had stood boldly confronting him unto tbs
A N O T H E R N E W Y O R K C R IM E ,
last, sank into a chair, utterly overcome
by hie emotions.
Brutal M urder o f W om en and Girls
Sir Launce had gone back to his »eat.
__________
I
in M etro p olis Continues.
Suddenly he gave a sharp cry, sprang up
N ew Y o rk , A u g. 2.— “ T h e grave-
from his chair, pressed bis band upon his
heart, staggered for an instant, and then
y a rd ,”
us the
fo r e ig n
populated
fell forward across the table. Arthur
neigh b orh ood on F irs t avenue, be-
heard the cry, looked up, and perceiving
tw een T h irte e n th
and
F ou rteen th
bis father’s condition, ran to him and
streets Is known loca lly , g a v e up to
raised him in his arms. A glance at the
day a fresh crim e, r iv a lin g In a tro c
face made him frantically pull the bell
and shout for help. One of the waiters
ity the m ysterious butcheries o f lust
ran for a doctor. When the doctor ar
w eek.
T h e latest d iscovered victim
rived the countenance was of au ashen
was an 8-year-old g irl, and, lik e the
gray
hue,
the
jaw
had
dropped,
and
the
C H A P T E R X X V .— (Continued.)
But she Is too much absorbed In her
tw o youn g wom en m u rd ered , she had
The whole of that day she passed in a own thoughts to heed or even hear his eyes were glazed. He raised the nerveless
been sh ock in gly m istreated b e fo re
hand and felt for the pulse— there was With Battleships in P acific Th ey Will
•tate of great anxiety and suspense. Not words.
death and the body m u tilated when Man W h o Fled B etors L osdad R e
none; he shook his head, and let it fall
until past nine that uight did Arthur re
life was extinct.
“ I f people cuts up rough, and gives
B ecom e Bold and Japan Will
v o lver Punished and M ads T e x t
turn. The moment she saw his face she their selves such airs, let ’em take the again.
Th e th ree m urders w ere s trik in g ly
o f S p eech by C h ie f,
Surely Retaliate.
knew that the hope had failed. The ques consekevenees,” mutters the driver, as
Sir Launce Penrhyddyn was dead.
sim ilar.
L ast
T h u rsd ay
n igh t
a
tion died upon her lips. He walked si he remounts the box. “ A fter all, why
wom an was stran gled in a T w e n ty -
lently into their sitting room ; she helped should I care? When I puts her down
At the sound of Arthur's knock Eleo
second street b oard in gh ou se;
the
him off with his overcoat.
nore sprang up from the couch upon
she’ll never set eyes on me again.”
N ew Y o rk , Aug. 1.— A rem arkable
W ashington, Aug. 3.— There was next m orning the body o f a s till un
“ It was as I suspected,” he said at
He puts her down at the corner of the which she had been lying, and ran to the much jubilation on the part o f naval id e n tifie d woman, who had been
choked to death, was found la an ora b le one in P a ris
length. “ My father called upon the law street in which Mr. W ylie’s office stands. door. It was a bitter night without: the
when Cap
yer*, and their answer was that they She pays the fare, then walks the rest whole air was filled with the falling officers toduy over the specific and un areaw ay in East N in eteen th street. tain A lfr e d D reyfu s was p u b licly dis-
K
a
tie
P
rltsch
ler,
dau
ghter
o
f
a
res
had laccived instructions to take no fur of the way, goes up the stairs, and into snow, which lay like a white pall over the qualified announcement a t Oyster Bay
ther steps in the business. They could the outer office. Mr. Fig and the junior earth. She would have thrown her arms that the battleships of the A tlan tic fieet taurant w aiter, disappeared a week
ago ted a y and was k ille d th at night. heudquarters.
gir* Do explanations whatever, as they clerk are there. Mr. W ylie is not in, round his neck : but be srirank from her,
F o r th e firs t tim e In
w ill be sent to the Pacific. U n til this A ribbon placed about the th ro at and m ore than 30 years a p atrolm an had
wer* bound over to strict secrecy.”
Mr. Fig inform, her— will not be there and by the light of the lamp that hung
draw
n
so
tig
h
tly
th
at
it
cut
the
in the passage, she saw that in his face statem ent was made by authority of
Oboia >re sank almost fainting into a again this week.
been adju d ged g u ilty o f cow ardice.
H e r H e Is Stephen S. W alsh , who, accord
chair. Arthur also seemed to he com
She takes another cab, and ia driven which made her draw back and let him President R ocsevelt there was a g row flesh, showed how she died.
body
was
found
today.
ing to the ch arge m ade again st him
pletely prostrated by the destruction of home. When she arrives there she has pass. He went into tbe parlor and she in g feelin g on the part of naval officers
I f the b ru ta lity o f the m urders last w eek, fled from an arm ed man
thin hast rope. Unknowingly to himself, scarcely sufficient strength to walk up followed him.
that these vessels would not be sent
can
be
q
u
a
lified
,
t
h
a
t
^
f
the
P
rltsch
-
who had shot and k illed a woman.
he had clung to It as a last resource; the steps. She lies down upon the conch,
“ For heaven's sake, tell me what is the around-Cape H orn.
ler g irl ranks first ^ S h e was as
T h e keen Interest w ith which th *
until this bad failed, he had not realized dressed as she is. and falls into a state matter?” she cried, timidly approaching
One of the m ost substantial officers saulted, m urdered
id
then
h
er
lif
e
unusual case was fo llo w e d rose to a
despair.
of semi-consciousness, until she is aroused him. “ You have seen Stafford” — her sus of the navy believes that the sending of
less
form
was.-"'
,bly
m
utilated.
point o f dram atic Intensity when P o
“ Then all hope of saving Penrhyddyn by a knock at the door.
picions immediately taking that direc these battleship^ to the C aliforn ia coast
lice C om m issioner B ingham , who hud
Is gone?” she said at last, in a hollow
“ It is Arthur !” she cries, starting up. tion.
w ill cause so much irritation that war
presided p erson ally at the tria l, an
voice.
" I have seen no Stafford!” he answer between the U n ited States and Japan
Ni
N CHOSEN.
nounced that the ch arge against the
“ A l l !” he answered. “ It will be my
ed, sternly. “ I have seen a man who—
C H A P T E R X X V I.
w ill be the result. T h ey are already
un fortu n ate man had been proved.
father's death blow !”
When Arthur arrived at the hotel at do you know a wretch called W ylie?”
figuring on promotions, as history has Goor*
--'t M ade in S electing Then the Com m issioner turned to In
W ylie, then, had deceived her.
Oh, which Sir Launce was staying, a waiter
A t that name, a cry broke from her
spector R ich ard W alsh , in whose dis
A to T ry Halsey.
what a torrent of evil rushed through her informed him that a gentleman of the lips, and she fell cowering into a chair. shown that advancement in the naval
tric t Stephen W a lsh whs a p atrol
heart at that thought!
But revenge name of Mr. W ylie had just been shown She knew now that she was lost— that service is much more rapid during war
San F r a f f s c o . Aug. 2.— C om para
man, but who Is no re la tiv e o f the
than in peace.
could 1 wuit.
Could she conceive any up to his father’s room. This news set all was over between them.
tiv e ly rap id progress was m ade yes dismissed man, nnd directed the In
A ll naval officers are forbidden to
means to obtain delay?
“ I need not ask for an answer In
his heart beating as he hastened up the
terd a y in the tria l o f T h e o d o re V. spector to strip W a lsh o f his shield
“ W b " .re the mortgagee*?’ she asked. stairs.
words, Eleonore; your face has told me discuss international questions fer pub
and u n iform buttons so th at he
Suddenly struck by the thought that she
“ I am delighted that your son has ar- all,” he said, mournfully; “ but I would lication, but privately they do not hesi H alsey fo r the a lle g ed b rib ery o f
m ight not even leave the tr ia l room
Lon ergan .
H alsey, as
herself would go to them and implore
tate to declare that they believe that as S u pervisor
w ith the em blem s o f his fo rm e r posi
fo rm e r a gen t o f th e P a c ific States
delay.
Her powers of fascination had
soon
as
the
A
lla
n
tic
fleet
starts
on
its
Ji-V.kftíW
tion as a policem an in good stand
never fnih.nl y e t; they could not, should
long voyage to the Pacific the Japanese T elep h on e & T e leg ra p h Com pany, Is ing on his person. T h e arow d looked
not, now. in this the most momentous
governm ent w ill send one of its fleets the second o f the public u tilities cor on in w onder and excitem en t as the
poratlon men to be b rou gh t to the
crisis of tier life. The thought filled her
to the coast of C aliforn ia or to the A t
bar by the b rib ery g r a ft prosecution inspector advanced to p erform his
with hope. She rose from her chair with
unpleasant work.
lantic coast.
*
and the in d ictm en t on which he went
Bushed cheeks nnd sparkling eyes.
T h e dism issed man stood still and
They declare that the presence of the to tr ia l is the firs t o f 13 sim ila r ones
“ Infreality, it is Miss Grierson who
liattleehips of A d m iral Evans on the that have been retu rn ed against him. offered no resistance as the shield
holds the mortgage; but the affair is, of
Pacific w ill cause the people in that
F o rty -e ig h t ven irem en w pre ex was unpinned from his breast, but
course, in the hands of the trustees— her
part o f the country to become more am lned d u rin g th e day, and o f these when the Inspector started to detach
uncle and Mr. Wylie.”
the buttons o f the un iform Stephen
bold in th eir attacks on the Japanese. nine w ith stood th e q u a lific a tio n tests
"W hat— who?” shrieked Eleonore.
W a lsh stepped back and appealed to
This, they say, w ill cause irritation , and w ere accepted, su b ject to per his attorn ey against any fu rth er hu
“ Her uncle and M*. W y lie !
Great
w hich they fear w ill lead to serious em p tory ch allen ge by e ith e r side, ten m iliation b ein g put upon him In th *
heavens! what Is the matter?”
p erem ptories restin g w ith the de
consequences.
A J ^ a - ly look—a cry— and she drops
fense and fiv e w ith the prosecution. presence o f his fo rm e r com rade*.
npon the ground. In a fit. Arthur calls
C om m ission er
B ingham ,
w h o was
D istrict A ttorn e y L an gd on con
loudly) for help. ‘Mrs. Freeman and the
la b o rin g
under
g re a t
excitem en t,
A D D N E W T R A IN .
ducted the exam ination s fo r the p ros
servant rush in. Then a fearful scene
ecution.
H e is supported by Special then Interposed and d irected th e In
ensues. This revelation coming upon the
Counsel H ira m Johnson and Assist spector to conduct his fo rm e r sub
Southern
Pacific
Will
Inaugurate
N
ew
mental agonies of the last few days is too
ant D istrict A tto rn e y W illia m HufT ord in a te to th e steps o f th e pollca
E xp ress S e rv ice .
Stephen
much ’.f°r the overwrought brain.
She
Cook.
B ert Sch lessinger exam ined bu ild in g and e je c t him .
sobs, ahricks, tears and beats herself.
W ith him at the W alsh offered no resistance nnd went
Portland, Aug. 3.— H arrim an offi fo r the defense.
w ith the Inspector to the ou ter d oo r
Wild, pncitierent self-accusations burst
cials, both in Portland and San Fran counsel ta b le in H a ls e y ’ s b eh alf are
way, w h ere he was fo rm a lly d irected
from her lips. One moment she calls upon
cisco, are seriously considering placing D elphin M. D elm as and H en ry H. to leave the building.
T h rou gh o u t
her husband in terms of passionate en
A B T H C B C H A S T IS E S I1B. W Y L IE .
M cPik e.
I f Judge L a w lo r overru les
a
special
m
ail
and
express
train
on
the
unusual
p ro ceed in g
Stephen
dearment ; the next, shrieks forth the
the ob je c tio n o f the d efen se to the the
Portland-San
Francisco
tun.
I
t
ie
e
x
most awful threats of vengeance against rived,” said Mr. Wylie, with a malicious not condemn you unheard, and in being
com m encem ent o f L ou is G lass’ new W alsh m aintained his com posure.
pected
that
a
decision
w
ill
be
reached
Wylie.
grin, as the young man entered the room ; here now, I am neglecting the most sacred
tria l next M onday and req u ires It to
Through :t the night she recovers from “ as I have certain things to say which and solemn duties. Oh, woman, woman !” in a few days. Railroad officials are go on at th at tim e, M r. D elm as w ill
M AY FACE M URDER CHARGE.
•ne fit only to fall into another. Towards concern him. So. Sir Launce, you have he burst out, in a sterner voice! “ For inclined to think the additional service p robably w ith d raw te m p o ra rily from
morning the paroxysms gradually decline, no hope of having the mortgage money by your sake, I forgot father, everything! is assured, althoughjthe train w ill have the H alsey case in o rd e r to tak e part
S o ld ier Is A rrested fo r C om plicity in
and at last she sinks into a deep and the thirtieth?”
I knew nothing of you ; I trusted you im to lie officially ordered by General M an in the d efen se o f Glass.
N orthern P acific R ob b ery.
motionles- slumber.
“ None whatever, sir,” answered Sir plicitly, and I married you, and this is ager C alvin fio m the San Francisco
A storia, Ore., Aug. 1.— A n enlisted
Mrs. F reeman and Arthur sat by the Launce coldly ; “ but I think common de my return!”
office.
T o r e a d o D estroys T ow n .
man, g iv in g his nam e ns H en ry J.
bedside, and after a rime he said, in a cency might have delayed your visit un
“ I loved you so passionately,” she said,
The proposed new train w ill Ire re
V ic to ria , K an., Aug. 2— A ll efforts G ruber is under arrest at F o r t Ste
whisper, “ What connection Is there be til that day. Besides, my lawyers are the “ that I could not lose you. You know served exclusively for handling m ail
to reach M arqu ette, rep o rted to have vens on a ch arge o f b ein g im plicated
tween Eleonore and this W ylie?”
proper persons "for you to treat with.
that I fled once. Intending never to look and express, and is being considered as been destroyed by a torn ad o Inst
“ Ton must not ask me any questions,
" I always like to take time by the fore upon your face again; but a strange fate an expedient for te lie v in g existing con night, h ave failed . T h e M issouri P a In the rob b ery o f a N orth ern P a c ific
Mr. Penrhyddyn,” she answered, quickly lock, and deal
with
principals. Sir brought us together once more. Do not gested conditions, which, it is said, are c ific R a ilw a y telegrap h o p erator at train In M ontana Inst M ay in which
E ngineer C low was k illed .
G ruber
“ It Is not my place to tell your wife’s Launce,” sneered W y lie ; “ and, after all, believe that I yielded passively to my
responsible largely for the unsatisfac M arqu ette was n o tify in g the agent at is lint 2 0 years o f nge and cam e to
forty-eight hours do not make much dif selfish love. I struggled with it many a
•ecrets.”
G
eneseo,
west
o
f
th
ere,
that
the
de
tory passenger service on this branch
Fort Stevens on July 2 2, fro m B utte,
weary hour, but it was too strong for my
Town;
11 o’clock Eleonore awoke ference.”
of the Southern P acific. This special pot was alm ost destroyed by wind, Mont., w h ere he had en listed a fe w
“ I f I were to ask you for forty-eight weak will to conquer.”
but in such a feeble, exhausted condition
and
th
at
th
ree
Inches
o
f
w
ater
stood
days b efore.
"Y ou are now my wife, and as such, w ill carry no passengers. J
that she could scarcely move. At the hours’ grace, you would think they made
In the depot, when the w ire failed .
T h at G ru b er is th e m an's correct
The express business on this line has
<tan claim my protection. After what has
M cPh erson , southeast o f M arqu ette, name Is con sid ered certnln fo r the
sight of those dark, languid eyes resting a great difference”
"Quite right. Sir Launce; I should." occurred, I shall leave England, and never increased to an exten t that it is im pos was reached by telephone. T h at place
upon him. Arthur forgot all but his leve.
reason thnt he gave his fn th e r’s name
She looked lost, vacant, at first; but answered Wylie, with an insolent laugh; return to it again. I will send you such sible to handle it w ith the facilities had heard the rep ort but could not on th e d esc rip tiv e list the sam e ns on
A ll the “ D and A ” card when he en
gradually the revelation of last night "and you would not get them if you did means of support as I can earn, but we that are now provided in the passenger com m u nieate w ith M arquette.
can never meet again.
Farew ell! and trains and at the same tim e make oth er w ires are down.
M arqu ette listed.
■ ■ f i g to break upon her mind, for she ask.”
H e was placed under arTsai
"M y father is not likely to ask any heaven forgive you all the evil you have schedule tim e w ith these trains.
By was destroyed by a to rn ad o In 1905, at 10 o'clock yesterd ay m o rn in g in
and be in va?n endeavored to
I
grnce of you. and if your business is end wrought upon me and upon others."
ccm bining both the express and m ail 27 persons being k ille d and o v e r a accordance w ith te le gra p h ic Instruc
yambi jier.
ed, I command you to leave the room 1”
“ Stay 1” she cried, stretching out her business and handling it w ith a special hundred and fift y in ju red .
He had an appointment with his father
tions received from the com m anding
cried Arthur, passionately.
arms imploringly, bat not daring to move train, the railroad officials figure that
officer at V an cou ver B arracks, who
', that morning which he must keep. When
"Before I retire, allow me to ask how towards him.
d irected th at the p risoner be held
/ ? & he told her that he was going, she said. Mrs. Penrhyddyn Is this morning?” said
Rates to W est L o w e re d .
>t w ill be possible to operate its passen
“
I
cannot,”
he
answered,
sternly.
“
1
i
' In * low, faint voice, “ Stoop down, dear
C hicago, Aug. 2 — R edu ction s In until an officer a rriv e s fo r him . G ru
Wylie, turning upon him with a hideous have done my duty to the living; I must ger trains on schedule tim e, since it is
est, and let me look at you.” She took
the discharging ar.d receiving o f e x in terstate fares from a ll the p ro m i ber Is kept in the gu ardh ou se heav
grin.
now perform what I owe to the dead. The
his f^ce between her weak, trembling
nent places In th e East to the p rin ily Ironed.
Arthur staggered back as though he had discovery has cost my dear father his press that in variab ly delays trains.
hands and looked into his eyes until the
cipal points west o f C hicago and St.
been shot, and Sir Launce looked up life.”
tears pour, i down her cheeks like rain ;
W ould M ove H ead C am p.
Lou is w ill be m ade August 6 by the
wonderingly.
Eight Injured in E levator.
(T o be continued.)
Eastern railroads, special perm ission
then she passionately kissed his lips. “ Put
Seattle, W a sh ., A u g. 1.— A t th l*
"Oh, I perceive.” went on the wretch ;
C
incinn
ati,
A
u
g.
3.—
A
pecu
liar
your arms round me and hold me to your
to do so h a vin g been gran ted by the m o rn in g ’s session o f the head camp
" I have been indiscreet— I have betrayed
acciden t on an e le v a to r
in
the In terstate
H e l> l(ln *t K n o w .
C om m erce
Com m ission. con ven tion
*
heart, anu kiss me as you used in the old
of
W o o d m en
of
the
a secret. Sir Launce, I presume, has not
P
o
w
e
r
b
u
ild
in
g,
a
t
E
igh
th
and
Syca
In « village In New
Jersey the
Because o f the reductions in in te r W o rld , C h arles A. R eyn old s, o f Se
days.”
been introduced to his daughter-in-law
m
ore
streets,
last
even
in
g,
seriou
sly
state fares made by the W estern a ttle, sprung a su rprise In the shap*
schoolmistress saw one o f the little
His own tears flowed fast as he took
— a pleasure to come."
in ju re d e ig h t persons. T h e car was railroad s, ow in g to the passage o f o f a m otion to ch an ge h eadqu arters
her in his arms. Then came upou her a
She culled him to her
“ Arthur, what does this mean?” said boys crying.
run
n
in
g
by
e
le
c
tric
ity
and
a
broken
H e to id o f
N sudden revulsion of feeling. “ No, n o !’’
and Inquired the reason. “ Some o f the connection in a sw itchboard e x tin 2-cent fa re law s by m any states, pas fro m D en ver to S eattle.
Sir Launce, wonderingly.
sengers fro m Eastern and W estern th e d issa tisfa ction th at has been cur
she cried, trying to push him a w a y ;
big boys made me kiss a little girl out guished the lig h ts and to ok fro m th e
“
I
cannot
speak
before
this
man.”
an
points h ave been able to save fro m rent am on g m em bers on the C oast by
“ curse1 me kill me rather— your kisses
in the scliool yard,” was the reply. op e ra to r the p ow er to con tro l the $1 to $6 by buying a tic k e t o v e r
swered the son. in a low voice.
reason o f k eep in g the head cam p In
are fire 1 Oh, it is I who have destroyed
car.
A s a resu lt the crow d reached Eastern roads on ly to th e ir W estern C olorad o, w h ile th e scene o f the
"Oh, you need not fear speaking before ‘ Why, that Is outrageous!
W
hy
did
you 1 Go from me, if you do not wisli
me,” cried Wylie, ironically. “ Y'our wife you not come right to me?” ” 1— I __ the bottom in s a fe ty, alth ou gh in term in als and then reb u y in g o v e r a g rea test a c tiv ity o f the W o od m en ie
to drive me mad 1”
was my client for some years before she didn’t know that you would let me darkness, and then, by a sudden re W estern line to th eir destin ation .
located on th e C oast.
T h e state o f
And she fell into a paroxysm of sob
new al o f pow er, th e e le v a to r w ent to
inveigled that battered old reprobate Cas-
W a sh in gton , O regon and C a lifo rn ia
kiss you,” he said.
bing, that made them fear lest another
th e top o f the sh aft so rap id ly th at
tleton into marrying her.
I knew her
have n early tw o -th ird s o f th e en tire
fit was .-oming on. But it subsided after
Buy M eat in Australia.
the balan cin g w e igh ts w ere th row n
when she was a ballet girl.”
m em bership o f the ord e r.
O ff to S p e n d I t .
a few moments into moans and sobs.
V
ic
to
ria
,
B.
C.,
A
u
g.
2.—
M
a
jo
r
O.
o
ff
and
in
fa
llin
g
struck
several
pas
“ Leave the room, s ir !” Sir Launce
When he is gone, she gives way to an
Naybor— I saw your w ife
leaving sengers.
L
on
g,
dispatched
to
A
u
s
tra
lia
and
said, firmly.
/ e k e Lim it to O a m s ge r.
uncontrollable burst of tears. But it ex
N ew Zealand by th e B ritish arm y
“ Not till you have heard a l l !” cried home In something o f a burry this
hausts itself in time. Then her mood
San
Fran cisco, A u g. 1.— T lie M et
m
ornin
g.
council
to
inspect
th
e
p
a
ck
in
g
houses
N ew C ru iser in C om m ission .
Wylie, exultingiy.
“ That woman is a
chan?
all that Is soft and gentle has
o f th e an tipodes w ith a v ie w to se rop olita n
R edw ood
L u m b er C om
M arrynt— Y e s ; she’s going into the
forger, and a th ief; and, before to-morrow
V
a
lle
jo
,
Cal.,
Aug.
3.—
W
ith
ap
towed away, and her face grows set and
morning I'll lodge her in a goal as a shopping district to contract about $50 p rop riate cerem onies, th e new cru is cu rin g supplies o f tin ned m eats fo r pany, ow n er o f th e ste a m er San P e
rigid. “ Good-bye to love,” she mutters;
the B ritish arm y, a rriv e d by the dro, which c o llid e d w ith th e steam er
felon !"
worth o f debts.
er C a lifo rn ia , rec e n tly com pleted, steam er M anuka to d a y, on his way C olu m b ia, has file d In th e United
"now (or revenge!’’
A blow from A-thur, who had loosed
Naybor— M y ! did sire tell y o iy th a t' was placed in com m ission sh o rtly be- to E ngland, via C h icago, w h ere he States D istrict C ou rt a p etition ask
Mrs Freeman brings her some roast
himself from his father’s bold. laid tbe
_______ _ told
___ ''>re "n on T h ocsd av Cantain Thom as
M arryat— No, but I foolishly
111 look o v e r th e p ack in g houses. in g
A lc k f
She forces herself to eat. She
th at
th e
lia b ility
fo r
libel
calumniator prostrate upon the floor. her last night that I had that" much S’ p h e IP8’ w ho w ill com m and the
H e said th e supplies in fu tu re w ould again st th e vessel be lim ited to the
feela atronger after that, and rises and
With a yell of passion, W ylie sprang up
cruiser, m ade a b r ie f speech and be taken in g re a te r qu a n tities from valu e o f th e b oat and th e amount
diasa
The fierce fire in her soul re
le ft in bank.— Philadelphia Press.
again, and grappled with h im : but A r
then read the o rd ers to th e c rew as A u stralia. M a jo r L o n g said th e bus p en d in g fo r fre ig h t.
In th e same
vived her; she begius to attir herslf for
thur had learned to use his fists too well
sem bled on the decks. T h is was f o l iness In A u stra lia
was conducted court C. P. D oe, o w n e r o f the G eorge
J the Mr. ct.
W h a t I t In d ic a te * .
at Eton to be in danger from such an
low ed by the ra is in g o f the flag o v e r
W . E ld er, w hich tow pd the San P e
T h e Woman— When a man goes te the w orship, w hich Is the fin est v es under w h olesale conditions.
^ ^ f r u are surely not going out !” ex- opponent, and a heavy blow in the face
d ro to E u rek a a fte r the n ed d en t, has
Mrs. Freeman.
church
It
usually
indicates
a
change
of
again felled him.
sel that e v er cam e to this yard. T h e T o o Youn g to B ecom e *n Am erican file d a lib e l on the San P ed ro, ask
“ I f I remained here another hour In-
C a lifo rn ia waa b u ilt by the Union
Sir Launce threw his arms round his h ea rt
San Francisco, A u g. 2.— W h e n the in g the cou rt to determ in e salvage.
I should be carried out raving son and withheld him from repeating the
The Man— And when a woman goes Iron w orks, but was turned o v e r to
f she answers. "N ow do not ex- attack. Dizzy, and half stunned. W ylie
steam er C uracao reached p ort this
to church it usually Indicates a n e« th e g overn m en t and com p leted
French S le p t O rd e re d Out.
aftern oon fro m G uaym as, one o f her
with me; you aught to know rose to his feet, wiping his livid face.
bonnet
22 firs t cabin passengers was held
W th ■ time how useless It is to oppose
Paris, Aug. 1
T h e M inister o f
“ This is a pitiful, paltry revenge,” he
H
einzs
B
oy*
M
ine
and
S
m
elter.
my kumor.”
by U nited States Im m ig r a tio n
In M arin e has Instructed the com mand
safd, lowly and quietly, but with a look
A F w o tl.h Q u e s tio n .
Basin,
M ont.,
A u g.
3.— R e p r e spector de la T o rre .
T
h
is
was
See-
er o f t t ) M editerran ean squadron to
day, although very cold, is wonder- of Intense hatred in his eyes: “ this is all
Dreamer— Do you think environment sentin g F. Augustus H eln ze, W. A fertna A lv a ra d o , a M e x lc jg lad o f hold tw o cru isers In read'ness to de-
nRyf bright for the time of year, and she the revenge you can wreak upon me. I
K id n ey purchased at s h e riff’s sale 16, who was you n g e n o u fn Just to
has much o f an effect on a person?
for M orocco,
lie t le o t 'le -
fcela a much stronger that the walks on do not begrudge it >ou. Everything you
Blunt— Tliu nd eration!
W ere
you here the p ro p erty o f th e Basin Bay com e w ith in the acope o f th e new im ^ ■ a p h e d to the captain o f the cruiser
for pearly a mile. Then aha calls the have in the world '.rill, in a few days,
S tate M in in g C om pany. Inclu d in g m igration law , w hich lorhids landing i urbin, com m issioned to the Azores,
meets. The coachman stops past into my hands, and I, whom your •ver surrounded by a swarm o f bees? the fam ous K a tie m ine, his m illio n -
o f any fo r e ig n e r under 16 years old to rem ain th ere until fu rth er Instruc
^^Hhtingly, and does not dismount from father did not think worthy to ait at his — D etroit Free Press.
d o lla r con cen tra tor, a sm elter, v a w ho is not accom panied by his fa th er tion*. Special dlspatchPB from Tan g
iB h o i.
table, will be master of Penrhyddyn. Not
rious oth er m in in g claim s and placer o r m other.
ier received here late tonight express
T h e Reaeon.
^ ■ ’d rather yon got another cab, miss,” only have you lost ail your worldly pos
locations along th e B ou ld er R iv e r
the fe a r th at the number o f E uro
M says.
"W h ere does that w riter get the time fo r
sessions, but you have disgraced your an
$392,864.71.
T h is
waa
the
peans m urdered exceeds that flre t re
Trunk With M oney Lost.
^ W h a t do yon
mean, fellow?" she cient name by your alliance.
And. aa to w rite as fu lly and beautifully as she sm elter used by M r. H ein ze under
X*
W a te rto w n .
W ls .,
Aug.
2 - -A p orted .
imperiously; for, in the present a parting consolation to you, know that does shout bringing up children?”
lease a fte r the destru ction o f his
trunk c o n ta in in g secu rities to the
vrought condition o f her nerves, she tbe money wonld have been forthcoming
B
u
tte
plant
by
fire
.
“ She hasn’t got sny.” — Baltimore
M urdered by M oor*.
valu e o f $200,000 has been found
°< endure to be opposed. “ I f you at Groom and F ry ’s had not she, your
American.
e nrefext
T a n g ie r, Aug. 1 -— On the
here and Is now on Its way to the
Hfnse to get down nad open the door, wife, contrived the abduction of tbe party
Bind M c G ss O v s r fo r P srju ry.
r ig h tfu l ow ner.
An expreesm an at th at they were displeased with th#
■ shall take your number and report who had arranged to pay it In. Now,
A F allare.
harbor w ork*, ________
th ree tribe# today at-
Boise, Idaho.
A u ...
g 3.—
D
L. C h icago shipped fo r O tto H elnecken , _______________
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having afforded you so much pleasant la-
" I hate hfcn ! H e tried to kiss m et" M cGee, o f W a lla c e was bound o v e r a teacher o f this city, the trunk e o n -¡ta c k ed Casa Blanca, o » e o f th# chief
)h. very well, mise; If you Insist, formation I will leave yon to settle ac
“ But I tried to kiss you and you do by P ro b a te Judge L eon a rd Thure- i taln ln g the bonds and le ft M r H ein - seaport* o f Morocco, snd msseaeren
is nothin* move to be eaid. But if counts with youT father."
day to answ er th e c h arge o f p a r - ’ ecken'e trunk at C hicago. M r H e in - ¡th e native ruards and seven Euro-
• r h : n * happens, it ain’t my fau lt; I
So saying, the wretcti, with a glance not hate me?"
1 ' i r v lod ged against him because o f ecken n otified t h e e x p r e s s com pany , peen*
T h e ,,<her E u r o p e e n a In the
T e h my hand# of i t You’d better keep o f bitter triumph, glided out o f the room
“ 1 know, but you succeeded."— IIoue- certain testim on y g iv e n by him In which m ade the exchange w ith g re a t city, togeth er w ith a Dumber o f
winders down.”
Tha moment ha had gone, Arthur, who ¡ ton FoaL
the H ayw ood trial.
alacrity.
' * Ie we, took
* refu
* g e on
' a Oerman ship.
DOOMED
By WILLARD MacKEIMZIE
M LIPR Ü VO K EJM 1.
EXPEL A W A R F 1
Movem ent of Fleet to Pacific
May Bring War.
Dramatic Event Among Police ol
New Fork City.
HOODLUMS WILL START ATTACK
LOSES STAR BEFORE COMRADLS ¡es FERT
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