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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-12

and J. +. Waters contributed with songs.
monologues. and addresses.
The captain OF Adams Express Com
psny's team, J. f. Waters, urged the
boys on the Railroad League 10 get busy
early, so as 20 have the goods ready FOR
delivery TO any and all corners the mo-
ment the season IS on. He praised the
Southern Railway nine for its past record,
but warned them, as well as the pennant-
holding Union Station team that Adams
Express will be factor to reckon with
this wear.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-12
GAS RESOLUTION DEFERRED.
Absence of Senator TaIinferrO Post
pOnes Committee Meeting.

Owing to the absence Of Senator Talia-
ferro, of Florida. chairman of the Com
mittee on Corporations Organized in the
District, that board has not yet con-
sidered Senator Browns resolution for an
inquiry relative 10 the capitalization of
the Washington Gaslight Company.
Members of the committee said yester-
day a report would probably be sub
mitted TO the Senate within two weeks.
Rumor was current that some opposition
was expected TO develop to the resolu-
ton as reported TO the upper house.
/ This report was based on the understand
1 ing that the committee would report a
/ substitute measure calling for a probe
/ OF the cOmpanys affairs
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-12
HOLD BASEBALL SMOKER.
Y. n. c. A. Railroad Enthusiasts
Plan Next season Campaign.

In their new quarters at the Union
station. the Railroad Branch OF the Y. N.
.C A. held baseball smoker yesterday
evening, preparatory TO organizing the
railroad team.
Music was rendered by the orchestra OF
the Central branch under the direction
of Prof n r. Macleod, and Charles
Mcintosh. George Scott, Winfield Scott,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-12
WANTS LARGER ASSESSMENTS.

The Commissioners yesterday forward
ed 10 Congress a bill 10 extend the as
sesssble area OF property benefited by
improvements in alleys OF streets. The
present law limits the area 10 the block
in which the Improvement IS made. and
TO lots facing upon it. The bin is de-
signed to permit assessments on such
property as a jury may determine VIII ID
benefited by the Improvement.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-12
MARRIED AT MIDNIGHT.
Washington Girl Becomes Bride Of
william b. WfIIIford. of Texas.

Miss Louise Mary Southland. of Wash
ington. and William 3. Williford. Of
Dallas. Tex. were married in Rockville
shortly before midnight Thursday by
Rev. S. r. White. Of the Baptist church.
at the home OF the minister
The marriage license Office was closed
when the couple reached Rockville, but
they hunted up Clerk Bowman. who ac-
companied them to the courthouse and
issued the license. They routed DR..
White out Of bed 10 perform the cere-
mony.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-12
virgininn Cables Resignation

/ Richmond, Feb. 11.-Gov Mann has re-
ceived a cablegram from Paris announc-
ing the resignation Of Joseph f. Willard
Of the State corporation commission. Ex-
Gov. Swanson IS among those discussed
to succeed Willard
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-12
Local Temnerature.

Midnight, 2 ? a. m. .: a. m. 2; s T. n. Q:
5 a. n, 2 10 a. M, 2; Z noon. z; 2 p n. =
I T. n, q 6 D. m. d s p m, q: 10 D m. q
Maximum > minimum y
Relative humidity-S a. n, s. ? ?. m. 90 s .. m.
81. Rainfall q p. m. 20 ?. H.. 00e. Hours Of
sunshine 0.
temperature sane date last year-Niazimum. 20:
minimum, o.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-12
Tide Table.

Today-High tide. 955 a m. and DIs n m
low tide 400 a. m. and 40 2. H.
Tomorrow-Hish tide. lOi3 a. m. and il Ns p. m.
low tide, AT a, m. and $40 d m.
Condition of the Water.
Special to The Washington Herald
Harpers Ferry. W. Va, Feb. lL-Potmnac c4ea-
and Shenandoah slightly cloudy
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her heart. She knew. now, beyond
doubt. that he had forgotten her utterly.
1t was unworthy of her to take refuge In
sarcasm. but she could not avoid 1t. You
are unfortunate. Edward. in your choice
of sweethearts."
Serviss Redeemed uncomfortably.
Suddenly she rose and stood before him.
with a tragedy manner, letting the splen-
did passion in her voice have Its will.
when did you do this to save me? she
cried. lacing her fingers together against
her heart. when did you go to the wom-
on who first took me into her company
and beg her to spare me? You came TO
me one night and told me In your cold.
impenetrable voice that had to choose
between you and the stage. You never
cared enough to think that I was crying
my heart out alone all that night-for
you. You never came back to plead
again. You weren't gentle and tender
with me, and your love wasn't big enough
to enfold me and shield me and hide me
in it. Choose you said. and I chose.
You come here now and ask me IL am
happy. oh. the littleness OF it: What
did you do for me? You come to me. to
me because 1 once loved you; and you
dared to trade on that; to make that
shameful reason why I should spare to
you the girl you say you love! What 4
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When he replied it was with more gen.
uine note of feeling than heretofore. Be
cause thought that perhaps the struggle
of these ten years Of yours would have
made you hesitate to bring another girl.
gentle born and young and unspoiled, like
yourself, into the tawdry realities, the
humiliations, the unlovely strife. the in
secure triumph, maybe, of this business"
She shrank from him with troubled
eyes. Yes, yes" she sighed, as IL to her.
self, Eyes. it's all that Then doggedly:
But il she is willing to pay her price. to
earn her way-nothing comes easy any
'where-to fight for 1t? If she is, let her
have it. She can be as clean and truthful
and fine on the stage as anywhere else"
''Oh, can she, can she?" he demanded.
Even if she is clean and fine in the things
the best men ask of women, won't she
grow harder and lose the bloom of life,
and fight yulgarly with such weapons as
they give her, to keep her little place?
Won't she-spoil something in her? That
chap who came out of here as l came in
she'll have to encounter such brutes as
that and-oh. It's impossiblel'
Miss Bridewelt shrank back from him,
yet she insisted still. ITS the price she
must pay for success
lie leaned over to her and with more
gentleness. than he had felt before asked
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Yes. I suppose SOL have not forgotten.
You have not changed, l see. since. that
day when you gave me the choice be-
tween you and-well, what l have worked
out in the ten years"
Serviss preserved his impenetrability. Y
had to do what did," he replied.
"And /, too. Miss. Bridewell retorted.
+
They had brought the discussion to such
point that there had to be an interval
of silence. Sinking back into her chair.
Miss BrideweIl considered. Something
she could not explain held her to Serviss.
held her, indeed, while she realized his
littleness. in her eyes, at least, and I'M
derstood that such love as he had given
her long ago--and had taken away when
she insisted on the stage-no longer had
the slightest stirring in him. She won
dered, too, IL she had his respect. This
hold of his on her angered her even while
she was aware Of the sardonic humor
of it.
Serviss, erect and precise and formal,
consciously thanked God that his love
was dead. along with the folIies of his
youth. He caught himself wondering
where he would be today il he had mar
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Easy.

A NEW YORK poet, at the Authors
"A Club in 7th avenue. told q Conan
Doyle story.
''Sir Arthur Conan Doyle" he said, sat
at dinner, on his last visit here, beside
a lady who asked leave to consult him
about some thefts
my detective powers he replied. are
at your service. madam.
"'well.' said the lady. frequent and
mysterious thefts have been occurring at
my house for long time. Thus there
disappeared last week motor horn.
broom, a box OF golf balls, a left riding
boot. a dictionary and a half-dozen tin
pie plates.
aha said the creator Of Sherlock
Holmes, the case, madam. Is quite clear.
You keep a goat.
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The Retraction.
9 ENATOR MURPHY FOSTER, at a
- dinner in WASHINGTON said OF a Ger

9 ENATOR MURPHY FOSTER, at a
- dinner in Washington. said OF a Ger
tain retraction:
1T was a retraction without value. 1t
recalls the Nola Chucky scandal.
Deacon Washington. in the heat OF
revival, shouted from the pulpit OF the
Nola Chucky chapel:
I see hefo' me ten chicken thieves, in
cludin' that thar Calhoun Clay
Calhoun Clay at once rose and left
tho church. He was very angry. He
brought powerful influence to bear, and
the deacon promised to apologize.
so. at the following revival. the old
man said:
I desires to retract NAH last nights
remark. namely-I see befo' me ten
chicken thieves. includin' Calhoun Clay.
What should have said, dear brethren
and sisters, was-I see befor' me nine
chicken thieves. not includin' Calhoun
Clay"
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quite loved her. She's really charming.
and, my dear Edward, the girl has it N
her to act. 1 told her to come to me
again today. She is She retarded
her tempo lazily-"just the person I want
in my new play this autumn. Really She s
quite suited to the part I have in mind
for her,
Serviss shut his teeth with a snap. II
beg of you not to do this. / have come
here to beg you not to encourage her. 1
ask you toto show me this considera-
ton"
"Why?"
He was at a loss Then he took his
only advantage. For the sake OF what
was once between u.s.
Miss Bridewell had to admire him for
his wonderful assurance though her eyes
laughed at him scornfully
i =
For the sake of time when you
pardon me-showed me not the slightest
consideration? You come to me today
for the first time in ten years to ask me
to go against my own interests-for the
sake Of what was once between us. My
friend. how little you have changed"
Serviss saw in her words a new line of
approach. Against your interest? Sure
~ there are plenty of-of your own pro-
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mind everything except his own personal
desires. "She-Niss Lorimer-has devel-
oped strange and wholly ill-advised, in
my opinion. passion for the stage. She
tells me she has been here to see you;
that you were-ah-kind to her, and told
her to como again. She relies on you i'm
plicitly. She has. may say. . tremen-
dous admiration for your-for you"
"Ah-really?" she commented. amused.
ly. "Well?"
Il have come to ask you to discourage
hsr-utteriy discourage her. She'll be-
lieve 1t from you-'
Miss BridewelI took 1t all in: the salts
faction Of Serviss' attitude in his own
eyes. the calm immensely Of his plea
What she had in mind to say she decided
10 withhold until q more dramatic mo-
ment So she replied rather indifferently
But IL the sirl has talent? She has
1t. think"
Ugh" he got out distastefully.
She enjoyed his disgust. ''She came t.
ma yesterday" she continued. "and
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ried Eleanor Bridewell; the idea made
him shiver.
so you want me to spare herr" Miss
Bridewell took it up again.
Yes"
She shook her head Il can see no rea-
son for so doing. Between Miss Lorimer
and me there is nothing but a business
relation: after all. it is matter of
money and Of personal success for us. She
helps mel help her. / am not her moral
adviser, you know. And really, Edward,
l can't see your right to ask this of me"
Seryiss face flushed dull, wrathful
red. Very well. / have nothing more to
say" He rose to CO. 1T was foolish, 1
suppose to hope"
Miss Bridewell looked at Serviss curl
ously. Then you did hopper" she ques-
toned
Yes he admitted, with a slight laugh,
"a little
ooh, Edward, Edward she laughed,
YOU are splendid. You hoped-why?''
He turned back and sat down again.