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ha<! a majority but not two-thirds of
full convention, the regular organization
adjourned to meet in Baltimore on June
18, when I>ouglas was nominated.
The first Democratic convention to m»*ei
in Chicago was that of 1804. It nominat
ed Gen. George B. McClellan of New Jer
sey on die first ballot. George H. Fen-
The United States Circuit Court fot
dleton was named as the vice presidential
Ohio lu Wull Paper Company v. Ixmis
C o p y rig h t. 1006. b y J. B. L i p p iw c o t t C o m p a n y .
t iy
candidate.
Voight & Sous Company, 148 federal
A ll r ig h t* reMerved.
l.dith M organ W illett
In 1868 the »convention assembled in
Tammany Hall in New York. Horatio Reporter, 939, denies the right o f tile
Seymour was in the chair. When some wall paper trust to recover from a wall
votes were cast for him he declared that paper dealer for goods bought by the
he was not a candidate. A stampede in dealer from various members of the
his favor followed. He was given every wall paper combine.
C H A P T E R V.
md secretly out of that maudit hotel—
vote of the convention on the twenty-sec
It wax a full hour later that a tnI
hat is, provided he does not die before he
Connecticut has a law givin g any
What in the world was the matter with Huut f »•'••»»“ " '
of 50» mile* brings ond ballot.
Francis I*. Rlair of Mis
younj? man in a spring overcoat mount»*«
an be moved.”
| the Democratic de!i*gates of this year to souri was nominated for Vice President railroad company which, ueting under
the
man
outside?
I
f
all
had
gone
with
the shallow steps of the Albemarle Adel
“ Mache!” the chauffeur laughed deris-
I the Rocky Mountains, to a city which
authority o f the laws of the State, shall
phi hotel and entered the lobby, whicl
vely. “ H ie prince has no more the »car him as the chauffeur supposed, where wan does not even call itself of the Middle on the first ballot.
The Democratic convention of 1872, have acquired more than three-fourths
seemed curiously full of people.
Sonn
et fever than I who speak to you. Can the alertness, the unmistakable watchful-1 __......................... ......
but “ •»•»tmctly and wholly West
which met in Baltimore. July 9, 1872, ac of the capital stock o f any otlfer rail
were sauntering about, others sitting o:
ou not see what the doctor really thinks? nea. of the pursuer who has landed hi,
cepted the principles of the Liberal Re road, and which cannot agree with the
standing in little groups, while quite r lie will be ill enough but to realize that prey? Why that languid droop of the
It is seventy-six years since the first publicans and indorse»! their candidates, holders o f the outstanding stock for
number were leaving. The attention of t is his faithful valet who has saved his brown overcoat? The careless pose of j
the crowd was riveted on the hotel om
ife. Hein Aleeste!
And, if questions the head? And even as the chauffeur national Democratic convention was called Horace Greeley of New York an»l R. the purchase o f the same, the right to
watched this last it turned slowly in his ftt tbe behest of Andrew Jackson, then Gratz Brown of Missouri. Some rfK-k-
nibus which stood in front of the door.
ire asked, thou hast thy story ready.”
have such stock appraised and surren
direction, a profile came into view, an Fresident, to nominate the man whom he ribbed I>emocrats refused to abide by the
The young man pushed past the throng
“ The trunks had to go to allay suapi
wirfied to serve with him as Vice Presi
action of the convention apd held a con dered to It on payment o f the appraised
of loiterers with scant ceremony and •ion,” mumbled the valet, as if he were eye glanced around negligently.
A h ! Sarto bit his lip sharply to sup dent during his second term. Jackson’s vention of their own in September, 1872, value. The validity o f this statute is
made his way to the clerk’s desk.
repeating a l»*ssou.
press
an irresistible laugh— a laugh at popularity with his own party was so nominating Charles O’Coner of New upheld by the Supreme Court o f the
“ Look here!” he said, addressing that
“ Exactly. And they went in the charg»*
individual; “ just a minute, please! Any of a trusted, discreet friend of thine— liis own expense. For he had been abso- unquestioned that he was nominated at York for President and John Quincy Ad United States in Otlield v. New York,
Railroad
truth in this report about the Prince del remember, my name does not appear— I (Italy mistaken. Whatever might be the this first Democratic national convention ams for Vice President. Roth nominees New Haven and H artford
detective’s purpose in crossing the ocean, by acclamation. Ho far as he was con- declined, but their declinations were not Company, 27 Supreme Court Reporter,
Fino’s attack? I ’ m on the Morning Post who has left them safely at the Waldorf
certain it wan t\,mt hi« being in the name eernetl, no convention was neede«! to set accepted.
and have been sent to g.»t the facts.”
72.
As sustaining authority is cited
Thou wilt get my »*al>le assuring this be
Samuel J. Tilden of New York ana the case o f Long Island W ater Supply
The clerk did not look up from his fore the prince is well enough to inquire steamer with the man he was after was, upon him the party stamp of approval,
something of which he was sublimely un- And the convention wisely enough decided Thomas A. Hendricks of Indiana were
writing.
into the affair. How he will lie diverted
aware. That lack-lustre eye gave away that with so perfect an embodiment of candidates for the presidential nomination Co. v. Brooklyn, 116 U. S. OSS, 17 Su-
“Report officially denied,” he said, in by thy witty plan for hoodwinking the
the situation. For the moment the blood- Democracy at its head as “ Old Hickory” in 187ft. On the second ballot Tilden nreme Court Reporter, 718.
his usual singsong. “ Poxes taken down hotel canaille!”
no formal declaration of party principles was named for the higher office. Ilen-
hound w h h off the scent!
The distinction between the rights
“ I never should have thought of it my
, to the docks this morning. The prince
At this top notch in the chauffeur’s de was nec»*ssary. The committee appointed drlcks was nominated by a unanimous j o f a parent and a stranger to Induce
himself leaves this afternoon.
Will be self,” confessed the valet, with a certain
ductlons, a distant bell-like note came by the convention of 1832 to prepare an
enthusiasm. “ During the ten years we
v?t! . f.or the
1>lac<?- Tbe ronvent1i,°“ a Wife to leave her husband Is pointed
down In the course of an hour.”
along the decks. It rose, sang, swelled address to the people rei>orteil tfhat they of ISSO was a short one. It was called
His speech created a little hush in the have known each other, it was always
out by the Supreme Judicial Court of
with a dozen measured modulations, fill- considered an address unnecessary and to order in Cincinnati June 22 and ad
buzz of talk around, and two or three you, Ludovic, who devised the daring
Massachusetts In Mutter v. Knlbhs, 7!)
ing
the
ship
with
the
unmistakable
braz-
recommended
the
several
del**gations
to
journed
June
24.
Hen.
Hancock
w
a
s
.
plans.”
people turned their heads to listen.
make such explanation by address, report nominated on the third ballot and W il- ! Northeastern Reporter. 762. A stran-
en
clamor
of
the
bugle.
“ And thou who carried them out suc
“ That’s true,” said a man who was
Starting at the noise, the detectivi- or otherwise to their respective const i tu- liaf II. English of Indiana was nominat ger may disprove any Intent on his part
standing near the clerk’s desk. “ I saw cessfully,” , finished the other graciously.
glanced at his watch interrogatively. Then ents of the objects, proceedings an»l result ed for Vice Fresident by acclamation.
to eanse a separation In advising a w ife
those trunks myself go out in the van “ I have faith in thy diplomacy. Remem
he sniffed the air. hesitating, and finally, of the meeting as they might deem expe-
The convention of 1884 selected a man to leave her husband, and show that
three hours ago— crest on every one of ber, the prince must lie perdu while he
turning on his heel, his hands in his dient.
whose recent death brought forth expres bis advice was honestly given. But the
them.”
He was speaking to a showily is in England, and travel to America in
It was not until 1840, the year in which sions of respectful regret from all classes rights o f a parent ure much greater.
dressed woman, evidently an American, cognito, resuming his identity »inly on pockets, followed the guiding sound.
“ Full cry for dinner !” sneered th»? the i>arty failed to agree upon a vice pres- of men. Grover Cleveland of New York,
who shrugged her shoulders incredulously. the other side of the ocean. Del Fino
He may give his daughter such advice
“ He’ll have to let his trunks go with was always r»*ady enough for a masque- watcher behind the shutters. “ \\ ith the : idential candidate, that a Democratic though opposed by Tammany, was nomi and bring such motives o f persuasion
“ The man lie’s after and the money within six convention made a formal declaration of nated on the second ballot, and w'ith Hen
out him, then,” she remark«*d in a low rade !” Jie chuckled reminiscently.
to bear on her as he fa irly and honestly
feet of his nose ! Ugh ! Rah !”
the issues upon which they appealed to dricks of Indiana carried the party back
tone. “ The doctor’s been Imre three times «piay already!”
And, with a snap of his fingers in the the people for support. Since 1840 every into power. To defeat him, Tammany considers to tie called fo r by her liest
A h the shades of evening fell and Rod-
to-day, and you know what the chamb»*r-
maid said. No, I won’ t believe lie’s going erigo, Prince del Fino, lay tossing irrita direction of the vanishing brown over- Democratic convention has issued such a tried to break down the unit -rule follow Interests, nnd Is not liable to the daugh
till I see him with my own eyes. Look ! bly on his unwelcome sick bed in a dark coat, the chauffeur moved away from the declaration and gradually the platforms ed by Democratic conventions, but the ter’s husband tn damages for her de
! have come to be regarded as having the attempt was n^t successful. The conven sertion resulting therefrom unless he
There comes the proprietor!” She stop en«! room of the Adelphi, his ex-chauffeur window.
For some minutes longer the bugle, binding force of party law. Within their tion of 1888 was the first in forty-eight ''as been actuated by malice or 111 will.
ped short, as a stout man bi a frock <*ont stood in the most sumptuous stateroom of
walked pompously to tin* telephone imar which the Majestic, queen of Star Liners, blew sonorously, but to one at least of j limitations they are accepted as unques- years to nominate a candidate by accla
An Ingenious m arriage contract not
the clerk’s desk and took up the receiver. could boast, taking in his new quarters the steamer's five hundred passengers its tionably ns the Thirty-nine Articles of mation. At this convention Grover Cleve to be performed until the death o f the
brazen clamor was absolutely inaudible, “he Westminster catechism,
land was nominated for a second term by
“ (*ive me Adelphi stables I” 1m ordered, with much satisfaction.
to
resolution without opposition. For Vice young Indy’s mother, presumably
Certainly Aleeste had managed artis as. standing in the strip of light from his ! The first Democratic national conven
in a voice that carried through the entire
Fresident Allen G. Thurman of Ohio was avoid any disagreeable Interference by
lobby. “ H ello! Jim, send a covered four tically, the two steamer trunks backing window, Sarto opened a Russia-leather tion of 1832 was held March 22 In Ral
wheeler right here for His Excellency the th«» wall, with the Del Fino crest in full photograph case he was holding and scru- j timore, a cdty which has been honored by nominated on the first ballot, receiving the mother-in-law with the connubial
sight, being proofs sufficient to ronvince tinized the face inside with intense anx-1 the gathering of the party’s great quad- ft!)0 votes. This convention met in St. bliss of the wedded pair, is revealed lu
Prince del Pino.”
iety. A long, narrow, clean-shaven face rennial meeting eight times since national Louis. The Chicago convention of 1892 the case o f Bailey v. Brown, S8 Bactflc
Then, turning his hack to the room, lm tile most suspicious steward that their
it was. with pin-point eyes embedded in | conventions were evolved as nominating again nominated him on the first ballot, Reporter, 518. Judge McLaughlin, o f
became absorbed in an interested talk owner was actually on board.
despite the determined opposition of his
With a sense of security and relief that bristling eyebrows that met .ncompro- j bodies,
with a man who had just come in—a
the C alifornia Court o f Appeals, who
misingly. An»! yet the high bony nose | The conventions of 1832. 183ft, 1840. own State. He was thrice honored by
trim-looking man witli a very white face he had not known for three long days,
filed a concurring opinion in the case,
his
party.
The
convention
of
1888
nom
l.'as, Vs 52 ."is 72 ¿nd'th^ adjourned
Sarto’s eyes dropped to an inconspicuous and the thln-lipped mouth had a certain
and dressed in black.
intimates that a breach o f such con
harsh
distinction—
the
hall-mark
of
a
1
inated
him
for
a
second
term
by
resolution
convention of 18ft0, which fir>*t met in
“ The prince’s valet!” the American in looking waterproof valise at his feet.
tract did not constitute a cause o f ac
dozen generations.
| Oharleston. have been held in Baltimore. without opposition and the convention of
formed her hVistmnd, in a loud whisper Stooping, he opened it and drew out a
tion. He asked the question, “ H ow
Sarto
With
a
smothered
ejaculation.
With deft fingers
Chicago furnished the theater of action 1892 nominated him again on the first
that leached the ears of the reporter long, narrow parcel.
could a contract to m arry exist when
took a step forward, staring half defiant- f()r thtf mwtin)CS 0f ls , 5 4i jg,«^ and i S<>2. ballot.
atanding near. Stepping across, he ac- lie unwound its chamois wrappings and
the convention selected a city
the promisor might never be under an
let the contents roll out on the floor. ly at the man who ,-nme to meet him out But
*ost»‘d til»» valet ingratiatingly.
W o m e n ’* W o r k tn N o r w a y ,
of the opposite mirror. A tall, slenderly |
far to the West M that of the In inois
obligation to marry the promisee, nnd
“ Would it he possible for me to obtain He ha»l seen superb jewels in his day, but
The
scope
o
f
women’s
employment
Is
.vice versa?’’ and continued: ’’ I f tills
an interview with the Prince del Pino? 1 the o»ye of a connoisseur told him that hullt, olive-fared man. who moved with metropon , in ]SiU. ¡t had met in Cin-
mother should live to a very ripe
Mrs. Waring’s diamonds were deservedly slmious grace, his clear-out features very dlmati in 18M and ln Charleston, S. C.. mfich wider m N orw ay than with tm,\
come on behalf o f the Morning Post.
subtly
moulded—
ns
impassive
in
their
|
in
1800
at
wh[ch
city
thp
|
onjfest
(ial|
ot.
writes
renowned.
Tim valet shook his head.
v.
J
L D‘ V
,nK„ k
°ld
mothers sometimes do, no
aquiline
setting
ns
a
handsome
bronze
|
|n(f
on
reoord
proved
flIti,„
and
an
ad.
’Faking up a snake of brilliants, the
Monthly. Even large public banquets human
toll whllt Inl(?ht ,
“The prince is very hurry,” he explain
«inh.M.t nominating followed, are chiefly served by maids, and lu the
ed suavely; “ he leaves in one all little chauffeur held it by its emerald fangs, There was no trace of the brown-bearded
Either
o
f
the
parties might be waiting
moment for to take passage of the Ma picturing the gleaming folds around a artist in this attractive parsonage, no Tammany lIa l| held the delpKates of ,g,W, shops customers are waited upon, gener
fo r the other, harp In hand, beyond this
NVw York stat„sman_ Horatio
jestic for New York.”
lie dropped his certain white throat; and then with a sign of the mustnrhed. bearded, begog- ,d l(,n ^
ally, by saleswomen.
vale o f tears, or both m ight pine away
voice. “ His Highness trusts that you curious impatience v^bip¡>e»l back the gled chauffeur— and. on the other hand, Seymour, presided ns permanent chair-
This Is by no means confined to a few
will most kindly contradict the so false gems into th«*ir fittings ami, closing the no resemblance to the man he was person man deve|oppd g,lddenly into a dark horse classes o f shops, fo r both men and nnd (lie before this promise o f future’
connubial bliss could rliten Into a cause
candidate, the third the party had brought
report, which lias unfortunately been cir bag on them, remained kneeling by it ating.
Setmg his brain to work, the dtscom forth up t0 that tlmp P(dk and Frnnklin wom en; in Jewelers’ and silversmiths’,
culated. Son Altesse has had a severe absently, his mind going ba»*k over the
o f action enforceable in earthly courts.*
flted Sarto now tried experiments with a ,.i< w havin2 prw ded him aa SU(.h Hav. ln fact, in almost every branch o f retail
cold, from which 1m has but now recov events of the past few »lays.
hit
of
charcoal,
drawing
hi.
brows
to-
ini{
reached
Chicago,
the
step
to
St.
Louis
trade,
while
women
ure
not
exclusively
What
a
close
shave
It
had
h«»en
!—
one
ered. You will excuse in»*?“
W O M E N IN O F F IC IA L L IF E .
ines w u not hard to tako and the conven- employed to w ait upon customers, they
Rowing politely, he passed out, follow hair-1>r»*a<lth escape after another in the pettier, .lightly accentuating the
about
the
eyes
and
mouth.
But,
alas,
the
tiona
of
ls7(i
1SSS
and
1!HM
were
held
desperate
ra»*e
with
his
pursuers
from
ed by the proprietor, just as a large
decidedly predominate. In the banks H e . n i t * o f K t e e t l o n . In B o h e m ia nnd
ivsult was in the main the same— so was in the Missouri town which still regards
four-wheeler drew up in front of the en the Hotel Maritime to the Majestic. He
also, ln the post and telegraph office,
N » e w n y — S n - e d l.h P o l i c e w o m e n .
the
<liffer»*nce;
beyond
being
of
approxi
liad
won,
to
be
sure,
beaten
them
for
the
itself as the rival of Chicago, as It really
trance.
The progress o f women In official
mate height, build and coloring, the real was buck in the '70s. Cincinnati in 1880 nnd upon the railw ays women are much
nonce;
there
was
a
note
of
triumph
in
Home minutes passed.
employed, not only ln clericul capacities, I life in Europe Is slow, but It cannot tie
Tim little groups in the lobby began to the thought; but— in the gradual reac Brince del Bino höre not the slightest and KanMg c ity !n 1!H)0 complete ‘the
likeness to his counterfeit self.
tale of the cities which now include the but for work exclusively performed In doubted that progress Is being made.
•how signs of impatience and that rost- tion that was setting in with him now—
“ I f Brown Overcoat has ever met Del
Within the Inst few weeks women ap-
town lying near the peak which in the America by men.
lessn»*ss which Imralds the appearanee of the chauffeur asked himself moodily if
Fino before, my game is up,” mused this days of the prairie schooler was the des
In the University o f Christiania both pea red fo r the first time as candidates
a long-expected star, and there was a the game ha»l been really worth the can
last.
dle?
What
had
lie
gained,
after
a
ll;
tination of many a hardy pioneer.
sexes attend the lectures Indiscriminate- for election to the Bohemian Diet. It
general mtirmu.* of relief when the whis
Rut it was a long “ If.”
pered announcement, “ Here he comes!” what was that serpent of diamonds at
At the first Democratic convention a ly and are upon the same footing. In had been demonstrated as a logical
The
chauffeur’s
chance
lay
in
the
eter
th»* bottom of the valise compared with
was passed around.
tin I chance— the infinitely small posalbil- <'"m™ ,teo appomted to prepare the rules the practice o f medicine, and especially proposition that If they fulfilled the
At the other end of the lobby a lift the tremendous price it had c»>st? Dis itv that on the -vast checker-board of recommended that two-thirds of the whole o f dentistry, there are quite as many other requirements their sex wns no
door shot back and four men came quick honor, flight, probable capture, eventual
Europe these two particular piece, should " mnber l>f vo,M of ,hp inven tion should female as male practitioners. In a bar to their election.
ly out. The porter was ahead, much en imprisonment; why had he done this have been jostled together. The prince ** necessary to constitute a choice in
small block o f buildings close to the le- ; So far their candidacy stands merely
cumbered with luggage, then came the thing?
making_nominations. At every national gatton I have counted the signs o f six as a demonstration. T w o women re-
Again and ngnin the question recurre»l and the detective! Odds-enormous odds convention
valet, followed by the proprietor himself,
since that time this has been
— lay on the probability that they had
who walked loftily
across the hall, to him persistently, and, like others of
reaffirme»! ns the law of the Dem»>cratic denttsts, three o f whom are women. . oolved votes o f some Importance. One,
ahreasf with a tall slight man muffled in his sex, beginning with the very first never laid eyes on ea»*h other.
party. In 18.3ft an attempt was made to Even in the law women are admitted M arie Jumore, who ran in the district
(T o be continued.)
n triple-caped military overcoat with a man long ago in a garden, Sarto shift»»»!
repeal the rule. In fact the effort was to practice.
of Ilopcmnouth, had 1H votes, while
the blame on to feminine shoulders, mak
high collar ami wearing a tall silk hat.
successful by a small margin of votes, 231
The hospitality o f the homes Is-that the nmn who won had 592. In Fragile,
GlfiilHtone and V ic to ria .
As lie passed rapidly, the lobby caught ing use »»f Atlam’s time-honored plea. Ac
to 210. but upon reconsideration the rule truest hospitality which invites the the social democrats made a woman,
Names largely follow lines o f histor was put in force. In 1844 the two-thirds
a glimpse of a handsome, dean shaven cording to the Italian’s fatalistic creel!,
She
it was a woman's mhlign influence, com leal development, but their real sig rule was bitterly, even savagely, opposed guest to share ln good cheer without Miss Macbeva. their candidate.
*aee and a glistening monocle.
“Certainly he looks well enough,” ad bined with that mischievous power known nificance can only be known by noting by the friends of Van Btiren, who had a ostentation or display. Dinner Is at [Killed about 20 [tor cent o f the total
mitted the smartly dressed woman near as force of circumstances, which had the latest phases of that evolution, majority of the votes on tihe first ballot. three or four o'clock, served by trim, vote.
fresh-looking maids, nnd supper
at
brought him to this pass—was responsi
the clerk’s desk, in an aggrieved tone.
The woman suffragists o f Norway
There was a time, indeed, when the but at no time eould muster two-thinls.
eight, when, except on formal occasions. were disappointed nt the outcome of
The reporter drew a step towards her. ble for his being here in the cabin of K ing eould make a speech to the Brit-
T,l(‘ Democratic convention of 184«.
“ Do you know His Highness by sight, the Majestic, with a b»>rrowe»i identity
Ish Barllament and rely on having his » 'I' il'h nominated I>>wis ( ass of Michigan the guest Is free to forage round the the local election in Christiana. In all
madam?” he inquire»!, in the confidence- ami fifty thousand dollars’ worth of l>or-
for Bresident and W Ilham O. Butler of table fo r himself. Adjourning to t h e ! the other parts o f the country they
w ill cnrrled into immediate execution.
rowed ( ?) jewels.
Inspiring voice of his class.
Kentucky for Vice Bresident, directed the draw lug-room, the guests thank both elected Important delegations to the
At this point Sarto's scattered thoughts But It eatne to pass ln the progresa
Rut the American was not to he drawn
appointment of the first national oommit- master and mistress o f the house, and commercial councils.
In the capital
out. “ No, 1 «l»>n’t,” she said shortly; concentrated, narrowing to an inevitable o f the ages
that the King was only
tpp
pvpr or)nlnized.
Its candidate,
on the like
next meeting never fail to sny. only five women were chosen In a total
focus.
What
was
to
be
done
with
the
“he came here a week ago ami has been
safe tn the theory that he could do the Democratic candidate of 1R40, was
o f eighty-four city councillors. There
in his room sick all the time. Nobody's Waring diamonds? The answer seemed no wrong because bis ministers would defeated by a Whig soldier candidate, "Thanks for ttie last time.”
obvious, but it met the chauffeur unpre
seen him before.”
is an active agitation going on all over
not let him. T o reinforce this theory Hen. Taylor, who, like Oen. Harrison,
C h in e s e T o r t u r e .
the country to bring the women— and
Then, turning, she «too»! on tiptoe, pared.
it was necessary to adopt tn practice bad no preparation for the execnrtve of-
The
Ingenuity
o
f
the
Chinese
In
de
Whatever moralists may say. between n program that no royal edict had bee and wns nominated by the \\ higs in
craning her heiul like tin* rest of the room
men— voters o f Chrlstlann to a differ-
to get a glimjwe of tin* four-wheeler con the man who commits a crime and the force Ut.ress signed by a
minister.
»« the doctrine of availability. vising punishment for offenders sur-j » nt fram e o f mind,
passes Hint o f the most cruel people of
taining the »leimrting grandee, as it bowl professional criminal there is a great gulf
O f advances made where the suffrage
,bp contention of lSo2, held in Bal-
fixe»l. Sarto had fallen very low in tak Front that came, in time, the Idea that
the middle ages. Some time ago a bov was not Involved, the appointment of
ed rapidly out o f sight.
iitt
edict
slgn<xl
bv
a
minister
must
be
,im,>rp'
,hpre
<™
,rrpd
">"«ber
o
f
those
As It rattled »»IT in the direction of tin* ing the jewels; but when he faced the con
,
, ,
,
strange and sudden movements hv which was kidnaped from a village about thm> women policemen In St-nkholm
quays, Ludovio Sarto, the undeserving oh sequent's »>f his set. the adventurer, hard signed by the sovereign.
thp
M w een prominent and fav
thirty
tidies from
Chlnklang and |. nn Instnnee. The nuthorities have
ject »>f so much solicitude ami interest, ened as he was, shrank frtnn the thief’s
Queen Metorm had a moment o. orpd candidates cause, them all to be dis-
brought to that city to be sold.
The determined to experiment with them,
sat leaning back on the cushions o f the career that lay before him and, hesitat vaclllatton nbout that. She had, doubt- carded and the position to he given to
kidnapers were arrested and returned They are to have salaries o f
1.560
cab, smoking one of the Del Fino cigars, ing. l»>oke»l Imlf-longingly back.
loss, some recollection o f the theories some heretofore unknown quantity. To
Art»! while he hesitate»!, from the deck
to the village, where the people dug a kronen, or about $390 n year, to begin
and outlining his plans to A lent e with a
6 i the citrine right o f kings, so when use an oM an»! mu»*h us«! if not abused
loquacity that had not hitherto character outside came the ceaseless tramp of f»»<»t, Mr. Gladstone, then prime minister, fiaure, wh«»n the tournament opene»l four hole in the ground, like a grave, at>out with
an»! against the shuttered wintlow shad
lied the prince’s treatment o f his valet.
England also has just named her
brought her a paper to be signed she renowned knisrhts entered the lists. They three feet deep, covered the bottom
“ It will be easy enough t»> keep this ows of different shapes and sites pa as« I H | j<
were Lewis Cass of Michigan, the de- ¡V "' T ° 8,
unslaked lime, placed first woman school physician. She Is
and
re
pa
seed.
As
he
knelt
there
Sarto
up,” he said hopefully, in French, “ now
the offender, with Ills hands nnd feet Miss Sophji B. Jackson. M. I)., nnd she
“ I cannot sign it. That <l»*ea not rep feated candidate of 1 «4 «: .lame. Buchan
that It’s started. I shall avoid people as found himself watching the shadows fur
an of Bennsylvania, Stephen A. Honda, tied, upon the lime and covered his has lieeu appointed In the borough of
tively.
and
from
time
to
time
he
glanced
resent
ray
sentiments.**
much as possible on board ami stay in my
of lilinoi. and William L. Marey of New body with the same material.
Then Craydon.
stateroom. There’s one chance in a hun at the stateroom door opposite, quite un
“ Madam.” aaid the premier, “ you York. After many exciting tilts, Frank
they filled the hole full o f water, nnd
necessarily,
for
he
had
fork«*!
it
himself.
dred that there will be any one on the
muat aign It.”
lin Bierce of New Hampshire, a knight as the lime slaked he was roasted
W h e r e T o ta l R e llp . e . u re B are.
At last, oln»ytng a perfectly Inexplica
steamer who baa ever known either the
“ I>o you aay must to me. Mr. Glad who had remained in the shadow with
ble
Impulse,
he
roae.
rather
sheepishly,
alive and his Issly consumed.
It is a fact well known to astrontp
prince or myself before.”
visor
down,
dashed
in,
unhorsed
hi*
oppo-
stone? I am the Queen o f England.”
“Most improbable,** the valet agreed; and felt the knob, trying the Kick, mere
mers that the average number o f total
“ Madam, I am the peofda o f Eng-
wo® t^,e prise,
R v t f l r n r r O ft V I*< lr t o O r d r r .
“ami you swear that you will leave those ly for the satisfaction of reiterat«! cer
nnd partial eclipses In any one year is
lt took seventeen ballots to nominate
land.
Sign.”
Tom
m
y—
Pop.
what
is
expert
testi
tainty.
And
then,
crossing
the
room,
he
trunks at the Waldorf as you found them,
fo u r ; that the maximum Is seven and
James Buchanan of Bennsylvania in the mony?
And she signed.
'urler Journal
precisely?“ There was a sharp note of crouched down, with his head to the level
W here only two
Cincinnati convention of 1S5<>. From the
of
the
wintlow.
and
looked
out
with
a
Tom my’s Top — Expert testimony the minimum two.
anxiety underneath his nervous insistence.
vague. Interrogative glance, which gave
All the hors»', belonging to the late ®r**
wa*
leading candidate, but my son. Is a thing supplied by men occur they are nlwnys both o f the sun.
•‘Remember, Sarto, what I am risking.”
could not control two-thirds of the votes.
The other met his glance imperturba way Instantly to one of blank, startle»! British ambas* olor at Constantinople.
who tell the truth to the highest bid There are a great many more eclipses
Ou the sixteenth ballot the contest had
int'redullty.
o f the sun In the course o f a year of
My.
Sir Nicholas D V on or have been sold
,W n to ,Whanan and I>oaf. der.— Philadelphia Record.
For there on the deck, within ten feet
a hundred years than there are o f tbs
“ Have I ever failed yon?” he asked
at auction. The usual notice was put
On ,-UP n„ t HaUot delegation after
A ll it i* W o rth .
moon.
This fact,
notwithstanding
quietly; ”you and I have been through a o f him, leaning quietly on the rail, hia
in
the
local
newspapers,
but
the
censor
delegation
<*anged
its
vote
until
the
en-
head and shoulders outlined by the even
great deal t«»gether, mon vieux.”
"D o you think there Is anything o f however, txindon. the metropolis of tbs
to»»k
exception,
aa
th«>re
were
horses
in
tire
number,
29«,
were
cast
for
Buchanan,
ing sky. was the man lu the brown over
There waa a pause.
the list with the names o f Pasha. Selim Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois, who had a binding obligation when a man estab- w°O d. seems to be a place where such
“ I hope the money I hare given will be coat.
and Haroun. which he considered was
been a presidential candidate, at llshes oscillatory reciprocity with a obstructions to the sun's light seldom
enough for all immediate needs,” Aleeste
occur.
offensive to Turks, and the list bad to *ast
>n winning the nomination maid?”
pursued, changing the subject restlessly.
C H A P T E R V I.
in 18th'. But the shadow of secession wa.
“ O f course not; that Is mere lip ser
appear without the names.
“ For myself. I do not know what the
The detective had his hack turned.
over the land, and the party, like the vice.” — Baltim ore American.
Th e most natural man In a play **
outcome of thia affair will he. The pro
That was a momentary advantage, giv
the villain.
He that will lose his friend for a lew <'” unt,T- ,, M
Tb* convention
prietor has promise»! to ilo
to his utmost, I ing the breathless chatilfsur an Instant
A woman will take abuse from her
o die a beggar b , the bar ’' ’" T " * 1?
'**"■
but” — be sighed
I shall neither sleep, I to take la the full ominous meaning of deserves to
A man usually deserves as much *•
1
snd continued until May 3. After fifty- husband through love o f him that «
nor eat bread, till ¡ion Alt' lease is aaf.ly the situation. F o r there waa only one gala.— Fuller.
rnvsn fruitless ballots, in which Douglas clerk w ill take for money.
he w ill stand.
The Chauffeur
and the Jewels
J
possible way of accounting for that flgart
uirside the shutters. He had been rec-
>gnized, even through the I>el Pino dls-
;uise. followed all the way from th«
\delphi and waa at that inatant a pria-
■ner in his stateroom.
With hia eyea on the locked door oppo
Westward tlhe course of empire takes
site, Sarto stood an instant and meditat
'd, a dangerous glint in his queer eyes, its way. The twentieth Democratic na-
hia right hand thrust into a waistcoat |
« » “ vent ton went farther »eat to
[KH'ket, lightly fingering something that; hL
old ita tnomentous deliberat.ons of 1908
ay there—a chilly, metallic object— a last than ha,i ar» ' P i l i n g convention of
-sort if it came to the worst. Then.: e,ther of the dominant parties. 1 he Mis
taking up his mind with characteristic! 80uri river ha" heretofore limited the
viftness, he swung himself down to the »•‘«tern movement of the great political
.
.
.
A
eisoniaatintifi
C t T yuiia anil I. *
1 nullU I .ltv
level of the window an»i
peered out organizations, St. Louis and Kansas Oity
j having each been honored in the past.
through the shutters.
S ome D emocratio
C onvention H istoryí