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A little garden seeil. well fennec,
wí i J produce a lot of b.*t«*kache.
On® nev<*sjbH|»er has ha<l the audacity
Co woim I it whether Quint Boni was so
much to blame, after all.
There ate few people hut have felt,
at oite time or imotlier that they could
•It down and write a spring poem.
Brims« Heli«* «le Sagan says In* never
But
wanta to *••* America again.
America saht It at>out Helle first.
Married life may be quite n come­
down to the Philadelphia couple mar­
ried on top of the Washington monu­
ment.
We believe the Chicago News when
ft says “there Is always some man
around who Is willing to second any
kind of a motion.”
•According to one statement Prince
H»,(»K), and an-
fie Sagan Is worth
other has him $«'.,<» hi ,« hh « in debt, Fer-
hai» they are lx>th correct.
A Boston man fs offering $50. re­
ward for'a treatment that win.cur«* a
parrot of the habit of repenting pro-
• faulty. Why not try the ax?
The gartleil seed sent out by members
of Congress will pr««luee plenty of btick-
•cbe, if nothing else. Whl««h is another
lift for tin« druggists of the country.
held It as-
[»*r capita
States Is
-The uncomsious habit <>f «lulling
t>r. •notes wrinkles,’’ •aye the SlouX
City Journal. But so does the habit of
frowning. Must we keep a straight
fa«s* all the time?
The law decides that a "family hotel”
Is teg altogetlMT a h»tel. Hut no one
wonM be m > cruel ns to trace the ron-
tm'tion between such "select" howtelrles
•nd a mere boarding house.
A New J<‘rj*>y woman lais secured s
di vorte iMsmuae her buslmnd was in
the habit of «sitting auother lady's
coma. He should have taken the pre­
caution to aretire a diploma a* a chirop­
odist.
A Ohkttgo »dentliM claim* to have
d!»s>verol that “the disturban«»* of the
•»juillbrlutn of inii*onderat>le ethpr Is
not the agent of heat.” It might l>e
well to reiiauiils'r this when the tiwr
«Dompter gets busy this summer.
A New York man has b»»«n sentencfsl
to »-rve a term In prison for ]wrpe
trading ehs-tioa frauds. ’Hie Jury that
f«Musl him guilty rtvoinmetM!«! cletm«n-
cy. and 200 ¡■»llticlnn* wrote letters
•»king tlw Judge to !»• lenient with
him. which fn<ds merely emphasize the
«mirage exhibit»«! toy the |siblic «s-rvant
w!»> happened to I*» on the bench.
Rcholara have enjoy«! milking Hats
of the liest hundred book*, the l»«t
hundred pictures, th«« greatest hundred
hatties. Senator I«a Follette of Wis
«Histn risvntly made a Hat <«f the men
wls>. In hie opinion, «vnitrol the fimtmwMi
of the «»wintry. Like other lists, it
omits many distinguish«! Anu«rl«iin*
•rtw» think tliey are «ltltl«! to he in-
eluded. There are a» v»-ral million of
Os who h»«llev»« we have »«methlng to
•ay •bout th« wtnlth of the nation.
A rwrtoon In th»« <!lil««ago N»»w» illus
trnt.-s tl»e eiiuw« of nnn-li of the failure
of public business. Mr. Busyman Is
reprrwntvd in one picture liefere a line
of <*amll<l.«tes for the position of offl«e
twy ; h»* is «NMiahlering their qualifica
In another picture ho
!s buri«*! In work at hin desk. B»«hln«l
him a disr»«putflble [<»»rron I» Maying. “I
wnnt to l«e alderman." “All right,"
•ay* Mr Busyman. over hi» »houlder.
*1’11 vote for you if y<M»'l| get out and
let me alone Um finny '•
ttons carefully.
It 1s often salii that the palmy days
of travel by river ar»» «»ver, but this re­
mark applies only temporarily to ror
taiu streams thflt d«i not at this time
• ff. >rd the u»sv‘w-.'iry «'»ixtltious Tnk
tug th«» world a» a whole, fher«> Is mor««
Journeying by water than ever t»«for««.
The figures of .last years passenger
traffic on th»’ lsk»«w show .that ”..->«■».«■•)
pasm'iiger« w»r»> carried out of Detroit
by la>«t, I.:••>.<••> from Chicago, 53o.'-
<••> from Miiw tub»e over.*«•>.«nt each
from Port Huron. Hrand Haven anil«
Msrijuette, wttji am.illor ports getting
a pr«»v»tr*lonatr share. One feature to
1» not«««! la the *x<»ptional safety of
lake travel Not :» Ilf«» was lost among
th«« ".’»■),«■•> perrons who left I>etroit
by boaf, «ml pa--aenger casualties we/»«
few anywhere on th»« lakes. Th«; ve«-
•els have Increased in sise until 'they
ar«> almost in the chiss of octonn liner»
They offer roomy btorthn. cabins an<1
promenad«« d««<lvfl, with goo«! fare on
various plans, and the public «to»mfort
an«! enjoyment are carefully studied.
Between some of the chief lake cities
excursion stenmers of th«» largest else
run daily «luring th» heated i»erio«l a« a
luvuus of refreshment to tbe crowded
f
room hut si«« f iml that at • ceu'tS na Would hav* suci'ceded admirably had it
BUSY PART OF MANHATTAN.
longer keep her atisu’VX* on lbs »tit'-he«. • jt l «•«•» tor «n unfortunate cbancr."
I
In One lllo«*to of New Y«»rk tore I.'WO
She pa- I r r« .,«1« Iv up and down the I it
"i rtsember,” *«A*d Butt.
I
t-'aclory VV orkerai.
th »1 1« .
In the room beneath «lie
"Of course
You were there at the
Many fann««rs are crossing tj)e fine
There is congesti«« of itulustrh s and
■ <> tel hr r .1 ... n ttfie.l sound ®t uisn's tint« Me Wer« ab!e to> struggle along for
of tbe Tutted States Into the westeFu •I
vi i' es in a »« .. r itTntto is BiottoCone. S' r«.' time after this on money which we faeturie», as well ns cougvatiou of i«op-
provln<«»>x of CHha«la. The inorowuent 4
I y th« interposition how and lM>rrowvd and on tbe profits of our Af­ ulation in New York, says the Sun.
•y
has attracted widespread attention. It I
a.'H'n of on- vo e which was »> <l«»ep rica# trade. T|*e time came, however, Tlie committtte on c«*g»'ktion of |><>pu-
luts been em«ourage«l by systematic
I i When tlie borrowed money was to Is* re- lation has been making Interesting
■I
«■ 0 I
work of publicity and promotion. Tl.e
of a be >t ol' j.r. . Th - must lalo'tg to I'D C. and once again tbe firm fas in dan­
: the red-benril« d stranger. Kate womlere«! ger.
It was then that we first thought of study from the reeord| of the depart-
iXMNtier has used all sorts of advertis­
what
it
couhl
be
that
they
were
talking
the fortune ofctnv ward. It was enough metitjof latair of the state of the loea-
ing devices to emphasize the advan­ ■6 e
h
8
over so «'nrinstly. < ’ity affairs, no doubt, to turn the scale in our favor, could we flop of fa<-t«uT«'s and the liuniber oof
tages of the new «.snintry. That hit» ser­
?
•I • ' her bl,
*.. mat
s <>f imporlgn«'«'. la.’ our h'uids U|"'U it. It was s«*cure!y factories anti workers to tlie acre in
vices hav* lieen effwtlve ia undoubted, :
Site retuetiil .'te<k having oltce heard it re tied up, however, in such a way that there tit«» lUkseml'ly.distrb' s of, Manhattan,
reliable
sev-
If Canadian figures are
•8
marke<| that many of th» richest men on w«rc only two m«*an» by which w«* > ould
The significant fact was brought out
B Y
eral hundred thousand [>*s>14e have +
■*
’Change were e«s'« ntric ami slovenly in touch a penny of it. One was by marry­ that 12 per cent of th«» factor!«» and
mov«sl from the Unit«»«! States to tiles««
their dress, so the tiewi'omer might t>e a ing her to my son: the otlwr was by the 11,7 per «•ent of the workers are pack­
A CONAN DOYLfe
provine«»» sln<»e 1!«00. Then* is«a st««ady
more important |« rson than he s«»emed.
yM'ingolady’s death. Ito you follow met
ed into 1.3 per cent of the area of
She had determined to remain in her
movement of population In the other
Burt maided his shaggy head.
room all th«« afternoon to-avoid Ezra, but
‘This being so. we did all that we coula Manhattan in the sixth ass<*nibly dis­
direction also.
New England is till­
her FPSt If’SMIPSS WAS so great that she felt to arrange a marriage. Without flattery trict, with its is«> acres, bounded by
ing up with inunigrants from Canada.
feverish ami hot. The fresh air, she 1 may say that no girl was ever approach- East 4th street, 3d avenue. St. Mark's
They are crowd'ing the mill towns and
o
thought, would have a reviving effect ap­ <»<l in a more delicale ami honorable way place, 2d avenue, 2d street, 1st avenue,
are also «xx«upylng the farms once own­
on herf She slipped down the staircase, than she was by my son, E^ra. I. for my Houston, Ehlridge, Stanton. Chrystle,
CHAPTER X1X. (Continued.)
ed by tlie descendants of Pilgrim and
She went down ,the avenue and had a treading ns lightly as [s>ssibleo not to dis- l«art. brought all my influence to bear Division streets, Bowery, Canal street
Puritan. Th«* old towlis show the 1<*
turb the gentlemen in the refectory. They > upon her in order to Induce her to meet and Broutlway.
of names «»nee common pml the pres­ few yords with the sentry there. Sly* appeared t<. hear her, however, for the hm advances in a p’roper «pint. In spite
felt no bitterness against liim now on
This assembly district Immediately
ence of famlll«»s of entirely different the contrary, she could afford to laugh« hum of conversation died away, and there of our’efforts, she reji*ct«*d him in the
adjoins the 8th and loth assembly «lis-
until
after
she
had
wa«
a
dead
silence
most decided way, and gave us to under­
origin. These Canadian-French gettler* at his peculiarities. -He was in a very
stand that it was h<q>eless to attempt to trlcts. which are the most densely pop- ’
are «»hanging rural conditions in New bad humor on account of domestic d i Hi­ [Missed.
ulated of any in Manhattan, with over
She went out qn to the little lawn make her cliangt* her mind.”
England comipl«itely. The fact of their culties. His wife had been abusing li im.
whihc lay in front of the old house. There
"Someone else, maybe," suggested Burt. G49 people to the acre.
steady increase is as apparent ami. in and had ended toy assaulting him. “rfhe
1 were some flower beds acattere«] about
"The man who put you on your back
Manhattan litis 19.500 factories Hlld
fetch the
a way, as striking as Is that of the used to
<n it, but they were overgrown with weeds at the station,” saiii Ezra.
S41.S5«> workers in th«'se factories, with
now it's
other migration In the Northwest. poker.”
an<l in the last stage of neglect. She
"Ha! I’ll pay li'im for that," the navvy un acreitg«« of 14,««38. The Bronx
There Is another mov«»meut from Can­ the poker first and there ain't no argey- amuse/1 herself by attempting to improve growled viciously.
t>42 ftictories only and is.| |3 wor
meat at all.”
one of them, and kneel-
ada of-men of business Instincts rath»*r
"A human life, Mr. Burt,” continued
Kate looked at his savage face ni><! the condition of
sprinkled through its area of 2«
than of agricultubal or Industrial ten­ burly figure, anil thought what a very ing down beside it she pulled up a num- (Iirdlestone, "is a sacred thiiig, but a hu­
acres, less than one worker to the
which
covered
it.
There
her
of
the
weeds
man
life,
when
weighed
against
the
exist
­
dencies.
How great the volume of couragi’ous w.pnan liis wife must be.
rose bush in the center, ence of a great firm from which hundreds acre, ns against twenty-four to the
tliis steady flow Is uncertain. But It is
“It's all ’cause tbe fisher lasses won't wat< a withered
licit also, and succeeded derive their moans of livelihood, is a small acre in Manhattan.
so
she
pulled
up
a mailer of OOUMDpA ol«s»*rvation thai lemme alone.’.’ he explained with a leer.
Tbe department of labor gives the
in
Importing
some
degree of order among c< nsideration indeed. When the fate of
many Canadian clerks are at work in “She doii't like it. ktt«>< k m«‘ ssdewavs if the few plants which remained.
She Miss Ilarston is put against the fate of following number of factories and ein-
•he
do
!
It
the I'nihvl States. Only a camini glance
worked with unnatiirnl energy, pausing the great comtnereiiil house of Girdle­ ployes in the other boroughs of Great­
is neeiied to show that a good Jrof»or­ lers had a
every now and agiiin to glance down the stone, it is evident which must go to the er New York: Brooklyn. I5ii«i facto­
women.”
tlon of these follow up tho ir migration
dark avenue, or to Irstea intently to any wall. Our house has for nearly forty ries, witji 121.822 employes; Queens,
“Did you post my note?" ask«*«l Kate,
to the South by s»*«*king American citi­
“Yes; in course 1 did,” he answered. chance sound which might catch her ear. years been a bright spot in the darkness. 422 factories, with 20.180 employes;
In the course of her work she chanced If it should fall now it would be a Rtum-
zenship. The outflow of population is "It'll be in Lunnon now. most like." His
Richmond, 173 factories, with 7,684
more «•«ectacular than the inflow. It one eye moved about in such a very shift.v to look at the i’riory. The ref«*ctory bling blo«'k and a scandal. ? ou see, there- employes.
stake
facetl
th«*
lawn,
nnd
at
th«»
window
of
it
fore, that greater interests are at
causes alarm in tlu* minds of many be- way as he spoke that she was convinced
it is when one makes a dividing line
t’liere stood the three men looking out at than the mere dross of this world, Hav-
cau«« It Is th«* same sort of movement that be was telling a lie. She «•ouhl not her. Tlie Girdlestone» were nodding their
might between upper ami lower Manhattan
ing
seen
that
this
sad
necessity
that atccompitailed ro much in the d«*- br sufficiently thankful that she hail some-* Iliads, as though they were pointing her arise, 1 had made every arrangement some at 14th stre«*t that the true sigiiifi«*anee
velopment of the United State* The thing else to rely upon besides the old out to tin* third man, who stood between time before. TTjis building is, as you of the crowding of factories in lower
•coundrel's assurances.
"west” in changing loCTilit!«?» was
There w as nothing to be seen «low it th'* them. He was looking at her with an may have observed in your «irive. situated Manhattan is evidenced, for in this
largely built up by settlers from the lane except a single cart with a loutish expression of interest. Kate thought as iu a lonely and secluded part of the coun­ urea, roughly cut off at 14th street,
“east,” tills latter term also being a young man walking at th«* horses head. she returned his gaze that she had never try. It is walled round, too. in such a 325.000 workers are located in about
movable one. B«*«*ause of the knowledge She had a horror of tin* country folk since seen-a more savage and brutal face. He manner that any one residing here is 2,700 acres.
of tills splendkl citizenship which is her encounter with the two bumpkins was flushed and laughing, while Ezra be­ practically a prisoner. 1 removed the
As the acme of density is the block
side him appeared Jo la* pale and anxious. ludy so suddenly that no one can [Mtssibly
being l««»t Americans regret the rest­ upon the Sunday. She therefore slipped
They all, when they saw that she noticed know where she has gone to, and I have bounded by West Houston. Brine«» and
away
from
the
gale
ami
went
through
less roureh for new lands 1» carrying
them, stepped precipitately back from the spread such reports as to her condition Crosby streets nnd Broadway, with !>7
th«* pioneer» acros» rhe i«>nl»*r into, the wood to the slu’d, which she mounted. window.
Site had only a momentary that no one down here would be surprised per cent of its site covered with build­
On the other side of th«* wall there was
Canada. It is the rtgret manifested
ings, a density of 1,210 workers to the
■tanding a little boy in buttons, so rigid glance at them, and yet the three faces, to hear of her decease.”
by Gov. Morris when speaking of the and motionless that he might be one of the strange, fiereb red one, and the two
"But there is bound to be an inquiry. acre, and with a total of 4,000 people
enistern opposition to the Louisiana Madame Tussaud's figures, were it not for hard familiar pale ones which flankeil it, Hew about a medical certificate?” asked working in tlie block during 1006. the
purchaw*. II«» pictured tlw* exuberant his eyes, which were rolling about in ev­ remained vividly impressed upon her mem­ Ezra.
year for which all th«* data are taken.
"I shall insist upon a coroner's in­
pojnitation of rhe Eastern State« flow­ ery direction,/ and which finally fixed ory.
A large proportion of th«* buildings in
«iirdlestone
had
hero
so
pleased
at
the
quest,
”
his
father
answered.
ing lu a nt<»ady Kreatm into the west­ themselves on Kate's face.
this block are twelv«« stories high.
early
appearanc«»
of
his
two
allust
and
th«*
"An
inquest!
Are
you
mad?
”
"<iooil-mornin', miss,” said this appari­
ern wlld«mes»<. He «leclarol that if
Another fact of significanc«« is that
prospect of settling th«» matter once for
"When you have heard me. I think that
that country were neg1«wted or p»*rtnit- tion.
all. that he received them with a cordial­ you will come to Just the opposite conclu­ in this book the assessed value of
“Good-morning,” she answered. "I ity which was foreign to his nature.
te<1 to [ hiss into the hands of a for­
sion. I think that 1 have hit upon a land. ae«'ording to the report of the de­
eign power the fairest hoj«» of j»>ster- think 1 saw you with Mrs. Scully yester­
“Always pumtital, my dear son, an«l s< heme which is really neat —-neat in its partment of taxes ami assessment, was
day?”
always to be relied upon,” he said. "You simplicity.” II«* rubbed his hands togeth­
lty would he destroyed. The loss of
“Yes, miss. Missus, she told me to wait are a m««lel to our young business men. er, arid showed his Tong yellow fangs in $1,123,848, or $25.08 a s«piare foot.
(fo«d American »took Is to lx* regretted.
Does it pay to manufacture where
h«re and never • to move until 1 s«*e«l you. As to you. Mr. Burt,” he continued, "I his enjoyment of his own aatuteness.
But th«» movement means progr»*»««. It
land
costs this rate?
Who pays the
She said as you would be sure to come, am delighted to se«* you at the I’riory,
Burt and Ezra leaned forward to listen,
mean* harmonious relationaldi««» la­ I’ve been waitin’ here for nigh on au
additional rent on th«» land, and could
much
as
I
regret
the
sad
necessity
which
while
the
old
man
sank
his
voice
to
a
tw»*«n the Northw«*»tern States and the hour.”
factories easily remove to other bor­
has brought you down.”
whisper.
Canadian Northwest. It means devel­
"Y’our mistreaa is an angel,” Kate said
“Talk it over afterwards,” said Ezra,
"They think that she i» insane,” h« oughs? These are some of the ques­
opment of a new region by splendid enthusiastically, "and you ar»- a very good shortly. "Burt and I have had no luncb-
tions which the committe«* suggests a»
said.
citizen*. It means betterment of «rnndt- little boy.”
eon yet.” .
a result of its studios.
“Yes.”
tlons by tb*«e whose fathers and grand­
"1 am near starved,” the other growl-
'There's a small door in the boundary
"Indeed, you've hit it about the mia
fathers rougbt th»* »«me thing by west­ •ua,” said the youth, in a hoarse whisper, e«l. throwing himself into a chair, Ezra wall which leads out to the railway line.”
OPERATED BY ELECTRICITY.
ern migration.
In this Inetanee the nodding his head to emphasize hi* re­ had been careful to keep him from drink
"Well, what of that?"
I
"Suppose that door to be left open, Irnilrr Can lie liiMnnlly llroppe*
Unit«*«! States loses a» the older State» marks. "She's got a heart as is big on the way down, and he was now sober,
or as nearly sober as a brain saturate«! would it be an impossible thing for a
enough for three.”
to Groan«! to I’lek I p V let I tn.
lo»«t l»*fore.
ciaz.v woman to slip out through it, and
Kate could not help smiling at the en- with liquor could ever bo.
In an el««trl<*ally <qx*rat«sl street tear
Girdlestone called for Mrs. Jorrocks, to be run over by tbe ten o'clock ex- fender. r«s«t»ntly design«11, a Colorado
thusiasm with which the little fellow
PNEUMONIA.
who. laid the cloth. Ezra appeared to press?”
•poke.
man romos very close t > providing on«
have a poor appetite, .but Burt ate vora­
“If she would only get in tbe way
"You seem fond of her,” she said.
•» Well
which
will a«’tually s«*rv«* the purjstse
4kir !• Itee Heat <
When the meal was finished of it."
"I'd be a bad ’un if I wasn't. She took ciously.
a« the
II«»«
Preveative.
me out of the work'us without character I Ezra drew a chair up to the fire, and his
“Y'ou don't quite catch rny idea yet. for which it is intended. It Is uni­
The most cffis’tlve weapon with
or nothing, and she's a-educatin' of UH*. father did the same, after ordering the old Suppose that this express ran over the versally known that the
w hich to figlit pneumonia is fre«h air, I IShe sent me ’er«* with a message,"
woman out of the room, and carefully dead body of a woman, would there be th«» fenders now used are
real fr«?sh air. nnd lots of it.
closing th«* door behind her.
"What was it?”
anything to prove afterwards that alie
"You have spoken to our friend here was dead, and' pot alive at the time of I
The fact that pneumonia might lx*
"She said as how she had written in-
called simply a shutting off of oxygen Stead o' electro telegraphing, ’cause she about the business?” Girdlestone asked, the accident? Do you think that it would
•how* how important It is to give the had so much to say site couldn't fit it all nodding his head in the direction of Burt. ever occur to any one’s mind that the
"Y’es. I have made it all clear.”
press had run over a dead body?”
patient plenty of air. In one large New on a telegraph,”
“Five hundred pounds down, and a free
"I see your meaning,” said his
“
1
thought
that
would
be
so,
”
Kate
York hospital sufferers from the dls-
passage to Africa,” said Burt.
thoughtfully. "You would settle her
enro are carried to tlie roof and kept •aid.
“An energetic man like you can do a then put her there.”
"She wrote to Major Major him as
there «lay and night. When your child is a follerin’ of her. She said as she had' great deal in the .colonies w ith five hun­
•
(To be continued.)
grows 111, move It to the lnrgest nnd no doubt as he'd be down to-day, and you dred [HHimls.” Girdlestom* remarked.
"What I do with it is nothing to you.
sunnieat room In the house and open was to keep up your sperr'its and let her
Greatest < 'oncrete llrl«l»e.
the windows. If It is too cold for that, know by me if any one was a-wexin' gov’nor," Burt remarked surlily. “I does
The largest concrete bridge in
the
job,
you
pays
the
money,
nnd
there's
have another room near by Into which you."
world has Just received the finishing
"No, no. Not nt all,” Kate answered, an end ns far as you nre concerned.”
th»* patient may be moved at least three
“Quit«* so.” th«* merchant said in a con­ touches at Washington, says the New
smiling
again,
“
You
can
tell
her
that
mj
time* a day to permit n thorough ven­
ciliatory voice. “Yon nre free to do what York Sun. Tbe Connecticut avenue
tilation of the «lek room. All unnec­ guardian has Deen much kinder to-day. you like with tlie money.”
bridge, as it is known, spans the deep
I am full of hope now. Give her my
essary furniture and all picture* hang
"Without axin' your lenve,” growled gorge of Ilock creek, not fifteen min­
warmest thanks for her kindness."
Ings ahd other impedimenta should t»>
"Ail right, miss. Say, that chap at the Burt. II«* was a man of such a turbulent utes by trolley from the center of the
taken out <»f both rooms.
gate hasn't been giving yob no cheek, has and qnarrelsomte disposition that he was city.
always ready to go out of his way to make
An stta«A of pneumonia l»*gins In a fit—hint with the game eye?”
The structure fs remarkable for sev­
himself disagreeable.
manner which suggests a very bad cold.
"No, no, John.”
eral reasons. In the first place, it is
"The
quest
ion
is
how
it
is
to
be
done,
”
John looke«! at her suspiciously. “If he
The patient has a chill and a fever and
interposed Ezra. “You've got some [dan built entirely of concrete without be­
suffers from pains.In the side. A cough hasn't it's all right,.” he said, "but I
FENDER DROPS CLOSE TO THE GROUND.
in your head. I suppo»«," he said to his ing re-enforced with steel.
think
ns
you
’
re
one
of
them
as
don't
com
­
soon ap|M*ars, and th«* breath heroines
father!
"It's
high
mu«*
tbe
thing
was
It
is
1,421
feet
long,
with
a
52-foot
short nnd quick. The v-allant battle of plain if you can 'elp it.” He opened his carried through, or we shall have to put
utterly useless when put to the test,
roadway and a walk on either side.
hand and showed a great jagged flint
th«* overworked heart Is indlcattHl by a
nils '■nn be aivounted for by reason
which I»»* carried. "I'd ha'- km>< k-'«i his up th«* shutters in Fenchurch street.”
The floor of the bridge is 130 feet
quick pulse ami flushed cheeks. S«x>n other peeper out With this,” he said,
His father shivered at the very thought.
of the cirmmon custom of snpi»orting
above the ground. There are several
“Anything rather than that." he said.
there are signs of great exhaustion, “blowed if I wouldn't.”
the fender too high above the ground
150-foot arches and two narrow ones
"It will precious st>on come to that."
with
hrodache,
sleeplecsness
and
so that it will be sure to clear all ob­
"Don't do anything of the sort, John.
“What's the matter with your lip? It of 82 feet.
(sometimes) delirium.
( but run horn«* like n good little hoy.”
struct lots. In emergencies, when t-tie
Work was begun about seven years
s«-ems
to be swollen.”
"All right, miss. Goo«l-by to ye!”
During nil of tTiis period the blo«xl
fender is needed to prevent injury to
"I had a turn with that fellow Dims- ago on the foundations, though the
Kate watched him stroll down the Ian».
1« waging fl tremendous war upon tne
a person accidentally caught on the
putting
his
hand
dale,"
Ezra
nnswered.
about two
Invading germs
If It Is destined to He paused at tin* bottom ns if irresolute, up to his mouth to hid» the disfigurement.' plans had already taken
track, it proves valueless rolling over
work halted
lose, th«» exhaustion will grow mor«» and • nd then she was relieved to see him throw “lie followed us to the station ami we years to complete. The
the unfortunate instead of picking him
the stone over into .a turnip field, and
owing to the failure of Congress to
more mnrked. stsl the patient will die.
walk rapidly off in th«« opposite direction had to beat him oil, but I think 1 left appropriate enough money to Cont­ up. The fender shown lure is normal­
But If It Is destln«*d to win. there w ill to the I’riory gates.
my marks ui>on him.”
ly flupqurtisi about a foot above the
"lie playe«! «oiu« hokey-pokey business plete It.
come fl time—it will be between the
ground. When the motonnan son a
But about three years ago the nec­
on me,” said Burt. “He trippeti me in
fifth and the tenth day- when th«» pa­
J H A B I ER XX. '
person on the track-nnd Is unable to
tient will suddenly s»»em brighter. The
Late in the afternoon Ezra arrived at some new-fangle«i way, nnd nigh knocked essary bills went through and a really •bop the car In time to avoid an ¡i<«e|-
temperature will fall, the'breathlng will the I’riory. From one of the passage the breath out of me. I don't fall as beautiful bridge Is no»v the result. The dent be releases a convenient handle
light as I used.”
cost was a million dollars.
Is* more r«*gulflr, nnd the violent Jump­ windows Ka'’’ S»W* loin ilriim- up t’lw
on the dashlsmrd and the fender dr'»|>s
“He did not succeed in tracing you?”
avenue
in
fl
high
dogcart.
There
was
a
ing of th«» pulse will cense When this
to within an Inch or two of the ground.
The New Time*.
broad-shouldered, red-bearded man sitting i. «• I>»i-• risked nneasily. "There 1» no*
happen», it Is fl sign that the battle is
It Is thus in a position to pick up the
Th«
1
now
times
in
Georgia
—
«
liano*
of
his
turning
up
here,
and
spoilt
ig
I
bsslds him, nnd»th« ostler from the Flying
I
I
won.—Delineator.
No skies that wear a frown.
victim instead of [Hissing over 1 him.
Bull was per lied behind. Kate had rush­ the whole business?”
Ami when the trouble strikes its
Electricity Is employed to operate the
"Not in th«« least.” said Ezra confident­
ed v< the window on hearing tlie sound
Coultoa't Ilo It.
We'll dance the trouble down.
movement of the fender.
of.wheels. With Mm» 'Inn expo, t.ition. that ly. "He was in the liatids of a [sdiceman
“A father should be the friend and h« r friends hn«l come sooner th in eh«» when I saw him last.”
Tbe
old
times
forgotten,
i'That is «<11. Now I should like, be
Worth Serin*.
companion of Ills son." aal«! Mrs. f’orri- anticipated. A glance, however, showed
Though now their story's told,
foMtel, who had been rending a maga her that the hops was « tin From behind fere we go further, to sa.v a few words
In
a
certain
preparatory scluxil In
New times bring all the happiness
■ curtain »he *atoh«»d them alight and to Mr. Burt ns to what has led up to
zinc. •
• ,
Washington, sttys a contributor in
The
arms
of
you
can
hold
!
I w i-h yon tO’Daderetand,” ho said,
"Mandy.” answered the farmer, cone t.to th«’ house, while the trap wheel­
Harper's Magazine, an instructor one
.
ed round and rattled off for Bedsworth "that this is no sudden determination of —Atlanta Constitution.
"you're askin' t«s> much. There's uo
day
made the statement 'that "every
•
but
that
events
have
led
up
to
it
ill
again.
A Special tlrand.
use of askin' a man at my time o' life
year a sheet of witter fourteen feet
uch a way that it was impossible to avoid
She went slowly ba«'k to her room, won
Brown—I want to thank you again thick Is raised to clouds from the sea.”
to let his hair grow out’over his fore­ dering what fri«sd this couhl tw* whom It. Our commercial honor and integrity
head like a back [torch an' go around Ezra had brought with him. She had n«> •re more pro ions to us than anything for that cigar you gave me yesterday.
"At what time of year do««s that <u»*
in clothes that ain't mates, hollerin’ tii-ed that he was roughly clad, presenting else. nnd we bate l>oth ngrecd that we I enjoyed It Immensely.
•ur. professor?" askc«l a freshman. “It
* contrast to tlie young merchant, who are really to sacrifice anything rather
Green—I'm glad you liked It By mutot be a sight»,worth going a long
Rnh! rnh ! rah!'" Washington Star
I was,vulgarly spruce in his attire. Evi­ than lose it. Unfortunately, our affairs the' v ay, I have another of the same way to fl»e
I dently he intendtsl* to pass the night at have become somewhat involved, «nd it
•
•
Arranflina Matters.
i
brand If you care to smoke.
"Here Is a map of the route we shall the I’riory. synce they ha<] let «the trap was absolutely ne<vssary thflt the firm
After u uiuu u,«.- ««ecu a<«cus«*d of
Brown—No, thank you. i didn’t
go back to the» village. She w ns glad, that tloulil have a sum of money promptly
take.”
•teîtling. thouilf I« flmy hive proven
a
gPlhlge
smoke
the
otfier
one.
I
have
h<* ha«i rotne, for his presence would •Ct in order to extricate itself from its diffi,-
"Did you make two of them?"
Ilia Inn«»■'•nee, tin- I**'»pl«« for the rest
0
4)ltios This sum •«■ endeavored to get against Jone», so I gave it to him.
•a • restraint upon the Gir’llestanes.
“No; what for?"
<«f bla Ilf«* will tl.’h i-n th«*ir h >ld on
I As rfce long afternoon stole away she through a «hiring «i«e<>tlgtion in diamonds,
"So papa will !>»» able to overtah»* us became more ami m««re impatient and
11» who can move hin ear» c»n usuaf th«»iT p'« k".b«x>k» v\ In 11 they see him
Fi­ which wsb , jhongli 1 toy it, ingeniously
and forgive uA"—Houston 1’ oml
CC4»aQ<
occtant. She bad b^en • w mg ID ber plasntod au^ cMerlf carried, and Which 1« «»•toe t»4 finir ntaiMÀ «en miti.
1
OREGON
« •
1
latlon, kreptng tn motion on to.'
wnl»r a» lotte a time ns [tossitole.
I mu *M facte Week
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