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:| The Special Correspondent
(§)__ - -
CHAPTER XXVI
«Cuwuaoed»
I m puas» bi r
! will go l*ark tu
I wvfli to be nailed to the ff«e< of th*
I n
My head swim«
It ia true w* ar* running toward the
ahys? N»« I am mad
Farwkuir and
rie»! »ver
hks arc* tun pl>«-*© w«mld ba kur:..;
as wall. They Would share our fat«
TL©.» would ¡««rriish with aa
Hut the©© ar© ah««uta la fr.«nt of th«
t* ata L. The •< ream« -f p*.»pl* being kill
*d. There is no dtiubt Dow
Th« dri»«e
• nd th© st«»ker • rr twtog lU»u<lrl
I
ferì the «¡*wd of th« trata
brgin to
•Ja« ki law.
t tbe rutilan«
One
1 undcratan«!
«W»w t*>
to work th» train, and be I*
km«*« S «H»w
«i*«wing it t«
to enable them tu jump »ff
aud avoid the rwta»tr«»phe
I l*egin to ma »ter my t«»r|>»«r
drunk*» man. I
< n<nni-r< iaI !’»■ «r.i»»««.
P oh . i rr .. «i
country lo gi»<i'l.«r bktc !
l«r la Europe I«>l »«.<
of Eng •h tnrrrhaiits ai»
turen tivad« ■ tour of 1
h» re I am at Li« side WA the f»~»t plat*
n y feet in the bl«-»I <«f the driver ah’!
». - :
et ok er who h«v* l**cn thrown >«ff «M» t»
• boo'. et
I
th* Use.
ly r»'• I vm I »tei «ut’ '«1
, :
Farwakiar and hi* c* m|»*nl»»M ar© n«»
Frencti «utlior ■ «•
i
kmger here
Hat before they went one
■MSf
r
»»f them ba* lahm ««ff the brake« jammed
qaei.ll; tuaJe k •
«ri
■ I
down th* ©r-g tlaf««© t»« full •;*«-! thrown
land
Al“- il >■» tir ■ . i
fresh rusto Int«» th* fir* b*»l sad th*
contemplale • «Imll.r «leu • »
t
train .• mn;t.< with frightful v«-l<city
Germar.y »r ! Ih« « . • I. v
• .| a
In a few n.iiiUtffw ws ahsll ©vseb lb©
vladwri
lltely mtl.f«'tum t.y tl>e G>
riir©gt*tir «ml îiW-l'lt©. Il • a«
Kir .it
ebanta a o are p a
ig fo g.> « ;
r
as • vur»nnbe©.
Hut In vain i» he
Ir».la a».'. •
» a
• : I »«■ ■ ■
tn mur* (h© r«-gu 1st«»© b» «huí t off
icsui. t«» pul <»n th© («©Ah*
T *hno-
Merline» of th • • •t." «’>• <'
with
■. i
In
i tell p..|M.f”’ I about
report oo th» »ii'.le. t.
:
.1
x
r
tli.r. I»
hat <*an he d>»Y
ri<»y >.» ;• t • » »■■
'
• ay.”
(B 'H
,'
rhat I« thatF’
concept loi « or ,< t
pre
> -
the fire/' aaya Kuik>> calm
rr*aM bu.lue«» relation, ai l ■ n
I It
w n tbe safety taire«, and
murb Inatru ’tlon to the »« u■’ «<•
etigt
.|e«
And
It « o . I ' • I. •
that the only *
t»r
■r «te
t stepping It*
«facturera ai>d ««:-
« •
I
««•re it reached the viaduri I
»levatura
to Hur--, m
K »»ko a*-®11rt*-l th© coal «»n to th© fir«-
1 , •
l*ara
II* ttiri»«"d on th© gv©*its©t
Iraugbt, th© air reared arn«©* th©
•»lie. «Mut f ■ .
.
f1 I r 11 •*•■«■. th© praMwir© g»«e*i up, up. a mid
© h©avmg <«f th© n»’«t»«»<». th© t*rll**w|ng
to In-roa.e
•
<d Ihr is-Hlr-r, tit© beating »»f th© ¡»t*t>in*
«11*.-
W r ar«' g«»*ng • bundre-l kilumets’ra an
Railway Rato Lsg »lafion
b« ur
“Grt Isark!** shunta Kink-». alture the
Al ths b mu;«! ' nvc- ' ri • ' ’
' »
roar **G«rt ha«*k int«> the lanT*
der of Railway C«‘n-!u. • r*
“Ami you. Kitikor*
held al Portland, <»rrg -n. rv» »Inti •»»
“Grt Hark I tail y<
wers ur a n« u*iv a ! | '- I v
.• • t . f
va Irr« and
I •©* i» kun hang «*n
eenlimenU «« '■ tl • »4'*-- < 1 ;
i *«"l put hi* » whole weight
lei ers.
•
“< h»!* he »bout«
000 railroad empta«* w
m t ‘ •
am through
I am »»ff 'O-f the t©
part represented.
1 ' *«' r<* q ’ ■ *■ the van a. I awake
“indorse the attitude «d I’:«-» fi« »1 •Il my •I rengt h
luirk! Get back”’
Roiorvrlt in condemning *•
ri h '-
w paaftrngt r* suddenly waking
and other illegaht . • •• <
•
th«
•!e©p Iregtii to run from the front
attitude t th« • *‘i
'■ A « t *
»
» a » *
■
ar* ©tp!»«©lon and •
hava joined with the
n ’
quest ion."
They then r«ej-«
}*oint out to r<i;gr««* the "mill -« a b lluiuvter.
bihty <d logislat i-’h
ii th«
Il .top.
hands of a c inmie*» n ¡«»war
rr rail
l'- p- t. th« major. Calerne, m-at oC thè
way rates, now I .«©r by far m tl » pn»«engrr. ir* uut ou thè llu« lu au Ih
Cmtwi States than in an* «»th* r
un slant.
V nnw»*rk of scaff»4ding app*ars con
try,** becauM such regulation v uM
"teeult in litigation at 4 c
'■ i*> n an I fuhi-dly in th* <!arkt««»s» •!«•»* thè pier»
which w et© tu <wrrj th» viaduct ncn«a*
inevitably ten«! ho an rril- ri« ! rr-*!-,;.
thè Tjot» ralley.
lion in rate«, irrrepe« 11 . <» til tl.«' firx
Tw»« bnndr*«l yards further th* train
lion of ths ability <»! th© rai'.r» -»•!* t
WT»»ild havs berti l**wt in thr al«) ss
■ ’and th© redm t > . «
of the in< reused . *t f tl.cir * , | »
< TIAITEH XXVII.
and malenala.'"
Tb«\v furtio-r p
An«! I. who wanted •’Incident,' w h«»
twat©-! against am h | «©r • n.g „
feared the wearlue*« of • in<>n«»t»«nou*
v«»j a ge of *ii thousand kihHnetera, in the
to lb© present Inter
course *»f which I should n«»t mrvt with
Iwta-aui»© “the p’ ’| ♦» i
•«<’ »
not in harmony with < or idea < f Im* r as itnpreaa&Mi or emotion worth r loth In g
in t}|***
Iran Juriaptmlei <*. ins«m .<
as p
1 Isa tv ma t* smMhrr muddle <»f It, 1
template« that a sin. •• ‘ -is iss
«<!t» ’
Mjr |. rd Fsru«kisr. nf wh»»m I
ths right to m\‘- 4«t»*,
‘t. ’
!.»■! ma-!«• a L«-©«» by tdegrsph- for th**
condemn and then «• !• r. «■ its h
itilrr» if th* Twentieth Century.
©
W«. are. •• I hat*- « aí »I. two hundr«-d
¡»©al, which is man f«?»' ; •,<
.
jsr.t« fi“tn the vtllejr »«f the Tj«»n »•
Th© conductor* !•«•«» their «’rmaml dvvp and wide •• ti> require a viaduct
for only such 1» • - at
f
j
< - fr' ui three hundred and fifty to f«»ur
feuhdrvd f*et i«»ng
Th* fi»>»r «»f the
would “«©« ur© amt insure pi-: i. r an
van©? ta argtler«*d «»ver with rocks an«!
©«¡uily and prsaerv© equal r , ••* t • a
If ths train had
¡»artire concerned," » n th© g-
I that a huitdred fret d««wn
i*4*rti hurled to th* b«»(toUB <»f that chasm
the low c««»t of tranap r a! n
?' «•
ii«»t »»n© of u* would hair escaped »live
result of th© rrtii • n< ) > f Am-r
Thia memorable cata*tr*»p!>e- moat inter
railway management ar«t ••jx-rat i»-n ewting fr«?in a r»|M>rter'« |*»int of view
which bai© I Hilt up
th«*
Would have claimed « hundred victims
through constant imp» s«n -nt w ‘ 1»
Hut thanks to the ©txdneaa. energy ate!
v©loptn©nt of ternt ry, whi < at tie •lev»iti»»n *>f tie y<»ung H<>umaniau. w •>
same time rr« « gn'l» n '.»• ■*
. v« n bate «-vespe«! (his terrible dia««ter.
Kink» ha« paid with hi«
to tbe value of inteUigrncr am r em
eaf«‘ty of Li* fellow p.Moa
ployee in contrast to f< reign m« th 1«, life fur
where high freight rat«« and 1 « »! gers
Amid the «Mttfualon my first care wa*
wages to ©tnpl
• ’*
tn riait the loMtftM'' *an. which ha<! re
In pressing their claims against leg
Evidently, if Kink««
malnsd uninjured.
islation a« I verse to their inter» -t* tl «
had • urvtvcd the egptaaton. he would
point out the fai t that “(he fr< gl t have got bark Into hla but am! waited
rates of this country average nly tw
till I put my a© If in communication with
per cent of th© ruet of arts. I*-« to th© him
A las* The eoffer I. empty empty ■■
consumer, thus making the freight rat©
that of a company which haa au.pended
*•* insignificant a factor in the
payment,
Kihko ha. been the victim of
price that numerous stamlar I artn 1« *
iu« «•enfi«'©.
ar© ©ok! at the asm© pm « ¡nail parti
At»*! an there ha* been a her«» anmng
of th* country.**
our traveling companions, am! hr wit
not Faruskiar. this a iw »m inalile l»amlit
hiddm Iseneath the *kin of • manager,
wlnar name I have «•» «tupid I y publish
e«l »»*♦-© the f«»ur romers of the gh»l»r
h wa« tld« Roumanian, tuto humble, thia
little, this p«H»r fellow, whose • wV«-theart
will wait for him in vain, and whom she
will never again see Well. I will <!«* him
justice I «ill 1*11 what he ha* done A*
to I»»« »«-»-ret, I shall l»e sorry if I keep
It.
If he defraudai thr Grand Tran«
aalatlc It to tbanka to that fraud that
a whole train has been saved. Wr were
lost; we should have |>m«hed in the m»»«t
horrible of deaths if Kinao had not been
there.
I went berk to the line, my heart
heavy, my rjrw fuil of tears
Assuredly Faru*klar's w-hrme. In thr
rt«N-uts».n .»f which he had egemted hie
rival, Ki Tsang, had been rlrverly rv»n
trlved in utilising thi« branch line leading
!«» thr unfint«hrd viaduct. Nothing wa«
ea*t«r than to *whrh ••ff the train If an
a* < otnpllew wa» at the points. An«! a«
•««Mi as the signal was given that wr
were on the branch all lie had to do wa*
Io gain tbe footplate, kill (he driver
and at«»ker. alow ths train and get off.
Iffiivlng the
full «peed
And now there rouM he no doubt that
Keroeen* oil an! a a ft rag will keep
the *c ■■-indrrls worthy the most refined
mahogany furn.tura in fine c niitiua.
t -rt ir»-« that Chinese practh-e could de
One man e » rd ta no man a word; ©• ih <- were hastening d »wn into the Tjon
There amid the wreck of the
abould quiet r bear ‘ th • '*•
G *tb©. valley
train, they rvprrted tn find ths fifteen
milllona of g«4d an«! precious stones, and
th;« treasure they r id carry off with
nut fear of surprise when the night en
al —I tl -n to consummate thia fearfsl
rrune
Well, they have l«eetj robbed.
iLroe rubbers, and I hope they will pay
Morry fhr film
The young man on tbe elrvat« I waa
©oncraling a light»-1 • garrtte n
,« ft
band, to tbe obti>»ua • .
i.« t of t
young w man whu wm a
him
Every ogre in a wh • be t a
a a
’’Now. Frank.” abe protean !. “you
tnuatn't.”
For anawer he snatched b< r st kplti
with hie other band amt
j it vp
tantalising:y brf.-.- • .
•’Give that right ba« k.** she exclaim*
L Tut It right In here.”
Khe held out ber open shopping bag.
>e young man t»ecame a bit con
fused. and •!• ; ps-d «
bag
It waa tut tbe pin
Tbe girl
hastily dosed th© bag n th«»ut m»tl«dng
the thin curl of smoke i«*
fro n It
He vert I pasengrts r**le t*. e* *tationg
beyond where they intend» I to get off.
In tbe h»»p© of further d«’i e > ;»:u©nta,
but nothing happened
Tm s«»rry for that young man when
• he finds out/’
u
I • us
IU as
be departed regretfully.
RRiVATí POLICf SYSTEMS.
• f traveling It waa no
about the town --what
ur towns, tncloaed «»ne Th* (.reet Matlr« .» Is Empiei Mre to
<«uar«l Thsir Proper*!©*»
HewUee I had plenty
Every on* uf tbe fifteen rali rúala
tug to «top ►•a»i *wb
bavmg termináis in Niw kurk ur Jer
a*y City ba* Ita own privai© pulire
f«« »e
rte*«
ar© * attervej along
the ruu!© from II»« ru tw Chu-agu, bt.
I a » ui * »»r points n«*rtii or south
It Is
th* *r duty to protect th© cvtupfliBy**
Uy iu
t*e su
property, tra»*© freight tvbbarien watch
tkma.
fur thieves who make a sp©« laity of
As to Ma lei»»* »sell* K‘“©k. I will
P«*n© my visit till t«> morruw
I
•traling cual or brass fittings and Iron
«•H »»a be© b©f«wr© th* b-»i grri***.
an«] *t.-el applian* « a. wbb b may hav©
ev©* tb**u I *i.«ll b* t«»*» snow, for I
drappi I fr<»tn tyglbs <>r l**-«'n pried «»ff
tab© hr© Ik© new* of Kink «* death
at atalloua
Few travelers renili© the
Half an k«»-*r afterwsrl we ar*
»! stnount of work the*© independent pw-
•tailed at th© II »tel wf Tru Th’ u
H»*<»meh ar© railed up*.«n tu do.
rhe
l»rmtt»a. Th*©* we ar© •©©«*»! wi
randttetora ©nd brafcemeu were at first
dinner in <*hin©«© alyl©. The ©epasi
Ing uver—-toward the •ecuud watch
Incliut'd to k*»k Ui*oti them with dia
toy «’urselve*» on l**^!» that are tie*
(lain, b* He* Ing them Io ba I new apt*
©tiw, in r««*-u<a with little r*»mf *©t.
Now. however, th©
sleep n«*f the sleep ».f tbe ju«< bul
*>n the policemen at
sleep of the elhausted SU»i that is
In time of trouble.
as g -«d
tbe amount of work don©
I did nc© wak* bef»»r© ten o*e|ock.
AJ I mt gain*«!
I might have slept all the m«»ru
if
«d r
tbe thought bad u**t «bcrurred to me that
funiiUwd by i (¿en Get»rg©
I had a dutv t»» fulfiU
t l what •
•npertalendeut of police
duty. T«* call In tbe Avenue t h* < uua
rv»«d
Ilia for*’© nuu>t»er*
before th* delivery of th* unhappy case
»ver 2.380 mile* uf track,
tw Ma<lem«>!«**to Zinro K!-*rli
t y made 57J arrest*,
AU’ if Kink-» h«»l mt •■iresml-«-! I
ge of more than
y a*
•i ‘»uh! have returned to the railway st©
ti«*n I sh«>uld have •s*i«t*4 in the uu
suns wet© con
baling >f th«* pre* lous parkag* I would
44 were sent tn jail,
have watched It on the cart, and I wuuhl
-uurt and (he others
hav© Arc« tn|«stue«l It to the A1
e tw« year© tien,
t
<’»»us. I would even have b*l|
th© offline nearly r rz -
rying him up to M
been made by h!a
t
Kl<«rk
Ami what a d<
P’V (her© would have t
d»er <’f a fretta are
j’lmi*©»! thr»*ugh th© p
the firm« of the fair I
If u<
M It |a dralgnata-d
m»’ When the box •
‘ ; * a «e In- lu-l-*
empty -empty •« • bea
trans**rtatl«»n via
the hl«Kw| Uaa escaped.
(<»r ib©i© crime with their live©, at th'
«■••»
I ab u© kn<*w wbat has pa©s«»1
1 «it I will tell th© ©tury. for p»ue lUak
1« |M> RMU*
! will
k r* twy mlm! to mad© np,
*(**sk a* *-»o a« I have arm Zin*«
Kl«»rk The p * mj V girl mmt t»* told with
««-*»•!» I«* rs 11«»n
The death « f her I**
truthed ma©< n<»< come upon keV like a
th nudwrlap Yea, t< n. rruw, a* e«w»u ••
w© ar© at l*»kin
Aft«w alt If I
!*»a*t denouu«©
ainxit Klnhn, | m
and the f‘»wr
Fsruskiar an I G
I «aw them g»>
htertigoto 1 cau *a
folio wed them,
tbr*«ugh th© van, I
talking
th*
that I f«»und they
th# er rea ma «-f
gangway, that I I
• • tLey were
th© driver and *
•trangled hi th©
then ©©tamed to
“Hark! Back!** «©
W* ar© u* w ata
• he train Maj*«r N »««• th© Germa
hir**n,
Ephrh»*ll, I’an < ha
I'rqmf «hsMit twenty trsretor© in al
Th© <T»lr»e©e guard, faithful to th*
triMf. ar© atlll ne©r th© tr©a«»r©. whh
!».»< <a*« of then» haa a ban-1 «»t»©J
11
©•wr guar»! has brought al--ng th* ta
w©
•
ran •*« iu what a stats th© rngin© !•
If tb* train, which waa then running
at an *«'»rn»"us vehseity, had not at«»pp**!
•tiddeftly Aftd thus brought »>*<»»»< It* de
•traction it waa beefttis© th© b” !<*r had
espWed at th© t»»p an«l »«n the aid*
TL* wheels (»ring tin damage I. th* engib*
ra, am! tbe more
had run far «*n«»«igh to come gradually
wb*» try to argue
to a atandatill «»f Itself. **d thua th*
g vlng them fr«w
¡.Mssengrra ha<! been aar<*l a violent
••IIRISG” I KM M.
•hoc k
r»»b!*er:e« ar* frequent, dr
Of the boiler and Ita ace*©s««ri*© only •
iving vigliane©, am! the rall-
f •• w «lis-x-> <• fragment* remain©*!
I‘r
funnel ha l gone, the dome, th* at« *m
*n Is put to a s©*©r*» t«*«t
I/akurn was th© “butt” of th©
f-brwt nothing but t«»rn plat©«, broken,
g the thieve« am! recover
rnl**
rvMitu
of
the
dally
un
wtilrfi
tie
a
nd
I«
tMisted tnix's, split cylinders,
¡ •
I : v • - * ■ »<! running
work«!, says the Hr*w>klyn Eagle, II©
««mnreting r«*»!s gaping w«*m»«1a in
«»al r* ï..-fit loses thotlsAnds
was
a
drhd
Up,
w
rinkled
little
c
cbap.
«•«■rpse of steel.
«.ill every y» ?r fio far this
who might have been either
or tM)
At»«! n*»t only ha«l th© engine l?een <lr
•ver. th»» !••<« has ¡»creep-
*tr»»ye*l. but th© tender had Ixeen ren
years of age,
tVhates«*© went wrung
«ivViitg to th© vigilane©
dured uselwM. It* tank had been «-racked h I m »lit the office was laitl to l.lskuni.
and It* l««ad <»f r«»als *«*aner»»’l «»ver th* and whatever was attributed tu tetro
te work of th«* railroad ¡ m >*
lit»©
The higgsg* van. curious !«» re
tie *cc*p|©d without a murmur, only
late. had miraculuualy ©©caped without
smiling a crinkly little smile that won
THE CHEAT ULÍ *>SiNa.
injury
Fur.
the hrarts of the whole staff
“It to o mly too evident,” said one <*f
of
Attitude Toward **<ui
the pas««-i ngers. ’‘that our driver and joke him m they might, ei-wy reporter A »wrie st»
iMtfcrs from English.
Caln*
9
tender
«¡©»t
for
on
the
paper
bud
a
r
¡*r©i»hed
in
the
r
1
p|swi|on.
"
st«ik»*r hav
Th© average I EtiglidHuaii*© mental
Tint I Llskutn.
“!•«©»© fellows!** »aid I’opof.
•<
wonder h"* the train couhi have g>4
One day Tompkins, the •’©tnr” re
<M» the Nankin bramh without bring n«r
porter, «•ame in t«» find th«» group alH»ut Is hut ,*.**> fur the American to Uli
t»c©d Y*
k youfig arlatoctst < ocutnlt-
the big stove in tbe I«» • il room Indlg |*r*I*t>d
'Tic night waa very dark," • Ahl Eph
ted siilcbl© th« other day (»ccauae. hav-
nantly discussing ©»m«*thii»g
flneli, “and th© driver could uut m *
■ r.ii t * /’ •• fly. iu* was
“l.bikuiu bn«! borii flrtNl.“ a>«me one ;ig run
the points ”
facing the dreadful he*vs«»ty of earn
fU*i*
**
‘
!ÌM»r©
w
aa
tokl
him
That l* th© only *i¡»lanation ¡ m « n * i |
hi English novels
thia ing hl* dally hr« «1
Ide.” said r«»|M.f, “f»»r h* would have alajut tbe third ward
w«* often vncuunter hrr<H*a tn whos©
tri««l t<» stop the train, and. on the c«»n- morning*s ¡»aj»er.**
trary, ©« were traveling at tremendous
“Why, I w r»»t© that my©elf.” ©al«! behalf our sympathy I* »»night bccaus©
•¡.»-•'»I/’
Tompkins
“l.lakum ha«l nothing to the poor fellows must cither work <»r
But." ar*Id Fan t’hno, “how dues It
•I«» with it” And w irti that he start* I starve. Th»« keray’a “i’lilUp” was «>n*»
hR|«p«-n the Nankin branch was «»pen
>f the*e iinfurtutnate young men 1««**
when the Tj««n viaduct I* not finished?
tng hla money through the dlahoiMHdy
.Mr
Roi
kman
snt
by
hla
fiat
to|>p<-
1
I Ind the switch been interfered with?"
»f nil « vet utt>r, he is t «uiii»*,lh«l to take
••(’nd<»ubtedly,” »aid I’opof, “au«l prob- »leak; Idskiim *t*MM| opposite him.
Tompkln* *l«»we<l down in an ajh >I«*- up new*piper work, am! the hard
ably «»nt of carelessness”
I'p to now Major Noltits had taken geUc wav, fur he remembered that ho •hip* of having to work for n living,
who has beet»
he in
n • ¡»art in th© discussion,
had violated precedent by entering the eapeclgliy fur one
heard < <l.h>r'a room w Itiiout kn«s'klng.
trrrupte«l Popof. and iu a
brought tip In idlen»**«, are dwelt upon
by all. he sake«!:
“Com© in. Tumpkina,” ukl Mr by Mr. Thn ketay with telling pnthot.
“Where ia FaruakiarY*
Rockmmi. “You are Just the man I Not until. In tbe InM chapter, tbe hero
They all looked about and tried to di«
Inherits n fortune through the roman
»-.v«-r what ha«l b©e«*me of the manager want to see.*
I.lskum turned his crinkly smile on tic <lla<*overy of (he ••ushiinary miss
uf the Tranaaslatic.
ing will, «1«» We t«ei (lint fa© 1« r* stored
“And where is hia friend tihangir?" Tompkins but ©¡©»ke not n word.
In
»•kr>l the tnaj«>r. There was no reply.
“1 have Just <l'si!ils*«*l Mr Idakuiu Io the rank of a real gent.'♦•uinn
“And where ar© th© four M*»ng'*la who for that third warvl »tury.” sji I«I th© English ¡»nrlam*© “trade"
is “low.”
were lu tbe rear van?" asked Major
When th«» gru« *»r, the but» h»-r nud the
editor.
Noltiti.
maker of candieMin ka m«*vt for a » o -
“I heard so. replied Tumpklim, “but
Au*l noil© * f them presented them
cial ewulng with their wives, «•«••h p>-
il- h11
I wrote that story myself.
selves
lltely Ignures the fa» t that th© other©
“Well, then,’’ sai l Major Noltita. “the iKiftdng to do with It."
labor for their
dally
bread.
The
rascal who aebt us on to the Nankin
“I know that,” sal.! the editor “That
lib©, w I»«» would ha*«- hurl©«! us into the Is why I «lismHo'd him. A fortuhl •lightest ailu«i*>n to th»* eominerritl
TJ*»ti valley. («• walk off with th© Impe able delegation of third wan! ¡>«*»p!e world would be couaidered tbe deep
est discourtesy.
rial treasure, la Faruakiar”
came her«* this morning, and made It
“What!" »al«! l*«q*uf. “Th* inanag«r
In th!« country w© i«*»k upon work
very
¡»lain
to
me
that
ootnethlng
must
• f the company, who a> courage ualy
•orntwbat differently.
There Is the
be
done
to
a»»othe
them.
1
knew
you
drove «»ff th© bamllta and kill««) their
were such a fiery chai» It w « hi !<| never wiiu© commendable aversion to talk
«1 .« f. Ki l‘»ang. with bia «»u n hand?'*
du tu let you face tbrm. so I brought Ing shop," nt !• »st th « feeling la
Then I entered <»n th«' s«-©ne.
’’Tl»© major is n»»t mistaken. It wa* Liakum In and Indignantly dlanilssid growing, but it ia not Iw« ntisc we nr©
a*h«m»tl of working for our living
I'aruakiar who laid this trap f »r ua.”
him from th* r*p*>rtorUll staff
I am
And amid th© g« neral stupefaction I Juat n«»w engaging him ns h as 1st .»nt The *<t»»ry la told of a young English-
told tbrm what I knew, and what g ted
man who knew sum© men in I’ittsburg.
(«•ruin© had ©uablsd ma i to aacertaln city editor”
tin* bus.« st *|K»t on th.« continent, an I
Liskuiu
turned
another
crinkly
amtl*
I tuld them how I had overheard the
deci«led to put up at a club in tint
on
Tompkin«,
am!
tbe
star
rr|*>rt»-r
plan of Faruakiar an«l hie Mongol«
lie left town
when it waa too late to •top it. but I w *-llt bark to the big stove iu the city rlty f»»r a ft w weeks
after two days, saying
“There’s no
of r«M»fh.
waa silent regarding the Intervention
I
All my friends
Kihko. Th© moment had n«»t c««tne. and
“B<»ya/‘ hr said, “the old man Is all fun to b© had here.
I would d<> him justice in du© tin*©.
work in the daytime, am! I «-an t get
right”
Now that all danger hsd disappeared,
any one to play with me” W© Ilk«
w* must take immediate measure© f«»r
work, we ar© proud of tt. and we ree-
I nir*« llrtii- < hang« <!
running back the car» on tu tbe i’ekln
In these <!«)<. wbeu the health quo« ognlxe that It Is one of < .'»1 « twat (Ifta
lit»©.
to man.
’’The tarât thing tn do la to < • to the !:«>n 1« the first thing iun«!«!rr»-d la .1
“I I.»« lleve you have no leisure chita
nrsrvvt • tati>>n, that of l'uro <’h«M>, an i child's upbringing, it la curious to rend
telegraph to Tai Y»USS for them to •< h l the f«»il«»wing letter wtitten by a m «th In your countryT* an Engl i «h noble-
uu a relief engine/* I auggest©»!.
er In the curly thlrthw of lite last «rii man asked a young American girl.
Twelve of us, including Pan Cha«»,
“Oh, j« * my lurrt,” «ante tbe qul« k
tury, and qieded by Mr*. Kirby In
I’atrrua and myself, volunteered to a«
”bar* of Eiperlcine'* The lad) I* in reply, “but we cal) tberu tramp*.”-—
• ■«Uipatiy Major N-»llit*
Hut by c«»m
Ilouaekeeper.
m*»u accord w© advised P«»pof nut to corn*»i*<M»dvm*© with « dear friend.
•*Uh>. my dear, Charles haa a grr.it
abandon th© train, assuring him that wo
H a © a 177A *hinp A«ter.
wottid du all that was n«-*«rasary at friend, a physician In the I city, w ho
•'Hav* you . I ia ng© for Iff 3 cental"*
Fuel» <*Uou.
¡«•sltitely forbids his wife putting
Cb*r!** 11
Hmtth. ou i « r of the
1 ben. armed with daggers an«! re* !v
etay • on b«-r little girt, or making he.' Amrrbau lluu»*. tub! the
kan«n«
rr© it © aa <-ne «/«’I « k In the tn r: *.i M-
ikwM •«> they interfere w I th i any City Journal that th© •1 • -r!-»n w n I
we went along th© line to the junction,
i
it probalJy *ake«l a gr©at many times In
walking aa fast as tbe very dark night mon omenta of her anna. Now *11©
f«»urte?<i, and It Is entirely too Inta to
■» rt 4 h •
prrutltUMi.
In leas than two honra we arrived at •avr ber figure. It la s |«rrf©ct ahaiii© baa n pier© of nitmey of that denomi
Fuen 4'tiuo station without adventure. to wrong a girl •<>
One ran hardly nation I hsihh I In Dceenilwr, 1775.
Evidently Fartisklar had rl©«red off Th© imagine a man sa«'rific|ng a «laugh*« •
It la aU»ut two and a half Inch©«
t’hin«r©© polic© would have to deal with interrata to hl© own ©rrwtlc nu(J<>fi* wi«!© and !hn.
h« * In length
It la
the bandit am! hia accomplice©
Would
wh«> th© tui*cbl*f v*n never be UH- f.id*‘«l atid 4«»m»’w h.vt turn
Tt>©
print
they catch him? I bopsd so, but I doubt
dou©.”
ing la wtill leg Id»- but the « gnatur*»©
• ‘d it.
flbort «igtitrd father!
hr uf the guvernmrnt uttb Ini» ar* almuat
At th© station Pan Chao explain©*!
the obliterated
Iustters to th© station master, who teto- waa th© aame ¡»hys!«*hiu
grwphe*! f«»r an engine to b© sent from unre«*onable dlrs'-tlotia
na II
Ar«>und th© rdg«- of the bill ipprar
Tai Youan to the Nankin lift©
boy* w ho wwr* down with chills an I th* words ”«»m-sixth uf a dollar” In
At thr©© o’clock, just at daybreak, Wr fever
Th© dort < was called, lie pr©- large Sett«*r%
lu tin- ■ cuter uf th©
r©turn©«l to wait f«»r th© engine At th* s< ril e*I »¡uinine, an I gai© strict order««
bill to:
junction. Three-quarters of an hour af
that th© small ¡»at I «‘fit* shoul I have
“Gne sixth of a Indiar.
ter ward Its whist I© announ«~ed Its •P
•Thto bill of our al «th of a dollar
prosch and It at*«pp©d st th© b»furratl»»n neither meat ie«r cuffc© wldl© tiie at
•ball entitle tbe brarrr hereof to re
•»f th© line©
W© climbed up on to the tack laatel.
tender, nnd half an h«»ur later bad re
“W© only want just • quail aim ] on© cdi'c gold or •liver at the rate of four
joined the train.
•’tip of COffee fiplece/’ p‘p--*l Up th - shilling* aiul aliiw*n» e sterling |>er dol
Th© dawn bad mine on *nfllcl©nitly for
younger of the twain, age! five “Anl lar f»»r th© said toll ©«■ »rdlng to a
ua to b© able to aee over a considerabl©
rewulve of the prov 111« !a 1 couventl«Ml
diatanre.
Without saying anything to we’r© g*dng to have them t«©>.”
bar» uf Maryland, held in the rlty of An-
It la
anybody. I went In search of th© tw-ty
na ¡ mi Ila» th© Till Jay of I »r«-ruil»rr,
of my poor Kinkn. And I cuuld nut And them.
1775.”
it among the wrack.
III l.u« k kverte«!
Mr ffodtb aaya hr wurwl the bill
Aa the engine ©mild n«*t reach thr
"My dear,” «Aid Mrs. fipenders by oo long ago tlmt hr «!<><-« uot reinem
fruwt of the train, owing to there being
way of preliminary, would you cun l»er w her© he got It. Th© tmuiry I a
«»t»ly a single line, an«! no turning table
It waa darkled to couple It <»n In the rear ■Ider an opal unlucky
I r«-«l uf grt-at value ta au*e of
and run backward to the junrtl«»n
In
"I would If I got a bill for one and Ita rarity.
thie way the boi. alae’ without thr H«»u
bad to pay It.” began her buabaud
nianlan In It. wee In the laet carriage
a e.«w».
•ternly.
W« started, an«! in half an hour we were
“What be--.»iu. of that b<>jr you «.id
•
’
Oh."
ahe
Interrupted.
'Tm
no
glad
on the main line again.
was *olii£ tu mak. ao much uuîm lu
Everything rn«!o in thia world bak»w, I ordered a diamond lii«tead”’- »'atbo
th. world?"
even a voyage . f eii th ueand kilometer« lie Standard and Time.
"Ob, he lumM out to !»♦ a ’fitter
on the Grand Tranaaeiatlc; and after a
Haa a Job In tbe a«>la department In
run of thirteen day«, hour after hour.
No Speeding.
-Jr train et-pped at the gate« of tbe
larry Vet aama to t>© takln* yer a drug ature/’- t»étroit Tribune.
capital of the Celeetia! Empire.
bolina w*d thlrn I mi rumar awn r»«lla
A married man often «aya In «peak
I totmy Y to. (H’rn workln’ by th’ ing of bia children “Well, Ita tbeir
CR APTER X XVIII.
day. Ol’ll n<*t be lolka » chauffeur
mother'« not loti.'*
’’rekln.”* abuuted Pvpof. “All change
larry Ye« won t?
here,’*
After ail a man haa cuntldcrtb'.©
Penny
So,
OTU
Hirer
be
arrlat«d
It wai four o’cl-M-k Io the afternoon
Cun uul vi Lit ba.d bead.
Eut peuple fatigued with three hundred fur tot drvlrla'
;
OLD SORES
N"thinf ia mor« offer, mv « th<n> »n old »ore BzA4i«VJ*-rw w
that tefuaea to heal
Patiently, «lav alter «lay. it ia treated and nutted, every
aalve, ;»>wder etc that ia heard of ia tried, but d«-ea oo g«*od. until the very
eight of it grow« offensive to the .offerer and he ttewmea disgusted and mor«
tid. They are not only oflrnsive. but dangerous, because the same gem*
that produces cameroua ulcer* is ba«k of eTcty old »ore. The esuse is in
the blood aud a* long as it
Some vear* ago my blood l-ccam© poisoned, and
rernatn* tbe sore will be
■
there and continue to grow Ufa. and that d the© wet* cta**d up the result
worse and more destructive. would be fatal, fndrr thia discouraging report I
The fa.t that thou »an <ls of left off tbeir treatment and resorted to the uac of
Ita effect» were prompt and gratifying.
old sores have been cut out S. B. S
and even the bones scraped, It t«»ok only a ah*»rt while fur tbe tne«hctne to en«
end yet they returned ia in tirely cure up the sores, an I 1 am not dead as th*
disputable evidence that the <L m ? r* intn? atrj I w ulJ b*t neither have th*
aorra ©ver br ken out again
JoUM W. FVMDflk
blood ia diseased and rvaj-on
Wheeling, W. Va., Stay aS,
Sible I t the »ore or ulcer.
Valuable time is !>>at in ea;«rimenting with esternal treatn ent», such as
aalve* powder*, waab«*. ct«
l<-< ,uae the germa and p> i ns in the blood
must I* tetuovnl before a cure can be effectctj. 8. 3. S cleanses and |>urt«
fie* the circulation so that it carne* rk h new blood to the |>art* and the
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txhllaratmg tonic. al<Ls the d
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H k
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n .«:• I putt every p«rt < ( the l»dy in
I. with any me
H adv e wi»he«l,
TH£ S W/FT SPECIFIC CC., A TLAMTA, CA.
•».thout charge.
1 r
Pra« « Aflrr th© Hatil««.
The wife of a well Eno u Western
Heuator I» a Koutbrrn woman whe was
married to the Senator late in life
While »till a young girl ah* left her
native S’at© and am© North to
»•
but fr <m time to time sb© wu . 4 r©
vi«it bar oh! hum©
♦ »n on© uf th©*« < xvas . » us abort v !>«•
for© her marriage ah* happen«^! ?
meet the old colored "mammy ’ wb->
had b**n her nurse, and who was vast
* *urprls©d to fin«! tb*t “M’sa Mary
Still was unweddrd
Ian', Mi** May'* sb© ct ’alm«-«!
***ln‘t yo* married yltK*
N«», not jet. Aunt !U/y/* was I!
gnawer.
• kly. my! Who'd a thought It? An
ylt/ ah© mused, determined to » ftvn
this diagram’©. “Aftah all, dey d*e* •ay
dat of malda baa J© bapp>a !!f©, dal
la, aftah d©y quits atruggilu * ”
l.wt'k
"Yau know Hrsdahsw, don’t you'
"Jim Hrad«*haw 1 Yes ”
"Illa father, who died n »t !»>ng sg »
pruild.xl lu hla will that Jlui mi t
b« ■ nt off with H 50 uni-.» ii. au.l
hla wife aeparatnl. In e«,e they . ■!
divorced Jliu wa. to Inherit half a
million
I understand that the lady
I m . det tiled to apply for a le<al aepa
ration, au that
ba may get
tl.-
money
Kjr George, the lurk of aotue p-
I. marvelous
If that fellow fell iu
a rat of boiling oil I’ll bet It would at
once turn Into th« fountain of youth."
M orvt« nf M l«<1i>m
»
you .r. all ri^hl when you think oth
er. are.
It i ¡'ilrv. »act to confine« a man
14 In an argument when
you a re
you ow « him money.
Every w, . ian w. ■ rvacbea the age
I,
a t -1 ■ »er If .tie only
tuid cummv'Ui-rtl lu time.
!ou cau l . »¡-c. t to < ut much leff
with coìti atonte« «y»»|>*tby.
1 1..-
.
|u try g to tight th«
lie own*
devil on bl« own ground
too much ut it
Milwaukee Hen linei.
Pi •<? ’s Co»* I * a g-Msl « »rh .»»«Heino,
Il hsa cured •
í’ * « i <‘44a for forty
years. Al -!' ■ *■*!». •■■■ st»'.*
I'rniiniii© Charity,
They «ay Maule is I
i I .
u.au
i r
‘gh tu ba her grauJ-
«
,N
Imp P «»«Eble!
\\ ( by du you say thatT
Hr. m««- I m »are tbvrs isn't
who I« that ul I
I •
.
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A>J
■ ■
FITS
Jim I »he a " oman.
' ' r
rrivge f »r a f»?w h»>»ir«??
It will e«at you I.* f«*r the
1 11 for ••« h additimi*!
I II uw it for two addl-
»e g «í * *o.«* «h »pp !ig to
rvouire il tbe fir*t hour.
Mother* will find Mr*, w, • w e '-.tM-t
Syrup th* b©«< r«tnedjr ton*« fur their cMidreu
during th* teething perJud.
Th* Milt« r-ak l’hil«»e«>pher.
E»aal«>n la tbe tribute cow ardire
pay« to diriH-t fal«eb<M><t
It would be much more eaay to con
qiier fate if wr but knew what f
w aa to l>e.
klwaya take the deed for the will
and cheat the lawyer« out of a coolest
It U a pity that tbe wheat. lot! ral
of thr •prcuLitor, falla into tbe buppe
amt ia gnuiutl up.
Th© bookworm ae«w but tbe printed
page. All iiAturc • volume ia a «triti
<’inclnnatl Cummer« Ul.
gar to him
You Caa <itt Allen a I oot-t aie I PI H.
Arile Alleo * «>l«» •<•*! le k< v N. Y . h’» •
H rurre
free <*• » 1« ot Alle • • > ti •••
ll male«
«wr« g I..4 |W
• •!>•< f ■ '
a '-ertain cur* ' t
*©W
n tft» ingvMWtng età» ____
• ai*«! ' univi • All drug*
I mh i accept auy tubetilui«.
glaiatelilt
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HficiuBU noiwivt ahn
If* ts i I I » I
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H h ..< Asia t«r
H « t ulsi Hutiieii.
STAMMER
tudsi 'Ion of a lieae k'riend
WE CAN CURE YOU
"The uio.t ridiculous thing happened
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t
»« -
*.*ar^
to day,” said the girl who bad lieeu out • • >
I «'.
a
l »..i*) «aaa(*|w4
•
A »
r- «I
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in her new bonnet 'There was a man
«
. r .« V . ■... ru
on th« corner near a big trench they
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a
» * .'•
, a I«* •• • -U«f • w«»r» a»4
were digging fur a sewer or aoiuetblng
W . • ■■ * ■ •
t II» ««
■ » - * « » I-
r . •
. • wa«»« la tls«
and tbe umi kept .taring at ui<* all th«- • ■
t
,
«4 W
•• im I rtl«M ••
time as I nearml hl tn a lei what do you >•« MT1V1! Ail oil. I a Vt MK UUAMAMTXXP. \
’«i
• i a •
«ta «'liatw* |í y »u ns«w*i<
II» gaxed at tue •<> ateadlly
tbluk?
«A s(«a(«> a I m -»♦«- ca I*» ••.>!<, I« ru>»er »«>«<«<•.
that ho did nut Me tbe trench atei fi ll 1 » . ♦« ! »>« -,r . h «--‘«oxi ,4»J »•*<« bo»-a. Ì >.«
‘a».4 ff»*’ ' .«l-.it f*<*«MUv«rittg. ira# ,»t. barg«.
luto It.’
• 4 »M© WILLIAM T I.KWia
««
A a»-
i«ta Wtt*c<|MU
- llow '" ei.-lalmed the girl who ha<l w«*«’
M W V - |A!.’i an.I R>
Mh MlfMls
POMILANU
I m new bouuet. ’’Did you look at blui.
Nj<e “ fxpi-* •*•«■♦*?♦•'» et rurtlaeU aft«* * w * h let.
t<>u T*
"Well, of course ! couldn't help Ju*
P. *. U.
N©. 10 ISOS
glancing at him ”
a
«I'll I N wrllln. lo^li.ru.ao plMMl
•'Maytra ba Jumped Into th« tren. U.
M
tht.
I
Judge.
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simili! I inU ft*' taxi dndlk'tf uin
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rwTO antlHr-u Contain« iM’ittar
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