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yesterday until Monday after
New Years.

yesterday until Monday after
New Years.
MARRIED MIR. S. H. Blanton
and Miss Clemmie Chisholm, of
Terry county, were married IN
Plains last Sunday afternoon.
Judge J. T. Gamer officiating.
These young people reside ia
the J Cross community and have
many friends to extend them
congratulations.
Rev. B. +. Dixon came over
from Brownfeld last Saturday
and filed his appointment here
Sunday and Sunday night. He
returned last week from a trip
to Dallas, where he attended the
annual meeting of the State
Missionary Board Of his church
and secured an appropriation Of
So for the BrowDfeld AS
ISOLATION, $500 Of wYeh viii be
applied to tns saEry of the
preacher jMil d%.
Read sarth/& Wolcott,s ad
on page two. " "a 1t
The Operetta given as a re
peater, at the Opera House last
Monday night by the school
children, was we'll attended
This beautiful play was cotton
up under the instruction Of Miss
Brown, music teacher, and Miss
Word, expression teacher. The
first time that this play was put
on il was such a success that u
was demanded again, and at
both entertainments there were
large crowds to ytceive it,
Five gN|%oal oil at J. H.
Moore NrKc p If
W. c. Gfen LETT Monday af-
ternoon IN Littlefeld where he
has a contract for about three
months painting.
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CHRISTMAS PINES

are often used as decorations,
but The pine that we sell is
well seasoned, straight grain
ed building material We
can furnish you with
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-11-28

W. {. Gfen lett Monday af-
ternoon TN Littlefeld where he
has a contract for about three
painting.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-11-28

Moore NrHc p If
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cHAprea XXX.

s@@1al - nESasp< q
could only SEQ ~ fellows back.
with hair hanging low over The collar.
but his voice was clear.
Got here ave minutes ago. The
preacher 10 locked in the parlor."
by God! 0oodi Now we can play
out the game. Ell. Captain? Or" turn
Ing about suspiciously. and staring n
the other. who sat with eyes shaded
by one hand. ARE you weakening as the
time draws near?"
"HelI's nre! MOI We gave her =
choice. and she only laughed At Il. III
20 on now to spite the wench: only ]
think we should bring In the boy first.
and prove to her that we've actually
got him."
Fssin emptied the glass In his hand.
giving utterance TO an oath ~ he 70.
placed Il on the table.
Yer a. chIcken.hesrted drunk ~
sober. Grant," he said coarsely. did
yer hear the fool. Jones. an after all
I've told himT
The bearded man nodded silently.
his eyes shifting from one face 10 the
other. Fagin grinncd. and poured out
another drink.
"Now listen again." he went on. hall
angrily. That boys worth money
ter us-a thousand pounds--but II
wouldn't do yer any good ter be mixed
up In the affair. would Il? What chance
would yer have In this estate, or fer
yer commission either. II Howe or
Clinton got an inklin' Of yer gamef
Good Lord. man! they'd hang yer In.
stead Of the other fellow. You'll have
ter lie some ~ Il 10. I reckon. ter ex.
plain why yer left Sir Henry. an came
down here. Have yer got that fact
inter yer brainsf
Grant glared Ut him wickedly. but
remained silent across tho table.
Yer already In bad enough. without
huntin' more trouble. Better leave the
boy alone. thought. n FIRST. we'd
have ter use him. but don't now. Let
the girl believe he's deserted. and that
yer In Q position ter help him. That
will serve yer purpose better than tbs
other scheme. Il may awaken hsf
gratitude. her sweet Lowell"
Damn her Lowell"
80 II isn't love, eh, that makes yer
10 anxious. thought % much. What
10 Il, thep--revengef"
Grant held his breath q moment. his
dull eyes on the faces Of the two men.
well. I might ~ well tell you." hs
snarled II last. II loved her once. !
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where crouched. was heavy-set In.
dividual. his face almost purple. with
. thatch OF uncombed red hair. He
wore the cooked hat Of q Dragon.
pushed to the back Of his head. his
feet were encased In long cavalry
boots. crossed on the table. and he
was pulling furiously at q pipe. the
stem gripped firmly between his teeth.
Who the bearded man might be ! had
no means Of knowing, but this beauty
was without doubt Fagin. ] stared Ut
him. fascinated. recalling the stories
Of his hendish cruelty. my heart thump-
Ing violently. while my fingers gripped
the butt Of my pistol. Then. without
warning. . man stepped out Of the
darkened parlor. passed within three
feet Of my hiding place. and stood
within the dining-room door. The
three within looked at him. and ragin
reared out:
what il It nowi Heard from Cul
verf'
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-09

damned old coward win 70 wAaasvss
! tell him."
hut she dsspises me-
'Oh. no! Wen make yos . vicsim.
That will leave things n proper shape
between yer two. Wen play II ~ q
4 drunken lark--eh. Jonesf Ny Oo1l
Il won't be the arst time we've Doe
the trick either. Do you remsmbss
that love-sick couple over q Tons
River. Nsdf Never laughed 20 mach
In my life. This 10 . better one. Lordi
but won't old Mortimer rave. ~
mighty little good II viii do hin.
Come. what DO yer say. 0ranti Are
yer Game?"
"lIeil's fire-yes." He GOT to b.s
feet. gripping the back Of his chair.
"Bring-bring EN- In; this 10 . good
place"
Fagin struck the table with his Get.
'Of course II II, drink ter the bids
after the ceremony. Bill. bring 10 the
preacher"
1T was growing daylight. could
perceive the glow Of the sky out
through the window. out the candles
still sputtered on the table. casting
grim lights ana shadows on the faces
Of the three men A. BIZ disappeared
INTO the parior. ! stole silently back
to the library door.
'"rom." whispered briefly. and the
boys, and bring them In here. through
that broken window. They are 10 the
orchard to the right. and there are no
guards In 'front.'. Move lively. but -
quiet.
What 10 Il. Majorr asked youne
Mortimer. eagerly.
Il cant explain now must sst
back where J can 80 and hear But
there 10 going 70 oe n&ht. Hold Tho
men ready here Until cali Zee that
their weapons are In good order.
] caught the shnt q hls eye. bat
could walt no longer. Indeed J vas
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-09

was . tall, loose oints1 creatuse, Wuar
ing . long black cost aapptng abnsl
his knssA The guard fairly held hin,
up In the doorway. and both Fagtn an6.
Jones laughed ct the pitifpl sight. ~
former snding bic roar With a ut
burst u profanity.
90 on hack ter the froot 1oos. Bl1l.s
no ordered roughly. 'sThis fellswT
never run sway: his lsgs weekday
carry him. Nov. Mr.. Preacher" glow.
sring savassiy at the poor devil acsess
the bottle-strewn table. 20 yer tnov
who ann
jerks eadeavorsd 70 answer. fFo0
the convulsivs movsnsnt q biz Threat
but made no soanl. vagin eusos6
again.
n II vssnt sucA waste e opo1
liquor l'd pear 5000 q this dovn yous
sullst.- be exclaimed. sAahins ha3
nlied bottle II bic 81 'Thsa nayhs
you could answer vhsa ] sDeke - 20
Nov, - hsss. ysa caatlne ~ hype
critic. In Rel vAsin. - ! sUess -
know what that meano. In D1eea. -
! 1oat Me yosr etyla Now yeevs
esln' 70 - juse vhal ] ts1 ~. - ~
boys vim have . haagln' - levn =
The rAviBs. opsak %. ~ ten - vhne
700 Dsopooo 70 g.
leaks wst bic 1Fy 1lps Nth ~
tongus. clinsins 70 ~ 49, = ~
door With he1h haa6a ~
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hln unooeeain nnno vnn1rE10Q UVoR ~
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sl1est1mossD lnnGA1og C1r1Do j ~
na@es 1nat n. 0gnn13 - G0
- 1new -. soG1onS u IN
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wen = Na..n'ne n's shaAe-hke move
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-09

der. but with oil insignia Of rank
ripped from II. He had mean mouth,
and yellow. fang.like teeth wers dis
played whenever he spoke. Beyond
this fellow. and only half seen from
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-09
CHAPTER xxx.
We Attain the taevss.

We Attain the House.
Come on. Mortimer. and wen soon
ind out what 10 going on turned
to the prisoner. "Whers are the rest
Of your gangf"
you'll and out fer ysrseif. mister"
he answered snllsnly. "an' maybe
damn quick too"
"Thsy are In the grape arbor 70 Tho
soutA q The house. bFoke u nric.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-09

north side. keeping tho fence bettween
Us. I've got . handful Of men over
there In the orchard. II you are both
ready well CO."
took look myself Ut Toms rope
tying. and found II satisfactory. In
deed. In remembrance Of my own suf.
fering. ! even loosened the strain .
little. confident the fellc ,uld never
free himself unaided ! the three
Of Us. Mortimer armed ~.tn his late
guards gun. crawied up over The edge
Of the bank. ran without topping
across the open space. and crouched
In the shadow Of the fence. II was
still dark. although faint gray tinged
the eastern skyline. barely perceptible
through the Intervening trees. The
great house. hundred yards away,
was but blurred outline. distinguish.
able by the lights shining out through
open windows. At that distance no
sound reached us. However. 4 Nor.
timer was right. the way would be
clear for our passage along the front,
under shelter Of the fence, even
though a sentry was posted there, and
we could creep up TO the walls on the
opposite side unobserved. All we
needed to do was to advance with
caution Whispering directions into
the ears Of the others, ] moved for.
ward slowly, Mortimer close to my
shoulder. | could see across the top
rail of the fence. and the open space
beyond yielded no point Of conceal
ment.
Tell me the rest OF your story"
said, speaking softly. as We 20 along.
Where did Fagin take your"
ITO a sand cave: we rode q night
and a day to get there"
Treat you all right?"
swell as he could. suppose. I had
enough to eat, but was guarded close
ly, and the fellows were a bit rough"
did you gain no inkling of what
they were up TOT"
mo; the men I saw knew nothing,
or pretended not to. | only saw Fagin
twice. Once he came to assure him.
self that was really myself. Some.
body told him ! was with Delavan In
n mEn. ossi n.a. hon. se'
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" u We, .sn eAp,"'n. w. wen
u'aht .ninA sue "ou,u ever nave .ns
uere " pe'io" sue" ueu WV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-15
ENFORCING SANITARY LAWS.

The police are endeavorlng to en-
force the sanitary laws of the city,
and they are invading and inspecting
The premises of residents and calling
their attention to any objects of ne
glect they find.
In some instances their suggestions
are complied with, but, as is ever the
case. some persons need driving lii
order to have nuisances abated.
Officer Nicholson had a young col
ored man summoned before the Po-
lice Court this morning to answer to
the charge of maintaining nuisance
upon his premises. The accused ack-
nowledged he resided in the house,
but placed the responsibility for the
unsanitary conditions upon his moth
er-in-law.
Judge Cation ordered him to have
the nuisance abated at once, assuring
him that should he fail to do so, all
the inmates of the house would be ar
rested and fined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-15

Marshall then renewed his motor
that the health ordinance he printed
and after being seconded by Mr.. Lam.
bert this was passed.
An ordinance apprOpliating Sl,2OC
for sewer on Princess strife from Pat.
rick to Alfred and 81 200 for a pipe
sewer on Gibbon from Washington &c
Columbus. then south To Franklin was
referred to the committee on streets
As was an ordinance apropriating
1913 to lay 5-foot cobble cutters on
ROYAL street from Queen to Princess
street, and one appropriating $573 for
a cement curb, vitriied brick gutter
and tar macadam at the intersection
Of Alfred and Duke streets.
Resolution providing for the re-
moval OF The pump in front Of liz
Prince street, one providing for Il gut
ter on the south side Of Princess street
between Patrick and Henry. ard one
providin" for gutter on Wilkes
street from Royal to Pitt were ali
sent to the committee on streets.
An amendment to the license law
making the license on nonresident
pcddlcr Of huckster $3.50 and the liccn-
Sc OF resident peddlcr or huckstcr
$25 was not passed as the corporate
on attorney believed it to be unconSti-
tutional.
An opinion was received from cor
poration attorney Fisher as to what
ordinance laws council could pass on
the night of their introduction. and
what votes were necessary to pass
them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-15
TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS

Stamford, Ct.-A 200-pound black
bear is at large in this vicinity and
hen roosts rapidly are being depopu-
lated
Greenwich, Ct.-Wiliam l.. Smith,
a wealthy native, is substituting
horses for his several automobiles be-
cause, he says, the machines travel
too fast.
Berlin.-Wom theartre-g -goers won
a victory when the court of Appeal
nullified the police presidents decree
against the wearing of hats in opera
boxes.
New ork.-While fifty men work
ed frantically to rescue an Italian
buried in a cave-in, priest was low
cred with a rope to administer en-
treme JUNCTION. The man died.
New York.-The will of Margaret
Sweeney, q servant for 20 years in
tho household of William Hazard
left SlO0 each to the five Hazard
children she had nursed.
Boston-Anthony J. Drexel BlddIe
the Philadelphia boxer-Eyangelist
told the New England conference OF
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew that
Christ was an athlete.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-15
STATE COUNCIL CONVENTION

The State Council Daughters of Lib
erty will hold its annual session in
this city May 2S and %
Friendship Council No. %, will en-
tertain the state body and are making
every preparation to give the visitors
a royal welcome. Two councils of
Washington, Hope No. l, and Decatur
No Is, working under the jurisdict-
ION of the state council Of Virginia,
will be represented in the coming con-
vention.
Decatur Council, named in honor Of
Commodore Stephen Decatur was re-
Gently organized by f. r. Boyer, and
instituted last night by Mrs. Kate
Grier. who was appointed by State
councillor Wilcox as special deputy
state councillor 10 institute the new
council.
Decatur council, instituted with 20
character members promises to be a
fine council. Mrs. Josie Boyer and
E. r. Boyer are the representatives of
Decatur council in the state cOun-
ell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-15
l. SUNDAY EXCURSION. 81

During the period June I'd. l2l2. I"
June goth. 1912. SOUTHERN RA 4
WAY will sell SPECIAL 500 sun
DAY EXCURSION TICKETS each
Sunday from Washington, Alexandrla'
G;lcncarlvn and Falls Church to Ash
hurn. BIucmont and intermcdlalc
points. final return limit same day
These 90 Sunday Excursion Tickets
will also he on sale from BIucmont'
Ashhurn. and intermediate points /"
Washington and return. with same
final limit. ..,,
Special Sunday Limited Train VIII
inpt6n to Rlucmont and return. eilec-
tive with first train from Washington
S.55 a. H., May 2Sth. 1912. This II;
addition to regular Sunday Local
Train now leaving Washington 9:l2
Il. m. -,
An excellent opportunity to spend
a pleasant day in the Blue Ridge
Mountains.
J.. S. BROWN,
General Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-15
cities are Hampton, Roanoke and Dan

cities are Hampton, Roanoke and Dan
vile.
Tonight at 700 p. m., the degree
of Pocahontas will be conferred by
a selected team from the great coun-
ell in the Knights of Pythias Hall,
1T North Pitt street and at S:15
there will be a joint session at the
Young Peoples building, of the Red
Men and the members of the Degree
of Pocahontas.
Tomorrow at nine o'clock the regular
sessions of the great council will be
held and at two o'clock an excursion
will be made to Mount Vernon.
The local committee on arrange
ments is as follows:
Charles Nagel, chairman; Walter
S. Nicklin, secretary; E. F .Downhan,
treasurer; J. A. Ewald, A. J. Butcher,
C NJ. Schawb, Jos. B. Ewald, H. Cal
Ian. A. L. Jameson, L. P. Woodward,
Robt. S. Barrett, Carroll N. May, r.
C. Sullivan, f. L. Finks, Barbour
Beach, C. C. Brawner, Misses Cora l..
Pettitt, Ruth Proctor and Mae Nichols.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-15
RELEASED ON BAIL.

New York. May 15.-John a. Kane,
president of the Kane and Wilkinson
Silk company, of Paterson, n. j., to-
day was released on $4,000 bond, on
two indictments returned before Judge
Seabury in the Criminal term OF the
Supreme Court, charging grand lar
ceny in misrepresenting the financial
condition of his firm.
Tie indictments charge that IN May
and June, 1911, Kane bought from
Tata Sons and Company, Of 456 4th
Avenue. 745 pounds of silk at $3.50
a pouid, and falsely stated the assets
and liabilities of his company to OBJ
tain credit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-15
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

As is usual, the Board Of Aldermen
transacted its business last night with
ont discussion.
The law imposing taxes on persons,
property, incomes. etc, was presented
by Mr.. Field and adopted by a unan-
imoiS vote. The ordinance is ldcntl-
cal with that Of last year.
The license law was also presented
by Mr.. Field. This is also virtually
the same as last year.
When the section requiring Ii
cense of S1.50 upon dogs Of bot',
sexes was read. Mr.. BaIlenger called
attention TO the fact that female dogs
were taxed 81 in Manassas.
Mr.. Fitzgerald said many such an
imalS we're running around the streets
Of Alexandria. He thought the taH
should he s.; on each, and made mo-
zion that the figures in the ordinance
be so changed.
After an interchange Of opinion
among the members, Mr.. Fitzgerald
withdrew his motion, and the ordln-
ancc was passed as reported from the
finance committee.
A number of other matters were IN
troduccd and disposed Of by unani-
nous votes, and the board concurrcd
in the action Of the Common Councl'
on all papers sent in.
The official proceedings Will he
found elsewhere in the Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-15
Err AIS

The remains Of Mrs. Mary +. Meade
who died Sunday in Philadelphia wcr"
brought here this morning, and the
funeral took place from the Union
Railway Station. The intermcnt was
in the Methodist Protestant Cemetery
Commitment services, conducted by
Rev. II. NJ. Cantcr, pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South. The
deceased was the widow Of Capt. Will
liam +. Meade, and was former resi-
dent Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-15
TRAVELLERS PROTECTIVE ASSN
Tenty-ffth Annual Convention to
Meet in Suffolk on Friday.

The twenty-hfth annual convention
of the Virginia Division, Travellers
Protective Association, will meet IN
Suffolk next Friday and Saturday.
The following program for the con-
vention will be observed:
Friday, II a. m.-State board meets
at board of trade.
Has a. m.-Convention called to
order by M. A. Cross, president OF
Post "P", at the Academy Of Music;
address of welcome on behalf of the
city, Mayor Joseph E. 3. Holiday;
address of welcome on behalf of Post
''P", the Rev.. Galloway Robertson;
response, President S. ]. Allen, Rich
mond; business session.
D. m.-Adjournment for lunch.
9 D. m.-Business session.
4 o. m.-Adjournment for ball
game; Danville VS.. Norfolk, Virginia
League.
7:45 p. m.-Special performance at
Academy of Music.
$3.50 p. m.-Banquet at Armory hall.
Saturday, 9 a. m.-Automobile ride
from Nansemond hotel.
1880 p. m.-Adjournment for lunch
2 D. m.--Business session.
D. m.-Conyention adjourns.
AS has been stated, the Alexandria
delegation will leave tonight for
Suffolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-05-15
DEEDS RECORDED

In the clerks Office of the Corpora
ton court today decd was received
from Mrs. Harriet 7. Daingerfield to
Mrs. Cathrnc Delaney, conveying to
the latter the house and lot on the
southeast corner of Cameron and
Washington streets.
A deed was recorded from c. H..
Zimmerman to y. +. Harkins, convey
ing the ice business Of the former to
the latter.