and said
that the trip was comfortable.